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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Latest from !Merieo. I'VE copy the fnl.
lowing intelligence from Mexico, from the
National Iutellisencer.
Loss o rthe y, s. Sioop Of H'ar Peacock
Csauge Of Government in Merieo-Ter.
ian Santa Fe Expedition
We have been favored with file OF
Mexican papers brought by the Larquc
Eusenin. recently arrived at New York
from Vera Cruz, from which We CLEAN the
following liens.
The United States ship Peacock. one of
the vessels Of the Exploring Expedition,
was los, o!filI mouth of the Columbia RI
vcr on the 18th Of July last. Her officers
and crew, The chrouomcter, charts. &c
were all saved. II was expected that the
brig Thomas Fl. Perkins would either be
bough, or chartered for the conveyance
home OF the crew of the Pencock.
On the 9th of October last. the Repre-
senta,ives appointed by General Santa
Anna Two from each Department of the
Republic. met and chose him President of
The Mexican Republic. The mex, day he
took the oath of Office in The Hall OF the
Chamber Of Deputies. and the same even.
ing appointed Nv his Cnbinct Ministers
Manuel Gomez Pedraza. Minister Of
Foreign Relations and Government.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
Hamburg. Jan. 90. 1912.

Excitement at Aanopohs.--!t will be
seen, by letters from Annapolis. ihn, per-
snu has been arrested there on charge of
being au inccudiary. The Annapolis Re-
publican, of the 18Th inst. has The follow
ing notice ofIhc affair:
The Reporter Tor the Norihcrn Papers,
who attended The first session of,hc Slave
Holders Convention. became suspected. on
taking has seat AT The assembling Of the
Convention on Thursday evening. and a
considerable excitement cnsuc'l. He was
invited out of The Hall by the 1oor. keeper,
and wen, from thence 20 the Gallery, from
witch he was soon aft conducted, aud
taken into one of The committee rooms.--
The excitement incrcaSed-hc was ac-
compaiued from thence TO his lodgings at
Cooscr's Hotel, where his papers and ef.
ircrs were taken possession Of, and it was
ihouphi advisable hv Justice Hunter, for
his 5; feIy and the public peace, 10 commit
him.
Next day he was brought up under Il
writ Of aGbeds corpus and very interest
ing examination was Ind bcinrc associate
Judge Brewer. which lasted four hours
for The prisoner. Thos. s. Alexnndcr of
Annapolis aud MIR. Palmer Of Frederick
for the prosecution, Mr.. Cau,in of ST. Ma.
rvs. aud T. F. Bowie. Esq. of Prince
George, The prisoner was recognised as
the Rev. Charles T. Torrev, one of the
Reporters from the city Of Washington.
employed TO report for northern papers,
and. as parlofhis contract, To ateud aud
report The proceedings of The Slave Hold
or. CouveHiion OF Maryland.
lie was finally remandcd for further ex.
animation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
OBTTUARv.

Departed this life, near Liberty Hill. Edge
field District, on the 18th inst. Mira. MATILDA
MiSoR, wife OF James Minor, in the 42d year or
her age. The deceased bad been for some years
before her death. a member Of the Methodist
Church, and maintained her profession ofreIi.
gion by consistent aud pous course of life.
Those who Knew her best, loved Iier most; and
her numerous friends ard afflicted f:rn.ily-
whilst they cannot withhold tie tear which ma.
ture and their loss demand ye, have the sweet
and gratifying consolation Of knowing, that
their departed friend was abundanily sustained
in her dying hour by the Comforts and support
of ,hat religion, the fruits Of which she hnd in
her exemplary life so ,neekIy aud beautifully
exhibited. ln oil the relations life her dulles
worc faithfully discharged. and she has dcscen-
dcd 10 the iouib amidst the regrets Of large
circle Of friends aud acquaintnnccs, who will
cherish an aGcctioua,e remembrance Of her
many virtues. A husband and several children
survive her, upon whom this blow l,as fallen
with n weight, which is alone mrisaled l,y the
blessed assurance, iba, their loss has becn her
gnin To the word Of God, the bas, source of
snlace in nfiliciion. with an exhnrtn,on TO imi.
tate the vir,uaus life uf .heir deceased friend.
the au'ho- of this tribute 90 her worth, would
earnestly commend the bereaved nnd suffering
survivors Of this much esteemed Indy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

