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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

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IN Der Staot 9fidlmono, III 8ir9iuief, ereias
net. Die erife brdd am 23lten Sctcber 1T
einer Sd,reinerperfifeIe aus, weburb Ied,s
tafiteiucrue 9Bobnbduler Serftort, uuo mcbs
rere anoere beibdei9t wHroeu. Die speite
entifano AM Ieeten Samta9, ben 29lten Scs
tober, in cem grc6en Gcbadsseogerbauie uuc
@aunfdcmr oes Nrn. 9Ird)ibalo Sbcniae,
uno fcnntc nidbt gelDlht werbeu bis nod, iIes
ben ceer adlt srcfe @ebduoe, unS eini9e fleis
ne Sflcen nieoer9ebrannt rparen.
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&c pom beltCu 3abad, 35 bis 10000 3ba1er
werib, tpspcu $4,000 perIdert waren, Die
llnter Den @ieneru beS 2abads nab Berb6lts
nts iu uertbeilcn fnb. Nerr Sbcmas bate
cine 8erfldcrun9 pom 8 5000 auf bds @es
bdnbc, allein nid,ts auf leine Gerdth1hoften,
.nno fabricirten 2abad, wopon. 13O bis $50
3llfen ucrrdtbig tporcu. Sein 8erIuit bes
trdgt cbne oas 9cbduoe, BON 5000 bis 1000
Ihalcr. Der 9anie @crIuit BEL eielem Bran,
doe tptro auf ungefebr 100000 bercdtnct, bon
eenen MIR etlpa 8 10000 perfId)ert waren,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

Gin fdmersbaftcs uu9Giif
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@elt in ShuDlfia Gaunty, ipcucn Die nds
bern llmitduoe unscfihr fcl9cnbe lTno:
Gin jdbri9es Mdbdeu bes Srn. Sobn
Grauimau ipuroe BON Gciner W2utter alIcin
i'm Saufe 9elaGcn wdtreuo iTe @eIddftc bal.
Der nad bean 0luIe eines Idhbar6 ocaanq.
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rem Soaule mar Gnhe Gc is SSGs fieige SiiN.,,r
!er eG:Sj;;yiI ..duIru nit auf9ebobcncn 2lrmen
uno um Snlfr Id,rcicub. Den Sdrcdeu Der
Uautter mag man fId) ocnfen als Te ibr 8mc
bon nfIer Slleioun9 entbl06t fab uno am gan.
zen eeibe 10 gu fa9sn 9ebraten. 9Ier,tlid,r
phlfc ipuroe (c9Iedb berbei 9cbord)t abcr al.
le SemllbunSPn iparen fruCbhps uuo bas
fIne ftarb etfpa Stunoen nadhcr inter
Oen Hniisliditcn ShmerSen.-S. prefr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

Gn 3mberforbteu, nabe ben @plbmiuen
in Hcro Carolina, gicbt Cd uuter Der Qeitnrg
bes Oerris Bed1tler eine Wiln;e, bic @cIos
ftiide ocnt 98ertbe Der 9anScu uno balben
9Ioler prd9t, chne baS gtationnI9eprdec i'm
9erin9ften ndhSuahnen. Diefe @clomilus
zen eirfuliren in ben flbIihrn Stdatcn cbcn
70 Icbr, tpie Die bon Der 9lc9ieruug 9cprdgtrn.
Sbr tnnerer Wertb betrdgt eiuige @entS ipes
niger als tas Gepri9e angirbt C,pabri6cius
lid fTub bic 91rdgcfcifrn cin9ered,uctD. Sie
BADEN feline @mbIcme pbcr Siguren, fcncern
blcs ben gldmcn uno Die Wobnun9 ees 8ers
ferti9erS mb 9Iu9abe beS @cwidbts unb gcs
bdItS. W2iln;en oieIe Dirt fInO uiht 9cire,
lid Serbcten. Die 0ie9ierun9 bat iGb nllr
bas au6ihIicelidle prtpiIc9 pcrbebulten, Sup.
fermilnSen III prd9cn; @clb uuc Silbcr fam
bon ir9euc jemanc 9cprdgt werbclL fueun or
ben Ne9ierun96itempeI nidt nndIabmt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

