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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17
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ID Y virtun fsuudry de"ress 10 Banhrupscy, issu
~ ed out of the Dlstrici Court of Vermont est
ing IN me the several righ's and JOINT Estates
of the bani,gupts therein sal forth, / NI sell at
public auctl0n, at the Store Of Noyts fi"plIusuu in
West Derby, lie oh day OF De UBeg next, at 10
o'ci ok, A. NJ. all the right and interest Jonathan
:. VEiichsr has 10 the following described farm
hich he now lives ia sad Derby, tn vi. all
that part Of the second division lot dawn the
original right ct Samuel iis!l which lies East of
The cove on Lake Aienphremagng Also the w.i"le
O! the second division Lot drawn TO the original
right of Robert Brown, together 18th Horses.
Horse Cart and Harness, partur Stove and Pipe
10 Sheep, 50 volumes O! miscellaneous Books, /
clock, large quantity of Spruce and Hemlock
Boards, with other articles OF personal property.
ALSO, AS ABOVE,
ut The dwelling House of Joseph Warren, in Iras.
burgh, the 2Slh day Of .seplemher instant, az 2
O'Clock r NJ one Rife Gun, one Clock, Par
lor Stove, and other articles OF personal property
being the assets of Joseph Warren
A $50. above, at the house Of JACOB NJ
WHITE, in Ernshurgh, the 29th day oi Seplem
her instant, at II o clock uoon,l Wagon g onghs
l Hog, and other property, being the assets of
Jacob VI. White JACOB BATES
Sept. 8, 1912. Assignee for Orleans County.
267w4.
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ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
Al Probate Court holden at iIashurgh within and
tor sad District Oh the 10 day Of September, A.
d. 1872:
4 n INSTRUMENT pGrpoFtng to be the last
~ viii and Testament of MARGARETT
WELLS, late ni BlIton, ~ said district, deceased,
was presented to The Court here for Probate, by
HANNAH WELLS, the Executor therein named
- Therefore it is utdeIe ed by said that public
notice be gwen 10 all persons Interested therein
appear before he Probate Cour Aforesaid at z
session thereof to be holden al the dwelling house
Of Hannah Wells at Barton, III said district, the
contest The Probate of said Willard it is further
ordered that thls order be published three weeks,
successfully IN the Gale ionIan, newspaper prin-
ted 81 JohDsbury, in Ibis STATE, The last of
which snail be previous 10 The day assigned afore-
said for hearing.
Given under Tnv hand Mt the probate Office at
IrHshurgh, th.s t3lh day of September, a. d.
1912 26ow3 GEO. NYE, Judge
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STATE OF VERNON

AT Probate Court holden at the Probate Office al
Iiasburgh, IN and for the district aforesaid, on
the 18th day of September, i D. 1912,
A N INSTRUMENT supporting 10 be copy Of
"A the last viii and restams ut of JAMES {.
pEA3LEY late of Burlington in the County of
Des Monies and Terriro Of Town, whittier the
record of the Probate thereof was presented 10 the
Court here by JOSHUA CORP, one Of the Execu-
tors there IN named, that the might be record
cd ia this uthce-Therefure it - ordered by said
Court that public notice DO given all persons in
ieres;ed therein, to appear beiure said court at
thereof, to DE holden at lrasburgh on the
9h day OF October, A. ID. 1872 and contest the fill
ing aad recording uf said WIN ia this office:-And
Is further ordered, that this order be Published
tnice weeks succes>jvey in The CaIodonian, a
newspaper printed at st Johnsbury in this State
TIA last Oh " inch snail be previous 70 the day as
signed : aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office
iraShurgh thus 18th day Of September, x. y
lG42 2G-w3 GEO. SYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17
g" N"uh'ies gwen last week
Paine SuiEc WI

NJ The whole number of votes cast this year az
far ns beard from 47593 oI which Paine has major;
tv over all others 935. There are % towns to be
heard from, which gave last year majority Tor
Paine, of $40. Should the remaining % towns
stand as they did last year, Paine's majority over
all others in the State will be 1245. We hope to
rive our readers full returns in our next
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17

1.-THE SAME OLD Coon" The Locoiocos IN ibis
city displayed two coon skins from the nag slaves
at their Reading Room, on Saturday TO denote 'hs
Wing victory in vermont We understand 'hey
have passed vote TO announce every wing VIC
tory by similar display of coon SKINS we aaHise
Them 10 Law in bale OF those Articles at least, a.
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Egeag Estate at auction.

