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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
Our own Affairs.

NEaNILioSvILLE, March l6, lS4l.
Gentlcmen--Thomas J. Potter has not called
for his paper for some six weeks. He has left
these diggens." Don't know if he intends to
return, &c. Yours, &c.
l.. w. DlMMICK, p. VI.
GIVE hope he may return, or let us hear
from him. We are determined to publish every
delinquent that absconds without regard TO person
or standing, and consequently Mr.. Potter will not
be excluded. lie is respectfully requested to
write to US, or not be astonished if he should hap
pcni 10 sec handful in his new neighborhood.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26

JoHN PALNEE, of this vrcinity, was on Tuesday
last appointed Assessor for La Sale county by
the County Commissioners Court
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26

PA, what lisa Spirit-stiring speech ~
"Ohservations made while preparing ones
toddy, my child"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26

"Jim !" well 2" 81 can't find any
thing soft enough to sit on "Try your
head"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
RyEyb NyrJ II

"Thc Phoenix, Mechanics, Union, Merchants
Exchange, America, all in this city, are down.
Commercial and Bank of Buffalo rather doubtful.
Donot touch any New York Safety Fund money
to keep over night; red backs do"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26

The Chicago Democrat gives the following as
extract f.om a letter received by a gentleman in
tha, ci,y:
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
FREE AND ACCEPTED YORK MASONs

will be held on the MoypArs on or before the
full of the Moon. The brethren will therefore
please take notice., that the day Tor holding our
next regular communication will fall on the FIRST
Monday in April, a. /. 5s4l, being the 9Th day
Of said MONTH
Transient brethren in good standing arc re-
spocttuliy invited to attend.
BY order of the Lodge.
GEO. +. WEAVER, Ssc'y.
OTTAWA, March &, lS4t
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
OBITUARY,

DIED-On Indian Creek, on Saturday last Mr..
HvGH NJ. GRIGes-aged 43 years.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26

Q1rSend gamblers and drunkards TO the I.cgis-
lature and you will always find il as reckless OF
the peoples interest rs ours is. Its result will
always bc stay laws, suspension laws and a gene
raj traffic in oiiices.--- Chieago Democrat.
The editor should have included young dan.
dies and soap locks.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
Masonic Notice.

IN conformity with the first article of I'll
Il present code of bylaws the regular con
munications of OrTAwA LopGE of
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
Great Meeting at Lockport.

Grin horribly a CHASTITY smile
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-04
Faclurage 81 Commission
Business,
HAlIRERG. =. C

- C4tSf ~
A S I have declined selling goods, beg
70. leave to return my grateful acknowledge
menis to my friends, and the public generally,
for their beral patronage while thus engaged.
now offer my services to tho public Is an
Agent. TO receive and forward all kinds of uer-
clIandizc aud produce. And us will no, be
engaged in any other business, Twill pay strict
attention to the interest Of all those cOnsigning
.her produce or merchandise 10 me, and while
il, nv honse the hes, care Will be taken, and for
warded with despatch, or orders promptly
obeyed.
From experience and observation, have
long thought that faithful agent could render
considerable service 10 the planters, in selling
their cotton and tiou-. and buying uheir groce.
ries; And, Us have been engaged in this mar
kai for the last ten years, and acquainted with
tho general routine o(business. therefore olici
my services TO my friends and the planters gen
erally; aud will faithfully devote my undivided
a,,e ntion To the Interest Of all those who may
commit, to my charge. the selling Of their pro-
1uce, and buying such articles US they may Or
der.
In all cases, mn commission shall be moderate.
ii. l.. JEFFERS.
Sent. %. 1851 if35
p. s. | am not interested in any Warehouse
in the place; therefore all Cotton sent 10 my
care, will be stored rs Directed, aud il no drcc.
tons, my bes, Judgment will be used for The
planters interest, II. l.. ).
The Grecnyillc Mountaineer, Edsciield Ad-
verli.er. PendIe,on Messenger and Highland
Sentinel and Highland (N. Co. Messenger will
insert the above, two months. aud forward bills.
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Hardware and Cutlery.

