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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-12
PATENT SMUT MACHINE,

M WILL offer for sale TO the highest bidder. on
Ill the End Monday in November next, the
Rights Of the Districts Of this State, together
with the Rights Of some Of the adjace nj States
of the new and improved PATENT SMUT
MACHINE.
This Machine is decidedly superior tn any
hitherto invented. lrum the fact that all The 9th.
er Machines, so far rs know. have been con.
structed rs To break or puIverise the grains Of
smut while they are amongst the good Wheat
and thereby causing grent quantity ofdus, or
pulverzcd smut Ia adhere 10 the Wheat; so
much so us TO leave i, but little better. and in
some Instances. in verse condition than i; was
previous To il. passing through the Machine
But with this Aiuchine il is quite otherwise. ~
il il so constructed n I" separate the smut from
the wheat, iehoLe and rai!yr. thereby preventing
the ,lu-t which is accustomed by puiyerisins or
breaking the grains of smut.
a, The present sale " III be looked To with in.
ler..t by both ll,llrrs aud 'arlmnists. aud in or
der illa, they may satisfy themselves Of the
value aud utility of this Machine. | would IN
vIte them Ia cali nj the Mills on Salnda River.
about Two miles below GanrbrcH's Bridge. for
'merly know II by the name Of Wil-uns Mill.
now John Smiths. and by the I'D ot This nst
another may be seen II. John Donnld's Mills on
Turkey Creek abu1, one nile from Gen'syillc
.Abb"viIlc District. Al either place they will
Ire fully satisfied OF IL value.
Terms-RgIhs of districts will he sold on
l.; months credl,-l,islhs of States Oh one and
,wu yrnIs-iiGrchascr- To give n"irs and mp.
prnyuii +ccuriri;y. The Patent Right was oh.
iainrd f,r the ,r,m OF II years.
The Sale will c6n;ir.iicc nj II o'clock. nj
Snill, Mills. JOHN WILSON.
JHren,Or and Fropristpr.
Semi. % ,ai3 -
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CuARt Is1oS. Oclubcr 3.

Cotton.-Thcre has been sume inquiry for Up
land since the date Of our review ot tho lat inst.
in which both the European dealer and the pur-
chaser for another accoun, participated. the re-
suit of which was the disposal Of about 30sI
bales. against the receipt in the same time Of
3i2c bales. On Saturday las, and in the early
par, Of the present, week, the sales were light.
buyers on the one hand refusing 10 operate nj
the prices then current, and holders on the otii-
CT. were unwilling TO submit 10 lower rates ;
ou "Wednesday, however. prices fell. and
throughout, t!,a, day between 1000 and 1900
bags were disposed of ut sbout | CT. per ID. de-
clue On all qualities under strictly cthicc and
the business Of ofThursiay and yesterday s!icw
The like result,
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Commercial.
From our Correspondent. I
HAMBURG. Or,uber =.

HAMBURG. October 4.
Dear Sir.-Our Cotton market last week
was quite br.k and sales were made Il, from
Il ,u cts readily but this week. owing I" the
accounts by the British Queen. the marke, o.
pencd dull al, = 1ic.: some very fine brought
II cts There has been abou, 1900 bales Ie-
cciyed this week. ns :he crop is expected 10 be
very large we despair Of seeing any improve.
meu, in prices shortly.
Flour Tile stock Of country, is large and
increasing. prices ,cuding downwards We
quote - 20 10 ST 20 per bbI.; principal sulcs
Sc OO.
Baeoa There has been several loads in
this week and sold "a, cents. Western is
is plenty and retaiis 4, &c
Sai.-Wc notice sonic arrivals "f Sack Sal,
per river. i, is retailing from stores al 81 oO,-
bulk is scarce al G21 a Is cts per bushel.
Begging and Bale Repe.-The market is
well supplied with al kinds aud the demand IS
GOOD. Tow 10 g.; Hemp. L q ID; Gunny,
&c. Rope. 10 l24c.
Erchapge.-on New York sight checks ]
per cent PREM; Charleston. do. do. par 1
per CT. prcn,.; Savannah, do. do. par !
per CT. prem.
The merchanis in this plsce pay out none
but South Carolina money. We do mt therefore
give you the discoun, on Georgia money, as
therc is but little in circulation tina, is uEder
mar. Yours, &c.
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The Wonderful Cures