U. S. Seaa,ors.-The Senate Of Tennessee,
have by u party vote. (says the Charleston Con-
rier) passed resolution. clee,ns on their part
II. l. Tenney. (Dcm.) aud Brown (W.) as
Senators OF the United States The lionse on
the 5,h ms, rejected the resolution. On the
same day resolution for the election OF Trca-
surer aud Comptroller being before the House.
4 motion was made and carried, tha, the rcso-
luton be sa amended Us to include U. :. Sen
a,ors. The amended resolution was filed for
the l3,h inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

The United States Gazette says the
wings ought not To depond, Certainly they
ought moi, for they have The assurance
from past experience that when Ifr demo.
Gratis come into power the government will
be well administered. Moreover, there
will then he delightful union aud harm.
IVY in the whie party. Instead Of that dis
cord and contention which seems To spring
up in its ranks from The possession Of pow :
or.
There are no, Offices enough in the
country 10 supply Que tenth Of The whig
aspiranis. Hence, wien The party is tri.
umphant. nine tcnIts Of those gentlemen
will he dissatisfied with its results of yicto-
ry, but when it is out Of place, oil Of them
will have hopes of reachins The object Of
their ambition i'll cnse The party shall be
successful, antI under this hope they will
all labor zcalously in The cause.-Pcnn.
sylrGnian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
ShariTis Sale,

