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Washington, July 30, 1916.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
February 4, IS47.
My have had the best opportunities of judy
ing of qualifications reporter. have examined
reports of speeches made by Others and more pnc-
ulary of those made by myself; and assure You have
frequently been asonshed Win their wonderful accuracy
With wishes for your welfare, am, very truly,
TIL II BAYLY.
Dr
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no rur EDITOR or THE UNION.

We request the favor OF you to publish the following
testimony in reference 10 the facts stated by IN the
Union of yesterday, and controvered by Mr. Heiss IN
his comment on our communication.
Feb 3, 1917 BLAIR RlVES
MR..RIyEs' In M Heisss statement in this morning :
Union, he proposed from you purchase The ~ OF
subscribers To the Congressional Union. Not 80 " h9h
entering Subscribers for the congressional paper TOLD an
leiss that YOU observed 10 that You would BE- VIKING
give $500 Tor the list mentioned this NOT ms ntorizea
ly make the proposition, for had such autori-
". Major Heiss remarked, my telling MN whal you
had said, that he would receive any pay or compen'
lion for the transfer and after the transfer had been made,
when received some letters containing subscribers 10 the
Congressional nion he said he would rather have given
$500 than publish The Congressional Union
Yours sc. ISAAC HOLLAND
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Messrs. BLAIR ~ RWEs.

In preparing my reports of House proceedings This ses-
Tor the Congressional Globe, have nether copied cut,
Union.
Feb. 2, 1917 WILLIAM j. NILES
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to that "lisi, which charged To be totdi Toss Il
my friend should very much regret to learn that my
predecessor should have "ssnk money by any tralsac
tons between us But how an open book account be-
tween two responsible firms can be tortured into 'tota
loss" to one of the parties, when settlement be
made any required moment must be left to the ngenu
ity of friend Rives 10 explain AT all events, he mus
excuse for reminding him that it was he who took
the incpient step in this ''total-loss' affair He will
doubtless recolect that when purchased the Globe
and appurenances, he had in his hands, for subscrp
tons received in advance, the amount of 81 2si 65 which
remained in his possession from May until November
coincidence very remarkable, both regards the
and the object for which received We certainly did not
then complain OF ''the editors OF that print he Globe
having received the subscription money amounting to
bettcee teire and thirteen hundred dollars without pay
ing a farthing of il to US to whom it belongs" No
II reserved to the fertile. genius of excellent
friend discover that such transactions involve "ota
ioss" or that delay of settlement was equivalent to
''s,tak moneu" j. p. HESS.
p. s. | will not undertake argument with the
Globes reporter relation to the extent OF the scssorngs
of which any one may satisfy himself TO any "men.
tionable extent by comparing the two publications
But in regard to the accuracy OF the Onions reports,
which are under the entire control OF Dr. j. A. Houston
beg leave to submit tbs following evidences received
by that gentleman from many distinguished members Of
both Houses
SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. e. 1917
DEAR SIRE Your is Just received requesting me lc
my opinion of your qualifications reporter
have been an attentive observer OF your reports since the
Of the last session of Congress, and in my
Judgment they have been exceled in accuracy by
reporter have ever known.
l am, respectfully, your obedent servant,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
JAMES A. HorsroN, esq, Washington.
DEAR SIR feel greatly obliged you for the labor and
sk with which you have reported my speech ION the tar
Yours very respectfully,
August %, 1916. DANIEL WEBSTER.
My SIR take pleasure in saying tina, have the
highest opinion of talent reporter During the
long period havesbeen member of Congress, reporter
has reported me with greater satisfaction to myself
Indeed, considering of speaking, have beer
surprised that have been able tore
port me with so much accuracy; and among them, tina
to which yon reler-the Oregon speech.
With great respect am &c,
j. c. CALHOUN
DR.. JAS A. HoUsroY.
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JANUARY Z, 1877.
Such is my confidence in the accuracy and fidelity Of
reports heretofore exhibited, If il will put
the editors of the Union inconvenience shall entertain
objection the publication of remarks from your
unaided report JAMES A. SEDDON.
Io.,r
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have pleasure in tcsying to the ability OF Dr. Houston
reporter OF the debates Of Congress He reported one
speeches this session with literal accuracy and per
feet fidelity NJ. GROVER.
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Sir; Ny connexion with the press has given me some
knowledge of what constitutes reporter in its full and en-
arged and but do act of justice when say
tat for literal fidelity in taking notes, and promptude in
preparing them for publication, you exceled by no
porter in this country Respectfully, yours,
l.. c. LEVIN.
7 A UousroN esq. Washington city. ID. G.
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$l,9s5 90
sl.oo2 ao

