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u,.-I even feel stupid!
''I'a Mn it's that little god cupidi
: y hI s..rinoss, often with signing
1. T' ,s.time, rmin danger Of dying
,.oscisl I'd like to possess
a y cond Of agentlo oareSS'
l'ot over my visiting list
~ 5.Ipns,s from that I can twist
D. H. LEWIS, think she might %,
y. , weight Of FIVE hundred and
r.iI read, and a scholar Profound
uifs for q man to get round
!, n,ibaps she'd make a good wlle'
:, Is !. little Conversant with strife;
mn, uncle she oft over-reaches'
~ y four levies for mending his
sches.
7 often have thoughts of espous-
n afraid she is fond Of carouslng;
Ibavs money and in tenemonts stand
amend them in sausage and sand
eh.
Miss DURHAM appears to be benton
mission that she may be sent on
Is,s a statesman and warrior to boot.
NOT. me thinks, an old bachelor suit
oDe / see is that little Miss WALKER
one says she's beautiful talkeri
81 will marry a girl that intrigues
dashing young men as CoNcoRAN an'
les,
niuutive Polk, she's as rich as a topaz
racy left by her darling Miss LOPEZ
she's in love with a lame cabellero,
linguished himself at the battle o
bro.
bn the list, esconsed in a corner,
Miss T%AyIcR--by Jove! Pm a gone'er
sst and honest, and noble and kind,
led in every thing quite to my mind
me, moreover, her fortune divine
{ to the White House in March forty
pej
Fush up my whiskers and order m.
riage,
anjly ask for the lady in marriage.
North america
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-24

SECOND REGIMENT MISSISSIPPI RIFLEs.-This
regiment has suffered frightfully from disease.
We have been politely furnished with q table,
made out by Dr.. Love of Columbus, MISSISSIPPI
nj. Surgeon Of the Regiment by 1t. CHARLES
GoUvENrLux, Of Capt. Buckeyes company Of
Lawrence county Volunteers, When this re-
giment was mustered into service ii numbered
including men and officers, 1856. The whcle
number, now, amounts only to 1874! Of this
number, 1877 have been swept away BY disease
without meeting an enemy ia combat. Disc
charged-I34. Deserted-38. Resigned-5.
Dispraced-l. Promoted to staH-6 We
rlean these statistics from the table above re-
fored to.-Natches Courier
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irish gratitude for American kindness
Address Of the City of Dublin.

irish gratitude for American kindness
Address of the City of Dublin.
To the Right Worsh,gful The Mayor Of NJ T.
The addres of the Right Honorable the Lord
Mayor, Alderman and Burgesses, of Dublin
in Corporate Council assembled.
Right WOrshipful SIR We, the Lord May
or, Aldermen and Burgesses Of Dublin, have
hailed with delight and gratitude the truly
substantial tokens Of sympathy Of the enlight-
ened and free People Of America, in regard
to their fellow beings in ireland.
The feeling of man for suffering man ha'
not. in their estimation to be limited by States
or Kingdoms; they heard that man was SUI
feripe in a distant land, and they felt that 'ht
uodlike virtue of relieving distress, belonged
not to cline or country; that it was an ordln'
ance from the Most High, the giver OF all
embracing all the children of Adam, and &C
tino on that sacred impulse, they without he's
talon. poured forth their abundance to rails
m ITO save for the Christian family thei
stricken brothers in Ireland
Permit US to request that you, Sir, as tn
chief Municipal officer of the first city in thu
United States will convey the expression 0
the gratitude, never to be forgotten, Of III
Irish people, to the citizens Of the vast WEI
tern Republic, for the zeal and liberality di'
played by them, in attending, to the calls {
suffering humanity, in our fOrlorn country
MICHAEL STANTON.
Eseal of the ethyl Lord Mayor OF DuOl'i
May 7, ls47
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FOREIGN NEWS,

