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SARSPARILLA,

coors the hair any shade you WISH but will no, color
the skin
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NOTICE,

In relation 10 the remordi Of The Land Ofc
firm The torn Of Luna 70 Jpper Sdndusky
ii Ohio.
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CURRENT-RIvER COPPER MINES.
SHANNON COUNTY. MISSOURI.

SHANNON COUNTY, MISSOURI
I WOULD now ask the attention Of capitalists TO
L these Copper Mines, rich in ore, Yielding from 10
to 60 per cent of copper, which, by a single process
Of smelling, is equal to the South American refined
pig-so pronounced by Messrs McKim & Co.. of Bal
timore, to whom several shipments were made by the
Mine la Motto Mining Company" Situated near
the junction OF Jacks Fork and the Current river
within hall a mile Of either stream and near water
power for all manufacturing purposes, and under
susny cline, In the vicinity Of agricultural lands
equal 10 the best In Missouri; surrounded by hills
bearing inexhsustibe forests, and rising 10 mountains
wherce flow pure and never-failing springs forming
navigation SIX months in the year,-Nsture with a
proluse hand, seems 10 have omittd but few facilities
for manufacturing and transporting the product of
the copper mines. Believing this property Of all the
vast aud fertile Mississippi valley may be made the
most safe and profitable investment Of capital, will
propose disposition Of portion (by sale or other
wise) on liberal terms, by which 10 enlist the agency
Of capitalists, and make It productive.
Miners may obtain mining lots, by application 10
;. Chiffon, al the mines.
Communications, addressed 10 me al, Washington,
ID. C., will receive my attention
J. EPEs CowAN.
?. &. The above described mines, since the year
1887, have been held IN a measure az productive by
conflicting claims ir,t located confirmed Spanish
grants on them, which James Whitcomb, tacn Com
missioner, decided we're not confirmed ] then
quircd title under Mr. James Thompson, who held
by floating prescription right when Joseph Slater,
the agent and tool Of an extensive company, proved
pre- emption by Josias Bergman one Of ,aid com
pany both Of whom, base villains, are convicted by
the facts, Of bribery and perjury, on which alone
was bssed their fraudulent CLAIM Again my claim
was set at naught by Whtcomb, who success
fu 10 the vile attempt 10 stAe investigation Of the
right Of title, until he went out OF Office since
which time, and change Of Commissioners, an in
vestigation had, and my titles confirmed. See
report Of Colonel I. J. Allen, register OF The land
Office, and the decision Of the Hon. Mr. Blake, Com
missioner Of the General LAND Office, as published
in the Globe November 7lb, 1912! also, decision OF
the Hon. Mr.. Forward, Secretary Of the Treasury,
confirming The Commssioners decision.
j EPES COWAN.
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CONS rOCK'S VERMIFUGE will eradicate
all Worms in children adults with certainty
quite astonishing II is the same that made and
'el' with rapidrty almost incredible, by Comstock
Co., New York.
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DIR. sPOHN's ELEXIR OF HEALTH,

for the certain preyenonof Fevers or any general
sickness; keeping the stomach in most perfect order
the bowels regular and determination to the sur
face Colds Coughs, pains in the bones hoarseness,
and Dropsy are quickly cured by it. Know this by
trying
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pRIVATE BOARDING for two gentlemen can
be had in small family, on very moderate
terms, by application 9th street. next door to Cid
sons Printing Office few doors from the Avenue
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PILES, &c. are wholly prevented, or governed il
the attack has come on if you use the only true
Hays Linament, from Comstock & CO. All sores,
and every thing relieved by it that admits Of out
ward application. 1t acts like charm. Use it
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HORSES that have Ring Bone SPAWN, Wind
CALI. sc. are cure by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED hsens entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
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LIN'S SPREAD PLASTERS.-A better and
them regularly
LIN'S TEMPERANCE BlTTERS-On the prin-
ciple of substituting the TONIC in place Of the
SrIMULANT principle, which has leformed
ny drunkards. To be used with
LIN'S BLOOD PILLS, superior to all Others for
cleansing the system and the humors affecting the
blood, and for all irregularities of the bowels, aud
the general health.
HEADACHE.-Dr. spohn's Headache Remedy
Will eleciualiy sick Headache either from the
nerves or bilious. Hundreds of families are using IT
with great Joy.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE-The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou
sands. II will take out all pain in ten minutes and
no failure. Ii will cure the PILES.
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RHEUMATISM and LANENESS positively
cured and all shrvelled muscles and limbs res
tored, in the old or young, by the Indian Vegetable
Elixir and Nerve and Bone Linament--but never
without the name of Comstock & Co on it.
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w ILL be published, in the City of Washington,
w by the Doth of April, the first number OF the
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German Publishers, Washington, ID. c.
gIPapers who will insert the above VIII enlItie
themselves to III. thanks of the publishers, and ex-
change of courtesy April 6--3t
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COUGH LoZENGEs

DETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
ly superscding all other preparations for the re-
lief Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping cough
Tghtness Of the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar pull
monary affections
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TO FAMILIES AND INvALlDs.
ny j. u. JON rs.

