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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

John 7. Swarm.
Holm T.. SWAMI, who.is now in the Gus.
% toby Of the Sheriff of EdsetieId District, by
virtue o. q writ Of capias ad sa,islacendun, at
the suit Of Stewart u Coa,e, having filed his
petition, with schedule on oath. Of his W hole
estate and effects, with the.purpose Of obtain.
ing the benefit 'f the Acts, commonly called
the lnsolvent Debtors Acts. Public notice is
hereby given, that the petition of the said john
II. Swami, will he heard aud considered in the
Cour, of Common Pleas. ut Edgefeld Court
House, on the First Monday in March next,
or on such niher day as the Conrt may orler,
during the term. commencing Oh the first Mon
day in March next, at said place, and all Gre
dilors Eof the said John L. Swami, are hereby
summoned, personally, or by attorney, then
and there in said Court, to show cause, if any
they can, why the benefits of.,hc Acts aforesaid, :,
should. mot be granted 10 the said John T..
Swami. upon his executing the assignment
required BY the Acts aforesaid.
THOS> G. BACON, C. C. r.
Clerks Office oath Novr. 1886. 3m al
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Wanted.

A FEMALE TEACHER. TO take charge
IA ola small School, for the ensuing year.
leading from Edgefeld Court House to Aiken,
One that can come well recommended will
meet with employment at q reasonable saiary.
Application may be made through the Post
'OAice, Edgefield, or to either of the subscribers
COLLIN RHODES,
MARTIN POSEY.
Nov 2, 1916, if4I
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Roberts Price Current !

Aeo~Ss ec ~ SSO OtU CfEC
a. FEEL CLASPS, for Bags or Rericues
S highly polished, at 674 cents each
Sugar, 10, II II aud l3 pounds for 81 90.
New crop Raisins, cheaper than ever known,
10 cents Il pound.
New crop Currants. 10 cents pound,
New crop Nal ga Grapes. 90 cents q pound.
New crop Brazil Nuts, l5 cents pound,
New crop soft shell Jordan Almonds, 20 cts.
pound,
Fresh Caudied Ci,ron, at 3l3 certs pound.
Cheap Cups aud saucers, al II, l5 ami l3a
cents Il set,
Best Rio Coffee. ~ and IL pounds te the
81,
Very cheap PLATA and moulded Tumblers,
Heavy Elomespnns and real Georgia Plains
the bes, article of Negro clothing la mar.
ket. No fraud practise,l, as hls been done
by others, in substituting inferior Northern
goods. aud calling them Georgia Plains" ,"
hut these are GnvaSchley's raake, and
heavy ta islerl cotton warp. and aH soool
twisted aud heavy wei't, at 25 cents yurd,
China anu painted Granite Tea S;etls,
Lemons, i2l cents II doZe :, few boxes 0uly
remaining,
New crop Rice, l5 pounds for 81.
Saaiils Bits and Halter Chains,
Frost large illustrated United States, beau.
tirully bound So so.
New Goshen Cheese, at l2l cents pound
by retail. ~.
Superior Cuiiee Mills, on new consElc:
ton,
Homes 5 ruthern Farmer and Marke, Gard.
ner, at half price. a 'Icst useful aud desi.
rable bonk for IS ceuls
Pepper, Allspicc aud Ginger, AT reduced pri-
Ces,
EPSON Salts, Coppcras, Cream Of Tartar,
Sal Soda,
Best Carolina Indigo. 50 cents a pound.
X. S. ROBERTS.
EdgefeM C. H., Dec. 45
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On the 1lth Of November. by Benjamin
Stevens, Esq. Mr. Lorenzo Rcardca to Miss
Saita Pardue. both of this District.
On the oath November, by the Rev. II. 4.
Williams, Mr. Benjamin Btcdsoe to Miss Citha
Bush all of this District
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s-'1--.sa' I--T-.--s- .'a.'Er=
STATE OF SOUTHfC CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John b. Rountrce,