PERr0RMLp BY
DR.. SWAINE'S COMPOUND SY-
RUp OF pRUNCS VIRGINiANA,
OR WILD CHERRY.
"ORE PROOF Of the efficacy Of Ds.
IVA Stuyne's Compound Syrup Of Pro-
nus tugmiana, or Eid Cherry.
Mrs. Brown, corner Of Second street
aud The fnrks Of Germantown road, etfec-
tunlIy cured. Her symptoms were. gene
raj debility, attended With constant cunsh,
pain in the side, breast. and bnck, with
other symptoms indicative Of Pulmonary
Disease. not essential TO intimate. Alter
using he second bottle q! Ibis Invaluable
medicine. her cough entirely disappeared.
and her strength increasing fasr.-ard by
the time she used two bottles more. s..o
found herself freed from all paiu aud o,hr.
unpIeasan, symptoms which attended her
disease. She is now cnjoyins perfec.
health, aud willing TO give any iuiorma-
lion respecting her cure: likewise recon.
mcnds this Syrup TO oil afflicted with Il
Cough or Disease OF the Lungs.
For sale by DR.. Swayne at S. North sixth
ST. Philadelphia, and by
S ID. CLARKE & Co, Druggists.
Corner Centre and Mercer streets, Ran-
burg S. c.
june ID Il ~
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Justice TVity.-ln the New York City
Court Of Oyer aud Terminer. on Tues
day. this iniividual-whosc connection
with the recovery Of the money stolen
from The Frederick County Bank of Ma
ryland has rendered him SO notorious
was sentenced To The city prison for six
months. aud 10 pay 6ue Of $3.50. The
Cour, stated thai Mr.. Wiley had been con-
vicied Of receiving stolen goods the stat
u,e points to four different grades OF pun
ishneut for The offence. aud that after his
conviction the Court ha,! for length oil
time iel, disposed 10 infiicl the highest pen
al,y. being shocked at finding an olhcer ol
hish trust, and moreover that officer
Judge discovered in league with ielons.
Facts, however, lately had been presented,
which had induced the Cou', to mitigate
the sentence. and in addition, 10 which
they had taken into consideration that
Mr.. Wiley had been in confinement al
ready for length of time, and suffered the
disgrace Of being stripped OF his masls-
teral robcs.
The Court therefore adjudgcd hin, IN
paw fime of $3.50 aud TO be confined III
the county Jail for the terms OF Il months.
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AUGUSTA, October 6.

Cotton pas, has been rather dull
week in this Market. and all qualities have de-
clined from l to 4 Of u ccn,-particularly tho
lower qualities. The receipts during the week
have been large. particularly since Monday
last, and much Of thai now coming 10 market,
is going in.e store. Strictly prime. in square
bales, &e believe will command 3 ceu,s, but
such co,,ons as formerly sold !, = arc NOW DIFF.
iicult oi sale a,7d
Erchange have no, much change to no
tIce in oui Exchange table. and the demand Is
good for northern exchange Il, the present time
-Centrul Bank notes air a,ill quoted ut 20 u
23 per cent dis Hawkinsvile - TO %. aud
Alabama Notes at - 4 COAsti.ut,oadlist.
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StOyalg, SiRllHa0las & Go.
Factors fesid Commission
VI [, 4 e. III 4 y L >

