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must he regulated and controlled By The
slaye-holding states themselves. Second
~. be believes he cannot diVesl himself
ofhis representative duIy 10 present petit
ZION sent 20 him, even for a dissolution Of
the Union.
His conduct Is eccentric. A part Of Il
we cannot approve. But 20 see an old
man-an honorable and patriotic oil man
day after day baiied like bull, for no
other purpose that We can see bat merely
for the amUsemeaf Of seeing his noble ef-
forts 70 free himself from bis pcrecuiors.
I've say. this exhibition excites oar
sympathy for The weaker side. and de-
gree Of Indignation against the assailing
numbers. GrecnsbOr0sgh Pafriof.
Mn. ADAMS AND THE HAyERHlLL PETITION.
In the debate on Mr.. Marshsll's reso-
luton, in the House Of Representatives
on lhe 9th uliimo, Mr. Bolts, Of Virgin
Ia. commenced his remarks with the FOL
lowing explanation Of Mr.. Adams's posi-
tion in relation 10 the HaverhilI petition:
Whsiwss the question before The housed
And what Was the elfsnre committed by
lhe gentleman iron Msssarhuseusl The
gentleman had presented 10 this House 4
petition, not asking that Congress should
dissolve tins Union by an act of legi.la-
linn. but lha, Congress should devise mea-
sDfrs By Which Tie peaceful dissolution
may be effected. The g.n,lrmsn froa
Massachusetts. standing here as one oi
The patriots Of he land. after having been
IN the service Of The cnunlry for hall q
century. v iih one loot slandins--he y ould
say, il The gentleman would psrdon HIM
ON The verge Of The gave. asked thai
the pttliIOn might be referred 10 ! rom.
millee. Of which he wnuld Of course, IN
cnnmon courtesy. be plsc,d al The head,
that he might have an opportunity ~ do.
ing-whsl! or appealing 10 bis fellow
ciiIzens, aid demonstrating with them
against tie hOrrors Of a dissolution OF The
Uniun. lie bad told Them that this was
freling M, confined 10 lie E,ry-six ~
dlsidasls who had signrd that petition;
thai u - growing snd increasing evil;
and that the sentiment Is Wiley spread
throughout ,he Commonwealth Of which
he va Representative. And he asked
them to permit hun. as member 81 this
House. TO present femnnsuance. and ap.
real 10 these petitioners agsins, The folly
OF their course. Mr Adams bowed his
head 10 the table 10 assent 10 Mr.. B.'s
suggestions as 10 bis motives. That was
his MIR. b : understanding Of Ina sub
ject And 90 lha, question ihe propose
lion was submitted: Grst. Tia, The gentle.
msn should be censured; aud then. shouts
deem !, mark Of great grace and mercy
on The part Of The House lha, he was mol
expelled!
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dead 10 bis bid. An empty laudsnum
sial Sss bs.ide bis yllIos. Truly slers
is liie and desih N lie uneue.
J 'rusi. my young hiends. This sinuy
may sHsk-n yosr s'iehlh'n - lhe suii.c.
OF esd y ports. ID MAJ be rare thai sneh
las.l injury - inflrlsd % in the instance
! have leisird. boz il they do 90 OH.
harm they certainly harm JON osn
sonls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-24

