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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Mary Tomkins. Applicant,
VS. VIM. Hill and wife, and
others, Defendants.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that William
Hill and wife, Eliza, Defendants in this
case, reside without the limits Of this State. 1t
is therefore ordered, that they do appear and
object to the DIVISION or sale Of the real estate
of Stephen P Tomkins, deceased, OH or before
the second day Of August next, or their consent
to the same will be entered of record.
Given under my hand, at my Office, this 18th
day of April, l84l
April %, lS41. (Sl0 Sd) m II
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DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esq, Or
ID dinary Of Edgeield District.
Whereas Ann Hull, hath applied 10 me
for Letters of administration, with the will
annexed, on all and singular the goods and
chatteIs, rights and credits of Gideon ii.
Hull, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular, The kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, 10 be and
appear before me, at our next Ordinays
Court for the said District, to be holden al
Edgefeld Court House on the 26'h day OF
April, l84l, to show cause. if any, why tie
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 8lh
day of April, one thousand eight hun
dred and forly-one, and in The sixty-ffth
wear of American independence.
Q. TOWLES, o. e. ID.
April ID, 1s41. (S2 1917 b II
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Hon. Martin Van Buren, Ex- President,
will reside principally hereafter at Kinder
hook, his native town, where he has pur-
chased the mansion ofthe late Judge Will
liam P. Van Ness, occupying retired
and eligible site. He will, however,
spend part of his winters in New York
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"a o tlCc.

A IL persons who have demands against
"a Richard NJ Todd. deceased, are request
ed to presentthem and those indebted, to make
payment to the subscriber.
WILLIAM EDDINS, Admir-.
April 6, 1s4l. 10
HHVHE Friends of Capt. E. w. Perry,
81 announce him as Candidate for
Tax Collector for this District.
March d. II
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HEAD QUARTERS.

ORDERS MOI. FuLToy, March q, 1a41
THyHE Regiments and Corps ofthe Sd Brig
a ade, Qnlantry,) will parade for Review
and drill al the times and places following, viz
The 18th Regiment, at Willamson's, on
Thursday, the 18th of May next.
The 14th Regiment, at Orungeburg C.. H.,
on Saturday, the 18th May.
The 18Th Regiment at tWalterbcro'. on Tues
dav the 18th Of May.
The 18th Regiment, at Gillisonville: on Fri
day, the Dist Of May.
The AID Regiment, at Buiord's Bridge. on
Tuesday, the 25th of May.
The l1h Regiment, at Aslley's, on Thurs.
day. the 9th Of May.
The Colonel Of the Sd Regiment Of Cavalry,
will order his Regiment to parade, either by
Company or Battalion, with the Infantry Rcgi-
ments,nost convenient.
The Officers and non.commissionedO Officers
will assemble at their respective Regimental
Muster Grounds, for drill aud instruction on
tbe doy previous to their review.
The Major General Of the I'd Division will,
r;rb his Staff, attend the Reviews of the Sd
Brigade.
The Comn,andants Of Regiments will make
their annual returns to the Brisadler General,
nj such times as he may direct, so as 10 enable
him to make his return to the Adintant General
by The list OF October next.
Bv order Of tho Commander.in-C Chief.
JAMES w. CANTEF,
Adiutant aud Inspector General
il.rii Il, lsil. f12
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Mr.. Preston.-The following is the Hon.
VIM. c.. Presron's letter in response TO the
late meeting in 81. .Joha's. Coile,on. The
honorable gentleman, after giving his own
views, refers the committee who address
sed him, to the language ofthe late Presi-
dent, aud Mr.. Tyler, for his answer:
"CoLrMBIA, April ID, lS41..
..S;r. have had the honor to receive
YOUR uole inclosing the proceedings of a
meeting Of 1.-THE inhabitants Of ST. Johns,
Colle,on." That portion ofthe proceedings
which purports to be founded on rumor
concerning my sentiments and position in
the Senate Of the United States, concludes
with categorical question, whether in
tend to vote for charter ofa u. S. Bank.
"Tbe reins,ilution of a United States
Bank presents very complex question,
both Of principle and detail, aud must in
ny Judgment, depend on careful consi-
dera,ion of a vast variety of circumstances,
existing at the moment il is proposed. It's
very coustitutionaity must depend upon
the actual condition Of the country-and
were even that conceded, the organization
presents so many important difficulties.
tba, it would be unsafe 10 venture on any
conclusion, until definite and complete
project be presented.
- The amount of capitalize mode of
obtaining the capital-the place where the
bank is 10 be established-its management
and contrel-and, above all, the financial
emergencies of the country at the moment
when il is proposed-each aud all OF them
exact grave and cautious deliberation.
"ln advance, therefore, can answer The
interrogasory propounded, only by announ-
cling the general principle m which stand
and this heg leave to do in the language
of our late lamen,ed President, and of The
acting President, as contained in answer OF
the Ia,re, to a similar question puI to him
during The late Presidential canvass.
Ia reply to the FIRST branch Of your iu-
auiry." (said Mr.. Tyler.) i quote and
adopt the language nf Gen. Harrison, in
his speech delivered at Dayton. There
is moi in the Constitution. any express grant
ni power for such purpose, aud il could
never be constitutionai to exercise that
power, saue in tie erent The po,cers granted
to Congress could moi be carried into eject
,oithout resorting to sach ar iastitution.-
The Constitution confers on Congress in
express terms, all powers which are ne
cessary and proper to carry into effect the
granted powers" Now it 1.-THE powers
granted" could not be carried into effect
withou, Incorporating bank. then it be-
comes necessary and proper" and of
course expcdien,-a conclusion which ]
presume no ono would deny who desired
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SheriH,s Sales.

