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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-16
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
INsEQUITY
'ames Blackwell and others.
BMBr
Panuion

.e W. Y, Y ~ p:t yol
Lucretia Blackwell. r, fa1tuion' ~ Y on 9=
Tai Office il, hereby given that By virtue Of
lV an order from chancellor HARPER, Il shall
offer for Sale to the highest bidder. al ROCKETS
Old Stand, and near The premises, on Saturday
the 26th October, instant, the Real Estate Of
John Blackwell, deceased, consisting of,she fol-
lowing tracts Of land, viz. ~ :ss ~
One tract containing two ohundred and eighty
one acres, more or less, whereon the said john
Blackwell resided st the time of his DEATH situ-
atc in the District and State aforesaid; ;on Plum
Branch and Hickory Creek, waters sof Big
Stephens Creek. adjoining lands Of Martin n.
Minis. DR.. A. G. league, Chesley Wells; AT
ticus Tucker and others. Il y
Also, one other tract knnwn as the Mime
tract, co5tainining One bundled and twenty
nine acres, more or less sitnale in the Distfict
and Stale aforesaid ion. PLAN Branch and Hick-
~ Creeks, waters Of Big Stephens Creek, ad-.i
Joining the above tract OF two hundred and
;eighty-one acres.
8 Said lands to be SOLD on q credit of one and
two years in equal annual inssalments, excepr
so much as will pay tue cost ofithe: suit which
must be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond
with approved surelies and mortgages Of the
premises foi tie purchase money. 5 49,
Plats Of re.suryey Of said lands will be eshib.
tied on the day of Sale. - e 6
S: S. ToMPKlNss E. E.SS
Oct. ], 1914 At t364S
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commercial.
HAMBURG, Oct. 9.

HAMBURG, Oct. 9.
Cotton.--Our market has been dull during
the last week. The news by the Caledonia
had tendency to lower the market shade in
the finer qualities; but there is SO little business
doing, that ii is scarcely perceplible. We make
slight alteration in our quotations, al which
holders appear firm and buyers are careless
about purchasing.
Quoia.ions-Old. 81 g.. ordinary to mid
ding, S; middng fair, 81, fair. 6.
Bagging and Bale Rope.-Thers is good
supply Of these articles In our market at quo.
tations.
Groeer;es.-There is very large and well
selected assortment OF Groceries in this mar.
ket, and the merchants ale daily receiving, by
the railroad, and river, which although very
low, has been navigated within the last few
days by lighters. During the past week there
has been q fair business done in the retail line,
taking into consideration the dullness OF the
Cotton market.-Republiean.
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Sectional Jealousy.-We would say To-
our beo,her Of the c. Watchman, we are
no, for Stirring up sectional jealousy; Blu,
we are for arousing the South from their
mental apathy, and would impress upon
our southern readers the importance, the
absolute necessity Of acting for themselves.
The child that always lies on the arm Of
lis parent will never learn TO walk. Ifit
would stand erect and walk as Others do,
must le. go the hand ofthc parent and
make an efforti,self. Let the South exert
its energies, cultivate native talents. place
itself on an equality in literary matters with
the North, and she will be treated more
respectfully and, consequently. will have
less frequent cause ofcomplaint. Let a
man act Alright, and we care not in what
longitude lies The land Of his nativity
Commend US 10 an honest and liberal man,
say we, and wherever we fud him we will
hail him and love him as brother.
Christian Inder.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
RYJOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
III ID of E,duef;.,Id n;e,r;ot
of Edgefield District,

ER I JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
LID Of Edgefeld District.
Whereas Wiley Harrison, hath applied
TO me for L etters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods. and cha,,el,, rights
and credits of Samuel H. Cartilage. laie of
The Dislric, aforesaid. deceased, these are
therefore TO cite and admonish all and sin
gular,I The kindred and creditors of The said
decea'd, to be and appear before me, al our
next Ordinary's Court for the said DisIrict,
TO be holden at Edgefeld Court House, on
the twenty; eighh day of October inst, TO
show cause, if any, why, said admins
tra,ion should mol be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
10th day of October, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty -four, and in The 69th year ofAmeri.
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. Ed.
Oct. 16' q 35
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Look at This (!
7th REGIMENT,

