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ADVERTISING
~ ER fSGS " ElatHH ne kAsssHNsEn

IENMZ ai.F f. ID q RISU l.. 0gneT and Publish.
4 " v er,oflhe Eage6eld advertiser respect
t1nliy informs all l6e Public Officers Of this Dis.
Etfct, the Gentlemen suf The Bar, Merchaufs,
Mechanics, Planters. Farmers, and ali sotbers
Ewlo may wish 10 A DV VERTISE, iilat he will,
lEpublisiHtheirOr Orders, Advertisements and Noii.
cesa satthe ESTABLISHED PRICES; reserys
ing, 10 himself he sngdt 10 make liberal dedae-
tiols, t., those who advertise by The qIane1s
SIX months sor year. He cannot afford 10 work
for. nothing and find atmsslf as he had bbay
his Office and pay for by the s,ceat oE his;
bro,o. He3Will adhere to his advertised terms
let oilers do asihey please 6 He takes ihissoc.5
casion to return his sincere lhanhs t. al who
have palromzed him, either By adsertisiinGs
Jobs, or Subscription and would tbs glad: they
would continue their fayors as he kinks sI,is
prices nee as reasoaabls any regular Office ID
the State. Z &: :s
u Fhe Hamburg Journal ii: respectfully
requested nc II 10 publish the above, Unless
twill do i,Without 5ea or re,oaYd, sass He does
not caret 70 pay another. for that lo; ;cansdoa
himseif "a
Publishers friendly 10 sustaining tile se-sss
speciality ols,he Trade will iilease give :ili,e
above oleior Two inseri iinns, and she favor
ARMY time be recipr procaied.
s 3nne.26 Il %
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EFFECTS on. LIME ON RICE.


Mr.. Editor:-The following extract Of
letter from eu experienced, Southern
Planter, shows how important the appli-
cation of lime lolhe improvement of'lhe
culture of Rice likely to.be. . :
"The various experiments ! have made
with lime with Rice, are now developing,
aud such appears to be the prospect. that
| shall apply il largely in The ensuing
crop; for some spots where i have applied
il, The product promises at this Time to be
nearly doubled, and ifit proves as lasting
manure as ii is represented to be, twill
be invaluable. On high bay land. cnm-
monty considered worthless, where | have
applied ii at the rate Of twenty forr, forty,
sky, and up 10 eighty 10 the acre. the im-
provement is very great. On myzown
land have applied it in two places, atlhe
rate of twenty four and forty bushels to
The acre, aud lam not much nut Of the way
when asser, that il is doubly as good al
this time. as The surrounding lands similar
ly cultivated. I do not perceive that 5dif-.
ference ] had reason 10 expeci from the
different quantities applied; that which has
twenty four bushels is equally as good as
that with forty" r. ~
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Childrsn.-Just what you wish your
children to; be. they will be, sif you take
pains TO make them so:sbur ifFa child, is
eager and impatient for every thing; he
sees, anditis constantly given oshim, you
must expect that he will never bear 10 be
denied. Eff you suffer him; torefuse every
Thing he.is asked for, ypu. must expect him
TO be selfish and illiberal: if you suffer him
10 strike or illlreat those beneath him wi b
impunily, you musl aoi wonder if he be-
comes proud and haughtyi if you never
leach him 10 be gentle aud affecllonaie,
you must expecl him to be: coarse and
cruel, if you never permit him 10 ,ake:ex-
ercise he will be .puny and tender, if you
supply all his " ants. and never leave him
to do anything for himself, he will neither
be active nor healthy, butif you use; him 10
manly exercise, be will be strong and yig-
orous; and if you teach him forbearance no
will bear fatigue and difficulty. Our in
voluntary impression being much more
easily acquired than those we received by
the exerlinn of the will, example is geuer-
ally found TO be stronger Than precepte it
is Of infinite importance. therefore, That
we never expecI from our children thai
which we do ourselves, and that all we
enjoin or forbid should be strengthened by
the powerful example. of our own exam
ple.-Burden
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.. So PRO sPECTUs
2 & ~ or :. q: : 3:
9. 9. YOUNG HE KOEs W..