hneller ob.-SamucI 8laffan,
eiK rcipeftabler Burger uno Iebr 9cadtcter
preoiger Der Sudfrr9cmeinoen in SufS
@duntD, bate am 8. October einen uneripar,
teten fhnellsn COB, inoem er too in fciuem
9Sn9eu 9efuucen ipuree. Gr mar gum Warf,
te 9enelcu nno ale CT in Ieinem @ageu 9cs
funocu nurbe mar er auf benz S,eimipc0r, ci,
lie fleine, Strcde Cberbalb Sranfforo. Scs
mano binter ieinem Ba9en in peldem CT
fHbr, bemerftc oaB bic pfcroe 9ingrn al6 cb
fIe fciuen Greiber hdtten ltie9 aus uuo 0icue
su brnlebeu, ,pc er i'm aufredbt I'M Baacn
fIecno fanb, nit feiueu Sodnben nad ben 81.
9eln 9reitnb uno BAD eeben gan; cocr brina,
he entfloben. Bon Der Sd,nrli9feit Ieinee
3coee 1T Su ocrmutben bae er pom Shla9c
9etrphen tpllrec. eiberalc Beob.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

2Iaentaun, gHesember I6
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-20

Douglas to be supplied from .c.rrollton, 10 miles
and back, twice a week
Eaton to be supplied from Oxford, IS miles and
back, once week.
Mechancsvile to be supplied from De Kalb, II
miles and back once week.
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs, .l3
miles and back, once a week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kalb,
miles and back, once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once a week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10

lhAHLEsrOS. Augusta.
Co,ton.-Tln receipts of the pas, week have
amounted TO $50 bales up'a,ids principally By
Rail Road. Exported IN same time 2:,,.;l bales
1863 of which To foreign. and ll3l 10 northern
IoIts stock on hard 1912 bales exclusive Of
III bales Oh shIp-b"ard not clcarcd The mar
ket Throughout, lifr week has been very lrIegu.
lar, ~ To the demand Tn the fret day. Sulur.
day. Tie sal's amounted 10 800 bales. on Mon
dav not i bale was disposed of. Tuesday BOB
bales on "Wednesday the accounts Ivy the Great
Western u days later from Liverpool were re-
ccised, and uIllrnns h at somew!n, better COM
pcxion than those of the previous dates. no
corresponding tendency was experienced in
our market. In fact we understood that hold.
ers only maintained the current rates with diff
Guilty, and i!ui ot 5Gj bales sold Oh Wedues.
day aud Thursday purchasers on some lots
had the advantage over sellers. Yesterday the
market seemed entirely Frustrated; wc only
had sale ui I'D bales returned To us The
weeks transactions amount To 1857 bales. at
prices varying from 10 "a cents, according 10
quality.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10
Southern Botanico- Medical
COLLEGE.

YuyHE ANIMAL course Of Lectures in this In.
stitu,ior will commence on the second
Monday in November and continue sixteen
weeks.-fve Lectures per day.
No eiiort has been spared in tho securing of
every facility 10 The siuden, for obtaining an nc
curaie knowledge Of the various branches of
Medical Science taught 10 this college. And
!, is confidently believed tia, the advantages
will be found 10 have advanced in proportion
TO the age OF the institution.
Each student should bring with him any me
dical works he may have, or can procure, upon
the branches here tuught, whether Of the new
or old school.
The comforts ofike college building will be
o,eu,ly increased by the completion of two
other rooms, with the addition of many other
convcniences.
Fees full coursc S25
Ma,riculaiion, tirs, course only.) s
Board, &c, per month, IL
A. Al. SPAULDlNG, M. D., P-cfcssor of
Anatomy aud Surgery.
d. LATASTE, 81. D.. Professor Of Physio-
Iosy. and Pathology, and Botany.
III. QUlN, M. d, Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
L. RANKSTON, III. D., Professor Of Mate
ria Medca and Therapeutics.
NJ WOODRUFF, AZ. D., Professor of OBJ.
s,e,rics, and Diseases of Women and Children.
Auy iuformaiioamsy be obtained BY address.
ing L. BaNKS0N, NJ. D. Dean.
Forsyth, Ga. July 80, 1912. u %
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r.am tsn Alaanu Areus-Ertra.

