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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

"A ECONOMY AND FAisI5IUN.-Io unose
q who study economy.-Ths subscriber, in accordance
S with th. times, has reduced his superior imitation
Noleskin Hats Oh nr bodies, the low price oil
81 25 The above elegant dress Hat and viii fSnpas
with hats sold in this city at 81 30 and A and
warranted give satisfaction. Also constantly
g and silk hats Of the best quality sess IA
the lowest city prices for cash. An assortment 81 ys.e{ a
Cloth CAPS constaItly on hand. J. w. KELLoOo,
anil I'm No 122 Canal.xt.. corner nj Ibompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

tlsElyG AT NEwFouNpIASD.-Ihc Ncwound-
d rires of August Gays - An uuiosuuat afis;r has
sHsa place IN the neiShborhood OF Lamauc haybor on
southwest shore If the Island. !tapfetrs t!iat euc
@ had broken through the restrictions o! the Treaty
between England aud France and was fishing IS Is a
Snoa OCCURRENCE within me limits especial! assigned TO
- british boats crew Of II NJ Ship Electro, which
'Fn e there foc the protection Of our fisheries, gave
ss 70 tie French boat, and beias able % oorae up
s neI shot was fred heT bows Tor he pufPos
eag'ng her TO. This however failing Il It's Intended
~. another Shot was fired over the Freedman --,s
ssc, except dat greater determination 70
nd WITH the help of additional manifested
eS'ras boat, shot fred isto The French craft
I, we regret TO add, one Of the latter as killed"
~ The Boston Daily Advertiser says the
so!s amount OF money paid The District Court, N
@ % bankInptcy apto the ad August $3.50 ,6o7 So
Naes sil ,ls6 - has been paid out. Dhidea5s have
- 'haee IN more than three hundred cases.
az, ~ The Boston Bulletin is III future to adyo-
we election ofpaaieI Webster to The Presidency. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

Nj RS. ;. z. KEIUS BUAtlDINT IND DHl
lV1 SCHOOL, 1874 Fourtl-stregt, near the Washing ton
square, viii reopen the first Monday IN September: Pa
will please bear mind the importance OF er Children
being punctua attendance that day that they may b.
present the organization Of the classes Mrs Rc! Will be-
home from the st Of September 10 the 3D. from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ until r. NJ, and from z. NJ Until = M, receiYe
those parents who may wish confer with Mrs relative
TO her institutions. Mrs. Rwi be happy explain her mode
instruction and her those parents VINO may wish to
MACE iurr daughIerx under her charge. au2 3W
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
GosaalmercIaA.
~ff,NRuna. Jan. 81,

AAAhbouut suh' -.
CoAos.-The past week has been one
Of rather an unusual dullness in our Cot
ten Market, which we presume is owing
pretty much 20 the buyers waiting for The
news by the Steamer Caledonia. /; will
be seen on reference To our "Foreisn
Head" that these accounts have come 10
han'l. which we're received here On last
evening. During the week. ending Satnr-
day, the receipts nave been large, and on
yesterday aud today, we noticed a great
many cotton wagons in town. Prices last
week ranged from AZ TO 81 cts; principal
sales 81 c,s.; good aud hnc 6 10 Ga cents.
The nowsby tho Caledonia may be con-
sidered rather fat,erins, rs it shews a arm
market ir Liverpc2l, and q healthy slate
oflrade in The manufacturing districts. We
are under the impression from what we
sea To-day that we can venture to advance
our quotations on mos, descriptions, say,
s 10 81 aud 8 cts. for principal sales. As
tho quality arriving is generally OF tho
lower descriptions, our quotations should
not be considered as a criterion for fair and
choice Cotton, which we think would com
mand. when well put up, 81 to- Cts
Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
Ub,, q Fcrm,r Should b,.-A fan,