THIS WcRLD.-. They uho cay ina,
Tins - miserable a0rld. or thls il !
miserable lite. say nal xrII. ID rs mis-
shIhrnPy. OF . diseased lniag inslion only,
that say lhIs. Lie IL liable On misery.
bot misery Is BOT ITS very being; IL is no,
miserable exislelce. -Iknow
90, What things 20 say, or how mauy.
] be eve Is Opehs 10 world of beauty
aud 10 hsasen--sll sublimliy and loteli.
ness. The ear hrsre,h tones and voices
that touch ihe heart @i.h joy. ui.h rap
lure. The great wide slmosp l,ere breslhes
upon us--bsth~s rs with sollness and
fragrance Then Look dterer. How
many conditions are hsppyl Childhood
. hspPy; and youth !, p,esslIinsly hap
rs; and prosperity hath iis icy, aud
wealth iis satisfaction; and the warm
blood that 1uws in The ruddy cl.eek and
sinewy arm 81 honest poseIiy. 10 . snlI
better gifl. No cong j. so hearty and
eheering-none that steals forth IRON The
windnss % gay saloons as The song Of
honest labor am0ng the hills and mum
lsins. oh! 10 be a msn-with The true
eneIgies and affections Of man-all men
isel u 10 be good. 10 be a heallhful
s'F'ng. itue-hesihd and l.y,ng man-
how much better is il. than 10 be The min
I'm or master, of any cnn6Ilion-lord,
landgrave, king Or CasM! How many
affections TOO are hspry-grslilude, ,ge-
nefvsity, pity 1--we, and The consc iousness
Of beng beloved And 10 bow lie hear.
&c "sllness and adurstion, before The
lnhnne. all blessing. eser-bIessed Oae-
10 sse IN The all surrounding brightness
and elery. not beauty and msiesly only
but the Ill Beautiful. sil. NJ iesuc. all
Cvnscions Hind aud Spirit Of love--lhis
!. 10 be filled ~nh murr Than crested ful-
mess, 10 10 be filled With al HE luluess
uf God.
A world where such things area
sorld. abuve all. uhrre such . presence
ls--sesme'h 10 me, goodIy word.
l"ok around upon il, mediate upon il,
! Zee! us dressings and beaiitudes; and
say. surely il - world Of plcnleolsnes:
md beauty and gsdness. 81 loves and
friendships. of blessed homes and holy
slisrs. II sacred communions aud lolly
.sl.iraiions. III immortal prospects; aud
lemrmber tina, He WIN made il. looked
upon u. aud saw ina. il VAS very good.
Per ~. D.,rs,,ss N.s.,,,....
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JoHS Q. ADAMs.-Allhough this vener-
able man has bee n stgmsiised with mnno-
mania. pronounced q lool. and piIied for
imbecIlny Of mind, we observe from The
proceedings Of Congress thai he displays
a lofty learning and talent 10 his speeches
ahich no man IN the House OF Represen-
,atives can reach. and not one in Tie Sem
ate can surpass. Foul he may be, but his
speeches are foo sensible for his oppon,
eni,; none of whom seem 10 cry HIM
single handed" for when one collars him,
'hey all collar him, and set they cannot
throw hm--the old gentleman, however,
IN The - scutle" very often "downs" an
opponent, and seems 10 lay him down with
great ease. as though he would no, hurt
hair on his head; be evincrs in this a
good deal Of The Quaker. Ilisrecenl de-
fence against the charge &c seeking To dis
solve The Union, and The allegations and
lmputalinns brought against him by Mr..
MsrshalTs resolutions. is as affecting and
patriotic as i, is powerful and triumphant.
IL is great pity. however. that The old
