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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21
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We heard, Equally 10 our aslunlshmeni and regret
day or two since that otr stalnc Wig friend. james
Dulan had bol,rd at he eleventh hoaI. The following
note from that gentleman nails the false TO the
couuter. Il is nrdlt.,n IN parrO.
10 he Editors elite iyattbHg Yrs,lin
Genilemeu:-i regre, very much II trouble von al
this tine, but my invalid situation leaves me other re
than To lrcsrass IN your kindness have last
evening been informed by friend that II WAS currently
reported through town that | had deserted the Why
rsnks and oned the Locus, and that would n't vote
or Henry Clay. an any account. All ct Which pro-
nounce 10 be LIE; YES a LIE, without shado" OF
foundation.
luas much my ,rsducers have MT Is, far AS have
heafi) given the reas why should vote i,f II nty
reasols why sla (i lying) vote for him, nt only IN
,r.fre TO Mr.. Polk but IN preference 10 any other
man living hecatse believe he possesses the ability
the hones aud patriotism to carry out the Wing prnrl
ples by which only this country be great ndepend
rnt and prosperous Whilst believe. he oher hand,
should l.uruucosn he IN the ascendant II would have a
contrary Effect and be subycrsve Of our dearest and be,,
interests.
shall vote for Henry Clay, because tie American
peesle him debt OF gratitude which the present
gene'aion repaythcy can.and WILL however.
pay i0S,amfnl. by brs,u"ing on hun The highest oil
flee in their alt. which he no doubt will Ill with honor
10 himself aud benefit the natiun. POseiity VIII do
the bslance.
| am, gentlemen with great respect,
your voedent servant,
Has n0ItE
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LEAVING taken The Store IN Narwck's New Bull
Il a ding next door below Oar House., II anceys.) &
opn,site Reid & Emmersons, has received and now Of
iers fr sale and general assortment oil Scho0 and
Miscellaneous Bnoks Stationary Sler Pens, hhs red,
blne and black lux Powders, Sealing Wax, Play Ing
Cards. BACKGAMMON Boards Fue Screams. House Pa
per- Ink stands Qus Waters SC. Sc. recently select
ed by himself with much for this market lose
wishing to purchase articles IN his line are invited 10
call and examine his stock, and extend to him liberal
share Of their patronage -
In cpunec,ion with the Book Store, lie will in a few
unnls Lave Il lind 10 and in nperallOn his
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E.i.s'di' 6.ssd sI.FPLE
Sill. {. % d DIS.
U'HLLLNS, R.l.NhLv s. PE.N.\LN.i.N.
No. Cd WILLIAM STREET.

No. Cd WILLIAM STREET.
CEDAR STREET, YORK.
WOULD call lie attention Of Merchants visiting
w New York for their Fall supplies. 10 thef ext-s-
sye assortment o entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To their ordinary stock, which comprises full and go
neral variety of Staple and fancy silk Good-, they havs
bfen making large additions Of ENTIRELY NEW
STYLES, expressly adapted n the
From the facilities wheh they pssess ~ the purchase
81 Golds al the very vesl eas their unrtsalled and
very extensive ass1rr.cnlihey feel assured that IL will
IN their piwer tn oler extraordinary inducements
purchasers who desire aud deserve To buy Inc very
hesl terms, and they determined spare M psius
Ia nake W The interest OF such make their selsc,,oas
lrom Their stock. In
DRESS GOODS
they can She" great range nf stYies in Rich Printed
Sashmrre Dt.slase oi latest Pafs patterns: riesans.
Grape DE Liioes, Masiin DE Laines of Pars styles,
never br're offered.
Aparcas. Bonhazines, Bllck and Blue SILK. Law snd
high priced
SILKS Camelean Brocade Silks; Camelron Broth
striped Silks; PLAIN aud Satin Striped HELEN erre !;
i3laris and blue Black Satn Striped and l,fcade fuu.
cd StkS Satin striped Grus Cranes; Black All Bla,
black Grus de Swiss; Italian l.nsiflnas Gtns a Rhe ~
Gtos d. Antiques Black aud Blue Black Saiins PLAN aud
Figured Status Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety, compr-
sing honnc Silks and Salins oenlirey new Styles Bon
mel and Cap Ribbons, rich Fail patterns, nhw designs
Bonnet Vesels, plain collars black and blue black gus-
ed shaded, PLAID; eu aud uncut.
Lac rs.
Cap laccs in great variety Of new and elegant pat
terms; Trimming Lares and Lace Edpinp,, black sud
white silk Llsle. Guipiro, Maohin, Drusssls Se.
Thread Laces aad Edsless, French, German and
English.
SilAWIS.
Rich Cashmere mud Broche Long and Squar. Shawis,
Fh6et Muslin de Lame, kahyle, Plaid Woolen, Mott.
&c So,
SILK SllANlS-DAk Cameleon Satin Striped.
figured, Sc,
GLOVES AND MIrTS,
IN every variety Tor Genlencn ladies' and Misses OF
KID ui the mns approved manufacture Buck, Merinn
WeolIon, SlIb, Lace, F,lc. Egyptian, India Ruaber;
Nc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

