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The New York herald., 1844-10-19

ACCIDENTAL. G. Sathern, delegate on his re-
turn from the Whig Convention at Baton Rouge
was accidentally killed by the discharge OF can
non at PlauuemIne on the 9Th inst
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

EscAPR.-Mr. knight, who left here some weeks
since wnh requlsltion from the Governor of this
State to the Executive Of New York. for the arrest
OF Fconvicted murderer named Bodd, returned
sion, Boyd having fed the country st Louis
RepeWe Off q
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

IowA.-Before Iowa enters the Union as an In.
dependant State, the question as TO boundary be-
tween her and the State Of Missouri should be def
nitely settled This should not be lett as on open
question, and our senatsrs and repre- sentatlyes
should resist her admission, till our northern boun.
Diary shall be fixed and recognized by Congress.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

PASSAGE FOURTH.
"And lent what aid brother would have lent.
"Prsssd crowd on crowd their painting way;
And with the JOY resoundiDg tramp,
Rang out the millions loud huzza.v
"Tot sick heart that doth but long
For kindly looks TO cheer il on,
For tender accents that are gone"
not mne in lengthend phrase, tell the unceasinQ
wachfuness that smoothed the wanctossed pillow OF
case nor OF the almost entleness that patiently
upheld the ainng head and cheered the yet faint.
ing heart Of fast dyng.irend Nor is mine to recall
the soenng tones that breahed Of hope and home and
ing voice whose trumpet notes destined yet, by
turns to sabdue, ave- the hearts Of countless
millions The hand that to point the path Of truth
to thousands minstered in sympathy sing tenderness TO
the need of helpless suffering That present pro.
mise, from the first moment It was given, well fulfill
ed the ndly vigil Abandoned till Death
orestaed the services Of Friendship His the pain.
full task to precede the expiring invalid by such tokens
as should at least prevent the double shock Of
ed wo, to the sdorng heart from which s idol must be-
torn Delicacy withheld him from the presence OF that
desparing wife but proofs OF truest mpathy spoke In
the thousand kindly deeds the instincts that noble nature
prompted.
Years rolled away Time, If II could not brighten
the verdant bays that early won least augmented
them. He still strobe onwardthst fearless and true.
hearted champion Of the right Awestruck corruption
quaed before his eagle glance and power thralsd
by fesr OF that yet greater moral orce to which even
vice must pay INV illing homage!
Yet though high honors multiplied, and the claims OF
public trust and private duty bound him sr.of port
and told, at times, with deeply burdsnng wsghtsupon
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

WESTERN RIVERS, &c.-We learn from the off
GERS Of the steamer Lynx that several severe frost.
had fallen at st. Peters previous to her leaving
and that the weather during the past month hac
been quite cool in that vicinity. She reports fee
water in the channel on the Upper Mississippi be-
Rapids below Galena.-St. Louis Era, Oct. 8.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

BURIED HIM ALIvE.-An Englishman named
Thomas Glossop. while engaged in digging well
at Lewspori, Ky, on the Both ult, was buried
alive by the whole working above falling upon him.
The body was not got out until the 4th instant.
when death appeared to have occurred some time
before.
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

The TOBACCO CROP Intelligence from the up.
per part OF this State, represent the present crop OF
tobacco 10 have been generally cut before the late
frost and little or no damage is sustained from
this cause. Ii is thought that the crop will be un.
usually light, in consequence OF very large amount
having been destroyed by the late freshet, and
many planters having been induced TO cnange
their crop by the low price OF the article in Other
markets st. Louis Era, Oct 7.
| SHIP JOHN r. SKrpDY.-This large and beauti-
ul ship, owned by Capt VIM Skiddy, and others.
Of York. sails to day, for that port. She was visited
yesterday BY several hundred persons who expressed the
highest q afcation at the beauty OF her nish and
ample and magnificent equipments She is fitted with
every convenience fora first class packet ship and will
challenge comparison with the largest and the finest
The New York liners She was built by Messrs Mckay
and Picket i75 feet long and ss3 feet beam and her
custom house measurement $50 tons Her cabin is 6n
shed with greater elegance than that Of any ship which
has ever yet our port In fact the whole
and finish z the ship reflects the highest credit on the
artists nc;hahcs wlo have been employed upon her
-N~pbwypovt Herald, Oct. H.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-01
State of South Carolina.
.5ss EDGEFIELDs DISTRICT.
IN EOUITf