gentleman. who lived in The confidence Of
Washington. Jelfrrsoo, Madison, and
Monroe. under sll Of whom he held an
important station in ofiice--we saw il 10
a great pity that he should feel il bis duly
and think himself peUnred in refusing
to present any and all petitions sent to
him, without reference 10 character. This
evidently tends to tsrnish a name which.
had he avoided il, must have lived in The
recollec,ions Of generations Ear YET to
come, with reverence and greatIenown. 1
Milton Chronicle.
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THE HAPPY Mas He was born in
the cay Of Regsnerailon--in The house ol
hvlng fai,L---In The parish of Rrpenlancs
un1 life-educsleJ IN The scho.l OF sbe-
dirnce-snd lives in The plain OF pessr-
yerence-- works 81 The trade al dil,gence
has lnge es,ste 10 the county of Cen.
.en;msnt-shd Dies Jobs Of stli-denisl---
he wears the plain garment Of humility
and has better suit To put on when
he attends The crurl OF jusurr. The robe
of Chrisfs ELECTROMAGNETIC often walks
~ the valley Of self sbssemen,--sn some-
times climbs the Mountains &c spiritual
mindedne.s--he breakfasts every murn-
Ing on splriiual prsyet--aud sups every
evening On the same--he has mea, 10 ca,
the World knows not al -snd drinks the
sincere milk OF The VOID. Thus hspny
he lives. and happy he dies. Happy is lie
who has gospel Submission IN his will
due order IN his affections sound peace
IN his conscience --ssnc,iiyirg grace ~
his sou.--resl divinity in his breast
true humility IN his hesIi--the Redeemer's
yoke OF his neck--a vain world under his
ieet--s crown Of glnry on his hesd--bsp.
p.! thrice happy! is such man.
In order to attain uniu this state, pray
Frequently live firmly. wait patiently,
work abundan'y. live holy. die daily.
watch your heart. guide your senses. re-
deem your tune, love Christ, aud long lor
glory.
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The Deacon for me-. Papa" aid
me III his buys 10 lie deacon, ). / had a
Iunny dream Las, night"
.well. Tommy. what was your fun
ny dresm!"
- dreamed the devil cane in,o your
store !"
1.-The Devilr'
/. Yes ps, he devil: that he found vou
drawiGg glass Of gin Tor poor Ambo
Jsm,. Who las CITE. aud WIN broke IT.
lie habs's arm The o,her day because she
cried when he came home drunk. And
| thought The devil came up 10 she eoun.
Ter aud laid The end of his long tail IN
the char. and leaned over towards the
barrel where yon were Shopping 10 draw
Il oui. and asked 70 yaR wasn't deacon.
Aud thought Won dId'al look up, but
ssid sou WAS; and lien he erinned aud
shonx HE tail like a ca, thu, has raj,
and says he IN ne, /. ina, sr's the deseau
far mel" and ran nnt OF the shop laugh.
ing % loud. MA, pun my fingers 10 my
cars and woke up"
TIE deacon quiz the traffic and joined
The Washington Temperance Soeie,y. z
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|. is curiuus fact. thai children are
the hes, jadges ni character ., The first
sghi in the would. There is an old
Scotch provrrb, . they are never cann,e
ina. dogs aud BARNS dunn like" aud
there is no iruer provelb.
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State of south Carolina.
FDGEFIEID DISTRICT.