ASbN ci iE LII DtO RIC L,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John b. Rountrce, ...
Geo. Polatly & John s. Polatty.
H EO. POLATTY & JOHN s. POLAT.
w TY. who are now in The custody of the
Sheriff oil Edgeield District. by virlne Of
writ of caplas ad satisIaciendum at the suit of
John Rountree having filed their petition.
with schedule on oath, oftheir whole estate
and effects. with the purpose Of obtaining the
beneht oi the Acls Of the General Assembly,
commonly called the Insovent Debtors Acts.
Public na,ice is hereby given, that the petition
OF The said i(ieo. PoIatty and John S. PolattY,
will be heard and considered in the Court Of
Common Pleas, at Edsefed CoHrl House, on
the First Monday ia March next, or on such
other day as the Conrt may order during the
term commencing on the First Monday in
March next, at said place. aud aII the creditors
of the said Geo. Polatty and John s. Polatty,
are hereby summoned, personally or by at.
tnrney, then and there in said c Court, TO show
cause, if any they can. why the benefit of the
Acts aforesaid, should not be granted to the
said Geo. Pollntty and John s. Polatty, upon
their executing the assignment required by the
'rHos. G. BACON, c. c.r.
Clerk 8 Office, Oath Noyr. 1876. 3m Al
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ESP aaldil ID tie President, The flon. John b:
oNeal1. The Temperance Choir favored
The audience with number Of beautiful
songs. A largo assernblase of ladies' and
gentlemen were present, on the occasion.
/ cannot now notice any thing more, but
must bring this letrcr to close.
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Attention, bridge B,,tfders

"ILL be lei to the lowest bidder. on the
w first Monday in December next. at
Edge6eid Court House, the. building of TWO
Bridges. to.wlt: a Bridge on Turkey Creek,
where ;he road leading from Edge6eld Cour5
ii"use 10 Cambridge crosses said Creek, Also,
another Bridge on said Creek. where the road
Lending from Hamburg To- Chappell's Ferry,
'.r Sa!nda, crosses said Creek.
The said Bridges and suitable butments to
70 well built .of good materials. and compile
.sd by the second MondaYin February. next,
md to ekePt in: good, repair for: the. term of
srven years from that, date. The length of
.acn will:be nude known on the, day ,tsy are
COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS.
Nov. il 81 43
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Notice

rs hereby given to Captains Of Companies in
the Seventh Regiment, that all notices of Com
pany Mustrrs. If published in the papers of
this District, must be paid for BY the respec.
tive Companies.
b, orJe, of the Colonel
IS. III. MINIS, Paw Master.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlEED DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

rs. ca. S,.
Eli Holiday.
~ III HOLIDAY, who is now in the Gus.
Ia tody Of the Sheriff Of Edgefieli District,
by virtue of a writ of capias ad respondendnnI,
at the suit Of Bailey Corley, having filed his
petition, with schedule upon oath, of his
whole estate aud effects. with the purpose of
obtaining the benefit OF the Acts of the Gene
raj Assembly, commonly called the Insolvent
Debtors Acts. Public notice is hereby given,
that the petition Of the said Eli Holiday, will
be heard and considered in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, at EIgefeld Court House, on the
First Monday in March next, or OH such other
day as the Court may order during the term.
commencing on the FIRST Monday in March
next. at said place. and all the creditors ofthe
said Eli Holiday. are hereby summoned, per
sonally. or by attorney, then and there i'll said
Court, to show cause, if any they can. why the
benefit Of the Acts alnresnid, should not be
be granted to the said Eli Holiday. upon his
executing the assignment required by the Acts
aforesaid. THDS 6. BACON. C. C. p.
Clerks Office, 24th Novr. 1876. 3m Al
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RELIGIOUS NOTiCE.

