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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-16

OlL-OlL CANDLEs-BTanch OH aud Grocery Store,
" No 20: Canal street. door from Hudson. new in
,.sdpes to receive order for SpeIDO II the pure quality
Winter STRAINED end Bic ached ngs lou. Oae
pepse.
Always hand selected Of choice family gro
ceres delivered In quantities 10 suit purchasers wholesale
prices. w. l.. STEWART,
202 Canal street.
900 Gallons of Winter o. in teTces and barrels SO
boxes Of Sperm Candles for low. Apply above OF TO
WARD STEWART,
fl2imsec "a South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-16
Icy FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY

'TWLNES-2co bales Bndpou manu-, actory comprising q
1 complete assortment of Seine, Henpg and Gill Ne
rwines, from 3 TO B n, The above tw,nes all Of
mrotatcn, and great has been the
OF the material and the manufacture For sale lots
to suit purchasers, by EDWD. COLLINS CO.
So Snuth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-16

~ 10 LET-At Newsk, n. Jersey. that conveni, ut
t.sE house the Passac River, ot the
Railroad and Morris Canal, lately occupied by Grin
D. knso, well ca culsted boardrg house IL
o.ms, with good barn well of
Also the What the above ises adjoining the lum-
ward OF j. Poulsr hsing feet 'front.' vita house
Premises Extending from The railroad, and
tigue us TO the outet Of the Morris Canal Enquire OF
II 2w &c A. GIfFohO. ia Broad ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-16

MATCH BOX BUAKDs-.o9. poe d, j..s ,ss,,sed an'
W for ssle W PkhseE Y BROOkS,
flee 81 Liberty st.
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
CHEAP for Cash the Fashionable Tailoring Establish.
~ men! 1903 Beekmsn street Every p the line made
rider in the fashionable and al Of the
finest Materials and the lowest prices The following
prices are strictly adhered to
Ov-Icoats Of superine beaver, $50 style, SIS to %
Dress Of the best West Of III gland cloths, 20
Pants sup. fancy and black cassmeres,
Vests, cashmere silk satin, and cloth, 215o 3H
Goats made and trimmed, S7f TO Pants SIX to Vesu
~ One look the goods will satisfaction
than the best description.
iv1o ln&r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
Executive Department.

COLUMBIA. 18th January 1873.
BY His ExccIlency JAMES II. HAMMOND.
Esq, Governor ond COMMANDMENT.
Chief in md over The STATE Of South
Carolina.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS has been re-
w ceived at this Department, that IN
olrociocs murder was committed in The vi
ciuiiy Of Alexander Mouitrie's plantation.
in ST. Lukes's Parish, on the 9Th December
last. by 4 negro mau PANIED JONAS. on
the body of Bob, n negro man. belonging
to said Moultrie, aud that said Jonas la,
fled from justice.
Now know We, that 10 the end justice
may he done, and lhatihe said Jonas NAV
be brought to legal trial fo- his offence. ms
aforesaid. | do hereby offer n reward OF
One Hundred Dollars for his arpreiIcn-
sion and delivery into any Jail in this
State. Jonas is described as being about
% years old. S feet 8 inches high. of q
yellow complexion, formerly belonging To
said Alexander Moul,rie, now owned Ly
Christopher Gadsden.
Given under my hand and seal Of the
State. al Columbia, tho l4ih dnv of
January. one thousand eight hundred
y, aud ioriy-three, and the sixty.sevenih
yenr OF The Independence Of Tho Uni.
ted States of America.
JAMES H..HAMMOND
w. +. AEruua, Secretary Of state.
Jan % 81 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
HAMBuRe, January I6.

Cotion.-The receipts since our last re-
port have been heavy by wagons and
boats. Prices are rather dull to-day, and
may continue so foF q. few days. though
they have not declined from the quota
tons which We made last week. The sell
tlemen, Of the China question wilt have a
tendency to strengthens our market, and no,
.doub, when The coun, from Liverpool,
upIo 4lh Of January comes to hand, We
will have an advancing market. Till Thea,
DOR buyers are unwilling TO operate largely.
We quote. as extremes Of the market, 10.
day. az TO 7 cents. Principal sales at 81
10 81 cenis.-JeunQt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
sA,naTEs FOR CONGRESS,

