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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-05
sIzssEkrn REalAErr cossEcrIcur Mnr
Head Quarters, LischiieIJ. 81. J. IL 4

I NJ S'tAxkkNxA NsslM ENE AoNNkcTIcUr MmI1TA.9
lsg Head CHARTERS, LischfsId. Oct. ., 1885
William p Dickinson is appointed Adiu.ant; s G..
hsyss' Quarter Master; Alphonzo candee, Paymas-
ten Gsoras Qdsll. Sergeant Major; George sew.
Amputs Surgeon and Leyelsai S,oddard. Efs Major,
81 nls kegmene. and in their rsspeeiiys olces s1l
tecogniEed and Obeyed accordingly. -
= - JOSEPH BLRGEIr: Colonel,
eE=The membsr4 Of the ISt EpiscopSl So,
bold heir Annual Meslinr a 81. SIC
So ~ Monday the l6th< 3picber at 2o'clRY
cklpm 0f The officers fir the anslLins
PaRsIde Of saNy oihef business law
Ndna, q Saidmeell
= AsxEl L.SDpF
81 "A &k1eR SaEnMAx ESrDoT
- y WEEsFzR OlARIfs JoERs.
:. - =. Wardeus and Vesfryme1s. ~ \
E IA sLgsa GIEGHAMs, = {. ParTs
&c -
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-05

Ilvlng on smell ROM, Wlle' CnlMIcH Huu Hve
or, six negroes,all persisted. MIR. Walker him.
self escaped by clinging TO the branches OF
a tree, till the waters subsidized.
Cedar Keys, Apalachicola, Vt. Joseph
can scarcely have escaped without much
damage. r.E..s
a letter from Bel-Alr: three miles from
~ violent there, bu. no great damage was
done excspfto cotton. The writer says
Josanbs ana Anaiach;cels hat those who
Are acnuainied With the> situation Of the pla.
ces are fearful that ihev ro,,st have, suffered
severely
- w
From ne Ph;ladslphia Norih American. -
AMrr ANcpor = C,RcumsrA NcE.-Iastw week
at the BIockley Aims House, a young female
co,nmitfed s,,it,iils by etaking arsenic. The
roo,n eynl ain ,lS cs,,sa II har nnfortunate
END. = $3.50, !. 49, s.'', >'''s'F''
!. lei no IN; a,temnt ID ,,se anv Gun. tur,.
bier q spoon 81. that i On his table. This is
- III ;ns"rnl MI sl, sea ,that NJ one is
20 morn g. , Mloay ~ '. W o s;, <
aa ~ y; w r, Sssaa 49, Az NJ
,ow rvSn hsna lac tsar ~ v;e,;,n of 4
or y ~ IN 80 IT,. tno Il Il,
greatest distress, hes lett mo deSlltute OF
money, q friends and clAthes Il know not
h;c % 3. n.y. ,tsS:sss ca,ssI ne 70
"ui1n ""y - " E. SausS ~ my y
commit the rash act May .iod We mer.
hey on my soul! II Is NV last request that
DR.. e. NAV IA made Ia come and eaze
- - ,,id az esl y. ~ u Soa . a ,-,
vi AS co'u Csay VssHei n!'sAR t9sileu ol'u Slu
ely deserted. MY name Is 49, - am
the adopted child OF Mr.. --,.-l,. south Twelfth
street. T. had. when n III = vert Inv. the
a.aSo;sa ofNs.i r. A...ys.' :. i, 80
PTolilIse ~ VT us-A uiqeN6F g. ~ ths GoSR&E
% - a ~ streets, to lie the Magdu
LEM len P Y! ,;s Ground sss Ossn ny earnest
WIsn IN life-it rs NJ de0tlfh Think If some
one would cali nnr,r, MIN. M is x varv bess
nevolent man ~ ha ,.ri j q. ~ NJ 4, 49,.
Z. = - s.es. \ iet tlie W
IS my earnest request that no efforts be
made to restore life. have no i'm Ia binai
me here. I long g Be- cold. IA hrositante,s
me cannot beas atea9-po Other resource
- dett. mss - IL ~. III s.. ~
:. ...tt..,t x ..-al----... -
GREAT SALE sOf IANps IN Ts.Lffor 4. Tie
a,,ditor ~ ,ha sss,.1 "a ,..,;s - ~ ,,,,R
q uhS slaS
Ilc notice that M VIII Offer fot sale mt
springfield. on the fi.st Monday s'of April
next. 0lO.O(ll acres AZ Iana3si seiscted under
tho s,rc.;s;,os SsS,. a:s.s;E 49,. ~ =,
o ~ sn wy la"t lIs
IN the OanviIIoss. NshiCag0, an4 lplXOn dis:
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-05
fleraia. Pers Leon Sspl. IS.

