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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, 1896
No !Sers .af,at-Meefins If the City Couneiis-Herr
misunderstanding Crucifr-Markefs, &c.
There 10 positively nothing Of the slightest interest
stirring here at present. worthy Of note The weather
continues mild and moderate.
Our city Councils meet in the course Of couple
Of weeks, a majority Of whom are new members
| will endeavor to furnish you Biographical and
historca sketch Of the s character and public serv
ces Of the individual members Of the two boards some
time during the session.
Herr Alexander astonhed the natives last night by
his wonder. working powers. The lighting Of one
hundred candles by the flash Of pistol undoubtedly
Q great feat.
The New York Circus Company at the Front street
Theatre, continue to draw crowded houses. Dan Rice
the clown, 10 the life Of the company.
The Ivory Crucifx leaves here to day for Phadel.
phia II has not been visited much the wherefore | do
not know.
Tnr MARxETs-Ths market has not varied materially
during the past week the transactions, which CON-
prised about 600 bbls City Mills and Howard street
nore 81 the atter were at S. IS for STANDARD brands
aud S. all for fsvorites The price to dealers
SIS l2 per Dbl The inspections Of Flour for the week
comprise 10 $40 barrels and ~ half barrels There were
also inspected 200 barrels Rye Flour and 9ss barrels
Corn Meal.
srocx Asp MosKY MARxsr.-The market closes with
q decidedly downward tendeucy-buyers ON the street
Sales Of City per cents OF $780, at pl3 60
closing At qs Sellers ast bid State per cents hat
sellers at ~, 7Si bi steIliog fves, 81 asked
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The ladies Of Philadelphia have adopted blue 10
the fashionable color and may be promensdng
Chestnut street th blue bonnes and blue closks blue
dresses, blue stockings snd-"blue noses
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sales OF Stoke at P.iladelphia.

Fpsr BoARD, Jan TO- 100 shs Girard Bank, 81 100 do
do; 10 Schuylki Navigation 2s3; Commercial Bank,
10; $3.50 Lehigh Interest $751; S52 State o. 90; ~ shs
Northern BanE, Ky. o.
AFTER THE BoAsp-iso shs Reading RR, ut; 100
do 27i.
srcosp BoAsp-4 shs Wilmington RR az; 5000 L..
high Interest, -; 100 shs vicksbufgh Bank,
AFrER BoARp$2C00 state IS, 6}; 5000 do 673; sl25
RR, c7f.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

cal the city Of New YoIh the treatment efa
stand for eleven and during that has successu
treated u Of mercura and other delicate
eured cases that have for No mat
the body in the throat in the head aud bones
Of the legs vii! and you. IT, durable
Constitutional Weakness called Seminal Weakness
brought BY asecrst habit indugsd n BY yonng nsnMy
ssury Dyspcpss weakness Of limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect iUketnnes papitaon Of
plant He warrants cure in every ease or no charge Mid
and cured days. IT. johnson regularly
ducated Physician and Sturgeon. 90 lmaBT
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TWO HUNDRED TONS
STR w b O n KIDS
COO TONS of,hs best esalisy sRS sSTei s0 81
80 -. Is and 81 Nissan street
7yOR lots 70 salt purchaser large quantity 81
r ssuperor Weish States ofvsrious ,irs:; ApPys2
m, st,c Corner Of Pine and South street.
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Cleared.
Ship Northumbe ri and, Griswold. London, J. Griswold
Ship Olive Il E.lizs Weeks. London
Snip stephen Writn~y, Pophsrn. Liverpool.
Ship Chsrokee Gushing, New Orleans, Elwell & CO.
Ship philadelghis Dunn, London s A Klugsiand CO.
Ship Norm, Ellis. H,vana, Taylor.
Baque Cand tnsw Gardiner Rio de Janero and Can.
Baa"s DIVA Vo" Nord tDu,ct) Ferb.ue Rotterdam B.
Raqoe Heels. Hoyt. Pst au Prince SHIELDING 4 Ferris
Brig Mass, Ja.s 81 10 ds from Halifax with 100 chal-
Brig roc Bailey ST. .hns " B. Arrowsmi,h & Wheeler
Brig Francis NoIthur; Jacksonville.
schr Nevis Kennsv. ST Mays.
sehr Me- Thorn her, Sanford s%a.n Wi,5%in nss
s:hr chez Bate Bs,sm saarP b; I.Ja hnna'
schr ebccc,, Colirs. Phil ,dephs.
schr Ann, Phinney, PkiIadrphla. Mckee. Hand & cot
schi Michigan, Terry, Ba,,,,n re. johnson Lowden.
schr Ches.pesks. sma,t, Baltimore
slo.p Em ly, Baker, Providence.
sioop James L.mlheer Kenay Providence
With ndss to Brewer Nelson. Left bsqus. L, Gesns:
for New York. Larobe, brig Coehsa for Hav
Ten rugged Belgian English YES els in port and
outside Texan baque John Burns Crumy, loading 70, Ii.
Brig David Dafhi. williams days from Wilmington. c.
with naval ,sors. e Powell sed in company with
Schr Native, Brans an. Virginia.
Schr LOUISA, Hoover, Brandvwine. -four, &c.
Schr Phebe Eliza Osborn Georgetowa -four to sturges
schr Friendship. -, Virginia
One brig.
Ships Northumberland, London: Albany. Havre; Martha
srrane,n Nopang Berbce brCs Long Island Oporto; No.
SEES, Char eston; aud others.
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READ THIX

LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
"A those Of long standing receive advice and Medicine
m or he first xppcatna neither quie
WUOL-sOs lbs nAEa,hsd Hnrn .ssa Woel-ao. sale ey1
= - =
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sales or stocks at Boston.

BRoxERs BoARp, Jan. 800 shs Norwich and wor.
cester RR 6o 20 do IS do, 6ei 1856 do So so Long
Island Rsilroad s 10 Phil end Reading Railroad al II
Boston and Worcester RR 10 adv; 10 Eastern Railroad
adv Is do, 81 adv; Merchants Bank I'D; Coche-
co Manuf Co. SIS; ~ East Boston Co. las do l4 IS
Western r. ps 10 Boston and Providence r. r. ii adv.
SECOND BoARp-37 shares Boston and Providence, IL
adv; - Norwich and Worcester 6s u do So 100 East
Boston Co. lAl.
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We understand Mr.. Levin thinks the Dutch woult
be better adapted for the navy nasmuch as they are
shorter Of stature than the Ish generally and better
hted therefore, to serve between decks Moreover or
ship board they will have less chance to show the white
feather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11

Ships Northumberland London; Albany. Havre; Martha
Washington, Mobile Olive. and El berques Whston Medi-
terrane,n Mopang Berbce brGs Long Island Opoo;
ses, Char. eston aud others.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-04
Dr, JNyHe'S .iLter0tlVe.

We have been Informed by Mrs. Rose, of a
cnre performed oil her by DR.. JAYNE'S AL.
TERATlEE; which proves i,ssuperiority over
every ntler remedy of the kind She has been
afflicted for the last sixteen years will, Necroses
or jYhitc Seedlings, attended with alterations
and exfoliallon OF various brnes, during which
time many pieces have been discharged from
aie frontal bone Of the cranium, from both her
arms, wrists aud hands, and from both legs,
and from the left femoraI bone, and from the
right knee, besides painful ulcers on other
parts of her person, which has batlled the skill
OF number OF the most eminent physicians Of
our city-durng most Of the time her sufferngs
have been excruciating and deporable. About
three months since she was induced to try DIR.
JAENE'S ALTERATlVE. which has had an
astonishlngly happy effect upon her, by lemov.
ing all pain and sweIlIngs. and causing the at.
GERS to heal, while at the same time her general
health has become completely restored, SO that
she noW weighs some 25lbs more than she did
before she commenced the use of this truly val.
liable preparation-NatiroE Eagle.
= For further information, inquire of Mrs.
Rose, No. l3S Fiber, street.
~ IL: 5; ROBERTS, sole Agent, EdseGeld C.
october 81 q %
tOC
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Esa,a,ortu7,s I'D TeaGaers.