u
FTHE Subscribers have just received di-
Il rec, from the Manufac,urcs in Eng
land aud The Northern States, handsome
and vel! assorted stock of Hardware and
Cutlery; which they offer for sale on very
reasonable terms, Wholesale and Retail,
at the corner (lrick build,uGl Of Centre
and Mercer Streets, among which are:
Enslish, Swedes and American Iron
assorted sizes
Sandersons Cast Steel
German, English and American Steel
Band and Hoop Iron, assnr,ed sizes
Lead, Cut aud wrought nails, all sizes
Collins Axes. AIDES, Chizels g. Gouses
Mill Irons. full assortment
Anvels, Vices, Smith Bellows, Horse
Shoes and Horse Shoe nails.
Wagon Boxes. Chains Wood Screws.
Pots, Bake pans and Frying pans.
Table Knives & Forks, Pen aud Pocket
Knives
Mill, Crosscul, Hand and Tenant Saws
Locks & Hinges, Carpenters Planes and
hammers
Coffee Mills, Gridirons and Aueers
Grins,ones. Marilln, and Cotton Rope ]
to2 inches
Aud other articles, such as are usually
kept in Hardware Stores.
HENKELL & ROBINSON.
Hamburg, Sept. 80, ls4l d SO
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ TIE COUEJ' or OGDIyiRY

IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY
WHEREAS paper purporling TO be the
Wv last will aud testament of Thomas Rey-
nods, late Of the District and State aforesaid.
was admit ed ln probate in common form on the
I'D September last; aud whereas Wiley Rey-
no!Is, Lawson Reynolds, and Joseph WhItle
and Sophia his wife. who would have been en-
titled 10 distribution share, in the estate oi said
Thomas. il he had died ln,esiatc, have given Tile
notice that they require The said will 10 he prov
ed in due form Of iae; and whereas John Rey-
Mods, one of the distributes OF said estate fe.
sides without the limits OF this State; and Il
proper petition having becn prepared for this
purpose: hereby give notice 10 The said John
Reynolds, aud TO al others interested in said
Estate, that OH the lllh Of January next shall
hcar testimony concerning said will. and pro-
ccei 10 determine the validity thereof.
.. TUWLES,
Ordinary Of Edggicld District.
Oct. II. Isl nmc "a
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Saraycd

ENRON the subscriber. living near Posey' S
H' Bridge, on Ed,to River. E.igetield Dis
irict. about the 25lh nl'; unc Chestnut Sorrcl
MARE. in low ordcr 10 or II years old. white
streak in The face. some white about both hind
feet. Also, n Yellow Sorre COLT, = years old,
star in the face righ, fore anclc enlarged from
Il sprain, with some scars on the same ankle.
1t il supposed they vii! go towards Abbeville.
rs they were raised there. Any information con
cerning them will be ,hnnkfnlly received.
MATTHIAS QUATTLEDUM.
September % 81
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Executors Sale.

WTlLL be sold Oh the first "Wednesday
w in December next, at the late resi-
dcnce of Hillary N. Collier, deceased, in
Eigetieid District South Carolina, all the
property boll, Real and Personal belonging
to said Estate, except The negroes. there Is
about thirteen hundred Acres Ui best Oak
and Hickory Land, which will he divided
into Two tracts, leaving with The House
place about 650 TO 100 Acres. IA regards
The value OF This property lis character is
so well known, rs Ia make Il description ni
il aln0s, useless. Ii i considered one of
The best Country stands for Il Public House
in the State. il bcins OH The Alaninlown
Road, the great rfuroueh(alr, leading from
the west TO all the lower country markets,
aud 4 noted sani with all the Drovcis,
aud when viewed purely as planting in.
teresr, it presents many advantages, that
oflerriily ol soil aud its adiaceucyro one Of
the best Markets in the United States
The land sold on credit Of one and two
years.,hc persona! property Twelve months.
Amongst the personal property viii he
sold the Entire crop of Cotton aud Corn.
4. MERR.WETllER.
X. HENDERSON. Executors
ISAAC 4. HEARD,
The Augusta Chronicle Il Sentinel, and
Grccnvil!c Muun,airccr, will give the
abuvc six weekly insertions AID forward
their accounts to this office previous to the
day nf sale
Oct. |. 1911 II 80
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Valuable Land for Sale.

EEyllE Subscriber offers loi sale his valuable
Il plantation whercon he now resides, stu.
ated in Edsefeld district, about one mile oi
Meeting Street, containing four hundred and
thirty-tlirec acres; about two hundred OF which
is under good fences. and in high state OF cn'-
liyation. On the premises are good dwelling
house, kitchen, barns, stables, and all necessary
out buldingss Also all excellent Horse III iil,
capable Of grinding 80 bushels per day. ANY
person desirous OF purchasing, are requested TO
call and examine for themselves Terms made
easy.
Also. 10 sell. rent. or lease, one House and
Lot, in the village of Edseiicld, adjoinins Mr..
Mat. Minis, containing 43 acres.
THOS. b. HARVEY.
July g u -
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EStrayS.

