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Notice.
a Card TO the Public.

fE'HE Amount Of bodily and mental
4 misery arising from 4 hrsl,cl q,
small complainIs is .acalcu!ab!c, and il is
therefore o! the utmost importance thar a
strict attention to The leust aud most ,.i-
fling bodily Iniirmities should DC had for
Diseases Of The body invariably Affect the
MUD. DR.. .McDcts Gegthblt L,Js Aed,-
cines. IN every Iusluncc Where they have
been thoroughly used, have Inumphed
orer Disease IN almost all lis diversified
lU,ms. The s%a!uiary effects OF The Lie
Medicines have. IN lacr, been So UNIVERSAL
ly experienced. that in the short space Of
five years. they have become fully cstab-
llshed as The most easy, safe and perfect
mode Of treatment ever offered 10 Tho
public.
IL is Unnecessary. here. for Dr.. Mofa,
TO recapiiu!a,e all The reasons " hlch have
induced him 10 arrive al this conclusion.
1t is sufficient for him to shy, that The dis.
Interested testimony CT hi. fellow ciI:zeus
who have tecn iudaced to rsc The Life
Medicines, will freely be offered 10 any
one who may feel disposed 10 call ui his
Office, 315 Btoad"ay. lie has there On
file several Thousand lelIers. voluntarily
rrohered by hIs patents, The receipt aud
perusa! Of which has given Inn more
pleasure lhau all The wealth of the East
could couicr.
The reader may not perhaps be aware
.hal the origin OF Motlal's Lille Medicines
was the resu!. oil u prolraclcd aud painful
iilness oi their originator. Mr.. John Mo!iar.
When taken i'll Mr.. NJ. was n prosperous
ind fouri>tiIng merchau, in The lower part
Of the city of New York, and having cou-
suited and employeJ i number Of our most
skliiul physicians, he, after months OF SUI
ferins. was prevailed upon to Try the mcd;-
che which is now offered to The public.
The effect vi The Life Medicines 10 his
~ case was unparalleled IN the history
oil medical experience; aud he Immediate
~ determined 10 make known TO The world
a medicine 1" which he not only owed his
own life, but his happiuess. The uniform
success which has ,Iucc attended their adj
mlnistratlon in every instance where a fair
Trial has been given them, has been allies
ted by thousands aud incoulesuhl, proves
their intrinsic merit.
The Life Medicines can be taken with
safety by persons Of age; and the feeble,
the Intirm. the nervous and the delicate,
are strengthened by their operation, be-
cause by their prompt aud proper action
upon the secre'ious Of the system. and
their assimilation wiih ond publication Of
the bIood, they clear the system OF all bad
humors, quiet all rrrvous irriiaoiliiy, aud
III. Invariably produce sound health.
For Sale by
e. a. MElGS. Agent.
Nov 9. IS42 If Al
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EdscGeld .71aie academy.

yH>HE undersigned 'tIusieesu Ut this ln>lI
tuIion. take this method Of informing the
public that they have engaged, 10 take charge
Of The School the next year. Mr. JOHN Wills
lie. a graduate Of the Soui!, Carolina College.
and brother To the gentleman who. with 30
m,ch crcdi, to himself, nndbcncti, 10 the public,
conducts tie Greenwood School in A:bbevil!e
District.
ur. Lesly ,nkcs charge Of our Schoo! under
n pledge that he intends 10 devote soine years
ufhis liz. TO the business Of teaching. and III
such a pledge the Trustees lai,cr lh"mscl'e.
NAV be found, u sure guaranty that Tie School
Will be re-establisl,cd upon 4 sound bms;s.--
Aware OF some Of The objections 10 Village
Schools. the undersigned assure the public thai
they will Use every cheili0n 10 rerioVr such a.
are well founded. They will use all Ii"p"r
measures TO rrs,rictti, e cs pen-eS al the students.
" thin the limits Of rigid economy. guarding
with the slr,c,rsi scrutiny. asain1, all rxtra%r-
ganrc aud dissipu,lor: aud they hrs r"-'prta'
lion of parents aud gnardians III c!icctihs 10 de-
sirablc an object.
The terms will he the same as those oi ute
Greenwood School: and the Academic year w!i
be- divided into twu session, OF i've months c.icii
the .rs, session Ia commence on Tie Inst a'Gr
day 10 Jauuaiy. and the second "nt!eii rSi Mon
d. Of III cacn wear; pr,x
JOHN LIpSCOMD,
K. &. MAYS.
J. TERRY,
I. II. WARDLAW.
Trustees.
NV III Il -
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4: Nl0s.'S HORicf.

