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WORMS .i1 i;l1I Children. e:

or alf disease5 10 which children are expo
sed, none areso fatal to them as worms: Un-
fortunately, children are seldom free from
them, and as they unitate the symptoms of al
most every ot,er complaint, they often pro.
dlce alarming effects without being suspect
ed. Worms are not only cause Of disease
themselves but by their irritation aggravate all
other diseases, wandering from one part ol the
body 10 the other, winding themselves up iuto
large balls, aud obslrGcting tile bowels and fire.
qucnlly the throat, causing conyulSions, and
too often death. The desired remedy will be
found in Or. jayne Tonic Vermifuge-which
vii very soon destroy the worms, and invigo.
rate the powers Of digestion, so as to preYonl
return Of them.
Consumption, Cough, Splitting Blood, &c.
To CUnsunpiiYes. Four.6fths Of you are really
suffering finn neglected colds, or an obstruc-
tion and consequent Inflammation Of the deli
cate lining Of those tubes thra' which the air
we breathe is distributed to every part Of the
lungs. This obstruction produces pain and
soreness, hoarSeness, cough, difficulty of brea-
thing, hectic fever. aud splitting of blood,
matter, or phlegm, which finally exhaus,s the
strength of the patient and death ensues.-
Jayne's Expectorant never fails to remove this
obstruction, and produces the most pleasing
and happy result. 1t is certain in its effects,
and cannot fail TO relieve.
r. S.ROBERT'S is DR.. Jayne's only agent
at Edgefeld Court House. H.,
BelUare Of Counterfeits!
December 9 ct 46
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OBITUARY.

Died; OIL the 3d inst, in the gDth year Of her
ace, alter II pro,racted illness, attended with
much bodily suffering, Mrs. SABRiA J. ADAMS.
She was for several years anordcrly member
OF the Baptist Church. profession which she
adorned with those Christian gIaces, that so
uuerrlngly point out The lr'le follower OF Christ.
Blessed with three interesting children, whose
tender wears SO much needed her fostering care,
and being in the bloom Of life, with every tenn.
moral comfort at cnln,naud. it is not strange
that she should have desired lie~bRt il was
otherwise ordered, and she slbmissivey re-.
signed her spirit 10 God who gave *, IN the
pous belief, iha, death was bill The lilerator Of
her spirit, which was soon 10 take OIL lninDr-
,ality. About Two hours before her dissolution
she seemed to be impressed that her end was
close at hand, and desired that all present
should impress ii kiss upon her lips, and very
soon extended her arms, aud with tone Of
voice aud continuance indicative oi perfect
ecstacy exclaimed. ."cOmc my dear blessed Lord"
She was kind AMI cOntidlng wife. Il tender
parent, aud an indu!gent mIstress-a bencvo'
lent undhospitable neighbor, and social, cam
did aud stable friend. BY this dispensation Of
Providence, 4 dutlng husband is bereit Of a
companion, who constituted an indispensable
part OF his earthly happiness: twoaged parents,
several brothers and sisters, and numerous
friends, have to Jeplore the loss of one 30 dear.
1t is an alevaliou of sriet, to mediate upon
Inc virtues of one endeared to us,-while
though it may make MS more sensible of the
magnitude of our loss, brings with it neverthe'
less, secret solace in the reflection, that bodily
dealh is not all end of all things; we must, we
shall be terminated and re.assembled. Then
Jet as not mourn us those without hope; we
are only separated for season. The Lords
will be done. y.
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my process, that deserves. 10 be- noticed.
The quantity of Oil of Filrol and Salt
Pelre or Nitrade of Soda used, is such as
is necessary TO wet the whole Cotton. By
a Screw or Lever press, considerable
quantity of The liquid can be forced out
previous to washing with waler, and can
be used in second process. '.-
Tha, which the Coton still retains, is
washed out by the water which will. then
contain ulphuric Acid, ;BisulPha!e of
Potash or of Soda. and Nitric Acid. If
now any variety of Limestone or Mari be
added to this liquid until it is saturated, a
saline mass will be formed, consisting Of
Sulphale Of Lime, Sulphale Of Potash,
and Nitrate Of Lime-a mixture perhaps
as admirable as any that can he conceived
for use in agriculture as manure.
with some confidence predict, that the
value of this purely incidental product
will greatly diminish the cost Of furnishing
the Explosive Colon, reducing perhaps,
from thirty 10 fifty per cent. the estimate
/ have above given.
have the honor to be,
Most respectfully,
Your obed't servt
WILLIAM Fl. ELLET.
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To the Public.