DY Virtue of sundry wriis of Fieri
I'D Facias. I shall proceed 10 sell q
Edge6eld Court House, on the first Mon
day and Tuesday iu MAY next, the fol.
lowing property viz:
Ramey, Rhodes &. Co. VS. Joseph Pat.
terson, one bay Mare. =,
A. M. Wade vs. Abner Whatley, D. At.
kinson and L. Elzey, one tract Of land.
called the Flat Rock Tract, levied On as
the property Of A. Whalley.
C. L. Goodwin vs. Slanmore B. Ryan,
one negro woman, Louisa, and child
Stephen Wharley vs. Richard Hazel,
one tract ofIand, containing two hundred
and forty acres, adjoining lands of Daniel
Rodgers and others.
Martin Posey vs. John Bridwell, one
Wagon, and one yoke Of Oxen.
F. w. .Pickeus for J. E. Calhoun, vs:
T. G.. Bacon. and Eliza Bacon, one Negro
Man, Henry. The property Oft. G.sBacon,
aod one Girl, Mary, the property Of Elizs
Bacon. s
S. CHRISTIE, 3. F.. D.
April Is, Is4I. ell
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Election Notice.

ENpursuance ofan order fiom Gen. McDuf
fe,,tome directed, an Election will he held
for Colonel of the Second Regiment Of Caval.
~ of s. Carolina Militia, to fll the yncnncy oc-
casionedby the resignation of Col. Coihran, on
Monday the Dist day of June next. The Cap
tains of troops attached to said Regiment are
helebyre1uired to open and hold poll al their
respective Muster Grounds on the day above
mentioned, from II o'clock A. NJ, until 8
o'clock ,P, b.. each calling to his assistance two
of his suSaltern officers, or if none, two other
fit and proper persons, and the Managers ofihc
said election are hereby ordered to meet at the
honse.ef Captain Abner Perrin. near Liberty
.aHill, ~ 1gefield District, on Tuesday the 22d
,dSy OF ...s.rext; tocount the votes and return
the election. =
-Byprder of Genl. McDnfie:
J. P. CARROLL,
1t. Col. Comd,g. Cd Regt. caralry, S. c. NJ.
April 2G. h IL
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which can not be surpassed by any now
published in the Southern States. The
proprietors thus appeal to our fair coun-
try women, for their support, to whom none
ever appealed in vain:
"To the ladies we most especially ap-
pea, for aid. In other sections ofour country
;hey are foremost in fostering and promot-
ing every liberal enterprise, and it is 10
them that the country is indebted for much
of the moral enlightenment that character
ises the age. VIII no, the fair daug gh,ers
+. of,he south lend their countenance and sup
port to the Mirror"
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Reccipts for Subscriptions.

