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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10
STATISTICS OF THE u. S. NAvy-J

HlAlSIIS OF THE L. s. NAVY-A
correspondent ol TIC Union furnishes the fol.
lowing statistics al the Il. s. Navy. tsksr
iron The Navy Register, just published.
HE numter OF captains Is 81; OF these Is
ste on doiy' 80 ere waiting or!ess, aud 3 GA
lestr OF ABSENCE or iuTloueh.
fhc numb'T oi commander I. n. 81 Thea
~ are on daty, 81 waiting oulers. and ? on
leave OF absence o1 fuhoueh.
The nuinbcr OF lieutenents Il 32s. ~ ,h...
s'e on daii y arc waiting orders, and
q on ieSVe 81 absence or fufiouRh.
! numheT 0i passed mid-hipmen l. lsi
OF these 10 ate on duty, "a ere waiting or.
deIs snd = on leave OF absence or furlourh.
Ne number Of midshiPmeu il 26i: of thrse
-" are on duty, ? waiting orders. and D on
leaye OF sbsrhoc oF iuIOnEh.
lncTe bc Y chsplains 4 waiting ot3ots. a
en iease OF absence OF lutlough. and II on
There are l3l FIRST aud second grade s,f.
Efvns and assisiants, Of ihcse 81 sse on duty.
sid IS Visiting onlsfs ~ on leave.
lhcfe ere 81 pursep. ~ ON auty. ana "a
waiting orlers aud OA leave al Ah.snce.
kvery dcparimcu, mentioned h thn. se.o
70 - well supplied AMI even 0yerta4k. w;sh
eiacefA except The rhapiainry. Their 4 :
b"@t aeheisncy only - 20 ell the navy Yards
sael Nhooi-' essiums. aud navel hospitals.
ine consequence -. that ihfre 80 gun fdentes
HvN pa sf'tce, except one. have ma clmpfsins
i'oi oi,c OF the steamships. with scvetai Of ths
hig sl1ps, navy ysfds. and navy hosni.
te's iss ho cbsplaia; and this. too. " in 80.
'i7' {" ihc ch1Fllius ~ Office au not on aats.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

M' Thomas Rilclie, H.. irci Tor oau.ia,
u,e death 81 Ma Jota r~Ieaaa.s b.. b.rn
'~honomhlJ acquitted" This vt-rE,fHrr,
"'" -" t~@a'"so""t 10 ,he scqm,isi ~ ,bs
S'sonsi aud oil p%oriits cJacem,l 49, Is, 49,.
NEW C0uNrKEFElT Goelmsa.c 800,
uHeii Doio,'o' Toy April hs. o. FOLLOW o.
desupiou Uf nsw counte dsii a. p.,,
'"' Sisie bapk ~ Indiana, which o. ailtaIs
'%tiennt,i} oineulsted be Caculaau H.
a''nap'in branrb, dated Apni g. 1874 par
HO's 20 IT, Date Thotnas u s,fp o. ..sai
cashier O Meuil President To- al.iur uo
snd uaia-s 20 ts pfesifea and fssbiey az -
ene"sei I've apIe sun,e Of the bail 4. csf-e
end bad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

A ORDINANCE rs RELATION TO THE
TREASURER.
ot Wheeling
Sec. ! That ~ hall b. The dufy N 10
Treasures 90 NtrlTt 90 The Council AZ is Gf.t
meeting ~ esch musfh, a copy a hss s~coounts
ior thF preceding month, Exhibiting she hi.
snee ~ he Treasury N ne brnnnins of a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

FRoMFFNESS-A man. sippo~sl IA -
DAVIS who was convicted ~ ibc S~p,eub.r
term m THIS county, ia 1874 of mnttsrins
and 70 whom a new trial was Rrsnied h.,i
WHO subsequently, broke jsii. has heen arrest.
. 81 fmlsdelritia. he was arrested ON To-
asi ctening. A letter from the Mayot Of phi
slflp.ia. rcaabei lieue 0n THURSDAY. Nv 81.
~ O'Clock coach. aud Al \. The dcpai, S,s-,.W
"as ou his way To Phnladelphis. 90 ~ nr,
30 Of identifying hiD. Tie inail Of te. 1,y
4 wednesday viii pnhsbiy decide the o,,s
''"u whether The P~ailsdclpbia police ,,ve
mistaken their man - ZonesrI1 Gas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

