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New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
NO r;0YsE Is FURNISHED

no HOUSE H. FURNISHED
NL!S KINGS CHAIRS IT, parltS They are perfect
Y OF beauty and eaencc lsNury and comfort The!
Al known follows:
l-Ei1stic Revolving Chair
9-CompcIsGting Rocking Chair
S-I.liies Caster RtcuElbcn: Char.
i-Ner,aiie Chair.
The so,c Chairs altogether superior is made III h
Couh imported. These cou> Of article that
constructed e respectfully invited
call al Chair Warcroom. IA Broadway. an In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

AYASSsS 8uL,.-A larkee N Brighton Is said to lve
thus written 70 s friend london IL 80 taati
uheardol cod Yesterday nseriS Bsish:ou isa, when
took my kettle od at ;hc te . ne 50Sc Nllc- ~
II Mas actually fro-e.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
CLOCIkS, CLOGNs !.

rI,HE undersigned has taken agcncy sale of
| BRASS CLOCKS their Clock Wareroem, No sji BEoad
way where he hrir PATENT Eight bay and Thirty Hour
Bras, Clocks of variety patterns wholesale Factory
prices dealers Clocks would da we'll 10 call and
examine their purchasing Also of W ood
Clocks CASH Recoicct the number, M loadWay mp
ISAAC u llNSDAl.f"
y u-ParcuIar attention paid Every escrp
tion ~ Clocks repaired aad warranted mi II
SAMUEL w. BENEDICT, Watch Maker, Merchants
- Exchange Wall and William streets having Termed
connection in business with HAMMOND, ici personal
given repairing Watches. The complicated parts
OF DUPLEX Chronencicr Watches pat the original
Mr. hammond would acknowledgements the Trade,
for their kindness patronage living New York and viii
work preference mlkla: Duplex work. but VIII
not he able 10 make any from the retail price.
Duplex lnepenlen second Watches splendid pat
,crns or sale warranted perfect uency returned e
and Shcr Ware usual.
al BENEDICT " HAhMOND
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
Lord Jocolyn.

FArr ce CslgpRArEp PAIxrxR>.-Oac must confess
that il the poets were order Of beings Of great
bi for this world the painters aborcd ,ll more under i,
maady Of genus. Zoppo sculptor. having accidentally
broken the chef euvrc of his efforts. destroyed himself
Chcnd poisoned himself because he only raoiiaely
al,aaled for the decorations ct tournament Louis &c
racci died q modification because be could set right
foot il, lrcsco the wrong position o winch lac did not pee
ceive Till the Scaoius taken away Cayedon lost hi>
talent from gr;e his sons DEATH and begged his bread
from Of commissions Schidouc inspired with the pas
sion OF play died Of despair have lest al in one night
There who ansuSlei and more seeiag the
perfection Of Raphacl Torrsi avoid death AZ TIE hands
vi * Spanish inqui>ition put end himself having
broken pieces his OF the ygin; ysrcio>
hidalgo who he'd ordered igslng ,hc price. Bland-
neo ,ied losing commission t.r statue pic dc o.
terra from anxiety 6rish monument To l4t:I ~ ct
France Celcai oq-euty became unwci IN iio coarse OF
h ades, tscI the cNriicuAcut et ;:s iceisS. Ns
the history OF painters with ;hc furious ard Oosy
passions OF SpasnoleuS and Carahageic Tcmpesa and
Galahrcse, one nest suppose all tcir sel,sibiie mach
stronger than Inc est of nsaIklnd.
EEol,us Later ARABIA-I saw several f,r,l, here
literally rortora.ng the duties Of tulocl: tina, J. in rair
English iis.y we're yekcd The plough Ono WA, a very
conc lass, and She answered NY inquiries aushncly thai
they hired ;hes3seiyeS for tlc purpose; the I,n,,fi
bcng small ea;i,y gram The the same time
wvlc standing looking with >pire,S IN the al> An
odd tsier duties this The reader may recocct In.
Sir Thomas Moore relates why ~ laian should
be exempted from paying h> taxes that he pleaded o 1c
loss OF MS WIFE Who did n,nch wot, ,wo bullocks.
Weltei Citl OF tae Csliph
AYNxsS BuL,--A Yankee ~ Brighton Is said ;o hlye
thus written hs friend London - I, taatian
lnheard-o cold yesitrdo, no,S S. Bsish.on thai when
took my kcttic of If .hr fiy - w . ne Joife ulcr "a
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

injustice the disposition of the wife OF Capo
and had than saved
ron .l.ugh,sr.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
ETEE.4 plr.IA.


