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MIR. TEMPLETON,
0F the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden
" will have the honor of making his
SECOND APPEARANCE in AMERICA.
GRAND FESTIVAL ENTERTAINMENT
As given at Ayr August the 9TH 10 in commemoasion
BURNS.
On FRIDAY. October l7th, isa5
Piano Forte. MIR. Austin Philips,
The following the Songs connected with the entertain
soggg-"Thsrs was Lad was Born in n Kyle"
Song-"Farewell Thou Fair Day"
Son s-"t orn Rigs are Bonnie"
Song-"O Mekle Thinks My Love o. my Beauty"
Sons-'Scots wha hae WI Wallace bled.'
In the othe evening MIR Templeton will sing the
Grand Scena,
Sony-"Ratt ~. Rosrip' Willie"
Song-"My Nann,e, OF
Song-"O, Willie Brew'd Peck o Naut-"
Song Ne Ba ks and Braes ~ ronny Doom"
Song Green grows the Rashes, o..
Box Office open from 10 till o'clock where places may
rs usual
Private Boxes IS ca h.
Doors at T. 10 commence at O'Clock, and terminate
at TO- Tickets Programmes may be had at the Music
Stores, and at the doors
T ok cts Fifty Cents
doors.
In consequence ofnum being unable obtain admission
from the overflow Wednesday last the entertainment Of
He RO
THISTLE AND SHAMROCK
Will be repeated on Mouday Evening next.
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PURSE Of $500 three mile heats n harness. for all
~ pacing and trottng hors 125 lbs wagons
aud harness. To off abou the 2h Of October
Also stake No L. mile heats harness. fire. for ali
rottng horses that $780, Sj
h..
Stake No Same Stake No. /, under the saddle In
Saturday, October the 18th, by o'clock NJ Green
Losee s, Chatham Square.
NBS5O Of The above be given the
horse S25 ch Of the above Stakes WILL be added by the
proprietor. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
Centreville Oct. II, 1875 ol7 2ttrh
PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE
TROTTING.
THE FALL MEETING the above Course will com
Tuesday the 28h Of October and continue two
days
No I-Tuesday, 28h October, purse $780, mile heats
under the saddle free for all horses that
$500.
No 2Same day, purse $780, $50 the second best, mile
heats in five, harness. free for all horses thai have
,rottrd Tor money.
No 3 "wednesday 29h October, pure $780, three mile
heats, in haraess, free for all trott'ng horses.
No 4S day $50 $50 the second mile
heats under the saddle free for all horses that have
ted for money.
No aud No be made on Saturday, the 18th
Of October, at the Course PHILADELPHIA and Green
LOSSES, Chatham before O'Clock NJ, in New
York.
Epes for Nos and be made the Course evening
previous 20 each trot.
Two make a in each purse.
Members will pie apply for their ia badges has been
found necessary TO cancer those already issued.
c3e New StrlNf nj Rim
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
an las, nyEsirS's maaL.
Warrington.
Correspondence of the Herald.j

WAsuISoroN, Oct Is, lS45.
In the re organization of the Cablnet-for the
Cabinet Is TO be re organzed-we predict whatever
Father Rchie may illuminate to the contrary, it is
anticipated that Mr.. Buchanan goes 10 the Supreme
Bench, Mr.. Walker TO the State Department, Mr.,
Marcy to Russia, Col. Butler of KY to the War
Department, Azariah c. Flagg of N Y. to the
Treasury.
Gen Saunders OF N. c. we understand, il still
candidate for Spain. His services at the Baltimore
Convention, in the supplanting Of Mr. Van Buren,
have emlnently qualified hm for the station OF Mi.
mister AT Madrid
Ex-Governor Talmadge was at the Presidents
levee last night He had the President closely en-
gagged In private conversation SJnething Is TO
grow out of II in favor of the Great Conservative,
or we are mistaken IN the Governor. There was
thin aIte enhance of visitors.
Good many strangers in town-great many pas
sing through.
The Central Committee on the subject of the
bronze equestrian statue to General Jackson, had a
meeting to-day in the Hon. Cave Johnson's official
room, in the General Post Office, and agreed to
make all OF the Postmaster Generals deputies col
l-cung agents for The statty" aforesaid.
is 600 gents. al S5 each. SIS 900
Expenses Of collecon-one half Of receipts 81. 500
Discount on bad money 10000
Lost through the PostOfices. ............. 5000
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$7a,oW
Clear money. D..