From the Aioday aTs1S~Eh"~'
Extract from the REPORT Of the ESaminaua"
and Annual Exercises OF the Albany Female
Academy. July Is, 1912
.The delivery the god medals. always r
ceremony of much interest. Succeeded these
exercises. Now. Us on previous otcaSion-, tho
candidates were not know to the gentlemen
composing the committee Of award, or the rns-
tees, until they presented themselves. OH the an
urncin,ion by the Presisien, Of the Titles of tho
successful compositions, aud claimed their re-
speclive efforts. In this manncrit was asecr-
gained tha, in the Firs, Department. the medals
70, tho bes, composition had been awarded 10
Miss MARoAREr ROBINSON, of New York, as
tie writer Of the Poem, THE Sea Of Galilae. ;
and 10 Miss HENRIETTA A. Johnson, of Edge
field. s. c., as tue author of" The Philosophy
of the Porch"
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state of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.


ssf OLIVER TOWLES, ESQUIRE.
Ap Ordinary Of EdgefcId District.
" hercas, Benjamin Melton. hath app'i-
cd 10 me for Letters of Administrations
on all aud singularIhe goods and chaltels,
rights and credits Of John Roden, late Of
The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, TO cite and admon-
'sh al aud singular, tho kindred and credi-
tors Of The said deceased, TO he and appear
before me. atour next Ordnary's Court for
The said Dislric, 10 be holden at Edgefcld
Court House on the 18th instant 1912.
to show cause. if any, why the said Nd
'nm's'ra'ion should no, be grained.
Given under my hand md seal this Ist
day OF August. one thousand eight hun
drcd and forty two. and in the sixty seventh
year o! American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. E. n.
Aug. J, 1872. 81 l24 81
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Fne-Ahous quarter past II O'Clock last
evrrin. the alarm oi fire was sounded-it was
found to proceed Grnn wooden building at the
west end OF Beaufain--lreet. comtinued-nssned
by Mr. Gallagher which was partially consun'.
ed. The building was un"ccnped. and the hre
must have beem thr work Of m iucendiary.
We understand Mr. Gallagher was insu'ed.-
Chars Mercury. lst. inst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10

TmperGnee.-In our last weeks paper.
wc erred in stating that the election
pledge was thai Of the Columbia Temper
ance Society, as we have since heen told,
that il is separate aud distinct pledge, gol
up by persons who are not members Of any
temperance society. Our opinions are moi
affected by this, for there are societies
whose pledges embrace snch doctrines;
men should be careful wha, they sign-and
when they know they are right take the
temperance pledge, and stick to oi,-but no
interference with their suiIiases should be
tolerated at ALL Iorkpilie Compilsr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10

spark when life should be no longer useful
or desirable. 'lt was The business OF their
philosophers 10 prepare the death song
which he Grecian patriots and heroes
might make use nfon the proper OCCASIONS;
anu of all The dilIrreuts cts IL must, think,
be acknowledged. tna, the Stoics had pre-
pared by far The most animated and spIri-
ted song"
This is certainly ,oble aud sublime
phio,ophy-au ancient writer has SAID
with truth ut Iaughr TO live. it taught to
die; and while tyranny was degrading the
soul, il lifted il up again with more force
aud grandeur. This heroic philosophy
was made for heroic souls"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10
Notice..

A IL Persons indebted tc the Estate Of John
IA Coker. dec, are earnestly requested TO
mike payment. rs the condition of The Estate
is sucl. thnr shall be compelled to close il a.
soon as il can possibly be done. therefore. am
in hopes those that are due said Estate, will
avail themselves Of this notice and make nav.
ment. This lst day of August. 1912.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Eegefcid District.
Aug. 3, 1912 G27
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HivpY Inly 9

iiAVEE, July B.
Cotton.-Onr Cotton market has continued
very dull aud priccs are again lower. particu.
larly for the lowu qualities. The dcmand has
been short mol however from any check in the
consumption Which C ,n,inucs to increase in
France. aud the spinning and manufacturing
trade are prosperous; but our importation has
been very heavy, and our stock large; $4,000
bales
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10
AUGUSTA, August 8