a LII persons indebted Ia The estate Of WIN.
IA J.. Glover. decreased, are requested to
Come forward and settle with Capt. G.. Elori.
with whom The Notes and Accounts are dcpos.
tied for collection Those having demands
asaits, the said estate. are requested 10 hand
.!:cm in. legally ~a;icsie'l.
CHARLES J. GLOVER, EIccu,or.
III The trend, OF the establishment are in
formed. HAT 1t will be conducted as formerly.
until the frs, day of Janul,y next. under the
the superintendent Of Capt. Il"rd. who re.
tGrns thanks To The customers al IN. establish
meni for their past %iavors, and %s"iiciisa coutin-
nance. There is AT present Un hand. and wiIl
he kept. i choice assortment, Of Groceries.
Nuc.2 If 30
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state Of South olina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Ii iTsLD DO hiS 1.
gsY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary of Edseieih District.
Whereas. Sarn, +. kllcreusc, bath ap.
piled 10 ne for Letters of Administration
On all and siusularll good, and cha'trls.
rights and credits OF .Aarnn Fcudly, late OF
The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, to CHE and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred ndcredi-
tors of The said deceased. 10 he and appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's Cour Tor
the said District to be holden a, EdgeGcld
Court House on The 18th December 1872.
10 show cause, If any, Why the said Ad
minlslra,ien should not be granted.
Given under my hand pud seal this 9Th
day of December, Que thousand eight hun
dred and forty Two. and in the sixty-seven'h
year of American independence.
O. TOWLES, o. E. D.
Dec. S, 1912. 81 l2i b As
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THE u. 3. DISTRICT COURT. !
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. :
IN BANKRUPTCY.

r n the matter Of John Russell, Planter, resi-
Fl ding i'll ALbrville District. South Carolina
a Bankrupt.
Pursuant to an Order Of the District Conn
of the United States. for the District Of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston. on the twenty
eighth day Of January next. at eleven o'clock.
8. NJ, why the SAID John Russell. should
no, receive his Discharge ard Certificate as n
Bankrupt.
Charleston, 10Th day Of October, IS42.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
Noyr.9 I2 al
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SheriT's Sale,