Balm Of Columbia, for The hair, which will stop II
falling out or restore 1t on bald places and on ch'l-
dren make it grow rapidly, on those who have lost
the hair from any cause.
All yermin that infest the heads of children in
schools are prevented or killed by it at once. Find
the name of " COMSTOCK & CO." on it, or never
try IT, Remember this always
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The paper for The above to be OF The best quality
hand made, and OF linen.
May 4-laWtd
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Peters Cordial Lozenges are specific for the re-
lief o. nervous or sick bead che, opness Of spirits
or melancholy, languor and debility, either from pre-
yous disease or too free living, tremor spasm Of the
stomach, irrtabily Of the nerves, hysierics adec-
ton, drowsiness, cholera morbus Of fatigue and
palptation Of the heart From their efficacy Ia the
ref OF headache, they called by many the Head
ache Lozenges
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Clay arrested By Calhoun and tic Con-
sGiuiiOn.- When Mr.. Calhoun was at
Norfolk on his way home from tho last
Session oi Congress, an incident occurred
which some may regard rs an auspicious
omen. We give the OCCURRENCE US rela-
ted to us hy gentleman of This City. on
The authority ofan officer ofIl!c Navy who
as prcaeGi. and at The time Promised 10
send US mn accouut-which however has
nat come 10 hand yet. Mr.. Calhoun was
invited ana handsomely entertained on
hoard The Constitution and while that
gallant old rcdouh,nbic was sa!u;ins him.
the watls shut away part Of The ris-ring
Of a sioop which was saiiing by and brought
he, 10, under The siern Of Old iron Sides:
On hailius her with offers nf assistance to
repair the untowari damases-she; turned
out much Ia the amusement Of those in
the frieate TO he "ihc Henry Ciny." 1t
is not the :irs, time "OlJ Table Rock"
rs some body in Georgia has ricknamcd
the casi iron tribune ni the people. hns had
to do with disabling the high reaching
Buckingham of the West. by discharges
from the batteries OF the constitution; but
may we no, hope ,ha, under The peculiar
circumstances. The ubove rclaied iurideut
may preiienre the results Of the canvass OF
lSii !-DHercury.
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Commercial.
[EY rnE onrAr wEsTERs. /

LIVERPOOL, AprIl2S.
Cotton has been in fair demand during the
past week, bu, the Market has uniformly had
dull and heavy appearance. and the lower
and midd!ing qualities Of American must be
considered pretty generally ss I'D per lb. low
cr than on Friday last--ihe bel,er classes are
without cilnnse. being comparatively scarce.
Long staple Cotton is difficult, OF sale di former
prices. and Egyptian are quite nominal at our
qnointions The tendency Of Snrats is in n.
vor pf the buyer. The sales Of tho weel,
ar,onnt TO 26 l30 bales, Of which 1000 Amer.
ican have been taken for speculation. and
] 200 American. 20J Pernams. so marnnhams,
aud $50 Srirat Tor Export. The Import Of the
week is 90ig7 bales. 1900 Sea Island and l0o
stained ditto are declared Tor Auction Oh Fri.
day next.
Imports into liverpool from April 81 to 2e
Ge.779i previously this year, 1s7 1852.
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Coun,erfiis-ouc dollar Bil;s.purpor