rHlHE Undersigned having been appointed
IL u Committee by Il meeting Of the cil
zens called in TIE vicinity nf Greenwood, Alb.
beville District, for The purpose Of adopting
measures 10 establish Male and Female Acada.
mes in laid Village, under The supervision and
cou,roI of the Baptist Denomination, to adver,
lise for Teachers in the several departments.
wOHld inform all who may desire tO engage in
teaching. that they will receive applications
until the 18th ofNovember next
There are wanted three competent Ins,ruc.
tors; viz: ln the Male School il 4 Taacher who
IS qualified TO prepare young men (nr College.
In the Female Academy Male Teacher, well
qualified IL instruct in the highest branches of
nducation.wuuId be preferred; yet, applications
will be received from female Teachers Of expe-
riencc, for this department. Also enc Femule
Teacher in lhe Musical Department.
None need apply for either Department ex
oept such as can furnish high testimonials Of
moral character and Of qualifications Tor teach.
ing. Greenwood is > pleasant Village, siua.
tsdiin 4 healthy palt OF AbbeviIle.
Persons applying by letter can address Albert
Waller, JIoodoNc p o., AbGeUile Dist, S. e..
or any Of the undersigned who reside in Green.
wood, can lie seen on personal application.
]. +. WATSON, J. NJ. CHILEs,
V. GRIFFIN, w. j. HILL,
w. SMITH, A. WALLER,
w. B. HRooKs, K. NJ. WHiTE.
S. Brooks.
September 90 4twsw 35
The Carolina Baptist will copy semmonlhly
til tue 18th November, and send account to
the Abbeyila Banner
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-04
Tt2stGy'S Patent Union
WATER WHEEL,

yHHHS Wheel is adapted 10 81 " MILLS
n GRiSG' MILLS or other Machinery, re
curing water power, and 10 all heads of water
Ii will move Machinery with more power unt
with 4 less quantity Of water than any vince
now in use, (eXcept an oyershot under an ex
treme high head) 1t has been thoroughly
tested with different wheels in many paris o
ltse United Staes, (several .ses in this State,
and-in all cases has proved superior.
Inc Subscriber IS prepared, at anytime, 10
test 1t still further, withany wheelintiis State.
IL IS not liable 10 be clogged or injured bY sticks
passing through, or impeded by backwnter, so
long as there is head above it. I, is made OF
Cast Iron, is very simple nrd'durabIc. &'5f1
.rhe subscriber being authorizes to sell Rights
ofthe said Wheel in Edgeield District, is pre.
pufed TO sell to suit purchasers, on terms ifa,
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction and frequired
will apply them to Mills.
Letters addressed, pest paid 10 the snbscri.
ber, at Edgetield Court House, promptly al.
tended TO- II. NJ PIPER
COPY.
This may certify, that have recently had
put III operation on my place, one Of Tinby 5
Patent Union Water Wheels, upon vGrv
small stream, and am very well satisfied will,
the performance OF lIle same. Discharaino
ahont lGO inches of water It cut during one
days imperfect trial about Two thousand feet,
] have no hesitation in recommending il no
highly useful invention.
w, L.LEWIS.
S.. Matthews Parish. lure II, 1916.
COPY
This Will certify, that have tried uotch.
kiss Patent Reaction Water Wheels and
Timbys Patent Unon Water Wheels, and
that greatly prefer The latter, having abandon.
cd the former after six months trial of Them.
have now the Union Water Wheels applied
to my GrIst and Saw Mills, which operaie IN
my entire satisfaction.
WILLIAM ]. TAYLOR
kcrshaw District, July, 1916.
This is TO certify, that after having used n
Flu,er Wheel for long time, in a Saw Mill
tried wheel called Ilotchki,s' Patent Verli.
Cal Reaction, aud have since had pair of the
UNION WHEELS applied, by MIR. Chapiu,
and found them far superior to either of the
Ormer. ALEX. r. TAYIOT
Columbia, May 7, 1886.
The Subscribers have tried wl was called
Holchkiss' Reaction Wheels. on the Columbia
Canal, since which they have substituted Tim
hy's'UNlON WELLS. aui find from rxpe.
rlcncc, that tue latter are far superior to tIe
former. CANAL g. WAREHOUSE CO.
May 5, 154e.
scptember2 IF 81
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Executors Sale,

