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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

EXCHANGE BANK Or VIRGINIA. a.,
meeting oi '1e Stockholders uifhe ETshaHxe ,at of
NfraiDl. ai their Banking House 10 Norfolk 5r f,.
) Do instant. n resolution was adopted rrIurIrp H.
slIres of I've President ~ The Mother Bank aHI Yf
ibaso OF .hc Branches % Richmond aud Psfsr.burrb
rsnly-fyo per rrn'. nod that Of The President NJ
Ca k7ylfe Gnyperccnt
A res1iur"n. we learn. was alsJ adopted recon.
ncnding The various Boards 10 take mo consdsraiJn
be eEped'ency u reducing me salaries Of The ober
5ficss offhs Institution
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

81 Old Iaiy living o0 rho line " n r1il road r4
Mfhgln. l0si her pigs aud c4uIc by their beng lyr
''rr She demanded payment of tfic Grrcsf,.s i4-
Doe Ias'. 81 her yrrpry hrs ihsy fciu.7 tl mike
lu revenge. she CREASED tbc Track flr s.rue q stan, r.
abrrl 8i once puf hn end 90 1.I l1currafYu. aud Do
yss only by free usr o. sand 11 hc rails f4lt The,
c'lIi proceed. She continued This daily flr n sb9r,
Tome, when ihs directors we're slll 90 compr1ror.r
lHo ahHf hy paying her he amount 81 dlmace.
claimed lie who contends with r. d,fsrmise4 y,o.
man. vii always IN the cod e5ns OF second
sF-Id
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

20 swans nearly ful grown were caught on
.'o D'st'ui Ridge last week by couple Of v,rs
~" nad gono very early in the morning 70 los b
,'' me cows. very heavy ug was on the noun.
''i' and 90 small pond they found the two swans
WIG. me- captured and brought 10 tbe house We
We 'oi1 'hsy vero purchased q The girls ~ gen.
u'n'e ~ its 1egAb5fi,yi --PfVs5ugh An-rI
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

The grading OF our wharf.-the mos, imrnrt,nt md
vnluah'e inpro,eEenruow commenced in this city,
IL going on Gradually 90 completion. The effect
IN improving he appearance Of Water street. from
the river Is sreaf.,lhan would be imarined Durirg
Ihs season the ir,, serl'on will be eorupletc,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

PLANTS-Tut gown ui plants NAV he rnarer-
'I'y sh c'cd or rrlricd hy placing them under as
i different hue. BeHrain glass Of n blue. violet
~ indigo color, They grow lururan,lv. but thu
growth Is wholly checked beneath yellow and red
glasses Blue glass admits the blue rays of lghr tu
he exclusion "r nearly So oiaIl other; yellow AL
NILS only The pcrmerariun OF the lumrnpu, rays
winch "a : % freely. yellow and red rays are des-
"I'iNe &" gernHaiInu whereas. under the influence
81 violet indg". Or blue light The pr, ce.s o, quirk
ened IN most extraordinary m.nuer -PAilal A.
Her.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

The attention of our citizen. 10 Requested TO the
parade Of the Washington Temperance Society on
the l7ih May. We w'h Marshnll wa. here 10
aid in it and with speech ns exciting rs the one
We publish to-day together nl-all every one into
the fold. We are graft fed IN being able 10 an
nounee that the enuse pro-pers and wo trust that
Il will receive a new impetus nv this movement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

We sre requested 10 cali upon those members of
The committee having tariff memorials in their pos-
session to leave the sane at Mr. John Fisher 3 ok
Store. They have had sufficient time 10 complete
their laSor' and IL l. desirable that tho memorials
should he forwarded 10 Congress at as early DAY
a. practicable We have already forwarded seve-
raj. Dot there nre many moro.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