- ,,r.. DE1aI NJ,
= III" e' The graf sissnss ,es 49,
nv "he.i'ns 10 csanssy uxsIen 49, 800
!" . r."fs.s~ of 'hs'r -snrti~s .f C.-.s ~
ss 80 s~a s"ieses. 4 ;snd Of u. ,ns,n,,. e"..''
essitsn est'es; 6r,imy nj - s.-.
carnage "f en-. seh.ni,-e., .a,,-~-,
10y '"f pnr-hasns Dry cs.Js an o., ,"~".
'~a'e-psst Q 'ss ell buyers "~"' ~sH
".sr NV engaged an The hp.c~.. -
!. we "s sr''cs slck d Good. scd - 49,.
:" "r Erals ny IN hand. nm .-nI. '
s'i"ds % az NEEDED By the wh.I.-.. -"
- '.'"esea IN the eastern ei,ses n, .vr,,o,
1890 on he mott recommendation ,,,c. 4
~ '"efess~ prepared H. od-r ss,,,e, mai, 1901.
20 ssso r poDc'usi es.,osscr.. than have L.sr,.ss,
90 6 ~
WHOLESALERS AND RETAIL-
''NS a"f'ns the past season .esriy cio~-J
"r"" ne Washable and Retail trade united. r,,s
a s'esk ~ new q d fs..h a. possible. 80 a.,
ne sale 'o both dsserpsrsn. % paseha<n
s''"sN o' Dry C-Jsj "ss arriving; purchased y IN
The sfssn'ag~ nj boy,ss -o largely q, oo.. 80
selected "h great rare ssri a,ien,scn.
The '~sund ss.sy of nv store IL ssea mn ,,.,.-
",'fs hf 'se "holsrai~ Department. " hcss I ha,.
: ns.vs .''-'k s"s an e'ns'saiIy prepared 10 cell ON
NY 's's'i s's~h 10 s-uss.liy large cod eonp,e,e
'srciii-s even 'hs, 81 f.rusr yssr f,h,. .e..oo
49,. b-'ss d's'ineai.hed Tor bcau,y Of ,,vs. .nd
variety 81 nas.ersD and compsi.,ns rirh Ysocv
s'apas and D'mesise Goods. 90 " h,eh s,,.c,,o, = n,
''o'n Tins DO directed ~ email advertisement.
'Po w r sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

ilhtS lhs alam on lsst F1Iay ws.
it"'" ne upon tbe fe0f inot iu CO. rsuer -,
.f building recently corrupted as p.o.,
"s'rfons hy w. J Cm& Co. I was -
10y communicated BY q .gsfk from a gs,rt
e'iunfY and wes making ,tfy go.
having run zap the fooi come eight
" ~" ltrt fofu the exceedingly crow Iel
/" ~. hHilngs a hr ~ consiier,be =,
"ouls hatc hefo productive of much -
foundation. "'''p"
Yesterday utoln.na shout ni.. ,i.t a.
ati IVES discovered IL b. ca G5s h.t
iins1tshul %wiiIiput etn.sai 49,, III
~ lAif nndef hesfwav. t woald isyr w.
q 'ei' han's in ceiebuation az ihe anri,~~
7. 'hr hn ol ihim street, on o. Sin oft,..
ATul-B. =" "'i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

bhoN NkD-Ws gezTct 81 learn u,s,
IN fnesily. son Of John Pnestly. l.ts -
800 NsnesvHle tfi from D steam h-@, og
Mnloh ti'eF we've emigpiiag 90 the eastern
l',' 81 'hc Siete and wus droNncd. Tn a.
,t''ni g%tcuffed on W. Ohio just above Mai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

~ GRcss DUNLAP-s C~RIHBRATED
ZJ BLEACHING. Zoe sale ., ih- manui@s,sres'.
psics. ~ PRYOR q PAULL- Z
sF 10 Agtn fs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

Tie pocket ship S,l,ie lie Grass, at New
York from HAVE, brings Paris papers of the
ih, and Hsvre papers ofibe 9th alt. Weco.
py the annexed items from ,hc New york
lamlT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10
ARRIVAL
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO WHARF