& EtoToBNs &oFs Aseon oefh' ID.
TREmENppus SroRM- lloaRlaLR Loss or
L1rE AND pRoPERTT. Our cityis Ia ruins 1!
We have been visited by One Of the mos!
horrible storms that ever before devOlvsd
unon Us 70 chronicle. On "Wednesday
about m O'Clock, A. n. the wind common.
ced blowing fpeSh from the south east, bring
ing up q high Tide. ,but nothing alarming -
AT 8 p. NJ, the Wind lulled and the dde fell.
the wenther slill continuing lowry. -.
-At.1l at night the wind freshenea. and ne
tide commenced flowing. and by ~ o'clock
it blew perfect hurricane, and the whole
town inundated. The gale continued with
Inundated violence until two O'clock, the wa
ter makinga perfect breach. ten feet deep
over our town, Every warehouse in the
town was laid flat with the ground, except
one, tlamlin & Snell's. 4 !, a 2 =
Nearlyevery dwelling was thrown from
| its foundation, and many Of them crushed to
atoms. The loss of property Is immense
Every inhabitant participating IN the loss
more or less. None have escaped many
with only the clothes they stand 10. st.
Marks suffered in like condition with our-
selves: But our losses are nothing IN COM
parison with that at the light house. Every
building butthe light house gone.
And dreadful to relate fourteen lives lost,
attu uElIUtlk tItOtH SUttiGVh OUp si'Oos sA'NS1
citizens. We cannot attempt to estimate
the loss Of each individual at this time, but
shall reserve it until our feelings will better
enable us to Investigate it,
Our citizens are now out, looking for any
that may have escaped, and bring the bodies
Of those that may be found. Such q total
destruction Of property never occurred in
our place.
Our loss isestimated at $25O.0OO.
In additionto the abovt,i we have learned
that the family of Mr.. Edward Walker,
living on Shell Point, wife, children and five
or six negroes,all persisted. Mr.. Walker him.
self escaped by clingiDg to the branches of
tree, till the waters subsidized.
Cedar Keys, Apalachicola. st. Joseph
can scarcely have escaped without much
damage.
A letter from Bel-Air, three miles from
Tallahassee, speaks Of the iurricane as We
ry violent there, but no great damage was
done excepito cotton. The writer says
.There has been nothing yet heard from ST.
Josephs and Apalachicola, but those who
are acquainted with the situation Of the pla-
ces, are fearful that they must have suffered
severely" ,.5...
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-05

EXTRAORDINARY AARKx o. LroAE. TALeEr Wa
undeurand that The heirs q the late Stephen GiFard
have secured de seFsices Of Hon, John Quincy Ad.
lucky il addition ~ Hon. Daniel Webster 10 pFose.
c'e their ciaime uEaiuDE tho city q Philadelphia.
Pkilad. CAronshIs..
pair nffwins. eRhsy.fbFes yeags ef aas, residing
IN Chaseslown visited lie TOP 0f Bunker Hill Mon1.
uanl on sasurdav The venerable ladies claimed 10
be Evolutionary saftera end coueequoAlly amended
IN ths steam cor gfans~-E psi~ PosG
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-05