TEXAS.-Gen Ansln jones has been elected Presi.
dent Of Texas. by majority OF to | over Gen. Bura
SON. The successful candidate is opposed 10 The daHtra
lion of 1frls 10 he Uaiiei SidiesS, that, whether
Polk or Clay be elected. thai humbug Is stone dead
in love with the Texans In commit rape upon hen
after the manner of the "Old Roruanso All The iusian
Of the ococo orators, TIE. about brethren aud kind
red mpr nsy heseeehng rs Ia permit them To ncurpo
rate the one STAR AMID glorious constellation,
end for it ou, that by the election Of jones'
With fnli knowed !e o hs hosliity n neNaon, they
have very significantly said to Us, I'VE want of
your company" We hope. lheteore shall have no
more maeh heruics and crocodile tears this SUBJECT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

That sapse,Yus statesman, James X. Polk, with 9th
Of the same stamp. denounced the Wing 1arif u
lS42 as pn!ibiiory and moururd over commetce prbs
trs,ed and dtied up Now what the iaets1
In lSi tir the months ending an the LIST 81 De
io5er the revenue received at the port OF Boston,
S2,457 81
In the corresponding neTud Of 1874, ASIA. J5i
At New Yafh Ia 1913, S.529.3i6
And in 1911, 1925, 2c6
Ia Baltimore I0r IN nths, In lSi3 3j5.iH
Aud in ISL. 7iS,996
The nett increase at these poris therefore. in the three
first quarters Of the year. Is $l3.44i,l45.
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NOOK Ess.s'D T. R Z,

And be prepared to execute with nea'ness and despatch
all work with which he may be favored in that branch
of his busness-Clerks of Courts, Merchants, Bank OH
GERS and all others can furnished at short notice with
every species of Record and Counting House Books
flushed in superior and durable style, and on cheap terms
Of his own manufacture.
OF. q WIN
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G6RsCEg.gRs .s.sEs'S.

RbERSONS IN want of CIR CUI.aR SAWS can
be furnished Short notice. with warranted arti.
Gle, ofany SIZE. from II 10 as in diameter at small
advance ON manufacturers prices. by
IL. Il. & w. A. RICHARDS.
Sept. 5 Is
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" NOTICE..