W1E7ILL BE SOLD, at Edgefcld Court
wv House, OH the first Monday in-Eecen'
ber next, twaniy seven hundred and ninety
acies of Land, belonging to the estate Of John
Fox; deceased, lying oil The waters of Chavers
creek (Iernigan's branch,) between ten and
twelve miles from Hamburg, and abuut the
same distance from the Court House, the great
er part between The Edsefield and Columbia
roads, the first passing along part of the wes'
tern line. and the last through the whole length
Of the whole track, adjoining lands Of Benjamin
r. Tillman, (Chester plauation) Cosby, But,
Ier's estate, Howard, Bartlett, Rambo, and
others. The tract is well tmbered.
1t will be divided before the SALE, and one
plat Of the subdivisions left at Cosby's. one at
EigefeId Court House. and one at Aiken.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
A. PlCQUET,
II. H CUMMING,
E1'lrs. Of John For, decd.
.september9 13t 33
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G GALEM WITC CHCRAFT0UTDONE -
~ Mr.. T. Rowand-Dear Sir-For four or
five years have suffered greatly from Rheu-
mutism in my head, which during the last year
became worse and worse. For four or five
weeks previous to the 18th inst, had suffered
willout iutermisslon, my general health was
much impaired, my sight injured, and my head
so sensitive, that could scarcely rest it upon
the pillow Two days since. single appiic4s
ton OF your MAGIC LOTION" relieved me
entirely IN two or three minutes. have ap..
piled it occasionally since, and the soreness is
nearly gone So great aud sudden was the
change, that | Can scarcely icaze that am
the same man.
have also cured one OF ms children. and
Gmae friend OF headache in two or three min.
utes.
So great is my confidence in the MAGIC
Lotion that would not be without bot.
tic for fifty times its COST
YJurs respectfully.
JACOB w. SOUDER,
No. $50 Market sheet
Philadelphia, January 18th, le46.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by
]. II. Rowand, 376 Market street
X. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefield c. H.,
South Carolina.
october 10 A 3S
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Valuable Lands
FOR SALE IN THE MOST DESIR
ABLE PORTION OF
IT. n, % Kp II I'D. Ill.,.

TyHE Subscribers oter'tor sale their VaiIi
a ul4e LANDS sitma.ed in Jefferson coun
", Florida, lying directly on the ocelal river
Containing about eighteen hundred acres, stu,
ated on a public road, within nine miles Of
Monticello, a,fourishiug village, also within 35
or 40 miles of market, one thousand acres OF
the above land is hammock of the first order,
and large portion Of the REMAINDER are oak
and hickcry. On the premises are Dwelling
House 4s by 50 Zee, no, quite finished. together
with other necessary out buildings. The Land
is well wa,ered and ,imhered. There are 450
acres OF open land on the premises, nearly all Of
which are fresh hammock, and in best possible
condition for cultivation.
This tract of land is offered low and liberal
indugences will be given 10 an approved pnr.
chaser Ifdesired, the land will he divided to
suit purchasers.
d. F. HOLLINGSWORT4!,
M, E. HOLLiNGSWORTH.
october 81 ~
NJ TIE Charleston Couriet and Greenville
Mountaineer will give the above four Insertions,
semi. monthly, aud forward accounts to this
-ofice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-04
Valuable Cotton Lanu
FOR SALE.