EXCELLENT "A Wa,hingioninn letter writer
re'ni"s The oowIng alike honorable 10 the Senate
and the wenrer oi the crmine,
pleasing Circumstance occurred in The SENATE
while sitting m executive session few DAYS since
u was trivial IN itself but is worthy Of notice a,
showing that political differences are sometime,
n'goien ~ The exercise e kindly personal feeling
When The nominalion Of Mr. Prcniiss, hen mem.
Der 81 lie S"naie from Vermont, Ia The Office oC
D''li' Judge Of his Slate, was laid before The bod
hf |l'h'nn. decided political opponent. lose and
m"'rH ihn' Tie rpe oi The Senste. under winch ey.
cry nomination is ,cierred tp the apor,pr,,ts com
Inii''e be dispensed with on this occasion and tbar
me nominniiIn he acted Dn al once The mDti,p
prevailed without opposition. and tie nominal ION
was unnnimIusy confirmed
M Pfen'iss. although no debaicr - n s,unJ law.
yer AMI very useIul member u the Judiciary
COMMITTEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

W. Hon. r. VI. T. MrKenn,n has been nom :.
nnisd nv the friends of Domestic Industry ne tLcir
candidate for Congress ia WASH irgtan county. ani
ha, accepted the nomination. The free trade r-r.
~ have not yet settled upnn their mar The cleo.
lion will take place on the ooh ins'.nL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

FROM NEvrCO-LIBERATIOv cr AurRf
CAN CITIZENS Letter. from Vera ,,., 49,,
peen received at New Orleans stating fslt ST. Ken
cav oi ne Vow Orleans P,cayuue. and ~ 8ibsr a
gnef.can' bed been released by santa An, Gerer.
FL shompsoa bod roashsd Mrr.ea some J4,. E.f,..
snd y Tas thought Inst hisactys snd decided c54-.s
bad snshiibsir lIbsratio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

The Teran troop which has been uuusrrr- bs,s
T. two o. nIres weeh past HOOK heir deaa,f4,e
vsstsr5sg IN ~ Alton Or New Orleass They
rso-fsrsi more thsn 01s HUNDRED men.-St Lsv's
NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

- Our advertising customers are reqneS'eo U"
- iEi her fayors early three o'clock on the
sy preNt1us TO pUblIcanon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

VIZ Ask NOTHING MoRs-wE WILL &C
skPT NOTHING LEss THAN REPRESENTA-
rToN NJ PROPOSITION TO Our POPULATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

INTERESTING DECISION. -Tbs Pbii,J.r,t,,
United Siiirs CARTE thus notices On interesting
case "hirh ~as ired m That cty before the 4 :
CH'nt Coud' in which a decision, irn.,5rts4t II,
rel ODD companies, was gwen,
THE COURTS On Tues,i,y. Al, The t,,it.,l 81.
,ifrwi 'vuu. bsipro JUICE BilJ1in snd Randall.
nc jury 200 The cass ~ SIMPSON W Tie West Cbes,er
hhlfoII Company (which Nenr Oui alsYut nr.n ore
"eincsiayJ olme iutJ cJur and stated they could
DOT agree and we're scui out gun. They alns .i im
inr'lniey returned aDIuuder The charge Of the e,,,
i'nnd i'r Che defendant sUh uH cents c0ss THIS
case as ~c have bgf're stuffed vls 1u action brouybr
~ me pi1uiH rD receiver dam iges fr use upB1 sad
''"i''1. Without rghi. of biz patent curve f,r rail-
''1j' The ycrIicl ~ fbc jury Is not 90 based u.,
Toe merfs0i tbc cIre. buf the plaintiff having o,-.
'ei in his specifications. in taking Out hrs gtfegr.
nY mention of The grove lprrnyd by he rlfIs ,
SIDE Of The curves. The question in deciding the ,,.
became one of t1U merely snd hence IH.iy. p,Ll
WIN charged dirosly uPos that ground. sy,,1.i m.
plainuTs clsiH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
spnrh Wheeling. May .. 1912.

We are indebted 10 Near. Wilson. Wight &
Co for y. o Pnce Current. Of A rrl 80. ir0m which
we extract The following.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

TT wv TlfITIT-TIITNIFI n ITIIIIIIIIlN M q
BY
LEWIS KALLENBERGER.
uN.oN ST. wHkFLtNa 20.
hANCING AND Waiting The y,d,,.
~ signed ~ill attend az his SCHOOL room to r,s-.
row m'ruins no y O'Clock 4 " in order q, CIV, ls..
SIMS 90 daHcing and waltz ng. and if q sufficient
number. are entered be wit continue m. s,st.i.
ses. q not he will decline and leave Wheeling on
sunday inofnhg nSih BBEEDEN
mBv ~
AXE SALT 81 superior whiten... O..
- Gers who retail, 1rs invited 20 esamins tb.
tricle. ior sale BY X MKCE. A. co
MAY ~
- IOBAGE.-Groesrirs rr Produce can hi. st..
- With DE 'sJs' rrcr' CIV secommodatipg ,s,r.
"'y " y MKER 4 CO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
Commercial.