ENOR Greenwood Association ensning year,
IL shall teach both the Male and Femnlc
Academies. Case oil Inslrumeuis-Com
and Chain-Glohes-2 Pinnoes-Black board
Chemical Apparatus, aud The long used Aca.
demic:,l houses are af in readiness. femplny
no corporenl punishment whatever, in my
mode oi tcnhing-a child dining his pupiluge,
il treuted as rational being needs. the appi
cation OF nolber the biich, unI fhrrme. still my
discipline i, rigid-parental, and peculiarly my
own.
graduated in Coimbia College, 8. e. with
the Class of 1888, since, which lime my occr.
patton has been that Of a Teucher und persnns
desrous of satisfying themselves as 10 the
efficacy of my plan of instruction. are partic.
uarly requested ia call and see for themselves,
my Family School. 70 br snre-tlrnt il is
new-lhat it is no imposture, aud will tell for
itself upon mere children.
The scholastic year will be ten and half
months, commencing first Monday in January
next.
For Tuition. 3 rates, according to studies.
Rate Eat $50, 2nd $24, 3rd $50, the year.
Music SIS per Session.
Dancing (if deSircd) $5 per Session.
Manuel of fAims-Broad Sword Exercise.
Use Of Needle--Embrodery Drawing and
Painting, gratis.
Boarding, lights excepted. s. per month.
Fuse whatever Books are required by the
College. lnr which the Student is preparing.
For Girls, 4 select and extensive course.
Suitable Assistants will he employed, and l.
moreover expect a Lady from N. York, fully
competent to teach French. ID -
Relerences-Dr. ]. Burrat, Cnpts. Nickel.
ler. and Creswell-Messrs PartIow, and the
citizens Uf Gree nwood.
j. w. JONES, Principal
Greenwood, AbbeviIlc Dist, s. G.
November 18th 1916. 9t AZ
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
- EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Gcoreo w. Presley, Admir- J


Beverly Burton.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir-
~ Tue of an orderof Chancellor John
srou, made in this case, shall'seli at Edge
field Court douse, on The First Monday in
January nexi, the tract of land described
in the pleadings and Morlgagein this case,
viz -.'i -,
Oue tract Of land containing four hun
dred (400l acres, more or less, situate in
the District and State aforesaid, on Cuf-
feelown creek, waters, of Stephens creek,
and bounded sonsthe East By lands, now
or formerly belonging TO jacob Hibbler,
North bylands Belonging DOW or former
Nv 10 J. Jones; on,the West lny lands now
or formerly belonging TO L. Winn, and on
the South by lands now or formerly be-
longing TO William Wilburn. .,r.s
Terms OF Sale, one third cash. The ba-
lance on a credit of: rwelve months; tho
titles to be signed but no, delivered until
The purchase money be paid, aud if not
paid when due, The land TO- be re-sold' at
The risk of The former purchaser. 30
:: :. -, II S S STOMPKINS, CEE,D.
.Commrs Office, Dec S. At 46 -
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TO THE PUBLIC! =!

WNHE Exercises of the WOODGROVE
IL ACADEMY, situated in the cas-, corner
Of AbIevil!e District, will be resumed on the
First Monday in January next under the in.
structlou oil Miss Mary Julian.
Rates Of tuition per session, as follows:
For reading. writing, spelling and
Arithmetic. Sc on
With the above, Grammar and Ge.
osraphy, , O0
With The above, Philosophy natn- ..
rn, mental aud moral, Chemis-
try, Botany, Criticism, Compost
ton, &c, u 90
Music per session, IL 10
Five months to make Il session.
For use of Piano. per session, ] so
Boarding. including washing and candles.
can be obtained near the Academy for 81 per
,mun,h.
JAMES GILLIAN,
WILLIAM EDDINS.
November 81 Al I5
The AbbeviIle Banner will copy a times.
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CAn!!ssl mas /. Pres sens; % :.
AT .Robsfts Cheap: Cash Store.