cABioATEs FOR CONGRESS.
Tshs District composed OF Abbevillc'
Ed.Hsld, Eewberry. and L~exinsun.-
cav. BROOKS, Col. A. Burt, Hon. P. c.
4weli,',
In Charleston D~istric,-fion. j. E.
Eines,s Hon. James s. Rher.
III Georgslown. aorry, Marion. VIII
asnburg. Darlington, Marlborough. and
Chesterfield Dis,rict-Hop. }. Campbell.'
la Lancas,er,K crsham, Richland, Sum-
Ser, and Faii6eld.-Col. J.. A. Woodward,
Hon. J. SUMTER
Ia Union. Spar,anburS. York and Ches-
aer.-Hon. VIM. Clowney, Capt. Jas. A.
Black.
10 Anderson. Pickens, GreenviI!e. and
Laurens.-Hou. w. Butler,' Col. r. +.
Simpson, W. F. Downs.
In Colleton. Beaufort. Barnwell. and
Oraogeburs.-Ilon r. Barnwell Rhelt,'
Hon. S. ". Tro,,i."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

Buchanan State Conrtntioa.-A con-
v%en,ion o delesales. elected by the Dem
ocraIic citizens OF Pennsylvania, friendly
10 the selection by the national conven.
lion OF The Hoo. James Buchanan, as The
Democratic candidate FOR the lex, Presi.
dency, net at Harrisburg January 9th,
The delegates were equal in number to
the Senators and Representatives TO tie
General Assembly. aud appointed from
similar districts. We recognise among
the names Of the delegates many old and
well tried Democrats, as also d considera.
BILE number Of the members of the present
Legislature. The Harrisburg Reporter
says the convention was u Of the lar
gcst aud most enthusiastic meetings ever
convened al the capital OF the "Oid Key.
s,one!!" Nearly every county was repre-
sented /; aud the delegates manifested the
greatest zeal aud enthusiasm IN :heir sup
port Of the claims Of our Stale aud our
candidate. Charleston Meryury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
Executive Department.

COLUMBIA, January 18th. 1913.
DIAPERS publishing advertisements il.
j. sued from this Department, or from
Head Quarters, previous TO this dare, are
requested 10 Withdraw them forthwith aud
to give only one insertion to each adver.
,iscmenl hereafter published, unless oiher-
wise directed.
BY order OF The Governor:
B. Il. WATTS, Ex. Secretary.
Jan % 1t 81
n. Is. Orders Cor the Reviews in the Sc
coad Division. and for the Election Of
Major General If the same. 10 be continued
in Charleston papers, Us heretofore direc
ted
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
THE COTTAGE BIBLE
FEHIEIS va!uaOIe Family Bible IS !1r salc
d in this Village, by

SENlilS valuable Family Bioic is !1r sale
Z in this Village. by
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From the following Recommendations.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

Tae Bankrupt Lav Repeaied.-The
Charleston Mercury. Of Saturday last,
says:-"It will be seen by our accounts.
from Washington, tina, in the repeal Of the
Bankrupt Bill in the House, our predic.
ZION, made when ii passed, is fulfilled; aud
the Wings have joined in undoiug their
owe botch work-io ~sirangliug ,his only
coonliugs Of the nest Of promised marrow
and q, ,hings-lhe only deluvian relic OF
Tho cider food-,he snlitary blessings Of
thelr poti.irni ~a.illenlutn. The following is
she Bill Rhich passed on the l7,h by yeas
ldo. aoss7
al BIZ 10 Repeal che Bankfaps Lar.
Be. !, enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, Tha, the
act entitled IAN act te establish an uni
form system Of Bankruptcy throughout
the United States" approved on the 10Th
day Of August, 1871, be, aud the same is
hereby repealed. Provided. That this oct
shall not affect any case or proceeding in
bankruptcy commenced before the passage
Of this act, under any pains, penalties. or
forfsitures incurred under this act; bar
eve5y such proceeding may be continued
TO It's final contamination, in Ike manner
as fihis act had not been passed.
The Repeal is expected TO pass the Sc
nate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

&" The siLken tic TIC, binds tico ,eiuing hearts
MARRIED,

On Thursday the 18th uIt., by the Rev.
]. Trapp, Mr. Ebert BLEDsoE to Miss
ABIGAIL THORNTON, all OF this District.
On Wednesday Evening the 18th inst,
by john Hill, Esq, Mr.. ISAAC A. BELL
10 Miss ELIZABETH TERRy, daughter OF
John Terry. late Of this District.
On the 18th, by the Rev. Mr.. Walker,
Mr.. JOHN HARVEY to Miss CATnaRiNE,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. George Delaugh-
ter, nil OF this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
y. I'D. TagsBETTS.

