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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

IN Extraordinary Moremenl-One OF
Ihe Roman Catholic parishes in New Or
leans has recently rcbelled against The APP
poip,nenr Of cura,e made by the bishop.
and q correspondence has been opened.
from which we may expect interesting re.
.snl,s. The letter of,he church wardens
breathcs spirit ofdetcrnined resistance.
aud shows that there are some few at leas,
os,he Romanisis who arc capable Of dis.
corning the encroachments which the pope.
under the influence OF tho arbitrary pow
ersof Europe, is making upon all liberty.
Ere ieng We trust, thai liberal and intcti=.
rnns Catholics innll paris OF the eounay
will open their eyes 10 the insidious ef-
forts OF Absolu.ism, 70 make them in-
sirumentai in The undermining and oy-
erthrow Of the liberties, religious and ci-
vii, which the Catholic here equally on
Joys with the vast majority Of their Pro,es-
inns Extraordinarily. Y. Obs.
Thechurch wardens adopted lbe follow
ing resolutions, and published them:
Whsreas, the Able Ant. Blanc, has a,
no time established, or offered TO establish,
tho legal power vested in him 10 exercise
the spiritual or temporal functions Of Bisli
op Of New Orleans:
Whereas, the explanations contained
10 his pretended pastoral letter Of The 2lth
Aug US, are eouehed in rather too violcr,
terms:
IYhsrens, no jurisdiction can DO exerei-
sed over the Catholics Of the State of Lou
isiana either by the Kings Of Spain or
France:
Resolr.d, That the wardcns Of the
Church Of ST. Louis of New Orleans can
see nothing in the pretended pastoral let
ter Of The Able A. Blanc. which should
shake their conviction OF the ilesality Of
the appointment Of MIR. Elienne Rouaselon
as cura,e Of the Church Of 81. Louis Of
New Orleans.
Resolved, That special Committee OF
Eve members be appointed, with inslruc-
,ions to report on the question. whether
the Catholic population Of Louisiana, or
priests who are residents ofihe State and
American citizens. have possessed the righ,
Of nominating the Bishop Of New Orleany
siuce Louisiana was ccdcd to tho United
States, and since she was politically ac-
knowledScd as tho State Of Louisiana.
E. A. CAEoN, Chairman.
On motion Of Mr.. Genois,
Re;olred, That! he Inscribed on the
Journal that The foregoing report, preamble,
nnd resolutions were uuunimcusly adop-
fed. aud that they be published in French
and English.
4 true eopy.) Aor. DUBuc.
Secretary.
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From tlc Charleston Mercury.
BRUTAL SPORT.

A prize eight came off on Tuesday last
Ia Westchester Co. about 81 miles from
New York city, between Christopher Lii
" and young man named Mccoy. which
resulted in the death Of ahe latter. Seve.
raj steamboats, went from New York load
ed with passengers for The scene. The con-
duct f,he fight seems to have been in the
highest degree revolving, and the result
produced great excitement aud Indignation
in the city. Several persons bad been ar
rested as aiders and :nstigators. We quote
the testimony Of u single witness before the
Coroner's Jury,
Eroch E. Camp sworn. reside 10 the
city, was p,esen, a, the 6sht near Hastings
village, Yesterday. Il commenced two
pu!nutss before O'Clock, there appeared
to be several persons acting as bottle hold
ere. Yankee Sullivan was one Of them,
the 6ghs lasted two hours aud foriy-ou
minutes. A, the le0th round Mccoy did
no, come up; saw Mccoy lying in one
corner Of tho ring, PROSTATE; l heard
ninuse or two afterward that he bad
swooned; the whole mass Of people then
rushed to the centre Of the ring; they then
cried ou, "s,and back, give him air." |
,hen went up to him and saw him on tho
ground gaspiug for breath; he took ouly
three OF four brea,hs. and then ceased TO
breathe. asked il there was physician
On the ground. and was told there was one
near him hc was pointed out TO me;
should know him IL saw him; the body
was then carried to the brink Of the river
and placed on some bushes; The physician
was still near him; asked If the man was
dead ard was told no was; then took
hold Of bis arm. his pulse was still slightly
pezeepsible; the body was then taken on
board the Saratoga.
came down in The steamboat Gazeilc
10 the s6,h round, heard the cry take
him away;" which was repeated in the
S9lh round; heard no reply nj either time,
at round SO. SOME person cried out don't
give any time Lilly strike for his head;"
1 oxposiulated 10 have him taken out Of the
ring, several other persous did also; The
seconds paid no attention 10 ii, at the Tooth
round, some ono cried out. Lilly knock
bis eye OUT" aud "hit him on the nose.
that is the spo,;" at the ll5lh round, MIC.
Coy threw Lilly by maiu strength and fell
on him, when down be pa,ted Lilly on the
head. ! suppose the men called doctor
was . mere bo,ch; as be did aohirg 10 re.
Iieye The man.
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PATENT SMUT MACHINE.

n WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder. on
IL the 2nd Monday in November next. the
Rights Of the Districts Of this State. together
with the Rights Of some Of the adiacrnt S,n,es.
Of the new and improved PATENT SMUT
MACHINE.
This Machine is decidedly superior to any
hitherto invented from the fact that all the 9TH
er Machines, so far as know, have been con-
sructed so as To break or pulvcrise the grains OF
smut while they nre amongst the good Wheat
and thereby causing great quantity ofdnst or
puveriZed smut To- adhere 10 the Wheat sn
much 80 us 10 leave il but little better, aud in
some instances. IN worse condition Than II was
previous to It's pnssIr: through the Machine
Bat with tins Machine II * quite otherwise. an
il is 80 constructed as 10 separate ic smut from
the wheat, ,ehoie and entire thereby preventing
the du-t which il occnsioncd ly pulvcrisins or
breaking the grams "f smut.
As the present sale will be looked TO with in.
teres, by both MiIlers aud hlachinisis. and in
der thai they may satisfy themselves Of the
value aud utility Of this Machine. | would IN
v,,e them .u call at the Mills on Salnda River.
abont two miles below Gaubrell's Bridge. for
nierly known by the name Of Wilson's Mills,
now John Smiths and by the .s:'d OF this inst.
another mny be seen nj John Donaki's Mills on
Turkey Creek. about one mile from GentsvIlle
AhbcviIls District Al either place they will
be fully satisfied Of it, value.
Tcrms-Right, of Districts will be sold an
I3 months crrdIt-Rigilis of States on one and
Two ycars-PurclIa."r, I" g'vr noIr, and ap.
proved secur,iiy. The Patent Rish, was OBJ
tanned for the term OF u years.
The Snic will comncncU al II o'clock. al
Smiths Mills.
JOHN WILSON.
IAeentor and Proprietor.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary of Ed2efcld District.
Whereas, Ehenezcr Chambrrin. and
VIM, C.. Robertson. hath applied 10 mo for
Letters Of Administration on all aud slugu-
lar The goods and chauei,, rights and Gre
dts of Charles Nix, late OF the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased. to hc aud appear
before me. at our next Ordinory's Coun for
the said District to be holden at Edgcfcli
Court House on the Sd October lSi2.
to show cause. if auy. why the suid .td
miuislralion should not he granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 18th
day Of September, one thousand eight hua-
dred and forty Two. and in the sxty-sevcn'h
year Of 4 mcrican Independence.
o. TOWLES, .. l.. D.
Sen,cmher 10, 1912. 81 l25 b "a
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire
I'D Ordinary of Edgeheld District.
Whereas. Jeremiah Scisler, hath appli-
cd to inc Tor Letters Of Administration on
all and singular the goods and chaItes.
rights and credits Of George Seisler, late
of the District aforeaid. deceased.
These are, therefore. 10 cite and admon-
ish oil and singular. the kindred aud crcdi-
tors of,he said deceased, to be and appear
before me, a, our next Ordiuary's Court
for the said Dis,ric, to be holden a, Edge
field Court House on the Sd October
1912, to show cause il any, why The
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 10Th
day of Sept. one thousand eigh. hundred
and foriy-two, aud in the sixiy-seventh
year Of American Independence.
o. TOWLES. o.E. D.
Sept. 70, 1912. Ls2 1871 as 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28
Bricks at Public Sale.