= ~ - .=.5es. I'm ESOIi1
John Rochell, BIZ for Partl.
us -tion, dceount,
James s,ls2a T9nAin'' fs'r. and aas msa,: ssttl'.
WT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Com
missioner; that Henry Nj Tomkins, Fran.
els Tomkins aud Sarah his wife, Pocahontas
Tomkins, ,Powbattan Tomkins Elizabeth Tom
kins, daughter of Francis Tomkins, deceased ;
John Tomkins, of Tennessee, and Susan his
wife, R. Nj. McGuffey. and Charlsey his wife,
S. ii. Saunders aud Eliza his wife, Paisey
Souires, Israel Morris, and Anna, late Anna
Squires, his wife, Ezra Sqnires Ira Squires
Anraminter Squirss, the three last named
being children of said Anna Morris, Ban
,holoEew S. Adams, Ophelia Barker, Wi
liam Adams, James Adams Thomas Adam:
James Atchisnn, and Sarah his wife, John Glib
son, james Stallswor,h, Galloway Stallsworh
Park Stallsworth, Jackson Stallsworth, Nicho
las Stasworth, and Nancy Stallsworth, de
PENDANTS in this suit, reside without the limits
of this State; On motion, by MIR. Banskett
Complainant's Solicitor, ordered, thatthe above
named Defendants do plead, answer, or de
mur, to the Compliments said bill, within
three months from the publication hereof, O
the said bill will be taken pro confesso aSains
them. -
s. S. 'TOMPKINS. C. Ed
Commissioners Office, Feb. 9, 1S43
Feb. ]4 3m s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-01

"A CERTAIN and. e ctuai cure for Ague,
IA. and Fever; also use,lfsnc ssiully .the
treatment Of Bilious Fever, Nausea - Grheraf
Debility. and Nervous Weakness. .sisSisf
The most fatterimg Observation-Disclosures jofsthis
Medicine have been received from many semi
nent Physicians and others who have used it.
And tits presumed that ACKNOWLEDGEMENT has ever
been used whose :aclionhas been more benefi-
cial, pleasant aud iGvigorulips aud called forth
from afflicted sufferers snch expressions Of
taking the Pills, snon find tlicmseTves relieved
Chill -oken! Fever gone q Stomach and
head free aud heallhful!!! Strength und ap:
petite increasing and.improying, and all 2ner
ivons weakness fed. II Z :! lssils;2
When:takenaccordingt the directions ac
.companying them, they never fail TO cure the
Chill and Fever the FIRST day,a nd never sicken
lhe stomach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action Upon the whole system is so
charming. tllarpersons are invariably ysurpnsed
and pleased with their rapid and complete
restoration to health. h
The Pillsa purely and solely Vegetable, !,
and the happy combination of the ingredients
and their proportions are such as tofpioduce a;
medicine which never fails to relieve when
relief Is at all attainuble. IS W, {. B.
Each box contains 90 doses of Pills. Price,
One Dollar For sale. by Sc =
!, 75S..3 HAVlLAND, RIsEEY S Coz s.....
Agents. Augusta, Georgia.
- JED. TIBBETS,, <.
Edgefeld Court House. &
i,. .J DR.. w. : w. GEIGER,
Cherokee Ponds.
Au0-1k ssgi-t % s},.sF--s.s ~ 6my. ~ 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-01
Alum Spring Pills,