HAMBURG. Sept. I.
Cttton--.t con>iG.ranIr quantity OF ucw
corlou is coming III, aud selling al a TO
81 cts. Principal sales "a cls.-quali'y
middline fair. Old cotton commands 4
,oS cts, according TO quality. Market
lively.
Bagging.-We no'ice that a heavy sup
ply is on hands Tow Is worth ~ To 10
cts; and we see thai sale has been made
for hes, hemp iDundeel "A inches, al ~ to
- cts. india IS to IL inches wide, al 70
,o25 cts. per yd
Groceri,s.--The, transactions Of the past
week have been pretty fair N The grocery
business, aud sales have been ma'lc To a
ioir extent. Brown Sugars are selling
from To 8 els. Porto Rico , l." l0 cts.
81. Croix lu 10 II cts. Cuilee, prime Is
To ii cts. There i, good stock on hanI,
and heavy quantities on The way.
Sah.-ln sacks 81 la Ia 81 81 cts.
Fiour-Thu market is supplied with
county Iiuur. winch /, brinsIuS from So3
II 81 per barrel.
Grain.-Corn is selling Al so cts. per
bu,hei. NJ Oal, uur Peas III town.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14

two years imfieiinieiy previous 10 the Election,
and the sis months residence IN the Election
District, arc the.six months immediately pre-
yio,ls To tho Election; but II any person has lin
home in the State, he does not lose the righ. OF
residence by temporary absence with the In
ten,ion Of reinrriag; and ifhe has his home IN
the Election DBtrict. his right 10 vote IL not iui-
paired BY temporary absence with the n,cn.
lion of returning; bur fone has his home and
his family in another State, the presence Of
such person, although continued for two years
in the State. gives 10 right 10 vote.
Resolced, 9Th. The Managers the Elections
throughout the State be restrained from pub
Tshine notices OF Elections in the newspapers,
more than twice aweck for one month, and on
,be days of Election; that in the Paris!, of 81.
Pb;llip's and 81. Mrhael's, the notice of the
Elections shall be published in one newspaper
only. for the sum Of fifty dnllars tia, in each
other Distric::. in one gazette. for the sum uf
Sl2 so; uus:, where no gazette is published III
the District, ihe Managers shall pa, up notices
of the Election ut three or more public places.
and at every place Of Election wilhin the Dis
trict; that the Managers Of Election through
out the State shall give rrasnnable notice Of the
Election, aud III least two Sundays previous 10
the Election.
Resolred. eth. That Managers Of Elections
are authorized nad required (under The general
law 10 be and conduct Elections for Clerk.
Tax Collector. Commissioners of the Poor. and
other District officers. whenever vacancies oc-
cur (as provided for by las. } and that ii is IN.
necessary for this Legislature 10 give speriaId di.
rcctions in rslstian 10 the Election Of said dis
,rict officers.
Resolred, 9Th. That the Managers of Elcc-
,icns ,lroughnrt The State be. and arc hereby
epjoined. to nse Tie utmost diligence. care. and
promptaess, indischarging their duties in max
ing correct aud full returns and in enforcing
the Laws aud Resolutions provided for their
guidance 50 dsto eusarc fair and raim elections,
and prrserse Rs parity 0fme eieetire franchise.
Rtsslred. oh. Thaiii shall be the special du-
" of The managers 10 report I" the Solicitors
all violations Of The Election Law, and all cas-.
es Of bribery and corruption aud TO Use their
hes. eiiurts 10 bring the offenders 10 justice.
Pesotrsd, 10Th. That the above Resolutions
bc nri,,,cd w:,h tho Acts "f Assembly, aud also
with the wis OF Sleciion. and thai the Clerks
Of The two Hoasss be directed TO cause the sane
tn be forwarded 10 the Managers 'liEoush hoGi
the State.
hll which is isrespeci.nlly submitted:
E. BELLINGER. Jr.. ChairnGa.
Resol.cd, That the House do agree L" Tho
Report. Ordered, Tia, u be sent TO the ocil.
ute for concurrence.
Dy order, n. w. GLOVER. c. II L.
In he Ssaate. December IL, lcil.
Reso!red, Tha; the Senate do concur in III"
Report. Ordered, Tha, II be returned 10 the
House Of Representatives
By order. w. L. MARTIN. c. s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14