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri fa-
ID cias, I will proceed 10 sell a! Edge.
field Court House, on the 6rsi Monday
and Tuesday Of January next the '0''""
ing property: John
MING. William Hacker. vs.. the same
,bree hundred acres of land more or 'ess'
where defendant lives, and adjoining NJ
l.. Griffin, and others. Also ore negro
bow Dave, aud two Horses.
Penn IL Braunon, VS.. Edmund :Aiche
SON, ;he ,rac, Of land where defendant
lives. a,a
w. Glover, vs. the same, John Jones'
20. The same s. Wm. Garrett. J.. D.. Ham
mopd's interest in three hundred an" my
"cres of,ard. more or les1. adjoining w.
Vance. and others. also his interest Ia one
c,b,r,,act, containing one sundred auu
soye,,v acres of land. more or less "a
;o;nr lands of the estate OF Charles iiatn-
monI, and Others, two negroes D""
and Antony. and three horses.
Parks s. Barker, VS.. Kindred s'a'''ey'
ore hundred aud fifty acres OF land more
less, adjoining ShurIey Cook and others
/. BIsck, vs.. Simon Saintamen.-
Alfred HoI!ey. vs.. the sane. Stephen WI
en-, rs. the same. Jacohus q C"ndic'.
W.. ,he same. E.J. Youughlood, bearer
vs. The same, one house and lot III 'he
Town Of Hamburg on Centre Stree! kno"n
as Lo, No. lob. adjoining Lot No loi,
also ono negro Woman Que horse al"
buggy. ~. -,o,
flly. D,o;.,
NcEie. The sa,ie vs. the sa're. We
unJ;v;Jed ~in,ercs, Of defendant III all Oh
,be land Of Charles Mckie. deceased.
Samuel =. Goodr, bearer. *. SIMEON
corlev. W. J. Glover. VS.. the anne
J. Gibbs & Co.. VS., the same. one nun
JreL and thirty three acres ei land more
~ less, adjoining Robert Bryan. sr';
RoLcr, Bryan, Jr., aud others. oue s'sanu
io,epb Woods. vs. Ann Hull. Adrn'rS.
S.c twenty acres Of land. more or less
,I;,,ini,g lands belonging 10 the liam,
bmro Bank. aud bounded by the Edgeir!d
Michael Gearty. VS.. Rudolph Garter.
Lewis El!zcy. aud Elizahe'h Carter; Ro
bert Carlisle. assignee, vs.. the same, TWO
,bonsanJ acres nf laud NOE or less, ad-
];";niny John Wise. William S. Howard.
and others. also one negro DicS' The pro-
perry Of Rudolph Carter
Bland Ca,liu Il Co., VS.. James SPann.
James Terry Commissioner in Equity VS.;
the same and JESSE Smith. three thousand
seven hundred acres of land, mor. or
less, on which is a good Saw &GIlst M'!'
in GOOD repair adjoining Levi Llbrand,
Thomas Rhoden, & others.
w. s. Bodie. vs.. Robert Mitchell. one
tract o fland, containing sixty two acres
adjoining William Norris, and others, one
other tract containing II hundred aud
twelve acres more or less, adjoining 'an'
of o. Haney. o. 3odie. aud others.
C.. L. g. L. Peun, s. Co.. VS.. ). w.
Glover, the tract efIand. where defendant
lives, adjoining d. r. Tillman and Others.
II. l.. Jefers. VI. the same the above de-
scribed Prope,!y.
Terms Cush.
S. CHRISTIE, 5. p. 2.
December ), 1872 q %
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NEW
Tailoring establishment,

7E7HE Subscriber he:s leave most respect
II fully 10 inform his friends, and the Gill.
zcns If Edseiicld Dis'ric, generally tia, he
has commenced The business Of
Merchant Tailoring,
in the store nppnsIie 'les>rs. Bland ~ Butler.
aud next door to McSsrs. Scranton & Mci.s.
where lie may be found always ready Tor bust.
ness.
lie ia, just received from New York. i GEN
cEal assortment! of GOODS suitable Tor gentle
mems wear, which he will make up a, the
shortest notc' E;,ns been engaged III the
Business :or 4 Huirbrr Of years past, and having
made arrangements 20 receive tie latest fash
IONS Tor g-i'!rmrn'a clothing. be- will spare no
pains III is cELcsvor, 10 please h> customers.
aud I"prs 10 rcc..rc Il liberal patronage. III re-
iur'. JOHN COLGAN.
Ldc ,L.dC II Oct. /. 1872 if 81
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Deco
Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate ofJohn
IA Cocker. dec, are earnestly requested 10
make payment. rs the condition of the Estate
is such. that | shall be compelled to close 1t ~
soon as il can possibly be done, therefore. | an
in hopes those that are duo said Estate. will
avail themselves OF this nniica and make pay
ment. This Is. day Of August. lsi2.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Eegofed District.
Aug. 3. 1912 II y
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Nov. Is
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

H. va ~ W.
NJ Ordinary Of Edscfcld District.
Whereas, Mr.. Jacob Pope. hath ap-
piled To ne for Letters OF ADMINISTRATIVE
on all and singular the goods and chattcls,
rights mud credits Of Mark +. Pope, late
Of the District aforcaid. deceased.
These are. therefore. 20 cite and admon-
ish all and singular. The kindred aud crcti-
tors ofrhe said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said Dis;ric, TO be holden at Edge
field Court House on The 10Th December
l5l2, to show cause il any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal This 5'h
day Of Dec. one THOUSAND eich; hundred
aud forty two. and in the sixly-scsrnlh
year Of American Independence.
Q. TOWLES, OF.
Dec. s. 1912. S2 l2! y 10
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r..
Oct. !, lci2

a Ii persons indebted To the estate oGDan.
"A ala Mitchell, deceased. will make pay.
rarnt by the !irst day of January next. as lon
ger indulgence may rot be expected. All per,
.ou, having any demands against said estate
- Ill render Them III at that time for pay mcnt.
K. B. BOuKAIGIIT. .idministrator.
N"v. .. !Si2. D., IL
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The Wonderful Cures