NOTICE.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the sub
II serlbefs, by Archibald b. Duke, in his lifetime,
bearing date the 10Th day Of December, 1912, aud
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the county court
Of Campbell we will, on Tuesday the ooh day OF
October, lS44 proceed 10 sell, the premises to the
highest bidder by way # public auction. for ready
ney. the .'itl, nth The Lands thereto attached. situated
on Fishing Creek, in the county Of Campbell. al
the JAMES River aud kanawha Canal, being the same
property formerly twned by the late Christopher hntho
n.y. decd. Also. at the time and place, Negr,
boy named Le,cis; negro girl named Hannah negro
glTl named .Nlncy and negro named Fountain;
being the property said deed mentioned much oil
said property as will be sufficient 10 satisfy the debt
curedby said deed.
The tile to the above property is believed 70 be good
but acting as trustees We shall only convey such title
is vested IN US by virtue of sald deed.
JOHN WILLS, , IT..
CREED Il. WILLS, s i'"''''''
Oct. 81 ids
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We IE' 80 OBS.
10 TnbaccO .Hgs.ufllclisrcrs

10 T1bgrcO .EgmHfHclWrcrs.
VIE subscriber having taken the large < convenient
~ ucated ware house the iflsin lately occupied
by Messrs Lewis ID. Crenshaw & Co. for the pnrpss
nj conducting general Commission and Forwarding
hnsnesswill be pleased to receive Manufactured To-
barco. and forward it as instructed, charging only 5
cents per box for receiving and forwarding.
JAMES II. JUREY.
Richmond, Sept 10 Wis
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q - o 81 ~ e te !
CVslVALaED ATTRACTION.


'uNilE snbscrbsr Is ppeniog ut his old stand On
nan slfeet. lynehbuf., Va. ene oI the most
spoudld aud de ffahir stuck Ut
E.gEE .s.s'E Fg'F.ETEFs GOGDs,
offered N this market II an examination ut which
he uvlt's his old friends aud the public IN general.
ihls elegant stuck OF Gaods has been purchased in the
CITIES ut New York aud philadehla on the most al
vanlageuns TERMS the great decline In prices, and
can therefore be offered prccs decidedly less than
they can he found elsewhere IN this market. Among
the variety 10 be found IN this superb assortment are
the following spundld Guuds. ENn super premium,
west Of Enaa Clubs. lassiineroa aud leslrnra Of
every shade aud quality. ffInce Regent silk Velvet
Nesnss. PLAN. and sliaied these Glods slandwnA
vut a rival this side Of the Atlantic.
FOR TIE LADIES.
A magnificent assortment nj Silks and rich Dress
r1os, such super black aud blue black ero de Rhine
extra super black dhIne back Gro de Penos. harh
Mattlunl. Gram and pau de sons. rich Gamern. Musa
&c Darlanes. Ncap,luan ani Teresa waiered striped
aud shaded sdbs, the very latest syls out, D1tnht-
heS aud Apaeeas. AT less prices than they have ever
been sll heretofore alao ehulee invoice OF very rich
tarhcmere, pampadnur, Crude Cloths, Manufactured
expressly Ia order, alan. Ribbhs. Gloves. Mus Gimf
aud Jump cords, Linen tamhtlr landkefehiels Shawi-
Fancy llandkeohirs and tfnVals, Sowing six, Curd.
and trimmings at every Description with all other fancy
articles 10 be found elsewhere.
TO HAMMERS AID PLANTERS.
Superior Pulled Cloths and Iinseys. Blankets Of eve
~ style and quality, Kentucky aud Glasgow Jeans
Cassine, plain aud PLAID. Fur and WOOL Has, sole LEA
thcr Heavy Brgahs Tor Servants, &c. &c, sc. Ais
large STOCK #
GROCERIES,.
All Of which will be sold a, prices To sni the times
As determined 10 sell. buyers need fear grln-
good bargains ID. T. {. PETERS.
Oct. Il wONif
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ASSURANCE .EG.EE.y'ST
EBggS'.

