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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

The marriage ceremony IS the interesting speca-
Gle social life exhibits To rational beings. in
the glow youth ana hope which invests life with the
halo of happiness appear together and acknowledge
their preference for each other, voluntarily into
league of friendship and call heaven and earth TO
the sincerity of their think the endear
ing connection the important consequences. the final
separation, the smile that kinde ecsacy their
union, must at length be qucnched in the tears of
the but while life continues, they parti
cpate the joys, endure the
rejoice and weep IN unison. Be constant be
and what earth offer pure your
affection
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Santa FAB bout thousand wagons will
be REQUIRED in all TO convey to Santa Fe from St.
Louis. the provisions. stores and baggage TO Gen.
hearncv's army; about half the number have
already been loaded About ten thousand mules
and oxen aro required for the sumo. and moro
t.an a thousand tcamsers and attendants. This
viii form a new era in the Santa Fe trade.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Peaches nre yet in thigh fashion, in New
York The Tribune says, twenty -ono thousa nd
baskets Of Peaches arrived there on "Wednesday,
in two boa.s, from Now Jersey; and that, proba-
by, Was less than half Of wha, arrived in small
er quantities from other parts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Tho New Orleans Delta states that the private
business of Gen. Houston, and the delicate state
of the health Of his lady. will render his nP-
poarance a: Washington during the early part Of
the coming session of Congress almost imprncsi-
CT bic. His term expires, next year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

PANDOLPH.S sJOHN.''-We are told by the
I.vnchhurg Nirginian, that John, the ell known and
faithful the late John Randolph who, with the
enancpated slaves OF his master, Ohio and were
there treated by the citizens in OF which
readers have been apprzed has returned to Charlotte
with the OF pettonng the legislature to allow
him to remain in the eath He they have
feeling for colored people in Ohio and if the Lessla
refuse grant his petition he will submit to the
penalty of remaining and be sold slave-Prefering
this enjoying freedom in a free state
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

PowER OF PREAcHING.--A thief was la,ely
converted by listening TO n sermon Of MIR. fit,
ut Detroit, and his first proof of repentance was
TO return q rocket book, containing $l0O, he had
stolen the day before Ne must have been a new
bcrinnor in tho business. Old roguos arc net
easily moved 10 such acts Of honesty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

There was an auction sale Of leather vestar-
day in New York. The Journal saws the sale
was we'll attended. ba, prices declined full quar-
Ter ot cent per pound al round, as compared
with the last sale.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-Tho Boston Atlas OF
Tuesday has returns from tho larger portion OF
Vermont. In l9t towns the votes for Governor
are as follows: Eaton (Whig) 20 262, Smith I..
F.N I5,3Ge, all others $500. There is probably
no election BY tho people, bnt the Wings will
have the ascendancy in the Legislature, tho Wing
candidate will undoubtedly DO elected by that
body. In tho House tho Atlas computes tho
Wing majority a between forty and ffy-and
in the Senate the Wings will DO about three to ono.
In the First Congressional District, Henry (Whig)
has n mn ority of more than six hundred over nll
tic others. In tho Second, Judge Coamcr falls
n little short Of minority. In tho Third, Marsh
hns large majority all others-and in tho
Fourth there Is DO elcction-Pcck, o.. F. leads
some five hundred, but falls more than thousand
behind an election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Mr.. Jackson. a devou, Of color, whiie OF
his knees in prayer, in the African church IN
Newburgh, y. Y, fell back, and in moment
corpse.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Notes purPorting to DO issued ny the Bank q
Dover. Mass. arc circulation. here IS no
8 uch institution
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

4 letter from Washington says-lt ia reported
that Mr. McLanc will DO offered the State De
partncni.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

SERIOUS CHA.4ES AGAINST AN OFFIcER.-A
number of the Ohio volunteers who have returned
homo from The Rio Grandc. have preferred,
through tho Cincinnati Commercial somo very
serious charges agans, Col Mitchcl Of Catfish
battle notorloty. The charges, if truo show
him 10 be totally unfit for The station no occupies
We mako the following extract from tho card nf
the volunteers
''Wo have soon mcn--sick mon too-most
shaniataijy and profanc'v abused, for daring To
speak to hinl--loadcd with the most vulgar and
degrading cpthets Of which our language is "a
Pablo Of expressing. and which must and do strip
him OF the character Of . ''gentoman." if such
character belonged to him. We have seen
men. for pretty misdcmcanors. hanged up by tho
wrists until their cries Of suffering well nigh ex-
cited the whole regimen, 10 mutny.-We havo
seen. by his orders. better mon in every respect
than himself tied up. calves and sheep are tied
IN orr markets, ont into tho burning sand beneath
Il scorchIng sun, gagged. and ,hcro compelled to
lie in agony for whole day time! This wo
Ken 81 tie .fal1 djsclnljRa' 50 hjahu.sna,
rgdity Of his discipline, might be mentioned tho
fact Of his cncnmping in position for other
apparent purpose than that tho men should be
compelled to thor water the distance Of
half {. mile and mile through swamps and pools.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