VHNtlE subscriber having purchased the
I'll Brick krln belonging 10 Mr.. AlcDevii'.
will nfier al pnhIc sale on The frH Monday IN
October next. the contents Of S,Id Kiln. which
NJ prrsen; contains about 10000 we'll burnt
bricks IN lots Of 10000, or more at the option
of the purchaser on credit until the first day
ufJanuary lsf3. The bricks can be obtained
ut private sale, until the day Of sale. in quanti-
ties To suit purchasers. by applying n, my Tail
oring establishment. next door To Messrs Scrnn-
ton i MeIgs' store Edgeheld c. II. or 10 Mr..
John McDevti, ut the Brick raid, who viii
&c; rs my agent.
JOHN COLGAS
Auoust n -
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7 american Cotton Bagging.-Colton be-
gins to come in freely by the rail rond from
both Hamburg and Columbia. We were
highly erati(ed yesterday nt The sight OF
several lots Of Cotton at the depot packed
in Bagging Of cotton. manufactured at the
SaIuda Works near Columbia. The neat
and clean appearance Of the Baggine and
the excellent condition of the bags. must
give 10 cottons, packed in this frabic, a
mos, decided preference in the markell
After the Cotton is compacked in the fnr
eigu factory. the baggine is SO superior
that j; may be made available 10 many
other useful purposes. We understand
that the factory nl Society Hill, und sew
eral in Georgia, have united with The Sa-
luda in converting portion Of our surplus
staple into The bacgiug which is 10 pack i,
up for foreign export. We do not know OF
an enterprise that merits more than pa.
tronage Of our southern cotton growing
communities. !, will be the most ciicctu-
al measure 10 resist the oppressive tax on
Cotton Bageing, and to admonish keu-
lucky that we can make our own coltohs
as subservieut to ou: uses for packing up
our produce, as we were willing without
tribute TO use her hemp. Carolina is now
awakening 10 the true condition Of things,
and while her opposition to protective du'
ties remains unshaken. she will teach those
who would impose them on her, that she can
prof, at home from the exactions, by en-
couraging her own manufactures, and liv-
within her own means. until more eulighl
ened views shall influence and control our
ler;slation.-Ch Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

Main. Election.-The election 10 Maine
has gone for the democrats with o rush.
Poor whiggery is hardly visible down
East. The probability row is that Gov.
Fairhctd's majority will be larger than i,
was last year-say eleven or twelve ,bous-
aud-and that the democratic strength
in bo'h branches Of the Legislature will be
increased. 10 the ten towns heard from,
the democratic majority over the whip can
dida,o is increased lS8 votes. "Oh what
o commotion, motion, motion. Boston
Post.
The New jersey Democratic State Con-
venlion have decided no, TO nominate eau
dida'es for Congress TO be voted Tor at the
ensuing October election. A similar course
is to he pursued by the Whigs,-the State
not being vel distric,ed.
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SHELLEY e. USHER,
Y AKEHUIEE % IUNMIN5IUN SIEE
HAMBURG, s.. G.