a LII Persons INDEBTED to the Subscriber,
IA. either by Note or Account, are hereby
earnestly requested to come forward and pay
up. as longer indulgence will not be given
All those who do not avail themselves Of this
notice previously to the 1st day of January
1s45, may expect to have TO pay Cost, as shall,
Unfortunately. put the whole Of my Notes
and Accounts in tho has.i,. OF "a AttornoJ, in
the Federal Court Of the United States, to COL
lect the same. "A'word TO the wise is suffi.
cient. JOHN AMACKER.
Oct IA, 1874 81 33
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Precious Larke,
William n' Raifora and l;sies 1se '@z and RE- Re-.
wife, wife, ana IL; sSa,,.a'e s'ssi, & lief
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of
lV an Order from Chancellor Harper,
shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder, at
Edge6eld Court House, on the first Monday in
November next, part of the Real Estate Of
John Larke, deceased, consisting Of the follow
ing tracts. viz:
No /. The Mine Greek place, consisting
of nine hundred and fifty (95O acres. more or
less, on the main road from Charleston TO Cam
bridge, adjoining lunds of WmsDaniel Thos.
Bartlett, Mary Watson, Malrlohe Padget, Geo.
Bell and others. SIS.
2ud. The Partnin place, containing one hun
dred (100) acres, more or less, on Mine Creek,
adjoining lands of William Edwards, George
Bell, Jacob Pow and others.
3rd. One other tract, containing four hun
dred and twenty-five (I25) acres, more OF less,
on Clouds Creek, adjoining lands lately belong
ing to the Estate of Nathan Bodie, deceased,
Sarah Starke and others.
4th. One other tract, containing sixty two
(62) acres, more or less, OH the waters of Big
Creek, adjoining lands of Hon. A. P. Butler,
lands lately belonging to the Estate Of Jesse
Graham. deceased, and others.
Said lands 10 be sold on credit until the first
January, 1916, except the cost ofsale, to be paid
IN cash. Purchnsersto give bonds, with good
surities, and Mortgages to secure the purchase
money.
T Tract No. /, or the Mine: Creek place
will be re surveyed and sold in three separate
parcels.
Twill also sell at the same time and place, in
the above stated case, four Negroes, viz: Jim,
Emma Adaline and Bryant, on credit Of one
year, except the cost Of partition and sale,
which must be paid in each. Purchasers giving
bonds and approved sureties.
s. S. TOMPKINS, c. e. e. d.
Oct H. 1914 At 80 :.
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State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
g EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
PY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
Dof Edgefeld District.
Whereas Lucius H. Hall and Abner H.
Hall hath applied TO me for Letters Of Ad-
minis,ration with the will annexed, on all
and singular the goods. and chauels, rights
and credits Of Tabilha Hall, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased, these are there
fore to cite and adlonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, 10 be and appear before me, n,
our next Ordinary's Court for The said Dis
trict to be holden at Edgefeld Cour House,
on The twenty-eightb day of October inst,
to show cause. if any, why the said admin
is,ration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day of October, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty four,
and in tile 69lh year Of American Iidepen.
dence.
f. JOHN HILL. o. F.. D.
Oct. 16 2t 3s.
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having established its ssre eputa,ion, was
usually both expensive and careless TO
please; wiltshire other, having a arepnta-
lion yet to make, would serve you we'll at
a moderate charge. But Goldsmith's
opinion. which he puts into The mouth Of
young Marlo,o, in SHE Stoops 10 Conquer,
is perhaps pretty nearly the true one;
Travellers must pay in all places; the
only difference sihat 10 good inns you pay
dearly for luxuries; in bad inns you are
.feeced and starved, - .ss 5.s.sis5.3
Don't Go Fest People from the Wes-
tern cities beg of young professional men,
ifthey have any regard for themselves
not TO think of emigrating to tile Valley
Of the Mississippi. The professions. er-
,cept The Clerical one. are burihened TO ex-
cess.--Wbal is wanied at the West, is
more farmers, mechanics, manufacturers,
wool.growers, and laborers. Millions of
acres, teeming with luxuriant vegetation,
only what the husbandnan, TO yield an
enormous harvest.
6tr3S EoT FedtheT.-A Sherlf oi one
county having in charge group offelons
bound, 10 the Auburn State Prison, en-
countered the sheriff Of another county,
having a similar convoy in charge. On the
meeting ofihe cars Of the prisoners from
the two counties, two Of them instantly re-
cognized each other as old friends and as
sociates. They were both classmates at
Dartmouth College; one. Delaney, was
expelled, The other, Nicholas, absconded.
Each pursued the bent Of his inclination
each attempted to prey upon the COM
munity and each entered the State Prison
at one and at The same time, to expiate
their crimes. and to learu that talents and
opportunity perverted, lead to wretched-
ness and disgrace.
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October 10.