E1Y OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
Ed Ordinary of EiGci:id District.
Whereas. Gcorr. y Mciiic aud Thos.
McKie hath applied 10 me for Letters Of
Administration on Ill aud singular III,
goods and rhar;cIs. righ', aud credits 81
Charles McKic, late Of the District a!Urc-
said, deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite and admnn-
ish I'll and singular. tie kindred and crcdI-
rors Of The said deceased, To- lr au'i appear
before me, al oar next Ordrnnry's Court for
the said Dislric, 10 he holden At Edgefeld
Cour, House on the 2lst day Of November
inst. TO show cause. ii any, why the said
Administration should not he granted,
Given under my hand and seal this 9TH
dav of November, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty TWO. and in The sixry.scvcnth
wear Of Americas Independence.
O. TOWLES, o. !. u.
Nov. Z. 1912 ts2 I24l al
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a Card to the Public .

TIME Anouni Of bodily and mental
Il r:ser, arising from a neslec, OF
small crnrlain,s is iacalculablc, and II Is
therefore of lie utmost Importance that II
siric: IT en,ioa 10 :ac least and most lri-
flag nod,;y infrnitics should be had; for
diseases Of the body invariably affect the
mind. DR.. Mo6at's Tegetr6le Life 1iedi-
cines, in every .us,ance where they have
been thoroughly used, have Ir'umPhed
orer Disease in almost oil It's diversified
forms. The s%alu,ary effects OF the Life
Medicines have, in fact, been so universal
" experienced. tina, in the short space OF
hive years. they have become fully cstab.
lished as the most easy, safe aud perfect
mode Of treaimcu, ever offered 10 The
public.
II is unnecessary, here, for DR.. MofIa,
TO recapi,ulaie all the reasons which have
induced him 10 arrive at this conclusion.
II is sufficient for him TO shy, that the dis.
interested testimony Of his fellow citizens
who have been induced 10 use The Lille
Medicines, will freely be offered 10 any
one who may feel disposed 10 call al his
Office, 375 broadway. lie has there On
file several thousand letters, voluntarily
rrofercd by his patients, The receipt aud
pcrusaI Of which has given him mere
pleasure than all the wealth OF the East
could confer.
The reader may not perhaps he awarc
tho. The origin Of Moll;,'s Life Medicines
was tic result, Of II proiractcd and painful
illness Of their originator. Mr.. John Moi'a'.
When taken i'll. Mr.. NJ. was n prosperous
and 1ourishias merchant in the lower part
of the city OF New York. anri having con-
suited an! employed a number of nur most
skilIul physicians, he, after months OF SUI
icring. was prevailed upon 10 Try the mcd!-
cine which is now offered To the public.
The effect Of the Life Medicines IN his
" case was unparalleled IN the history
OF MEDICAL experience; and he immediate.
IL determined 10 make known To the world
q medicine To which he not only owed his
Own life, hut his happiness. The uniform
success which has since attended their adj
miuislraiion III every inslamcc where a tar
trial has been given them, has hocn Mites
ted hy thousands aud incoutcstit'ly proves
their intrinsic merit.
The Life Medicines can lie taken with
safely By persons Of age; aud the feeble.
lie irhrm. the nervous and Tie DELICATE,
are strengthened by their operation. be-
cause by their prompt aud proper action
upon The secreiions Of the system. aud
their assimilation with and pufifca,iou oi
the bio oil, they clear the system fall bad
h%urncrs, quiet a. nervous irriiabili,y, aud
invariably prDduee sound health.
For Sale by
C. A. MEIGS. agent.
Nov 9, 1912 If Al
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Oct. %
The Wonderful Cures
PERFORMED "

NHlst
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND 81
RUP OF pRUNUS ViEGiNiANA,
OR WILD CHERRY
MHORE PROOF ~ The cGFcaey Of DR..
I'VE !hmGya,'s Compound syrup Of Pru-
nus Tug,miGna. or Hdd Cherry.
Mrs. Brown, corner OF Second street
aud The forks OF Germantown road. elicc
tunily cured. lee symptoms WERE, gene
raj debility, attended with a consranIcough.
pain in Tie side. breast. and hack with
ulhcr symptoms indicative Of Pulmonary
Disease. not essential 10 intimate. Alter
using he second bottle Of this invaluable
medicine, her cough entirely disappeared,
and her strength increasing fas,.-aud by
The time she used Two BOTTLES more. she
found herself freed from nll pain and other
unpleasant symptoms which attended her
disease. She is now enjoying perfect
health, aud willing To give any inIorma-
lion respecting hc- cure: likewise recon.
mcnds this Syrup 10 all afflicted with n
Cough or Il Disease Of the Lungs.
For salcb by DR.. Swnync at 81 North sixth
st. Philadelphia. and Ivy
S d. CLARkE& Co. Druggists.
CorncrC Centre and Mercer streets, Ham
iaue Is If 90
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Eretaisol.'s .NOtife.

s III. prf.on.Iudcb;ed 10 TIC .>.auc "! VIM.
"a ! Glover, deceased II, seiue, ed Ia
com. tur wardEnud -,ttip H.;h ,opi = ii.r:,
wi, U..um the NuJp. uia A]crp.;:!l are tie, ~.
i.cd ior c"..rr,ion thus. uF..'E demands.
aga,ns, iilr said e,iair, are reqre-.ed 10 iIant
.!elu IN. legally n~ilrsir'i.
CHARLES J. CLOVER. EzeeufOr.
IL The trends o! ,ne r>lai'i.,iiiient arc al
lnlmrd, TIA, il wI'l bc conducted ~ formerly.
unlIi the hrs, day 81 January nest under TIE
The snpcriiicndancc u! Capt liord. who 70.
turns Ii,ankS To the Customers nj The 'sinblisl!-
men, for their past .avor-. anal s'ilcIIsa coIt'l-
uaucc. There Is At present an hand, ana WI!
he kept. II CHOICE assortment Of Groceries.
Nov II lO
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STOLEN

ENRON lie Stable Of the Subscriber, near
IL llgriield & fl. or iie night vi the 20ih
October, az rAcclirn; sorrcI HORSE. with 4
speck lu,li's I-is eye. end i small star III hi fore
head, aud no ",hcr wh!i" spot ahont him. lie
is rather under size, about : years old, aud Il
first rate work lIor+r. viii quick action. \
common cadGir ard uIiuf Bride were taken
viii, the Horse. lf;he 'l,iei is found and safe.
IS lodged in jaii, a!id l!r Horse retarded. lwen-
" dollars reward wiibc gwen by VIZ subscriber.
+. u. FiCkENS.
Oct. 81 II 80
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EO1EcP.