SAMUEL l.. HILL. living about two and
~ half miles south of ihbevillc Court House.
tolls before me two cstray mare MULES: one
Of dark brown color, fourteen hands high,
about seven years DID, no brands "r mark per-
ccvubc. The other of sorrel color. with n
blaze on the forehead. fourteen aud y hal! hands
high, about seven yeais old. no brands or marks
pcrccivabic. The brown Mule is shod all round,
The sorrcl Mule shod before. Each appraised
AT Sixty dollars. The Mules can be seen 4,
Samuel l.. Hills.
TlOS. THOMSON, Magistrate.
September 20 mit 30
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Notice.

YWyHE estate Of John Coker. deceased, being
LEFT DereIict, and agreeably IN an &c, OF
the Legislature. i, is made my duty 10 take charge
Of. aud settle said estate. shall therefore pro-
coed to sell ai the late residence Of said deceas.
ed in Beach Island, on Thursday the ll'a day
Of November next al tho property and estate
OF said deceased. consisting Of three Negroes,
Horses, Mules. Cattle and Hogs. Corn and
Fodder, Plantation Tools. set Blacksmiih's
Tools. ono Barouche. and one Piano Forte. &c.
on a credi, Of six moatlls. purchasers 10 give
their Notes with approved securities.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Edg.feid District.
October 81 IS
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Water Proof Warehouse

HAMBURG. September ~ lSil
FEYHE Subscriber begs leave TO inform his
b friends and the public, that he continues
the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION BU-
SlNESS, n, his former stand, known as Tie
Water Proof Warehouse.
De.zched rs j, is from other buildings. ITS To-
cation renders it nearly as secure from hre, rs
il i, were lire proof. The floors Of lis two wings
have been elevated above the high water mark
Of the great ireshct of May lS4O; and each OF
these divisions Of the building. will store from
500 TO !. zoo bales OF Cotton. both OF these are
designed 10 be exclusively set apar. Tor the Cot.
ton OF planters nnl county merchants, who Will
thu. nc secured from the possibility oi loss aud
damage by ir"shcts.
lie ayaIls himself of the present occasion TO
return his thanks L. his friends and patrons. Tor
their liberal support during the last season.
lie soci,s from them. and the public general
k. n continuance nf this confidence, and ASSURES
them. that in return for their patronage he wlIl
Use his hes, personal efforts 10 promote and
pro,ec, their inleres, committed TO his charge !;
in addition 10 hisassnrance. he pledges himself,
lha, he will in no case purchase bale oi Cot
ton directly or indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sale aud shipping OF
Cotton, the receiving aud forwarding Of Goods,
or any other business usually transacted by q
Commission Merchant.
September 30 ON ID
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MAMRNIRG. =. G..

YTyHE Subscriber announces TO his friends
Ok. and tho public, that he has removed from
his la;s stand 10 the corner Of Centre and War
Bet Streets. nearly opposite the Post Office.
wharo heofers for sale;
Basgius. Hemp of 42 to 81 inches, weighing
lS to II lbs. to the yard.
Bsgging, Hemp or IL inches, weighing ID Id.
-. 10 tho yard.
Bazging, Tow, Of 44 inches
Kentucky Bale Rope, ! inch to inch
Irvine, three strands
Choice clarified Sugar
ST. Croix Sugar
4. Porto Rico do.
Boubls refined Loaf Sugar
Lump Sugar
Rio and Cuba Coffee
Old White lava Go.
Catiies, Gunpowder and Imperial Tea.
Wes, India Molasses
Now Orleans do.
Rice In Tierces
Salt in Sack and Bulk
Salt for tablo use
Swedish Iron assorted, all sizes
German, Cast and Blistered Steel
Mails and Brads. assorted
Bacon
BeSes Bar Soap
HiecE pepper
Spsrm Candies
follow do.
Hull D. Sons patent Candies
Flour
And variety Of other articles
In addition TO the shove he will be constantly
receiving from New York and Charleston, 4
ouppty Of all the staple articles in his line.
he ayai,s himself Of this occasion 10 return
his thanks to his friends and the public tor their
Liberal support. and pledges himself 10 use his
bas, effelfs to give satisfaction, to all who may
olcase to favor him with their patronage.
EDWARD ADAMS.
Oct. S, lsiI 81
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General Drag Store,
NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, ,hu,
IL an application. by petition, will be made
to tie Legislature of this State, at its session in
December next. for an Act declaring Shaws
Creek. from n point called Gullidges ford. down
10 its confluence in South Edis,o, public high.
way. for the boating and rafting of Timber and
Lumber-and for the appointing Of Commits
soncrs TO open, and keep open, the snid creek,
aud the ins pection Of slopes through Mill Dams
and other distractions on said Creek, with n
view to its being channel or lhoronshlare 10
transport Lumber from It's borders TO the sea.
beard. JAMES PURyIS,
ShGus Cre1k.
Julys If %
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TWE PMILeDTOE6EN