For The Cure Of Dyspepsia, Scrofulus and
Liuer Diseases.
THESE PILLS are prepared by DR..
H S. R. Campbell from the waller Of
the highly celebrated Mineral Springs in
Rochbridge county Virginia, called The
Alum Springs.
These Pills, like The water from which
they are prepared, are turetic, promot-
rug the secretion of urine and IN Alternative,
increasing the secreiions of the glandular
system generally, aud particularly Of the
liver. They acl gently, but effeclualy
upon the bowels, alter TWO or three days.
use of them, producing copious dark, bill
lious evacuation.
They also effect determination to The
surface, increasing the perspirarion !. there
fore, they arg great purifier of The blood,
and equaliser Of the circulation. Each
pill is equal to common glass of the wa
ter. They should be taken before each
meal and from six TO ten or twelve should
be taken in the course Of each day. for a
fortnight, aud then omit them for The. same
period. For the cure of the above diseas-
es, perseverance in the use of these Pills,
is all imporlant; and if they are persever-
iugly used, every alternate fortnight, cure
may more certainly he expected, than un-
der any other treatment heretofore disco
vered, except from the use Of the water,
from which they are prepared, either by an
attendance al The Springs or otherwise.
They very speedily cure diarrboeas, al
teuded with acidi,y Of the stomach, and
are very useful remedy for The summer
bowel complaint in children, as nlso for
expellins worms from children. From one
to four should be given in three equal pnr-
lions each day. TO child under six years,
according TO age. When given TO children,
they should de powdered and mixed with
syrup. These Pills are easily taken, hav-
ing no nauseous tasIe, are perfectly safe
in all cases, where active fever does nor
exist, and do NOT sicken persons while using
them. S. r. CAMPBELL.
For sale byJ. d. TIBHETTs, Edgefeld
Court House, South Carolina.
April IL If 12
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-01
TS,,aYERSEFF,s asA HsE.

- 49, n
GDYfSiItue Of sundry @rilso of Flerl va. isi
Ae cias, I will proceed to sell al al, EEoge,
field Court House, on the first MONDAY ana
Tuesday in May next, the following
property: 80 49, !,
-. Luther Roll. VS. Charles Lamar, A bram
Mathews and Samuel M. Mathews, VS. the
same. NJ. Griffin and others, vs. the
same the House aud Lot 10 the Town OF
HAMBURG, known as the A nerican Hotel,
occupiiod this lime by Robert K. Hun
Ter. fer. as a Public Tavern.
Wade Glover, vs John Scealy. the tract
5ofiand where the defendant lived at the
time Of his death, adjoining lands OF: a.
Sibley, formerly The lands Of Wiley MIL
,on) and Others. lying on Big Horse Creek
fllE. B. Presley, vs. Caleb Broadwa1er'
one sorrel horse. -,
Brapuon' & Mundy, VS. John c. Thomas,
The ;nteres, of,he defendantin three hun
dred acres of land, more or less. adjoining
lands of Bate Howard and Others. -
Lewis Sample and others, VS. Elias Wal
ton. Nathan Riley aud Reuben Morgan,
one negro girl, Liley, the properly ot e.
Walton.
Michael Barr, Administrator, and Others
ys Gosper Buzzard, the tract OF land where
,besdefendanrlives, containing three hun
dred and fifty acres. more or less, adloln-
inc lands ofJames Whillle, James Name
ron, Tempy Mitchell and George Lor'ck.
Commissioner in Equity and others, VS.
.Jobn MoseIy, the tract of land known as
The Traylor tract, containing two hundred
acres of land, more or less, adjoining lands
ofSilas Lanier, John Jones and others.
A. J. Rambo and others, VS. Rudolph
Carter and Elizabeth Garter, FIVE thousand
acres OF land, more or less, adjoining lands
Of John Wise and others, the properly OF
the defendant Rudolph Garter, also, one
negro man, Dick.
Josiah J. BRYAN, VS. Ann Hall, Admin
is,rator; Geo. Parrott, VS. the same; Mary
High,ower and others, VS. the same, one
house and lot in the Town Of Hamburg,
ON Centre Street, occupied al this time by
William P. DELPHI and Joseph N. Oliver,
also. one other house aud lot, on Centre
Street, occupied at this time ny +. A..
Schroeder, as Grocery. Also, twenty
acres of land, more or less, within one
mile of the Town Of Hamburg, lying on
the Edse6eld road, opposite lands of e. ).
Buckmaslcr, and adjoining lands OF -
and others.
Michael Barr, Administrator, VS. Robert
-T. Moore and William Bridges, Admins
tors of the Estate of Samuel Moore, dec,
the tract of land where Sam. Moore lived
at the time of his death, containing nine
hundred acres, more or less. adjoining lands
of Joel Inabnelt and others.
Cothran g. sproull, vs. Thomas Berry,
one hundred acres of land, more or less,
adjoining lands of J. Rodgers and others
Terms, Cash.
III. BOULWARE, 8. F.. D.
April 8 At II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-01
THE FIFTH VOLUME
OF THE
Hamburg journal.