yNYHE Subscriber will offer for sale 10 the
b highest bidder, on the third Monday IN
November, his plantation on Key road, TWEEN.
" nine miles from Hamburg. containing eight
hundred and twenty-nine acres (S29) by sur
vey, about four hundred and fifty Of which is
excellent woodland; the soils well adapted 10
the cnlture Of Cotton and Grain, The planta
lion is under good fencing, and in q high state
| of cultivation. Or the premises there Is
commodious Dwelling, Gin House, Screw
and all necessary OH, buildings. Thoae wish
ing to opnrchase will please call and examln'
for themselves. At the same time will sci
my crop of Corn, Fodder. Hogs. Qatand stock
Caitc, Plantation Tools, &c. &c.
Terms made known on The day of sale:
T. r. KEITH;
september er9 lot 80
Tie Hamburg Journal will copy.
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EEEEOTE & WRIGHT,
WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION
s4e I.s GA c s a I r Ga

HAMBURG. y. C.
a NNOUNCE 10 their fricnds, and the pub
IA lie, that they have associated themselves
together, for TIE transaction OF the above
business in all its branches. In Offering their
services to the public in the above, they pledge
themselves 10 devote tleir undivided attention
TO THE SELLING OF
Cotton. Flour, g. other Produce,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING Goons
Buying goods for Planters, or attend 10 any
o,ler business usually transacted by
Commission Merchants
3. ELLIOTT, $. J. WRIGHT.
Hamburg. Sept. %. le4G. -.
september 80 colt oo
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wv WANrE, ED

"A DAIRY OF FINE BUTTER A Dai'
IN ry Of really fine Butter, is wanted 10 sup.
ply the subscribers Store. ltis for the use OF
families in the neighborhood, and to be agreed
for at specified average price the year round.
The Dairy may be III any Of the adJo ing dis
tricts. Price and supposed or probable guam
tty must be named, and (by letter, post paid.
Cash, or Merchandise at Casi'prices IN return:
The Butter must be put mp SO MS to keep eth.
er in kegs or crooks, aud delivered at Edgeheld
G.. H. II. .. hoDhnlS -; .;
october Ia %, N 90
The Hamburg Republican will copy The
above 8 times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-04
NOTICE.

ORDlNARY's OFFICE, 25lh August, 1846.
YEYHE Estate of Enoch Walker, deceased,
q being DereIict. and the papers having
been placed in my hands for a settlement ofthe
estate. those indebted are hereby notified 10
make payment to ne Immediately, and Hose
having demands present them properly al
tested, on or before the 1s day ofJanuary next
JOHN HILL, o. Z. D..
august 26 til 81
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State of South Carolina.
.EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. p


EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
PY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
- EdgeGeld District,
Whereas John. Adams. hath applied
TO Inc Tor Letters of Administration, ON all
and singular The goods and ,chauels, rights
and credits Of Lewis Glanton, late Of HE
District aforesaid, deceased. =.
These are. therefore, ITO cite and admon-'
ish all aud singular. the bindred and cred
llors of The said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, OF our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field .Courl House, on the 9th day of No
vemher inst. 10 show cause. if any. why
the said administration skbuh mol .be
granted. ,...o
Given under my hand and seal, this ths
2G'h day ol October, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-sixlh. and in the list year Of Amet-
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, O. Z b. -.
Oc'r. 70 2t 40
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State of South Carolina, .a

State of South Carolina, .tsas
EDGEFIELD .DESIrRTcT2 a1
LN TIE COURT or ORDINARKs2 s2
William L. Bird, and others, )e.,.x
Applicant, vs.. Timothy Summons m
Rcardeu, g. others Dffis. fa'i'ti0n' -
ET appearing to my satisfaction, that limo
d thy Rearden, and Mary Cheathant wife Of
John Cheatham, dec'd,, heirs and distributes
Of the estate Of Frances Bird, decd, it is there
fore ordered, that they do appear and object to
the sale in division of The rea estale of llie said
Frances Bird, decd, ON or before the first Mon.
day in February next, or their consent to the
same will be entered ofrecord. q ra,r.sail
Given under my hand, at my Office, the 25th
October lea6. JOHN HILL, o. Ed.
october 2S BIN 40
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From Me Philadeiphia Pubic Ledger. 81 :.
AN A1PORTANT CURE By DR.. JAYNE.S
ALTERNATIVE, ~. . ~