'h'stsIS' aurust -.
Co,.on.-ln oar paper oi Tuesday we gave
the stock of Cotton IN our Warehouse, US well
~ the statement of shipments since the Isl Of
Sept, and we have bu, liille 10 report of the
transactions during the week n there has been
nut lille doing aud the accounts received by
the British Queen 10 the 9th have TO, enlivcn-
ell our buyer. but rather had the ctiec, Ia keep
them quiet. Our quotations. remain unchanged
but W. do not believe that saies 10 any cAten,
could he made unless al i reduction "f prices.
We quote Il . c,- n extremes OF the market,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10

-.-....--...,,s ..,,s euuadence, and assures
them, that ia retnra for their patronage, I've will
exert his bet personal efforts 10 promote and
protect lheifinieresis committed to his charge.
In addittan to this assurance. he pledges hnn.
self lie vii! IN no case purchase bale Of Cot.
ton. directly or indirectly.
He 'viilaiend to the snle and shipping Of
Cotton, the receiving and forwarding OF Guods,
or any o,herbrisiness usually Transacted BY
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER
Hamburg. Angus; 4, 1872. II %
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Benjamin Dorranee. survivor Foreclosure
IS. 0
Alfred J. Huntington. Mortgage.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That by
1N virtue ofan order from the Court OF Chan
Gerry. l.ha offer for sale 10 the highest bidder,
al Edgc:ield Court House. on the first Monday,
in September next, n tract of land, situate in
Edeeiied District. on Fox's Creek, containing
four hundred and sixty four acres, more or less.
lnd adjoining lands OF Seth Butler. Wiley Day,
John Day, james Adams and Josiah Lanhau,.
said tract 10 be sold to ioreclose mortgage. eS.
ecu,cd by the said Alfred J. Huntington. on In,
18th March. 1899. 10 Benjamin Dorrancc and
Lyman Bigclow Tie terms Of sale will be n
crrdi: until the iirs, day ofJanuary next, except
the costs OF this suit which must he paid in
cash, the purchaser Ia give bond and personal
security. aud mortgage oflhc premises.
}. TERRY, C. T.. t.
Comm's. Office Edgetield, At %
Augusta. 1912. [3.e7il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10

Fire-A fire broke ont last night abou, 8
o'clock. in small wooden building, in the
lower part o! the city. occupied BY colored
family. which. together with lis contents. was
entirely consumed. We were nnt able to lea,n
how the fire originated. Chronicle,
I'd INST
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LWERPooL. July Q

a., LNEEPooL, July ~
Cotton We have had better demand dur.
ing this than we had las, week and the prices
we then quoted have been fully sustained lor all
kinds. save Egyptians aud Sea Islands. Spccu.
laiors have taken 1850 bales American n and 100
Surat; Exporters 1900 American, 60 Mnran.
ham. aud 10 Surat. The sales to-day are abou,
1000 bales OF al! xinds-lhc market dull bu,
steady.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10
Angus: :
Notice.

A y ELECTION for Br:adcr General of
"a the I'd Brigade Infantry, S. C.. 81. 10 ill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
t;rncrn! Winhish il hereby ordered 10 be held
al the Old Wc.l- OH The 4li. Monday in August
next.
LOUIS T WIGFALL, Col 9Th Reg.
June ~ 81 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10
CnLUuHIA. !,uu,,s, .

Cotton.-Tl,err has been yer, !il,Ir coming in,
nothing III moment dong, and no change III pri.
ce-. SINCE las, week We therefore continue
our former quolatons-say Al 10 cents. eS.
remes-whch, however, are merely nominal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10
THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT. !
DisTnicT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
lStRISE RIJToTE

Nv DJ INNNOI 4 = Il
W n the matter of Albert n. Ware, Bankrupt
II Persuanitc an Order Of the District C"uf,
of the United States, for The District Of South
Carolina. Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shcwn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston. OH the twenty
ninth day Of October next. AT eleven O'Clock.
A. NJ, why the sid Albert n. Ware, should
10, receive his Dsc.arge aud Certificate US Il
Bankrupt.
Charleston. lst day Of August. 1912
ii. Y. GRAY. C!erk.
Angus, 10 IL -
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT. }
DiST"IcT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN RANK RIyDJfcV