TUvnE subscriber, as Executor q RICHARD
a LANG, Esq late OF tIanover,N H. deccAs
ed will sell at public arctnu on the Sth day Of
October next az one o clock p. " at the Inn Of
u r. Darling in Concord VI the following land
in said Concord, viz
lot No. in the Cd Div Range ~
3sF A" {"
q .. X &. q"
all of said lots belonging To he right Of Ebenezer
WalbIIdge.
The sale will he aDsolute and short credit will
he piven on nood security. Further particulars at
sale JOHN ATTAIN FREEMAN, % Exc'r.
Hanover, Sept. TO- 1912 266w3
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rs hereby given, that petition will be fpresan
4 ted TO the lie gIsatuFe % Vermont at It's next
session 10 be holden at Montpelier the I'd Thurs
day Of OctUbsr next, praying for company TO bs
incorporated TO construct Turnpike from Marsh
field vi lage To the County road near Molly's Pond
IN Cabot.
J. l.. CARPENTER
Marshfeld, SEPT 7lh, 542. 2GS VIZ
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II - zss zEs e s. sG9yg ga

In 3nen 9Th inst. by f G. Strong. Esq air
CHESTER JOHNSON, 10 Miss SARAH PuILBRooK,
both Of Salem.
In Bloomington. on the 18th lost Mr. BENJA-
MIN WHEELER of StansIead, l. c. 10 Miss AMY
BuKBouGus Of Bloomington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17

YELLOW FEVER AT RAvANA.-'rhe bark II w.
Tyler, al New Orleans, eleven days from Havana,
reports the yellow fever very bad in Havana-aH
hands On board, with the exception Of one man,
were sick while in Havana; they however recov
ered.-Tho man who escaped while in Havana,
took the fever the passage from Havana, 10
New Orleans, and died his arrival at that port
WHu0PING Cough A teaspooutnl Of castor oil
To a table spoon iuI of molasses: teGspuOnui of
the m ixture given whenever the cough is trouble
some. will afford relief at once il ia SAID, and in a
few days effect
The same remedy it is also affirmed relieves The
Group, however violent the attack.
SINGULAR AND TERRIBLE DEATH Died, on
he 9Th inst. at the residence of Mrs. CourtaHd
Smith, Mr l.. Swart. Mr Swart was bitten, about
three years ago, by rabid dog, but symptoms
of hydrophoba exhibited themselves until few
hours previous to his death. Probably there is
history OF u death by hydro phobia, where poison
remained SO long dormant in The system.
lLouisv lle Gaz.
JOE SMITH.-A late number of the Quincy Her
aid represents that Governor Carn has been fairly
whipped out in his attempts 10 arrest Smith and
Rockwell; and adds that the Mormons sill give
them up, but fight to the last.
GREAT Ox.-The Empire Ok raised in Syracuse,
New York, by r. N. Rust, is the largest ever
known in the United siates, and weighs 400
pounds
No FIGHTING.-Snce the signing OF The ''uew
Treaty." Mr. Ames, Of Cabotviile, Mass. who had
n large contract with Gov ernment for supplying
swords, las been notified that one hal! OF the NUN
her only contracted for, will be- required.
RIFLEs-Ar st. Adams, VT they are no W man
uac,uring cast iron rifle barrels, equal wrought.
They will stand nine inch charge of powder,
without the least appearance ofiractura Strain.
A WILD MAN The Upper Marlborough Ga.
zette states that man, supposed to be cruzed, was
committed to their ia last week lie had been
wandering in the woods in the lower part of the
country for some time and from his hageard appear
ance and singular conduct become the terror of the
female portion of the neg.borhood. he really was
a frGhtfui object, his long shaggy beard, and wild
look rendering him Truly a'wild man of The woods
We believe he has been turned loose again, for
want Of authority to deain him. Baitnaore Repub
iicGn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17
TiIE SENECA TREATY .