The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for The Elge'
field Circuit will be held at Moore's Meeting
House. commencing Oil Saturday 9th Decem.
ber, and ending on the following Sabbath.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02
MALE AND FEMALE
Academies i'm Greenwood.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT, 8. C.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT, 8. c.. ,.
VENHE COMMITTEE appointed to procure
Il Teachers for the Schools in the above
Village, Under the control Of the Bap p,ist De
nomination, take pleasure in informing their
friends and the public generally thatthey have
engaged competent Teachers for. the above
Schools. Mr.. Wm.- II. CAMPBELL will take
charge of the Male Academy. Mr.. C.. is a ma.
tive Of this State, and viii graduate in the
South Carolina College in December next.
lie entered College as student of Mount Zion
Academy, in Fairfield District, which has been
many years under the care Of MIR. HuTsos, as
a teacher of high celer,ty. He also furnishes
satisfactory testimonials Of his qualifications
from Hon. w C. Preston, President of the
College, and the Rev. DR.. Hooper, Professor
of Languages.
He willteach the usual branches, and pre-.
pare young men for College.
The Female School will be conducted by
Mr.. RoIERr HENRY McH,Lts aud LADY. Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols bear high testimonials of
literary qualifications and moral character.
These are from Rev Il. Curtis. D D., of Lime
Stune Springs, in whose School they have
ton. Also, from Iris Honor Chancellor John
oouJ IlUu IL " bhbOScS IISQTS1
Sc. MIR N and Lady will undertake to give
instruction in every solid. scien'iic and orna.
.menIaI branch Of Female education, the French
language, Vocal and instrumental Music, Fancy
Needle work. &c.
The Schools will open on the Second Mon.
duy in January next:'
Terms Of tuition will be published early in
December,
Good Beard cdn be obtained at 80 per
month. -
GRIFFIN,
w SMITH,
j II CHILES,
w P HILL,
A WALLER
r NJ WHITE;
w 3 BROOKS,
S BROOKS,
Nov 25 IF "a Committee.
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For Sale,

THE House and Lot where John and
Il CLARK Simkins lived. adjoining .he
residence Of. Thomas b. Harvey, pear the
Village. The lot has about seven acres
: ON ii; liz and Is comfortably fixed. Also, tfA
houses aud tract ofland where Mr. Brdhd.
loord resides; or; the Augusta road, 'dess to
he Poor House aaa nsa adjoining Richard
F. w. 'PfcKENS.
Nov. ii 3! az
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NOTICE.

IN HE Estate of NJ MARrlr,B .LoyELf fss, decd.
III being Derellct. those indebted to said
deceased, are hereby notified to make imme:
diate payment. and those having demands TO
present Them duly attested..
-. JOHN HILL, O.'E d
august IS s. .. tf'@a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

1s. ca. SA.
B. l.. Rabon.
HID L. RADON, who is now in the custo.
HDs dy Of the Sheriff of EdsefeId District
by virtue Of a writ Of capias aI satisaciendum
al the Suit of II. C. Turner, having filed his
petition with schedule, on oath, of his whole
estate and effects, with the purpose of obtain.
ing the benefit Of the Acts of the General As.
sembly, commonly called the ns,Ivent Debt
ors Acts. Public notice is hereby given, that
the petition Of the said B. L. Rabon will be
heard aud considered in the Court Of Common
Pleas, at Edgefield Court House, on the First
Monday IN March next. or on such other day
as the Court may order during the term. COM
mencing on the first Monday in March next,
at said place, and all the creditors Of the said
b. l.. Rabon are hereby summoned, personal
ly, or by attorney then aud there, in said Court
10 show cause. if any they can. why the bcne.
fit of The Acts aforesaid. should not be granted
to the said Is. l.. Rabon, upon his executing
the assignment required by The Acts aforesaid.
TlIOS. G. BACON, &C P.
Clerks 0 flee, 2ih Noyr. 1916. 3m 44
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.Yegi,OeS,