: SNsSsff9SErlSt -. oSssSSo15> "A 2, F-S
AT .Robafts' Cheap. Cash Store.
RlBtEs. and Tsssameals, magnifcentlyt &:
I'D, bound a.y,s ]. sa.." 81 n n 80
Scenes ID ID The Life cfS our SAVIOR; beautifully
illustrated So. .....,
Scenes jig tlle life Of the Apostles, splendid
Annual .,--ae,.rs, -.s..,s,,.......
Religious KEEPSAKE
Glimpses OF the Wonderful i. .;-.. ....,...,
SCOTS Wavsrly Novels, 5 vols
Scoi,'s Poet cal Works l...
Flelding's sc elect Novels, a.,..-r
D'lsrueIs'a Novels complete ,..s....s.,.,
Ivory Tables, Gold Pencils, Note ,paperg
Address and Visiting Cards
Waddy Tbonpsoe'H Mexico, .r,. J..s..,-
Maps oil. .Me.iico. Texas, &c .,,.sg,er, IT,. b
Books Of Common Prayers, beautifully illus.
traled
Modern British Essayists
Hannah More's Works ,,. -.
History fall the Religions denominations in
tie United Stntes
Brownins's history of the Huguenots
Cahoun's life and speeches =. :.p- gn
Pilgrims Progress,
Tom Burke ofours
Ten Thousand u year, and many new and in.
tereslirig Books 49, -, ...-
Toys, Drums. Trumpets, Violins, &c &c
A fine int olF Cocoaluts, ut 10 cents each
Dec7 49, 5s..., 46 .5
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EDGEFIELD VILLAGE
FEMALE ACADEMY, /,

KElSS SARAH RICHARDSON, will
I'VE continue the Exercises of this Inst,Il-
tion the next year, cpmmelicing OH the first
Monday an January, ls47,
AS The arrangement ofqnarlers hds been tile
long established usage of the Academy, it will
he resumed in the next yrat.
The rates Of Tuition aie as follow, payable
in advance quarterly:
For Spelling, Reading. Writing and
Arithmetic, per quarter 81 90
With The f;bove. Englisl. GfanImer
and Geography, 6 90
With tue above, Philosophy. Natural, -
Mental, and Moral Ghy mislry
Conpos iiidn wlila'bsasaais dsf Inc l,bpils,
as soon as they shall be capable ofattelidins
To it.
For the two Winter quarters. charge iol
Firewond will he made. Of hliY cents each.
The amount Of vacation will be Two months
III the year.
Dcc9, lelj y 46
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his - - > 2.
ABNER.EWHITE,
~ mark. %G>'. ;
:, EDMUND PENN,
TARIFF IseDoWN.ata
Rail Road is Comingl!8
Honey lis Wanting i

yHlHE Subscriber, 1t the old Original; ;chedp
Il CASH STORE, ID es this methOdin ins
informing his friends; customers, and .thelpuG-
lie in general, That there is ms such taing.as
advertising at one price, ami selling efficiently;
but he pledges himself, Ito sell as chesr asttie
cheapest, aud itany yarticles cheaper, tiere6aie
come one dnd j;all, iand Zee 'yne, and YOU Will
notHIegret coming l1sleror LEa b-G3;, sd
AMONG HIS srnck CAN BESrousb! acsi
Afull assortment IF fCALiCOES ffolni5 cents
to 2o cents per yard:n i:ES.i gtsf ~ $50
Domestcs OF all descriptions nrisUs,rrfuc
+ Bed. Ticking Mt 81 cents Per yard : h.,s ,ttan
Afull assortment uf ssoolen& cotton Shawls,
inslin:de Laines,' from20 cents. higher sss
Lambs wool; cotton dssswo0len! HOSEyoaadf
half Hose; whiteJ Jblack. and slate ;cSofed
Stockings, I2d per pair,or g. pair foE$f,
A full assortment Of hlITTS,r from S cents a
. pair, higher, z 8 .*G.r..'
Gloves: Ladies' and Gentlemen's, very; cheap.
A full assortment of CLOTHING ::
Coats from S4 90, higher ~ ?tEH2
PanIalo6ns from 81 90; Higher
Vests from 5O cents. higher, ) Il
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders; Handkerc chiefs,
DC &c. &c .zc
Fine perfumod Shaving ,Soap, two cakes for
VI CctGs, .. -.-s III - q. Il 80 3
MEDICINES. will he sold at cost9price,
Therefore cheaper than any other Store
sells them. without any xceptioGs-Ad:
rice Gratis, r. gagr.ag
SEGARS, from 10 cents per dozen; orc :doz
o Tor so 10 624 cents; the finest kind. 4 r2;
To mention att the articles would be too
tedious. but one Thing S Certain, MONEY /
want, and will give better Bargains; than, any
other Cheap Crsh Store. ....1rsi H. i.gasi.
Just received new Rice, q Splendid article,
is pounds for 81. ~ -.ass loss 80
Likewise, received Sugar, Coffeeani To.
bacc0. -n:s - .fErr seSaE ri
Will he received in a few days. Toys. Christ.
mas Presents. Candies, and every. article usu.
ally kept in my ine... y !sssa, .sasii ypR}
Just received few boxes or Sperm Can.
dies, 371 cents per pound. 49, ., -, ..,pf7a,
~ J. CONN.,
Next door to Messrs Pressley 4 Bryan,
and opposite Gooiman's Hotel
nnvr. 25 '.-s 71f' - l.' 5.I'J airgi 144
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
in EQUITY.