Water in the channel G q. Falling.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-07
D IL I u u A $ Y,

Inothcr Revolutionary Patriot gone TO ms rest.
Died. in Edsclield District. 5. u. OIL ihe 2lst
Dec, 1915, Mr.. William Co"k. Sr, aged 93
wears. Mr.. Cook waa native of Virginia.
where he resided during the Revolutionary
war. Throughoui that memorable contest. he
served villa fidelity and Il courage worthy Of
the hoIy cause 10 which ne with many olhcl
patriots of by gone day, consecraled himself
particularly In all the relations Of life, the ven
cradle suLIecl Of this notice. was blamenrssbe
fore men He has left number Of respectable
descendants in this District He is now gath.
cred unto his fathers. but his memory will ever
be chcered by his children aud his numerous
friends.
Departed this life. on the 2nd instant; and in
her thirteenth year, Miss JANE BoLEs, the eld-
est child of Ma jor Isaac and Emily i'oles
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord,
for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven.
DiED.-ln Columbia, on Friday the 26ill
instant, Of Consumption, NJ. p. ToElN, Printer,
aged about So Tie deceased was native OF
Ireland. Tom which country he emlsraied nj an
early age, and served his apprenticeship. we
believe, in the office of,he Albany IN. " Ga
zette. He had been residing IN Columbia up.
wards Of year previous to his death, and had
secured the esteem ofaII who made his acqualn-
lance, by his good conduct and unobtrusive
manners. He possessed talents OF no ordinary
character which, had his life been spared,
would have rendered him both useful and dis.
tinguished. But Death, the grim messenger OF
the GiuVe and Eternity, hus called his body to
its kindred dust, and his snirit we trust, to ano.
ther and better world h may be some relief
to the grief Of his surviving relations to know
that although, stranger in strange land he
found friends who ministered 10 his wants and
endeavored 10 alleviate his sufierings and
smooth his pathway 10 the grave. HIS remains
were inferred on the following day in the
Presbyterian burial ground, followed by the
members of the Typographical Society aud
many respectable citizens Chronicle.
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Commercial.
HAMsuRG. Dec. 81,


C6iton.--Since our report of The market on
the 24th Instant we have had but little doing IN
this article. The receipts have been light. and
the few sales made, were at a decline Of aboul
] cent OH former quotations. This dec line
has been produced by the nmlavorable adyices
received frem Europe. by the Acadia, 10 the
4lh inst. We change our quotations to cores
pond with going rates, say, ordinury 10 middling
5 ! 10 81 middling fair to fair 6 ! 10 Z; fully
fair to good fair 1 to 7 ] and choice C.
In looking oyer the receipts Of Cotton at all
ports ofthis country, we find them less by 1913,
225 bales isstiiii Al AZ the San time astyear and
n failing off in stocks nf 80 1872 bales.
From Il st Sept 1874, to lst January 1915.
the receipts Of Cotton, in Hamburg were 81.
039 bales. For the same period this season.
they have reached only 16 276 bales, she wing
n falling off of 2U.763 bales
Receipts Enr Dec. 1914. 1O,65S hales.
- :" I" 1S45, 1880 do.
Decrease this season. 596S do.
On hand Dec 3lst, 1545. 1851 do
Provisions Of Ill kinds remain about the
same as las, week. Corn and Meal is rather
scarcp, and readily brings quolutons.-Corn
20 and co. Corn Meal 81 / and 81.
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A CARD.

HENHE late Mercantile firm of BLAND &
D. BUTLER was dissolved on the LIST inst,
by mutual consent. -. .s,..-.ss;:y
To those who have by their liberal patronage
and prompt payment aided US in onr bust
ness, for six years past, we return our most
hearty and 'cordiai thanks trusting that the re.
suit oil our intercourse has been to our mutual
benefit.
1t is now desirable and necessary that the
unsettled business of the firm he brought to n
speedy close-we therefore most earnestly re-
quest all those indebted 10 us by judgment,
note or open account, 10 call and settle with.
out delay, thereby saving us trouble and them
selves expense.
BLAND g. BUTLER.
N. B. The books aud accnunls of The late
Mrs. Ann D. Brooke, for Millinery. are in my
hands for collection. All persons indebted
thereon must pay Immediately.
w P. BUTLER.
Edgeield Court House. Jan z so If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-07
DR.. Braal sth'ss Pills.
b E. IN > . ]. = IN I 7, 3, + : y = s Z, 2 ' 3