IA 6snjaHan Rathhpns time Of ltnprispe;aSbr M.
Gov. Bsnck will Jestose Nj. Ra,hb,n:h his eisij
~ pardon some NV hAnrs prsviens 10 ssExRaS:.
uofot ms I'VE yeAys niplisoRments N&hgSi u. assE
ckiFpe OF one q the large hoselsin ina, o. R,i
ers say ne will eoino the praciice of JnedSbie I'D
which, we are informed be isf1ly ceiupe,sn, shayisr
been the ASSISTANT Of the phvsictsn cffhe sison d>
ng most Of The time he has been in canne Siesisati
no has thereby scqnired more than ordinary aSehr
into the yaEioas ills TO which the hupan I'M ~
eupl0etsg - O 81 49, VA =
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-05

HsREis a Row THE Cslhoun men az N. YStk
s1y they WI support the nominee Dino CONVENTION.
tenn. To which the Evening" rost Van lnron's "a.
eEel oERpu Fot0Fla; We are ready q n1os1 lhesa
,S";, w.se DEsAHoHshes who make aham may 40
The pemcctasin HaTmonis,s' aFs il : h..a,if,.,
nx.. Wen 'yhs,hrr he hin CsmiouF Came k kisi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17
State OF South CarOlia,a.
hpril @
Executive DEPARTMENT.

Columbia. April lS. Iei3.
BY Ills Excellcncv JAMES II. H,aAosD, Esq.
Governor and Conmandcr.n-C Chief in and
over thc State Of South Carolina:
WWTHEREAS, in pursuance Of the Act o
w the Legislature of,his State. the votes
for Mcmbers "f'the ,wcnty-eighth Congress
have been eountrd in presence Of the Govern.
| or, by Commissioners appointed for the pur.
pose, and it appears. thai JAS. A. BLACK
has been duly elected for the Congressional
District composed Of Spartanburgh, CEion,
York. and Chester. forming the First Con.
gressionul District. RICHARD F. SIMP.
SON for the Distiic. composed of Pckens.
the Second Congressional District: JOSEPH
s. WOODWARD. for tho Dis,ric, composed
Of Lancaster, Kersliaw. Fairfield. Rich!and aud
Sumter, forming the Third Congressional
District; JOHN CAMPBELL for the Dislric,
composed Of Chesterfield, Marlborough. Dar.
lins,on. Marion. .Horry.i Georgetown. and
Willianisburgh; forming Fourth the Consres.
sional District; A. BURT for tie District COM
posed of Abbeville. Ncwbery. EdgefcId and
Lexington. forming the Fifth Congressional
District; ISAAC Z. HOLMES for The Dis
,rict Of Charleston. forming The Suth'Con.
gressional District; II. q. RIiETT for the
District composed OF Orangeburg. BarGwrll,
Be1ufou. Colleton, and the Parish OF 81. John.
Colle,on. forming the Seventh Consrcssi ,ral
District.
Now. therefurc,d, GAEEs H. HAMMOND. Co.
vesnor and Conrnandcr.in.C Chlei in aud over
tire State aforesaid. do issue this my proclaia.
tiou. notifying ard declaring, according to the
provisions Of the>Said Aci. ,iiat James 4. Black.
Richard F. Simpson. Joseph A. Woodward.
John Campbell. A. Burr. lsanc E. Holmes
aud Robert Barnweli Rhcu had majority Of
the votes in their respective Congressional
Districts aforesaid, aud are duly elected Re-
representatives. in the Congress Of the Cui'cd
STATES.
Given under my hand and the seal Of l,e
State. q, Columbia. this eighteenth day
nfApril. in the year Of our Lord one
{ l.. Q. thousand eight iandred & fnr,y-,hree,
and in the sixty. y.scs.nth year Of the
Independence OF the United States Of
America.
J. II. HAMMOND.
BY the Governor:
Gonr. Q. PIsKsEY. Secretary OF Stn,e.
May 3t II
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PROPOSALS
For Publishing in tks City Of Chorlssioa, Pc
,as Tiodicat TO Be entitled
THE TOKEN, AND. ODD FELLOWS