PERFORMED
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF PRUNUS VlRGiNl. MA,
OR WILD CHERRY.
BHORE PROOF o. the efficacy Of DR..
IYA Sraym''s CompOuna syrup Of Pru-
nus Vugtniana. or UM Cherry.
CONSUMPTION
Ind Bleeding c(he LuHssctfee gears stuHd:ass.
Mise Lewis, al lest Philadelphia. entirely
cured by the use of Dr.. SWAfNE'S Com.
pound Syrup oil Wild Cherry. ! am truly
happy To return my ,IEcere thanks TO the pro-
pric,or of tn. valuable medicine. Having been
afflicted for i've wears with thu. dreadful! dis
ease. Consumption. dnrIr. which, iimr was
troubled wIh the ~rs!,Ius Of 4 God. attended
with Il hacking cough. pam III lir side, brcLs,
and back My cough WAS almost inccssant, for
winch tried ,ar"us preparations - "hIaIn
relief; but found u%",l.iug To- relieve me hil;I'
ob;atne d.. SWAiNE'S Compound syrup
ui Wild Cherry. wEIch immediately gave Inc
Trl!cl. and b. n-Ing the medicine i've week.. or
,!icrcA5onts. u rcsi!i,rd Ia p%rri"mIns i perfect
cure. aun happy o say lhtl now cnioy as
GOOD hraI Ia i. | could wish for. Your ever
thankful ADD nUm.hlr lr,.Ii.
Miss :. LEWIS"
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YIfss. / VI. DOW
E'Oi. sale.

YEyIIE Subscriber offers for sale the well
81 known llousr in Aiken fronting ON The
Ruil Road. aud known rs M.ARSll'S iiO-
TEL. The hnuS. has been KEEP, IL Il Public
House for several years. and contains 80 rooms
double and single. the greater portion of,hcnI
with iirr places. Upon the premises are like
Wis. all ncce..ar" out buildings. kitchens. me-
gro houses and stabIing for 100 horses. i'll the
yard is an excellent well OF water.
Terms one third cash. the balance Oh 4 credit
of one and TWO years.
:Also-For,y or fifty unimproved Lots. hand
sonneiy situated. within the corporate limits Of
AIKEN. Apply 10
JOHN MARSH. .iikrR.
Dec . II IL
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Notice.

HV9HE firm Of BRASs0S. MUsDY Il AxprK
son. was dissolved on the 1T of
her last; the business Of the concern viii h.
settled by BnAyxos < ANDERSON, who con,inu,
business nj the same place.
Qct. y, ISi2. ri ~
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State oi South ( arolina

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Abner Perrin, VS..
John Lewis.
WNIlLL BE SOLD, at the house of Drien'
Wv dani, on Thursday the 10Th December
next, The following property: one sorrcl liorse.
Saddle and Bride, ten head Of Cattle, l"t OF
Coru, Fodder. Oats. aud Cotton, Household
Furniture. Terms cash.
$. CHRISTIE. $. Z. D.
Nov 81 Isl SOY 81 al
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House and Lot For Sale.

HhHllE. subscriber offers for Sale or Rent.
IL (and possession gwen Oh The lst Janua.
~ next lhGs House a,IJ Lot, IN Poticrss lille.
Terms, II monlh- credit. The dwelling i. 4
comfortable one story, with lie necessary out
buildings.
J. G.. HOLLISTER,
Oct. S,b. 1912 # u
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Miss :. LEWIS"
.NOrc Proofs .JMe E:jjeacyci Dr. >H.iyNE'S
Compound 'gr"P a GiEi Chsrry. mrciier-
un .Hirir MAn