Hha! a Fcrmer Should be.-A farmer
should be we'll instructed in chrmin,ry
generally, more particularly as applied 10
agriculture; he should tc well versed in
miuc,a!ogy, geology, botany. aud in the
physiology of seeds, plauts, and trees, and
auimais, including the species of biriana. +;
he should learn geometry, m~cnsurMion.
&C.; be- should study POLITICAL economy so
far as 20 have a clear conception Of the
sources Of wealth and prosperity. In our
republican G~nve-umcpt b; should be
taught 10 vindica,c them Ibvfa lcrse and
condensed cloculion. II Will h. 4 happy
event for our country when on, farmers,
so educated, shal! have the asccndcncy in
our halls Of iegisiation, aud thereby put n
stop 10 the fu'laci'ns specia! p!eniings of
d.magogues. who have already reduced
orr country, possessing all the means Of
prosperity in a %pre.cminrnt dcgfcc. to a
most pi,iable condition by their miserable
legislation:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
CHARLESTON, Feb. 4.


Cotoa.-rhe Cplaad market continued
throughout Saturday in the feeble aud de-
pressed state noticed in u review OF tina,
morning, the operations having been re.
slrictcG 10 positive orders, which pare
generally executed al love, rates. On
Monday Inst favorable ndvices reached os
fiom The other side, per Caledonia. atBos-
ton, bn, in consequence Of the iaclemenr
stale of The woaIner, nclhins WIS done (;
GU Tuesday and Wednesday there was q
good demand for the gricie, prices rallied,
and tie rates CURRENT ia the early part oil
The previous week were realized ; within
the last ,wp days, how the market has
been depressed, and holders 10 bring GU,
ouvers have ia some instances Submitted
20 Il slight reduction. particularly on the
lower g'udesi but as tho decline is no,
general, VIC cortinuc thu quotations givon
in our last. but would remark, that they
wero with difficulty maintained yesterday.
The receipts Of The week a:e S96l bags,
and the sules 1861 bags, at prices rung.
'us from 81 70 &. cts. per To- Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

Snor- Extremely Cold Last week
VIC congratulated our readers upon the
unusually wars, ~sptius.like weather we
had enjoyed for The ten days or two
weeks rre,:oGs. DC Sunday night last
it became cool. and On Morday. lyossing
Snow commenced falling thick and sasl,
aud ccn,iuueG to do so until the middle Of
the day, bu, owing TO The warmth OF The
Garth, il melted nearly as fast Us il fell
Tuesday was clear ant rieasan,-H ed
ncsday. very cold and windy tThernome-
Ter standing -, 20 degrees u. Ii O'clock. a.
IN aud Oh Thursday mnrning, al sunrise,
The mercury was only Jour degrees a50cs
zero! the severcst cold We have eSperieu.
ced since Feb. 1885. when Tie China and
other ,snier ,re:s were Killed The dis,an.
mountains are s;iii covered with STOW
and ws may expect very frosty weather
50 long as ,!!a, is the case. -Grseasit's
Mo1a.ainter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

Nurdi-.-Hc learn from unluub,cJ au.
thori'y that Mr.. Lea, a hos d.ovcr from
Krnlncks, was shOcSias!y murdered on
his return home, 4 Jaw days ago., in l:,c
mountain :rsion VI Virginia, by TWO men
who travelled with him the principal part
of The day on which he was murdered. II
seems tina; he was shot by q pistol in the
back part of his lead while pa,s;ns through
a lonesome region Of country hc fell from
his horse instantly gasping for breath. The
robbers thercupon rilcd him OF his pocket
book, and we;. ia the acl Of riding or when
they were suddenly b-ough; TO q stand by
the appearance ot two mountaiaecrs, who
happeued 10 be close by, hunting game in
The woo,is. 1t appears that The Two hua-
tors iist not separated long in The forest
bclurc they heart the report Of The pistol,
Rnl each taking il for granted that the
other had shot 1t something, thcy both ran
TO see wha, had been shot both fortunately
boundcd il,o The road about the same time
one n lillle above and ,he c.hcr Il l;:;lc be.
O~ she robbers. SeGius the sight desert
bed. they quickly sprans the triggers Of
their titles ond lid tie murlercrs stand or
die. Gu approaching Lea they found him
in Inc lest asouie, of death; but Inc was
able 10 tel who shot him. and who rob-
Led him he aisu told the hualers rIa, the
robbers had missed lis money, which as
concealed in his coat collar ori a few mo-
meats after this be expired. The hunters
thea marched The robbers to the village
Jail. The mime of The county and village
is not rccoliccreL.-.NitLon Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
Bethany Academy.