We hope that such will not be the report Of the
Central Committee year hence on this subject;
but judging from the results of the collections on
Similar or somewhat similar plan, tor the Washing
ton monument, we have reason to fear it,
The dust is again adrift upon Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. Last Saturday it would have hoated light
draft steamboat, at five in the afternoon
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sells. l2S678 % ls,lO3 % 3l5782 81
To,. produce ... sssssl9 Of sn277 2 sl,2sslss g
Specie exported. ...... i22,O76 90
Total value of for eleven days. s72 22
Among the exports thus far this month there have
been upwards of 10000 pounds of American cheese
So 600 bushels of wheat and 1900 bbls of flour shipped
Liverpool and for the remainder of the month the
portatioa of these articles will be quadrupled.
The short harvests of Great Britain do.
mand for all kinds of American provisions The ship
mens of bresdstus will without doubt, exceed those
of every other description Of foou this year. in conse
quencc Of the reduced production of wheat in the Uni
ted Kingdom The United States generally will be more
by the short harvest in Great Britain this
.hau over before We have heretofore suffered all
evils without the least Offset by increased consump
tion of grain prices of cotton have been un.
iavoIably affected, without producing improve
men in prices for cur breadstufs. The deficiency of
grain in Great Britain has heretofore been supplied from
the continent, aud nave from geographical posi-
ton been shut from all the benefits that agriculture
countries usually derive from expectation of surplus
products. The largest quantity Of -four shipped
from this country 70 England was In 8o, when reach
ed $40 l9s barrels and that Year 56s647s bushels of
grain and -four imported into Great Britain In the
year of the largest Importation into England she only
ceived about oneeig ighteenh part OF her supplies from
this country Wehave not always had surplus OF 8gri
cultural products 10 require
tensive foreign demand Within the past ten ears
have importers Of breasufs aud prices for flour
in this market ranged from 81 90 per barrel so
slI In March, 1881 -four sold in this city at Sll 25
per barrel In the year of speculation and ex
pansons in all the staple articles Of trade and
commerce, when laboIers were drawn from the cutva
ton Of the soil to all other employ msnts in vast
bsrs, the agricultural products Of the country fell of
rapidly. that it difficult ut time to supply even
the demand for breadstufs for domestic consumption
without supply ing any foreign demand The result of
this unnatural state Of things rapid advance in the
price Of wheat and -four and rapid increase in the pro-
ducton the year after The cultivation Of wheat being
stimulated BY high prices and the explosion in CONNER
mercal affairs driving thousands to the tlage of the SOIL
increased the production in 1910 and ls4 much that
-four dropped about per barrel In 1893 and s9 there
much mania among the wheat growers, for
the production Of that grain there in 1886 and
1897 abandon their farms and engage in some land
other speculation OF those days.
The production Of grain in the United States for four
years. according to the is usd from the Office Of
the Commissioner Of Patents, has been annexed.
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A CARD.

SlGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
- to the instruction Of Music respectfully informs hm friends
aud the public he will during the month OF October
class for the VIOLIN his No $40 Broadway
Terms moderAe. Those who desrous Of becoming pupils
will please apply Sgnor Godone, 03 Broadway,
Chambers & JolIe. gas Broadway.
Sgnor Rape will usual giving lessons the
Piano and Italian Singing cocImsrc
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

WANTED.
ENAMLlES can always be supplied with faithful
and well recommended h, Up Of all capacities both for city
aud country At the well established Agency office for domes
les sSa Grand street the Bowery where every
used tn procure the best help #. WAITS
Il this office so Im@,c
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The Fall style or Gentlemen's Has are
ready for the season. 8 which for shtuess and upe
rorityo c,or anno surpassed which very important
th- At tbs color till IL Any
article sold in lnis establishment epes.nted
s,J 10 whh il Also. the a at lie Of Boys aud Chill
hAts .ds TO order, in auy shape style they wish.
&. KNOX, llU Fulton street,
q between William and Nassau streets.
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MONEY MARKET.
Thu, sday. Oct. 1876 p.