ESOUR years have nearly elapsed slice the
RI Journal first made It's appearance before a
generous public; and although having met
witt, due portion of support, the Editor wonld
a, this time. invite The attention Of his old
friends, and those who may feeia desire of sus.
taining bis efforts, aud extend additional ell.
conragement, to Iend helping hand towards
the commencement oI. a new volume.
We make an earnest appeal to our friends
in South Carolina. as well as those in other
States, to assist us in the circulation Of the
Journal, and clear away those ,ceeds that have
grown alound the Old Palmetto Tree. Now
that we have preferred Henry Clay to Martin
Yam Bnren, we can only expect a.desperate
effort to be made to crush u.s. and consigh the
HAMBURG JOURNAL 10 oblivion. Though we
fear not those who would iniure our interest,
because the more we are trampled on. the bet
ter we will thrive still. we wish to have the
consolation of knowing that our course meets
with response from the hearts of freemen. To
conduct Press in South Carolina in opposition
to the established mandates Of those who die
tate. is like trcading OH the forbidden ground
sof soneeastern mosqne-no christian dare pass
iii; Inless barefoot. Yet ice have dared to make
d venture on this land, and ferret out that
which should be removed.
And now we leave our cause in the hands of
onr friends and present our efforts 10 their con-
sideration. to say, whether we must be disap-
pointed or be supp orted with liberality and
kindness.
The Journal is published once week. at
the very low price ofTwo DOLLARS per annun,
inadvance, and contains ut least twelve columns
ofreading matter.
Will our brother editors, of either party. ex-
7tend,a friendly net. by giving the above few
Insertions j. w. YARBOROUGH.
Hamburg, S. c., March, 1874.
March27 If 9
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HDySDe,p,s5a.

YHyO soothe tile snfferngs ol,. humanity, TO
Ill : amelIorate the: :phnss.of disease, Is the
grand object of medical science. This is eff
cienty demonstrated in the healing virtues OF.
DIR. BENJAMIN BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The cures effected by this medicine would fill
volumes.
Views on Indigestion as n source. OF various
Underlined and Irregular Nervous Sensations
I" Ills. small III first. grow larger fium delay, =
'' And slowly eat their sad and cankering way;
"Thus BY successive throes, the frame is torn.
It'll health and peace OF mind nike are gone"
The nerves olliIe human body-those neces-
| sary aud mysterious agents which Immediately
connect man with external nature-are. .singn.
larly prone to have their functions dIsordered
by an oppressed condition of The stomach; the
minute termination Of that portion Of the nerves
expanded upon the organs Of digestion convey
ing the morbid impression To the Brain. And
! although the Head can. undoubtedly, like other
6rgans be the scat Of primary disorder, yet, in
| the great majority of cases, the uneasy sensa-
tons there experienced are symptOmatic of
disordered Stomach; and. further there is abnil-
| dant evidence to prove that erlldities III the
Stomach and Bowels can, in every grade of
human existence give rise To- spasmodic action
in every organ of the body; and whether we
survey !, in the agoliisiug form ofTic Dolreanx
the alarming convulsions Of the Epleptic
seizure-or in that irritable condition of the
nerves Of the heart occasioning nervous pal pi.
tation-they can nil frequently be traced 10 the
source above mentioned, and be cured by mild
evacuant aud Ionic remedies. To relieve a
state ofso muchsutfenng and distress lin which
body and mind also parrici: ate) e)BRANDRETH B
PILLS are confidently recommended; as, by
combining aromatic tonic and cleansing pro-
prrlies they remove all oppressive accnmnla-
tons, strengthen the Stomach, induce healthy
appetite, and impart tranquility to the nervous
system: aud in lacl,by their general purifying
power upon the blood, exert most beneficial
influence in all cases ofdisease. Read the fol-
! lowing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-01
DYsPEPsI.N CURED.
BEsSlSGToN. VT. Dec 9Th