From the Rittsturg Papers.
VAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Fifteen Days Later.
U firm, wiM an GdrGnce--D Decline IN
Corn and Corn Meal--D Decline IN
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, II P. NJ.
caledonia was telegraphed at Boston,
bling, and landed her mails this after
he sailed from Liverpool on the 10Th
brought, therefore, fifteen days later
FediCtiOn relative to the Corn markets
ent to the departure Of the last steamer
n fully realized in an upward tenden.
was maintained until 18th. At that
best Western Canal Flour had reach
lllngs per bbl.; while Indian Corn had
oted at 60 shilllngs per quarter, and
So shillings,
'he llth inst, however, owing to the
d good weather, and the favorable APP
Of the crops throughout the country,
Ous stability of the markets has been
shaken, and there had been a gradual
lnued fall in prices.
parkets for breadstuffs during the las
y have been excessively dull, and the
Ions Of yesterday we're upon a very
Pcale, The sales closed at 4Os. a 4Os
are rumOrs of the temperance o
% disease, but they are to be received
ny grains of allowance. They are no
p, but to some extent are credite,
exercising the smallest influence upol
ket,
MARKET. NJ Cotton, though luctuatin.
ana demand in the early part Of til
naS' Tor some time past assumed a steu
and advanced full a half penny.
q week ending the 18th, the amour
$4,000 bales, Of which five thousan
'aken on speculation, and 4,4OO fc
nmsncan descriptions consist Of zoo
Upland 81 a 81. Alabama mobile
Sea Island (l2O bales) l2d a 49,
Ordinary fair 20 to 22d for 6ne.-
Y now in port is 100000 bales again
last year.
DSuk Of England now discounts mo
y me funds are subject to consider
.'usuons. Altogether, the moneta.
: q the country are Of a more encor
haractsr.
steamship Britannia arrived on Sunda
and the steamship Washington,
lp'on' on Thursday afternoon, the is.
Y 'Of Bremen on Wednesday, T
s0as sailed on the 18th inst.
lse' and forces of the Portuguese Jun
.ne command Of Esan.is, consisting
q wal, and $500 men, surrender
''Onaily, to the British blockade
On oporto, on the Slstof May.
american ship Herald, Captain Pull
Migrants from Ireland, went ashore
z4sh Of May. The crew and :
: were landed without loss.
steamer Caledonia brings no specie.
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A SETTIsR.-The Richmond Enquirer bold
" charges the Wings with Misrepresentation
touching certain movements in Mexico, and
declares that a certain proclamation issued by
Gen. Taylor in June '46, is expressive OF that
commanders opinion as to the cause OF the
war. The National 4~Intelligencer gravely IN
PRODUCES the following order, which shows the
origin of the proclamation-Rcyn"On Gasetts'
Letter ofthe Secretary Of WartO Gen. Taylor.
WAR DEPARTMENT, June a, 1916.
S1R-Ise send hsrewith number OF copies OF
proclamation inthe Spanish language, address
ed to the people Of Mexico, which you are re-
ouosted to sign, and cause to be circulated IN
The manner and to the extent, you may deem
%nroper. You will use your utmost endeavor'
to have the pledges and promises therein con
tanned carried out to the fullest extent Their
are also sent sOme copies of the proclamation
in the English language.
Very respectfully, your obH serv't'
W.. L. MARCY, Sec'y Of War.
Brevet Major General 2, TAYLOR.
Commanding Army Of Occupation, Texa'
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.TSeal Of the ethyl
May 7, ls47

LxruEoN.-The most remarkable case Of the
use Of the letheon is that Of a rich man in
New York, who, while under its influence,
had aextracted from him fifty dollars fora cha
ritable purpose, without experiencing the least
pain or regret"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-24

"shOrt visits arc tho best" as the fly said
when he lit on the hot stove
envy tail is ended" as the tadpole reflected
when lie turned into q buli-irog.
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The money coined in the United States dur
ing the fOrty-fve years. operation of the mint
in copper, silver and gold, amounts to $lS2,
100000,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24
Lalc7na Cordial; or the
ELIXIR OF LOVE.