SITUATED threo miles above Liberty
y Hill, near Bethany Church. in Edge
field District. on a poor ridge Of land. re-
mole from plantations, or any local cause
for disease.
The TrusieesLof this Institution take
great pleasure in announcing 10 the public
generally. that they have secured The servi.
ces of The Rev. 4. 6. BRgwER, 10 take
charge Of it for the present year. common
cling or The first Monday in February I;
and from the reputation, high recommend.
aiions aud long experience Of this gentle
man az u Teacher, the Trustees feel per-
fcclIy justified in recommending this In.
slitai!on 10 tive country around, aud TO the
public generally for their support. Gund
boarding can be obtained in the nciehbor-
hood convenient 10 The school at six dollars
per munlh. Ten monIhs will be the scio-
lastic year. divided into w sessions. hve
months each. and at The close Of each ses.
sion a public examination Of The students
II take place.
The follow Ing branches wifi be taught,
and al the following prices. viz:
CrthogroPhv, Reading, Wiring. Ari,h-
matte, Modern History, and
Modern Geography. per scss. 8 6 %
Enslisi. Grammar. Ancient Elisro.
ry, Ancient Geography, Bota.
any, Natural Philosophy, Bco!.
Keeping, &C., per session, 9 90
Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Sur
yeyins, Chemistry, Astronomy,
DC, &C., per session. 10 90
Mr. L. is amply qualified to teach the
dead languages. bot anticipating bis En-
slish Scholars will be quite Sufficient IL
engage his entire attention for the prescnI
year. he does not propose to 'ako any stu.
dents only those WIN wish 10 eua2e in The
study Of tho branches above sci forth.
AENER PERRIN,
T. J. HlBBLER,
ri ~ T.. G. ROBERTSON r
A. r. FRAYLOR, fI'S.
J. SHELLEY.
w. 8. COTHRAN.
Feb. l. 1913 e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

%; Contents Of the Southern Asricui.
iurist Tor the present month.
An Address delivered before tho ST.
Andrews Ashley and S,ouo Agricultural
Association, July, 1912; by Johu s. Bris.
bape, PrssidenL-An Inquiry into the Ma
lure and Benefits Of On Agricultural Sur
vey Of the State OF South Carolina. by
John Bechmaa.-The Advantages of en-
Agricultural Journal, by S. I.-Ou The
Culture Of Cotton, by W. W.-Rcccu,
and Extensive Marlius IN South Caroiina,
by ]. II. Hammond.
Miseeiansow.-Ri dse Vcrsas Fla. Drill;
A new principle 10 H"r,icul;ure; Grape
Vine Cuttings; Grating; Frui, Trees;
Madder; Tar for the Wheels; Easy mode
Of cutting Iron.
Monthly Horticultural! Calensar.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
From ME Globe. ofte Both all.