81 = :. - Stf1fOs
: n mo- foolish persons he 81. .prejadieed
M against this now truly ebIaied medi:
cue, as to tdespise ahis advice; lei il tbss used
immediately on pain being, fell; mo matter
where il maybe, whether in lliie head OF, feet;
whether il be in the back or abdomen, whether
arising from external;o internal scanse, ,uss
die Brandreth's Pills, and rely npon it, HAT
the pain will go, the body will he restored 10
health as soon asnature has received sufficient
substance from their effect. zsS
The quantity ofimpure himonrs discharged
from the body by the action Of The BrandreiIfs
Pills, is replaced in the coarse ofa few hours
with new and pure blood. by The digestion Of
moderate lnea: BY Pnrgifig die budy with
this medicine the whole mass s;of. blood be,
comes entirely purified and regenerdted.
That the blood is the life of the body, Tpres
sume is undisputed, Therefore L shall saw thai
it being The ScGtef Life, II must also be the.
seat of disease. Ii disease be 10 the blood. we
should abstract the disease only mot the blond.
1t is the impurities which must be removed by
purgution TO secure our health, in all states Of
the weather, in all siinaiions, and in all c-,;
mates. The blood, like good spirit, is al!
ways trying to benefit. the body.by It's strus:
giles to expef Impurities. BUTT is not capable
to effect its own publication atall times: to do
this il must uiten have assistance. When the
blood is Ioaded with impurities, especially III
this climate. the consequences may be fatal;
provided the blood is not purified at once,
and this is sure 10 be effected if Brandreth's
Pills are used. 'aEq , 4'iS
1.-THE Pills are sold nj: Dr.: Rrandrree..t' Is Of
fec, al Broadway, N. York. Also; by Bland;
+ Butler, Edgefeld c. H.; SD. Clarke & Co.,
Hamburg; J. Sc d.. c. Smyeg, Meeting
Street; ". M. Coleman, New Market; JthitloeL,
Sultican & Waller, Greenwood ;E.aD. Meirti.
man. Cokesbury. - ~ sa2:g sa
December 10 !f S, as
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State. Of. South Carolina.
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT. ~
rx1 -1I,x-- .g-s-. IL;
IN EofuTy /.

:. 80 = =
Henry Stone and others, gs. RiIl for Relief
PIeasan, searIes, Admir-: Of and
Philip LIghtfoot, deceased. Account g.
IN pursuance Of the order of the. Court
IL passed at the lasi. term, requiring me ITO
inquire and report TO the Court, at its nextterm,
who were The ne4t Of kin Of Philip: :Lightfool,
the Defendants inteslate, at the time OF his
death, and whether any Of them are since dead;;s :
and if dead whois is or are their personal repfs.
sentative or Representatives" Public notice is
hereby given 10 all persons claiming 10 be Inc
next Of kin ofsaid Philip Eghtfoot, late of the,
District and Stale aforesaid, that {theyappear
before me in the Commissioners: Office; at
Edse6eld Court House, on or before the FIRST
day IF May next, and make proof Of their
Kindred and right, Or On On their failure to do so,.
lhey will be excluded from lie benefit ofanyt
decree that may be prDnonuced in the mafler: :
,,.,s... 8. 8. TOMPKJNSS, c, Z. Z. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov. lo 3nn42
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Please Look at This

STRAYED from the Subscribers Plalta-
~ lation, seven miles from Edgefield c. H.,
on the 2lIh October last. two Work STEERS,
one of which has black sides. frosty back and
white face.-lhe other is white with red spots
abont his head, neck and shoulders Said
Steers are marked with fork in each ear,
an underbit in the left, and are four or five
years old. Amy person who viii take up said
Steers and notify the subscriber shall receive
II reasonable compensation for the same.
JESSE Nj. COCBURN.
january so If
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NOtice.:

THE Estate of James Adams being
Il Dereliot, | shall proceed 10 sell at
the late residence Of said deceased, on
Tuesday. the 2OIh day of January next,
on credit ofsix months, with note and TWO
approved securities, all the personal pror-
erty Of said deceased, consisting Of Stock,
Carts, Carpenters Tools; Farming Uten-
sils, Household and Kitchen Furniiere,
and other articles 100 tedious 10 raention.
All sums of and under FIVE dollars cash.
JOHN HILL, o. E. b.
Dec. "a 4t fS
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~. I.lf's-' 49,, -
lllOYal.

yHyHE Undersigned respectfully informs his
d friends and the public generaly, that he
has removed his MERCHANT TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT 10 that part Of G. L. &
E. Penn's. Store, formerly occupied by j.. D.
Tibbeu's as Boot and Shoe Store. Thank
fsll for past Evors, he soicis a continuance OF
the same
JOHN COLGAN.
8, N. 3 All those indebted to me either by
Note or Account are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment j.. c..
JAM so II
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THos.. G BicONsss..sc..ss B i 3.
;. Clerks Office, 17,h March, 1865 IL.
FHHarrant's Compound E xt[rl::fte,.t I !

u OF CuREss AND CkfArAi, stands utri
vailed for its efficacy. II performs cure III q
few days-no confinement or restriction IilI'
diet is necessary. II win be found insaluuble...
being prepared with the greatest possible care,
npon welltesled, principles, foniid slpofi ,liat:
important law. first established by the celebra.
ted DR.. Fordyce, VIZ: ..TIiat combination.
Of similar remedies will prod,icea more eertainn.
speedy and considerable eilectthari an cdfiiiiy.
allen, dose Of any single one." "a combina,
ton Of Cubebs and 1apayia form very fse.5, d
ii,l medicine in cef,nin cases. Sir Il. Coopcr.
F. r. s.. NJ. r.. S., &C., sc. q S
This article is just received land forisate: RyG
'.'.214s'i ,..7. ]. d. .,!TIBBETTeSsss
Dec. TO- ',2!tiss s2tsss 3f If 9 d q
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TOYS and FIRE CRACKERS

Families and individuals can be furnished at
all hours of the day OF night, with Oysters, Fish,
Soaps and Refreshments of the season, at short
notice. and on reasonable terms.
The following bill of fare will be served up
in the best Of style, and ut the following low
prices. viz:
Breakfast, Dinner and Supper, each, 25 cts.
Beef Stakes, Ia mode, per cut 25
Boiled or Fried Ham and Eggs, 25
Soup Vegetable y per plate, 25
Oysters Stewed, Fried or Raw, per -
plate, from u 10 50 cents.
Game OF all sorts constantly On hand.
N. B. The subscriber contemplates conlinu-
ing The BUTCHERING BUSINESS, dnrins
the ensuing year.
December "a If 46
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Partner Wamtedt

Cash Business, lately commenced and
I'll i'll successful operation. at Edsefield G. Fl.
An active person Of good morul character. who
has at his disposal two or three thousand dol
lars, will find it an excellent opportunity for
a profitable and ssfe investment. Apply by
letter 10 X x. L., Post Office, Edgefelt c. H..
Janaary7 50 If
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Bethany Academy

1EHHE Exercises of this Institution will be
u. resumed again on the Second Monday
in January next. and the Trustees are happy to
inform The public that they are well supplied
with competent Teachers.
MR.. GEORGE GALPHIN who has given
great satisfaction the past year will continue to
superintend and instruct the Classical Depart
neht
And Mr.. C. ABBEY, gentleman graduate
orM ddleberry College. Vermont who comes
morality and competency, will superintend and
instruct the English Department
The Trustees fatter themselves that theirIn-
siturion is one Of grea, usefulness in the com.
munity aud from its healthy location, and
cheapness Of board. e. the place and in the
Immediate neighborhood. it possesses advan'
lases over many similar Institutions.
By order Of The Board of Trustees.
w. s. COTHRAN, Secretary.
December 81, IS45 At 49
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,,.AL,e7fsss-A-r..