THU Buuy. OCC. I0-U +
Quotations for stocks are steadily declining Norwich
and Worcester fell of per cent Morris Canal l; Far
mers Loan Ohio Skies Harlem Canton Erie
Railroad and Reading Railroad closed firm at erdays
prices. stonngton went up per cent. The transac'
tions were limited and the market closed very heavy
Flour rapidly advancing it anticipated that six dol
lass per bbl will be obtained before the close of the
week.
The Bank Of New York has declared dividend Of
fourper cent for the last six months payable the first
Of November.
The ceipts of the Western Railroad Company for tho
week ending the 18th of October this year and last have
been az annexed II will be observed that there has
been increase in receipts for freight and decrease In
those for passenQers
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ELOCUTION.

LNDWARD MATURIN A. M. beKs TO inform his former pu.
T. pills and the public that
struesSn IN he above acecpplshneut well in the
of English Poety. f. NJ oen his Schools
a1so He will commence a sufficient number Of
names can be obtained and show, application,
monials Of the satisfactory Residence III
Warren slO lm+rc
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NIBLO'S GARDEN
NIbLOS , o HNTIUE.N.
MR.. II. PLACIDE,
s.. MOI WATT AND MR. CRISP

MRS NOV wAr4 Mr. \ rLAc5DEA cn,s.
BENEFIT OF MRS. MOWATT.
Frfuay Evening. October 18th,
The perform inces will commence with the Overture Tan
credl.
LONDON ASSURANCE
MI s thnossd.ss M cs
Dazzle, Crisp Dolly Spanker John SETON
To 60. clude " III
THE HONEY MOON
Juioha Mrs MoWau
yolante' nte'................. Mrs Crisp
,Sa,ne'a. MIS- watts
DDune AtinAi'. N Crisp
o. u half past 8 and the p,rtorraee &c sola@suc.
OF Tickets FIFTY Ce~ts 81
ee,en, Police win always be in atendAsea, ssis
am good order and keep all improper persons out
limited .umher ri S@ason Tickets will he d'sposrd NJ
ARCH STREET. THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
MISS .aIEXIN.a FIsHER'S BENEFIT.
Friday Evening, October nth,
To commence with GRiST TO THE MILL-Marquis Deu.
eheyle Mr. Barrett Franane, Miss A. Fisher Madlle De
After which JUMBO, jim in which Jim Crow Rice will
To conclude with JACK sHnPH ARD-Jack Sheppard, Mr..
Abraham Mendez, Burke; Poll Maggo Mrs Archer.
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
W. r. BuRror ...... :. Lpssnr N.~.aER
SECOND APPEARANCE OFMlSS LOGAN.
Friday Gwen.ng, October 18th
The performance will commence with THE STRANGER
Mr. Haler Miss Logan; The Stranger, Mr. Morri; Count
Ae1 whcS n ThE Il IRISH sff0H TSToRb Sf1s
Shaw; Charles MIR. Dunn; Mary. Mrs w H. Smith
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ToiIet ArtycIes-Thr n,ost cho,ce of 4 Iubin's

Cue ain u,se aud Pfevost'3 Extracts ,ir aud SHAY
jag ushes Sh vi Creams and Soaps, Combs of the
be utul fuish Razors from the ceebraed maufcur
warranted Cosmetics D-nrices AID every
q SAUNDERS & SON.
III Broadway, OPP oslte Howard's Hotel.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

