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General Orders.
HEAD QUARTERS,
~ I'll. t-l I,,n ISil

Columbia, 10Th June, lca3.
ORDER, No.
THyHE following REGIMENTS will parade
j. for Review and Drill, al the times and
places herein stated, VIZ:
The 3i;h Regimen, at Yorkyhle, on Thurs
day ac i0:!r of .iugust.
The 37rh Regiment at Limestone Springs,
on Saturday the l2,h o. August
The 35ili Regiment near Union CT. House
on Tuesday the 18th Of August.
The s5ih R,giiHent.a the Burnt Factory, oil
Saturday the ly,l Of August.
The Both Regiment at 'rimmons' old field OH
Tuesday the 2snd of August.
The l.. Regiment at BGulons, oil Saturday
the 26lh Of August.
The Sd Regiment c, Toney's old Store, on
Tuesday ,hr 29lh Of August
The 81. Regimen, nj Hunters, on Thursday
the 3lst VI August.
Tic 2nd Regiment q, Halls on Saturday
the 2nd Of September.
The i!nd Hcg,icn,a a, ilinlon's, on Tuesday
the 5ih of September.
The i,li Regiment II Eirrenncs. on Saiur-
day tl,c oh OF September.
The S;h Regimen, n, Morrow : old field, on
Thursday the lith Of September.
The 9th Requiem, 4; Lomaa's, on Saturday
the 10Th OF Scptr';bcr.
The 9ih Regiment 4, Loves. on Tuesday
the l9;h Of September.
The 10Th Regiment AT Richardson's, on
Thursday the 2lst of September:
The 9Th Regiment n the Old Wells, on Sa-
,utday The 2.;d Of September.
The Commissioned and non-comnissioncd
officers will assemble Il; their respective Regi.
mental muster grounds, for dI!!l aud instruction
OH the day previous 10 their rerlrw.
The MAJOR Generals and Brisadier Gene
rails will. with their suite attend The reviews
within their commands.
The Brisadicr Generals arc charged with
the extcn,ion of tn, order 81 far as relates TO
their respective BrIgades.
Bv order Of the COMMANDMENT chief:
]. W. CANTEY. AdjI. * lnsp. Gen.
IL T" he published in al! the papers located
within the Brigadrs ordered nut Tor review,
and to con,innc until the reviews are over.
Junc - l3i -
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Iuly 10
New Spring and Summer
G O0D I'D y.