,aes 7iodieat to Be entitled
THE TOKEN, AND. ODD FELLOWS
MAGAZINE.
HNHE Subscribers propose publishing Pc
IL riudical TO be devoted 10 the interests OF
Odd Fellowship. with the above title. The ra-
pid increase Of The Order. in tiis Stale. and It's
probable extensive spread in the adioiuing
States, seem 10 call for the establishment oi
such work in South Carolina, which, shall be
the exponent OF ;he principles ofthe Order, aud
q medium OF communication between the Bro
therhood. While the general interests OF the
Order i. large are Confined 10 The CJrearRt, !"
the North has its .' 2Giato1c." the East i's
"Smboi," and The Ancient Dominion "a Tie
Is9eyen4cz, Odd feliop," The Palmetto State
should not be without its organ, through which
the knowledge OF an institution mhrch has ut.
traced no small share of public attention, may
be adyanGgedusly made known 10 our fel!oe'
citizens.
While the prominent, objectcf Z oken.' v
vii, be TO SCI forth and defend the principles oi
i.e Order. and 90 convey 10 the members such
| intelligence CT !,s rrngress md ope,ations al
may be deemed interesting, portion OF il
pages wli be devolcd to general Literature. &c
us to make j, worthy o: the boudnir and thu.
secure, 20 rs the smiles and approbGrion Of the
fair sex, whom we ate particularly desrous tc
| please. Sc:eral Distinguish vi and Elicntct
Brothers have proIni-e1 Us the aid of,ho:r pens
which warrants i5 Ia saving that The To
ken" will b. worthy OF tho patronage Of tht
Breihrcu generally
TtTns.-1'he Token will be published month
ly in octave form, Of a2 pages. OF good paper
| end ,ype, at Two dollars per AMMAN paygol,
| in advance.
u The First Nn,nber will b. issued rs sool
as 200 Subscribers are obtained.
HAYDEN & BURKE.
| North Of TIC Pos, Office.
Charleston, s. G, April 1913.
May 10 5, Is
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MI Il A2 AER - ,1A4xAs
g1X yirtus Of sundfy wrils OF Fierl Fa-
ID ,cias, I win proceed 10 sell q, Edge.
sela Cous, House. on The drst Monday and
Tuesisy Of June next, The following pro-
perty:
er; one ,housand OF laad, more or less. nd.
joining john Wise, Wm. 5. How ard' aud
Others.
bland Il Butler VS. henry Williams ;
the same. vs. the same; nifty acres oi iaud
where defendant lives, adjoining William
Strone, and Edmund Boyd-
George Bussey aud Others VS. Emberson
Bussey, the tract Of land, where defendant
lives.
William K. Lindsey VS. Vim. Carries,
Cary g. SueIlsrove, and WIN. Coriey :
eighty four acres Of lsnd, more or less. ad-
Joining louds Of Rober: Price, John Rane-
har,. ard others.
William Lever IS .. w. HuAey, one
mare and celt.
John N. Sioeknsn vs John w. lIolley;
one huadred and fourteen acres of land,
moro or less. adjoining 5ohn Sangiurd.
tsoau Holley, aud others.
u. II. Lee IS J. NJ. c. Freeland the
house and lot, where defendant lives, al
Rochel!s.
Bryan g. Minor vs. VIM. n Green. and
Lewis Elizey; four hundred aud thirty
Eve acres Of land, more or less, adjoining
John Wise, Mrs. Mary Hishtower, and
Others, the property of L. EIlzey.
John S. Sniyley VS. George Saaver.
Scnr., one hundred sC forty eight acres of
iaad, moro or less, adjoining Peter Dorm,
and Others.
John S. Smyley VS. Robin Rhodes. and
James Goienun'; one hundred and City
acres of land. where defendant Rhodes
lives, adjoining James Coleman. Thomas
Payue, aud others.
James Miifsr VS. Nm. Sromc. Lewis
Runncls, and 5ohn Chesthaur; one lluh-
slred and eighty acres OF land, tnoru or
lcss, whore defendant Srromo lives.
Huthbsrs & apllsor the use Of Thomas
=. Walton vs. 5oseph Woods: Benjamin
II. Warren ss tho sause.; Oliver Simp-
SON vs. rho saras, The same vs the same
John G.. Wfurer xs tho same; William
DcaYipg VS. tie same Peck & Bearing va
the same dgfepdauie fnrrner residence,
composed osfor origi. 1 lots, ono other
house and lot GU GENRE street. %ith two
,eneuents onorccupied BY Messrs. Hora
a. Newby. ,hs ssheT by F. NJ. Shroda !;
also, TWO houses ebd lots on Mafke, street
known as the uesro trading place in Ham
burg.
the sams VS. the same two hundred and
.fi.y acres Of land. more or less. adjoining
lands of Vim. Turner, Edmund Kennedy,
aud others.
Lesris Ellzey bearer rs Mary Ann Fish
or, anil Bohu Fisher; one lot uf land, con-
taiuiug four and halfa acres. adjoining lands
Of Johu Walker. j. Brooks. aud others.
Julius Day VS. Edmund Kennedy; four
hundred acres of land. more or less. ad-
joining John Williams. john S. Fouke,
aud others.
fiadley Cooper VS. Ca,larine Tankcrs-
Icy, Benjamin McCornak. VI the same
and George ',,'ankersley one hundred aud
hfty acres Of land, nJre or less, where
Calharine Tankersley lives.
Terms Cash.
s. CHRISTIE, s.E.D.
May 10 Ar Ii
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90 Dollars Reward.