ND Y virtue of sundry writs OF Fieri Fa-
NE cias, shall proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House, on the irsi Monday and
Tuesday Of February next. tho following
property:
John S. Alien. vs. Margaret Ogilvie.
John A. Wha,e, and Cary Pnuersop. tho
tract ofland where defendant Oeivie lives.
L. Giddipss. vs.. Thos. r. Breckenridge.
and Levi, EIIzey. one tract ofland adjoin.
ing T. Morris. A. Pond, and oIhere, levied
on as the property Of Lewis Ellzcy.
Penn & Brunnou, vs. Harriet Marlin.
2lO ncrcs Of land, moro nr less. where de-
frndanl lives, adjoining lands Of james Stal-
maker, aud others.
George Parroi. VS.. Wiley Milton, Jas.
@. o. Wilkinson. aud Dawson Atkinson.
700 acres of lnud. more or less, ad joining
a WharIey and Others. levied on rs The
property Of d. Atkinson.
Rogers q Latimcr vs.. Hollis Dunfons
six negroes. Peter, Lewis, William, Allen.
John and Nanny.
TreaIway & Blinn vs.. the same, tho
above described property.
Dcndy s. Key, aod others, VS.. the sanies
The above described properly.
Joseph Lloyd VS.. Gu'heridge Thur
mond, two negroes, Pbiliis mud Rachel.
Barrel E. Hobbs VS.. the same, ihc above
described properly.
Wrishi. Bulk Co. VS.. Rudolph Car
ter. Que negro, Dick.
Robert Carlisle vs. the same, the above
described property.
Turpin 8; De An,ignac vs.. Charles B.
Carter. one hay Horse.
Goodwin, Harrington s. Co. IS. SAM
uel Lowery, one roan Horse
john Kuox vs.. Lewis Sawyer, ono gray
Horse.
Bland. Cu,lin & Co. assignee. VS.. e
VI. & f. II. Ioor, one negro man.
Ahncr p. Jones, for Robert Y. Jones vs..
A. T. hodges, and VIM. W. loor. ono
negro rnan. Bill.
Clark & Clark vs.. John Presley. ono
black Horse.
a. Sharpron. VS.. r M. Johnson, G, L.
& f. Penn & Co., rs. the same, tie same
vs.. The same. e.. J. Glover. W.. the same.
three ncsrocs. viz: Ben Hannah & Ret.
ArabellniF. O'Conuer, by her acxi friend
Caleb Broadwater, VS.. Zilpha Mobiles,
lwo negro women, Rachel and Peegy.
Terms Cash.
s. CHRISTIE, $. y. D:
T., 70 81 SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Louisinna.-A Democrats State Convention
assembled a; New Orleans OH the 9Th instant
which nominated the Hon. Alexander Mou,or,
n, present a Senator in Congress, as the De-
mocralic candidate for Governor. The Con-
ventiou unanimously passed resolutions COLI
demning the repeal Of the Sub Treasury, the
Di.,ribution act, the creation of Nationa'
Debt, and the a,lclp, made a, the extra scs'
sion 10 pu, upon The people another National
Rink
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Another Bio,o at the Bribery Bill
Governor Fairfield. of Maine. in his Mes
sage speaks us follows Of this measure:
mo notice. thus far, has been taken of
my amount TO be received under The Act
Of Congress, providing for distribution
of the proceeds Of the public lands, inns.
much as cherish The hope that tha, law
will not long be permitted to disfsure the
statute book. Deemng it 10 be in viola
lion of the Constitution. dangerous rs a
precedent. corrupIing in its inlucncc, u
deusion and cheat in the good il propo-
ses, prospective burden TO the tax payer,
aud. under all circumstances, an act little
short Of faulty, cannot refrain from re-
commenting The adoption of resolutions
upon the subject, aud instructions on you,
part To those who are bound 10 obey your
TO exert their influence to procure its i'm
mediate and uncondirional repeal"
And in conclusion he thus uohy carries
on the Democratic tlocIrille-"let pnnci.
pile govern action"
Il would therefore not only repent my
sugscsliou, that resolutions for lis repeal
he adopted and transmitted TO Congress,
and that The Delegation from this State bc
also instructed in reference TO il. but
would recommend further. that This State
refuse 10 sanction it by reception Of The
money"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
Erom q. KiLlaee lPn.l ! Reeord.

rom We aHSe IA Record.
Miieage.-alembcrs of Congress receive
from the public Treasury, 10 cents per
mile. or SIS lnr every 20 miles for travel
ling expenses. Nc behave that i.r-,hsr
aniuunr. This is oulragcous,i in these times
When travelling is 50 rapid au'l cheap. a
member Of Congress pays 81 to travel
from Philadelphia to Baltimore. 80 miles.
and draws SIS for mileage! He pays
$50 for travelling from New Orleans to
Piusburg by stcanboar-say 1000 miles,
and the Ii'nc occupied IS not len days-he
draws SSu0.! This is robhins the people
with vengeance. Some members take
the most circuilous route; tha, their mile
age may he increased; member travel
linz 300 miles day he makes SO dollars!
A pretty round sum. Some members
charge 1000 or 5000 dollars mileage amnu-
ally! Admitting that the per diem of
members of Congress is nol too high. who
will Justify these eShorbrant allowances
for mileage! What excuse can he offered
for ihc.nl II none, why does nor some
honcs, friend Of economy. propose & urge
the reform upon Congress. The present
rates Of mileage were fixed years ago; {;
when travelling was expensive. tedious a.
dangerous. IN this day OF railroads aud
steamboats,, The ca.I>n of high travelling
expenses arc removed, aud mileage should
consequently be reduced. We hope Con-
Sress will reform this shameful abuse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
Ns.. Road.-In our columns to-day will be

Ns.o Road.--In our columns to-day will be
found the Report Of the Commissioners ap-
pointed at the late session Of the Legislature,
for the opening Of a Road from the town Of
Hamburg through Beach Island. accompanied
by the remarks Of the editor Of the Hamburg
Journal We feel gratitied in finding the Com
missioners have 30 promptly executed the duty
assigned them, and hope on, ueighhors in Ham,
burg will be greatly benedaed by this improve
.rent to their fonrishins town.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
From fhe Hamburg Journal.