4 SIZE, c'TEAP IND EFFECIIyE YEGET1BLE aE-
DiCLIEFoF sale wholesale and rct 10 Falon-st ~ \.
hAJEE may be numerous testimonials The
~ PILLS land uuriyal IN tcr tie various
diseases incident TO the is1sr .ystn. Try :iall L Az
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

JtEVEKsAL1sT
BOOK ESTABLISHME
No. l30 Fl IrON-SrREEr.
yx;urRT may lar olnc, Inycrsuli-l Books Pamphlets" &c OF
w every Jcrirtion Wholesale aud retail N published at
tho <,, hrnrn thu lon a@l the Ncw-lok
Christian N.,-cr -cc the views held BY UnI'eal>
,b FORMER at - pcr aud the latter - Single copies of
the latter : c.nt. - = r.e-,,. ,
Rc4v by Rev r J. S9uy"r, OF Rcy T. F. liaocld> late
work i. or leNt-took ' Ai'ier"
i,lIl. n h-o
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

Wholesale and rctaiy a. T. d. SANDS Druggists ~
and loo Fr,oa street, East Broa,way. Price 81.
y B-i allowance made those who purchase tr sell
,s,i, mil I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

TINE subscribers eoastaaiy r-tsvine . Tscy
L Paser which they offer for sale N fols - % e
have nov IN stsrs the follow lns VIZ;
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

p34 & EiI:iI FOR SAI2: AT 4 BARGAIN
~ Sus'ed the rowHship Of West Orange and Comfy OF
- Icy, continuing forty wauted subsidy d
yi,i Meadow PLOUGH ad Wood Land with large House and
Barn and Fruit Of III kinds >l Farm good slate of eutiFa
indiputtbi t's sad immediately Also
Reyec-flHg Nci of TIE door, also ne -prn.-
also, H i hi stock hor>c hog and farming
si The distance from Newark sid Farm miles the
road leading BerIngoEc aad Mortos and ssi o
Nswio5k Pay-.n easy part la FOR i've years
For further particH-ar>, enquire OF
HENRY PRIEST ~ eraHse-,ireet. Newark.
y. B.-O- would cxcliauge i0r Newark n3 9Ws
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.so.,rIsAcyich address The ecT are 1881. az ete.
90. rsayt soiir bu. tsa: tehtch Striker tae e1a
H., ,ong upO,. aie mind; f; Tbs .laptfu! styH
LSnryeSSs 1se srtotc!edg6 ,1th q tssiG V !;S"a'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

II TO LET.
@ The ,hir Of the building No y 3u-s;reci.
o The l5 Rooms the city fo- Printing Office, az
!sni business. ir4 Rent $40 Apply
~ q 81 GtttfLI.E or ). WINCHESTER, 81 iAn-s..
TIE. CEEAPGN's T8JssEs AND supPoaT-
tIsIee Instruments h1ve receisel The decided sppro-
bauu oi isc t- ll t c0unr. GAe zs "a
csiyet isc following floEI8.> ;ig Medical Journal
(Nll rFf y fssetFe rHd Ssyern ie Editor rer-ort
= -ay Taken inquire authorities. 10 the
mort y Dr. c rsis ai a tAen aurA approved b pro
frssio=L~
(sas:or Nfii5al es5 Sr-gfc-, .Icr-7aI3
Pr Chapta >Eparsr and Trus; John K. Chaplin VI D. Of
Nes-ir TN cetaiG has- is>rii -aua OF mo
c-,ssc-i Ingenuity lie --is. ico. iaale..
OHre - l..-f--t--9t- M Ia
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