7HVHIS is u sovereign and speedy cure for
a Incipient Consumption, Garrenness,
Impo,ency, Tncorhea or Whiles, Obstruction,
Difficult or Painful Mcnstrmtion, ,lncontnence
af Urine, COR Involuntary Discharge thereof
and for geueral pro,tration of the SYSTEM whe,
tl,er the Iesut ofinherent CAUSES or produced
by irregilarity, illness or accident.
There is moi shadow of doubt that this is
true, aud were not the subject of loo delicate a
nature, hundreds would testify 10 tho nnriyal'
led efficacy of this Cordial as specific for bar
renness, flour alhus, elects, irregularities in the
sccrelions, pains in the Kidneys. female sup
pressiuns. For sale by all the principal Drug
gists in Augusta, Hamburg and Charleston.
GJ Price, $3 per bottle.
For sale by Haviland, Harral & Allen, King
street: P. Melvin Cohen, No. 10 Hayne street
Nelson Carter, Meeting street, asd E. NJ. Ca
rey. Broad street, Charleston; t. Risley, Ham
burg; and J. D. TlD5ETIS,
Edgefcld Court House, S. c.
July % 6m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24
July %
HNOR ,I,e cure of NAite S,eelLings, serefuLas,

ENOR the cure Of White Seedlings, Scrcfuias,
q and other iumors, Ulcers. Sore Legs, old
and fresh WoundS, Sprains and Bruises, Steel
Gngs, and Inflammation. Scatd Head. Sore
Breasts. of ,cOmen, Rheumatic pains, TctterS.
Eruptions, Chiiblains, Hhitto,os, BileS, CornS,
aud external diseases generally. Ii is likewise
greatly superior TO any medicine heretofore
discovered for the clafed backs and limbs Of
horses; for ringworms, chapped lips, and in
short for every external bodily evil that may fall
10 The lot of man or beast. The proprietor Of
this noble specific can positively state, without
fear of contradiction, that it is vastly superior
to any compound ever discovered, or at least
thai is known in these days, in the cure ofths
above complaints. Indeed too much cannot
be said in its favor, for there is nothing more
certain than it's efficacy in the matters for which
it is recommended and the speed and percc-
lion Of its cures arc such as to have the appear
ance of being miraculous. No house should be
without this almost universal ointment. for the
inmates Of all houses are liable to scalds, scratch.
es, cuts, bruises. burns, corns, chapped lips,
&c &c. &C.; from any or all Of which they
can receive but little injury # they have 4 box
of Harrison's unrivaled specific 10 contend
with them. For Piles and Salt Rheum il sur.
passes all other remedies.
For sale by 7. Risley, Hamburg and
J. d. TIBBETTS,
EdgefeId Court House, S. C.
July % 6m 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Partition.
Henry Cox and wife 81 others
Jonathan ". Miller

Jonathan NJ. Miller
mJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that by
"a virtue of an order from the Court OF
Eou,y, shall sell at EdgeGeld Court House,
on the first Monday in December next the
following property, viz.
One tract of land, containing three hundred
acres, more or less, lying near the Savannah
River, in Beach Island, in the District and
State aforesaid, and adjoining lands of Ulrick
Reddick. Randolph Bradford, and others.
Also, the following Negroes, eight in number,
viz. Isaac, Miles, Randall, Newman, Ned, Dal-
ney, Mary and Ellen.
Said Land will be sold on credit Of one
and two years, aud the Negroes on credit oi
one year, excep; for so much as will pay the
ost OF this suit TO be paid in cash. Purchasers
giving bond and good sureties, and the rur'
chasers Oft the Land Mortgage of tie preml'
scs.
Among the above negroes, is said to be a
good Blacksmith.
will also sell in the above case, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Rosana S. Nail, in Beach Island
on Wednesday the 9Th December next, five
Mules, and lot Of Hogs, &c.
Terms of Sale, u credit of one year.
s. s. rOMPKLNS, C. E. E. d.
Comm'rs, Office, Edgefeld, Nov. l, 1S47.
nov. 3 5t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24
Eer. GeTdon's Pills.
GREAT ARRIVAL!