TUyIIE Subscribers have just received, and
h are now Offering To their customers and
the public generally, a full and well selected
assortment Of
Fancy s. Staple Dry Goods,
Comprising every variety Of Goods IN their
line, suited To tho Spring and Summer trade,
which they will sell at prices TO snit the times.
ALso--A generaDess"rtment Of
Groceries, Hardware, Hats,
Shoes, DC. &c.
which will be sold At prices which cannot fail
to give satisfaction TO those who may favor them
with their patronage. We were induced by
the present reduced prices Of Goods, to make
heavy purchases, which enables us 10 offer
strong Inducements TO purchasers. We are
determined to SELL and let those who doub,
our ability to please them, coll and sec.
We al-o continue the business of
Millinery 81 &cManfuHsnakirig,
under the superinendrnco "f Mrs. c. NJ.
DOWD, and having received n new supply
Of Goods suited to that branch Of trade are
prepared TO execute all kinds Of work with
nea,ness and despatch.
Orders from the country promptly attended
10. BLAND IL BUTLER.
April II If III
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Devil in the notwithstanding
nv stay in Ireland. being on visit to 4
friend, i was cap,ivated by The "cberry
cheeks auG tempting lips" Of a young dai-
~ maid, whom often saw pass the house
where resided. enquired her name and
residence, aud found that she lived with a
Protestant Parson, who besides preaching
The doctrine Of The Gospel. kept very
extensive farm. After few side winks
at this pretty damsel. ! determined 10
make her visit during the lime the preach
er delivered from the pulpit his "iwice
told sermon. Iwen, accordingly as soon
~ saw The parson and his dame enter
the church. il would bc needless to tell
OF the many soft words whispered into
her ear; suffice il to say. found her jus,
as / should wish; bu. unluckily. love is so
insensible to every thing but his own 60.
MIA! feelings, that ] rather overs,ayed my
time.
We were aroused from our pleasing che,
by the old man and his wife laundering NJ
the door for admi,tance. What was 10 be
done p there wss no, the usual retreat for
lovers--a back door-to leap from either
of the windows would have been 10 plunge
into the jaws Of the lion. For Heavens
sake. my dear, Gran, me where you will
cried !, / wouId'n, have the parson catch
me here for worlds y I'm half ou, Of my
wi,s!r said she, .let me see,-I have it
get into that big churn, ip,inting TO a large
churn that stood in one corner Of The room)
---be quick, do for my sake-ihey'li no,
suspect your being there for they never
use it on Sundays" In jumped--and in
momen: was in utter darkness, che hav-
ing pu, on tho lii. iu this situation /
overheard all that passed. The parsou
and bis wife came in, the latter DOT with.
on, scoldiug tho maid for keeping them so
long al the daor. who said she was asleep
and all was we'll.
Thsold lady then told the maid tha, she
mus, Immediately put the cream into
large churn and 60 10 work, for i. was ex.
pected there wouldbe scarcity OF butler
in little while, and they had better make
the best uso of their time. 'Lud, sna'au'
said The frightened girl, would you break
tho sabbath = Break the sabbath. YOU
Jade ? there is no harm in working OIL
sunday. when we ere brough, TO it by ne
cessi,y; put !tiie cream in say The
maid then asked Sif,he small churn would
not do. Not aswhit! not whit, girl! The
large churn will work more at n ,imc.'
Dear ma'am' have always been brought,
up 10 keep the Sabbath sacred ''rul,
tut . replied the dame, as the pnrson en-.
tered. here my dear. this wench will DOT
churr because tits Sunday Out on ye!
---,lo you think if get my mare iu,o the
bog ,his morning. that Iwould'nt take her
out because il is Sunday! push! 90 make
your butter say Ali the entrea,ies Of
the poor girl were in vain; she was oblig-
ed 10 do the bidding of her superiors.
sat all this while snug in the churu re-
signed to my fale, whendowu on my poor
illfa,ej head came pail full of cream-I
held nv breath I'LL it passed and then
brcathed again, hoping j, was finished here
--bn. no-in came another aud another !
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Head Quarters.
lst DIVISION. :. c. ".
Edgefeld, July 18th, ls43.

EN- obedience 10 an order from the cOmmnn.
der.in chief. the following Regiments Of Ca
yalry. willparadc at the times and places here
in stated. viz:
The Ist Regiment at Olt PendIeton Village,
Oh Thursday the 9Th Sept.
The 2d Regiment Of Cavalry at Longmircs,
on Saturday the 10th Sept.
The commissioned and npH.c0mn.'ssloned
officers (ccrpcra's inciudedl will assemble the
day previous for drill. and instruction.
The division and Brigade Staff. Will at'eh'l
the reviews Of the division.
by order Of Brig. Gent u. l.. Bonham.--
Commanding Is, Division.
JAS. L. ORR,
Dep. AdJ't. Genl.
Iuly 10 gt %
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