.s;f6sloaaIs SUCCESS. gol,ole,

r. - s.iJIOWgO1te,S1s
aE I NDEKthe above title, the undersi gaed
~ proposes to publlslla cheap paper. 10 aid
fiue Democracy their struggle 10 secure The
success OF Polk and ID Al, ,As. The; paper will
be published once aWeek for six lionths,sat
the low rate Of One Dollar. II will snoI oniy
coutalp every uiing sbutthe best OF every thing;
original and selected, which the editor can
command, to rally aud unite our frie nds in lie
great contest tor principles in elncii we are
now engaged; ana, TO oexplhin, euiorce, and, if
possible, ;fri,deE thoDe principles triumphant
F 0nr Parly has just passed througbf61e d: It's
irying, 0rdeals. SeIi-deniaI, concessions. and
splrltoi harmony, governed Hnd controlled The
agents uppolnted TO select candidates for, the
Presidency aud Vice Presidency, Individual
preferences were given up, personal attach
nents surrendered, long cherished hopes aban
donedi iyeYery thing cUncede,f but prin,IpIe, in
Order 10, ,lilsllfe nllalllmity aud harmony Of nc.
lion Patnotc. devotion to principles enabIed
t tiehi 10 select men, without lear and dwithonl
,roachl,-talented, honest, capable-Iaithtf,l
lo.the Constitution, anu faithful TO The best in
teresls OF lhe cpunry. The people have every
where hailed the noiiiriations viii, enIhns;.s,;o
approval. lhe Republican party IS, al lilis
moment more unItedand harmonious than il
mas beeu ,ior many years; and, in rendering
/" YOUNG HicKoRY'' 10 our iri nds, we assure
them that;ll should do soldiers service IN ans
lalnlng our cause. illustrating aud enforcing
our principles, and in doing It's almost TO iusure
the election OF Polk and DALLAS.
we Shall NOT only have the services or.tbose
VINO have heretofore written Iur The Spectator
oui othei aid from some OF the hoblcst spirits
aud Desi:lntellects OF lie chunlry Ifiod spares
us, we mean. 10 make Tie paper worthy of the
confidence aud support of our partv: and lwo,. !.
lhy Of The dignity and hiiporiauce OF lie uL.
nous Is ssl. cause 81 In which we are engaged.
al tLe Conclusion vi the series. we will pub.
iisli'an extra number, containing all the e.ec.
lion returns, and aniudex 10 The whole.
Nv respectfully invoke the aid of our friends
and the friends of lie cause, in n,yn. publicity
to-Our prospectus, ami shall be happy TO furnish
c"Ylcs 10 those who will give them circulation.
10 encourage The formation OF clubs we will
send lo one address SIX copies iior Ave dollars,
thirteen copies lor Ten dollars, and twenty 20.
pies for 6leen dollars. IS s.;9 =.
Payment. may be transmitted by mail. nost.
age patd, At aur risk, BY a rule of The Gene.
raj Pos, Office. postnlasiers are ner,ni,,ed N
frank lellers written bythemseltes, containing
money for subscriptions. IS
The notts Of any bank. current where = sub.
scrber resides will be received by Ms al par..7s
No atfeution sciu be paid 10 ann order ,,nless
tho money accompanies It. ~ a. 55s Z:
/ 3S5:aa eta l.: 5 sszJNO.. HEART.
Washington City, June 9th, 1914. 4.
| July 10 t;sy.s;:S /, =! .5il If "a
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A Formidable Weapon. The editor ol
the Savannah Sun. has examined, and
describes, rifle ha, can he discharged
forty Two times in about one minute and a
quarter. 1t has but single barrel parallel
with which is brass tube containing az
charges. The bun Of the gun is hollow, in
whichis deposited The APPARATUS that loads
the gun, puts on the percussioncap pricks
the cartridge, aud discharges the load.