Commissioners Reporf.-The Com
missioners appointed by the Legislature o'
South Carclina in December last, have
terminated their labor. as will be seen in
their report to-day. The long talked OF
"New Road" is slaked out; The surmises
of the kno,ring ones nre nt an end and the
work will in short time commence, by
which we will have good road leading
through The rich settlements Of Beach Is
land,-,hc trade of these places having
heretofore heen turned 10 another market,
This road will be another important
item to Hamburg, and will make the prop.
crty very valuable where the road comes
in Town. This road cutters the town near
The Augusta bridge, and but few yards
from the rail road Depot, aud where u
large share Of business will iu shor, lime
be done.
Hamburg. VIC rejoice TO scc SO much
prosperity ahead, and although there be n
few in the place, who need :ha, openness
Of spirit that characterize such as true
supporters. we refrain from making divi-
ding line, bui say, well dore Hamburg!-
She will prosper, aud so viii ourscll.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Cipriano del Castillo, Minister Of Justice
and Public instruction,
Jose Maria Tornely Mandevil. Minister
Gf War and Marine.
Francisco Garcia, Minister Of Hacienda.
Seuor Garcia declined The appoint
meni, aud soon afterwards died in the De-
pariment of Zacatecos.
General Pcdraza resigned alter he had
been in office four OF FIVE weeks. and Jose
Caria de Bocanesra was appointed as bis
successor.
lgnacio Trigueres was appointed Secre-
tary Of the Treasury in place OF MIR. Gar
ria.
The provisional President had. by proc
lamarion. convoked the Constituent AS
sc,nbiy for the first of June next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Manufacture of slk.-An exchange paper
says:-"A A lady in Pennsylvania has succeeded
n raising this season 350Olbs. Of cocoons, and
received premium OF $500 for having pro-
dured so much Silk in one year. This looks
like doing well -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Large Cargo.-The N. o. Picaynnc states
that the ship Kappa .annock. which cleared u,
,ha, pom for Liverpool. OH the llth inst, cur
yies ou, the largest cargo ,ha, ever let all Aucr-
lean por.. viz: 1856 bales oil Cotton. weighing
I,66s.2l3 pounds, the invoice valne Of which is
SI4.6S9 l6.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Loss oftic U. S. Corceise PeGeoek.-The n.
Y. papers state. ,ha, "a letter received from
the North Yves, Coast. dated in November. SAYS
sha, the U. s. Corvette Peacock. was los, in the
Columbia river. Oregon Territory. No lives
were los,, bu, nothing else was saved. except
sselises-fEssfameuts slss No particulars arc given as
70 the cause Of the disaster
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

State Bsnk Of RsinOis.-This institution, BY
resolution, has inforned the Banks of Ohio. In
diana, and Kentucky, that it, aud its branches,
will be prepared to join with them in the re.
sumption Of specie payments on the fins, Of
August n11t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

The lion. Daniel Jenifer, Minister Of the U.
s. TO Austria. accompanied by T. II. Morris,
Esq, Secretary OF Legation. sailed from New
York, to his place of destination via London.
on the Goth ul..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