Sd ah Bushels or 25 600 boxes of DR.. COR
eDW DON'S FAMILY PlLLS.-The
vast and increasing demand for this new and
justly celebrated Medicine, and the numerous
cures they are daily etfscting in all portions of
the counley5where llley have been introduced,
of Dyspepsiase LivefsC Complaints and Bilious
Diseases. with their well known attendants,
Sick Head,ache, &C., has lndnccd the under
signed 10 make arrangements tu receive their
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and would
say to their numerous customers that they NJ e
prepared to supply them, wholesale or retail,
at New York prices.
D - per dozen. or "a cents per box.
By p. Melvin Calien. No. 10 Haync street ;
Haviland, Harral IL Allen, King street; Mel
sou Carter, Meeting street; E. Nj. Carey,
Broad street; and Amos Head, corner East
Bay aud Broad street, Charlestnn; II. Risley,
Hamburg; and J. D. TlBBETTS,
EdgetieId Court House, S. c.
July % 6m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24
HEALTH MADE EASY.
I'd H. 4, e. Hs % US,

VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Fl HE startling drawback on nearly all Me-
q dicinal Agents has ever been that in their
processo purgation and pUrIlica,ioA they have
also DcGililated the SySicm.-llcncc Purgatve
M edclnes have always been regarded as at best
but Necessary E1ii, Patients resortins to them
for the relief OF one disease al the expence OF
tanother.-To obviatc this Physicians have long
sought for an Agent that would at the same
time PURGE, PURIFY and STRENGTH.
EN. But their efforts were nearly fruitless,
and they had almost despared ol,success when
the labors Of science, and research We're re-
warded by i discovery which fully realized the
rontest desires of tile Medical Faculty, and
which is Justly regarded ms one Of the most i'm.
portan, TrumpIs that Pharmacy has ever a.
chieved.-1'his important desderauni is nam.
ed DR.. LIE ROY'S VEGETABLE UNIYER.
SAL PILLS, which purify the Blood and re-;
move all corrupt, and .vitiated hnmors, and MI.
healthy Accommodations from The body in man.
! ner never before rivalled, and which yet pro-
duce no weakness or lassitudc whatever, but
on the contrary. tone the Stomach and lnvlgo
rate the constitution during the progress OF their
operations DR.. lie Roy's Pills, in fact unite
those heretofore irreconciIabIe, bul most dcsir-
able qualities Evacuation and lnvisoralinn, Tor
they are ut the same lime Il STRENGTH EN-.
ING PURGATIVE, and PURIFYING TO
MIC.
The two principle ingredients in DR.. Lc
Rows Pills are WILD CHERRY and SAR-
SAPARILLA, so prepared that each promotes
the beneficial effect Of the other, the former
strengthening. while the latter, through lis uuion
with various vegetable ingredients, evacnates,
and puritics-lIlus they superinduce no torpid.
ity or lassi,udc o! the Digestive Functions, and
hence their operations are attended by no he.
action, ur subsequent Costiveness.
DR.. lie Roys Pills are the most active and
searching Medicine in existence They at once
attack the very root Of Diseases. and their ac'
ton is 50 promp'. thai in an honr or two after
they are taken the paien, is aware Of their
good effects They not only operate on the
BIood. but also on the chylc, Of which the blood
is formed. and this secures good blood from the
fountain head moreover they produce neither
nausea, gripping or debility, and as n family
Medicine they have no riral.-Pice % CENTS
per Box.
For sale by ]. D. TIBBETT's. EdgeGeld
C. H., S. &. july 6m "a
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EYESTIMONIALS.-Extract of letter
g from DR. Waines, OF Philadelphia, Fet,
2, lS4O.-" Your Pills are the midest in their
operations, and yet most powerful in their eI
iec,s, of any that have ever met with in prac
tce Of eight and Twenty years: Their action on
blood is evidently very surprising
Extract of n lcller from DR.. Henry Hall, oil
Quebec, L. C., March 6, ISL" For bilious
rcvcrs, sick headaches. to:pidity of the bowels:
aud enlargement of the spleen. Dr. Peters
Pills are an excellent medicine"
For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta,
Hamburg. and in Charleston by p. Melvin
Cohen. no. 10 lIayne street, Hayland, llar.
raj & Allen, King street; Nelson Carter Meet.
ing street; Z. NJ. Carey, Broad street ana
Amos Head. corner East Bay and Broad street.
Il. Risley, Hamburg and -
]. D. TIBBETTS.
EJgcfcId Court House, S. c.
july 2S om -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24
sept. s
Tyser's Agsle & Fever PILLS.