Instantly, by drawias three external finger
pieces. the barrel is again supplied with a
fresh cartridge, again capped aud FIRE.
The inventor is Mr. Baldwin. -
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,An Enormous Cat Fish.-A cat FISH
was caught few days since in the mouth
Of The Licking, opposite Cincinnati. Ohio,
which. a paper Of that city says, measured
nine feet2five inches in length, nine inches
between the eyes, and weighed four hun5
dred and forty seven pounds. Is;
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Sickness.-An unusual disease prevails
to grear exfent in JonesvilIe. Tennessee
aud in the vicinity, which has. proved ia
lal in many instances. II is characterized
by ...violent sore throat, fever, swelling of
the face parts affec' ed. aud oflhe glands
Of the neck. according to The temperament
and physical ability of the patient"
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More Litigation. 1T is stated that the
proprietors of iaverns and grog shops in
the city have subscribed nearly $4,000
for lbe purpose Of testing the .powerof the
Mayor 10 compel them 10 close on the
Sabbath. Il is also denied that there is
any law in existence requiring them TO
take OUT licenses, and both these questions
will, i, is said, become the, subject Of lili-
gation.-N. Y. Express.
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Arrival Of President Tyler and his
Lady.-Presideni John Tyler, whom We
announced as having passed through this
city, on Tuesday last. EN- route, for NJ Y,
returned fromlhal city Yesterday afternoon,
accompanied by his bride, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter Of the late Col.
d. Gardner. They left in the evening
Cars for Washiuston.-Phii. Gaz.
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Great liuing curiosity.-There is a girl
in Philadelphia, named Hannah Grouse,
who IS considered the greatest living Gu
riosily; she is bur 10 years of age, and
weighs 265 lbs. measuring 4 feet 8 inches
in height, aud 5 feel broad across the shou-
ders. Her manners are mild aud gentle,
possessing all the playlulness of an ordina-
Iry child, and quite entertaining in her con-
yersation5 which bears resemblance TO
the voice Of a graceful lassie, although by
appearance person would suppose her to
be near thirty years ofage, when in fact
she is but lO years, and no humbug.
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Brought tO the JaII:

III N lhis District, a black buy whU calls him.
W sslf fSCIPlU, and says he belongs 10 Gen.
George McDiifie, he is about 8 feel 2 Sincbes
high, Very black and! !alInnt 2U years oftdge
was purchased from Mi.DawsonofC Charlesto1,
and has been. absent about two months.f
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
Prove Property;p Charges and take hilnaway,
otherwise he will he dealt with as tlie Iswrecis,
G.. Fl. GOOD NAN Jailor 3s
.#f July 10 81 - '3S, Il ~ "a
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56AF This District, a negromanwh hocalls
" himself CAMBRIDGE, and says be
:beIongsao Mr.. Passmore, of Harris county;
.Genrgia. he is "a bout S feeG94 4sinches high,
very black; aud about So yearsio age,
runaway about The, last of April; rs s-5sII
The,ownerisraquesledlto come forward,
prove properly. pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he wiltbes dealt With as
The law.directs. si3.s..:
G. H.. GOODMAN, Jailor..
j uiy5l0 ~ X - n . ssgt24 Il
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Anneration.-The President goes be-
.yond Gen. Jackson in taking "the respnn
si6ility." The Senate refused TO ralify the
treaty for the annexation Of Texas, and
President Tyler has annexed Gardner's
Island. without consulting them IN Y
Jour. of Com. *,
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HAYMENIAE.
MARRIED,

On the 5tI, inst, at PottersvlIle. by the Rev
MIR. McCorquordale, MIR. WILLIAM c WAL.
KER. formerly of the city ofNew York, to Miss
A. N. F. KIRKsEx. youngest daughter Of John
Kirksey, Esq, of the former pluce. - 1.