Nore Proofs .JMe E:jieatycf Or sH.iYNES
~COmpc~@! 'gr"P ~ Gti Chsrry. moilr-
IA. :gi"ie Nan.
To DR.. SWAMI -DonT >u.-Thc uunc has
been. when | would not recommend a mc,i.
cine advertised in The public prints over ny
Uwu signature; ! now ierl t,tirreni-l feel rr-
lic;. | was reduced BY y pIo'rac'cd cough for
TX months 10 Il un-rc L.'lc.nr. no rest Al night;
,uIriIess aud pair IL my ;ca,t. side, dc. sui
ticc II 10 say. ! used yoa! Compound Of Wild
Cherry. which IN Il Ecw weeks relieved me III
T. ctnnliv. am certain. had II not been az
,rur medicine (a- lite frequently depend, on
carry "rten:on to proper medicines | shon.d
row be- IN the silent grave. Let no person Gc.
iay. buI procure your syrup and be relieved Of
rl,r.r Coughs and Colds. as they are dangerous
companions. aud often lead 70 fatal coG.eGucn.
ccS. Your friend.
ABRAHAM SKINNER.
ford county. "a.
For sale by DR.. Swaync Al d North sixth
st. Philadelphia, and by
S D. CLARKE& Go. Druggists.
Corner Centres and Mercer streets, Ham
burg 5. G.
Nov % ,f Is
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3es'S'adE.

EhlS>GLU ZION OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ liz" .."r'ci partnership belwern j q
Is i'"GD ot hamburg. :. e., and GxnRGE ".
AEwToy OF Augusta Ca, would expire by The
arlic.. OF liz formation on the ST., OF October
lci3, but hy mutual cursrnl re hereby deter.
mine To !IaI' IL CONTINUANCE to the hrs, day OF
February .Icat.
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Notice.

A Ii. persons having ACCOUNTS against the
N estate Of Susanna Bush, decd. are &c.
9res,ed to present them as tho law requires.
ais" all tina, il indebted tn the said Susanna
Bush. are requested 10 make payment.
WM. THURMOND. .4dm'r.
Nov. % If I3
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State of South arolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Commissioner in Equity Foreclosure o #
vs. t,o,re
Lewis Ellzey.
THE Morgaced premises containing
six hundred aud forty (GlOl acres
more or less, situate in Edgrhld District,
and adjoining lands Of John Tarenee
Thomas Lamar, and John Carter. accord
inc 10 the original grant, having beeu sold
on the frs, Monday ia August last one
fourth for cash, aud the balance on a cred
il, of three months, aud the purchaser hav
ing failed TO comply with The ter'"s OF sh!r;
1 sha.l ollcr the same premises 4" ;hc h'gh
e,, bidder on The first Mouiay in Janu-
,v-pesr. for cash, al the risk Of tho former
purchaser. ,,.r,.
Heccmber7. lsi2 SO 81. d 40
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as az R-

n o.. D. FORD will continue as heretofore
eJ . to otter l"l sale the mos. entire assortment
Of DRY GOODS The country affords. He
has now on hand the most complete stock Of
every variety tina, he has ever mad the pleasure
10 offer for sale.
Hamburg. s. c.. Oct 10Th. If 81
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REMOVAL,

which will hc oaered !, unusually los prices
or C.ISN.
In!our stock may be fonnd several new styles
ofgooGs for L.dies dress. viz: Figured Orleans
cloths. striped Oriental-. Grape dc LANES, En-
bosscd dc Laincs, Black, Blue, and co!orcd
Silks; Bumbazines, Merinos. Linens. Lawns,
and table Covers flannels, Kentucky Jeans.
Sat,inr,ts. Blankets. Negro cloths. A large
assortment, Of Shawis. from 37h cents 10 Sl2;
Bounris FROM 70 cents Ia 81 and IN short.
every useful aud ornamental article in tie Dry
Goods line.
In connection with the store. win be KEEP, n
Merchant Tailor Shop,
(Emrnnce through the Store. under The super
iIicndcuce Of Mr.. X NJ. FULLER.
TERMS CASH.
Where will be kept a good stock OF Broad
Cloths. plain and figured Bearer Cloths. Giraffe
Cloths. Cassimeres. and Fts,ipgs. of all coiors
and la,cs, styles. together with suitable Trim.
nIings; where customers can bay by The yard
or .yrlJc, the materials and base their garments
nude in The lutcs, lush:on; warranted 10 fl. nj
% per cent less Than former prices.
WAl. KETCHAM g. CO.
Hamburg. OF. 20. lsi2. 81 40
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Hardware e. Cutlery.