PoTATo-RoT oREvENTlvE.-A correspondent
informs tho New York Sun that after dry ing his
potatoes few hours in the field, he placed thom
in barrels, distributing in each barrel. half peek
Of qnc;, limo. we'll mixed, with equal quantity
Of powdered charcoal. which kept tho potatoes
so5.h al to ycar He thinks Tho 81 mo mi yt uro
would prevent TO, in the bill. if spread tho
manure; but this he has not tried.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Later from Sati.oo ana the anti-SIornon Camp.
Two gentlemen arrived at St. Louis the 18th inst
the Atl from keoluS. They left the anti
Mormon camp ten o'clock "Wednesday morning
tiIe, nothing had TRANSFERRED of serious
turc The camp IS situated about SIN miles from Car
thagc, in open prairie, and from it the Temple and
other buildings in Nauyoo be distinctly seen.
They state to the Era that Gen. Singleton Of Brown
county. hier assisted by Col Brock
man. and Sheriff Carlin. The force, the latter
gentle calls it, posse. under their command numbers
between 500 ana 900 all armed and equipped
They have pieces of artillery. good supply of
ana provisions and determined says
march Nauvoo. let the consequences be
what they may. Ihe day for leaving their present po
known but the officers in command appear
anxious have sufficient force, when they do attack
Nauvoo. all opposition. Their numbers
were augmentlug about 100 volunteers arriving
daiy ana believed that when the posse should
number 1900, marching orders woald be issued. At
prcscnt they employed in drilling and making every
necessary preparation for the siege Regular scntes
placed by both sides the plain between the camp
and Nauvoo. the pckets and brrastworks of which
alternately formed during the night Great watchful
and caution is used intercept spies and the
uowned Capt Backenstos is said he the alert and
has command of a scouting party
1t is almost impossible form idea Of the
force the Normon~; but from Of the cti-
xcns who have left Nauvoo the present disturbaa
ccS, their number is varously estimated from to
twelve hundred They have good supply Of arms
and ammunition have strongly fortified the Temple.
all the Mormon and children the
to Iowa. ans express their determination repel their
vaGers die in the attempt. The stores and most of
houses the city shut mp and all kinds of bust
ness except Of military nature. is suspended. 1t is
said that there many of the settlers anxious
leave but the Jack NormonS would not let them. No
suffered pass in out of the city without
order the commanding officer. Many families
detained, and should fight take place they will be
less exposed The Normons have taken their
wives and Children bat uuleelingy compel those of
the new citizens remain. The Anti Nornons. on
"Wednesday morning. had eight days provisions for 1900
furnished y The citizens, who willingly contribute
anything they have in furtherng the
The crisis has arrived, and be feared that blood
shed viii be the consequence--CiR- gazette
RAILROAD TO DsYToS-.The Neuia Torch Light. of
THURSDAY. - The route Of 4 Railroad between this
place ana DAYTON surveyed last week. We have
not learned the particulars of the survey but understand
the Engineers pronounce quite practicable. The dis
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

4 LocoFoco AFFAR.-0ne OF the Cincinnati locofoco
nominees for Repres NATIVE, By the name of Warren
and brother loco By the Of Lilly, had difficulty
On the 3st when the former stabbed the other with
small knife in the back The wound not being severe.
IIy turned upon warren and gave him q severe beat
ing Warren understand IS still At large, and it is
supposed will continue candidate for the Legislature 1t
is not hard TO which lie should occupy he gets
10 Columbus Nenia Torchiight
An interesting child four years, Of a daughter
Of Mr.. Stephen McCalla Of Harrisburg. came to
her death last week BY eating the berries of
poisonous plan. called night shade.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

i5estSsarAis 1.A Z. esa<gcnoaslg INSERTED II ia
"Pa4a3asn.' q ts t3!l5rae ates:
Oae <1..str q u has, 25pra'S 3 grceSs, 81 90
Each continuance. s.. -
i"noa1oag names a candidates for cace III a sub
i .ssra df<csf t3 a,ore tisse ,rao adrer-
tSs ay the 4er Advertisements ciA be unta
bid a s 11eS a tae Advertiser, d.fAe fret
80 advertisement cf l. r9sde, than one square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