~ ne IohMON LG<1c.
HOHN w. MCCLELLAN. who is in the Gus
81 tody of the Sheriff ofAbbcville Dis;ric, by
virtue oftwu wriis Of pias ad satistaciendum,
nj the suits of James II. Giles and Wilson 4
Lomax, having filed his petition with sche-
dulc. on oath, OF his whole estate, real and per-
sonu. for the purpose OF obtniuing the benefit
of the Acts OF. the General Assembly, com.
monty called the Insoveni Debtors Acts
Public Notice is hereby given, that the pe'i-
ton of the said John w. McKellaI will be
heard and considered in the Cour, Of Common
Pleas for Abbeville District, u, Abbevil'e Court
House, on the sixteenth day OF October next, OF
such other day thereafter rs the Court may
order during the term. mcncng at the SAID
place. on the third Monday OF October next,
and all The creditors Of the Said John w. Nc
Keiiar are hereby summoned personally or by
their attorneys, 10 appear then and there in
the said Court, TO shew cause. if any they can.
WHY the benefit of the Acts aforesaid shonld
not be granted 10 the said John w. Mckellar,
upon his executing the assignment required
by the Acts aforesaid.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. p.
Clerks Office, 10Th May, iei3.
May 81 ($l7 625) 3m Is
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there ] sat up to the chin in milk; one
bucket more and should have been
drowned mani hjl upon something al
last. Just as the deadly fourth WIS i'm
pending, leap, on The top Of the churn'
ali besmearcd with demonstrating my-
self aud making the most diabolicai faces
tho human Vishgc could form.-ll had the
desired effect: the maid favoring The trick,
screamed out, the devil was in the butter.
milk, aad rau up siuirs. The parson aud
his wife scampered into the kitchen, and
,ambIed head aud heels over each ohor
took The ime-jumped of the chnrn-
ou, of the widow, and did not look be-
hind me until arrived safe at home.
Thus ended my adventure with the dia-
ry maid. A story got among the preach.
crs supcrs,iiious flock, that the devil had
risen from the churn. and accused him ol
inpiously breakinsl,he sabbath.
The parsou himself really believing thai
il was the devil, never again attempted to
make bultes on Sunday.
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Head Quarters.
EpGEriELp. July 3, Isl


ORpER SO.
FEy He following Companies will parade FOR
III Drill and Instruction n; the times and
places herein s;alcd.in The Upper Battalion OF
the Seventh Regiment. South Carolina Militia.
The Edis,o Beat Company, Oh Saturday the
9Th Of Angus, next.
The Shaw's Creek Beat Company. on Sa.
.urday the 18th "fAugust next
The Hore's Creek Beat Company, on Sa-
turday the 18th Of Augus! next.
The Court House Beat Company. on Sa.
tnrday the 18th Of August next.
The Captains are charged witt, the eX'cnron
Of this Older, 30 far as relates TO their rc.pec-
tive Companies.
BY ordcrot
SAMUEL. POSEY,
II. Col. 7m Resl. IaE. S. {. ".
July 8 ~ %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLEs, Esquire

H.
I'D Ordinary of Edgefeld District.
Whereas, james II. Richardson, and
james s. Guignard, hath applied TO me for
Letters of Administration, Oh all and sin
gulas The goods and charcls, rights md
credits Of BENJAMIN Richardson late ol the
Disrric, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adrnon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credI-
tors Of The said deceased. 10 he and appear
before me. .at our nex' Crdinary's Court for
the said District to be holden nj Edgched
Court House on The lilh Of Aug. 1913,
To show cause, if any, why the saId Ad-
miuis'rn,ion should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 3ldt
day Of July one thousand eight hun
dred and forty three. &in the sixty-seyen'h
year OF 4 mcrican independence.
O. TOWLES, o. T.. %.
Aug. 9, 1913. iS2 l24l b 81
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EQUITY.

Richard Hardy, et al.
vs.. Bill for Partition.
Thomas Hardy, CT al.
H r appearing to the satisfaction Of the Com
Il missioner, tina, the Defendants Thomas
Hardy, James Hardy, Barbara Howerion Al
len fioweron, Howeron. children OF
Nancy Howcrton, dcccased. C!iales Bnssey
aud wife Ellzn. and James Key, Abner Clan
ton and wife Tary o. Glan,on. John Parks
ard wife Lucy w Parks, reside wi,hou; the
limits Of the State; on motion. by Bonham.
Complaiuan,s Solicitor. ordered, that The said
ab-cn, defendants do plead, answer or demur
To complainanis bill. within three months from
the publication Of this order. or the said bill
will be taken pro eonfesso agains, them.
u. TERRY, C. E.E.D.
Comm'rs. Office, Edg.ftH Moy 20, ls43.
May 81 - 3m IL
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DIR. CHA MPEON,S