:a furnished apartments pleasant House and
part ciy iIvted cI No T. City
Is clo.cc Rooms be Jet moderate
.tf9r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

Important 10 Horserun-.4 Secret 'cora
Kno,oing.-Thc day bciore yesterday we
happened 10 be passing in front of The Uni
ted States Holel, when we observed large
crowd attracted by an omnibus laden with
passengers, which the horses refused 10
draw. The driver had tried every expe-
dient TO urge OH The animals-such as the
ordinary modes of whipping, eoaxing' DC,
but all in vain. when our townsman, John
C. Montgomery, Esq, suggested the plan
of tying string tightly round the horses
ear close 10 the head-the driver apprehen-
ding that Mr.. NJ. was disposed toquiz him,
refused to make the trial, but hlr. Ms ty-
ing The lwine around the horses car-hav-
ing requested The driver to resume his seat
and 10 give his horses loose rein, wilhou,
applying the whip-it operaleI like a
charm, and the animals started of without
further difficulty, 10 The infinite amuse-
ment and qualification oflhe bystanders.-
Mr.. M. stated 10 the crowd. that he had
tried the experiment more than hundred
times, and had never known it to fail hut
once.-Phiiad. Standard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Rail Road InstalEnentss

ZEN HI Undersigned: nave .peeu Iequestfu W
the President Of the L. c. q c. 3. r.
Company to continue TO act as Commissioners
for receiving Ins,almcnts on ile Shares in the
Company As they arc calIedia. TIE eishtk
Instalrnent was due OF, the lst Of Decetnber last
and the ninth will be due on the Isl OF Frbru'
ary next. If all the Instalmgn,s called for are
moi paid by the 18th Of Febrr,ary.. the. whole
amount of Shares owned by The detaulting
Siockholder will be declared infsited, in con-
formilv with an Act of the Legislature Stock
holders who do no, wish their Shares reduced,
must give notice 10 the Company by the 25,b
of this month (January.)
The Rail Road Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of one dollar per share, which
will Ire payable n, the Bank on the lst of .Fc.
bruary. Stockholders are requested 10 send
their Certificates of Stock when they send for
their dividends. No dividend will be paid TO
any one who has liot paid eight Instruments 10
the Road. New certificates will be issued when
ten instruments have been paid on the reduced
Shares.-In,erest must be paid OH all Install
ME nta unpaid. The Road will he completed
to Columbia in less than twelve months. Too
much has now been paid by Stockholders for
them to think Of forlei,iug their Stock. They
will therefore do well to make payment OF oil
Ins,alments due, with interest, before the 10Th
Of February.
~: w. BROOKS,
J, TERRY, -.
COMMISSIONER
Jan. I6, 1S4l. b 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

An old T'alain-The reader has unquestion-
ably heard that Mr. Catln, in London finding
property stolen from, his premises, placed po-
lice man on the watch, and the result was the
arrest of a dasting young American. who calls
himself Marcus Cicero Stanley. Much SYM
patty which was at first felt for him, has been
lcssened by the revelation of the many tricks
he has played in London, Of the same kind.
The correspondent of the Herald effectually
settles MIR. Marcus Cicero's rnsn At fse'yea
since Stanley aud ,wo other young men slept
in the same room in town in Texas. One Of
them lost $1,000 from his pocket. He charged
the other with the thefti the illuminated man
challenged his accuser, and chose Stanley as his
second. Stanley stood by and saw his priin,c:l-
pal shot, fora quarrel which grew ou! of his
knavcry; and whcnhc was afterwards detected
fled to England. whence we hope. he will go to
Botany Bay. The other of the three young
men died in Texas, a miserable death, caused
by the dissipation in which he sought refuge
from remorse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

