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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-22
Edsefcld C.. tI.July % lr 27
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN FEOfTJTY

Bethany Aston, hy her next Petition
friend, 1s. Thomas B. Reese, 1tor paying O.
and Alfred Aston. uer Janas.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction, that Alfred
a Alston, one ofthe Defendants in This case'
resides beyond The limits Of this State: on mo-
,ion of Griffin, Solicitor for the petitioner, or
dered, that tho said Alfred Aston, do plead, IN,
swer or dcmnr.'.to this petition, within three
months from the publication Of this order. OF
the said petition be taken pro coltesso, against
him. s. 81. .TOMPKINS, c. E.E. D.
Coulmr's. Office, 18th July, ls47. a-
July Id on 90
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Samuel Harris, q others,

CS, Iattttoh'
TAJ Office is hereby given. that by virtue of
lV an order from the Court OF Equity in this
case, shall sell at the late residence Of Reeves
Martin, decd, near Cambridge, on the third
Monday in October next, the real estate Of Tnr-
ner Harris, decd, being one tract of land, sit.
mated partly in Abbeville and partly in Edge6eld
Districts, in The State aforesaid, on Cutfeetown
Creek, containing two hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, and adj"inins lands OF Thomas
Chealham, Lemuel Bell Thomas Henderson,
Benjamin Sale, and others.
Said land will be sold on q credit Of twelve
months, excep, for so much as will pay the cost
OF this sui, to be cash.
The purchaser to give bond and good sure
ties to secure The purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKINS, c.E.E.D.
Comm'r5. Office, Edgefeld, Sep. 10. lS47.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
George Parrot and others, }

Ge0rSc FHrTOll anu UIICES,
US. Foreclosure.
James F. Walker & others.
NJOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That by
LA virtue of an order from the Court Of
Equity in this case shall sell at Edgeiield Court
House. on the first Monday in October next.
One lot or parcel Of land, situated in the
Town Of Hamburg, in the District and State
aforesaid, having forty cgh, (4S) feet front on
Centre street, and running back three hundred
feet to Mechanics street. being lot No. in
the plan Of said town, and adjoining the house
and LOT belonging 10 Turner Goldsmith OIL the
9Th day Of June lS4l.
Terms OF safe cash.
s. S. TOMPKlNS, c. F.. Ed.
Comm'rs. Office, Edse6eld Sept. 10, l9i7.
sept | | At III
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The u. y. District Court.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TNR RINKRUPTGV

TN The Matter of Henry Fl. Mayson, late n
IL Merchant Of Edge6eld District, Bank.
rupt.
Pursuant TO an Order Of the District Conr
orlhe United States, Tor the District Of South
Carolina. notice is hereby given, that cause be
shcwn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the Sixth day
ofNoYembcr next, at eevon o'clock, A. NJ,
why the said Henry H. Mason shonld not
receive his Discharge and Certificate, as q
Bankrupt.
Charleston 26th day of June 1917.
Fl. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
July BIN "A
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
MHR. ROFF, who held condilionally all in
lyE terest in the right of EdseGeld District,
10 Holchkss' Reaction Mill Wheels, PatenD
has never complied with said condition, thero
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sell! or make any contract for said Wheels:
We, the undersigned are the owners, of said
risht, and a light purchased from any other,
unless our agent will not be good.
Mr.. J. r.. WEBER, we aulhorise, with full
power to act as our agent.
COTHRAN 81 MOORE.
March /, 1S47. It 3
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Charles B. Carter.
NHARLES b. CARTER who is now in
q j The custody oflhe Sheriff of. Edsefeld
District, by virtue of the surrender of his bail /,
at the suit Of Garvin & Haines, having filed
his petition with schedule on oath, OF bis
whole estate and effects, with the purpose of
obtaining the benefit Of the Acts of the Gene
raj Assembly, commonly called the lnsolvenl
Debtors Acts. Public Notice is hereby given
to the said Garvln & Haines, and all the other
creditors of the said Charles B. Carter, that the
SAID petition will be heard and considered on
the sixth day Of October next, at Edgefeld
Court House, or on such other day as The Court
may order during the term, commencing on
the frs, Mondayin October next, at said place {;
and all The creditors Of the said Charles B. Car
ter. are hereby summoned, personally, or by
attorney, then and there in said Court, to show
cause, 'irany they can, why the benefit Of the
Acts aforesaid. should not be granted 10 the
said Charles 3. Carter, upon bis executing the
assignment required by said Acts.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, 2nd July, 1917.
July 3 3m "a
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Notice..