Richard T. Johnson e' al Bill ''f
vs..
T.. S. Johnson and others. Partition.
AIOTlCE is hereby given, that by virtue Of
~ an order from the Court of Equity, shall
srIl at EdgeheId Cours House, on the first
Monday in January next, the real estate
of William S. Johnson. deceased, viz:
One tract of land containing (1040) one
thousand and forty acres. more or less,
bounded on the North and North West by
Anon Lindsey's land; on the West by
Iohn Harisou's land: Sonth and S. East
by lands of Alfred H. Hughes, and East.
by Col. NJ. Frazisr's land. Said land
will he suli on credit Of one and two
years, in equal annual instruments, ev-
cen, as 10 the cusi Of this suit. to be paid
in cash. Purchasers 10 give bond and
good personal surelies for tlr, purchase
money. na,,,rr,,.
Commits Office, Dec S "a, 4, 46
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.atElltsesst2stOa.'s Sale.

WPY permission from John Hill, Esq. Or.
A-D binary Of Edgefield District, l: will pro.
ceed to sell at the late residence of Henry T.
Ware, on Monday the Dist December instant,
the personal estate Of said deceased. consisting
IN part of ~ Negroes; Corn: Fodder House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation and
Blacksmith Tonls, stock Of Horses, Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep.
Termsof sale made known on the DIV OF
SALE 10. aiE2'"d JAMES GRAFTON
Dec'2 81 45 AJpinisrater
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s .--E - IS 49, - Z - - ! =, 4. Z
YOUNG LADIES' BOAR DING AND

3AE S@M@@dsa -
EDnEFlELD Court HotsE,; South GARoIiSA'
IT ismy purpose TO- open SCHO OIL oF
Il J this character, OH the fist Monday jnsJau.
uary, .lS47, in my House, near TO the Episcopal
Church by which time School Room will
be built conlnndious enough to receive a alnYse
numberof Pupils. = - . - lis .'i:s
All the usual branches Of an English edlfea-
lion will be, taught. together. with French,
Music, Drawing and Painting, by competent
Teachers, employed for the. purpose. 20,
A P,ittc E1amaintiom wilt take place once a
year iand the Musical Pupils will bee required
TO perform IN private Concert once month;
at which Time they will be- e3anlined ON the
Theory Of Music. so thai proof may be given
that they are well grounded III its rudimer,s.
Persons wishing 10 place their children in
this School are rrdnes,etito' make application
as early as possible, that preparations NAV be
made for their recepiiSth particularly for sacl,
Rates Of Tuition. anil Board. paya Bile in iad,
vance, WILDE us fGlla%S; Aei,6@
For Spelling, Reading; Writing -.
and Arithmetic, '.,n' 90
Geography, Grammar aiiil. Cons .37skT3
position, with the abQ1e, y, = s{,,s4 = 00'
History, Natural and a9sa. Phi; So 10 Or
losophy, Chemistry. sotany, &cr
y. with tile abdye. g t.,s 80 ';se-'l 800
French, E:i"Ii - .st.!'s'iiE 6 90
Muaic OIL the Piano. 30" 70 .'ta.: 4 10 Oh
Music Oh the Gtii,an fF5 3! stiiit, lar r EOD
Drawing and PaiN,iAs.Ta .Hsiit.a8 sal GOO
Board, ihcEhrlh,g Washing and a,sa,iJ arpl
sEs Flights pes ,ann,li: F4asa,IifS stbseg sf7ot0a
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The Cotlon Worm.--fmdoriant Fact
The Na,chi,oches Chronicle menIious a
discovery in relation to the great destroyer
Of the Cotton PLAN, which ii may be we'll
for every Planter to know and remember.
Mr.. Gilmore of that Parish planted, last
Spring, within his field of Cotton piece of
gronnd in indigo, thinking that 1t would
yield more indigo Than would be neces-
sary TO furnish his family, he plous he'd
parl Of ii up, anl put in cotton. Thus
ploughing it before it had gcrmlnated, he
scattered the seed over his cotton land,
any many stocks Of j, grew with Tho cot
ton.
When the worms began to devour the
cotton, NE found 20 his surprise that the
stocks near the indigo was untouched by
them. They left, or rather kept away
from the rows near the indigo patch.--
The odor from the indigo plant is known
TO be pungent, and disasreebfc this may
have repealed the worms. if they have The
sense Of smell, as all sensible worms ought
10 have.
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CENTRAL. SCHOOL.
december 9