Cotton.-There has been very little business
done during the past week, and at its close
there was almost an entire suspension. Very
little cotton is offered and no demand prevails
except for choice square bags. Prices have
continued to decline, and we now quote at from
5 to 81 The latter rate can be obtained only
for prime cotton. The receipts during the
week have been liglit.-Const.
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Cn1r,mn1A Oct 10

COLUMBIA, Oct 10.
Colton.-Since the las,l|advices from Liver.
pool, the market is probably from ! TO i cent
lower, on the poor and middling kinds We
quotes a 81 CTS. extremes; most sales at Sd 6.
The receipts from the Cd inst. TO the 9th incIu.
sive, have been 4,3ls bales 1859 of which
have been stored. The shipments during the
same period by the Rail Road, have been
1851.
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MARRIED.

On the 26th ult., by the Rev. H. A. Williams,
Mr.. Emsley Lott, to Miss Marina Rutland.
daughter of 4. Rutland, Esq, all ofthis District
On the Bird inst, by the Rev. H. A. Williams,
Mr.. Isaac Edwards, to Miss Emaline Clark,
daughter Of B. Clark, all Of this District.
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AUGUSTA. Oct. II.

AUGUSTA, Oct. IL.
Cotton.-Since our report of Saturday Inst,
we have had adiices from Liverpool 10 the I9lh
ult which shows declinein that market of
TO G. per lb.. which has had the effect to cause
a reduction with us of. to 4 c per lb. We
quote fair cotton at 81 c.: exiremoa of market, 4
10 SIC. Principal sales from S to 5lc.-Wash.
ingtonian.
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CANDIES, Oct. 8.

CAMDESS Oct. 3.
Cottoa.-There has heen some considerable
quantity in our market during the past week,
and prices as usual. border upon the Charles
ton quotations. We put down prices at 4 TO
81 cents.
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CHEAP CASH STORE.,
AT EDGEFIELD c. H.,

CHEAP CASH STORE.,
AT EDGEFiELD c. H.,
(Opposiie the Planters Hotel.
To all who look TO their own interest, and
bear in mind that a penny savcd is penny
made.
HAVINGIeceived and are still receiving
LII splendid assortment Of f all and Win.
ter Goods, which we will sell at smull
advance, for CASH, we hope that our friends
and the public in general will give us call
and examine. for themselves, and they will allow
that our establishment has justly meri.ed the
uppeIlation OF the "Chcap Cash Store Z"
Tltp- Eole.etnR =for~ of tho articles. viz =
l0-4 Satin Shawls, nj 8 90, worth $l5
l04 Thibet, 90 "2 SO, worth S5
l0.4 Damdcins "2 co. worth $4
For Ladies' Dresses.
Caslmeres, Poppnes, muslins de LANES.
Allpacka's, Merinoes, French, English and
American Prints, from 64 upwards.
Black, Slate and White Hoseries, from l21
cents q pair, upwards.
Ladies' and Children's Mitts, from 64 cents,
upwards.
Also, large assortment of Gentlemenfs Cloth.
ing, consisting Of
Blanket Goals, Frock and Ortr Goats, Pants,
Vests. Caps, Hats, and Negro Clothing, Sc,
at Charleston Prices.
-Aitso,-
Domestics, Shoes. Hardware, Crockery, Sad.
dlery, Groceries, Medicines, Tin.W are and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
We assure our customers and the public, to
whom we are thankful for past patronage, that
we will always endeavor 10 sell at the lo,oest
,,riccs and continuance of their nafrnnooe 10
respectfully solicited.
J. COHN G. co.
Oct 9, If 81
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Public Notice.

IA IL persons indebted 10 the Estate of D..
"A w. Tibbetts, deceased, are requested to
make payment Immediately, and those having
demands against said Estate will present them
according 10 law for payment.
J..D. TIBBETTS, Administrator.
Oct. 9, u 81
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G All Persons indebted TO Goode & Lyon,
or to 8. F. Goode, previous to the first of Jan
nary, 1874, nre earnestly requested 10 call and
settle without delay. SIG.
Oct IA, 1874 IF IS
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Aduiss to Traueliers.-A young travel.
lerlwas adpised,by friend TO stop at the
second bes. hotel or inn in!every place he
might go 10, for, ,liis reason, that the best
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-16