Forlic Relief Of Females suffering under Sympa-
lAstie Disorders, Periodical Complaints, Iftas-
ness Paias, SC, SC.
YTYHlS Medicine may be resor,ed TO with
The utmost confidence. !or the purpose Of
relieving and removing almost all those COIN
plants peculiar TO Females, aud which often
had in some form or other 10 permanent i'll
health. I, will also relieve much Of the suffer
ing, and preven, those accidents TO which nil
mothers arc exposed
Pamphlets containing satisfactory ,cs,ino-
nials, directions aud much information valuable
70 Females and heads offamlcs. may be had
gratis, where the philotoken is sold. by
EEW'D. J. MINIS. Edsefeld c. III.
HAvILAND, HARRAL & ALLEN.
Charleston.
HsvILaND. RISl.EY s. CO. augusta.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFiE!.D DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLEs, Esq uire

10Y OLIVER TOWLES, Esq uire
ID Ordinary Of EdSriield District.
Whereas, John romkius hath applied TO
me Tor Letters of Administration. on all
and singular the good, aud chaueIs. rights
and credits o Reuben Carpenter, late OF the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred aud credi-
tors ofhc said deceased, TO be- and appear
before me. M our next Ordinary's Court
for The said Dis,ric, 10 he holden At Edge
field Court House on the Srii day Of No
vemhcr ISL to show cause iany, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2lsl
day of October, one thousand eight hun
dred aud forty one. and in the six'y-hilb
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, @. L. D.
October 2S tS2 I24 b 3S
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September 30
Notice.

TH1IIE Subscriber takes this method oi
d informing his friends and the public
generally, that he will be prepared 10 fur"
ni,h Lumber 10 customers at the Mill,
(fnrmerly owned by ilaj. Saml. Posey and
Mr.. Cloy.l eight miles from Edgehe!d
Court House, and three miles from The
Pine House: all orders promptly attended
to a, The Mill, by Nathaniel Ramey, or de-
liycred at The Village il required, a, low
prices. feelihankful for past Patronage
aod solici, continuance of tho same By
Strict attention 10 business.
C. w. PRESLEY.
Edsefield C. II. Oct. a, 1871 d 36
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted 10 the ldte D. A. Wal
"A lace. are requested TO make payment, and
all those having demands against The estate. are
requested 10 render them properly atiesIed 10
n. l.. Griffin. Esqr.. my attorney, with whom
will be placed all notes and accounts due the
estate. ELLEN Z. WALLACE
Qualified Erteatrir.
Oc,ohc, IA f 81
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PLAINTIFFS HOTEL.
,FORMERLY Y KNOWN IS GLOVERS.)
IN EDGEFIELD VILLAGE.

(FORMERLY KNOWN as GLOpERS.)
~ EDGEFlELD VILLAGE.
THyHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
Il. the aboreestablisllment, and been Il much
expense in firing i,up for the accommodation
OF Families, and transient Boardcrs; would
now call public attention 10 it.
His Hotel is new, and spacious, situate near
the Coui, House, in n very airy situation. aud
his Table he lla,tcrs himself, will bear compar-
ison with any one found in an inland town. For
health. the village is notorious; aud he has
made such arrangements Us he feels confident
will give satisfaction 10 Families that may pay
him visit during the Summer season. The
village is surrounded by numerous Springs oil
excellent " ater.
His S,abIcsare under the superintendent oil
a careful llostlcr, and ale large and airy.
TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Regular Boarders, per month, Si5 90
Children and servants halfpricc.
Day Boartlers, 80
Horse per month. j. so
- per day, 40
C.. II GOODMAN.
II The Augusta Chronicle, aud Charleston
Courier. will please give the above six inser-
tons, twice week, and forward their accounts
TO T.. II. &.
June 25. n2l
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

HpY OLIVER ToWLES. Esquire, Ordi-
H D nary Of Edgcfeld District.
Whereas, Charles a. Meigs & Elizabeth VI L.
Dnwd hath applied u ne for Letters of Admin.
is,ra,ion, on all and singular the goods and chat
,el., rights aud credits ofCharlcs a. Dowd late
of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These nrc. therefore, to cite and ndmonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased. 10 be and appear before me,
n, our mex, Ordinary's Court for the said Dis
,r;rt. TO BE- holden at Edge!ic!d Cour, House on
IN. srh dny Of November next, I" show cause,
ir any, why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 26,h day
Of October OF one thousand eight hundred and
forty.one, and in the siIty.fith year Of Ameri-
can independence.
o. TOWLES, o. L. D.
October 26, lSil, (Sa l24) b SO
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VVareFaOssse & Comm isslOIs
BUSINESS.