VEGETABLE, ASTf-EfLtOUs. ANTI-DYsPEP-
TIC PURIFYING AND CATHARTIc PILLS,
Possessing four important properties. .tor Me
cure Of diseases, carefully 0ad correctly combined,
ore article foassist the e5eei Of another, for hs
benefit Of the health Of mankind
This medicine is recommended TO the attan-
Iion Of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Billions habits, Cosiive-
ness, Cholera morbus, Rheumatism, Scrofula,
foul Stomach, ,depraved appetite, Worms, Com
dialgea, which is known By sinhing sensa-
ton at The pit Of the stomach. jaundicc ,.lfead.
che aud sick stomach, palpration Of the heart.
DiarhGa. Dysentcry, or Hux. Nercus atfec.
ton. Heart burn, White swelling, and all
those diseases arising from impure blood.
Price - cts. per box, and for sale by
FRAZIER d. ADDISON,
Edgefeid c. H.. S. C.
RlSLEY IL CO. Hambng. S. T..
HAVILAND, RISLEY, & CO.
augusta, Geo.
Also, in nearly all OF the towns and villages,
and BY numerous country agents 10 all the
Western and Southern States.
June % Grp 81
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DALLAS Co. Ala. April 4 1913;

DALLAS CO., Ala. April 4, 1G43:
DR.. Champion Dear sir.-Of the pills
which received from you | have found sale
for a considerable quantity. think that it
will be sIckly here III consequence Of the wet
spring Your pills give such general sat:sfac-
ton shere. that am persuaded by my neigh.
bors to write 10 you for n large supply Of both
kinds. I, is now known that keep them,
and people will come 80 or 40 miles for them.
Please send them soon, Is expect to sell all
that have written for by the time your agen,
is around in July.
Yours with much respect,
BENAIJAH KING.
Each box contains "a pills, IL of which are
sufficient 10 cure any ordinary case Of Chiils
and Fever. Price 81 %. and
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Head Quarters,
COLUMBIA. I'D June, 1873.

COLUMBIA. I'D June, 1913.
ORnrK No. -
A n Election fo, Major General 10 fill the
"A vacancy occasioned bv III, resignation of
Major General George McDuic Of the First
Division. will take plac" OH Saturday line Both
of September next. The Brisndicr Generals
of the isvision are required 10 extend this or
der TO ;:,clr respective Brirades. and make n
rc,urn ia,nrciaielv thereafter. 10 the Adjutant
and Inspector Generals, department at Colnm-
bia. the result Of said election.
By order of The Commander in Chiels
J. w. CANTEY,
hdi'i s fnsp. Gent.
July la 23
J' To be published in all the papers in the
Division until the election.
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Extraordinary po,rer Of The Huniss'
WW.-A long time ago wo recoilect
bearing Of some experiments performed
by.tw ancient graduates Of Ecolc Poly
techiuque. a drop Of quicksilver hermc-
tricaliy sealed in small nutshell, coto-
red with wax, a,mchcd 10 a thread. on
being held over parcel Of dimes placed
iu a straieh, line will move from one eud
of the silver 10 another and its motion can
be stopped by mere effort OF the will !!
If this ball be held over a gold watch a
rotary movement can be oblained, and the
motion reversed by the action ofthe mind !!
We tried the experiment we terday aud
found j, to be perfectly successful.
n. o. Crescent.
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GROCERIES, sc.