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Pleasure and Egoyment.-PIeasu
lasts forever. but enjoyment does noi: the
reason is, that he one lies around, and
perpetually renews. Itself; but The other
lies within. and exhauss itself.
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Whimsical Coincid,nce.-A clergyman
who was reading 10 his congregation a
chapter in Genesis, found the last sentence
ON the page to be: And the Lord gave
uutn Adam wife," Turning over Two
leaves together he found written, and read
in an audible voice, land she was pitched
without and within He had unhappily
got iuto the middle of description Of
Noah's ark.
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State fSouth { aroIina.
EDGEFIELD@ DISTRICT.
Oliver Slmpson, n, !.

.. Declaration Il
j. G.. Eekles in Foreign Ataehmens.
,EHy HE. Paintff having this day fled his de-
IL clarationin my Office, 1.-The defenaan,
having nowife or attorney. knowntobe within
the State, on whom a copy OF the SAME, .witbsa
rnleto plead, can be served: lis ordered, that
the defendant plead Ito the said declaration,
within, a yearand day, Z or final lind absolute
Judgement Will be given ageinsehim
q. :, !. e. GEO. POPE, 6. c.yp.
Clerks 0ficeal6 10Th March. 1914. ~. Ss5,s, .s;,
+. March 20 If f ~ iyN & A 81
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Strange Scene.-Gen. Tom Thumb ar
rived in London shortly before the Lap:
land Dwarf sailed for New York. AS a
mailer Of course they were introduced.
After contemplating one another. for some
lime 10 silence, Tom atlength said. We'll
my man, what do you think Of mel MOI
much was the reply-And you are no
greats shakes returned Tom, who appeared
highly Indignant, aud told him that he'd
lick Laplander in very short time,
and in fact raised bis arm as il with the in
tention of giving him blow, upon which
RADIO Scauf called him coward, and
told hint 10 strike Que of his own size
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O. The friends of Col. JOHN Quar-.
TLtBUM. announce him as candidate for
the office of Tax Collector Of Edgefield
District at the ensuing election.
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o.. We are authorized to announce DANIEL
HOLLAND, Esq, candidate for a.seat in the
House Of Delegates, at the ensuing election.
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-tiear viciuity OF 1.-The 5frlgate, ne Only
assignable cause for the attack from the
:,a,iyessis said 10 be 1hatfhey were notper;-.s
united 10 plum der gihe boatgof hateyer
they wished. .-Neao Bed ford Msreary'
sJune 20th. n So s.;,. -
Painful Case: Iii appears that The delu-.
ded followers of old prophet Miller, are
still preaching their exploded doctrine OF
The worlds destruction. As an instance
|iofihe mischief f:abeyq create. we give the
following :melancholy case from the Phil
adeiphiaf Sln;of Thursday
lssOne oflhe most melancholy instances
/ EofmenlaI derangement,th that we have. heard
of for some time, is that of Mrs. Fox, re-
siding in The district of Southwark. She
had attended meeting Of the friends Of
Mr.; NJ iller On Sunday afternoon, land We
mean no disrespect to those who embrace
that faith. and the doctrines laid down by
the advocates, had such an effect upon the
mind of Mrs. Fox, that she became quite
derauged. Sometime during Monday she
was missed from her residence, and her
friends tand acguainiances became much
alarmed al her absence, knowing that she
had partially lost her reason-lhey search
ed for her high and low, bu, in vain until
yesterday morning, when she was found
standing 10 the Southwark Canal up to
her armpits 10 the water. and occasionally
dipping her head under the water The
sdiscoyerer used the best means 10 SECURE
the poor unfortunate woman. and succee-
ded in his praiseworthy efforts. Her hus-
baud subsequently, had her placed in the
Hospital, where under The kindness Of
those in that institution. we hope she may
soon be restored 10 reason, her husband and
her childfeo."