In the House, to-day, the mos, imPor-
,ant matter was the report Oft Commit
tee of Ways and Means on The assurnP-
ZION OF State Debts; and tho issue oil two
hundred millions Of paper money, III The
credit OF tho General Government, TO ef'
feet hat object. Tn. Federal majority on
The committee reported against Tho expo
dieDcy Of tho project. The m'nor!iy, con-
sis,iug Of Mcssrs. pickens Of South Caro-
Ina, Jones of Virginia, aud Aliiertoh OF
New Hampshire, look higher srurnd, and
d~eauuucco the whole scheme, as utterly a,
war with the Constitution. and dangefOus
10 The Union. Tue report oil the minority
will be found brief, but clear and cogens
Il was prepared in the interval of a single
day, alter The uajoriiy was ready 10 re-
porr, with q ,.cw TO viudlcnic the minority
(cuneuiriug, IL, they iid, in the CONCLUSION
o. the maturity 90 TO the lnexPedicncy oil
the p~,ojerl) from the inference which
Nigh, be drawn. that their objections were
based merely upon temporary aud Change
! able views .. expectancy. The Cons!.tu-
| ton nus in~terpo,cd an absolute lntcrdici
ascins, the blending Of State aud Fedora!
powers, aud, a>ovc all, against Inc assu'nP-
lion 81 STATE obligations, BY exc't'nG the
sovereign saxias bower 70: Safe iIposes
thus, in effect, absorbing and coniourd-
iss State duties with Sla.e Responsibilities.
aud rendering he central Federal machine
tho moving power Of The whole system -;
all Tue STATES deriving from i, The supplies
necessary TO their maintenance.
The shor, aud decisive report Of The mi
noriiy, however, presents. in the c%!earess
and s,Ionse>, light, the constitutional priu-
ciples, AMI the consequence Of j dcpar-
lure from il. ii was prepared, we believe.
by Mr.. P!rk-ns. Sustained, as i, is, by
the names oil ~lcssrs. Jones aud A,herton,
we may hope that i, will uo, want the
sanction o, any %porlicn OF the Democratic
party in the Uniou.
In our nex, VIC will publish the Reror,
Of the miacrisy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
tuGusra Feb.2.

AUGUSTA Feb
Remarks.-We shall DO brief in our re-
marks as the adviccs from Europe to the
3th of last mouth, sustain tho views We
'ook of the future prospects of the cotton
market. Thuss advices may be tonsi-
dercd as favorable, so far as they show
that the present rates will not much vary.
aud TIA, such rates only can keep up tho
markets. both ia Europe and in this coun-
try, IN a healthy condition. ANY ma,eri.
III advance Of those rates. will inevitably
produce arrangement in trade. aid much
loss 10 ''loss who will have operated whiie
Tue market was subjoc, TO an upw ard
tendency. Al present rates fair opero-
lions eau tic entered into. w;,lou, apprc-
hentius much da:fscr ofhcaSyy losses, but
without expecting large profits. We
shall! publish IN our next paper The annual
circular Ct the Liverpool association OF
cotton bruscrs. IL is an excclIen, docu.
mer'. dictated by prudence and a pesfec,
knowledge Of facts, II deserves attcH.
lion.
Cvi.on.-Thc receipts have Lcc., large
since last Thursday. a'revious 10 the
reception Of advises by.lhe Steamer Of The
4;h ol JANUARY the market was inactive,
ho!Iers aud buyers declining TO operate TO
the then current rates. Eut since, and
particularly on Tuesday. the market has
assumed an active pos;tion, aud there ana.
ny operations ef.cled. 4, an improvement,
Oh th, previous weeks quotations. There
is decidedly q better feeling 10 the market.
every thics indicaies firmuess and confi-
dcnce in present prices, with the shade
OF nd 'ancc obtained ty holders. Tic
sales were made chiefly at S, 81. and G
cculs. We mus, quote a 10 7 Us the OK
IRENE rates. onsituLoRc!ist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

The ErseG!i0n Of CrompeH. B anlsL
10 be. former application 10 Judge Belts,
for an arrest Of Mackcnzie aud Ganseyort
in charge of murder. The widow Of Crom
well yesterday made n similar application
of Judge Lynch. IN The Court OF Sessions.
II was found upon the same allied led facts
rs the other, ana Judge Lynch refused 10
gran, the warrant desired for the same
reasons which influenced Judge Belts.
The Cour, Of Inquiry, tic SAYS. rcror-
med the duties Ct 2 grand inquest in the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

Naral Court Martiai.-Thc baltimore
Patriot says. that the following officers
embrace the Cour, Martial in the case OF
Commander Maekenzie-bsius II Cap
taius and 2 COMMANDERS.
Captains Duwncs, President; Read,
Bolton, Turner. Sloa,, Smith, S,orer,
McKeever, Page, Gwinn. Wymau Com
naudeH Ogden and Mexican.
VIM, II. Norris, ESQ., f Baltimore, is
Il r,,oiE,ed Judge Advocate.
The charges aeaius, Commander Mae,
kerzie. are for murder, oppression, and il,
legal punishment, with u variety OF spcci.
fca,ioas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
Note Lost.