HAMBURG, S. G.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal support they
w have heretofore received from u gr rnerous
public beg leave 10 announce TO their friends.
and TO the cotton growing community general
is. that their spacious central and conHenicn,
Warehouse is is in successful operation. aud
soIcn~ \ share Of public patronage. To our
old cu-t"mrls we respectfully ask for i con-
iinmancr of their confidence.
TO the public generally to look for them
selves. where they will at once see our udyun-
taseous si,uaIon, high dry depository for lheir
CoItons, aiording every facility for the receipt
Of Cotton by wagons or from boats by way ni'
the river. Business cnmni,trd 10 our care will
receive prompt attention. with our best efforts
for the interest ui Customers. We make libcrul
cash advances on C"ttoii III Store. and will sell
or ship Cotton abroad OH moderate terms.
ScpiT. ct -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

HealM Of Columb,a.-We learn with
surprise. that a report is circulating in the
country, lha, our town is now very sickly.
So far from this briug the case, il is very
healthy, and has been so Throughout, the
summer, and there is every propcct OF its
continuing so. The general health Of the
place is unsurpassed by that OF any ono
wc have ever known, and its citizens
have great cause Of gratitude 10 The Source
of all good. for The health they enjoy at
this moment while much sickuess prevails.
We understand. in the higher regions oi
the State e-C arolinion.
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August ]
Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of John
"A Coker dec, ere earnestly requested TO
make payment. rs TIC condition OF The Estate
il such, iha, | shall be compelled TO close II ns
soon il possibly be done. therefore am
in hope, those that are duo said Estate VIII
avail themselves Of ,hi, notice and make pay
m.nt. This Is, day Of August. 1912.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Eegcfeid District.
Aug. ,, 1872 u
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Revolutionary nem.-Thc oldes, of,ho

Revolutionary Item.-The oldest ofiho
DoeioSeas;s-ss-- as 1a.iaFlAs.-
dence, was Benjamin Franklin. who was
then 20. The youngest oigner was Ed.
ward Ru,ledge, of South Carolina, who
was but 27. Thomas Lynch, from South
Carolinn, was also but q years old. The
average age Of the sieners, leaving out
three whose ages were not known. IS o
fraction short of44, showing that as bo.
DIV, they were no, 30 young as TO be impet-
uous, and carried away by the nrden, feel
ines OF youth nor ye, so old as TO be oh.
s,inate and inert but in that prime and
vigorous manhood when The balance oi The
physical and mental powers is best sustain.
ed, aud when the mind is fully mnlured
by experience aud disciplined by study
Twen,y-one ofihe fifty six lived quarter
of century after 4th July, l77G. Three
Of them survis ed to full half century from
tina, date. Four were upwards Of GO years
old at their death. Button Gwinnei, Of
Georgia. was the frs, who died efler Tho
Declaration, at The age Of As. Charles
Carroll was the last oftbal illus,rious band,
aud died in 1893. aged 96.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

Forty Snakes in one Body.-Mr. The
ophilus Basscu killed a large stripped or
gnrrer ,nakc in Hamden. on Thursday
laa,, from the body Of which lie took .hir-
ty.nine young ones, which he exhibited
in our office this morning. The old one
was ubou, three fec, loug.-Nep HeGren
Herald
We can "bea, that aud sit here" A
few days ago gentleman sen, ns forty
serrn young snakes. taken from one body,
md the .old one was four feet long.
The reason why we didn I mention this
al The time was that we could hardly be-
licve our eyes, and we thoueh, our rea-
dcrs would call it "snake story" But
we can come OUT now.-M o. Pieayune.
Yes, and we can beat that aud lie here.
Some few years since a gentleman ol
our acquaintance. ON crossing branch,
discovered large moccasiu lying in the
road lie threw sharp stone at II, which,
hitting il, GU, il in two. md out Of tho hole
ran 9S young snakes. The moccasin was
about three fee, and half llous. This Is
no suake story. hut the actual fact. Do
you give in" Mr.. Pic Selma Free
Press
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