Longeuity.-solomon Herr Levi, an
Isrealite lately died at Herheim, near Lau-
dau. in the l09th year of his age, having
retained to the last the full nse Of all his
faculties. He was followed TO the grave
by 81 children andgreat grand children.
One ofhis daughters. 73 years old could
with difficulty he removed from. the imam
innate remains Of her parent. During his
long and active career, the deceased had
never been i'll.
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Death from the Lock Ja,o.-In New
York, on Sunday, an inquest was held on
the body Of John Frank, aged AZ years.
The deceased was engaged in factory
for grinding paints, aud about fortnight
since, while attending TO The machinery,
in endeavoring to take small stone from
the work, bis left hand was caught by one
oflhe wheels, which tore off ths entire
fingers. He fingered until Saturday last
when death put period to his suffsrings,
as he died oflock-jaw.
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fI9M Me Ccrrcspon ndence Of the South Caf0lin'dB
augusta Oct. S 1914.
"Gen. N, M,0uffie's speech was decidedly.
the plainest and most unimpassioned one
! ever heard from him-devo,ed entirely
TO ciear and simple elucidation of,his
course aud opinions in relation to a United
States Bank, the operation Of the protec
tive policy m the general interests and
domestic Institutions Of the South, and
the exposure ofthe extraordinary and ex.
trayagant views and positions Of Col.
Toombs, which, as he said, set utterly at
naught the old and well established princi-
Piles of political economy laid down by
Adam Smith, Say, &c. He seemed TO
studiously avoid that remarkably Intensity
offeeling and vehemence of manner aud
expression which so slrikinSly and pow
eSfully characterize his speeches general
ly, and TO carefully devote; the whoietime
allotted TO him TO the information oi:hls
hearers. In. one instance only, while
speaking Of the aggressions of the Tariff,
(which generally move him SO strongly did
he manifest the slightest excitement, and
then only TO q very moderate extent. Some
thoughtIhis arose from his physical idebil-
iiy; but very different would have been
their idea Of it had they heard the in,ensi-
ly vehement and overwhelming bursts of
passion in his late speech at Edge6eld
Court House, on th 20,h ult., only twelve
days before when, as | observed in my
comments on them, "his feeble frame
induced me to doubt at first its power to
sustain him in. these splendid and over,
whelming OUT bursts of patriotic scorn aud
indignation; but SO far from suffering from
them, he appeared to gain strength from
each. and presented a remarkable mani
festa,ion Of the7power of mind over mat
ter, aud of gigantic intellect to arouse
aud stimulate the energies of the body
Betting on EIertions.-The Providence
Journal says: "This betting on elections is
growing evil, and threatens to destroy
the purity ofthe ballot box altogether. The
purse is every day gaining the power over
principle, and political contests are becom.
Ing more and more personal and merce-
nary. A mans faith in regard to the sue
cess of any particular candidate or party,
is doubted, and laughed at, unless he offer
TO back his opinion by money or soit of
clothes-and such is sthe imreriection of
human nature, that those who have thous-
ands staked on the result of an election,
which they can i'll afford to loose, will be
very likely to resort TO ''bribery and cor
ruptiou," in order to win. They will strain
a point of conscience for the sake of the
pocket, or even for new hat, which
they would hardly do to save a party. In
this way gamblers in stocks, and gamblers
in cards, are among the noisiest and most
interested poliiicians-and thus our free
elections are debased to the level or horse
racing aud cock lighting, and the blessings
Of our hoasted republican institutions are
sporied by blacklegs- and jockeys. Why
shonld not betting on elections, in other
words, degrading aud trifliug with The most
sacred rnst of citizenship, be treated as an
offence against The Stale, ind punishable
as perjury, or common gambling!"
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Oct. 16
NEW GOODS.

HEVHE Subscribers has inst received his
d FALL and WINTER Stuck of Goods,
bonsht in New York at the lowest prices Of Tie
season, and he now offers them TO his friends
and the community in general, on such terms
as will not fail 10 please the most careful and
particular buyer.
s. r. GOoDE.
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Land for Safe.