SPANISH LANGUAGE
u OLIVER, succesorto JULIO SO ER, gives lessons,
ID. private aud casses the above Language. Those
wishing the will please apply No. - Murray
street oi2 iwsm
FRENCH PRIVATE ESSONS.
~ DUBUC the honor inform his pupils and the
". public general that he will from this day, continue
his private lessons in the French Language at the following
reduc. d prces:-
For Lesson nfan hour, up Canal street, 5k cents.
For LESSON of am hour, down Canal ST.. rs cents.
c. Dabuc take engagement with school Apply by
etter, at 90 Reade street. ola lw.m
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A CARD.
TO PARENTS AND Guardians

TO PAKENTS AND GUARDIANS.
LADY ofsuperior talenis and requirements descus Of
llhaving pupils Music. Her method
Of will be found he the expeditions in pro-
noting them in the thorough knowledge and theory Of the
science any taught.
lne directed to NJ at the Office Of this paper, will be
duly attended to. OF imF,c
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APOLLO sALOOt.
admission Reduced to 25 Cents.
THE SWISS BELL RING ERS
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
which nightly their ormance they will remain for
three nights each of which they will give
A GRAND CONCERT,
Il p oil LO s 4 D O ".
On which they will perform their admired and
popular mpositi and will be sssstedby
Miss CAROLINE HlFFERT,
the young Vocalist who has been received with such ateng
alplause.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
DANCING AGA, ENVY.


"a LEONARD STREET, West Side of Broadway.
MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDINS has the honor Of in
A forming public that she will open her class the 18th o.
the different branches dancing Al her Academy will be
taught all the and fashionable Dances IN use
in Paris Among them the Polka Qaadnlle, Gallo
pades Waltz Polka and all styles Of Waltzes Among
Fancy Dances the Poacca Mazurka Cachucha
Mile ID. will give her particular attention to Ladies'
Boarding Schools Coton Parties will be formed for her pu-
pills exclusively. -,
,ppv 10 N lie p ID as above 20 im-rc
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT co.
October 18th, ls45.
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declared
dividend of four aud half cent the capital SOCK
of this company for the months ending LIST August last
payable stockholders and after Saturday. the st Nov
The transfer book will be closed from the 2h instant to that
date. BY order, &, l.. EVEhIl, secretary
lfn Irc
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TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Doors alto commence att
NOTICE-1hese positively the lat Concerts IN this
city their compel them leave for the south
on Monda next, ole 3src
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Freight this fall has been very plenty and the receipts
oproduce at the principal seapors have been large The
high prices ruling for most of agricultural products
has given impetus to the forwarding merchants of the
West, and activity to business our canals. To this
attribute in great degree the increase in the re-
cepts from freight on the Western Railroad
The value Of merchandise exported from this port for
the first eleven days in October. lSl5 annexed
COMMERCE OF PoRT New YoRK-ExPoRTs FROM lsr
l1TH OCTOBER INCLUSIVE -
Domestic Foreign Total.
Produce Produce.
Shipments in Amercsnves-
sells s76,sao % l6ol73 % o2i,o3 81
sells ...... l2s678 % ls7, 1903 % 3l5,7s2 s.
Total produce S892 $40 OF 3i7 III 2i $I2s9 7s6 %
Specie exported. ........ lz2,O76 90
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SARSAPAhlLLA.
~ NIX COLLINS Z co, - soulh A.
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TlTIAN'S VENUS.
THIS much admired Painting, after successful visit
Boston has TO this city for exhibition al
No 7, Lafarge Building, 263 Broadway.
Open fr m A NJ till 10 P. NJ.
Admission IS cents-Season Tickets 20 cents olo 3w nc
NOW kXH!BlTlNG tfor short time only az the Rooms
IN OF the National Academy of Design Of Broadway
and Leonard De Kuypers celebrated statue lin marbe
euti,leu -
This exquisite aud refined work WHICH has been pronounced
by all who have be the chef f9urre OF modern
and which has attracted crowds Of admirers Europe, has
been brought this country and risk and
confidently opened for the inspection OF the lovers Of this sub
lime and beautiful art.
Open from A. NJ until 10 P. NJ. Admttance q cents
Seos eketc $50 re
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MUSIC.
LADY wishes 10 devote her time the instruction OF
"A young ladies' the Piano She teaches the Logenan
which has been introduced this
n.y. 1t has been greatly approved If Europe being the
shortest and easiest method Of bringing the pupil
ddressed at the Office of this shall be attended
Imsrr
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FINE AR S
OlL PAINTINGS cleaned, lined and restored. by
BENT,
233 Broadway doors above
he tm- -ria.u H,fe1
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RS Ri iii gH CD lis
S49ss1Rsaa q l5s;S Al SlIy D CUE
Al SIsFg e NJ 9iS s:
p 3 ga 81 = : ss