Counterjsits.-Oue dollar Bilis.purpor-
lug to be issnrd by the Bank Of The State
of South Carolina. Told e.nission) seer. TO
be increasing in number at this place. We
have seen several wiiha few weeks,
" wbich were rakea by persons not much
accustomed 10 huu,ilirs money. We have
recently heard the opiuion several times
expressed. thai there arc persons in some
of tire upper Districts who either mannfac.
iurc such Bills. or are well supplied with
them fc,m distance. II wouIl bc well
for our citizens TO he OF the ionk out for
such "hnTrics." as it is pr"hahl" some oi
then, may bc secrrej.-Gresnriile Moun-
.aiTcer.
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Quarterly Meeiing.-Thc labors Of The
Quarterly Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for this Circuit, closed
OIL Sunday night. after session Of three
days; the Presiding Elder. Rev n. Tai
ley, having in the forenoon administered
the Holy Sacrament 10 goodIy number
Of brethren, including several Of hiilrrenl
tlcnnmiaalions-ae custom re,ioundiug 10
the honor Of The Methodist church, Tor il
is mol their Supper, hnt the Lords, al,
whicheYery christian should join md par
take. Toward the close Of the meeting.
the Ministers had the satisfaction Of Wit
Messing large and attentive audiences; (;
and although there were no public mani
fes,a,ion ofih oul-pouring Of the Spiril
in the hearts Of the people, We believe
Tho, many felt tho weight Of their sius,
who lahoring under this deep impression.
will ere long come out from among The
wicked, and enroll their names in Gods
Holy Church There is U change for the
better in Hamburg, in some shape or other,
and ifibe good cause is carried out, it will
nn, ba long before ws hcheld mighty
and powerful shaking among sinners, ask.
ing iswba, shall wo 10 to ba saved ~
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Nerberry Village Nay l4h, 1913.

Mr.. Carsy.-'Fhis liar ec.,o,alism
visited Ilamhurg las, week, and delivered
two or three able and convincing lectures
TO full houses. on Temperance and its en-
nobliug effects. We believe tha, his lnhors
have uot bcen in vniu-;hu, deep inn
prcssion has been made on tho minds OF
many. beside those who came forward and
signed the pledge. The good work goes
braveYy on, and we almost can say in
truth, that ou= ciiy is regencrated--a tee
total community. 4 drunken man is rare
!yIo be seen IN our streets. whether ho hos
abandoned his cups q, no, fur such char
aclcr is ashamed TO act so foolish in our
mids,.-Hausturg Journal.
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From, lie Pal. =. S. Ga.etle. l2h inst.

from The PkI. l.. S. Ga-et!c. l2h ufa.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
Dana VS.. the President. Directors s. Com
pany, ofihe Bank of The United States,
defendants, aud james Dundas and 9th
x crs garnishees.
In this case, tho Supreme Court oi oi
Pennsylvania Yesterday pronounced their
judgment in favor Of The defendants, there
by sustaining the validity of the assign
n,ent made 10 secure the Banks of Pbiln'
delphin for the advances made by The Bank
Of the United Sialcs. dated the Is, May
lS4l. commonly known rs The assignment
made TO secure the Banks of Philadelphia
fnr the advances made by them 10 the
Bank Of The Uni,ed States. The validity
of the assignment Of The 9Th June. aud 4lf
and 9TH September, 1871. was not brought
into question. uad the Court nts,aincd
from any opiaion on their effect.
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ANTI.DANK.

irr. Calhoun in Nsts York.-Thc following
extyac, from le,lcr published in The Charles
ton Mercury, from their New York Corrcspon-
dent. undsr date Of tho Ia,h inst. give MS
hope. ,ha, the Southern Champion OF Demo
cracy, will receive the nomination OF the De-
moers,,c Convention, by an overwhelming
majority.
= al have jus, heard from undaub.ed an;liori.
~, that the Hon. Samuel Young. our able and
seficien. Secretary Of State. has expressed his
preference for the great South Carolinian as
The democratic candidate for ,he Presidency.
end that he win take the liberty a, the first op.
.poruiniiy. that presents, to make his sentiments
known 90 this subject 20 the electors oi this
Sta.c. Mr. Young possesses grca, power and
strength Of mind and is essentially The master
spirit cfthc democratic party in this State.
and he has the firIuness and the independence
TO speak the truth regardless Of consequences,
andas looked to by the radical portion OF the
patty as the true personaior OF their most cher.
ished principles. he Is Just such bold and
fearless leader as ought to direct the Calhoun
forces in this statc. The friendo Of hir. Cal
houn are already organising in The interior
ccun,ies and our prospects are in the highest
degree antier!ns in every respect. | therefore
assert, and / do no; do !; nnadvisedly, that he
prospects now are. dsas .lr. C.laoRn t-;n carry
Men Fsrk IN the great eorrta:iOa ,ehieh IS 70 de-
oiis apon tko ehoicc Of Presidential candidates.
I "A powerful society has just been organised
in this city underthe title ofihe La5oyers Union
association. While this association is iormed
for charitable purposes, ono Of its chief objects
is to promote the political interests OF lis men,
bers. I, numbers about 700 menbcrs and iis
officers arc MI Calhoun men, which suppose.
you may consider fair index to the feelings Of
the meinbers.p
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The Stole Honse.-COl. Hunt. the
Chairman OF tho C0mmitIce on repairs.
has had planned some very judIcinus,
though $50: costly alterations. as well us
repairs. One OF which, and very i'm.
porianl one TO the health 40 The members,
is 10 have the representative hall veniila-
ted from above, so as To permit the i'm
pure mir 10 escape. The frame Of the
building was examined at the acr,h end,
where il would be mos, likely TO decay.
and i, wns found TO be perfectly snund.
,hoash /, has been standing half century.
1t was erected about l790-P!anter.
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Esr fls f1rer:is1r.