We have received the first number oil new
monthly periodical, called the Dollar Maga-
zinc" published by Wilson & Co.. Of New
York. well, and deservcdIy known as the
publishers Of the Brother Jonathan, aud edI'ed
by N. p. Willis and II. Hastings Weld, Eeqrs''
whose talents, united, have contributes 'afgc'y
to the columns ofthe Brother Jonahan' h'sa
neatly printed pamphlet, andFo''' INC ','''a.
ter of the number before us/ we have n" hes'ta-
,ion in saying that it b.s fair to be the cheapest
monthly periodieJm the United States
The Januasr Number has wood cut repre-
sc,,;oo psanta Claus or St. Nicholas, in the
,c,,of descending chimney, laden with toys
and trnkets. We recommend it to our llicra-
ry readers. Price ST a year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

rJelcomc to Distinguished Straager.-Qnitc
aprocessiou moved through the streets Of tlous;
ION on the 18th ultimo, under the command oi
Bob Wilson. for the purpose of saluting Mr..
McQueen. late Postmaster at New Orleans.
They called at the Jail, delivered an address,
and received the following in reply:-"Gentlc-
men, you see before you prisoner who hns
never offended against the laws of Texas. l
came to your country in good faith to s'rpTor.
your constitution and laws, 10 plough your fer.
tile fields, and if necessary, To 60 10 the frontier
but have been cooped up by false swearing.
My friends thank you for yonr sympathies."
This speech was replied TO with three cheers
and the band struck up lively air and the pro-
cession moved OH its way. There are some
others in this country Of whom we should be
happy to record similar llosI table reception
in Texas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
PROSPECTUS OF THE
POEStacGg Reform err.

Believing, rs wc do most sincerely, that The
various coalitions nnd combinations of bank.
ers, Spectators, and Stockholders, which cxls
in our country, are of deadly hostility 10 olir
free insti,utons-,hat the frightful encroach.
men,s of incorporated wealth are undermining
the pillars Of our national glory-liiat there ex-
lists, among certain class. determination 10
doom to utter extinction that Liberty which
was purchased BY our fathers blood-we nre
induced to appeal 10 oI,r fe1low.cltlzens OF tils
yet free Republic, 10 uid us IN the circulation OF
a paper which shall unrcmittnSl ly oppose these
unholy designs.
That there exists nj this crisis Of our national
affairs an absolute necessity for work of this
kinda paper which shall coolly, faithfully,
fcarlessly, and persevcringly oppose and cx'
pose the dangerous schemes Of the federal bank
pnr,y---will not be doubted by my who are
blessed with reason. Such shall be the end
and aim of The present publication. twill ad,
vocate ihoroug gh, radical, and complete reform
in our present paper promise.to-pay'money
system, which enables privileged FEW to pT.1l
dollars, while the Woodworking MANY are com.
pcllcd TO earn them; enabling rich drOnes 10
exchange strips of brown paper with picture
engraved upon il, for houses, lands, labor, &c.
Believing that paper-money corporations are
the most dangerous forms Of tyranny upon the
face Of the enrth. we shall devote our energies
to open the eyes of the public to sense ofiheir
banefn influence. The Tariff, too--nnothcr
invention OF the idle to h7c III luxury a, tTe es-
pensc of indnstry--will be undeviatingly op.
posed. Internal improvements by the Gener.
al Government, National Bank in any posi-.
bic form, will be handled without gloves. The
fanatca crew of Abolition demagogncs who
would desolale our sunny fields and crimson
oui heartll.sides with human gore, will be dealt
with according TO strict justice. Indeed. no
possible cxertinn shall be spared to make the
Refnrmer, in all respects, richly deserving the
generous support OF every friend Of political
liberty. The interest and active exertions Of
the friends of freedom in promoting the cirlulu.
ton Of this paper in their respective neiglbcr.
hoods, is very respectfully and earnestly soliri'
ted. We look To them with unduub,ing conf
dencc for their zealnus support, und dare 10
nope that ii will not be withheld.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
HAMBURG, Jan. %, ISL.