yEyHE subscribers having leased for term
q ofyeass, tha, co,nmodious and eligible
Warehouse, formerly known rs Coringtoa 4
rau's beg Leave to offer their services, TO their
friends and tho public, ia the Storage and sale
nf Cotton.
From the eligibility Of their Warehouse. to-
gc,hrr with its central position, they alttei
themselves lha, they are able TO ci!eI indnce-
mcn,s To Planters aud others, unequalled by
any establishment OF the kind in the place.
Cotton consigned In them, by the river, wiii
be landed wharfage free, and no commissions
will BE- charged for reshippins Cotton by the
Rail Road or River. Planters meedbc under no
apprchcrlsons with regard to ojresheis, as the RI
yer will have ,n iise feet in the business paris
of the town. before our Warehouse will be over
flowed; and all Cotton stored with Us will be
insured against iJeShcis gratis, If required.
Insurance eau be effected on our Warehouse,
NJ rs low rate rs any other in town; and rs
our utmost endeavors shall be used TO give gene
raj satisfaction, we hope 10 merit and receive
liberal share Of patronage.
Liberal advances will be made OF Cotton III
store.
Our commissions for selling cotton, will be
% cents per bale.
BRITTON MINIS.
THOMAS G. KEY.
Hamburg, September Isl. 1911 81
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Notice..

a LII persons indebted TO the estate Of Sarah
"A Burns, late o! Edseheld District, dec, are
requested to make immediate payment, and all
WIN have deurands aeans, the rs,ntr are request.
ed 10 render them ia 10 the subscribers properly
u,ie,,ed. within the time prescribed by law.
Ed. : PRESLEY. Hi AdH''r'.
.c
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State Of South Carolina.
.ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

William Chasrain. assignee, Declaration in
W. Edward Collier, Sr. attachment.
NETHEREASthc plaintiff in the above stated
wv case has this DAY filed his Declaration
rains, the Defendant. who Is absent from. and with
on, the limits of this State, Gas il is said having
neither wife nor attorney. known within the
same, nn whom copy OF the Declaration. with
rule to plead thereto might be served: Or
dered. that the Dclcndac, plead TO the said De-
clIraiion. within year and DAY from The date
thereof, otherwise final and absolute judgment;
will b. awarded against him.
JNO. T. LIVINGSTON, c. c. p.
Clerks 06cr,
MAY H.. ISL. n. Il T. age lea
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SERAEY & USHER.
gE,ovel,oWse 0nG Commits"
SEos. .HEerci,0,stSs
usNRuRG s. C..

SGUHS cLGSA SAese<
HAMBURG. S. c.
FgyAKE pleasure in announcing to 'heis
Country friends and 10 the fuouc
generally, that their
WAREHOUSE and WHdRf
IS xow ~ GOOD CONDITION.
Having raised The Warehouse above ,he
highest hish.waler mark of Tie great May
food, with sufficient foundation 10 make II
perfectly secure from an, Rise in the River,
while our luca,ion in Point Of FIRE
not surpassed by any Ware House IN
Hamburg. being situate on the Corner OF
Centre and Market Streets. and occupy
ing the whole front Square 10 Cook Street
opposite The Bank g. Post Office. convent
ent 10 the Rail Road, Immediately on The
River, aud in the very Centre Of the Pr'n-
ciple Co,lon Dealers and Shippers, aud The
great ,horouchfair TO the Bridge.
Grateful for the liberal support we have
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and the public generally, continuance OF
their confidence. From our long expert
ence in the Warthouse and Commission
business, feel coufdenr. with our iacilIIies,
10 be able to give 10 all enlire satisfaction.
We make liberal advances or Cotton III
Stare. and will attend TO the Sale or Ship
ping Of Coron on moderate terms.
Business Committed Ia our caro- will
receive prompt attention with our best ef-
forts for The interest of Customers.
SiBLEY & USHER.
Hamburg S. c.. Oct. /, 1911, If 36
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Notice.
July 8

Ms HEREBY GIVEN, tha, application will
I'll be made a, the next session OF the Legisla.
,ure. 10 open n public road, leading from Drl
Il. G.. Griilins on the Islandford road, to Mill
Creek on the old Charleston road.
Angus, Is r 23