PrcsiieHey-A correspondent, OF the Louis
vile Advertiser, writing from Frankfort, where
the kentucky Legislature is in session, says:
"Col. K. NJ. johnson will be nominated by the
Democratic members OF the Legislature, and
others. MS n candidate for President, and an Ad.
dress will be presented To the people of the
United States setting forth some oil his claims.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Confidence Res,orcd.-We were con-
vcrsiuc with one of nur merchants the 9th
er day, who Informed us TINT he found il
much easier to trade with our up country
friends this season. than at any period
since nc has been doing business in Ham
burg. This circumstance is very easily
accounted for--0ur merchants have better
and chcaPer'stocks than they ever have
Irad-confdcnce is placed in our Hambur.
gers. and the old impression is done away
win; "ihat cheaper aud better barsins
could be obtained in Ahgusra. This de-
lusion has passed away. and our friends
from The country find rha, they can do bet
ter in Hamburg. Our cotton market is
surpassed by any in the United States; our
moneyis The best. aud every thing works
for our good and the interest of tho plan
ter. And. more than all this, The mcr-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Ohio.-A Democratic State Convention as-
senbled u, Columbus. on the s,h inst, and unan.
imously nominated VIM. Shannon. as the can.
d;,Ia,e Of the Deuincra,ic party, for the Office
of Governor OF that State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Shinpias,ers.-A bill has been introduced in
to tho Legislature Of Ohio. by Mr.. Hatch, a
member Of the House. making The issuing Of
shinplas,ers. and other uuauihoriscd bank pa
per, pepitcnliary offence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

The State Of Maryland has deb, of fifteen
millions two hundred and thirteen tousai,d
dollars, being an average of abou, slz to every
iuhabiiant Of tho State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

That is Right.-'fhe democratic GOV
ernor Of Pennsylvania Porter. has like
an honest aud conscientious public officer
oheycd the injunc,inns of the constitution
Of The United States aud The laws made
under il. aud has gieen up. in accordance
with the mandates of the Governor of
Louisiana. two negro thieves, one named
Dolby the mate Of the bargue Mazick and
the negro cook Of the same vessel. These
aboliionisrs. while living in the por of
New Orleans. stole of = negro g. hrauch
him TO their brethren in the nnrih. They
are now on their way hack To Louisiana
to lake their trial. For this acr we for
give Governor Porter one third Of his
,rcachery !" The people in vetong The bill
compelling compelling the banks TO nay
their debts.
This ought TO be conlrasied with The
conduct Of the Governors nf New York.
Massachusetts and Maine. The Wing
governors OF The free States. with one sin !.
gle exception. tVance.) are leagueh with
the abolitionists, aud use every means TO
assis, them in rohbing the South of lis pro-
peny.-Vickshurg Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Appor.ionment.-T'h Baltimore American
says: 1--WE learn from Washington, that the Sc
Ice, Committee have reported 6sp000 as the rn-
ito Of representation in the House of RePrcsen'
ta,iyes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

RssamPsiOn---The Richmond Enquirer says,
shal the Democracy Of Virginia have de,crmi,,-
ed TO fix tho first Of October next, for resnmp-
ton Of specie payments.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER ToWLEs. Esquire
Hn

DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire
I'D Ordinary of EdseGcld District.
Whereas, Nancy Norris, hath applied
10 me for Letters of Administration, with
the will annexed. on all and singular the
goods and chaucs, rights and credits OF
james NJ. Norris late Of the District alorc-
said. deceased.
These are. therefore. 20 cite and admnn.
ish all and singular, the kindred aud crcdi-
tors ofrhe said deceased, TO be- and appear
before me. n: our next Ordinary's Courl
for The said District 10 he holden nj Edge
field Court House on the 9Th day Of Fo-
bruary 1871, 10 show cause if any, why The
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under NV hand and seal This 2i,t
dny of January one thousand eight hun
dred and fcriy two, and in the sixty-six,h
Of yenr American Indcpruence.
o. TOWLES, OLE. D.
January 81, 1912,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

The House of Representatives of Indiana
have passed u law. abolishius entirely, .npri-
sonmcni for debt, by vnie of &c TO 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
Wanfefl ao HHire.