WHE subscriber forewarns any person
l. from trading for n Note drawn by C..
D. Austin, given TO George Watkins, for
the sum Of three hundred dollars. which
has been lost. The emouuf of one hundred
and fifty dollars has been paid nren tho
Note. AS the Subscriber has applied to the
drawer for d new note for the balance due
on the LOST aoie, il can be Of nc use TO the
iuder. JOHN CORLEY.
Feb l 2ts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

Tsras.-By reference to another column
i, will be found, tha, i, was no, Gen. Som,
~ervillc, las stalled in our lns,,l bu, Co.'s.
Fisher and Green, who commanded the
detachment Of Texan troops captures BY
the Mexieaus. We hope ST. Ana will keep
the pledge given by the Mexican officers,
10 whom this brave baud was forced to
surrender, as i, would be nothing shor, o
cold bloodcd murder, should they be sacri'
feed By his orders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
.sOsfce.

NAIL be sold al the Ia!c residence of
W Barreil E. Hobbs, on Tuesday the
I'm day o! February ncxr. NJ IL o'clock,
the following property. viz: one negro
woman, q good scc'rs:ress, and one yoke
oil Steers. Also. a small quantity Of Fod-
der. sold on n crcii, until The twenty
seventh day of December next. PurcIia-
sers will be required to give notes With ap:
proved serari,ies. syzs
JAMES s. HARRISON, Admir-.
January Is 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

Indian iaieRigenee.-IL steiner Wan.
CASTOR arrived al Cedar Keys OH The 18Th
iosi. with all the band Of The ludian ChIel
Pasco.a, from tho O~cslocknec, numbering
81 men, wcrnen aud children. This par
~ will be sent. in a few days 10 New Or
leans.-Si. Augustine Nstrs, 2Sh utt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

sd to see i, treated By a gentlemen of Mr..
Memmiuser's reputation. Tie pamphlet
before US, has some faults Of style, but
upon the whole III eloquent, and credilab!e
10 its author.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

Aeomtol.--The P~hiiadclphis papcra
state ,ha, Commander Mackenzie, aud
his brother officers Of tho Somcrs, have
been unanimously and honorabIy ,acquit-
ted from all blame. in the part they acted
as regards the mu,iny on board that vessel,
by the Court Of Inquiry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

Fire.-The Charleston Courier Of the
3rd inst. s'a,cs that 4 poslcriP, OF a letter
from Washington City, to the editors OF
that paper, dated 3isl nlt. 4 p. NJ, says :
1.-THE extensive Livery Stables, attached
TO Gadshy's Hotel, was this morning de-
slroyCd by 6re."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
Notice.

Rl permission oflhe Ordinary Of Edges.
~ held District, | will sell on TIE 9ih
February next. al the late residence of
Mary Harrison, deceased. Gu q credit until
tho ."cnty-hfth day Of December next, al.
the personal property Of said deceased.
consisting of ton or twelve Negroes. some
i've or six bales Cotton, Corn. Fodder,
Oats, Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, stock Of Hogs and
Ca,Ie. some twelve ur fifteen hunLrcd
pouods Picked Pork.
AT the same time will be rcnled or sold
ny consent Of Lesalecs, tho Plantation of
said deceased. m
JAMES N. HARRISON, Admir-.
Jan Is n SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

Southern CreaiL-The Journal q Cow
msrce says:-"We are happy TO learn
from our larges, houses connected with
supplying the Southern trade, tina, The on
saesmen,s wero never more promptly mel
than they have been this winter. The
rates of Exchange, also, mover approx
mated more nearly 10 par than now, with
the exception Of the State Of Alabama"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

u. S. Scnator.-The Legislature ofIu-
diana have elected The Hon. Edward 4.
Hannegap. formerly o Representative "a
Congress from tia, State, United States
Senator, in place Of Mr.. Srai,b. whose
term expires on the 4th Of N.arch next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
Fair Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 The firm Of
Ia Brannon & Muady, either by Note
or Book account, must make satisfactory
arrangements by the 10Th February, 1913,
the same will he put in suit, rs longer
indulgence cannot be given.
W. b. BRANNON.
Feb s g 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
HEAD QUARTERS.
r1.- r 9 10 4
ESTABEESWMEET