The National intclligeucer contains the treaty
concluded with So chiefs and headnau Of the Seue
ca tribe ofindians, on the 10th of May 1912, by
the Hon Ambrose Spencer on behalf Of tho United
States, at Buffalo Creek II met tie aPptobation
Of the SENATE of the United St9tes on the 2ith Au
gust, and became law by sanction Of the Prrsi>
dent The 26.h
It annuls thu treaty of 1893, made by Tho,nus
Ludlow of New York, and Joseph Follows ct Ge>
treaty stpuates that the Indians shall continue flu
the occupation and enjoyment of2 tracts OF land,
known AS Tho Calaraugus and Allegheny Reserva-
tons, with tho risht and title ,hey possessed
heiore 'he indehture. Messrs. Ogden and Fellows
reserve TO themselves the right IF preornplion
y; except what individual rights they held before
the inden;uro The chiefs Of the Senecas grant
und confirm 20 Messrs. Ogden and Fellows, all the
night Of the nation 10 The Buffalo Creek and Ton
newanda Reservations.
The four tracts OF land known as The Buffalo
Creek Reservation, containing 1920 acres, the
Cattaraugns Reservation, containing 81 $50 acres,
The Alleghana, 50, Ago, ana the Tonnewauda, H.
500, are estimated at 500 600 and the improve
ments at $I02000. The valne Of the two reserva-
tons granted to Messrs. Ogden and Fellows, is to
be estimated and paid accordingly a clause in
the treaty promises that the parties will solicit the
Government o + The United States 70 use its iuhu.
ence TO protect The Senecas in their Preserved
rights, from any taxes, assessmsn ts for roads or
other purposes, until they shall have renquishcd
all titles to the lands.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17

'hey will have frequent for Iirrn, between this
and the first OF January, 45.-.At'aS.
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Barnet. Sent 6 ISt2
P. y. VIII the North Star copy the above:
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

East side Of the Public ~luarr. Ottawa H.,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dyc-$mns,
Paints, Oils, Narui5h, &c. &c.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

1gcR Of The Illinois 3Ia'oal Fire hs',
rance C0mpo7y,
OVTiwA, iLL.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

FgRvc yOw "a Cough! Do not neglect
4 It! Thousands have meta premature death
Tor the want of little attention to common cold.
Have you cough! Rev. DIR. Bartholomew FIX
pectoyant syrup, a safe medical prescription, con-
tanning no poisonous drugs and used in an extern
syc practice for several years, will most positively
afford relief and save YOU from that awful disease
pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps
into the grave, hundreds Of the young the old, the
fair the lovely and the gay! Have you cough!
b. persuaded to purchase a bottle of this Expcc-
'or1nt syrup to-day Tomorrow may be too late.
Have you cough Blr,hoImcw's EApccturau,
Syrup is the only remedy you should take to cure
you. For this plain reason: That in no one OF
the thousand cases whore !. has been used, has it
failed to relieve.
Sold by Com,tock & CO. II Maiden Lane.
For sale at the Drug Store Of G. l.. Thompson.
Ottawa. ~ Nv
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11
livery Stable.
WOuawa, July ~, 1911. 9.-tG
WEAEAT WANTED.

VKNHE Marseiiiss Misunderstanding Conn
~ pany viii pay cash for any quantity
Of WHEAT delivered at their Mill in
Marseilles, La Sale county, Illinois.
Sept. II, 1871. i7-.G.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11
Hooking Glasses.

UST received lay the subscribers an
81 assortment Of mahogany and Gil
Frame looking Glasses of yarious sizes
and patterns. WIN. TRUE e. SON.
Ottawa, Oct. 10, lsil. 2l..f
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COllSTOCK G. co.