7HHHESE PILLS wherever they have been
III. fairly tried have established an enviable
icelebrity, and are daily superseding all other
preparations in cnring the diseases for which
they are prepared.
The following certificate is from Judge For
est, gentleman Of the first responsibility in
Jefferson CO., Alabama.
Jonesboro, Ala., 4M Feb. 16a4.
EceFtify that in the summer Of 1912 had
severe attack of fever and ague, and was for
some time under the treatment Of physician,
,butIreceived no benefit from his prescriptions
my disease continuing TO increase in the
frequency and severity. .ofits attacks. L at last
had recourse to DR.. .Hulls Fever and Ague and
Anti Fever Pills, and in using half box was
entireiy cured, and have remained in good
health ever since. i Afterwards had in my
family several cases of fever and ague, and
have in every instance made use of Hull's
Pills, which have always Immediately effected
"a cure. J. f. FOREST.
Price, ST per box; with directions.
VI A fresh supply, just received and for
sale, by J.D.TIBBETTiS.
Oct. 30 6m 4l
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State Of South Carolina.
.EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

blS NV
PY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
- Edsefield District:
Whereas, Allen Whafley, hath applied
10 me for letters Of administration, on
all and singular The goods and chalteIs,
rights and credits .nf Wilson Whatley, late
OF tho District aforesaid. deceased. these
are, therefore, 10 eiro and admonish all
aud singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for lhe'said District, to be holden al Edge
field Courr House on The twenty seventh
day Of January inst, 20 show cause, if any,
why The said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand anu seal, this 9Th
day of January, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
five, and in the 'sixtv- ninth year of Amer
lean independence.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.
Jan. Is 2. 81
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MaEl's. Worm LOZenges.

WORMS WORMS! WORMS !.
1tiisestimatedthat 100000 children die an
nually from theref1ects of worms alone!! This
vast mortality ,could be almost entirely pre-
vented by the ause of DR.. Hulfs WORM LozE
dss, Every family where there are children,
should not fell to keep this important medicine
in ihe house, and administered when their
symptemsindicateth presence.of these dan.
gerous and destructive reptiles.
10 The following extract from the "Spar-
tan Gazette, "speaks the sentiments of all who
have ever used this valuable WoRa DESTROY
ING MEDICINE.
"Fron, onr o,cn knouiedge, Toe take great plcu-
sure in recommending Hul's Horm Ldzcnges as
iGac best Worm Medicine ertant. o. Children
r,rN cry for them, and eat aiem as they woa'ld
.ennay."
NJ a.fresh supply, jusr received and for
.eale, by j. ID. TlBBETT'S.
s0nlq,25tCeuts per box, with directions.
;Oct,:3D 6m Al
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EpY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
;A:Dof Edseield District.
Whereas, Elizabeth Whatley, hath ap.
piled 10 ME forLetlers of Administration,
on all and singular the goods aud chat
lels, rights and credits Of Col. Abner
WhaFley, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased, these are, therefore, to cite and ad
-aouish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Court for The said District to be holden at
Edge6eld Cour House, on1he lwenly-s
venlh day of January inst, to show cause,
if any, why the said administration should
/ not be granted.
Given under my hand and'seal, this 9th
day Of January, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred andforly-fve,
and in the Goth year Of A An,erican Indepen-
dence. :.
JOHN HILL. o. Ed.
Jan. Is 2t y 3" 81
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State Of South ss.5foli