kgys tks 4idFef.tsSf
Mr. EDiroa.--ise asiel'i'osi Q. s1' -
n'y si'aaid not DC ,nd,nfic.s - ,s :, -
'ss''o. when - iilyo.sst, ~ u'e 90.
now pondins IN me a'a.. :. tspro -
question q seaii5 ose u ''s
asains, .ndiyiirsi or Iisa's o' ''e Pe''i,,.' : :
ITO psivifeascs ai n pesseeny 'sN.'s's'e "''
MED arss,ocrany, sesnT' asni,'si 'ae a'Rh'y as'u
lcgslliian cf ihs ssate. we soi'e eia' 10 one
uhaioFes hts country w''i he Iesasu.eF' % '''o
i.nrcr.ans pfinesp'es 'nso,'eu ~ W., .o"'s,.,
Ihe i'se sne1ha ass'''',o. :, =, 's'
now u sAss.S'.'e I. S,Vpe' -, -, a.. 10.
s.siHs,o'ss s1 ms,s 1880 = 800. ,,,.oy;,v
s,ss.s = = i, ,,.;- ;,f,,,nee 10 resis, ,hc
sna a'o o..iI,' ...,,,;,, law.
who'esoi WI ~ ,f,,., ,,;r;le,,rcs which
- -, : .,;oy h,s hseu,be i.uuds, ton
l = =. .s;.,,.s, s.a embarrassment,
- nss.. ......,.;t,v t.,, hy !, very numerous
wa Sa.s' e Z : r,- s;,;zans ,r,o,s can be no ques.
- -, ,,,;o,, &, ,ol;,i,.s. depnya,iua o.
seA s Z, .s,:n,,;n,,g of ,be eeua,ry and indi.
e..s $50 az, hs.r ,,,anee5 by the nm.
v'aua.s' uaso $50, - e h.,,l;ns ;,s,;,u,;ous
.issssa'ss ssp', M, .,...,, ,he nation
'op.si. - ,..,,,,,,rv has received a bio,
u - s,ta.,r Car ran. which will no, be
as.;,. e,,.ed. our national administration
s.s Horn ;n,nr.s.cd bv i,s suflucucc, the Bank
.sn, nm s.,v a,,a ,nanv oi,,er measures. have been
& - 80 g.. kt,;. .,,,.o w., J,, ro, intend,
generated oy 'n'' sa''s'. Wv ,,,,,,;,,;.a Of
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IoMs patrons of our paper dad friends
Of Temperance. gencfai!y.- Two more
publications after to dsy, and we hu,c
completed, tho first vol of our paper.
Thus lnr VIC hare luhnrGd diligently in
The causc. determined that nothing should
deter the regular appearance Of our little
sheer. fnr nj lcaS, twelve months. Indus
,rionsly have we applied oursclf. 10 make
the Washinetonian n welcome messenger
To all good wishcrs Of The cansc NC ndvo-
cate. Many promises we're made ny our
friends, when We entered into the pnbli-
cation of this rork, which we are indeed
sorry 10 say, have no, 5ccn kept NJ pSnc
rnn rs we anticipated. We have no de-
sire to rclin1uiSh Tie work. III is eucour-
nscd at least sufficient 10 defrny our ex.
pcnscs Of publication, and will not cor.
plain we are willing to labor in 50 gon'l
cause as Temperance. without pecunia.
ry reward. We have The press anal type.
and all we ask, for tho friends nf Temper
ance 10 sustain our work, and il shall no,
60 down. But. from the receipts nf pay.
men,s for the last three or four months,
our friends can perceive that there has been
barely enough received 10 pay tor The pa
per alone consumed on each M. Although
nur shee, is small, we have placed il nj
such low price. lin the hopes nf bring
ing il within the means of all 10 subscribe. J
iha, noi less than six hundred paying sub
scrihcrs 'sill enable us TO publish ycnr!y,
without some loss. We have fniIcn for
short Of this number the present ycar-up
10 the present lime. we liavo four hundred
AMI lwen,y-thrre subscribers. among
whom, nearly hundred are in arrears FOR
our paper. We have cndeavorcd to avoid
dunnine such Of oar subscribers this Ear.
under the hopes that. from our small re-
ce'pls, those who had mt paid, would sc c
The necessity Of aidiug us, by remirrins The
amnun, dug; and we now respectfully ask
Of ALL in ;he city and country. who hive
received our paper regularly since lis rom.
mcrce:nenf. nnd have not yet complied
with our terms, payable in advance" IN
do 50 n; as cariy period rs possible. FOR
we arc much in need of their assisiancc.
lf we are compelled to discontinue the
Washins,oniau. fer want of patronage.
nher The expiration Of the present volume,
il will be viii, much regret that We t!n sn;
hu, if tho friends of Temperance will sit.
Us sufficiently in the undertaking the scr.
vices Of competent Editor for the work
will be engaged, and our paper enlarged
and published weekly, m The commence
mcnt Of another year. We submit to The
friends Of Temperance generally ihe a.
hove. and ssk their aid in carrying IL into
eifec,.--Aagusta Wcsaing'oninn.
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co,u.r,, Nnu IL