~ (dGtttGOOC SbSs9 OOo1
some Horses and Cattle and "ne large Wagon.
ALso-Two valuable tracts of LAND i-one
known as the Marvin Tract, containing 3I5
ncres, adjoining lands of. F. Burns. w F
Wells, John Griifis and others, Lying on Crook.
cd run creek, s miles from EdgeGeid c. fl ,
The other known as the TiIlman Tract, lying
~ M ihe Abbevie road. 8 miles from Edsefield
q H., adjoining lands OF L Williams, u d
Brunsor. :Asberry Renrden. and others.
Terms--All sums under FIVE dollars cash, Of
and over that amount on credit Of twelve
months. The. purchasers will be required 10
rive note. and two approved snreties.
The tile Of the property not changed nntil
the terms Of sale are complied fh, andif re-
solJ, at the risk of the former purchaser,
DANIEL BRUNSON, Executor.
november 25 4r Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02

.GFThe friends Of Maj 8. C. Scorrs
announce him as a candidate for Tax
Collector at The ensuing election. asff,iy /.
Nov s. tHl sJii4I N
=. Ssral
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
in THE COMMON PLEAS.
Bland g. Butler,
Ss. Ca. SA.


DOBERT SAMUEL who ia nnw in the
Ie custody OF the Sheriff Of EdsefeId Dis.
tric,by virtue of writ of capias ad sa,islicieu.
DUN. at the slit Of Bland ~ Butler, having
filed his Petition with schedule OH oath, Of
his whole estate aud effects, with the purpose
OF obtaining the bsneli. of the Acts of the Gem
eraI Assembly commonly called the insolvent
deblers Acts, public notice Is hereby given
that the petition Of the said Robert Samuel will
be heard aud considered in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, nj Edge6eld Court House, on the
first Monday in March next, or Oil such other
day as the Court may order during the term.
,cotn5nenaiig on the FIRST Monday in March
tho creditors of,thc said Robert
Samuel, are hereby summoned persoeally or
by attorney, then and ahers in smd Court. To
show cause if any they can, why the benefit Of
the Acts aforesaid sliould not be granted to the
said Robert Samuel upon his executing The
assignmeutrequred by The Acts aforesaid.
THOS. q. BACON, C. c. 2.
Clerks Office, 24lh Nov 1916 3m Al
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Wanted TO Hire

I3K y En- I I EA K.
NNANFED either now or at Christmas, the
w services ola Negro or Muia,to Boy, or
0id man. to wait on me, and DO the heavy work
in my Store. One from the Village or neigh.
bortIood would be preferred.
r. s. ROBERTS.
Dec.::2 It 43
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NOTICE.
4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
FOR SALE.