a PPLICATION will he made tntilh Legs
"a la,ure ofthis Stale nj is ilexi sesspn. that
all the right and title ofihe State, 10 aslthe 81.
tate, real and personal, whereof tue lsc Col.
Christian Brciaiaupt, or Gertrude JacSba bus
widow, was seized or possessed az INCLINE Of
his or her death, and particularly cclia lois IN
tho Town of Hamburg. supposed TO bssSciseai-
ed. NAV be vested in Ossiun Greg0rytar5 Sn-
san 4 natural daughter Of said Christ;Ia one or
both.
August II 3m Is
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

80 ~
BSY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
ZIP Ordinary of EdscGcld DISTRICT.
Whereas, Tandy Burkhalter hath APP
plied.io me for Letter. Of Administration
on a!l and singular The goods and cha',cls,
rights and credits of Susan Burkhallrr,
late OF The District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite ard admcn-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and crcdi.
tors of The said deceased. to he and appear
before me. nj our next Ordinory's Court for
the said District To be holden at Edge(icld
Court House on Tie 2lis November 1912,
10 show cause. if any. why the soid Ad
mirlslra'ion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this nh
day Of November, one thousand eight hun.
dred and forty ,w osnnd in line sixty-sevcn'h
year of AMERICAN Independence.
q. TOWLES, Q. l.. y.
Nov 1912. & l2A b ii
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

blBNtL - '
DY OLiVhR rOWLE@. !sqm.r
ID OrLinar. oi EhE- ,rid District.
Whereas, 'ian,iy burkhgtrcr. hath ~
piled 10 me for Letters Of hhnini,,r:un,
on all and singular the goods aud caattf!-.
rights aud credits Marnn Brrkha!c, late
Of the District aiorraih. deceased.
These are. therefore. 70 cite and .dmon-
ish all and singular. The kindred aud credi
tors ofrhe said deceased, TO be and appear
before me. ut our mex, Ordinary's Cnur,
for the said District 10 he holden Il, Edge
field Court House on the 2lst November
1912, 10 show cause if any, why the
said Administration should moi he granted,
Given under my hand and seaI This ~
day Of Nov. one thousand eight hundred
aud oriy.two, and in the sixty-scvcnls
year Of American independence.
O. TONLES, Oh. y.
Nov. Z. 1912. [S2 l24 II II
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a, hi former stand. know H. the Water Proc
" arrh"rsc
Detached rs it i from other bindings. lis To-
cation rcndrr, il nearly rs secure irnm tire. as
i; il was fire proof. The ilnor of lis two wings
have been elevated above the high wntcr mark
pi the .rr,, ircshrt of May 1910. and each "i
these divisions Of the building will store hon
1900 To lSU0 bales Cotton
Both oftiicsc are dcsig ned 10 be exclusively
set apart for the Cotton OF Planters aud Com
try Merchants. who will thus be secured from
the possibility ofloss and damasH from iresl'e,s'
lie avails himself of the present occasion 10
return his thanks TO his friends and patrons for
their liberal support during the las, season. He
soIici,s from them. aud the public generally. Il
continuance of this confidence. and assures
them. that in return for ihcIr patronage, he will
exert his best personal cilur,s 10 promote aud
protec, their interests committed 10 his charge.
In addition 10 this assurance, he pledges inin.
self he will in no case purchase n bale Of Cot.
ton. directly or indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sale and shipping OF
Cotton, the receiving aud forwarding Of Goods,
or any other business usually transacted by Il
Commission Merchant.
G.. WALKER.
Hamburg, August 4, 1872. Gun %
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Notice.