VWlHAT well known Plantation formerly ~
III owned by N. Lowe, duceased. contain.
ing four hundred and forty.thIes (d43) acres.
on Turkey Creek, immediately on the Stage
road leading from Edgefeld C. H. to Abbe-
vile C.. H. ANY one wishing to purchase viii
do well TO examine for themselves.
Apply To the subscribers.
SAM'L WILLIAMS,
d. D. BRUNSON.
Sept e5th If 7.5s5
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claimed reduction in prices from our holders,
which being ncceded by the latter to an ex-
tent at from; j "a c. particularly on all de-
scriptions below fair, the enquiry became
pretty active on that day, and so continued the
day following; l157 bales changed hands on
The former day, aud 1878 bales on the latter.
Since then the market has been dropping, ,.pur.
chasers having held out for q further reduction,
and which in most all instances they have sue
ceeded in obtaining. This reduction has e1-
tended to the finer descriptions, and atthe close
of the market yesterday amounted since the
arrival Of the Caledonia to, from4 to cent,
with but very sparing demand. The sales on
Wednesday were 754 bales, on Thursday 5O6,
and yesterday 3l6-making the total sales Of
week 47l6 bales.
The Ne,os from Europe.-The New York
Express says:
1.-THE news from Europe has had paraly-
sing effect on tie Cotton market. All transact
tions are suspended. Buyers requires con-
cession Of ! to i cent. which holders have no.
acceded TO. II remains to be seen which will
yield. Flour continues to rise, and has nd.
vanced within the las, three days 37b 10 so cts.
a barrol. This lsan impsr,ant advance. espe.
cialIy at this particular season. The receipts
via Canal continues small; only 2794 bbls. son
Saturday. At this rate the stock on hand
when the canal closes will be much less than
usual. Coru has also gone up. owing to the
small quantity al market"
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UNION BIBLE SOCIETY. y

UNION BIBLE SOCIETY.
;GYThe Executive Committee Of the
Abbeville and Edgefeld Union Bible So.
ciely will meet at the subscribers house IN
Greenwood, onT Tuesday the 18th October
next, ar IL o'clock, A. M. A full attend
ance of.tbe Commit,ee;is particularly re.
auested. W.fP. HILL; Chairman.e
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MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP

MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP,
FHyHE Subscriber has just received from
Ill Nc,o York his FALL SUPPLY OF
MERCHANT'TAILoR'S GOODS, consists
Sup; Sup. Wool Dyeds Black Cloth,
.. Brown
- Black French, /"
{" ~ Cashmere. z.
{" Fancy Checked, !"
=. 80: Striped
49,. ~ Checked Tweed, g z.tssa i
Checked and plain Tweeds Clolhf for Sacks,
Checked silkYelvet Vestings,
Striped Woollen
Sup. Sup. Black Satin, "
Velvet,
Buck Gloves,
".. Hoskin :"
Woollen q" -
Black and Figured Scarfs and Cravats.
Slspenders, Stocks, Collars and Hats, &c.
AL Of whichhe offers for sale nj reasonable
prices, aud begs these wishing to buy Clothing
togiYe him call. -: * -
He is prepared to make Clothing mp in the
latest style and in the best manner and fatters
himself that by bis long experience in business
he will be able TO please those who may favor
him with their patronage. 3.,s.,:.l55s is.
Oci.2 If SO
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House and Lot dor Sale.

House and Lot dOr Sale.
WXTILL be sold, at Edgefeld C. H., on
Wv. SATURDAY the 18th Of October next, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, by public outcry, the House
and Lot in the Village Of Edgefeld, belonging
to the estate Of George Pope, deceased.
a creditof one and two years will be given,
the last iustalment bearing interest from the
end ofthe first year.
THOMAS H. POPE,
sep,;25 sA49sN Il A1ss4's;2 s.
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Fresh Fall & Winter Goods.

Fresh Fall & Winter Goods.
EyHE Subscribers beg leave to announce
III to their customers and the public gen.
erally. that they have Just received from Ne,o
York, theft. stock of /.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
embracing almosteyery variety Of Fancy and
Siapls Goods, usually kept in our market,
amongst them good stock Of
Kerseys, Blankets, Negro Shoes, Hats,
Caps and Saddlsry, Hard,oGe and
Cutlery, Crockery, &c., &c.,
theyinsite the attention OF the public generally
to cal lund examine their stock, and they viii
.TaYsto give satisfaction. $50
PRESLEY 6 BRYAN.
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Extra Court OF Equity.

Extra Court OF Equity.
ALL Suitors and others interested, are hereby.
III notified that a Court Of Chancery to hear
all cases not disposed Of ut the regular June!
Term of said Court, viii be held at $Edgefeld3 /
Court House on the FIRST Monday in November
next.
BY order Of Chancellor HARPER:
a-i.,-.5t5. s. 8. TOMPKTNS, c. Z. = Ds
Sept. 25 30 80