A PPLICATION will be made 10 the Le.
~ gislature of this State, at its next session.
for an alteration in the Charter of the Town of
Edse6eld, so as to give 10 said townthe use of
the money arising from Licenses.
aug l8 3m 30
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NOTICE.!

A m, Persons indebted TO The Estate Of
"A George Pope, deceased, are hereby Snoti.ss
;ed ,bnt il is absolutely Necessary 20 collect ALI
the money due the Estate, and u that those who
DO not pny.wi be sued before return day
The Nates are in the hands Of y E. Griffin; o..
J.W.T Gibbs, Esqrs
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ga 9s I'D.

TEHtIE undersigned having made the neces'
z. sary arrangements, Is now prepared 10
furnish GOfainS OF every description, at the
shortest notice, and will give this branch oil il's
business his personal attention. He has also
now finished. n new and elegant Hearsc
which will be in readiness alany time, tc attend
Funerals. His charges will be reasonable and
accommodating. ,,,,,r,1
EJoeGnh G.. tI.July % tr n
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EgGuEev'S here Vet!

- ASH made at 64 cents per light, for all
- Sash containing Is lights TO the window
and upwards, all windows containing less Gus
per light. .,,.
at the old stand, mile from Gigal Church,
and II from Cambridge, upon the Mar1n'o"h
road. -,
All orders left at this Office will be attended
70 WM. BAYLEY.
august 25 Il 81
Abbeyille Banner ami Anderson Gazette CO.
py three times.
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Notice.

a LII Persons having demands against the
IA estate of Henry Carr, Decd, ale request
ell TO present them legally attested, and those
indebted are requested to make immediate pay
ment. THOS. LAKE, administrator.
Jnne3 If 10
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Notice..

a LII persons ddebted to the cstate q sDr;;; !;
"A Augustus w. Burt, dec d.. are requested
10 make Immediate payment, and those nsying
demands against said estate, are nesseu 5 %
present them for payment properly aitss.s
as5 VIM. M: BURT, Admit
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That an application
I'll will be made 10 the Legislature of Soulh
Carolina at lis next session, 10. lay ont and open
a Public Road, from point on the Island Ford
road, in Edgelieli District. at or near The house
ofThomas c. Griffin, to run through the lands
of James ClesswelI, and TO intersect what is
called the old Charleston road, at5or near the
ford on the small geek crossing said Charles
tor road, about three hundred yards above the
Gin house of N. l.. Griffin, on his plantation
near Cambridge AT the same time an appi-
cation will be made TO discontinue the old Char
lesion road between the bridge over Ninety.
six creek, and the spoinl where the proposed
new public road will intersect said Charleston,
road. - .tt
aug 16 ltPsie.ss Sm ~ :,
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MNflCG.

FEHHE Estate of Giber: Summerall being
-M Derelict. all those having demands, are
requested to present them, duly at,esed. and
those indebted to make immediate payment to
the subscriber.
may 26 /; If Is
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Fair Warning! F.!

"A Ii. persons indebted TO the nndersigne in
"A the neishbothood of Dun,onsville, by
Note or Account. are earnestly requested to
come forward aud settle Them, as longer lndnl-
gence will not be given; consequently, all who
wish TO save cost and trouble had better make
the necessary arrangements at once.
w. B. GRIFFIN.
Winter Seat. Aug. 80, 1917.
september | lin 81
nj The friends of WESLEY BODIE, an
nounce him as candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
4 februuryM If .
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NO5lce,
Notice.
GtREgea'E SALE

VIh6 IT UH Il SA u 95s
GAN the first Monday (Sale Day. in October
~ next. will be sold to the highest bidder,
that valuable tract of LAND, known as the
Moses Harris tract, on the walers of Rocky
Creek. adjoining lands of Mr.. Padget, Avery
Bland, ard others, containing seven hundred
and forty acres, be the same, more or less =
Said Land is within Z miles OF the Court House,
and the prospect Of the Rail Road renders it
very desirable property. A credit of one and
two years will be given, the purchaser is re.
quired to give bond and approved security.
w a. HARRIS, Ad'mr.
CAROLINE S. JETER, -Adm'tx.
Of Mqj.J. S. Jeter, decd.
aug 25 ct 81
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Notice. :,

A LII Persons having demands against
IA the estates Of Thos.sR Reynolds, Senr., and
Thos. Reynolds. Jr.are hereby required 10 at.
tend in The Ordnary's Office. on w edne sday
the Oath day of November next, and present
their demands properly attested, as desire 10
close up The estate.
NANCY REYNOLDS,
Administrative.
august 25 3m 81
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NnT 4 GE.