iEGUSTA, Ia.
ESPECTFCLLY renew tho tender Of
E O. their services IN tie above business. ln-
tending tu aynid speculation IL C"l'on. ~
heretofore, their undivided personal attention
will lie given To tho storage dnl sale ~ Cotton.
aud such other business IS may be entrusted
To their care.
They are fully prepared 10 make liberal nd
vnnces "n rDt,on. and from their long eLptIi-
enee in the Comm, iSsiol business, hope Tor II
fair share of patronage.
Al ,ie Banks in Augusta are paying specie
and its currency is equa! 10 any in the Union;
Planters may. lheriorc, confidently expect
sound rloi,dy for their cotton sold III This city
The Stocks0f Groceries, BaeginG and ati,er
staple articles urc a,,ipie and daily Increasing
aHd are suld at ycY reduced prices.
Sept. 9Th, ISi2, q S3
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.NNeaU Establishment.

FENllE undersigned having established u
u COMMERCIAL HOUSE In Hamburg
s. c. 10 be conducted by Mr.. WILLIAM II.
GREENE. respectfully bcgs leave In call the
attention Of his friends and the public general
j.. 10 his STOCK OF GROCERIES, &C.,
now opening in the Brick Store. on Centre
street. formerly occupied by MIR. NJ. ID. Maher
The Stock ~ entirely new. and having been
carefully selected fnI this market, will be sold
on very accommodating terms.
JOSEPH WOODS.
Hamburg. Sept. 25, ls42.
Oct. ~ 6t 81
uJ The GIeenyille Mountaineer and Edge
field Advertiser. will please inser, the above
twice month for three months. aud forward
their bills as above. J.W.
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DIED,-In this city. on Thursiay, The 10Th
instant. Mr.. WILLIAM 3. JOHNSON. Jr., III the
24t, year ofhs age The deceased was brother
of our young townsmnn. c. K. Johnson. Esq.
lie had the esteem Of large circle OF trends,
to whom he was endeared by the possession oi
oil the better qualities Of the human heart. For
his premature disease. the eye OF friendship
shall Of be dimmed with the tear of regiet.-
Z" Requieseat in paee."-N. o. PieGyane.
In Butler county. Ala. on the 14th August;
lsl2. Mr.. CHRIsTIAS BRErrHAUPr, native OF
Germany. and for many years citizen Of
Edgciie!d ID District. S. e
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Notice.

A Ii. Persons indebted TO the Esiatc Of John
n Cokrr. dec, are earnestly requested tp
make payment, as the condition Of the Estate
is such. iha, shall be compelled to close il us
soon ns il can possibly be done, therefore. um
ia bnp~s those ,ha, nre due siid Es,a;s. vill
nvail themselves Of this notice and nuke piy-
riieut This Is, day Of August. .i91
OLIVER TOWLEs.
Ordinary of Eegcti>Id DEa1n7.
aug. 8. l3ia II q
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Va NaARREED.

On Sunday 2sih August last, by b. &. Mat
thews. Esq Mr. WEsTLrr McGrE 10 Mics
JoiA, cldcs, daughter OF Mr.. LOWS Ilcrlong,
On Thursday. the lst Sept. by tho Rev. II.
c. Hc,long, Mr.. EipRIpoE J. WLL,s To Miss
RACHAEL j., eldest daushor OF James A1er.
chant, Esq. all Of this district.
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Notice..

a PPLlCaTlON will be made to tho LrSl,
"A atuIe OF this State az its next keseiou. iliat
all tho rsh, mud title OF tho State to oil lbo cs.
tate, rsaD and personal. wbereOl tho lnn Col
Christian Breiihuupt. Or Gertrude Jncobu. hts
widow. was seized Or po,s.%sed at the time af
hls or her death. aud particularly ce,uain lots in
the Town Of Hamburg supposed To hu cseI,e.,t-
ed. tuay 10 vested iu OsSian Gregory, and gu.
san u nu,ural daughter Of said Christian, uus Gi
both.
August II 3m %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD= DISTRICT.
Vincent ID. cosbnrn, Applicant,