WholcsaIo Druggists, New ! orl,, n Maiden Lane
Irr slio at the Drug store OK l.. Thompson,
Ottawa. - ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
Tan Bark Wantad.

he Subscriber. living near Mount VIM
! iage. respectfully luiortns the Farmers OF
Edsefieli District thai he wishes TO purchase be-
tween htiy and one hundred cords of 1'an Bark
He win pay III Cash, Leather. or SIoes. for
GOOD Red, White, or Spanish Oak Bark, 50 per
cord. al the Farmers plantation, If wthin seven
miles of Edgeiicld Village; or $5 per cord. it
delivered a, his Tan Yard, Farmers who are.
or may be clearing lands, wnnld iifd IL TO their
interest to save all their Oak burk for him. a
good hand can get cord al bark per day. and
Two cords can be Ianled at n load, il a frame Is
made TO hold it. The bark should DO covered
every evening with boards or leaves, TO pre-
vent the rain from injuring il.
NJ L. GEARTY,
March Q. ISi2 6if Nlar IN. Einfage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
The wonderful Cures
PEHFDKMFtl . Esp'
BIZ. s ~ sss 60 n y S S X
tTls % = p N q s. s IS a N A
faa siS8t ~ fsf9Ee12Ef

BIZ. s VA i n y w = 3 r.
RtIP % = p Il n s. s. s q a
OR MILD C
iscsE AyTg, ss.,F.iaEy
ri IS. s ~ A A - Dear S Essil Il
Gee ss the of NsSI:ns 10
yeH Ssisne q, ss isess q ppTpbaiss
andTpF roii spetfsl so illtg ssssfissn q gsssa
offaIsilie ID u Us Il I,.a 81 nsesii4
cine-tfIe ahs psssa y III EPsossls
giniana, or p5sa e ;ssls8 Ensifs fiji iii
travels Of late have seen Id slIauy issss:
ces The wonderful effects OF your medicine
in relieving children Of very obstinate COM
plants, such as Coughing, Wheeling
Choahns Of Phlegrn. .Asthmatic attacks,
&c. &c. should not have written this
letter, however. at present, although have
leitIr my duIy to add my testimony TO il
for some time. had it not been for late in
stance where The medicine above alluded
TO was instrumental. in restoring 10 perfect
health the '.ouIy child" whose case was
almost hopeless, i'll family Of acquaiu-
tance. Il thank Haven" said the doaling
molher, my child is saved from the jaws
of death o how feared the relentless
.avager! But my child is safe is safe y
Beyond all doubt DR.. Swayne's COM
pond Syrup Of Wild Cherry is The mos,
valuable medicine in his or any other coun-
try. lam certain have witnessed more
than one hundred eases where il has been
attended with complete success. am
using il myself in an obstinate attack Of
Bronchitis. To which it proved rfiectual in
an exceedingly short lip e, considering the
severity ofih- case. eau recommend i,
in The fullest confidence olits superior viz
tues; ould advise hat no family should
be without it; il is very pleasant and al
ways hencfcial--worth doutie and often
ten times its price The Public are assu-
red there is ro qunckery ahoutit.
X. JACKSON, d. d.
Formerly Pastor of The First Presbyteri.
IN Church New York.
For sale by DR. Swayne AT 81 North sixth
ST. Philadelphia. and by
S d. CLARKE & Go. Druggists.
Corner Centre and Mercer streets, Ham
burg S. C..
march 9 tf 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
state of south Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EDI'IT'T

Jacob D. Smith and another. p:rc
Executors.vs. Henry ShuItz, D'I;JS
Oliver SIMPSON, ~ others.
a / appearing to my satisfaction, that ELAN
IL Alexander, William !. ianscl, and Oliver
simpson, defendants ia THIS case, are without
the limits OF TINS State; on motion. by Mr.
Waidaw, Solicitor ior plaintiffs Ordered. tina,
tn. defendants above named DO appear in this
Honorable Court, aud plead. answer or demur
to thu Bill, wiihu three month from the publi-
Cation o I.s order or the SAID Bill will be taken
pro eoHtesso against them.
J. TERRY, c.E.E.p.
Commissioners Office. Feb. %, lS42.
March 3m 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
no Physicians, Merchants,
anasl Farmers.