hrss Of which Is in relation to the reelection oi
: the Hon. w. C. Preston. have not Tor mo-
mept entertained the belief, that he would be
nroposeJ rs n candidate for reelection; but,
shouId such be the case, could not, 1t Il sne'i-
Der, vote for his reelection.
lam opposed TO q U. 5. Bank. and to oil
Banks, no, under the immediate supervision
OF the Legislature.
lam, and always have been, opposed 10 a
Tariff Of protection, believing such to be un-
constitutional aud oppressive.
As regards the Office of Judge: at the las,
session Of the Legislature. Bill was in,roduc-
ed by Col. Cothran. ofthis district, making six
ty-6ve years of age the period. beyond which
no Judge should hold his Office sha, Dill met
my entire appreciation. and received my sup
port; my opinions then entertained On 'l'a, sub.
iec,, remain unchanged.
With regard TO the matter Of giving the cleo
lion Of Governor to the people, | see no cause
for change in the presen, mode of election ;
the Legislature, ! believe. in every instance
heretofore. (wi,hin my recollection. have made
wise and judicious selections, and II Is certain
IL true, that the Office has been ably and sa,is-
fac,orily filed bu, In coming to this conclusion
7 do mo-, wish 10 be understood 20 say, that The
,,a,r;o,ic people Of South Carolina, could no,
DO as well; and although these opinions be
mine. were satisfied, that majority of the
neople of the State. wished the eec,lun To 90
directly from them. l would favor such a change
JAMES TOMkiNS.
Dayk Corner, September 8, loi2.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
COMMUNICATED

Mr.. Ep,roR-A. our present Represen,a;'s
in Congress, the Hon. F ". piekens has de-
clined Becoming candidate for reelection. II
:, desirable that the candidates IL I'LL hlS place,
should at once be known.
Arn,s,ead Burt. Esq has been nominated IN
the Hamburg Journal and Pende,on Messen-
reF. and il IS believed that he will he generally
acceptable to the people of this his native dis
,rict. He has brilliant talents, high character.
extensive information. particularly upon the
erea, political questions. which are now agIlal'
ing the country, and upon all questions M any
,rauner touching the Interests of the South, hc
is "true il steel."
The people look TO him to represent them.
will be answer!
OLD EDGEFIELD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
E,ogntls for Sale.

YENilE subscriber oilers for sale his planta-
e ton on Savannah riycr forty miles above
Augusta, containing tlGJ3) one Thousand and
flty three acres. adjuiniug lands al McSsrs- :
Can;cluw aud !i,homy. about six hundred "a
cres IN tie woods. with good framed dwell
lIn. house, IA first rate gin h"nSc and packing
>crcw II BAN. crib AMI other oul buildings ne
cesSary for farm Also, one other tract con.
tanning Que hundred aud forts acres adj olning
i!lr above tract thr lnd = %! the lITsl quality for
corn. cotton ~ small gram. well watcrcd with
srver! good spring ,'Ia- pure waller rs any
Ia ,iGc mp rGamrry. AnI nrs house and l"t in
TN. vrll,s. OF La 'oln n,l attached 10 Which is
l!1J) on: hundred acre. ui land, OF which sIA.
~ J. n iilc wool. ll'no; -ui! privately. viii
be- offered Ia r,, IT.. hest bidder Oh the fourth
Iinudiy III October urNr. Any person wi-b-
~. /" purchase such iunLSNvt he induced 10
'ru, after examining ri,' above premises no
dJu!ii. The icra.s w..i b. easy.
n. FON
i.nrolmton. Aus 20 II 23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
LIYkRrooL. Aug. -.