IHllF subscriber has heon nppoH'cl Sub Aecn, ufihe
1 New iork Cunlrbuonshp Fire Insurance Com.
rany,
CAPITAL 830S, oOG;)
Oli'c NJ 81. Wall street. This company ihsures
Bulldns. in general Mefrhandi1'. Household Furniture,
aud every description o Personal Pruporty, against loss
OF damage. by fire.
The subscriber is prepare to receive, and ali
cits applications thr insurance IN this Company from The
citizens oil ynchburg aud ii tho surrounding country
A. II. AkMlSlEAD. sub Ageut
Oct q Win
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

an Wellesley the 30lh of October, if fair. if not.
" The next fair day thereafter, will sell, by way of
public auction. all the pershable property belonging To
the Of Names Galloway deed. to wit, the Crop Of
every description, Cattle Horses, Hogs, Household and
Kllchen Furniture, Plantation Tools and good size
Horse Wagon aud Gear &c. Sc.
lie above sale 10 take place al the late residence of
n. Galloway, dec in the county of Bedford about
and hall miles from Orer Bridge, On the Lynchburg
and Salem Turnpike. Terms made known the day
Of sale. VIM e. IRVINE.
Admir-. Of n. Galway deed
Oct. 81 tbs
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Their stock Will be found 10 comprise fall assor.
ment vi all the varus small Ies needed, and they in
vie the altrnton OF Buyers with the fullest eonile nc
that they can supp every want IN the'r line
New York, Aug 3mif
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IN every variety Tor Gentlemen. Ladies'. and Misses OF
Kid vi The most approved manufacture. Buck Merno.
Weolen, SILK Lace, F'le, Egyptian. Iudia Rubber;
90
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TO HAMMERS AID pIANrnns.
GxsOCEEsIEs.

All of which will be sold prices snii the times
As am determined to SELL buyers need not fear getting
good bargains. u. L. {. PETERS.
Oct. II WDNlI
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conNER on CEDAR srREEF, NEW YORK.
M GUILD call The attention Of Merchants visiting
w New York for their Fall supplies. TO theif exSrs
asal,r nj IL naiIr1.lv
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SllANA Is.

Rich Cashmere mud Broche Long anil Square Sawls.
Fhbe Muslin de Lame, kabye, Plaid, Wovlleu, Nul,,
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LOVES ANn .AlIrTS

SILK StlAWLs-Dark Cameeon, Satin Striped
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'DNilE snb'erbsr Is 10" opening ut bis old stand on
4 a,aln street. Lyaehbarg, Va. one oi the mos'
spondld aud de ifahir stuck Ut
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owe tina, Of the flag. hoisted by the Wing. Of
hi, place, has got it, 'SBetrate of British Goid
'Ne would say to irionds beware OF hoer5ack hes
''muuuf4eturcd to order"
II dL1yrr aoyo
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Brought TO the Jail

nF this District, negro maf who calls
W himself SAM, aud says he belongs
TO Mr.. Whitehead, who he says, lives on
Buckhead Greek, in Burke County, GA.
Said fellow is about FIVE feel six and half
inches high, very dark complexion. and
between forty five aad fifty years Of age.
He has lost one of his front teeth, and has
small scar on his nose. When frs,
brought to Jail, lie had Pass to hire bi1i.
self out, signed "John Harrison" and then
said his name was Robert. He says his
presen, owner purchased him in Charles
ton. S.. G..
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he will be dealt with as
the law directs. ~.
&. H. GOODMAN, Jailor.
August Ia If 90
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Yesuare of Rum.-We are Informed
that short time since, man in the vi.
cinity of ST. James Goose Creek, obtain
ed possession ola jug Of ardent spirits,
and for some reasons unknown, thought
proper 10 hide it in The bushes, not far
from his dwelling, and would frequently
during he day go to it His children,
four in number, the eldest moi more than
l2 years Of age, saw him. and their curl
osiry being excited. watched an oppor,u-
nifty to go aud see what caused their IA
ther to visit so often the particular spot
Accordingly, when he had returned on one
occasion from The jug. they went to the
place, and discovering ii, Immediately
commenced drinking, and drank 50 much
they were unable TO get home. AT The
usual time of visiting The jug, the topper
again went, and to his great establishment
found his children extended on lhe ground,
drunk lie succeeded in get
ting lhem to the house, and iu arousing
Two. The other two were 100 Far gone for
his skill. lie therefore sent for physician:
bu, alas, before the doctor arrived tts
spirit of one had left! The o,het was res
tored. Parents, behold in this The force
of example. II you regard the welfare Of
your children, abandon the practice Of
drinking alcohol. 1t may save you the
awful experience Of this deluded and uu
happy man.-Iemperance Advoca'e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18
S1ieriM Sales.