YENHE Subscribers take pleasure in infoI'
u. ming the patrons of the above school,
that its exercises will be resumed on the first
Monday in January next, under the care Of the
present teacher, Miss Curtis, whose quallfica-
lions have been ample tested, and Whose sue
cessful mode ofteaclng has given greut salts
faction.
The Terms will be Four $4. six Sc and
eight S. per quarter according to The branches
taught, the highest including French aud Latin,
payable in advance aud IS per quarter for
music, the use ofthe Piano included. :.
Board may he obtained ut Convenient dis
tancc from the school house.
C.J. GOODWIN,
S. CRtSTJE,
J. TERRY, Propretors.
Dec. 8 2t 46
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NOtIce.

YHN HE Subscribers anxious To hiring their lin.
III settled business 10 Il final close, onre
more and for the Inst time would earnestly I'M.
press upon all persons indebted TO them, the
necessity Of forthwith closing all demands due
them. '.4.:.E. 81! -
They now most respectfully request and sin.
cerey hope. that all who owe them will make
their arrangements to settle such dues during
the Fall aud Winter. At the same time, can.
dour requires that we should say all such claims
as remain unsettled at return day lor March
Conr, next, must be, settled with other persons
than ourselves. eee. ..l5.
,ynlseIa.'g A. BLAND. i,i..
yeeai: w. p. BUTLER.
october 90 3 a....,., do
@The friends Of Maj. S. C. scofr
announce him. as a candiiate for Tax
Collector at The ensuing election. ,asrsi
Nov d. -..tG TTi0: If 4l
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Notice..

MER. SAMUEL W. MABRY, will open a
IEH Male School, in the Academy near
d.. Nicholsou's, aud IN l,e vicinity Of Elton
p, O.. OIL the first Monday IN February.
TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS. viz:
lst. Or,ho.raphy. lteading. Writing
md Arithmetic, per session Of
ten months, Sl2 90
2nd. Geography, English Grammar
and Natural Philosophy, per SEES
sion, 16 10
3rd. mathematics, Latin, Greek.
French. and Chemistry, per ses'
sion on ten months, 25 Oh
Boarding c:tri be obtained al 81 per month.
drcemberg 4t 46
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SFKFE EOFsSGUT'H@ @CKRUbtN4-
-EDGEFIEED DlSTRIC'f!h hfs
IJLdlN EQUITY! .: q
Isaac Jones and.PauIEf2 SaE Rt
Qua,,lebun,, vs. Foreclosures
Daniel 'Pusey. =. ,,,,y
NOTiCE is hercbY'siyeh, thai lby. VIZ,
lN tue oflhe Decree of ChaDcellor Duhss
kin, in Ibis case, ] shall. sell at Edse6eld
Cour, House, on THE first Monday in jaD.t
uary next. 70 Hi.r "a & si'.g #n;l'inf 'iih h2f
One tract of land containing FIVE 2hun-'
dred and fifty four (554) acres. more or
less, situate in The District and Stale
aforesaid, OH South ,EIisio. River, and
bounded by lands of Derrick Holsonback.
Nathaniel Williams, Andrew Myres aud
others. s ..g,.if 81. gatgat
|; Said Iand.wll be.sold forecasts; as to.so
much as will be necessary'to pay The dehr,
interest and cost due 10 the Plaintiff
The balance on such credit az shall be
agreed upon by the Complaihahts and the
Defendant, or his Counsel. t. sr,,t
.r S S,TOMPKiNS. C :ElE.D.+..
Cumm'rs Office. Dec 8 ,.he At 4Gsa
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LOST