FUN BALE.
IT. N conformity with an agreement between
E the subscribers they will sell at Edgefed
Court House, on the first Monday in Jaunary
next, Il tract Of land on the waters of Turkey
Creek, containing one hundred and thirty
acres, more or less, whereon The Subscriber A.
White and his father reside, adjoining lands Of
Isaac Bell, ID. d. Brnnson and R. I. Aims.
on il credit Of twelve months.
Purchasers giving note and security, and a
mortgage Of The premises, ifrcqnired.
The above tract Of land is sold for division
by mutual consent, and undisputed aill es vii
be given.
his
ABNER 55WHlTE,
mark
EDMUND PENN.
Witness F.. w. Welch.
Dember 2 St as
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Enoch L. Davis.
NOCH Il. DAVIS who is now in the
E1 custody Of The Sheriff of Edge6eld Dis
lric!. by virtue ola writ Of capias nd satisfa
diendum, at the snit of Charles Swan, having
filed his petition with schedule on oath of his
whole estate and effects, with the purpose Of
obtaining The benefit ofthe Acts of the General
Assembly. Com monty called the insolven,
debtors Acts. public notice is hereby given that
the petition Of the said Enoch L. Davis will be
heard and considered IN the Court OF Common
Pleas, at Edgefed Court House, on the first
Monday in March next, or on such other day
as the Court may order during the term, COM
mencing OIL the first Monday in March next,
and MI the creditors Of the .saih Enoch Il. Da-
Wis are herby summoned personally or by at
torney then and there III said Court to show
cause. ifany they can, why the benefit Of the
Acts aforesaid should not be granted TO the said
Enoch L. Davis, npon his executing the assign
ment required by the Acts aforesaid.
THOS. G. BACON, C. E.r.
Clerks Office, Nov. 80 45 3m
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* Aficr they hid eHr,ited their names. the
Volunteers were marched 10 the music of
=, the Star SpangIed Banner. in,o the Court
House Square and there formed IN order.
land presented, in "a handsome manner,
with a.beau,iful and magnificent Flag by
Miss PtcKEss, the daughter Of our patriotic
citizen, Gel. +. w. Fickens.
The enthusiasm with which The Bau3er
was received, (ro@ the delicate and noble
hands that wrought it, spoke tho devotion
with which that Banner will be defended.
,:n any post Of danger.
The fsIlawins is The Address Of Miss P.
Delivered on Horseback.
3Tohc Captain Of the "0ld .s6 Boys
take pleasure Sir, in presenting TO
your Company Standard, which bears
upon one side the Palmetto with the sleri.
Gus en,blems Of our State, aud upon the
other. it presents the Eagle with The Stars
and Stripes Of our eonsecrale Union. |
know the gallant spirits to whom. Il trust
this Banner will follow whereverit waves;
and bear it aloft in triumph, or perish be-
:;nea,h it in glory.
To which Captain Brooks. ia behalf of
his Company. gaIlanIy replied:
We receive Lady, this elegant ,baurer
as tribute from bcauty-to valcr.
The occasion of itself is solemn and in-
teresliug, but when we reflect that the
offering comes from one through whose
gentle veins flows the blood of Andrew
.Pickens. and is made to the descendants Of
those whose fame is the History Of .'the
times which tried mems souls" the .specea-
Gle becomes indeed sublime.
I.is pleasing faucy to suppose those
daring spirits; who met unmoved the
shock of battles now lowering over Us, and
infusing into each breast their valor and
lbeir pa,rio,sm,-This, though pleasing
fancy is yet a ielusion, but thank God;
they have left US rHAr which is neither
fancy or delusion-theis brishl their glori-
Gus example. Mayi i. take root in each
aud every breasti apd Steel each arm for
generous deeds Of noble daring.
You are aware hat this Company has
not ye, its requisite number, and, it may
be. that The sons of Old Edgeield are des-
lined tohear and no, tDItell " how fields
were won. Should il be SOFA calam-
ily which Heaven in meroyavert,) )-you,
fair lady, will bear witness, tha, the res,
possibility rests upon others, and no, upo L
US.
Lady. il! is the province of the soldier to
act--no, 10 talk.
I am commissioned. by the company
which I,have the honor to command, to
say we accept your valued present with
gratitude, and should duty call is to tn
i. field with the blessings Of God, we vii
defend i, with honor. And here before hiSi,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02
Executors .SMLe.

BE SOLD, OH Thursday the 17lh
wv day OF December next, at the late res
ence of William Brunson.. decd, several
<.hIa NO tonnnoo
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Fpr the .ddUcrtisrr.
EDaFIELD, Nov. 50. Ii