A NY persons wishing PIANNO'S TUNED
"A can be attended to, hy applying to Mr..
AARON A. Clark, Edgefield c. H. by letter
or otherwise. =,
July7 Il ~
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For sale BY J..'D. TIBBETT's; iEdgs6slas
c. H. 8. C.. july ~ 6ma ~
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TN Offering ibis valuable Medicine 10 the peo.
81 pie of S. Carolina for The relief and cure of
many diseases incident TO Southern climate,
do not claim for it infallibilityi neither do
say it will cure all diseases. But in
1uPONI1 JTVER aFFECT'IONS
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-12
sWhOle No. S04.

ipontoon train. But the greatest sight
was the marching of the horses attached I,
to the different regiments. They seemed
like machines. You think it strange,
no doubt, and yet, tbs no less Strange,
than true that every horse in marching
kept perfect time ,oith his feet ,oith the
music. | never saw soldiers on foot do
IT tbettcr-iRdeed not so well, for when
quick, lively tune was played by the mu-
sic, erery horse commenced a trot and
kept up the same uniformity Of step, as
before, when on walk. And then to-
see those horses wheel by companies,
and in double order, coming round wits,
the precision Of compass describing
circle ! IL exceeds any thing ever i'm
agined.
| Alter the whole army, for the Inperial
Guard is organized as an entire and dis
tinct army, had passed ia review before
the Emperor. the infantry leit the field,
and the cavalry remained in full posses
sion of it, and went through with some
evolutions First the Caucasians came AT ,
full run down the field, and then the
other regiments in succession. Ate,
this, the whole body stationed themselves
at some distance opposite the Emperor,
IN close order, at given signal half of.
this body, over 5000 horsemen, started !
OH run, and suddenly halted few fee,
in advance ofthe Emperor, preserving ~
they halted, the same compactness, and
the same perfect front, which they had be-
fore starting. A few more evolutions,
which have not time TO write about now.
finished the review of the day-a day
which has much to impress on me the re-
mark Of Nepoleon, that with an army of
Russian soldiers he would conquer tho.
world. He spoke of the soldiers, not,of
the officers, of whom he had not high
opinion. The Russian soldier is mere
machine, and has not thought beyond;
his church and the Emperor; and for both
be believes 1t his duty to live and die
4 Most OF the army is composed of serfs or
slaves and the pay of the soldier is only
about three dollars per aRnun,. He. is.
fed upon coarse bread and a kind OF
soup, and upon some great fcte day he is
given meat as luxury. The pay of the
Russian officer is also very small. A.
Lieutenant gets but 500 rubles per annurn.
which is little more than 500 a.
Captain, 700 rubles. You ask how ,hey
live. The officers generally have a COM
potency beyond their pay some few
there are who have not, their condition.
is worse than the soldiers, for the latter
isprovided is with uniform, and is, fed at,
the expense of the Emperor.
! finish this letter by daylight, and yeti
It is after 10 o'ctock, u. NJ, the sun &,
does not set here, at present, until g. I-2.
p. NJ.
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California.
MONTEREY, November I2, 1876