GROCERIES, &c.
TEVHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
Il friends and the public, that they have re-
ccived large and fresh supply of GOODS,
selected by Que of the firm. IL, Nc'y York, Boz.
ton. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston,
which la addition Ia their former stock. COM
priscs The larses, and best assortment Of Goods
ever offered IN this market. consisting III part
as follows:
80 hhds Porto Rico. New Orleans and
StCrox Sugars,
$50 bags Rio. Cuba, Porto Rico. ST, Do
minso. Java. and Mocha Coffee,
20 hhds. West India Nolasses,
10 tierccs Cuba do.
80 bbs. New Orleans do.
10000 lbs. Bacon. Hams. .Sidcs& Shoulders,
$4,000 " Swede Iron, assorted sizes,
5000 - English do.
5000 =" Band and Hoop Iron,
1900 I" Nail Rods * Iinrse Shoe shapes,
1000 Cast, German. Il BlIstered Steel,
200 sets Wagon Boxes,
100 sacks Salt. (bleached sacks,)
1900 bushels Sail, in bulk.
500 pieces Hemp and Tow Baggins, 10
10 .i6 inches vide,
$50 pieces Gunny Barsing.
1000 los. Bagging Twinc, (Nearcrs,)
$50 coils Manila Bale Rope,
100 do Hemp do do
$500 yards O-naburgs.
5000 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar,
1900 :. - crushed DO.
5000 Z" powdered do.
1000 d" single refined Loa! do.
20 boxes Turrenune Soap.
I'D ~ Sperm Candles,
90 IlulI's patent Candies,
) lierces fresh ground Rirc
1000 lbs. White Lcrd No. | Union Mills,
~ bbl. Canal Flour. (chocc brandt
40 doz. dining, parlor, rocking aud
ciiildren's Chairs,
leases Hats and Caps.
I5O casks S,nuc Lime. (isfine order.)
20 kegs Dnpouis fFF Z Powder,
1000 lbs. Bar Lead
40 Oboxes Window Glass sxl0& 10xl2,
l30 bags Shot. assorted sizes,
$500 pairs Shoes.
Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chocolate. Cn-
namon, Almonds. Starch. Nuimegs, iiue chew
ing Tobacco, Negro Cloths, Blankets, Shoe
Thread, Cotton Yarn. Cotton Cards. Wool
Cards. Tacks, Sievcs, Plough Lines, Indigo,
Blue Stone, Copperss, EPSON Salts,
I.in.eed Oil, Lamp Oil, n Superior ariiclc,)
Trace Chains, Filth Chains. Smoothing Irons,
br..s bound cedar Buckets. horse Buckets,
Pals, Tubs. Keclcrs, Willow Wagons, nests
Feathers. SC &c. &c.
SfBLEY Il CRAPON.
Hamburg, July ], lSi3. II %
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A Kiss and The Conssqpenccs.-Sheriff
Ware. Of Gloucester county, n. j.. gave
MIR. WIN. Batemau a severe horsewhip-
ping al Blackwoodtown, on Sunday. the
2ls, ul;imo, at the door Of The Presbyterian
church! The provocalion, il is said. was
kissing Or attempting TO Kiss the Sheriff
wife. Mr.. Bateman was aogged ill his
clothes hung In ta,,ers and his whole per-
son was covered with blood. His kissing
propensilies will oc checked for while al
least.
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State of South Carolina,

StutS OA SOuth SdsUtlHas
.iBBEFILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Samuel Jordan, Admr. | Bin for MdrskaHirs
Of Jno. s. Ansly. assets. and for sale
Q. >eftReai Estate for
Sarah Ansly, and payment Of Debts.
Ccles,ia Ansly.
TN pursuance OF an Order, made in this case,
l. a, June term, 1913, requiring the creditors
Of the estate Of John s Ansly, to appear be-
fore the Commissioner, and p:ove their de-
mand against said estate, on or before the frs,
Monday in January next hereby appoint
"Wednesday The 18th Of November next. The
creditors OF said estate will therefore take No.
fiec to appear before me and prove their de-
mnnds, on that day. at Abbeville Conr House.
II. 4. JONES. c. Z. A. u.
Commissioners 06iee. 20th June, ls43.
Jun2S 3m -
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Head Quarters,
2yD REGInEsr CAVALRY.
July 18th, l.i3.

July 18th, lsi3. 5
ORDER No
Nm obedicnce 10 orders from Brig. Gen'l,
n Bonham an election for AInjcr of the lower
battalion of the 2nd Regimen, Cavalry. will be
held on Saturday, the 18th of August ncs,, to
hll The vacancy accustomed by the resignation
of Lieut., Col. Mgsdy. Each Capt. will give
the legal notice within his own limits.
BY order of Col. JAS.lC. SPROUL.
July 10 Ct %
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Res'Gl. Head Quarters,