<.' bh .'h RCf- T. 4.
n The matter Of Hugh b. Campbell. Bank
q rnpl. Pursuant la an Order of the Distric,
Conrt Of the United States. for the District of
South Carolina, Notice is hereby given. ,ha.
cause be slicwn before the said Court, nt the
tedr,al Count House in Charleston, on the
eighth day OF October next. al eleven O'Clock.
a. NJ why the said Hugh g. Caprpbell, should
mol ., receive his Discharge and Certificate us
Bankrupt
Charleston. ll,h dag Of July. 1912.
Imlv - n, IN;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-10
sNslDT RDEsqD 1'ET!

7ESHE Subscriber Informs his friends and
III foes loo, it he has any; that be has on
hand a ssric'y Of neatly finished
Coaches, Bar0uchcs, Bug.
gaes. CarryaEas, &c,
which hc will sell very low, on credit. and
much lower for cash. He also continues TO
build and repair to order, 4, the shortest notice
and lowest terms,
While hs expresses his thanks for past pa.
tronnse, he hopes TO receive u continuance OF
The satIe, whether he merits or not, Just call
at our old shop in Pot,ersyiile. and zee if your
work mot done 10 please you 70. Little less
than nothing.
C. MITCHELL.
Pottarsyille. Edgefeld, sc.
Ansasfs. 1872. 9, %
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IN trusting any one on my credit, without
written, or verbal order from myself; as am
by any other person than myself
EPHRAM FRANKLIN.
August !, 1872. I'm d
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Tue u. S. DISTRICT COURT, {,
DisrRlcr OF SouTm CARoLiYA. {


IN the .naltcr of Samuel TrnwbriJge. n
ii Bankrupt. Pursuant to an Order Of the
District Cont Of the United States for the Dis
Iirt uI South Carolina. Notice is hereby given.
iha, cnu>e be shewn before the said Court. az
the Fedelal Court House in Charleston. on the
eight day OF October next. at eleven o'clock. a.
~. why the said Samuel Trowbridge, should
no, receive his Discharge and Ger tEca,e. as &
Bankrupt
Charleston. llth day Of July 1912.
II. Y. GRAY, CLERK.
Jaly q liz %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

pY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire
D Ordinary of Edgcfeld District.
Whereas. X. G. Griffin, hath applied
10 me Tor Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular The goods and chauels, rights
aud credits of Thomas Jay, late of the
District aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore, 10 cite and admop.
ish all aud singular, the kindred and credi.
,ors OF the said deceased, to be and appear
before me. nj our ncx, Ordinary's Court
for The said District to he holden at EDGE
field Court House on The 18th ins,ant
1872, 10 show cause If any, why the said
Administration should no, be granted.
Given under Iay hand and seal this Ist
day of Angus, Que thousand eight hundred
and forly-,wo, and in the sixly.seventh
year Of American independence.
O. TOWLES, o.E.p.
Aug. l, 1912. 81 l2i] b 81
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TRACT OF LAND,

cunlai'ins three hundred aud iory.two acres.
more or less, situate on the waters Of Mountain
and florse Pen Greeks adjoining lands Of NJ.
Angrovc. slr. Philips, Mr. Rean. MIR. Cole
rnan. and others. The trac, is all in wood.
The terms Of sale are one aud two years
credit. the purchaser giving notes with two
good securities. bearing interest from date on
The las, paTmcn,, and warrant or good title will
be given.
G. r. STIEFER.
hupus.3 3, ~
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THE US DISTRICT COURT, !
DISTRICT OF SuuTn CAROLINA.
IN BANK RI prey.