iFESt1E subscriber living IN th, village Ot
Z Danburg, Wilkes county. GeOrgiu. equi
distant from Petersburg, and W ashing;on, IN.
tending 10 move west the ensuing winter, Of
lers his possessions for sale. consisting OF spa
cious two story DWELLING. with eleven
comfortable rooms, piazza full length above and
below, good Medical Office, and all necessa.
ry out buildings, with fifty acres Of LAND at.
tnclcd 10 il.
Also,iRsaid village. n large STORE HOUSE
ard another comfortable DWELLING, &c.
have occupied this stand sixteen years rs
p.ac,icing Physician, and although The village is
healthy, (beins situated on dividing ridge be-
tween creeks,) my practice has been worth TO
me, from two 10 three thousand dollars per year.
have also been selling goods six years-and
my annual sales have been from twelve or
fifteen thousand dollars.
lily brother.iniav l.. p. Tate. has an exec
lent Farm within one mile Of the village. con-
tanning eight hundred acres. in Il high state OF
cultivation, with three hundred acres cleared,
and all necessary buildings, which he will sell.
IL desired by the purchaser or purchasers.
The terms on all the above properly will be
liberal. say, one third cash. when posses>ession
is given. and the balance in two annual install
mcnls, or if preferred, longer payments can be
given. In tho practice of Medicine there is no
competition, aud in Melchandizc tire field will
be entirely open TO the purchasers, being no
store nearer than ten miles. To any Physl.
cian and Merchant, (aay two brothers or friendsl
dcsirous Of seeking their fortunes in Georgia.
know ofno location more desirable; and II they
sI,ould wish TO carry an Farm. the one allid-
ed 10 is n, good as any in Wilkes, Letters OF
inquiry on the subject, addressed 10 me at Dam
burg, Wilkes county. Geo. shall meet with
prnnp, attention. would not objec, TO taking
4 Ply scian, who may become The purch" =.
as partner for the balance OF the year, or will
give possession al any time.
a. ID. STATHAM
Danbnrs, Wilkes co. Geo. May 1. 1872.
may II ~ ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
State OF South arulina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
N THE HDAIHON pleas

- 4. iIaI.i"bseI' hGrfr * Declaration in Attachment.
WHy II I REAS the Plain,iffin the above sta
w ted case. has this day fled his declaration
against the Defendant, who is absen, from. and
without the limits Of this State rs il is .aid, hay
ing ueitlier wife nor attorney, known within the
same, on whom copy ofthe declaration with n
rule Ia plead thereto, might be served: Order
cd ulatL.a uoisndapt flsad TO the said hpcInra-
ton, within year and day, from the date
thereof. Otherwise final and absolute judgmen,
will be awarded Sgains, him.
Clerks Office, GEO. POPE, c.c.r.
Oct Is. l53l. age 3o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
For Sale,

For Sale.
TTNHE Subscriber offers for sale The well
Il. known House in Aiken fronting on the
Rail Rond, and known as aIARSE'S HO-
TEL. The house has been kept as a Public
House for several years. and contains 10 rooms
double and single, the greater portion Of them
with fre places. Upon the premises are like
wise all necessary ont buildings, iiitchepS, nc.
gro houses and s,abIing for 100 horses, in the
yard is an excellent well of water
Terms one third casb, the balance on q crcd,
of one and two years.
AIso-Forly or fifty unimproved Lots. hand
somely situated, within the corporate limits of
Aiken. Apply To
JOHN MARSH. Aiken.
Dec Il As
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! s;
qll.SS = 81