AD will give he above :ewnrI "f 2l
eTHa Dolhis, TO any one who will lotse
gA lny Negro -nan DiCNin Edscicld
SN Jail. Dick is a eoppc- cnlor. snppo..
G&)ed TO I've 6 feet 2 or :. inches high
1I oSurI,S0 year of uge. ho was rni-rd
So by Joseph Rutherford. in this Dis
trict. near Richard Coleman's e Roads. aud
is supposed to he IN thut section or B. Po.ry's
where his relations lives.
RUDOLPH CARTER.
hpril Dc 81 IL
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PETER GOLLY.
Turner and GunSmith,

NNFORMS the citizeos OF Edgcfeld
Il village and rs vicinity, tha,.hc is pre-.
pared to execute all kinds Of Turning, in
Wood, Iron, Brass, or any kind of Ae,u!.
He also repairs all kinds Of Gunwork.
at the lowest prices for Cash.
CO All persons indebted 10 him are
respectfully requested to come forward
aud settle their accounts.
march@ .f 9
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

4. l.. Nichois6n... u BIZ to OBJ
VS.. tain tile
,fSs.,2e'. Coleman. aud others. 70, land &c
TT appearing to diy satisfaction thar
l. Eldred N. Coleman, one Of the defen-
dan,s in this case, resides beyond the Inn
lis Of Ibis State. On motion Of Pope and
pope ordered tha, the said Eldred N. Cole
man, do plead answer or Jcmur 10 the bill
on or before the eighth day Of June next,
otherwise The said bill. will be ordered pro-
confesso against him
J. TERRY, C. L. Z. D.
March 9 3m 6
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JOHN SgaAW. :.

BRICKLAYER & PLAISTERER,
TENDERS his services 10 Tho citizens
u Of this aud The adjoining Districts, TO
do any work in his line. in workmaulike
manner. aud at prices suitable TO the times
Having served a regular apprenticeship
TO the business, he will warrant the work
he puts together to stand.
Letters addressed 10 The care of Vim. f.
Durisoc, will meet with immediate a,,en-
ton.
march % H 8
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New Spring and Summer
e. A a Id e.