WHE Subscriber bess MOST respectful
Il Iy 10 announce 10 his friends Ind The
public, that he has ccmmcnced the above
business, opposite Mcs.rs. Blaud s. But
lcr's Store, where he wilt make 10 oric.
the latest style fancy Boots. Of lie hes,
materials, and will keep constantly on
hand a first rate assortment Of psggrd and
stitched down Shoes, which Tor durability
cannot be excclled. lie will also Reep
Sole, Upper and Harness Leaiher for sale,
all OF which be wil! dispose Of IL prices to
sui the times.
Good Hides Of every description will be
bartcrcd for.
MICHAEL L. GEARTY.
February ], 1912 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

Tho friends Of Colonel p. G..
CALDWELL. announce hin, Us q Gem
didatc TO represent Tho Congressional Dis
trict composed OF Abbeville, Edsefeid,
Nenbcrry aud Lexington, in the unxi Cou-
gress. Jan 9, 1913 Ct so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

mater; and The civil court have 10 juris-
fiction over The case, u, least until farther
ac,ion by tho head Of Tie Navy Depart
menl has been refuscd.-Sew York TT-
bunc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
NseTgCE;.

a FoREWARN any person against lra.
4 dig fer Z Note given by me. 10 Mr..
Phillip Dunmire, for i've hundred and tifty
dollars. rs ! hav" paid all tlla,it calls for,
except abou: ffy-,wo dollars. US it ap.
pears that par. OF tho !and. Tor which the
Note vas given, was not his property
DAVID w. DEVORE.
F'ei,S 81 o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

- New caadida,e for tie Psesifsney.-
The lion. Silas Wright has hecn uonina:-
cd by the Union Champion, Rensselaer,
county, New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
NOTICE.
State of South Carolina.
KBBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

Joseph jacobs and EIiZabeih hiswiie, }
Applicant. VS..
Elizabeth FinIy and Others.
TT appears to my satisfaction tina, Ran.
l. del Finly and .Caela Finly. Two of the
Defendants, reside without tho limits o
this State, il is therefore Ordered. tina,
they do appear and object to the division
or sale Of the Real Estate Of James FinIy.
on or before the first Monday in April
1913, or their consent TO the same - III be
entered Of record.
DAVID LESLY, o A. D.
Jan lS 3m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

u. S. Loan.-The Charleston Mercury
Of The Sd inst. states, that the balance o!
the United States six per cen, Loan hav-
ing been taken. the authority given TO the
South Western Rail Road Bank, to re-
ccive Deposits to the credit u ftie Treasu-
rer of the Uai,ed States, on account oI
that loan is al an eud.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
TIRE U. s. DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT or. SOUTH CAROLINA. (
~ RXSRRVpyHY

WEEREHS, Martin Posey, Farmer
w OF Edgefield District. State Of Sou,h
Carolina, hath 6lad a Petition, praying
thai be may be declared a Bankrupt. pur-
suant to the .Actof Congress Of the United
States, made, and uow in force. concern
lug Banhrupts, and that lie may have The
berch' OF the said Act, this is 10 give no.
,ice Of the said Petition, and that a fearing
thereof will DO had before the Honorable
Robert B. GilchTist, Judge Of The said
Court, at a Court to Le holden al the Fed
eral Court House. IN Charlrstua, on Mou-
day the thirteenth day Of February next,
at eleven o'clock. a. NJ. al which place
and time all persons interested may ap-
pear nnd shew cause. il any they have,
why tho prayer Of the said pc,ioacr should
not be grained,
Charleston, 12,h day of Ianuary. 1913.
IL. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Jan. % 81 So