WOGLD respectfully inform the ci,i-
J" zous of Edeefe!d aud its vicinity,
that he has recently commenced the Shoe
business for himself. and hopes by strict
attention TO business To ;neritihc patronage
Of the public. Work done 10 order, with
neatncss and despatch. All work sold By
him will be warranted. He will sell fer
cash only, with a discouut Of ten per cent.
from former prices. His shop is to be
found in Tue North end Of The Store for.
inerly occupied by G.. A. Dowd.
Edgeieli G.. H., Jan. % If 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

Fire.-Thc alarm Of fire last night be-
tween Q aud l0o'ciock, proceeded from the
Kitchen, a small wooden tenement. Of MIR.
Lewis Leon, near The corner Of Bridge
Row and Reynnld street. which u first
lhreatend TO extend TO the adjacen,Shuiid-
inss, some of which were wood. bGi the
timely arrival Of The englpes confined it TO
the building in which il originated. Loss
very ,rifiug. Ckroa. s Sen. 18th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
pleasant Haigl Academy.

FT1!iE Trustees "f the Pleasant Hill
IL School respectfully inform the pub.
lie that they have engaged the services %.
Mr.. D. WHITE and Mrs s. DuSroN, for
The present year. Mr.. White takes charge
OF the Male, and Mrs. Duutun Of The Fe
male Department.
The School House is situated between
the EdseEcld aud Martintown Roads.
about three quarters of a mile from Duu.
louisville.
The School lie now in operation. and
will continue until the 18th Of December
next
The long experience of Mr.. White. and
the known accomplishments of Mrs. Dun
ION, warrant Us in believing that those
who may favor them with their patronage
will be well pleased with the moral and
mental proficiency Of their children. The
situation is pleasant, ami the neighborhood
healthy. Boarding in good houses may
be had on reasonable terms.
TERGs OF TUITION:
Per quar-.
Reading. Writing and Arithmetic. So 90
English Grammar and Geography. 4 90
Plain T~rigonome,Fy and Practical
Surveying, on the late and high
Iy approved system Of John
Gnnwere, s 90
Rev. b ID. BRoSON.
WIN. BKUNSON. Esq. IT,
JOEL ROPER, Sen, trustees
JOHN HILL.
%January2 5 Ion So !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

Niggcrs Round u T'dier.-The Albany
Erening Journal has a long account OF a
meeting Of the cniored population. held 10
take into consideration the proprie,y OF
presenting an address to Governor Seward
for the position he has maintained rs 10
fugitive slaves. 4 series o. complimentary
resolutions were adopted. ani n otnmit-
tea appointed TO draw up the address,
which is full Of praise o: his Conduct
Ibid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
.unIi.G,

VMIi.L he sori u tie 1T: sc,,iGuce O.,
w Eurrnl. +. I!n'b>. on IIcsia. he
II. -. gf February ueN', nj = o'cioca.
the toiIowia2 property, VIZ: vuc arsr0
woman, Il goUd scamsiress, and que yoke
ofSleers. Also, n small quality Of Foo
der, sold on Il credit ur;il the twenty
seventh day Of Deccm.,er ncxt. Purrha.
sers will be required 10 give norss with ap-
proved sccHritie..
JAMES HARRISON. Admir-.
Januare Is B. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

AGPTHE BAPTIST MINISTERIAL
Conference will assemble in the Baptist
Meeting House Of ibis place, at 10 o'clock.
a ~. OIL Friday before the fifth Lords
Day in this mouth.
Preaching may be expected at nigh, on
Saturday and Lords Day, by Ministers Of
the Conference.
w. b. JOHNSON, CIair'n.
Edgcield G H., Jan. 25 Ii So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
Notice..

EOl permission Of the Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District, | will sell on the 9th
February next. al the late residence of
Mary Harrison. deceased. on a credit until
the r%wenIy-ffth day Of December next, al!
the pcrsnua' property Of said deceased,
consisting Of len or Twelve Negroes. sunlc
i've Or six bales Colon, Corn. Foidel.
Oats, Plantation Tools. Household! and
Kitchen Furniture, stock Of Hogs and
Caltle, some twelve or fifteen hundred
pounds Pickled Pork.
AZ the saT.c tiEc will be rented or snli
ny consent Of Lega:ecs. the Plantation oi
said deceased.
JAMES Al. HARRISON, Admir-.
Jan 25 If So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
From Rer Lmrs Il. Liasisy, Pastor o