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% The friends of Col. o. TowLEs,
announce him as candidate for the office
of Tax Collector Of E,igeGeld District a,
the ensuing election.
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o. The friends Of the Hon. F. w. PIcKEss.
announce him as candidate for the State Sc
nate, 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by the re.
signation of Maj. John s. Jeter, from this dis.
trict.
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TThe friends OF Col. JOAN HulETT,
announce him as candidate for the Office
Of Clerk oflhe Court for Edgefield District
at the next election.
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o. The friends of PETER QUAT,-
TLEBUM, Esq. announce him as can
didaIe for the Office Of Clerk of the Court
of Edgefeld District.
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fYH SHE Subscribe lakes pIeasure insinform
s a ing the public, t[iat he has succeeded sins
engaging The services of fanex perienced Miller;
.for5the present year, and having bis Millsini
thorough repair. is; epared toldo any guam
!Iiyof grinding grain at The sliortest notice.
Persons having heat, and wishing superior
Hour made from it, are invited TO- give hima
call His termsare the tenth. .s2
S, w !: NICHOLSON
KS jan Jan, s. ls 6ni. 49 f$
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o The friends Of Mr.. ScARBoRoueH
BaoADwATER. announce him as a candi:
date for the office Of Tax Collector, of this
District. 81
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O. The friends of Maj. r. G. BACON,
announce him as candidate for the office
of Clerk ofIhe-Court Of Edgefeld DISTRICT
at the next election.
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~ The friends Of BENJAMIN C..
YANCEY announce him as candidate
for The Legislature.
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pWe are authorized to announce FRAscI.
H. WARDLAw, Ese., us u candidate TO: Sena
tor from Edgefed District
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Instinct of plants. Observation shows
that plants have hours devoted TO resi-. du.
ring which time they make lille or no
progress in growth. A curious proof.of
This statement was offered by an account
Of me experiments of a gentle nan, who
had an artificial illumination kept up in
bis graperies throughout The night. and
where This was done, the grapes ripenel
sooner by several weeks; but subsequent
accounts informed usethal the vines thus
stipulated were much weakened. Some
,plants, like certain animals, have been
ordained for night and these accordingly
are active only during these hours; the
night blowing Cerus is an example ofthis
sort- Others that flourish anf Increase
during the day, close their flowers, and: :fre.-.
;9uen.iy their leaves, remaining inactive
sthroughou, the night Magazine Of Sci.
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From Madagascar Murder ofa Bouts
Crew.--Gapt. Bailey of ship Enterprise,
arrived at ihis port yesterday from the In
dian 0cran. reports the British friga,e
Cleopatra from cruise at ST. Simon's
Bay, April 20lh, undergoing repairs.
The frigale had run upon asreef about so
miles North Of ST. Augustine Bay in Mad
agascar. where ssbe lay So hours, at low
@iide high aud dry, SO lhatthe crew walked
arouad her. By means Of RATS she was
lighlened Of her gnns. &C., aud golaaoat,
Subsequently, IA boat was sent from The
frigates eswitl, thi.ieen men aud lieutenant
TO take up The stream anchprthat had been
left nearibe reef, f,wheu..he na,iYss in their
canoes attacked The, boafs crew and killed
eight tof the number, ,includiag ihe liou,en-
ant and wounded three; others. The boal
was lnarmed, Of which fact the naliyes
appeated to have been aware: The na-
iives:lhen made precipate retreat. The
attack took place only 800 yards disia,ui
from The frigale, but in the confusion pn
board The fyigate it was unperceived until
he approached The boat to the :frigale with
ony The three survivors. Doubtless the
whole. ofthe boats crew would have shared
the same fate but for the apprehension
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GdDTTnN GINS.

YES HE subscriber respectftiiy -fnforfns The
I LII Farming community, $ Of this and the
adjoining Districts that he has, ard keeps
constantly onShanas "a good supply Of The very
best .kihdiG y tss
GOTTOs sNes GKJSe eS,,ssal ss5:is :5.ss35
For sale tthes 10y price .of Two D. olIars per
Saw snade Of The best materials. and warranted
TO perform equal to the best iD the;State, -, !.