A NEGRO MAN. about IS or so years OF
age. to work of, a small farm in The vicini.
~ Of tho Village Wages paid monthly or
1t,arlerly If required. Apply at this Office.
Jan. y, 1912
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

b5Y OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary of EdceGeld District.
Whereas, NJ. Grahnm hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chauels, rights
and credits Of Ellen Graham, late Of lhs
District aforesaid, deceased.
These arc. therefore. 10 cite and admon-
ish MI aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased. 10 he and appear
before me atour next Ordinary's Cour for
the said Dis,ric, TO be holden n, Edge6cld
Court House on The 3isI day Of January
lel2. 10 show cause, If any, why the said
Administrator should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this l4th
day Of January. one thousand eighr hum
dred and forty two. and in The sixty-sixth
year of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. E. o.
Jan. 10. IS42. 81 l2b b 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
For Sale.

A WOMAN thiry.fve yenrs Of age, two
IA Girls. ~ and 4, and two boys 8 aud T.
They will be sold on cIcdi, of one. two and
three years, or rs the owner is dcsirnus of re-
placing fellows in their stead. be will mike an
exchange. Apply ut this Office.
Jan 26 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Ne,r Road. d.-Report.-Wc, the under.
signed Commissioners, having examined
the route for the contemplated road from
Hombnrs TO near Dowuers Red House in
Beach Island. have adopted the following
route rs the nearest aud and most pracli,
cable route for the same; commencing in
Hamburg at The old Columbia road lead
ing from the bridge, between the yellow
house owned by Oliver Simpson and oc-
cupied by w. Edney, and The house now
occupied by VI. r. Smi,I; thence in a di-
rec, line To the old mill place. an the brnnch
between the rail- road lands aud Brooks
lands; thence down The ridge TO the large
walnut tree. near the line between Brooks
and Glover's lands; thence down The river
bank. 10 the line between Glover and the
Estate of Thomas 6. Lamar; lhc.cc down
the line hciween the said Glover and The
Estate of Lnmar TO Fux's Mill creek; thence
parallel with the rail road 10 the Old Mill
dam on Hnrsc Creek; thence TO the line
between James Golf and Col. Samuel
Ham mond's swamp lands; thence TO the
hill near Coils crib: thence in an casterly
direction 10 a point near +. =, CnmpSeil's
Summer House; thence to near The corner
OF d. A,kiusou's fcId, known as Seihle's
corner; continuing in an eastwarily dlrec-
rian. To the intersection of the Charleston
road, al or near Downer's Red House.
OLIVER SIMPSON,
RI. X. SMITH,
JOHN. NJ. MILLER,
u ATKINSON,
VI. GALPHlN.
Commissioners
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
aRROareu is Weeyl,eeeg.

TTYHE Subscribers take this method Of fe.
u. turning their Trunks 10 a liberal public.
and resp, fully sollciis continuance Of their
paiinnas
But at the same time we are under the ne.
ccssily of calling r ION those indebted 10 Hs TO
come forward NJ Iuidaie their Notes aud Ac.
counts immediate ,, as it 10 utterly impossible
fnr US 10 20 ON with business. unless our rnsio-
iners pay us more punc;Ially. The extreme
pressure of ,l:e times render this absolutely no.
ccssary.
BLAND & BUTLER.
Jan 10 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
NOfice.

YEyHE Copartnership heretofore existing be.
IL tween the subscribers under the firm Of
G. L. & Z. Penn & Co. was dissolved on the
first day Of January. 1912. by mutual consent.
All those indebted TO the concern by note or
book account, are requested TO make prompt
payment, as longer indulgence viii nOibe given.
G.. L. PENN,
EDMD PENN.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
The business will be continued at the old
stand by G. L. & E. Penn. We are thankful
10 our friends for their former patronage, and
will Try aud make II TO their interest 10 continue
the same. We shall replenish our stock in The
spring. aud will sell the present remaining
stock very low for cash, or on credit to pune
turl customers.
G. L. PENN.
EDM'D PENN.