RAILROAD TO DAYToS.-The Aenia Torch Light. of
THURSDAY. says - The route Of Railroad between this
place ana Dayton surveyed last week. We have
learned the particulars of the survey but understand
the Engineers pronounce II quite practicable The dis
lance than - miles. the opinion that the
road can he TO this much che aper than
other pom; on the little " ami road
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
SOUTH CAROLINA.
sEDGEFIELD DISTRICT
Mary Moore and others, J"
ii:ys. MichaeI Rarr =

MarysMoore and others,
:vs. Michael Rarr, -
Admiristra.or, and Others. -
NOTICE is hereby given, tha. BY virtue ei
IN an order'from the Court Of Equity, / shah
sell at Edge6eld Court House, on the first
Monday 10 December next, the land de-
scribedaint the bill in this case, of which
Samuel Moore, deceased, died, seized and
possessed, viz sss ~! =. :. - ~ s.
One tract Of Iaand, nine 5undred. and
sixtyeacres, moreo or less, situate adjoining
and lying inithe District and State afore-
said, ON West Greek, waters Of Cloud
Creek, waters of Little .,Saluda River,
bounded on the north by lands belonging
10 Azariah .Stone, and The estate of John
lnabnet, on the wesrby lands belonging to
George Raison, on the south by John and
Joel 'Inabnets land, and on ,the east by
lands belonging to William Stone and It.
Harris. a-ils! =, ~, Gn ~! - .as
Said land wfl be sold on acredit of one,
two and three years, III equal annual in.
stalmehts, except as to cost Of suit, to be
paid in cash. -.
The purchase money 10 be secured by
bond,iandgsood and sufficient securities,
and mortgage Of the premises.
-. 81: 8 S TOMPKINS, C Ed.
Comm'rs Office, Nov3 St 4l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
121a1i0i,a.t0,,t 10 OYe0cJIers,

WNHE Undersigned having been appointed
IL Committee by meeting Of the citi.
zens called in tx vicinity Of Greenwood, Ab.
beville District, for the purpose of adopting
measures u establish Male and Female hcade-.
mics in said Village, under the supervision and
control of the Baptist Denomination, to adver-
itise for Teachers in the several departments,
would inform oil who may desire to engage in
teaching. that they will receive applications
runtil The 18th of November next -.
There are wantsd three competent Tnstr,lc.
vors; viz: 10 the Male School, a Teacher who
is qualified TO prepare young men for College:
In the Femne Academy Male Teachcr,Well
qualified to instruct in the highest branches OF
educntion.would be preferred; yer, applications
will be received from female Teachers Of expe
rience, for this department. Also one Female
Teacher in The Musical Department.
None need applyffor either Department ex
cep, such as can furnish high testimonials o
moral characler'and OF qualifications for teach
ing. Greenwood is pleasant Village, stun
ted in a healthy part Of AbbevllIe:
Persons applying by letter can address Alber
Waller, Wood1Me p o., Abte1ille Dist, S. C.
or any Of the undersigned who reside in Green
wood, can he seen on personal application.
J. f. WATSON, J. NJ. CHlLEs,
V. GRIFFIN, w. p. HILL,
w. SMITH, A. WALLER,
w. d. BRouKs, X. nj. WHITE.
s. Brooks. '-
September % 4lwsw 81
The Carolina Baptist will copy semi-monthy
till the 18Th November. and send account tc
the Abbevlle Banner. -"'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

William II C!egg and wife, I Bill for
ss: payid Ou,z, and Others. iPart'ion
NDTiCE is herehy given, that by virtue of
~ an order from the Ceurt Of Equity shall
selFonahe first Monday in December next,
a part ofilhe Rear Estate of John QUIZ,
deceased, viz; - G ~ :.
A tract of land containing according to
afe-surveyfplat made by Isacc Boles, D.
s., one hundred end fifty acres, lying on
Sleepy Creek, and on the south side of
the Long Cane ), Road, and adjoining
faOds lof Jacob Zimmerman. Elizabeth
Dorn,!}ohn Harling and others.
tSaidland will be sold on credit of one
year., sexeeps as to the cost of this suit. to
bezpaid in cash..
Purchases TO give bond and good secu-
rites for the purchase money.
-. s., s TOMPKINS. n.
CgnmTs Office, Nov 3 St al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELiD,DISl,R
pY JOHN HILL; Esquire, Ordinary