The Publisher acknowledges the Receil
from the following persons, to the time p'
down TO their respective names:
VIM. Culbrsath, Jr to March a. 1o42.
nj. w. Clary, to March d, lS42.
Mark Black, Senr. to Nov. IL, 1e41.
John S. Allen, to Feb. 8. 1912,
Edward Presley, 10 Jan. q. la4l.
E. B. Presley, to 9th Feb. le4l.
DR.. J. o. Nicholson, to Feb. q, le41.
F. II. Wardluw, ESQ.,, to Feb. 8, 1S4l.
VIM. F. Daniel, to Feb. g. l64l.
Mrs. NJ. Hatcher, to May 80. 194l.
Thomas ]. Coleman, 10 Aug. 6, 1912.
X. NJ. White, to March 2G. 1S42.
Gen J.W. Wimbish. to Feb 8, l94l.
DR. Wimbish, to May /. ls4l.
S. Stafford, ESQ.,, to Feb. 8, 1871.
Jas. Meachum, 10 Feb 8, lS42.
Daniel Holland, Esqr., to Feb. 8, 1912.
John Self, to Jan. 7, 184l.
w. F. Wren. to April Is, 1912.
w. II. Yeldel to April IS. 1912
James Sheppard, to March 26, 1912.
Vincent Griffin, to Feb. 8, 1912.
Brannon & Mundy, to March l, l942.
Anderson e. Adams, to Aug. 90, 1a4l.
Capt. James Miller, to Feb. 8, 1912.
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Proclamation.

NoiuInDla, .. u APrll III, lO4i'
By His Ercellerey JoHs P. Richardson. Esq.
Go5eTnor and COMMANDMENTS Chief, in and
operthe State of South Carolina.
WKEHEREAS information has been re-
v ~ ceised at this Department, that JAMES
RUFUS THuRsToN was committed to the Jail of
Orangeburgh District on The 10Th Of February
lasi, n.three, separate charges of Grand Lar
cenv,and made his escape therefrom OH the
18th or 18th of March. Now know ye, that to
the endjustice may be done, and the said James
Rufus Fhurston broug ght to legaltrial, lido here
by ofFera reward oil One Hundred and Fifty
Dolarslor his apprehension and delivery into
any Jeil of this State.
Said Thurston is described as about 6re feet
nine OF. ten inches high. stout made and well
proportioned, fair skin, black or very dark hair,
blue eyes, with portion of one of his ears off,
a acar on bis forehead, and from 20 to 25 years
of age.
Given under my hand and seal ofthe State.
AT Columbia, this the 2st day Of April,
r.. 8. lone thousand eight hundred and forty.
one, and in the sixty-ffth year of Ameri-
can independence.
JOHN P. RICHARDSON.
Blythe Governor:
M. PLAsoRDE, Secretary Of State,
April29, 194l. fl3
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,eJy Goods! New Goods!!
April %