DiSTRIET OF SuUTH ChROLiNA.
IN BANK RI PTCY.
HI the matter of Thomas J. Foster, Bank
E rupi. Pursuant to an Order ofthe District
Court Of the United States, Tor the District "f
South Carolina. Notice is hereby given. that
cause be shewn before the said Court. a, the
Federal CCur House in Charleston, on the
,wcn,y-uniIi day OF October next, AT eleven
o'clock. A. b., why the snid ThomasJ Foster,
should not receive his Discharge and Cc,iicale,
Us Bankrupt.
Charleston. lst day of August. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerl
August 10 IL 25
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Commission Business,

d: my old stand. and having declined dealing in
Cotton or Merchandise on my own account |
hope TO be the more able 10 give satisfaction. IN
bnyins snd selling FOR others, OH Commission.
| viii Ilfaithfnly attend in person 10 RECEIV-
ING & FORWARDING MERCHANDISE
TO the country; Selling or Shipping
Cotton, Flour, Bacon, &c.
and BHyiHg GROCERIES for Planters. and
aa,ter myself thai | can more than save them
the small commission churscd; therefor soli.
cit continuance ofthn, liberal patronage hi,il-
erio hestowed, for which now return my sin-
cere thanks.
II. l.. jEFFERS.
Hamburg. Augus,5, 1912 SIN %
p. S. Planters committing the sale Of their
Prudace, oi the buying their Groceries. to my
charge. cnn be slved the cxpencc Of coming la
Market. by seiiding dircc rlnn-. which will be
strictly attended To; all Merchandise consigned
to me. viii he taken care of while in my pos.
session, ardicrwardrd with despatch.
II l.. J.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, =
DIsrRIcT OF SoUrH CAROLINA.
IN B5NKRTp7rrV

HN the matter Of William Campbell. a Bank
Il rup, Pursuant 10 an order Of the District
Court Gf the United States, fcr the DiGtsic. &c.
South Carolina, Notice is hereby given, ,hn,
canse be shewn before the said Cont, a, the
Federal Court House in Charleston, on tho
eighth day of October next. at eleyei. o'clock.
\. d.. why the said William Campbell, should
not receive his Discharge aud Certificate, as
Eanl.rupi.
Charleston, ll,h day Of July. 1892.
II. Y. GRAY. clerk.
Jny % lIt 9e
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State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Faithy Lasseler,
Mary Iassctcr, and others.
N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that hy
lS virtue ofan order from The Court of Chan.
Gerry. shall sell nj public auction. al Edgcicld
Cour, House. on the fist Monday IN Scptrmi-
Der next. the real estate Of Jane Lassclcr. decd.
consisting Of n tract of land. containing four
hundred and sevcnty-three acres. more or les.
situate in the District Of AbbcvIlle. and lying
OH Rocky Creek, n branch Of Stevens Creek,
water, Of Savannah river, and bounded 10y
lands oi Harrison. - Williams,
- CariIedgc. - Albert. 7. Traylor,
and lands formerly owned by Curson, on n
credl, Of one. Two. aud three years. except
the costs, which musi be paldin cash the pnr-
chaser to give hond and personal security, and
a mortgage Of the premises.
J. TERRY. C. q. Ed.
Comm's Office. Edsciicll, Il 25
August :, 1912. [S3,s74l
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Land for Sale.

n y consequence OF the inc!r'nemcy Of the wea-
d Their. the subscriber postponed the sale OF
his land until the frs, Monday IN September
next nj which time it will take place at Edge.
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6soosEs nj Josg EDrSroo

Goods vt f0e1 Prices!
VEyIIE Subscriber being d.s,rons oS r.d,,.
n ing his present stock by the fall season.
will offer GOODS at very low prices;a liberal
discoun, will he made for cash. All lhos. tina,
wish TO avail themselves OF this opportunity Of
huying CHEAP. will call and examine for lheu,-
selves. f. o. PRESLEY.
Edge6sld c. L. ?0th July. e 8
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HAMBURG, tnGUst D.
Co!,ou-Sincc the last accounts have been
received, our Cotton market has undergone lii
tie or no change Our quotations are s. To 81
cents.
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NJ hIs Iofnltr sIanu, Know as the " aier ProoI
Warehouse
Detachod rs it is from olhet buildings. its To-
cabon rcniersii uearly rs secure from fire. Us
il twas ire proof. Tie luor Of its two wings
have beeneioyaied above the high waller mark
oil the gre.tireshet OF May 1910. and each Of
these dIvisnns of the building will store from
1900 to lSeg bales Cotton.
Both OF aiesc are designed TO be exclusively
set apart i,r the Cotton of Planis'~ - fc'uun-