PY JOHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary
D of:Edgetield District - -, - ~.
:, Whereas Edmond Boyd hath, applied
to me for letters ofs,Administration, with!
the will annexed, on all singular the
goods and chaltels, rights and credits oil
SusannahiBoyd, lale ofsaid District, afore.,
said, deceased. s2HE i.t ~ y
These are, therefore, TO cite aud aamon-
isl, all and singular, the kindred and cred.
ilors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me. al our next Ordinary's Cuuri
for the said District, 10 be holden a, Edge
field Court House on tho 16lh day Of
November inst.,. ID show cause, if any,
why the said administration should not be
granted, 500 @ ~
Given under my hand and seal, this the
Both day of October, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for
ly-six, and in The seventy.frsl year Of
American Independence. ~
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.
Novr. 4 q al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
YET ANOTHER.
From the SusQuelanna Register


Although the public hayeibeen often iih.
posed upon by patent medicines, yet oeca
sionally really useful and beneacial'me:
diciRe is despised, neglected, nierely she-
cause "found hi bad company LED
10 these remarks by bysatconversatigr w:i : i
friend a few days since. She had peer
afflicted for several years with disease
Of the heart, which had appareuilyabspu'b 'bl
her neaf iheg grave: One Of odSin0sf ski:
full physicians was Called, who! pronounced
her disease incurabfe. An nadverlisme6ro ol
Dr. Jayne's Expectoranl in the Register,
caught tine eye of her friends, and o bottle
Of it was Immediately procured a,sBenllcy
& Michell's, in Mou,rose. Before she
had taken il two days, there was;an appa-
rent Improvement. She has not taken
two bottles as yet, but her hoalthbassbeen
nearly restored. ssssssse9
l have no personal motive for recon:
mending this medicine, but merely state
this fact, hoping that, ii may NEE, The eye
of some who are laboring under similar
diseases, that they may likewise partake
OF It's benefits.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
State sfseslth. Carolina.
-EDG FIELD DISTRICT. <
John HILL. Ordinary, 2 a..
Lewis Eilzuy.

Lewis Eitzuy.
r. otice is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
~ order from the Conrt.of .Eanity, in this
case, shall seliat Edgefield G Court House,
on the first Monday in December next,
The mortsaged premises described in the
bill, viz:
a tract Of land lyiog2 and being in the
Dislricr and State aforesaid, on thk waters
of Horse Creek, bounded by lands oflhe
estate of John -'Tarrance aud others, and
containing one handred acres, more or
less $50 --f.-=.''>'
Said land TO be sold on a credi, Of six
months from the day Of sale, except the
costof, this suit and the cost of the iudg.
mens at tlaw,le be paid in cash.
The purchase money TO be securedby
bond with adequate security; but no tile
20 be executed. nntaE payment of the
samey aud in default ~payrnen, Of the
said mortgaged premises. to be re-soId op
:he FIRE, day Of Sheriff 5ale.neyl thereafter,
fcr.essb. iag..&:. .'..'5'.;4;& So
6 s. s, ..,',,:t. ,',,.' IS s,ToMPKiMs. Ed.
Comm'rs Office, Nov.3 80 S, Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
a FaIEND TO HJMAN4TY:
JAMES AGUE PILLS.

These Pills are pur up in vials contain
ing from % 10 80 Pills each, and heing
thus excluded from the air, never deterio.
rate or undergo any change, and are WAR
RANrEn, fused according to he directions,
to be all .INFALLlBLE REMEDY for
FEVER AND AGUE.
r. S. ROBERTS is Dr.. D. Jayhe's
only Agent at Edgefeld Court House.
Be,care Q Counterfeits i!
November 3, St al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
GALEM WITCHCRAFT OgTDONE.--
- Mr.: T. Rownnd-Dear sir-For fohr o.