pESSlSGION- W. Dec otll. 1910.
Dear Sir:-l wish you to aid my lestiuo
ny to the host Of others that you have. in favor
Of your valuable Pills. In the year of 1888 |
was attacked with that disagreeabe complaint.
the DYSPEPSIA. which so affected me that |
could not take the least particle Of food. with
ont the most unpleasant and uncomfortable
sensations in my chest head and bowels. My
chest was so s"re That | could moi bear the
slightest pressure without giving me pain. My
health was most miserable; many pEysirians
told me they thought was in the consumption,
aud that il did not give mp my business and
change climate, could live pul short time.
tried every thing in the shape of medicine,
aud consulted the most skilInI Physicians bur
found no permanent relief became discntIr.
aged, gloomy, sad. and sick of life: {: and, proba.
bly,, ere this. should have been in my grave.
had not fell in with yonr precious medicine.
A friend ofmIne. who had been sick of the same
complaint advised me 10 try your pills; but.
having tried some other medicines without OBJ
taining any relief, had but little faith that your
Pills would be Of benefit to me but. at his
earnecl solicitations. procured a box and com
menced taking them.
The first box produced little on no effect and
begun To despond, for fear that your mrdcine
would prove like others have taken; hut my
friends argued thnt one was nota fair trial, and
purchased second, and before had taken
the whole box began 10 experience cIlange;
the pain il, my chest began rn he less painful.
and my food did not distress nr az much as for
rnerly. went on taking them until had ia
ken six boxes, and my DYSPEPSIA was GONE.
and my expectation Of an early death vanished.
and fell new creature" was then. and
am now, healthy man have never since
been troubled with the Dyspepsia. have nd
minisiered your Pills to The members of my
family, mud TO my friends, and in all cases with
good success. You can publish this if i, will
be of any use to you am, dear Sir, truly
yours,
J. I. COOK Publisher of,he State Banner
Principal Office 24l Broadway. Ny a
fresh supply just received by the following
agents. BLAND L. BUTLER. Edgefrld c. H.,
Is. Il D. e. SlFsy, Meriing street, John
McLarrn, AbbeSif1e c. H.; l.. D slerriman,
Cokeshurry; Whilnck. Sullivan & Waller
Greenwood; Coleman Lpscomt New Mar
ket and 5. D. Clarke d Co. Hamburg.
Price 25 cents per box with full directions.
U See Agents certificate.
March II Al 12
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-01
sherif's Sales.
John Mosley.
Commissioner in Equity, }

VS..
John Mosley. }
I'D Y virtue of an order from the Court OF
I'D Common Pleas, shall offer for sale on
the FIST Monday in May next at Edgefield
Court House, to foreclose these several mort
cages, the following tracts of land the property
ofihe Defendant, viz: The Poverty Hill tract,
containing two hundred acres. more or less
s.the Coying,on Hurdy tract. containing one hum
Sdred and forty-three acres, more or less; and
I tract Of land containing one hundred and sixty
acres, more or less the first tract adjoining
lands of james Vann, John Jones. and others
$ the second, adjoining lands Of David Bunch,
and others !. and The third adjoining lands OF
Silas Lanier, Mrs. Briggs, and others. Said
lands to be sold on the following terns:-Two
thousand dollars in cash, and balance on ere
dit until the first Mouday in February next; {;
the titles 10 be signed, but not delivered until
the money be paid according to the terms OF
sale, and If the amount ofthe purchase money
be not paid when due, shall resell by virtue
Of the came levy, on account Of the former
purchaser, for cash.
H. BOULWARE, 8. E. D.
Aprile ($4 914) 4t IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-01
:SheriR,s Sale.