EpcErIELp, July y3. 1913
Orders No. l2.
WNHE Upper Battalion of Tho Seventh Re-
n giment Infantry, s. c. NJ. is hereby or.
dered to Parade at the Pine House. on !sntnr.
tnrday the I'd ofSep,en,ber next. for Drill aud
Review. The officers and non. commissioned
Offices will assemble the day previous for
Drill and Instruction.
The Seventh Regiment will parade at the
Old Wells, on Tie 2.d September, the officers
and non-commissioned officers the day pre-
vious.
LOUIS r. WIGFALL.
Col. 7h Rrgt Inf. S. {. IL.
July 3 l2 %
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He drew the mystic circles bound.
with skull aud cross.bones frnc'd around
He traced full many siSil there;
He mu,ter'd many backward pray'r,
That sounded like q curse
He comes.--he cried with wild crimaec,
.The Felles, Of Apollyon's raccf-
Then in his startled pupils face
He dash'd-an EAPTY PCRsE.,
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Tetoial Redding.-A friend. sending a
Marriage notice from Chester says. -lf it
had been a, all convenient, we should
have had our share Of the cake" For his
kind intention, we thank him. But We
are more gratifed with another item Of in
formation he gives US. He says. ",hc
weather was warm. the company large,
and lots of cold-wa,cr used. but nothing
stronger" BY The by. there was great
discovery made q, this same wedding par
ty, i, was, that glass Of cool water would
do jus, as well, or better, TO sip, while eat.
ing piece Of pound-cake, as glass Of
wine or any thing else.-Tem. .4dv.
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Effects of Lie.-Last week Hugh
Quin was put on trial for breaking open Il
letter. Itappearcd in evidence ihn, the
wife Of the gentleman TO whom the leiler
was directed, broke ii open. and TO avoid
the resentment OF her husband, she reQues-
ted Mr.. Quin to say that he had broke
the seal. This he did, aud he was i'm
dia,cly apprehended on charge, which
if proved against him, would have con-
signed him to imprisonment for year
and subjected him to fine Of $500. The
lady was obliged TO come forward und,cx-
onerate the man who had lied her behalf.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
s. NJ. w. ID. l.. MILLER, who has been
~ arrested. and IS now confined within
the bounds oflh Jail Of Edgcfeld District, by
virtue ola capias ad sa,isfaciendpm. nj The sui.
of James Cannady, having filed his petition.
with schedule on oath. Of his whole estate and
effects, with view Of obtaining the benefit Of
the Acts Of the General Assembly, commonly
called the luso!yen, Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given. that The peti-
ton ofthc said ). NJ W. ID. l.. Miller will be
heard in the Cour, of Common Pleas for Edge
iir:ld District. nj EiseheId Cour' House on
"Wednesday the fourth day OF October neIi, or
on such other day A. IL Court shall order. dur
ing The term. Commencing Oh The FIRST Monday
IN October next, 1T said place; ard all The cre-
diiors OF said s. M. w. d. l.. Miller, are here.
by summoned either personally or by their al.
,Orncy, then and there, in said Court, TO shcw
cause, if any they can. why The benefits Of the
Acts aforesaid should no, be granted TO the said
:. NJ. w. ID. l.. Miller. upon his executing the
assignment required by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. c.P.
Edgefeid c. H. Clerks Office,
2irh March Is43.
Jun % ($l7 Gay 3m -
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~. Cs0ss|sse;Ss ssss Sc
4 te1lsSss S SSe,&SSs
s1 aSs
@&petif Gstess;
Ero,n Benlleu's lI:seellanl.

From Beatiey's Miscellany.
RAISING THE DEVIL.
sAEp hast thoa nerve enough 7 he SAID,
That grey Old Man, above whose head
Unnumberd years had rolrd-
sAnd has, thou nerve 10 view, he CRED.
The incarnate Fiend that Heaven dehed !
Art thou indeed 50 body
sSay, cans, thou with unsbrinking gaze.
Sustain, rash youth, the withering blaze
Ofthat unearihly eye,
That blasts wher'cr !, iishts.-,hc breath
Thai, IKE the Simeon. scatters death
On oil that yet car die.
sDar's, thou confront that fearful form,
Tha, rides the whiaiwind and the storm
In wild unholy rcvell
The terroys Of that blasted brow,
Archapgels one. though rnin'd now
Ay,--dars'i thou face The DEriLT
sldaYer the desperate Youth replied.
And placed Rim by tha, Old Mans side.
Ia fierce and frantic giec.
Unb,enched his check aud firm his limb;
mo pal,ry juggling hend bur HIM
TnE DEYiL IL fain would see
In all his Gorgon ,errors clad,
His worst, his lellest shape. tie lad
Rejoircd in reckless tone
sFfaYe then thy wish Albsrtus said.
And sich'd. and shook his houry head,
With many bitter groan.