From Rer james II. Liosi,y, Pastor o.
tie Baptist Church. in Milford, Conn.
have examined with attention Tor 4
few days, Tic Cottage Bible and Fam
lily Exposition" and cheerfully recommends
il TO every family, sabbath schuol teacher,
aud bible class, MS it contains n vaiuab!e
Commentary evidently selected With care
from Gill. Henry, Scott, Dolbridsc aua
others, aud though the English aud. Amer
lean editors are both pedobap,is,s. they
si7e less pre-em!neuce Ia their uwn scn'I-
menis Than is found in any other o
mentary cSrani. The TRANSACTIONS aud
marginal references. from notes Of tho
Polyelpu Bible, ! esteem as more vaIua.
bic 'lian the commentary itself. And
lastly. tho very low price al which tho
work is furnished, renders il ob,ainable hy
nenrly every temperate family in the land
With these views. | ain happy TO state
that cansidrr il the hes, bonL 10 ele,aIc
the standard Of biblical knowledge in the
community at large 'har has fallen under
my observation. Yours. &C.,
JAMES II. LlNSLEY.
Jaroj 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
FINAL M0TECE.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate oil
IA z. A. Dowd, deceased, are request
ed to come forward and settle their &c.
counts, as there aano, be Hunger indul-
gence given. and those having claims
against said Estate will please present
them legally atteSied.
VIM. BRUNSoN, Executor.
Jan 25 If So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

from Res. DR.. Naeii. Pastor Of he Con-nsa.
fi0nat Church. B'ntspo'i. Coaw.
Having examined The CulIasr Bible, I
readily recommend it tn those Who may
wish for o Commentary o II The Scriptures.
US Il useful and evangelical work. II en-
bodies much important information. and is
decidedly orthodox in its exposition Of III,
cardinal truths Of the Gospel.
NATHANIEL He WITT
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT or SOUTH cARoLIsA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NNHEREAS. Martin Posey, Farmer
Wv ofEdseheld District, State of South
Carolina, hath filed n Petition, praying
,uai he may be declared q Bankrupt, pur.
suaut to The .Ar, Of Congress of the United
States, made, and now in force, concern
lug Baukrur,s, and that he may have The
benefit Of The said Act this is 10 give no.
lice Of the said Petition, and thai a hearing
thereof will he had before the Honorable
Robert B. Gilchris,, Judge Of the snid
Court, at a Court to be holden al the Fed.
eral Court House, in Charleston, on Mon
day The thirteenth day Of February next,
a, eleven o'clock, a. NJ, OF which place
aud time all persons interested NAV an.
pear aud shew cause, If any they have.
why tho prayer Of the said Petioner should
not be grained.
Charleston, 18th day o~fJanuary. 1913.
IL. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
JANIS 81 So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
Notice..
%

A LII those indebted TO the Estate of
"A John Goodell, deceased. will make
immediate payment. and oil those wl'"
have been acting a' Agents for said John
Goodcil, and have Alum Springs Pills in
their possession. will deliver lhc'm 40 Gn,.
pay lor whar they have Gs.j ]~ti!nal =.
lay, Us the Estate mus: be sn'rlgi
VA. X. Mas tiI'n
jan IS i, ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

A LII persons Indebted 10 the late firm
Of Bryan s. Minor. who do mol pay
their dues by Sale day in February next,
will find them in the hands of an Attorney
for collection.
b. e. BRYAN.
Jan % 8, So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

From Rev. }. Tach.brc, Pastor Of 4.
Methodist Church. Brsg,p"sG C.da.
have examined tio "Coig.a s:,c."
US published 10 England, an. ai5g as e.
publisircr in .Arncrirn. aud ca freely rec.
on'n'-ni II More than :wo yeas, sire-.i
recommended ii Ia IN ultimate friend N
New York, ia publ,her.) 10 issue an
American edition.
J.. TACK.iBERRY..
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT
DisTRIcr or SoUrn CAROLINA. {
~ BANKRUPTCY.