Tyaer's Agsle & Fever PILLS.
g CERTAIN. safe and etiectua cure for
"a Aguc and Fever, in all varied forms. AL
sn, IN excellent Tonic in Dyspepsia. Palpita'
lion of the IIcart, Loss Of Appetite. Neuralgia,
Nervous and other diseases, which arise from 4
weak and dehilitaSed condition OF the system.
.'1ft B-LHa0rc, December l5u:, 1913.
DR.. G. Il. TYLER.-Dear Sir.-lt is with
great pleasure tha. announce to you perfect
restoration of my heaIsh by the Use oil your i'll.
valuable pills. | had been suffering from
Chillsund Feyers for eighteen or twenty months
during which time took five bottles Of Row.
and's Tonic Mixture, DR.. Sherman Fever and
Ague Lozenges, DR.. Loves Vegetable Elixir,
Keener's Powders. Barks, Quinine, ThompsO.
nian Medicines, Arsenic, Herbs, and in fact
amus, all The popular remedies | could hear Of;
and yet received no lasting benefit. The c!'iils
were stopped b. Qninine aud other things, but
aiier a few days or weeks tlicy would return
again, as had or worse than before Towards
the Inst the chills came only every third day,
and these were followed by fever of such SC
verify as TO affect my reason and it was found
necessary for some one 10 wach with me un-
I'll the paroxysm passed off. At last procured
box Of your pills, and only took four 0t them
this so completely stopped the chills, that
have never had return Of them up TO this
time, (nearly two years. and near year of
this time was passed in the same place where [
first Caught the disease.
That my case is not one cured by chance is
p,ovcn from the fact that four pills out of the
same hoS cured Capt. Reuben Banks, so et-
(ccluaIy that he has never had the disease since.
whereas before he Offer suffered from it. Two
other person were also cured by the contents of
this same box, and they neither Of them have
lad n return oft although they both reside
where they nre exposed every season.
know several others who have hcen cured
by your pills, but it is unnecessary 10 detail
their cases. The hest certificates Of their eilici-
cncy IN CniIs aud Fever. will he n few doses,
and if they are as beneficial TO others as they
have been 10 me they may be truly called pub
lie blessing.
lam with much respect your obee't. scry't
HENRY BRISCOE.
For sale by T. Rislcy. Hamburg, S. c., and
J. d. TlBBETrS,
Edgeiield c. H., S. c.
july % Gm 27
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november J.
EISyyWM6ge ESsssd for .SMEe.
'vcniber IL

NATlLL BE SOLD, for division, by
~ consent of parties, al my residence, on
Tuesday The 7th December next. all the reul
estatc OF Joseph Berry, decd, consisting of
one rnct of land, containing (32l) three hun.
dred and twcnty-one acres, lying on Sauda
river, having the river as the northern bounda-
ry adjoining lands now held by j. S. Iiuiel, 3.
Perry, tVni. Coleman. and otIles s. On the
premises is good Dwelling house and other
out buildings. The land is well adapted TO the
growth Of Cotton and Grain, there is portion
ofwood land, seventy acres Of river bottom. as
fertile ms amy on the river. The farm is in good
repair. The above land will be sold on ! = and
3ycars credit, note and approved security will
he required. Also, 4. the same time and place.
vii! sell two other tracts, containing together
near two hundred acres, adjoining lands of
Col. u. S. Brooks, A. Fl. Coleman, VIM
Coleman, and others. The principal part of
said tracts are in woods, well wa,cred. and Of
good the best quality. Also, Com, Fodder,
Seed Oats and Wheat, stock of Cows, Hogs,
Sheep. Plantation and Blacksmith Tools, a
portion of Household nnd Kitchen Furniture,
and many other articles
Terms made knuwn on the day of sale.
HANNAH BERRY.
novr. I'D Pr AZ
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Notice.