During Tie last few days. that is since
"Wednesday last. our market has been
nlnre or less under check, III consequence
of the turn OUT in Manchester aud HE
surrounding districts. On Thursday aud
Friday there Was IN consequence more
depressed slate OF things. aud some sale,
were made al little drciiuc from Iac
Monday an tuesdays business; hui con-
tidence III the article has been gradually
restored. wiiho", aitins The hnai settle
mcul bcIw cen masters and mcm. lc,ier-
day more Than hall The sales werclo Spec
ululnrs, and u.dny again there /, a fair and
rathcr active demand both from The trade
aud on Speculation. We find, on com
parisou. that we have not only recovered
all we lost towards the close oi last aud
hruinnin: of this week. but have also 10
add another ld. ln the quotations of Fri
day las, in American. and all other kind,
are firmly held Il, full raics.
The safe in gathering of the harvest
being 10 longer question, hasa good deal
to do with the buuyant tendency III our
market. and the great chcapncss Of money
lsl rs every faci!uy 10 spccula'ors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14

Ruraray Retaken.-An exprr. yellow
fellow uamed Abraham Dade. The proper
~ of Mr. James Z. Yunt, Of Mobile made
his escape for tha, city Oh the l2'h oi a.
nr;l last, and succeeded by din, q. his in
aenuity and adroi,ness n, forgery. aud q
GOOD share Of cunning, IN making his way
through all the slave States Us FAR as Balli'
more here we vas arrested and taken be-
fore magistrate. but his fictitious papers
were 70 we'll executed as 10 deceive the
Justice, and he was at once suffered 10 60
free. lie Immediately went 10 New York
and cot situation as porter IN The Man-
sion House at Brooklyn.
Here his master heard of him aud im-
retI;ateiy came on. an,l securing the ser
vices of Mr.. Zell. Of the firm OF Hays,
Zeil & Ridgely, proceeded to Ne" York.
There by well conuivcd arrangement
thew succeeded early last week in securing
master Abraham; aud nn Saturday las',
he was brought on and lodged in MIR. Stat
,cr's Jail for safe keeping, He is reprcsen-
ted TO bo remarkably intelligent aud well
educated, and has been for years the conf
Dental servant o! his master. lie man
ifesied very little reluctance 10 return. and
conversed quite frankly upon the subject
of his exploits in et1ecung his escape
through such tract of southern country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
State of South Il. Olina
EDGErlELD DISTRICT.
Thos Berry, App.
Ruth Martin. Dcrit !

Ruth Martin. DcrIt
HDY IN ORDER from the Ordinary,
ID Of EhscicIi District ! shall proccrd
to sell Al Eh.eiirld Court llnn-c on the
first Monda, IN Oct"hcr next, III" lands "i
the estate of Elzlbcrh Hill deceased. sr.
uatc in said district, on the waters "l In
dian Creek, aud houndc,! hY lands oi Dan
icl Lcvins,ron, Youns McCaty. Jackson
MrCary. and others, and containing one
hundred arrcs, more or less. Sold on Il
crcdl, Of twelve months purchaser To c'vc
bond and personal security aud mort
gage of The premises 10 the ordinary, costs
TO be paid in cash.
5. CHRISTIE, 5. l.. ID.
Sop, II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
S. Howard,