lIf.
NN7 HEREAS. Thomus M. O'Nea!,
Wv merchant Of BarnweIC. H., in The
State Of Sout!, CaIoliua, hath fled a pcli.
ton. praying tina, he may be declared n
Bankrupt, pursuant to The Act of Cousrcss
of the United States, made. and now in
force, concerning Bankrupis, aud that he
may have the benefit of the said Act; this
is to give notice Of the said Pcri,ion. and
that u hearing thereof will he had before
The Honorable Rohert d GiIciri,r, Judge
of The said Court. a, 4 Court to be holden
at the Federal Court House. in Charles.
ton, on Monday The thirteenth day of Feb
ruary next at II o'clock, 4. NJ, al which
place aud time all persons interested may
appear and shcw cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of the said Petitioner
should not be granted.
Charleston, Holiday of Jauuary, 1919.
Ii. Y. GRAY, Cletk.
Jan % Ct 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
From he chnrlesion Mezeuru.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Old Bay State is al last, it seems,
to DC Democratic.
The Senate have elected F. p. Robin
sou President. in the place Of Or. Leland,
resigned.
The Two Houses went into joint ballot
on Thursday to Gil vacancies. and the re-
suit was that the FIVE vacancies from the
Dislric, Of Essex were filed wiki FIVE
Democrats, by a majority Of seven vo,os
over the Wing candidates. Five vacau-
cies FRI i Worcester were filed with Dem
ocrats ny a majority Of from II to four.
1t appears BY the report Of the Joint
Committee forcouuting votes for Governor,
&C.. that the whole number OF votes were
I77.S92.
Marcus Morton, 56.49l
john Davis, $3.50
Samuel E. Sewe!l, 63S2
r. Jackson, 81
VIM. Jackson, "a
Fifty-niue other candidates were voted
for, Tor Governor.
Whole number Of votes for Lieutenant
Governor, ll7,724.
Henry r. Glide, 56.22s
George Hull, 1892
VIM. Jackson, 1891
John PIerpnut, 80
Fifty. three other candidates were voted
for, for Lieutenant Governor.
The New York Courier. (Whig) says
There is now very little doubt thai Mar
Gus Morton vii! be elected Governor OF
Massachusetts, as there will be a clear ma.
jurity in the Legislature. II depends on
only II contingency. IL the House OF
Representatives should choose to send the
names of Gov. Davis and Mr.. SeweIl the
Aholitionist. or that Of Mr.. Jackson, wiz
only received 81 voles-lcaviug out tina,
Of MIR. Mouton, the lailer would be defea.
ted. This, we have no idea the Whis,
will do"
The Democratic majority thus far in the
Senate is fourteen ; aud six mere vacancies
are get TO be filed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

Benkrup. StGlistics.-ln South Caro-.
lima Distric, there have been 205 volunia.
Try applications 10 Bankruptcy, aud only
oneeompulsory.
There have bcen GO discharges grated.
a There has been bu, Que appeal 10 q jury,
Apd that resulted in the acquit,al Of the
Bankrupt; and Two cases have been ad.
journed over from the Distric, 10 The Cir
cult Court.
There are l45 eases now under way,
and al various stages. proceeding towards
G,aturity.-Char Cour.
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%


A LII persons Indebted 10 the Estate OF
IA Benjamin Lindsey, deceased, are re-
uucsted 10 come forward and settle their
accounts by the 2Oih Of February next,
and those having claims against said Es-
lale, 10 present 'hem legally nt,esled.
4. LINDSEY, Executor.
Jan 25 3t SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
Arrieul,ral Surr.u.-The Chsrlesion

agricultural Sarrey.-Thc Charleston
Mercury, says:-"The planters of Snu,h
Carolina will be gra,i6ed to learn tha:
Governor Hammond has appointed Mr..
Edmund Rufin, of Virginia. well known
as late Editor of the Farmers Register. to
conduct The Agricultural Survey of The
State, ordered 1T the late session Of the
i Legislature and tina, Mr.. Rufiin has ae-
copied the appointment. lie vii! DO 10
Charleston "a, The Charleston Holel on
the 2S,h instant. where he will DO happy
20 confer With planters aud others interest
ed in the survey.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate o!
Ia William Robertson, deceased. are
requested to mike payment by The 18th
day Of February next, as the situation oil
the Estate will no. admit o flonser iudul.
gence.
JAMES ROBERTSON, D.,
DOUGLASS ROBERTSON. EXITS
Jan % 81 50
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELn nISTRIcT

. oA1tlfts
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
by OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary Of EdseieId Dis,ric,.
Whereas, james S~wearensen. Seu.. hath
applied 10 me for Letters Of Adminislra-
tiou on oil and singular the goods aud chat
tells, rights and credits of Jesse Swear
engen late oflhc D;stric, aforesaid, deceas.
ed.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad.oon.
ish alland singular, the kindred AID credi.
tors of The said deceased. 10 be and appeo,
before me, a, nczl O~rdinary's Cour, for
the said District 70 be holden n, EdcefcId
Court House on the 9Th February, 1913,
TO show Cause, If auy. why the suij Ad.
minls'rsIion should no, be grained.
Gr'en under my haad and seal this 23d
day oil January, Il thousand eigh. hun.
drcd and forty three. & in the sixty-scvcn,t
year off, 1erican independence.
O. TOWLES, O. T.. D.
Jan. %, 1913. 81 l24 b SO