EHWo N5is5, drawn by John Powell. one
IL for 800, due upon the first day Of JAN
uary. 1S47:i ono fnr $l00 due upon the frs,
dsy OF January lS45, in favor ofN. D. Ma,he.
ney, or bearer. - --ss
Two other Notes, drawn by VIM Mcdaniel
in favor of Hm. Smiley, or bearer. one for
about $l4, dated lst January ]S45, the other
about SIS, dated list January 1876; botll notes
one day after date.
All peraelns are warned against trading for
said notes, ils payment has been stopped.
.y..:.saFsa N. ID. MATHENEY.
december y .ssl. 3ts 46
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CAUTION.

IA LII Persons are hereby Grwarned from
"A. trading for NOTE OF HAND, given
by me on the oath of October last, for One
Hundred and Seventy Five Dollars, payable
TO James Meyers or order, on the lst day Of
Februury, IS47, asthe Property for which snid
Note was given. is unsound; am determined
not to pay it unless compelled by law. ..
MARTIN BURRESS.
Dccember9 81 46
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Look NE This.

A LII Persous indebted to the Subscriber.
IA either by note or account. are requested
10 make payment by The irst.oi February. next,
), .,s,ts.r,l ,gE,i ,5rfl w. EDDINS.
Dec. g .lr,. 6t* 45
The AbbeyiIlc Banner Wi!l insert 6 times.
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Notice..

A LII Persons indebted 10 The estate of John
IN Hancock, decd, are requested to make
payment at Edsefeld c. H., by the first Mon
day in January next and all those having any
claims against sald estate, are also requested
to present them according to law, at the same
time and place. JAS. REYNOLDS,
administrator.
decen,her 9 5t A6
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

STATE OFSoUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
PYJoHN HILL, Esq., Ordinary of
D Edgelield District
Whereas ). D. Wright hath applied
to me for Letters Of Administration, on all
aud singular Ihe goods and cha,lels, rights
and credits Of Thos. ]. Wright, late oflhe
District aforesaid. deceased. ,la
These are, therefore, to cite and adnon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred and cred
itors of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, OF our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, to he holden al Edge
field Court House, on the 2lsi day Of De-
cember inst. to show cause. il any, why
the said administration should nol be
granted. ~
Given under my hand and seal. this III:
4th day ol December, in the yedr Of oul
Lord Que thousand eight bundled and
iorty-sixth. and in the 7lst year Of Amer
can independence. - .f5as.
;ssss,. .e.s.,e.l.,..y.s,J JOHN HILL, o.. E D.
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NJ. GRAHAM. declines being n candidate fol
the Office OF Ordinary, nj the next election.
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SOUTH CAROLINA: sa,s.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY. = = q
Elizabeth Hibler, D. Bill

]. P. Perrin and wife al. Partition. !
NOTICES hereby given that by virtue Of
lW an order ofthe Court of Equity, made in
this case, shall sell at Edpefeld Court
House, on Ihe frs, Monday in Januury
nexr, par, Of ,he real estate Of Thomas
]. Hibbler. deceased, viz: - 81
One tract Of land hnowh as the Sand
Hill tract, containing Eve hundred and
thirty eight and a halft533a) acres, more
or less, situate in The District and State
aforesaid, and bounded by lands OF Samp-
son Sullivan, Edward Settle. A. Adams,
Martha Hobbs, George c. Mayson and
Luke Devore.
Said land will be sold on credit Of one,
TWO aud three years. as 10 so much as
will pay the cost Of his suit, 10 he paid in
cash. The purchaser to give bond and
good personal sureties, and a mortgage Of
The premises II secure The purchase money.
SIS TOMPKINS, cEED.
Comm'rs Office; Dec s At IS