CoLvaEIA. May f5.
rofion.-There is considerable doing in the
article at this time hnt prices are not as fall
before the Late Liverpool accounts. which we
publish to-day. and prices may now be q,ioied
nj 81 ~ cents, extremes most sales al iS a
j cents.
E4eharsc Charleston i-s. and on New
York 1 per cent. premium. 10 pur.
FreigBs.--br Cotton to Charleston, hy river
or railroad. IS cents per bale.-Caroliaias
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&erNyeei.

ESROM my plantation near Hamburg. on
Ia The night of the third instant, small
DARK BAY MARE, abont nine years oil. oI
fine action, aud PAGES well nnder the saddle
In thin order, bui evidences finc blood:
Also. small light SoRREI. MULE. pre-.
vio,,sly. about three years old, bu, well broke
for working or riding.
a liberal compensation will be given for tho
delivery Of either or both. 10 me at Hamburg,
or for any information which will lead TO their
possession.
Hamburg, May 10, ,sis. If II
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d gT a R v.

Died suddenly. N; his residence in This dis
,riet, on Wednesday the 10Th inst, Mr. JoHs
BAILEY. aged abou, 10 years.
Died. ON Friday the 18Th inst. JosErH Ap.
olson. son of. Ebert aud Martha Dolby, aged
year S months and 10 days.
1.-THE Lord gave il, and the Lord hath ia
ken it."
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MISSIONARY NOTICE

The nndrrisued will commence their Mis-
sionnry labors.
On Saturday before the Is, Lorl's Day in
July. at Providence.
On Saturday before the sl Lords Day in
July. 1t Siloa,n.
On Saturday before the 81 Lords Day in
July. at Fellowship.
JnIy, nt Monntain Creek.
On Saturday before the 9Th Lords Day in
July,nt Damascus.
On Saturday before tho lss Lords Day in
August. IT Good Hope.
On Saturday before the Cd Lords Day in
August, at Lille Stevens Creek.
On Saturday before the Sd Lords Day in
August. al Chestnut Hill. Ms
On Saturday before The 9Th Lords Day in
August, at Sister Springs
Each meeting will continue cue week if cir.
cuu,s.anccs fayo, it.
z. WATKINS,
JOS. MORRIS.
Stay. lsl3.
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Lale Frost.--There was a hard frost at
Quebec .on the night Of The 5ti instant.
There were yet large patches of snow in
The fields. along tho fences, and in hollow
places. Six,y-seveR years ago tsays the
Quebec Gaaeticl on the 4ih May, when
tho siege Of Quebec was raised, on The ar.
rival Of troops from England, the spring
was nearly same as at tho present.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EQUITY.
Biz for Partition.

nlCt!aIu iIIuy, el IL
VI. Bill for Partition.
Thomas Hardy, et al.
h T appearing TO the satisfaction Of tho Com.
u niss'oricr, that The defendants Thomas
Hardy. James Hardy. Barbara tlowerton Al.
len Hower,on, flowenSn, Children Of
Nancy Howefion, deccased. C.iales Busssy
and wife Eliza. aud James Key. Abner CLAN
ton and wife Tayy o. Glaniou, John Parks
and wife Lncy w Parks, reside without the
limits Of the State; on motion, by .Bosham.
Compiainanis Solicitor. ordered, thai iha said
absent defendants do plead. answer or demur
to complaiuau,s bill. within three months from,
the publication Of this order, or tI,e said bill
will be taken pro eouftsso ngainat them.
J. TERRY, c.E,E.p.
Coma'rs. 05iee, Eaggieid May 20. ls43.
May q 3m Il