State Of South s:5roliaa,
es;f4l1slzsfELiB DISWz WzgT.
Charles Jones and Wife,
applicants ps. Summons in
B.F-. Jones and others, Partitian.
Defendants.
IpY an order from John Hill, ESQ.,, ordi-
LID nary ofehe District aforesaid, | will pro.
ceed 10 sell at Edge6ed Court House, on the
First Monday in February aezt. ihe lands be-
longing 10 the Estate of Joseph P Jones, Sen.
deceased, situate in said District, on Cedar
Creek, waters of Hou's Creek bounded on
lands of Mansfield HolIingsworth, B. T. Minus,
NJ. NJ. Abney, Nancy Jones and others, CON CON,
taining two hundred and ninety lj-three (293)
acres, more or less, sold on a credit until the
first day orJannarY next. Purchasers TO give
bond and approved personal secarity, and a
mortgage ofthe premises TO the, Ordinary 10
secure the purchase money
Costs to be paid in cash.
H. BOULWARE, s. E. n.
January 10 81 81
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SnERlFF'S SALE.

pY virtue Of an Execution TO me direct
.D ed. will proceed to sell al Edge6eld
Court House, OH the first Monday and
Tuesday in February next, The following
property.
William IA. Floss, Administrator vs..
Rachel Moss, the tract of land known as
the Spring Field, containing five hundred
and thirty five Acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing the lands of Malachi ;Brunson, Dr.. r.
It. Minis and others. Sold on credit OF
one and two years, thu purchaser loSive
Note and approved security, and Mort
gage Of the premises if required. Costs
to be paid in Cash.
H. BOULWARE, S. f. D.
Jan. IS ,3t 81
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State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
PYJOHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary
Dof Edgefield District.
Whereas Martin Ouzis, hath applied
to me for Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular the goods, and challels,
rights and credits Of Peter QUITS, late
of the District aforesaid. deceased. these
are. therefore, TO cite and adnonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors
of The said decea'd, to be and appear before
me, at our next 0rdinary's Court for the
said District, 10 be holden at Edgefeld
Court House, on the 9th day Of January
inst, to show cause. if any, why said
administration should no, be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
18th day of January, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty five, and in The Goth year Of Ameri,
can independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
Jan. Is q 81
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Remedy for coughs.

MIR. HULL sCeUGH LoZENGEs are
D most rapidly superceding all other prepa-
srations for the relief of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Whooping-cough, Catarrh, Ifghtuess Of the
chest, bronchitis, and similar pulmonary affec-
dions.
suferedior yeurs from the above discusses uro
now inthe possession Of sound health. which
may be attributed entirely to the fortunate use
of one 25 cents box of this Invaluable medi-
'eine. They are -as pleasant to the taste as
.cahdy--convenien to carry in the pocket, and
warranted to be'ths most etfectual Cough med.
icine in use.
Price, 25 Gems per box, with direc-
tions.
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RreItgfrt tO Cine .Jafl

MAF this District, short time since, a
NJ Negroman who says his name is
FERNEY, and that he belongs 10 Mr..
William Boiling, of Raleigh, N. c., and
:ihat whilst travelling to Mississippi, under
the charge of Mr.. Calvin Bough, he got
!ilos, from his company. Said Negro is
between twenty-one or twenty-five years
sofsage, about FIVE feet nine inches high,
and verylight complexion.
The owner is requested TO come for
ward. prove property, pay charges and
aake him away,o,herwise hgRill be dealt
9ah as The law direcis.; .fisA
ID. &C.. IT. go ODMN, ,,J ailor.
- lf2s&1nN a .si.-.. E - IS