EDGEIELD, Nov. 50. 1916.
According m the Orler Of The Cap, ain,
the "Old 's6 Boys" assembled at the Court
House this morning.
The meeting was organized by calling
Captain P. S. Brooks TO The Chair. Ihe
Chairman explained the object Of tho meet
ing in a manly. spirited aud impressive
address, aud was followed in the same
strain. by Lieutenant Maragne, Sergeant
Simkins, Corporal Abney and Whitfield
Brooks, jr. Of The Volunteers. Most feel
ing aud eloquent addresses were made by
other of the older citizens, Col. Pickens,
Col. W. Brooks, Col, Hill, Gen. Bnnham
and others, anI the young men were eX-
horted to rally under the standard OF their
country, with all earcesness and exhibition
4. of feeling seldom witnessed Oh such an oc-
casion.
The Chairman then distinctly put the
.aueslion TO his company, whether they
were willing to comply with the terms of
the late re1uisi,on OF the Secretary OF War,
aud share in the dangers aud glory of the
whole war, or whether they preferred TO
remain at home, aad suffer others to vim
e dica,e the honor of their injured and insul-
ted country. The question was mnedI-
a,ely answered by FORTY THREE,
gallan, spirits, who Immediately came for.
ward, amid the cheering of The citizens,
and enrolled their names for the whole war.
arhe following is lis, Of their names:
p. BROOKS. Captain.
W. C. MOaAGNE. ist Lieut..
w. 2. JONES. Pad Lieut..
n SJ,rs q Ser, n. iams. 9 Ser
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02
MARRIED.

JOSEPH AByEY. Secretary.
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CHRLSTZE'S
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These articles form an important addition TO the Galyanc
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Movements or Traveller.

The following comprises the whole Of the arrivals
yesterday at the principal hotels. There are at the
AMERIcAN.-A. NJ. Gleiss, Alabama; w. q. Weeks,
and John McGough, Georgia r. White Philadelphia
Captain Alder, u. s. A.; NJ. Tiffany, New York; f.
Lewis, Philadelphia: j. NJ. Waldron, U. 8. NJ; J. L.
Folsom, u. 8 A.
AsroR- Captain Bursley, packet ship Hotnguer; NJ.
Ketchum Kentucky; NJ Forsyth Kingston; tn Chester,
Virginia; c. Boston, Boston; +. Taylor Troy; w Fair.
banks. Boston; NJ Holland, Norwich; Dexter. Mason
and Rhodss, Providence; J.. Davis, Boston; }. Ward,
Athens Lyford Tibbetts and snethen, Boston, Fisher
Wellesley and Mills, do; c. w. Chaplin, Springfield;
Daniel Marble, Park Theatre; Murdoch, Baltimore
P. Caldwell, Philadelphia W. Corcoran, Washington;
T. George Philadelphia; J. NJ. House, Mount Savage,
J. Morse, Washington; T. M. Smith, Phila.
Crrv.-R. Van Renssslear. New York; r. J. Bowles,
Somerset; D. w. Bristol, Gen. Mason Michigan W. A.
Ncos, U. 8. A.; J. Ferris, Boston, L. Jones Fonda,
Montgomery county; w. w. Waller Wetumpka; John
Starr Messrs Cope and LPpincott Phila
II. johnson, do.
FRASkLIN.-H Seymour, Pisrpoint; NJ. Hine, Albany;
w. c. Story, Poughkeepsic +. L. Stone Troy; George
Carr, Westchester county; f. Kirkpatrick, and j. J.
Kirkpatrick, Phila.
GLoBE.-Mr. Wetkier, London; Judge Hsgerman,
Ramapo; D. Ansley. st. Johns, N. B.; w. Tiffany, l..
Island.
HowARp.-James w. Bolton, O. w. Berill Phils; 8.
Bolton. Salem; d. Hayes, Baltimore; Jno Hayes, Pitts
burg J. Bond, Rio Janeiro; ID. X. Marsh Roxbury; w
Mcveight. Alexandra, ID c.; A. A. Turnto, c. L. Obj
son, Boston; X. Hendrix, MASSACHUSETTS; r. @ Smith,
Nashville; J. Hardy, Ohio; j. H. Anderson, Washing.
tom L. Radcliffe Ala. Messrs. Browne, Aymar and Far
rel N &.