An extensive depreciation on the mail
was recently committed by tho carrier
between Huntsville and Jacksonville. Tho
rohber has hccn arrested, and has given
up Sl66, which he says was all he took.
he denies having any accomplice at all
-Selm1 Free Press.
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] GOasealaer
sHsMnpna. Semi, 6

HaMDUno, Sept. 90.
CotioH.--Prices arc higher to-day. than
for some days past, say ! cen, on fine quail
ties. The ruling price are "a TO 81 cents,
principal sales 7a cents.
Our wintes businsss seems to have COM
menced in reality. as tho streets are lined
with cotton wagons, aud our principal
merchants arc busy in putting up goods.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28
CHARLEsroS. Seny

CHARLESTON. Sept. "a.
Cotton.-There has been good demand
for Upland throughout The week just clo-
sed, aud with the exception of one or two
parcels which are held above present pri
ces, the receipts, tho bulk Of which is Of
tho crop. been readily taken by buyers,
principally for the North. The receipts of
Of The week are 1889 hass. and The ualcs
in the satne time abou, l2.:.2 bags.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

Anoiher .nummoth Vegeiable.-A few
DAYS since wc saw q Beot which grew 10
the garden Of Capt. Lovlund. Of this Vii
Iaee. which measured2 fee, 2 inches in
length. l91 inches in circumference. and
weised full 10 pouuds.-Gr>enrit!e Noun
tciaccr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

On the 22d inst. a large rife ball was
removed, by DR.. Win. G.. Tate, Of Burke.
from the body Of Mr.. John Duckworth. an
aged revolutionary soldier. The ball was
received by him while engaged in the bat.
tic fought Ramsour's Bridge. Ii enter
cd the left arm. q short distance below
the shoulder joint. and EMBEDDED itself un-
der the external edge of,he pecloral mu-
sole, where it has remained until the
lime Of its removal, period Of sx,y-two
years. It's removal became necessary.
in consequence Of the great irritation aud
inflammation its pressure produced. 10 the
surrounding in:eeuments for last few
months.-Highiand Messenger.
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COLUMBIA. Sept. %.
Cofon.--This article continues to come
in more freely, and is promptly met by
buyers. Ths prices Of old range frurn S
to s, and those of new from "a TO S5c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28
Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made to the Lcgis-
"A ature Of this State. At IFS next session. Tor
closing the road leading from the Five Notch
Road TO the SCOTS Ferry Road. known by tho
name Of the New Market Road.
Ausus,2 J ~
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Correspondence Of The Jour Of Commerce.
ALBANY. Thursday evening.


During the eutiro Of this day we have
had rumors Of a dreadful acciden, AT keese-
vile. by The breaking oflbe Arch Bridge
over tho Au Sable, by which several lives
were lost. The number was put by some
rs high as s0 BY the Burlington mail,
due here a, 81 P. p. ! find the following
endopemen, on the way bill. The Stage
len Burlington a, 10 a. NJ. yesterday
You will perceive there is no date.
"Mr. Reed. you will hnvo David Miller
come TO Burlington by first stage, to attend
mis- brothers funeral, who was killed by
the falling Of the Arch Bridge ii kcese-
vile, with from 10 10 80 men,"
have not heard wha, caused The carry
ing away ofthe Bridge. Some say fresh
e, in the river-o,hers. that it broke down
by crowd collected To witness militia
iraining-olhers that il was by tho collcc,
,on Of crowd 10 secure deranScd per
son; the same cuuse which led to the brcak-
ing of the draw in the State ST. bridge in
this city.
A man, whose name did not loarn.
while engaged in wheeling coal 10 Inc tow
boat Pennsylvania, al the Canal Basin, IN
this CITY, fell from the gang plank, and was
drowned. Yours, DC.
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Land for Sale,
- Ah6h ACRES of,hs PLANTATION known
SQDSD as the
CaMchrake Place;

situaied in this district. on Little Saludn river,
half way between Edgefeld and Newberry
Court Houses. The buildings a,c on this Part
Of tho tract. ifany one wishes to make an nd-
sssIsn .s1s. s.s be can e, naee ss pa
IS ready ., any time TO show it.
ARTHUR SIMKINS.
Edge6eid, August Is, 1872 e %
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Ssosag., !ssNl n1 oEas 81 Go.
Factors y.s6 s,UasasssiSSsCnE

AuGCsTA, Ga.