DY virtue OF sundry wriis; OF. ,Fieri Fa-
I'D cias, will proceed TO sell at Edge.
6eld Court House, on the First Monday
and Tuesday in October next, the follow
ing property
Martha j. Seibles and others, vs.. Mack
Lamat, one nogro woman. Marian.
Luther Roll, N. L. Griffin and Others.
VS.. Charles Lamar, the above named ne
gro woman, Mariah. -
J. Wooten s. Smith, and others, vs.
Edward Butler, the intefes, Of the defend.
ant in the tract of land where William But
Ter lived at the time Of his death. contain
ipg TWO hundred and fifty acres. more or
less. adjoining lands nf Harry Culbreath.
Wiley Burnham and others. .. -.
Leroy H. Mundy ard others, vs. Henry
and James Evans. tract Of land contain
ing one hundred and eighty acres, more or
less. adjoining Of laud Of Thomas w. Nor
ton and others.
Brannon Il Anderson vs. Chas. Price,
The tract of land where the defendant lives,
containing TWO hundred acres. more or
less, adjoining Of lands of D. d. Marvin
and Others. =.
The State vs.. Samuel II. Williams, w.
C. Williams and Moody Harris, one Mare
and Coli, the property of the defendant
Moody Harris.
john R. Dow and others, VS.. JOHN D.
X. Hammond, one negro boy by the name
Of Prince. 80
Lewis Sample and Wells Clary, vs..
Elias Watson, one negro girl by lhe name
of Liley.
Patrick Leonard, VS.. NJ. L Clearly, the
tract of land where The defendant lives,
containing twenty-five acres, t1ore or less,
adjoining lands Of F. O'Connor and 9th
erS.
Blackman Warrick and others, vs. Jo-
seph Rumley, the tract Of land whete the
defendant, lives. containing six-,our acres,
more or less. adjoining lands of AbJah Alb
ney and others. Also. one Horse.
James Terry, Commissioner, and 9TH
ers. vs.. Lewis Elzey, tract ofland con.
tanning four hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Elizabeth Garter, A. ].
Rambo and others.
Braunon g. Anderson, vs.. William Ham
illop, The tract of land where the defendant
lives. containing one hundred and eighteen
acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF
Nancy Finn ard others.
Benjamin. Outz, vs.. Wilson w. Grain
and Moody Harris, the tract ofland where
the defendant Wilson w Grain lives,
conraing one hundred acres. more or less,
adjoining lands Of Joseph Bolton, Moses
Harris and others. Ii
John Chappell, vs.. David Rogers. the
tract of land where the defendant lives,
containing one hundred and sixty acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of Willis
Morse and others.
Terms, cash.
II. BOULWARE, s. E. D.
Sept. II, 81 30
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Sept. II,