eE Cd a. I'D 9.
YHYliE Subscribers have jus, received. and
II nre now Offering to t!,eir customers and
the public generally. u full and well selected
assortment oI
Fancy 81 Staple Dry Goods,
Comprising every valia;y II, Goods ~ u!e'r
line. suited lp r:ir spring aud Summer trade,
which t.i..y wli SCI! at prices 70 san tho times
ALso--A gene:a' nssuI;inen; Of
Groceries. Hardware, Hats,
Shoes. &c. Ac.
which will be sold at prices waic!, cannot ''il
10 give sNisipctioh 20 ihcsc who m1y iavor 'nc'n
with 'E.r patronage. W: sve.c raduccd b.
the present red iced prices si Goods, 20 n1kc
heavy purchases. which enables Us 10 uttr
s',ons inducements 10 purchasers. We are
determined tn sell. ana c, ihase who doubt
. our ability to p'eas. ,iIrui, :rii md sec.
We ala" cOn.iuue the business Of
Millinery s. Mnacu@makiraZ,
under TIE ,upcrimcnLrnc. Of Mrs. G. NJ
DOWD. ard having received new supply
of Goods suited 20 that branch CT trade. are
prcpaied TO cx'cu.e al! kinds OF work 3::l
neatne.s aud despatch.
Orders from the country promptly attended
TO. BLAND Il BUTLER,
! Aprilf2 if IL
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:JOMN COEGAN,
Merchant Tailor,

I'd ESPECTFULLY ioiorms his GUS
4 3 toners. aud the public generally,
that he is just returned from Charles'on.
with d variety Of articles III his line, which
he will dispose of on terms 10 sui. the
times.
march % If
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bay 10
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Joseph Woods, Foreclosure of
Foreclosure nf
MORTGAGE.

Peck & Dearins. m0''g'ge'
DY an Order from A. p. Butler, one
of the Associate Judges Of said Siale,
! shall proceed to sell Al Edgeieid Courr
House. ..on the 6yvr Monday IN June nexr,
iu.tha sabose stated case. the following
property. viz: all that lot or parcel ofland
lying and being in Inc town OF Hamburg,
in the district aforesaid, on Covinyion-
styest, running back one huadred aud
eigh,eea feet, fronting imo hundred aud
.hiriy feet, made up of four original lots,
No. 323, 32a, 325 and 326, where Joseph
Woods formerly lived. Also. one other
10, on Market.slrce,, No. Sc, fronting AZ
feet, more or less. Also, one other LOT or
parcel OF land On Markei-streei, fronting
forty seven feet running back TWO hun
drsd fcef, more or less. to Mercer street.
Also, one other 10, on Genre street, frunl-
ing sixty four feet, running back seventy
Eve fsei, more or less, Co O: .ot now or la,e-
iy Belonging to the estate Of Williamson,
bounded on the east by said Centre street.
on the north by.lu, Of G. IL. Hull. on the
west by lot Of The said estate Of William
son, and on the south byJanes Hubbard's
lot. To be- sold on credit Of Eve months,
titles to DO signed bu, COL delivered, EMIL
the whole Of The purchase money DO paid
according TO The terms Of -she esaic, aad II
the aE,oun, Of purchase money be, not
paid when due, The property 10 be resold |
on account Of former purchasers for cash,
by virtue Of same levy, cos, ard ccmmis-
sioas to be paid in cash.
8. CHRISTIE. 8. Z. D.
bay 10 fs6 ISL 1t is
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Neat; Quarters,

2nd Regiment Cavalry.
April 3. isI3.
I'm obedience 10 an Order from Brig. Genl
FL Bonharn, an Election !or CoInrcI Of the 2d
Regimen, of Cavalry. to lill the vacancy occa-
sioncd by the resignation Of Col. Joseph Dick
son, wili be held on Friday the2d Of June next.
Each Captain will give notice hereof. at !is
Company Muster Ground. as required by law
On the day following. the Managers will
meet at the i;csimcnial Muster Ground, count
nn, the votes. and ;ranslni! 10 the Brisadier
General! Il certified statement thereof, signed by
al. Tie Managers present.
LEROY II. 3EUNDY.
1t. Col. ComdEg. A Reg:. C0riiry.
April 5 .. 10
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HITS g. RO.V.NsETS.