Joseph Parker q Others, Dcfen'ts.
ET appearing 10 my satisfaction that Joseph
II Parker. Benjamin Parker, William Parker,
Hczekiai, Barnes. Talley and wife Tra-
cy, reside wi,hnut;he limits of rhis State. Il is
therefore ordered. that they do appear and OBJ
iect TO the division or sale Of tract o!land de-
yised to the above named persons by William
Robertson decd, or before the twenty-si1,li
day oi December next or their consent to the
same win be entered nf record.
Given under my hand. al my Office, this 4,h
day of October. 1ss2.
OLIVER TowLEs. o.E.p.
Oct. 5 3m :B
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u n coltaeqIepee Of the dissolution nbove, i,
Il sberctpes iiscsssaryI shouhl close all out
staaaing accounts sud no.ss before tho Is, oi
January nesi. All persons indebted To me by
notean otherwise, will please consider this AZ,
imperative mud final eall for settlement niihoui
dolay, rs Indulgence beyonda reasonable uutice
caninoiaid will not be given.
y. Is. FORD.
Hamburg, s. C., Oct. 10Th. If 37
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Notice.

a IL pcrsons indebted i" the subscriber. eth
n ct hy nr'c ar open account nrc request.
I'd TO make payment on or before the 10Th Of
Drceinbcr nexi. u,lIer,vi-. they will be i!ncrd
in the hands Of M officer i',r collection As |
un fhrced 10 hare mohey. t" liqnitlaie accounts
which arc standing against me. hope those
indebted to INC will come forward
WM. BAILEY.
Oct5 if 3li
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SlRLEY & USMER,

WAREHOUSE u COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HAMBURG, 5. G.
RATEFUL for thu libeIaI support they
W have bcfrtolorr received from II generous
public. beg leave 10 announce 10 their friends.
aud to Tho roIton growing community generrI-
". thai their spacious cenirul and cDnvemie nj
Warehouse is is iu successful operation. and
soclts n share "fpulIic patronage. To our
old customers we respectfully ask fol L con-
linuance uf their conii Irncc.
To the public scucray to look for ,heui-
selves. whore they viii at once see our adsan-
tageons s!riaNion aLish dry depository ior l'ou
Coltons, aifordins every lncility for the receipt
Of Cotton by wagons or lruu, boats BY way "f
the river. liGsinrss cuiumittcd 10 our care " u
receive prom pt nIrculiou, viii, our hc"i efforts
Tor The Interest u, customers We make liberal
cash adYauc"s nn Cotton III slure. aud will soil
Or .hip C"l,un abroad uu moderate 'rruS.
Scpu7 6I' ~
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firc.-'rhe alarm Of Fire, ahou, half
past I'D n'clock last evening. proceeded
from shed al Ike lower end Of Gibbs
wharf. in which quantity of lime was
stored The lime became isni,cd from
hcins wet during the day and broke out III
10 Il blaze. II wac soon exiting uishcd, how
ever. without doing ano injury, Char.
CDurisr.
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Several Of our citizens Immediately re-
paired TO the spot, and brought in the
bodies. which were buried on Monday
morning. Gazette. Sept. z.
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Lands for Sale.

THl H. subscriber oilers lur nile his pIanla.
III tiom On Savannah river iurty miles above
Augusta. continuing (l0h') one Thousand aud
fits three acres. adJ"lmIng lands "i Mr,-rs-
Canlclnw und A,lIuny. nbon, six hundred n.
crns in the wnod-. will, n good framed dwell
linz house. 4 first rate y,n house nml pnckin.
screw II barn. CRIB and other "ut buildings me-
crSs:,ry for farm. .ll-o. one other tract con.
tanning one hundred and forty acres nj outing
the nl,ovr tract, the lnud il ol the ir.t qualify ir
corn. cotton. or snail grain. well wa,crcd with
rcv-rLl good springs ofns pure wn'rr ny apy
in the up country. And hi4 hnhsG nnd hi IN
the village oi l.incolnIon, attached 10 which is
(IOU) one hundred ucrus of land, nf which SIX.
" is Ia the woods lfnot SuId privately. will
be offered 10 the h;hc, bidder on tho lnur,h
Monday in Octubor next. Any !crsrn will.
ing to purchase such lands will hc irtuccL to
,rnde uh"r examining the abese premises nu
doubt The terms will DO eaay.
X. FON
Lincolu,on. Aug. 26 # -
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RaOslse and Lot Zen. Sale.