A9tsf0 ware "a SWGscfy,
purchased chiefly for cash; which they offer
for sale. Oh reasonable terms, at their store, in
The brick building. corner Of Centre and Mcr.
ccr-s,s.. consisting Of
English. Swcdc, and American IRON.
do DO do Steel.
Hollow Ware of all sizes.
Bond and Hoop Iron.
Collins Axes. AIDES. Chisels, and Gouscs.
Mill Irons. u full assortment.
Anrils. Vices. Smiths Bellows'& Hammers.
Horse Shoes aud Horse Shoe Nails
Wagon Boxes. Trace * other wagon Chains.
Table Knives & Forks, Pen& Pocket Knives.
Mill aud Crpss cut Saws.
Head and Tenant Saws.
Locks. Hinges. iugurs.
Coffee Mills. Corn Mills.
Grindsiones. Manila and Co,wn Rope.
Sheet mud Pig Tin, iron Wire
Sheet aud Pig Lead.
With many other articles in their line. making
the most complete and well assorted stock Of
HARDWARE ercr offered in this market.
HENkELL & ROBINSON.
Hamburg. Oct. -, 1912. 6; 80
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Merchant Tailor shop,
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

HKWrNaCNfF % Z aEFt(3y.
YEHHE Subscribers have JUS, received direct
IL from the manufacturer in England. and
the Northern State. u handsome and well as
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Factorgae & Commission
BESEaN'ESS.
HAMBURG, : G..
Commission Business,

n beg leave 10 inform my friends, and III
Y public generally. that | sui! oniInn Tia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
LEG AL NOTICE
NOTICE.

rV'IiE Undersigned having been appointed
by the Court of Probate Of Newport,
Commissioners to receive aud examine the
claims Of the creditors on the estate of Susan.
nah Wickham, late Of Newport, spinster dec.
represented insolven,, hereby give notice,
that they will meet at the counting house OF
Joshua Sayer, Esq. in said Newport, on the
last Saturdays in May, June and July next,
at Z o'clock, p. NJ. for the purpose Of exam
lining and allowing such claims as may appear
to be due against said estate.
DFSJ. BAnsARD,)
H1"; M"; G.%D' v,"s '"' e Commissioners
And all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber, who was this day appointed Ad.
minslralor with the will annexed, on said
estate of Susannah Wickham, whose last will
and testament was this day proved, approved.
allowed and ordered to be recorded by said
Court of Probate of Newport.
JOSHUA SAVER, .7dmr,
Newport, Feb. 10. ,eih The piH annerd'
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PROVIDENCE
B COX BIN D cry.

rHAS. ACKER MAN, BOOK kBLVDER.
" PAPER RULER, nnd ACCOUNT
BOOK .M4.NUF.4CTURER, would inform
the citizens of Newport and vicinity, that he
continues to carry on the above business in
Providence, at MOI Union Buildings, d-
rectly over the City Bank, where he would
be happy to receive orders and execute work
for the good citizens Of Newport. For speci-
mems Of ruling and blank work, he has the
permission to refer them to the cashiers OF
the N. f. Commercial, the Merchants and
the Newport Banks.
=. $. Orders for Blank Books promptly
attended to. Particular attention paid TO
rebnding riodicals-old books, &c.
Pattern cards made to order.
Providence July 10 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
To Let.
For Newport and Providence,

Na1auff-.IyC-7Y9 VIC "hi' StdSe "il Ied'e
GEEf%SfSGG Providence for Warren
s=.-.------- Bristol, and Newport
every morning Sundays excepted.) at nine
o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive in Newport at two
o'clock L. NJ. A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
ren, at o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Provi-
dence at 2 o'clock p. NJ, in time TO take the
Stonlngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, and the Stages for Woonsocket aud
Coventry. This is the most direct and cxpe-
dltious route between Providence and New.
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
10 render the ride as comfortable as possible.
The coaches are in good order-good horses
and careful and obIging drivers. There is
now new borseboat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
and pleasant than formerly.
G}~Extra horses and coaches furnished in
either place at short notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Manufsc-
turers and Franklin Hotels; at Coles in
Warren, and at Jones' in Bristol, and at lIaz-
ards and rownsends, Newport
q. x. KINNICUTT, Providence,
:. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK. Bristol, prietors
JOHN &. WEAVER, Newport,
Nov. 10, lSl0,