5pYyirtde Of sundry ;@rils Of lFieri Fa.
I'D cias, ] will proceed 10 sell al Edge,
field Court House, ,on the FIRST Monday anc
Tuesday Hof May next, the following
property:
z, Ann Hull, administrative. VS. Robert E
Baskerville, one negro man by the name
Of William or Billy. ~
Minor J. Cliett vs. Spencer Fields, .w'
horses.
Terms, Cash.
H. BOULWARE, s. F.. D.
April Is, 81 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-01
Notice.

HHNHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
, E ing the public, thathe has succeeded in
engaging the services ofan experienced Miller
for the present year, and having his Mills in
thorough repair, IS prepared 10 do any guam.
tiiy. OF grinding grain at The shortest notice.
Persons having Wheat, and wishing superior
-four made from IL, are Invited to give him a
call. His terms are the tenth. (: 2s, ii.
& s.. w. tNICHOLSON.
!, Jan. S, 1874: 6nisHr 40
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GROCERIES, &c.

YHYHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
u friends and the public. that they have re.
ceived large aud fresh supply of GOODS,
selectedby one of the firm, in New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston,
which in add diiom;tu their former stock. conl-
prses the largest aud l'' assortment of Il oOds
ever offered IN this n Get, consisting in part
as follows:
40 hhds. Porto Rico. New Orleans and
81 Croix. Sugars
$50 bags Rio, Cuba, Porto Rico, ST. Do
mingo, Java. and Mocha Coffee.
70hhds. West india MoIasses,
10 tierces Cuba do.
35 bbls. New Orleans do.
10000 lbs. Bacon. Hams, Sides & Shoulders
$4,000 :" Swede Iron. assorted sizes,
5000 /" English do
5000 q Nail Rods & Horse Shoe shapes,
1000" Cast, German. & Blislered Steel,
200 setts Wagon Boxes,
300 sacks: Salt (bleached sacks,)
2,ODO bushels Salt, in bulk.
25O pieces Gunny Bagsine,
l,OOOlbs. Basging 'rwine. (Iyeaver's,)
$50 cols.Mmilla Bale Rope,
100 do Hemp do do
I,502 yards Osnaburgs,
5000 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar,
5000 I" ss 81 /" crushed do.
5000 powdered do.
1000 single refined Loaf do.
20 boxes Turpenlne Soap,
10 -" Sperm Candles.
90 I" HuI's patent Candles, -.
s tierces fresh ground Rire
1000 lbs. White Lead No. Uniun Mills.
25 bbl. Canal Flour, (choice brandy
40 duz. dining, parlor, rocking and
childrens Chairs,
leases Hats aud Caps,
$50 casks Stone Lime. (in fine order,)
90 kegs Dnpont's FFF e Powder,
1000 lbs. Bar Lead.
40 boxes Window Glass Sx10& 10x12
130 bags Shot, assorted sizes,
$500 pair- Shoes,
Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chocolate. Cln
namom Almonds. Starch, Nntmegs fine chew
ing Tobacco. Negro Cloths, Blankets. Shoe
Thread, Cotton Yarn. Colon Cards, Woo
Cards, 'racks, Sleeves, Plough Lines, Indigo
Madder, Blue Stone, Copperas, EPSON Salts
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, a(superior article,
Trace Chains Filth Chains, Smoothing Irons
brass bound cedar Buckets. horse Buckets
Pals, Tubs. KeeIers, Willow Wagons, nests
Measures, Feathers, &c. &c &c.
SlBLEY d CRAPON.
Hamburg July l, 1s43 If %
"a Va .
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EnTJT11U

Ann Bates and Thos. s.
Bates, Ad'mrs. rs. BMJor account,
Geo. NJ. Bates, ct al. Partition, SC.
HT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
& Commissioner. tha, George M. Bates,
Joel Hamiier and Elizabeth his wife, Wilson
NJ, Bates and Nancy Ann his wife, Andrew J.
Wilson and Hepsebah his wife, and David An
drew Bates. defendants in this suit reside with
out the limits ofthis State: On motion, by Mr..
Wardlaw, Complainanls' Solicitor, ordered,
that the above named defendants do plead, an
swer, or demur, 10 the complainants' bill with.
three months from the publication hereof or
the said bill will be taken pro conlesso against
them.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. F.. Ed.
Commissioners Office, Feb. %, 1874.
Feb. % 3m 5