PEyHE Subscriber iofiern for Sale or Rent,
IL Sand possession given on tie iss Junua-
ry ucxi. )hn House and Ent III Potersvillc.
Terms, II months credit. The dwelling is II
comfortable one story, with the necessary out
baiIdines.
Oc,:eat. Isaa # ~
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n. OBJ. FORD viii continue hs heretofore
% 5 % offer for sale the most en,ire assortment
of DRY GOODS the country affords. lie
has now on hand :tke mos, complete stock OF
every assortment that he bas ever nad the plea
sure to Offer for sale.
RS.abufg, s. C., Oct l0.h. GT
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N0flce.

A PPLlCATIOS will be made 10 tho Lcgis-
n latarc Of this state. nj its uuIt Session, far
closing the r"nd loading from t,e Five Notch
Road 10 the Scots Ferry Road. known by tue
mnme Of the New Markc, Rsud.
August 2G nin u
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY,
Jacob B. Smith, & another
Ex',ors. &c.
Henry Shuliz. Oliver
Simpson. g. al.
n WTnppearing to my satisfaction, that The uo.
Il Waddy Thompson. "a defendant in this case
is without the limits Of this State ordered, ,h.,
hs do appear. and plead answer or demur 10
the Bill within three mouths from the pubea.
ton OF this notice. or the said Bill vii! be taken
pro eortesso agains, him.
J. TERRY. G. z Ed
Commr's. Office,
Angus, l6, 1872. ". am 70
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Mist OF Eef tets

I'D EMAlNlG in the Post Office. a;
AO Edgehe!d c. H.. on the first day o!
October, 1912.
&C. Persons enquirins for letters on III,
lisl will plcase mention IT.
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I'D E>PECTFULLY inI"r,ns The crIzrns ol
HG EdgciicId Village and adjacent country.
that hc has commenced the manufacture "i
Gcrtlrn,cn and l.idc- BOOTS ana SHOES.
opposite the Painters ilo'ri nn lion, his hay
Ing been brou.h, II? Ia the business. ie irels
slli,tird. that he Will bc nh. 10 give all who
may palr"nzc linn satisfaction. as his work
shall he well male. and warranted not ~ Ip.
All work done nj Augusta prices.
" bah kirrls u!' mrnd,n. III hl- line, cHccui-
cd with ucatncss aid despatch.
Oct II -
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r,om ,he Charleston Courier.