Orders addressed 70 the subscriber at Cole.
mans Reads q. !Eil Eial$sheld, viii be promptly
attended, 10 -, :. - z =.
! s.4 n. n.''a3ls is'. ~ JOHN CHAPMAN: Z:
% The Greenyile., MoIntaineer, and The
Carolinan, will please give the above three 10
sertions, aud send their accounts to this office
for payment. $50. ( y I, &.
JulyiJ0qc n. l.ii,, AZ !it 81 z PA
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Advert Reduced
:.b5a NO fSs.Oa gCeSs,aa . p

;s.:bls eSO ffOseCtSes3s !.
aHE Editor of.he Hamburg JoninaJ gives,
notice, to the s.. i 4; 80
SHERIFF ORDINARY Y, CLERK
OFCOURI,, 10 MISSIONER !.
st;' 81 IN QyI1'Ys CORONER. &C. /
of Edse6ed District, that he.Wlll publish their
orders advert flisenenls and notices, for one: half
the amount which They are forced to pay. Per.
-suns who:are taxed with former charges, viii
please bear ln mind that: if they 3ares charged
with those rates it can be done for least hulr
the amount; This will be quite an item To- per-
sons, especially III those hard times, We shall
stick 10 our promises; and we hope that in:
,eres,ed will see that those officers
do otinake Them pay ysn,pre than for whit we
will charge. IS
no The EDGE GEfiELpA AptERTisER will please.
copy eabove four times, and forward bili tx
this otficefO payment: dr present itbeforehand
June 26 Ss't;:5 ~ 90 SS'7ld S7dJ w A. % &
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State Of South g CaFoIiinIa
'EDGEFIELDEU EUISTRJ(ST, 4;

y &. sEDofE1I lGL1lss ssstIiS55IhlSf1,siss
SQUlRE BURNETT living on Crffee.
- town Creek, Two sor three miles from from
Phenix Post Office, tolls before me, as bay.
HORSE. about sixteenh hands; high, fifisenior!!
sixteen years Of age, "a stnr islistorehea boyli
hind feet and one fnre foot white. While; spots;
on his back and shoulders.rigbt hip lowertta1
the other, marks of gear. aud shod all round,
when taken up. Appraised at fifteen dollars
NJ. P. HOLLOWAY, Magistrate. & &c :
April 10 ($2 00 1am4 81
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State Of south Carolina.
EDGEFlEID DISTRICT.


..iT IN THE CoMMON. PLEAS =.
iEBfC HARD HANKIN ON, whaj has been
Hb arrested and is, now confined within the
bounds OF the Jail Of EdgefeId District, by vir;
tue Of a Wnl.of, ,Capias nd Respondendum. a.
the suit Of Jasper Gibbs, having This day filed
his petition, with a schedule ON oath, = OF his
whole estate and effects .With the purpose OF
obtaining the benefit .ofthe Acts ofthe GENERAL
AssembIyqo the said State, commonly called
the Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public Notice is hereby given; To- the said
Jasper Gibbs, and all lother suing gCreditors, and
others interested, that the petition of the said
Richard HunkinsoniwiIl be heard and corisid,
cred in the Court of Common Pleas for Edge:
field District at Edgefeid Court': House, on
Thursday the tenth day Of october:nez,, or on
such other day thereafter as: the Court may,
order, during the Term; commencing onthe. first
Monday of October next at said plRce ;yand
/ all the creditors Of Tie said Richard Hankinson,
are hereby summoned, personally tprbY attor-
ney, then rand there lin fsaid Court, 10 shew,
cause, il, any they yicanE Ewhy tile bene6tofihe:
Acts aforesaid should not grantedtot the said
Richard Hankinsou, upon his complying with
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