A Ii Persons indebted TO the Estate OfJolin
"A Cokcr. dec, are earnestly requested 10
mike payment. rs the condition of tho Estate
is such. lha, ! shall be compelled 10 close i, rs
soon rs il con possibly be done. therefore. am
in hopes those that are due said Estate. will
avail themselves Of this notice and make pay
men,. This LIST day Of August, 1912.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of EegefeH District.
Aug. 3, 1912 Il Y
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z o. 3. FORD vii! continue as hrtcioIn:s
% o 10 of-r irI sale :hr MOS, entire assofuncni
of DRY GOODS the country affords. lie
has NOW on hand the u'os, r"ln?leie stock ~
every variety that be has ever nad the pleasure
10 offer for sale.
Hamburg, s. c., Oct 10Th. Il 81
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NEW BOOT Il SHOE SHOP.

'Hb ESpECTFUI.L.Y informs The citizens oi
EA Edseiicld village and adjacent country,
tina, he las commenced the manufacture oi
Gentlemen and Ladies BOOTS aud SLIDES
opposite the Planters Hotel. anil iIom lIs hay
ing been brought NJ 10 the business, he ieeis
satisfied, that he will I've able TO give all WHO
may patron;zc him satisfaction. a. his WORK
shall be- we'll male, aud warranted rot 10 RIP.
Al work done mt Augusta prices.
n. L. All kinds ormcnd:ns in his line. c1ccut
cd will, lcalncss and despatch.
Oct > 80
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Declaration in At.
%fachmen!.

fachmeni.
ERTHEREAS the PlainIifFin the above
w stated case, has this day filed his
Declaration aSaisnI the Defendant. who is
absent from aud without the limits Of this
State, as it is said. having neither wife nor
attorney, known within The same, on whom
n copy Of the Declaration with n rule to
Plead thereto, might he served: Ordered
that the Defendant Plead to the said Dec
lara,ion. within q year and adny, rum the
date thereof, Otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. c. p
Clerks Office age Al
Nov, 81, 1911.
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For Sale.

7HVHE Subscriber offers for sale the well
IL known House in Aiken, fronting on the
Rail Road, and known as MhRSIi'S HO-
TEL. The house has been kept as a Public
House for several years. and contains 40 rooms
double and single, the greater portion ofthem
with fire places. Upon the premises are like.
WISE all necessary ont buildings, Kitchens, ne.
gro houses and s,abling for l0U horses, in the
yard is on excellent well of wafer.
Terms one third cash, the balance OH 4 credit
OF one and two years.
Aiso-Forty or fifty unimproved Lots, hand.
somely situated, within the corporate limits of
JOHN MARSH, .Aiktn.
QccV tf 45
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Cotton. Flour. Rac0n.
n Il IEEEERS

Hamburg. Augus,5, 1s42. 3m %
T. $. Planters committing tho sale Of their
Produce, OF the buying their Groceries 10 my
charge, can be saved the csPencf afcomiag TO
Market, by seudius directions, which will be
strictly attended 10; all Merchandise consigned
10 me. will be taken care of while in my pos
session, andi"rwardcd with despatch.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Vincent d. C%osburn, Applicant,

inccht d. Iosbufn, Applicant,
Joseph Parker AZ others. Dcscn'ts
i appearing 10 my satisfaction ,!.ar Joseph
l. Parker. Benjamin Parker. Nlli.Lm Parker.
iicZnkiali Barnes. T'alIcy aud wife Trn.
cy, reside without the limits of thi- safe. lis
therefore ordered. tina, they do appear and oh.
jecl to the division or sale of u tract olland de-.
visrd 10 the above named persons hy William
Robertson decd, on ar before the iw.niy-sixri
day OF December next. or their Consent, 10 the
same will be- entered oT record.
Given under my hnnd, n, my ciIicc. this ilh
day of October. 1912.
OLIVER TOWLES. o.r.p.
Oct. I'm "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-16
NOTECE.

UMlSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
HD The limI,ei partnership he;we'n }. .
b. FoRp of Hamburg. ;. & and Gh"EGh
NEWTON Of Augusta t;n.. would expire hy The
ARTICLES of lis formation on the 9th OF October
ISi3, but Ivy mutual co,srn, we hereby deter
mine TO limit lis continuance 10 the :rsl day o
February next.
]. o. Z. FORD.
GEORGE NJ. NEWTON
Hamburg, 5 C., Oct. lo,i'. II -