CoNon.-Orr Cotton market u. the COM
n,encement of the week, was firm, and sales
made Mt the highest quotation Of our lns, notice.
On Wednesday our Cotton dealers raised
prices, and ure now readily giving TO-! cts.
for choice brands, which is an advance of ]
ccr, over the highest sales of last week. We
now quote 81 to l04 cts. Average sales 81
cents.
The inclcmcncy of the weather, together
witt, the annual period for forming prepara-
tons, will leave, for short time, onr market
rather bare of produce wagons; still, we will
have enough arriving with the staple, to keep
a good business moving on. The merchants
have OH hand large and well selected assort.
ment of groceries, &C., which they arc dlspos-
ing of at fair prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

Previous to the revulsion Of 1887, says
an eminent writer. "peopte borrowed TOO
much money and did too much business"
We have very little doubt but what simi-
lar scenes OF extravaganza. specializing,
over trading, will be cxacted within the
next three years. TO be followed by an un-
precedented revulsion, again covering the
land with wreck and ruin. That the banks
are preparing to expand their promises to
pay 10 all enormous amount, we have no
manner of doubt; we shall then for short
period have more prosperous times than
perhaps, we have ever witnessed; owing,
as it will be said, 10 the policy of Gen. Har-
.rison's administration; then will come the
crash and desolalon; which will be charged
10 the sub.treasury and the want OF a Ma
tional Bank.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
YEN HE Ministerial Conference otthe Edge.
s. field Baptist Association, al its last meet.

YHNHE Ministerial Conference the Edge.
s.. field Baptist Association, at its last meet.
ing, received and rend the Essay on John, iii. S,
prepared by Elder Hill. and discussed the sub
ject contained in the following query: '.Whut
is the Scriptural stated day for the assembling
of the Churches of Jesus Christ, on which their
duties are TO be performed" Both were or
dered to lie on Tie table.
The following subjects were then appointed
for discussion at the next meeting Of Confer
cnce, viz:
!. "Was Lots wife eternally saved, or not!'
2. "Are the Songs Of Solomon to be under
stood in u spiritual or literal scnscl
The next meeting will be held with the Cal.
liham's Mills Church, at 10 o'clock on the Fri
day before the 5,h Lords day in January 1s4l.
w. B. JOHNSON,
Chairman ofthe Conference.
Elgcfeld G. H., Jan. Is, 1a41. b 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
AUGUSTA. january 81.

AUGUSTA, JANUARY II.
Cofton-Since onr last notice of the market
for this article there have heen two arrivals
from Liverpool by each of which accounts Of
more favorable character have been received
and showing an advance in that market OF al,
together farthing per pound, on cniinns "i
and ieluw fir qualities. Since the receipt OF
these adviccs there has Feen hut a moderate
business done in our market, although there
has been an active inquiry for The article; the
weather. during the greater part of the time,
precuding ont door transactions. The sales
which have been made, however. show nn nd.
vance of fully quarter ola cent, on those
which welc nude previous 10 our last report.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
State of South Carolina.
EDGEElELD DISTRICT.
HBY OLIVER T0WLEs, Esquire, Ord

HbY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi.
HB nary of Edgefcld District.
Whereas, James Harrison, hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, ON all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of William o. Hollinsswor,b, late OF the
District aforesaid, deceased. i,
These are, therefore, to cite and adn,onisti al
and singular, the kindred aud creditors oi the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, al
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District
TO be holden at Edgcfeld Court House on the
9Th day of Fcb'y, 1871, TO show cause if any
why the said Administration should not be
granted. 49,,
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day
of january, one thousand eight hundred ;ht
forty, and in the sixty-fillh year of American LII
dependence .. TOWLES, o. L. ID.
Jan. 81, Is4l. (S2 1919 b 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