New Goods! New Go0dS!!
YENHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving
4. and opening al their Store, a comple,':
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods: Shoes,
Hardware, and Groceries, composing almost
every article usually kept in Store. Among
their Stock, is
4.d q Ga beach'd and unbleach d Sheetings.
1914 Linen do.
a. beuch'd and unbleach'd Shirlings,
Nankeens.
Plain aud Striped Linen Drills,
Moe<kn and Gambroons,
Blk Astrican and Thbbet Cloths,
Pongees,
Fine Satin Striped Paris Muslin,
French Cambricks,
English and American Prints,
French and Italian Lawns.
Second Mourning do.
Gloves and Hosiery of all descriptions,
A variety of Shawls and Scarfs.
They respectfully invite their Customers and
the public to call and examine their Stock.
They are determined to please. Their prices
shall be such as will suii-the terms very low
for cash, or on time, to punctnul customers.
4:.-. BLAND g. BUTLER.
April %, 1e4l. If II
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Aprit26, 1911.
B. For the information of voters. a copy
of tlle Resolution of 1929, allowing voting by
proxy, is hereto subioined.
RESOLVED. That in all elections for Brigader
and Major Generals. hereafter TO be made in
thisSiate, il shall be lawful for all commissioned
officers ofthe Militia entitled to vote, to do So.
by proxy: Prooided, thata votes 80 offered by
proxy, be signed by the officer voting, stating
his rank and title. and presented under sealed
cover, addressed TO the Colonel rihe Regiment
to whichhe belongs, or other officer holding the
same.S cod IL
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IN NOtiCe,

YHVHE Estate of William v. Dunn, having
a. been left Derelict and the undersigned
being required by an Act of the Legislature, in
snch case, to take charge of, and settle The es-
tate. All persons having demands against said
estate will render them No. and all those indebted
to said estate, are required to make immediate
payment OLIVER TOWLES,
Ordinary ef Edgsfeld District.
April 81, 1s4l. cl3
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SOLEMN PROVIDENCE.

- Gut down ana Wltnereu li aii Houi
The Boston Atlas OF Saturday morning
contained the following notice of the in
tended voyage Of its editor, Major Haugh-
ton to Europe:
"Mr. Haughton, the proprietor and sem
ior editor Of this journal, will sail in the
Acadia this afternoon, for Liverpool. Dur
ing his absence, he will leave the editorial
department, of the Atlas under the sole
charge of DR.. Thomas M. Brewer, Junior
editor. The business transactions of the
Office will also be conducted by DR.. Brew
er, as his authorised agen, aud attorney"
The Boston Mercantile Journal Of Sat
urday afternoon contained the following
melancholy announcement:
death Of Richard Haughton We
have this day melancholy duty TO per-
form, that of recording the death. Of our
contemporary, Richard Haughton, of This
city, the editor and proprietor Of the Bos.
ton Atlas. At about IL o'clock, while .Mr.
Haughlon was making arrangements for
his departure, and apparently in the pos
session of as much health as he had en-
ioyed for snme months past, he was sud
denly attacked with illness, probably apo
plexy, and Immediately expired.
Mr.. Haughton was we'll known az an
able editor. In industry and enterprise,
he has seldom been equallcd-his political
kno Wedge was very extensive, and under
his direction, the Atlas has exercised
great influence in matters connected with
our stale and national governments, for
several years.
Mr.. Haughton had many warmly al
lached personal AS well as political friends,
Tor he possessed many qualities honorable
to human nature-aud his sudden and pre-
mature death, he being only about forty
five years old, will carry sorrow TO many
a manly bosom."
Major Heughton was originally des-
tined for orders in The Episcopal Church,
and his studies were directed 10 thai end.
But he very early showed an inclination for
political life, and during The latter years
of Mr. Monroe's administration he edited
paper in Washington called the National
Republican. 1t was in the interest of Mr..
Calhoun, when with him Messrs. Crawford,
hudUlS anu SioJ' "e'o "'Pho ou'S io' 'Ho
Presidentship. The National Republican
died during The administration of Mr.. Ad-
ans, and in 1928 Major H. came 10 New
York, and was for period employed as
an assistant in the Office ot the Journal Of
Commerce. Hence he removed to Bos-
ton, where he established the Atlas, about
nine years ago. He was q gentleman Of
very respectable talents and great enter
prize-but an imprudent politician.
1t may be noted as striking coirci-
dence, that the Atlas, on the very NOM
ing of the most unexpected death of its
editor, bur few hours before its occur
renee, contained dirse beginning
Weep! for The word is spoken
Mourn! for the knell is kuolled-
The master chord ls broken,
And the master hand is cold.
True. the "word" had already been
"spoken," and before the sun was down
1.-The master hand" was "cold."-M Y.
Com. ado.
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Magnolia. We have before US the April
number Of this valuable periodical, and in
order 10 do justice to it, we feel it our duty
to recommend it to the support of the low
ers Of Literature, as publication which
ought to be nourished, and not suffered to
droop, and die, as most of our Southern
works of the kind has done. We hope
shortly TO hear of the Magnolia being one
of the favorite Literary Flowers, Of the
Southern region. The contents of this
number consists OF pieces on various SUBJ
iec,s, in prose and verse, entirely original.
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HAMBURG, April, "a.