Al LII persons indebted to the estate of Lew.
"a is Glanlon, deceased, nre requested 10
make immediate payment, aud those having
demands against the estate, are requested to
present them for payment, properly attested:
On the 18th Of December next, al! notes given
a, the sale of the property belonging 10 this es-
tate becomes due. AS am anxious 10. close
the estate, cannot grant longer indulgence. ~
JOHN ADAMS, Adm'r. -
novembcr2 At - Al
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O. After ten years constant experience in
The Warehouse Business, feel my.

the Warehouse Business, feel my
self fully competent 10 discharge any business
in my Enc, which may be trusted 10 my care,
aud after the very recent uEparralled deprecia-
lon III the price Of the great staple, Cotton. and
ms the Planters are alone able to stay the down.
ward tendency by holding their crops back for
time, until the present embarrassed state of
commercial affairs subside. And TO assist in
so doing, propose to store Cotton nj The follow
ing rates, viz-25 cents for the first four months,
:3Ti cents for months, and so cents for the
season, or 10 cents per bale, either Of whicl,
must be agreed OIL the day Of storing, or 10
cents will be charged.
w. P. DELPHI.
P.S Liberal advances will be made on pro-
duce in store.
Hamburg, November Pm al
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MO,EH E,

NOFHCE.
NER. ROFF. who held conditionally an in
IYA teresl in the right of EdgefeId District.
to Hotchtiss' Reaction Mill Wheels. (PatenD
has never complied with said condition, thero-
fore he holds no interest and has no right te
sci! or make any contract for said Wheels.
We. the undersigned are the owners. Of said
right, and q tight purchased from any other,
unless our agent. will not he good.
Mr.. J. T. WEBER, we auth0rse, with full
power to act as onr agent.
COTHRAN q MOORE.
March ]. 1S47 If 6
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Notice.

Notice. -. ;s;.sy ~.
a LII Persons having any demands against
"A the estates of Thos. Reynolds, SEM, and
tThos. Reynolds. Jr., are hereby required TO at
end in the Ordnary's Office, on Monday
the 3rd day Of January next and present
their demands properly attestcd, as desire TO
close up the estate.
NANCY REYNOLDS,
Administratriz.
august 25 3m 81
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SHERIFF"s SALE.

DY virtue Of sundfy wrils Of F'Icri Fa:
ID cias, 10 me directed, | will proceed
TO sell at Edsefieid Court douse, on The
first Monday and Tuesday following, 10
December next, the following property, in
the following cases, viz:
Charles Hall VS.. Milledge Galphin, two
negro slaves, by the names Of George aud
Spencer.
Moses Holsleiu VS. Mary F. Goolwyn;
David Shealy VS. tho same, three negro
slaves, by the names of Billy, Sam, aud
John.
Terms Of sale cash.
H. BOULWARE, 8. E. D.
noycmber IL 81 go
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY.
OcIober 29th lS47.

William Kay Z others AppI'ls. sSNmm0hS
vs I'm
Wiley Kay 81 others De1ts. } Part'tion::
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that the SAID
e Wiley Kay, Eli Kay, Hiramslay, Samuel
Christian aud wife Rehecca, Edmund MarlIn
and wife Nancy, and William Thornton and
wife Lucinda, live without the limits of the
Stale, it is THEREFORE ordered, they do appear
in the Court Of Ordinary onsor.beiorc the first
Monday in March next, TO show cause if any
they can. why the Real Estate Sarah Kay,
decd. should not be divided or sold, or their
consent to the same will be entefedof Record,
Given under my hand in the CourtoG Ordinary
The day and dnts nb2ve written.
JOHNliILE, o. E. D.
Nov: 3m Al