Srsan L. YeIdeIl and Wm.l p:u
II. YlcdeH by their Guar: In pO.,;,;o @ ~.
dian, ss. Elizabeth r. Vel at"''oN'
deli and others.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF
lV an order from Chanc ellnr HaTper, ] shall
offer for sale TO the highest bidder, at Edgefield
Court House. on the first Monday IN October
nert, the real estate of William H., Yeldeli de.
ceased, consisting of the following tracts Of
land. viz:
One rract containing Eve hundred and
ninety $500 acres, more or less. situate in the
District and State aforesaid on Cnffetown
Creek, being the late residence of the dec d.,
and adjoining landsof E.. B: Belcher, Beverly
Burton and Z. H. Mindy.'
Also, one other tract in the District and State
aforesaid. on Winn Creek, containing one HUN
dred (l0O) acres, more or Iess and adjoining
lands of George Martin, ,'SamueiStalhaker and
others
Said lands 10 be sold on credit Of one and
TWO years in equal instalments, except so much
us will pay the COST Of this case, which must be
paid in cash; Phe purchasers giving bond and
approved .ureties and mortgage of the pren,.
ses 10 secure the purchase money
S. S. TOMPKTNS; c. E. E. D.
September4, At 81
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is inevitable, and at hand, for all those
who cannot make heavy bale tolhe acre
Aud would add, that every planter
should as speedily as possible, reduce his
culture to such land only as will make a
heavy bale per acre.. If he has no such,
lie, him make il. manure will soon do IT,.
Cut down The cotton, increase the corn
and pea crop, pen hogs, cattle and every
thing else on straw, muck, weeds, @c;
&c. and he will soon have as much land
that will raise him bale to the acre as
he wants, If he make no more cotton then
he makes clear.
| preach no moro than practice.
am middle aged planter, and have
nearly always made my cotton crop clear;
] have suffered my share in the hard
times, and have met, think. more than
my average of losses YET ] have Kept
above board without any stringent econo.
nv, mainly, because ! have plantation ex-
penses by selling corn, peas, oats, DC
My expenses have been as heavy as any
planier's of the same force. and my land
probably as poor; yet | have kept up
chiefly think, because / did not have 10
paw them in lump at the end Of the year
out of my cotton, which would have left
me SO small surplus. that probably !
should not have thought 1t wortl, taking
care of. The balance would have more
odds and ends which few know how to
make tell. | have made corn, &c.. sup
ply my odds aud ends of cash, and appro-
prialed them as they came to hand to pay
curren, expenses; aud when my cotton
came in, could do something with my
little lump clear Of money. LIE, me say
also. that after next year | shall moi plant
an acre, but will, or at least ought TO
yield me 400 lbs. clean cotton. not one and
moi many trust next year, Yet my
land in its best natural condition, will not
average halfthat much. What ! adopt
for my own good and experience has
proved to me is for The good Of every
planter both individually and collectively,
recommend others TO try.
COMPOST.
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Another Temperance Ship.-We are
perfectly satisfied that il IT is The de,efmi-
nation of the owners Of whale ships tu ex-
clude liquor, that trade will he the best
school for seamenlhat we can have. The
Nantucket Inquirer slatos that The new
ship Citizen, owned by Messrs c q & H
Coffin, and commanded by Capt Hiram
Bailey, sailed on Sunday last under very
happy auspecies, for the Pacific Ocean.
Capt B., with commendable foresight,
and with due deli,eratiun, placed his own
name upon The Pledge Of Total Absti-
nence. And with one solitary exception.
every one on hoard the Citizen put his
name to the TOTAL Abstinence Pledge; so
that in fact she has commenced her voya-
ges as Temperance Ship. This is graf
flying news to the friends Of Temperance,
denoting The steady progress Of the euler-
prise, and should iuci,e them TO renewed
exerlion,lo hasten The time when uone but
strict Temperance Ships will leave our
porls-N. Y. Sun.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFEELD DISTRICT. NJ

I'D Y JOHN'HlLL Esquire, Ordinary
-RD of Edge6eld District.
Whereas James Curry hath applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods; and cha,,els. rights
and credits Of Joseph Jones; late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased, these are there
fore to cite and admonish all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of the said de-
ceased, to be and appear befnre me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
10 be holden at Edgefeld Court House, on
the twenly-third day Of September inst, to
show cause, il any, why The said admins.
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
9Th day of September, in the year of our
:Eord one thousand eight hundred and
forty -four, and iu:,He 69th year Of Ameri.
can independence.
JOHN HILL. o: 4. D.
Sept; III. 2. 49,