Tic MarscNcs Hymn.-This much admired
and popular song was the production of Rougcli
dc Lille, in 1871. at Sirasboursh. His com
manding officer, Marshal Luckner. wished a
a soul-inspiring song to animate his troops,
who were 10 march on certain expedition car
ly in the morning. De Lille was requested TO
prepare one, late in the preceding evening, aud
accomplished his task and set the words to mu-
sic before tic uI,rrli commenced. II was after
wards called by its present name, from being
rt---Ily--l.c.iy Of troops enlerinG Paris from
Marseilles. Louis Philippe patronised De
Lille from his accession to the throne. till the
dealt, of the poet, which occurred in 1898.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Valuable Lands for Sale.
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
E. Pickens Noble M Equity.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
E. Picksns en- Noble hi Equity.
Jno. Cunningham and R,,t cor p,r,;,;or
wife. and others. D"' vi l III 'eo"'
ND Y order of the Cunft Of Equity. made in
Il D the above case, will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday in February
next, the following Lands belonging to the cs.
tate of Patrick Noble, deceased. viz:
/. One tract Of Land, sitnale in Abbevillc
District, on Little River, called Bordeaux, con-
tainins six hundred and twenty -fvcacres, more
OF less, botlndca by The lands Of p. u. Aloragne
and others.
3 One tract of Land near The village Of Ab.
neville, containing two hundred and fifteen
acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of Charles
Drndy. and others.
g. Ono tract of Land near Vienna. in the
District of Abbcville, containing ten acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Mrs Mary
II. Noble, and others.
a. A House and Lot, in the village of Abbc-
vile, fronting on Nam street, nnd bounded on
one side by Mrs. Dowucy.s lot.
TERMs-'Che above property will he sold
on IL credit OF one, two and three years, pur-
chasers giving bond and security, and mort
guge of the premises sold, TO secure the pur.
chase money. Costs 10 be paid in cash.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN. C. F.. AID.
Commissioners Office, 18th Jan. lS4l.
Jan. ~ b5l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Foreign and Domestic Goods
EeBCk & HRSeEYgES.

ERAVE now in Store, Five Hundred Bales
Il q. and Cases, Brown and Bleached Goods
of the most popular brands. with an extensive
supply of Printed and Stripe Goods.
the leading Staple articles, necessary to make
mp complete Stock, for the most extensive
Country Store.
AS Agents for scverul Manufacturers. we
arc constantly supplied by direct importation,
with general assortment Of Woolens. Co,,ons,
Linens, Hosiery, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
&C., &c.
All (which we offer at our usual low prices
for Cash or Notes, with Town nccep,ances.
DICK d. HOLMES.
Commission Merchants and Auctioneers.
No II Venduc Range, Charleston, S. C.
Jan. %, l64l. c52
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
4l6 PAGES TO THE VOLUME,

4l6 PAGES TO THE VOLUME,
at the unprecedented low price fFirTx CENTS
per anntim! Those who forward Five Dollars
shall receive eicren cnpies-Ten Dollars, t,eenty-
three copies-and for Twenty Dollars, fifty CO.
pies will be sent for one year, reducing the
price to FORTY CENTS, only, for oil Octave Vol.
ume Of FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PAGES !!
No paper will be sent without the money is
forwarded in advance Orders addressed TO
THEOPHILuS FISK, Portsmouth. Va, will
meet with prompt attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Richard Parks and others,
VS. Glenn Mitchell.
WK7ILL be sold at the house Of the Defend
wv ant, OH Saturday, the 30rh inst, one lol
of Corn and Fodder, one LOT Of Oats, and pen
of Shucks, -four Bars Of Iron, one lot of old Wa.
gon Iron, one Road Wagon, one Rife Gun,
one Trunnci Bedstead and Bed, one Walnut
Slab. two Tables, one fine Stallion, and one
Bay Horse, two Sows and Pigs, one Cow and
Yearling. Levied on as the property Of Clen
Mitchell, TO satisfy the above cases, January
I2, 1sil. Terms of sale Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. n.
Jan. Is, 1871. ($I SOY b51
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
" O OtIce.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of
n John Wells, deceased, are requested
to make payment without delay, as fur
ther indulgence will not he given; all per.
sons having demands against the estate.
are requested to present them for pay
ment. w. F. WELLS, Admir-.
Jan IL, 1e4I. tE so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
erm Of service then expires.

Bankrsp. Law.-We are glad TO be
able to state, (says the New Orleans Bee,
of the 18th inst.) that the resolutions in
s,ructinS our Senators, and requesting
our Representatives in Congress, 10 vote
for the passage Of uniform Bankrupt
Law, have been unanimously adopted by
both Houses of The Legislature.