Cotfor sales of the present week have
been to considerable extent. and the supply,
which has arrived dnring this time, has been
heavy. Prices have in the mean time advan-
ced fully ! cent on the last weeks notice. The
extremes nre 81 to I03 cents. Principal sales
10 rents. Carolina money. A choice planter S
brand wnnld command II cents.
Dnr springs business bids fair to be good,
and as the Smoke, ocraSoned by ;hc reports of
foreign var, is cIearine off. the feelings Of
orr coion buyers. are getting up, and as we
slated some tune ago, we hope our quotations
hereafter may be carried up some higher.
The market is well supplied witt, Groceries,
and put off at fair prices.
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TO SEQ the existence of,he government pre-
served, and kept bcneiciaIly in operation.
i have only to add that the creative ne
cessity should be palpable and overruling."
] have the honor to be,
Most respectfully, your obdl. serv't.
VIM. C.. PRESTON.
Jos. E. jenkins, ESQ.,, Chairman, &c.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

ORDER No.
EAMES W. CANTEY. having been ap.
~ pointed Adjntant and Inspector General
Of the South Carolina Militia with the rank Of
Brisadier General, wall he obcycd and respect,
ed accordingly. -
In thus supplying the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of General James Jones. the
Commandcr-in. Chief, cannot omit the occasion
of expressing his high scnse Of the ability and
fidelity with which the duties Of Tint officer
have been discharged. and his deep regret for
the loss of his valuable and efficient services to
the State.
By order OF the Commander.in-C Chief.
JOHN l.. MANNING.
April 3. l541. f 10 Aid dc Camp.
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Lost.

THyHE Undersigned has lost Note Of hand.
a for one hundred and ten dollars, on Ma
thaniel Ramey and John Presley, dated some
time about the last Of January, lS4l, and due
the first of June, 1e4l. All persons are strictly
cautioned against trading for the said note.
WASHINGTON B. HUDSON.
April %, 1S4l. b. l3
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hereby certify from personal experience.
tina, the Ahbevile Mineral Springs Waters are
excellent for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints
Il was taken there in tho last stages OF Dys-
repsir end Liver Complaint, when given oni
Of all hopes of living hnth bv nv relations antl
several Physicians who had attended mel
stayed nj the Springs ak or seven wrecks each
year for three years and now am abb" to at
TEND to tho most of nv domestic affairs. CON.
slider the AhbrviIIe Mineral Sprines preferable
to anv of the East Tennessee Waters, for
had tried them well previous to attending the
above said Springs.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of April,
124l:, JAMES HUEY.
April %. 1S41. t IL
" The Augusta Chronicle. Washington
News. FdgefieIl Advertiser. and Columbia
South Carolinjan will publish the above six
times (wrckly) and forward their accounts to
Lowndsville, to NJ Young, Treasurer.
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Stoves and Stills.
April 26.