sW.aTS g. B B0sVSH.ETS.
n Ghm DOZEN Men'sand Boys, white
IL VHSH and colarcd Pan, Leaf Hats,
Chidreus and Boys Leghorn Hats,
Mens Leghorn and Panama Hats.
25 doz. white and coiorcd Hoods 25 10 J2cts.
6 do plain Straw Bonne,s. 81 10 SO.
Silk Bonnets, black and fancy, 81 50 10 81,
Leghorn Bonnels, (Gnc) new sbSpc.
Misses Cypress & Straw Bonue,s J0c,s to 81
Artificial Flowers, Band Boxes &c.
Just received by
WM. KETCHUM s. CO.
Hamburg, april 3. 1913 st 10
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TIE &. :. DISTRICT COURT,
DisTRlcr or SoUTn CARoLIyA.

~ BINkRUPTCY.
I'm the ma,;er ni Lewis Il. Cobb. Merchant.
Z residing ia ALbeviiie District. South Car
olinaa Bankrupt.
Pussuaut io an Order ofiie Dis,ric; Cont
az .hs United States. for lie District Of Soul.
Carolina, Notice is nc-ety given, that Cause be
shewn Before the sad Court. at The Federal
Cour, House ia Charleston. on The ;h,rd
day Of JuGe next. Il. eleven O'Clock, A. NJ,
why the said Lewis B Cobb. should not re-
cei.e Iris Discharge aud Cersifca,ea US Bank.
rupi.
Charleston, Gin day Of March, IS43.
II. Y. GRAY, Cterk.
march - IL 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17
State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
G. l.. Il E. Penn s. Co. Declaration in Fo-
vs. reign .ittackneRt.
Aun-E. Glascuck. Dea.
yNSHE Plaintiffs having this day fled
n their declaration in my Office, and ,hc,De.
fendant having no Attorney, known 10 be with.
IN the State, on sShem copy OF the same. witt,
rule to plead could DO served: l, is ordered,
that the Defendant plead 10 the said deciara.
ti"n within neyeas and day. or final and abso.
lu,e judgment willbe given against her.
ciszE'S Office, GEO. POPE, Ger.
Ost. IL. 1892. o.SE. nqc 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17

FRaZEer 81 Adelisen,
TEAVE received their supply Of Sprins
L. and sumutei GOODS, and will sell
them low for Cash. :
easss Gssa: APr:la5.. @ ls
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17
State Of South Carolina.

State Of South Carolina.
ABBEV1LLE DISTRICT.
in THE COMMON PLEAS.
Francis A. Conner, VS. -dtiarhmrnt.
George Conner. Debi.
TESHE said Plaintiff having filed his dec
Z Iaratiou in my Office asains; the said
Defendant. who Is without the limits oe the
State: Ordered, that lhe said pefeudau,
d0apPear and plead thereto within a year
and a day, from the Cling Of the same.
otherwise final jadgmen. will be awarded
agaiEst-him.
>. 5.F.LWlNGSTON, c.c,p.
Clerks Office, Deco. 1872 eu 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17

YoR TEE CURE OF
Dyspepsia, Scrcj cjaio1is and Chronic Lft'er
Diseases.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17

E&OE sS3hGs
"A ny person wishing 70 purchase YOKE
Ia of,STEERS. would do well, have no
doubt, to call and see fol themselves. The
Steassis large aEd likely and in good order,
,hey are well broke TO work, they urc scven
years old. will sci! them 10 suit the times.
and on crcdi, until the 6rss oiJanuary next.
with a.no.s and security. lise Iire-mies be.
low EdgsGela, c. IL, one mile from the Eve
notch poRd, near Iessah Lanliam's.
WILLIAM E D0BEY.
May3 3, IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17
State of South Carolina,
EDfEFIELD DISTRICT.

vs.; Foreign o''Gehasa'.
T9Y On order from a. p. Butler. one OF
LIB the associates Judges Of said Stale,
1 shall psoeeetato sell a, Edseae!d Court
House on ihs FIRST Monday in June next,
10 The above stated case; one negro boy
Sam. Terms eash.
so 3. CHRISTIE, s.E.p.
May 10 ts2 00l At Is