We have been informed by Mrs: Mahaa. ia
granddaughter Of old Gen. Wayne, ] that she
suffered for number of years from the growth
Of q large Goitrous Tumour Of the Throat.
which, besides great deformity, produced both
q difficulty OF deglution, and Of olbreathing. In
deed, she says, the pressure upon the wind.
pipe was SO great as to prevent her from sleep.
ins in arecumbent position, andolten suffoca.
ton appeared inevitable. She also Iabored :
under severe iudisposition, from Liver Com
plaint aud Jaundice, will, horrible train OF
nervous affections for which she coinnniencel
the use of DR.. Jayne'a Alternative, which She
took regularly for six orseven weeks, with oc. )
casional doses of his Sanative Pills; .andrher
general health was thereby completely re.esta. {, {,
blished, and now perceiving some dimnnitioh
in the size Of the Gorons Tumour,s she was;
encouraged to persevere in the use orflle AL
terative until every vestige of thetpainfnltu.
mour was entirely removed. We think, there.
fore, that such an important remedy should be- :
more generally known. ~ 80 lE,d .tEsi.iS4E:::it.s
-alasbs; IGf ,,fasl gsaasi,
The following is from Physician and d !,
much respected Clergyman of the M eihodist
Society, dated Modest Town. Va, Aug.2
1SAO. .a.i'2;''szls'IZ'' -
| DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir-1 have been using
your Expeclorant extensively in my practices
for the last three years, and for all attacks Of
Colds, Coughs. Inflammation of the Lungs !.
Consumption. Asthma, Pains and Weakness
OF the Breast, it is decidedly the bes. medicine
have tried. Very respet fully yours, 80
II. w. WILLIAMS, NIB. 80
r: S. ROBERTS. sole Agent, at Edse6eds
c. H.. Sonb Carolina.
Be,eGre Of t0untcrfcits! y 23 +
october ~ H'.ita.ro A ~
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Notice

> hereby given that application will be made
Il 10 the legislature at its next session, to
alter the charter Of the Town of Edgefeld, 80
as to give to the Town Council the exclusive
right 10 grant Tavern Licenses, and sell or to
retail spurious liquors in said Town.
september2 3m 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-04
Notice.

YWyO Administrators, Executors and Gnar.
dians, who have not made any returns
of lhcir TRANSACTIONS rs such, for the curien
year, are respectfully requested to atteEd to
this duty without further delay, as the time
prescribed by law has already expired. 1t Is
desirable that those who are intrusted win
such business should attend 10 it in The proper
time, to prevent the paymen, of cost, iorlel
lure or.their Commissions, and great deal o'
irregularrty in business.
JOHN HILL, o. Z. d.
July Is 70
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F7The friends of Col. JouN QuArrLI.
BUM announce him as candidate for The
office of Tax Collector, at the next cleo.
tIon. Sep 3 to 80
lPWe: are authorized 10 announce
LEVI II. WILSON, as candidate for the
Office ofTax Collector at the next election.
Feb. 26 Ia
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Tho $; Same, s:"s. Declaration in attachment.
FHHHE Plaintiff in the above cases, having
Il this day filed his Declarations in my Of
flee. and the Defendant having neither Wife
nor Attorney, known to reside within the limits
OF the said State, on whom Il copy of said dec
laralions with a rule TO plead thereon can be
served. on motion Of NJ Gray, Plaintiffs At
torney, it is ordered. that the said Defendant
appear and plead to the said Declarations within
a year and day, from the date hereof.
judgment will be awarded against him by de
fault T. q. BACON, c. E. ID.
Clerks Office, April 20, 1546 1y 13
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

1.S ERUII 7. "
Sampson B. Mays and Johnl Biz
b. Mays, vs. Frances N. for &
Mays and others. Partitioa
1T appearing to my satisfaction that William
81 B. Mays, one the defendants ii, this case.
resides without the limits of ,Iis State, ordered
thatthe said William 3. Mays, do gppearin this
Court, plead, answer or delnur to- this Bill,
within three months from The date. of the pub.
llcatlon oI this order, or the said Bill be taken
pro confesso against him. -, =,
SIS. TOMPKINS.. c. z. +. II.
Aug. II, 1896 12c 3m 20 ~.