ENHE SUBSCRIBER continues to occupy
IL his old Stand, No. 168 Broad Street, Au-
gusta opposite the Eagle and Phoenix Hotel,
where he has on hand and offers for sale. very
low for cash. large assortment of STOVES,
consisting in part of Premium Cook Stoves,
Peoples do, for Wood or Coal, Close Stoves
for Churches, Factories and Schonlhouses,
with all necessary pipe, ready made, to des-
patch orders.
He has also in Store, STILLS, holding from
Fifty to One Hundred Gallons; and continues
to Manufacture them Of various sizes and pat
terms. Also. Sheet Copper, suitable for Valves,
Cutters, Heads. Pipes, &C.. Tin Plate Wire,
Block Tin and Spcltcr Solder, with an exlen-
sive Stock ofTin Ware, Plain and Japaned at
wholesale and retail.
B.F. CHEW.
P. S. Georgia Rail Road money received at
par. for anything in his line and five per cent
allowed on all sums over one hundred dollars !;
also, old Copper and Brass received at fair
price. B. F. C.
Augusta, Ga, April 1911. rs
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
}S;s;: SsS: S;S::: If; Sss$S;; S;;i'i S s;n Mortgage
ERY an orler from the Court Of Common
LIB Pleas in the aboye stated case, will be
sold on the first Monday in May next. One
tract of land whereon Joseph Patterson now
resides, containing three hundred acres, more
or less. and adjoining Whitfield Brooks, Mrs.
Blalock and others. The land will be sold on
credit until the first day Of January, Is42, for
one half Of the amount due, and till The first day
Of ofJanuary, l843, for the other half due except
so much as will pay the costs. which must be
paid in cash; the titles tobe signed, but not de.
livered until the money be paid according To-
the terms of sale. and If the amount of the pur.
chase money be not paid when due, the land
will be resOd by virtue of the same levy, on &C.
count Of the former purchaser for cash.
5. CHRISTIE, s. E. D.
April Is lS3 001 ell
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Administrators sale.

NMTILL BE SOLD at the late residence oI
w Benz. r. Nicholson deceased, on Fri
day. the 7lh Of May next, the following prop
eriy. viz: The Household and Kitchen Fnrni-
lure. consisting of valuable setts Of Tables and
Chairs, Carpets. &c. carriage and snlkey,
the stock of Sheep, and eight or ten mich Cows,
n quantity of Lard, supposed to he about one
thousand pHnds. Also several Bales of Cot
ton, and many other articles too tedious TO NEIL
ton. The terms of sale will be on credit nm
ill the 25rh OF December next. A Note with
two approved securities. will be required
JOHN o. NICHOLSON, ! ,J,,,G,
DAVID STROTHER, '
April %, 1941. c IL
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Strayed or Stolen

TROM the subscribers plantation. four miles
n N. E. ofthe Pine House, on the Columbia
road, OIL the 10Th inst, two small MARES +;
one sorrel, with one eye out-the other buy,
with star in her forehead, and very much
marked with the collar. Any information re-
specting them, will be thankfully received, and
all reasonable expences paid.
r. KENNEY.
April 26. # u
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

pY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordr.
ED nary Of Edge6eld District.
Whereas, FIJI Clark hath applied 10 me
for Letters of administration, on all and .in-
guar the goods and chaitels, rights and credi,a
ofRebecca A. Mosley, late Of the Distric, afore-
said. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear>before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Edge6eld Court House OH the
3ri day of May, lS4l, 10 show cause, if any.
why the said Administration should not be-
granted.
Given Under my hand and seal this 17.h day
of April, one thousand eight hundred and
forty.one. and in the si1ty.fl'h year of Ameri-
eau Independence.
o. TOWLEs, o. E. d.
april %, 1e4l. (S2 1919 b IL