Tradesmen Of all kinds are very mucR,
wanted in this country, and I wouldi
strongly recommend large number OF
them to Migrate here; for here there
are next to none; and those that are here.
are mostly given to drunkenness--or if.'
not, they invariably, after having been a,
short time in the, country, desert their
trades and 60 to farming or specializing.
A tailor will charge "a dollar. for maxi
ing plain frock coat, and finding trim
mings 8 dollars for the painesl kind Oh
pants, and every thing else in proportion.
A blacksmith Tor substitute for black
smith) will not work here unless he can,
make from six TO ten dollars per day, andt
even then, it often happens that the per-.
son who wants a job done, has towait.,
either till some man who fairly knows.
how to strike with the hammer, has time
to get sober, or be in the humor 10 go,to,
work. There was a wharf builtin Mon
terey last winter, and crane put OH it,
for hosting bales, boxes, &c. An iror.
band was required to 90 round the cap,
on which the crane swung. There were.
then four backsmiths in Monterey, and
he who was considered the bes, work.
man was engaged to weld this iron band,
which consisted Of q piece of fiat bar iron,
six feet long, four inches aud half wide,
and three quarters Of an inch thick. On
asking the blacksmith wha, he chargeGl
to weld that band and put il on the cap.
he said six dollars per day; which was
a.raaI uNha oh ,o,.l, L..
days to finish it. mention these Incl
dents tha, your readers may plainly see
the lack there is in this country Of pco-
pie who understand their trades, and the
opportunity it offers for their pecuniar,g
advancement. There are some few car
penters in the country, but they will not
work at days work. have known some
Of them to make s12 day each when,
they thought proper to work, and that az,
the most ordinary kind Of work. Fo,.
instance, they charge els for muki2e ~
panel door Of the most ordinary iond, andi
of red wood, which is remarkably easily
worked, aud the same price for pair OF
common shutters, made Of the same wood
For making window sashes 6diy cents for
each pane the sash contains, and four dol.
lars per square for laying "a floor, if OF red
wood, and 50 IL Of pine.
/ could mention hundreds Of instances
Of the same kind in all the various branch-
es Of trades; but let itsuilice to say, tha,
any nadesman. particularly one. who is
master OF his business, who hasa wish 10
emigrs,e to California, ought to do II
without the least hesitation. There is uo
use IN any man asking Il such aud such
trade will he advantageous to him in Cal.
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q q q q q q q
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER in consequence of en-.
i gaging in another pursuit, intends relin-
gushing the Hardware business, aud now Of
fcrs FOR SALE his entire stock, together
with nearly fve'ycars uncxpircd term ofa lease
Of the Store. The stock is well assorted, all OF
recent purchase, aud in oomPn.e order. The
Store is large, being about 40 by % feet, has
within few weeks been fitted up, painted,
aud made every way convenient IL is one OF
the best stands in Newport, being on the cor.
ner of Mill aud Thames streets. Amy person
wishing TO engage in the above business will
find this a first rate opportunity. The terms
will he made easy 10 the purchaser.
July - r L LIE.
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For Sale or 10 Let,

TIE Estate in Broad street,
fNs late thu residence Of John u Al.
Ens kinson, deceased. IL was bull, in
sAnle y the most substantial manner,-has
n large and convenient Store, out.buildings,
NC. The lot Of land extends to Tanner street,
aud the whole premises is in escellen, ord-r
aud pleasantly situated. For terms NC, on.
qnire Of JAat. AtKlSsoS, or Of JoHS q VIA.
wa Newport, August ;, isi7.
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FALL-RIvER RAIL ROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Notice to Tax-Payers.

TINE subscriber, Collector Of Taxes, has re-
Il ceived the Town Tax Book for lSi7, from
the Town Treasurer, and is ordered to collect
the same with all possible dispatch, aud without
delay. Persons subject 10 tax-paying will gov
em themselves accordingly, aS shall immedi
alely proceed 10 the collection,
! Aug a-3w GOODSPEED, Collector.
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Notice.

HNHE Town Council oil the town of Newport,
l. have appointed Capt. George Vaughan a
Constable for the town Of Newport who is do.
" qualified as the law directs whose special
duty it shall be, To see that all the laws Of the
State and of the town, in relation TO ofeaces
committed within this town, be strictly enforc-
ed, for the good government OF The town, and
it is made his duty TO look afler and complain
of all violations of said laws, and to exercise
his authority in suppressing all disorderly and
riotous conduct by order,
Aug6. d. B. HOWLAND,
Council Clerk.
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New Arrangement.
6.IlS For Providence ESS
rS.EsYz1 N
AMI ROSTON.
AND BOSTON

an and aner Monday, the 3lst of May, the
~ new and elegant steamer PERRY, Capt
Woolsey, will leave Sayer's Wharf, Newport,
for Providence daily, Sundays excepted, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ
RETURNING--will leave Brastows wharf
Providence, for Newport OF ID o'clock p M.
Freight taken at reduced rates.
Passengers for Boston, by taking this boat
will arrive at Providence in season TO meet the
IOt o'clock Train for Boston. and can leave
Boston at I0l o'clock, "A. NJ ind arrive in Provi-
dcnce in season to take the Perry for Newport.
All persons are forbid trusting any one on
account of this boat, or owners, without an or
der from the Captain. June s.
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Coffee.