AUGUSTA, Ga.
HID ESPECTFULLY renew the ,cnGcr of
40 their services III lhG above business. In
tending Ia ayoid speculation IN Cotton, as
heretofore, their undivided personal attention
will he given 10 the storage and sale Of Cotton.
and such other business ~ may be entrusted
TO their care.
They arc fully prepared 10 make liberal ad-
vanccs on cotton. and from their long eLpeTi-
cncc IN the Commission business, hope for
fair share "i patronage.
All the Banks III Augusta arc paying specie
and lis currency is equal 10 any in the Union:
Planters may. Therefore. confidently expect
sound money for their cotton sold in THIS city
The Stocks Of Groceries, Bagsing aud other
stnnle articles arc ample and daily increasing,
and ure sold nt very reduced prices.
Sept. 7ih. l-I2 q 80
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Lands Cor Sale.

YMyHE subscriber offers for sale his plantu-.
"a lipn on Savannah river forty miles above
Augnsta. containing (i053) one thousand and
fiftY three acres, adjoinius lands of Messrs.
Canielow aud Athony, about six hundred A..
cIes in the woods, with 4 good fraunei dwell.
ling house, FIRST rate gin house aud packing
screw. Il barn. crib and other out buildings nc.
cessary for E,ru. Also one other tr,c. con.
tanning one hundied and forty ucrcaadJoinln
the above tract. the land il Of the first quality for
corn. cotton. or small grain. well watercd with
several good springs oias pure wafer rs any
in the up country. And his house and lot IS,
the village Of Lincoln on. attached To which is
(l0O) one hundred acres Of land, Of which six.
ty il Ia The woods lfnot sold privately. will
be offered 10 the hest bidder on the fourth
Monday in October next. Any person wish
ing to purchase such lands will he Induced to
lrnLe after examining the above premises ro
doubt. The term. will be easy.
N. FOX.
I.incolnion. Aug 26 II %
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Bugging made Of Cotton.-hlcssrs.
Lums,len IL Earonton have forwarded to
our Office sample Of Bassine made Of
Cotton. a, the Factory Of William Viii
liams Esq. Of Athens. in This State. This
baecing is As inches wide, weighs IL
pounds to the yard. and can be sold ior
90 cer,s per yard. We invite the Far
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

mers Of Baldwin to cail aud see the speci-
men tina, is in this Office. A bet,cr ar
licle Of Bagging. we venture to say; has
seldom been manufactured. The Farmers
Of the surrounding counties will find a
large quantity of il for sale at the store OF
the above named gentlemen in Eatonson.
We hope soon TO see The day. when all the
colton raised in Georgia, will be packed
in Begging made Of rotton.-Miiedge-
rille GA. Journal.
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

I'D Ordinary Of Edgrheld District.
Whereas. William lluier. buth applied
to me for Letters Of Administration on all
aud singular the goods and cha,,cls, rights
and credits Of George iinir,, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite aud admou-
isl, all and singular, the kindred aud crc,li
tors Of The said deceased, To he anil appear
before me. at our next Ordinnry's C"url for
tho sold Dislric, to be hol'l-n At Edsrlicld
Cour, House M The 10Th Ocluber next. TO
show cause. if any, why the said ,dminis.
tratinu should not be granted.
Given under my hnd and scnl this Goth
day Of September. enc thousand eight hun
drc,l aud forty Two. and in the sixty seventh
year Of American Independence.
.. TOWLES. o. u. n.
Sept. y. 1912 t$2 l25) b -