Tie Heather. 4 Gale, Loss Of Life Sc.
-Oc Wednesday last. the weather gave
indication Of an approaching gale. and AT
The close Of the day. it commenced blow
ing heavily from the E. N. E. which con
tinued during the night. Yesterday morn
irg The iide rose 10 an unprecedented height,
covering most Of the wharves. and in Ven
due Range and Market street, flowing up
SO rs TO render The streets impossible. On
the western side Of the city. loo, many Of
the streets were submerged. and boats
were plying. in some places. from house Ia
house. In Boundarystreei, we under
stand that several persons were taken from
their houses in boats. and carried to places
Of safety.
IN the course Of the mornins the wind
changed to n. E. aud n. n. E., aud con-
tinued 10 blow n gale throughout The day.
aud up to the period OF putting our paper
TO press.
About 8 o'clock yesterday morning the
steam packet Gladiator. from Whining
,ou, made her appearance in the barber
with the mail, and proceeded MP The river
opposite The steam boat whaIf, when IL
was found that the wiud was too strong TO
allow her to land here, md she according
:ingly moved round to Ashley River. aud
with great difficulty effected landing al
tho wharf al Chisoim's mill, and The mail
reached the Post Office about Ii a. NJ.
The state Of the weather was such that 10
one supposed that the mail boat would
come through, but We learn that when The
Gladiator left Wilmington there was no
appearance OF gale. The G. took it du
ring the night bul breasted it nobly, pro
wing herself au admirable sea boat. She
shipped one sea, which entered the cabin
and drenched some Of The passengers hu,
sustained no material injury.
We regret 10 dctuil most distressing
accident, which occurred on Wednesday
afternoon. During the blow. fishing boa,
containing FIVE negroes, viz: J..ftrson mud
George, belonging 10 Mr.. ]. Jeannereit,
Ned. belonging 10 Mr.. Melichamp, WI
diam. belonging TO Mrs. e. Macbeth, and
a negro boy, named Isaac, belons 10 Mrs.
way TO town, was swamped. and il is sup
posed that all on board persisted There
was boat shor, distance ahead Of them.
and those OH hoard missed the cne in The
rear suddenly, but being themselves i'll
Perilous situation, they could not return To
render any assistance.
We believe no material damage has as
yet been done BY the gale. A few Of The
pianking on some Of the wharves have
been torn up, aud some Cotton. not stored,
hus been slightly injurc'l, but as the gale
was anticipated. the vessels al the wharves
were all safely secured.
The Wilmington steamers Wilmington
and Gladiator. wcro both detained in port.
yesterday, on account Of the buisieruus
state OF the weather.
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EDGErIELD, G. II. Oct. D, IS42.
ORDERS NJ. 10.
YHVtlE Lower But,nHio Of the Seventh Re-
u ginGnt So. Ca. Militia. will appear di
the Cherokee Ponds, on Tuesday, 18th Octo-
Der inst. Commissioned aud Non COMMISSIONS
cd Officers the duy before.
By order Of Col Wigfnli.
). F. GOODE, Al5utaut.
Oct. IL = 81
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Esegase's REe0si Quarters,

EseSMse'l REe0st Quarters,
EpGrriELp. &. II. Oct, D, lSl2.
ORDERS, No. 10
I'm pursuance OF Oidcrs from Brigade Head
L Quarters. the Seventh Regiment oliuiant-
~ is hereby ordered 10 appear n the Old Wells
ON Thursday. the Sd November. next. Com.
missioned and Non Commissioned Officers the
day before.
By order Of Col. Wigfnl,
S. F. GOODE, AdJulnnt.
Oct IL II ~
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Notice.

FENtiE firm Of BRAssoS, MUSpY & AypER.
IL sos. was dissolved on the lat Of Sep,em-
Der last; the business Of the concern will be
settled by BRAssos & AspERsox who continue
business n, The same piace.
q Oct. :. 1872 f %
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Notice.

A LLPersona are cautioned against ,rcsrhs.
n. sing on The land on which the widow Far
rar residts, On the Columbia road. near ore
mile frani the village. either by taking "f " o"d
or niirerwise. ms am determined 10 prosecute
any person who NAV be detected in any niar.
ner according 10 law
4. LINDSEY, Trustee.
Oct.12 81 -
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W0TECE.

aUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP
- The lihIited partnership between J. o
ID. FoRpol tsembarg. S. c., and GEORGE NJ
NgwTaE OF angns,a. Ga, would expire by the
artieiesol ~ formation on the 9Th Of Octobcl
lsi3, but by mutual consent we hereby agree
TO Limit IFS eouiiauaacs. to The FIRST day Of Feb
suarY usxt
J. o. B. FORD.
GEORGE III. NEWTON.
HamhEfg, s. c., 6c.. IOtf. dI