IN BAGS 81 Domingo, Is bags Cuba, q
IUbags Rio, l0bags Sumaira, and bags Ja.
va Coffee, just landed from sloop Ricnzi, and
for sale al low prices by
WILLIAM NEWTON,
Nav % 80, Thamcs-st.
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A Nj | II A c. El

On The 4th Of august, IN the gear lS43, singu
lar scene occurred in The Royal Scientific In
Siitution Of France. The aged, ,ohite heodea
President, has head bare, his arms Outstreteh
ed, his face radiant ,oiM smiles, tor seiene'
,cdS triumphant,) and his oOiee Dith gratuia
tory tone, deiiUered the fotio,oing report
ave are asounded at this singular'prepara
tion. Where indeed will science stop Her,
we have a preparation made in the form of Q
beautiful piece of soap, which we know by ac-
tual practice, TO cure every cuaneous eruption
every Disagreement of, and even discoloreC
skin Where will its magic and singular pow
er cease 2 The Negro, the Creole, the yellow
Race of the East, and the Red Man of the
Far West, are alike under the influence Of ii:
extraordinary powers of cleaning yellow ol
discolored skin, and making it white and beau
tiful, and of changing the color of dark, OF
black, or brown skin" [tlere several persons
were brought forward by the President, whC
had used il, in proof of his asSertion.l
There are probably few persons of intelli
gence, who after reading the above, will doub
~ IA. a
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GONFECTIONARY of every description
" manufactured and for sale at wholesale
ana retail at RIDERS, 81 Thames.st
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No. 100 Thames-st.
Directly opposite The Merchants and Traders
Banks.
BENZ. II. TINDALE.

InAVING completed the alteration and i'm
III provement of the above store, is now pre-
pared TO receive again the calls of his custom
ers and the public, where he offers for sale
NJ on the most reasonable terms, large and
valuable assortment of the following Goods,viz
Gold and Silver, Lever, LEpine and Verge
Watches Fine Gold, Gilt and Plated Jewelry
Silver, German Silver, Plated and Britannia
Wares; Spectaclcs of Gold and Silver; Fine
Pocket and Table Cutlery |; Fancy Soaps, Per
fumery, Brushes, Combs, and rich Fancy Goots
I Mahogany framed Looking Glasses OF lall
sizes Steel Fire Sets Japannd Tea, Wine
and Bread Trays.
Steel Bag & Purse Clasps; Purse trimmings
Steel, Silver and Gilt Beads Drill'd eyed, Net
ting, Knitting and Crochet Needles.
| Having received the Agency of an extensive
manufacturing establishment, he is enabled to
execute at wholesale or retail, all orders ioT
10 hour, Day, Gallery, Alarm, o. G. Pillar
and Gothic Clocks, at prices lower than they
have heretofore been ofered.-All Clocks war
ranted
Watches Of every description repaired, as
usual, and particular attention paid TO JOB
WORK OF all kinds.
| SILVER SPOONS, Forks, &c, Of the latest
patterns, WARRANTED Sterling Silver. Mo.
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sugar, Coffee, a. Rice.
mi HALL, has just received 20 boxes Ha
iVI vana Brown Sugar, 10 boxes do. Wbii
do 70 bags Java Coffee, 10 bags Rio Coffee,
casks Rice. |anJs
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Court Of Probate, .Ne,opor Aug. 2, ls47

A PPLIcATI0N is made for administration
"A on the estate, of Richard G. Norman, late OF
Newport dec d, received, and referred for consid-
alton to Court Of p Probate, te be held at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the FIRST Monday in Sept.
next, at 9 o'clock a. m. and noice is ordered 10 be
given thereof by advertisement for three success,
sive weeks in the Herald Of the Tunes, that all
persons Interested may appear. IL they soc kt al
said time and place aud be heard
True copy-witnesS
Aug. 5. BIB. ROWLAND, Prob Clk'
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GsMUl Igl1atssSs
Administrators A Notice
Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber having been appointed Ad
Il ministrator on the Estate Of Peleg San
ford, late Of Middletown, deceased, and hav'
ing given bonds as the law requires, hereby
requests all persons having demands against
said estate TO present them, and all those indebt-
ed to make immediate payment to him.
PARDON BROWN, .ad'nr.'
Middletown, July IS, al.
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The rear of this immense body Of ca
valry, amounting to over 10000, was
bsoughi up by regiments Of mounted ar
tillery, SIX horses, three abreast, to each
gun, and Of sappers and miners and
then came the baggage wagons, aud the