adj. -f. Johu Wise, u Others.
" over d Joseph ll'snIn"rr,
vs.. rloyd, one hundred acres oflnnd,
more or less. adjoining VIM. liiSh'uwcr,
n J. Black and others.
George Pope and others ". Charles \
Dowd. nne house aud lot im The Village oi
Edse6cId. where the defendant lived up To
the time OF bis death. also, one other lot,
known as the stable lot, adjoining \. Is.
Addison.
Gil. l. Z. Penn s. Co. bearer, vs John
Minis, Thomas Hatcher for &. l.. d +.
Penn & Co. vs. the same. Wm. Edducs
W ,he samc. Elihu Sproul assignee "
the same, six negroes. Adaiinc aud her tive
children.
BENJAMIN Evans vs. Elizabeth Cloud.
The defendants interes, in three hundred
acres of land, more or less, adjoining a.
Miles. I,cnjainin Evans aud others.
Lewis Ellzcy VS.. Elizabeth Clark. forty
five acres of land, more or less, adjninns
John Evans, John Cloud, and others,
Jesse Jinnings Us. William Rowe, siS-
teen acres of land, more or less, adjoining
VIM. Mays. and others.
Lewis JnnesY& Co. VS. Alfred IlolIey.
Owens q Finley vs the same. 1000 acres
of land, u,ure or less, lying on Town creek
adjoining Wade Glover, aud others. The
property Of 4. Holley.
Michael Watson VS. Richard Duukin.
Two hundred and fifty acres Of lund, more
or less. adjoining Samuel Posey, john K.
Randall, aud others.
Lucinda Hatcher vs. Chrisrinna Hatcher
One thousand acres Of land, more or less,
adjoining Jno Landrum, Atkinson, and 9th
ers. Known as Hatcher's Pond tract.
Eliaden Peck VS. Mildred Berry. The
tract of land where delendan, lives udjuu-
iur James Sheppard, and Others.
Parks s. Barker, VS. Kiudrc,! HARVEY,
one hundred and fifty acres of land, more
or less, adjoining Shirley Cook and others.
J. Terry, Commissioners in Equity. VS.
John Howard, Julius Howard, Lewis Ell
zcy and Rudolph Carer, two hundred
acres Of land, more or less, adjoining a. J..
Rambo, - BENSON aud Others,
Richard T. Minis, VS. Glenn Mitchell
one tract Of land belonging to the defcn-
daul in this case.
q. L. g. E. Penn & Co.. VS. John s.
Adams. fou, hundred and fifty acres Of
land, moro or less, adjoiuipsJ. J. Smyly
and Others,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD d DISTRICT.

EDrf.l I'LL ID Dis llC i.
DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire
- Ordinary Of Edgrfcd District.
Whereas. Levi, ElIlry. hath applied
,p NE tor Letter, ot Administration on
all and singular the good, aud chnue!s.
ri.Ir- ani credits Of Margaret CLARK,
late oi the District alorraid, deceased.
These are. therefore. ,oc'e aud admon-
isE al! and ,ing"lar. The kindrei aud credi-
tors of,lc said Deceased, 10 be aud appear
before me. at our next Oi'!inary's Court
Tor The saiI District Ia Lc holden al Edge
field Court House OH The 18th insIanr
lSl2. TO show cause il any, why tho
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 5lh
day Of Sept. one thousand eight hundred
aud fnrly.lwo. and in The sixiy-scvenIh
year Of American Independence.
.. TOWLES, o.E. D.,
Sept. %. 1872. SO l2.l 2, 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
Saoval', SiEnm Orls g. Co.
Factors lsa0 Commission

ArcirsrA a Ca

AUGUSTA, GA.
WD ESPECTFULLY renew the tender of
Eky their services iu the above business. In
tending TO ayoid speculation in Cotton. as
heretofore, their undivided personal attention
viii he given to The sto7ags and sale Of Cotton,
aud such other business as may be entrusted
to their care.
They are fully prepared to make liberal ud
vances an cotton, and from their long erpeEi-
enee in the Commission business, hope Tor Il
fair share nf patronage.
All the Banks in Augusta are paying specie
ard us currency Is equal 1" any in The Union;
Planters may. Therefore. confidently expect
sound money for li'e;; cotton sold in this city
The Stocks Of Groceries. Barsing and other
staple articles ar amv'c and daily ncfcasIng
aud urc sold n, very reduced prices.
Sent. 9Th. 1872. q 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
Bricks at Public Sale,

TENHE subscriber having purchased the
IL Brick KIln belonging 10 ."r. hlcDcviif,
will offer u, public ,aie on The first Mnuday in
October next. the contents of said Kiln. which
nj prescn, contains about 10000 well burnt
bricks III lois of ID. 100, or more al the option
of the purchaser on II credit until the first day
Of January lSE;. The bricks caa be obiaincd
at private sale. unil the day OF salc, III quan'l-
Ties to snit purchasers. BY applying Il, my Tail
oriu. establishment ucxt door Ia Nessrs. .Scran'
ton X Me,ss' store Edsciield &. II. or TO Mr.
John McDcyiii. Il, the Brick Iaid. who will
ac; rs my ac-f.
JOHN CULGAN
August u ~