.
q r n lfSIRICI'. S. t..
! III yselTe miles south OF the
osfst 81 ssiil be opened this Sum.
EsIseT I;i.s q III 6n Of persons who may do
l:s ihe waters. The ProprietorS
II uaae Sessary 10 say any thing in COM
fisaI of these waters. Hundreds snatch
ed from premature grave, by their healing e!-
ficacy, can bear ample testimony Of their vir.
tues. The Proprietors. have engaged the ser
vices OF Mr.. anj Mrs. Murray, in the Hotel,
who with one Of the Propretors. will always
be present to contribute 10 the comforts OF those
: who may visit the Spsings-
We will sell Lots to persons who may wish
TO summer ii, or live tierc permanently.
u There is Stage Coach leaving Co!um-
hia every Tuesday aud Friday morning. rum
ming direct 10 Glenn Springs.
JOHN B. GLENN,
VM. a. CAMP,
JOHN c. ZIMMERMAN.
may II Ct Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
State oil Sou;h Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

Declaration IN Debt.
John Seury. Sc Foreign Attachment.
tlE PIanuii' having this day filed his
) declaration in this case. in my office, and
:he delrndant having no wife or attorney, known
tn be within this State, on whom copy OF said
declaration, with rule 10 plead can be served.
1t IS ordered, tina, the said defendant do plead
10 the saIi declaration. within year and Il
day from The publication OF this order or final
aud absolute Judgment wiil be awarded agains,
him
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
Jerk Office EdgefcId e. Il. Feb. -, ls.i2.
March > ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

FHSlIE subscriber has jui received from PA.
II ris, by the ship Olympia, choice co'lrc.
ton OF PEARS, APPLES, PLUMS. PEAt IL
Els. CHERRIES. APRlCOTS ALMONDS,
and MADEIRA WALNUTS. which he oilers
for sale either sinsly or by the bundle each
bundle contains 10 Pears, 5 Apples. . Peaches
5 Aprirors. Pnms 3 Cherries. Almonds.
and = Madeira !Ealnnia. and are beautifully
psckrd. The Trees. a. far as examined. are
among the finest ever imported into this city.
and are well worthy Of the attention of those
wishing I" obtain good Fruit. The varieties
ure unexcepiionable
Also-A few choice ROSES and CAAllL.
LAS,
]. d. LEGaRE. 81 East Bay
Charleston, Feb. Is March If u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
Nv TIE C0NNON PLEAS.
William McCarlcy.

TrammcI * Jones.
yEliiE Plainuif in the casc, having filed his
declaration in my office. aud the Delcn
dauts having neither wives nor attorneys OH
whuma copy The said declaration, with rule
To plead thereto, might be served: Ordered.
tia, The SAID Defendants do appear and plead
10 the raid declaration. within year aud day
from lr date OF ihI. order, or final aud absolute
Judgment will be awarded against them.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON. C. C. P.
Clerks Office Dec. l6. lsil. ape AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
BrOagche 10 Fhe ,F0iE

4 tins District. nesrn mnn who says his
Y name Is Joseph and ,ha, he belongs to
John Patterson, OF Muckies Island. S c., OF
light complexion. large whiskers from ear TO
ear 5 feet inches high.
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
pToycpropery pay charges and take him away.
G. a. GOODMAN, ). L. D.
Jan. 5. IS42. G 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
Notice.

A IL persons are lorwarned Gom digging
"A and hauling Sand OF Clay. o!i of n tract ~
land Of min. lately purchased by myself, orc
Rhodes. Esq. know by many persons whn ARE
in the habit "i using IT. as the Griffin Sard "
ing on the road leading from Edgefield C. H..
r. COLEMAN.
rnnrrh 30 n q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
Notice..
Notice.

NOuECcs
STOLEN OR RUNAWAY, from my
y Plantation on Mine Creek. on last
evening, FourFegroes. to wit: man by the
name Of George abou, forty seven years
old, of dark complexion; his wife by the
name of Silvey about thirty eight years
old, of very dark complexion, tall IN sta
vure, anu SHOWS uur ruvs''--1"-y
talking: ,heir child hy the name OF Arey,
nbou, seven years old of dark complexion
with large white eyes; The other girl
abou, fifteen wears old by the name of Gil
lev, of dark complexion; any person taking
up said negroes, and lodging them in any
Jail where can get them, will be thank-
fully rewarcd by the undersigned.
PRECIOUS LARK.
Edgefield District, May %, 1912.
may 25, II ~