GALEM WITCHCRAf'T OUTDONE..-
- Mr.. T.. Rowand-Dear Sir-For fohiir Of
FIVE years have suffered greatly from Rheus
matismin my head, which during the last yeat.
became worse and worse. For four sor, Fyo,
weeks previous 10 the 18th inst, had Suffered
without iuternission, my general health wass
much impaired, my sigh, injured, and my head
SO sensitive, that could scarcely rest il 1p1n
ton fyoar "MAGic LOTION" relieved I .ina
entirely intwo or three inind,es.l 4 hive nt,.s
piled It occasionally since, and itfe sorenessis
nearly. gone So great and sudden VIA tIlel
cKIgge, that / can scarcely fenlize Tint /. an
the same man. +'s'5'i. "' - sfs tts5,is{
!, ihdpe also ch,ed one OF fsiiy y;lhildren, ind q
female ariendrotAeadache in two oftiree nfri,5
utes. rgr-...,.,.. I,,.,,,
Sc grca, ism!y confidence in in. tho "uAGiC
Lotion" that would not be wiihott . Bot, =
tie for ;Jf)ty times its cost.'rJ 9ataGa a9aT "
Yours respectfully, a. :. w
JACOB w, SOUDER,,.sI
,.. -. No, $50 Market Sheet. 700.
Philadelphia, January 9TH, 1876: '.,', =. :,
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by
J:T. Rowand, 376 Market street,. .1Nt;;. !!
rs: ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefeid, E. H,
South Carolina. :: s.al.J II
october IS 81 =. st. sso.l,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
TtaslOy's Patent Union
WATER WHEEL

TENHIS Wheel is adapted 10 SAW MILLS,
Ill CREST MILLS or other Machinery, re-
quinng water power, and 10 all heads ofwaler.
It will move Machinery with more power and
with less quantity of water than any wheel
now in use, (except an oyershot under an ex.
treme lrigh head.1 1t has been thoroughly
tested with different wheels in many parts of
the United States, (several cages in this Suite,
and in all cases hos proved superior.
The Subscriber is prepared, at any Time, TO
test II still further, with any wheel in Ibis State.
II is not liable to be closged or injured by sticks
passing through, or impeded by backwater, so
long as there is a head aboveit. II is made Of
Cast Iron, is very simple and durable.
THE subscriber being authorized TO sell ..glts
Of the said Wheel in EdgefeId District, is pre-.
pared 70 sell to sui, purchasers, on terms that
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction and ifre9pired
will apply them to Mills. sg..
ber, at Edge6eld Court House, promptly at
tended to. I'd II. N. PIPER.
EcorY.1 sesf.ss
This may certify, that have recently had
put in operation on my place, one Of Timby's
Patent Union Waller Wheels. upon a very
small stream, and am very well satisfied with
the performance Of the snme. Discharging
about l6U inches of water, It cut during one
day's imperfect trial about two thousand feet.
Have no hesitation in recommending t'as
highly useful Invention.
sg'4.1l ..i, W, L., LEWIS.
81. Matthews Parish, June II, 1886. :,
. lcoPY.1 .stE
This will certify, that have tried dlotch.
kiss Patent Reaction Wafer Wheels, and
Timby's Patent Union Wdter Wheels: and
thai greatly prefer the latter, having abandon
ed The former after six nonths tfinI OF them.
Iha.e now the Union Water Wheels applied
10 my Grist and Saw Mills, 'wliich'operaie to
my entire satisfaction. a.a
William 5. TAYLOR.
Kcrshaw District, July, 1876.
This is TO certify, that after having Hssd a
FlultGr Wheel for long time, in Saw Mill,
| tried a.wheel called Ilotchkiss' Patent Verti
cal Reaction, dnh have since had pair Of the
UNION WHEELS applied, by Mr.. Cbapm,
and found them far superior to either OF the
ormer. ALEX. 4. TAYLOR.
Columbia, May T. 1886.
The Subscribers have tried whatwas called
Elochkiss' Reaction Wheels. on the Columbia
Canal. since which they have substituted Tim
by's UNION WHEELS, and find from expe.
riencc, that lie latter are iar superior to the
former. CANAL g. WAREHOUSE CO.
May ). 1876.
srpielfiber2 tf 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
Novr. 4
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. =
in THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
pY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary

pY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
LID ofEdsefeid District: =; = -
Whereas, Freeman G.. Martin, hath slp-
piled to me for Letters of Administration,
On all and singular the goods and ichattels.
rights aud credits OF Reeves Marfn, late Of
the District aforesaid. deceased. -. III:
These are, therefore, to ciIe and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors Of The said deceased, to he and appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, to be bnlden al Edge:
field Court House, on ne 10th day Of No,
vember next, to show cause, il, any, why
The said administration should not .be
granted,
Given under. my hand and seal, lhislhe
S0lIl day OF October, 10 the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud for
ty six. and in the seventy first year of
American Independence.
JOHN HlLL,:o. E. D.
november4 q al +.