sHYHE Subscribe, intending 10 move South,
ii offers ior sale. The Plantation on which
he now resides, containing three knndrtd and
eight acres. lying lmnedutey on the Piney
" GODS R"ad one and a qnarter miles from the
Pine House, eightcen from Augusta and seven
from Edge6eId, Conf Hnrso Any person
fishing TO purchase will do well Il" call on
the subscriber. and examine the premises.
GEORGE w. JONES.
December 81 n AZ
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State Of South. Carolina,
EDGEFlELDs DISTRICTS
IN THE COMMON, ,PL Ed,S.l -

Berry Rodgers, us. EnociiByne } Deem in, in
and 7f'S SOY For: At.fc
Elijah tByne. .ts:g. tachment
Cress & Tapin, n Declarationin, /
the same SAME. % ,oebaelIs.
THE Plaintiffs having this day fleef'
u their declarations in the above 81 l;,ied ateed
cases i'll MY office, and the defendants
having neitaer'wives or attorneys Known :
to be within the limits of this Stale, on
whom a copy Of said declarations, with a
rule to plead can be served Ii is ordered,
that ihe said defendants 90 plead to.,he'
said declarations, within yearaId day;
from the publication OF this order, or ,6nat
and absolute Judgment WiH be awarded
against them.
THos., G BAco!jNIsss.sc.. q u 5
a.
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HOWARD s. GAREANY

I'm HE Customers OF The flrm OF f1otc-
IL ard & Garmany, will please come
forward and settle at the earliest possible
convenience. ts7"
The firm viii have been dissolved one
year, 10 January next, by which Time |
earnestly desire to have the business
closed. ~
| am at all lines 10 be found az: tho Old
Stand, with all the Notes and Accounts of
the firm. ~, So, :
Hamburg, Nov. 25,h, 1915. a 49, AZ II
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LOOK rOUtTt

ygJHl Subscriber takes this method 10 in.
Il formpersn1is in debtto him, either by
Note or open accounts, that unless their les,
peclive amounts are paid by the first of Feb
ruary, 1876. he viii be. under the necessity OF
putting lhr saline in the hands Of All officer for
collections. Those who desire to save cost will
do well to heed this notice.
III GEARTY.
December 81 81 40
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Remaining inEiiies Pos, Office cE ttIe
3lst December. s..@
ABCa& a >
Abney John Atkinson Ahner ~
.Aoalnss ID. Esq, 2sAbu-y Rev Nj. Al.
Adams Hiram Bonham,Cien Nj. L.3
Brunson William Broadwater James -
Bell D. A. y .9 Boyce s. ST..
Bailey Mrss:J. M. a. Braune IL Anderson
Bridwell Warren2 Bird EN-.
Brunson Rev D. d. Bland Sampson
Curtis Miss A. w. Cook John
Cogburn John 2 Culhrealh Mr..
Gorley Baifey Devore DR.. James A.
Dickson H., A. DeIoach Joh1
,.,..a .E.FsG. s. H
Elder Fl. B. -. Faulkner John Esq.
Grimes John; Glover David Esq.
Holiday sElies4 Howard, s,c
Harrison Wiley Harris Mrs. F.; A..
Hobbs Miss e Howard L. G..
Huffman H.
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The state of South Carolina,

The state Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
aoYJOHN HILL, Esquire. Ordinary
I'D of Edgrfiield District.
Whereas James Rushlou hath applied
to mr for Letters of Aduinsrrat tion, on
all and singular, he goods and chatIels,
rights and credits Of William Rushton late
of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and ad-
monish all and singular. the Kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, TO be and
appear before ms. al our next Ordinary's
CouI, to le holden at Edeeield Court
House on the 18th day Of January inst.
to show cause; if any, why the said ad
minis,ralion should mol be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 9th
day Of January in the year of our Lord
one thousand eish, hundred aud forty elk
and in The Seventeen year of American
independence.
JOHN HILL, o. +. n.
Jan. 7. q 30 2
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Public Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate Of G.
"A !. Williams, deceased, are hereby re
ouired 10 make immediate payment, and all
having any demands against said Estate are
requested to prese nj them dnly altesled to the
subscribers within the time prescribed by law.
-. - NATHAN BURTON. Jr., :. (.
y. -, PENLOPE WILLIAMS;
Admin,ator g. Administrators of G. J Williams.
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