II" FRONT rI ,UU2 40
So that il had published the reports, instead of selling
our list, could have made clear profit of
thousand doilarSt Without claiming for myself any ex-
traordinay ability foresight in the management of my
business must protest against the arran perdaney at
tributed to me By my postven negative frend-that |
would rather have given $500 than have realized profit
Of $1,000 1t IS to me nconceivabe why such state
ment should have been made, unless be the purpose
evade payment OF the amount. Taken altogether, this
is a very extraordinary business. | acted with Mr. Ho-
land on the faith that he still the authorized agent of
Mr. Rves and transferred the list under the firm belief
that fair understanding existed acted also without
consulting Mr. Ritchie who, when informed him that
the sale and transfer had been made, thought that had
perhaps acted hastily and imprudeny in the matter, and
that we had better have continued the publication Mr..
Richie was right.
Before closing this subject, may be as well to recur
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SPEECH OF Hon. W. w. PAYNE-The report of the
speech of the Hon. Mr. Payne, delivered some days
snce the course of the debate the naval appropra
lion BILL again unavoidably postponed, on account OF
the late sitting of the House this evening It will appear
In the Union" Of tomorrow evening.
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REPRESENTATIVE HALL. lih Feb, IS47
DEAR In regard to your reports for the Union, OF
speeches delivered in Congress, only say, that in
point of fidelity and accuracy, they superior TO any
ports of the same kind have ever noticed indeed, upon
some occasions have been asked if had written
my remarks when indebted solely to you for the re-
port.
have the honor to be your obedent servant,
VIM. w. PAYNE
DIR. HousToS.
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DEAR feel greatly obliged to you for the labor anc
skill with which you have reported my speech ION the tar
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August %, 1916. DANIEL WEI

Dr. JAS. A. HoUsToN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of sundry writs of Fier Fa-
cias, 10 me directed, will proceed 10 sell,
at Edge6eld Court. House, on The. first
Monday and Tuesday in February next
the following properiy;sviz -
Two Horses, one Wagon and Harness,
levied on as the property Of f1illery. Coop
er ads. H. r. Spann.
One negro. boy Jacs, levied on as the
property Of Elizabeth Cuiberson ads H.
r. Spann. ~.
Two slaves named Jeff and Isaac, levied
on as the properly Of Milledse iGalphin
ats Charles Hall, and others, seyeraIly.,
Eight slaves, viz Dan, Lydia, AmeI,
Eliza, Brit, Edmund, Sukey, and Judy,
levied on as The property of Hezekial'
Harris ads A. Bland, Bland g. Butler,
aud others, severally. F
Ten slaves, viz: Peler, Bob, Lark, Bill,
Dave, Tom, Charles, Sina, Beck, and
Martin, levied on as the property Of A.
g. Leeke ads Jacob bucket, and: others,
severally.
Two slaves George and Silva, levied on
as The property Of Stephen P. Oliver ads
Nancy Oliver, aud others. severally.
Terms. Of sale cash. 49,. 80
FL. BOULWARE, s.E. d.
January 16 3t SO:
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Euel..aE gOs.'s!s, Sale

VKTILEsBE SOLD.at Edge6eld! Court
wv House, upon hsdrstM Monday 10 Febrl;;
ary-nnert "a tract OF Land, belong 90 the esi
tate of Moses Harris, decd containing seven
hundred and lorty.iye acres Of land more Or
less, situated upon! Rocky Crsek; adjoining.
lands .ofJohn 81 Jeter; ilIiams padgett mid
others. On ite premises are good Dwelling
House, Gin House and other out blildings.H;
Terms of sale upon the above, are ore. and
ta6years credit, purchasers will belreql.lred 70
givestwo securities, and mortgage upon the
premises. ~ z; i;
,ALSO-A tract Of Land where Hezeklall
Harrislives, containing seyenty-si, acres more
OF loss, adjoining lands Of james Griffin James
Terry, and others. :.
Terms of sale upon this tract, are a credit
until tue slstJanuary, ,ls48, ,the purchaser sly-
ing two securities and mortgage upon the pre-.
misses. DAPiD<HAkklSiSEs ~. -
- 4oith The vii annsyed. !.
december 80 ~ :5t a.
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- 8 ~ Pr osPECTuS
'S'S' OF THE
Southern Baptisf Review,
PENFIEID, GA,

- y
MT is proposed 10 publish in this place. q
u Quarterly Review, adapted TO the wants Of
Baptists in the Southern Stales. of the I'M,
portance Of such an enterprise, we presume
there can be no doubt. Hitherto, we have
been content TO trast to The north fora large
portion Of our religions silteratare.-With the
exception Of weekly newspapers, scarcely any
publications have been issued by southern
Buptisis. with view of keeping pace with the
in,eliectual advancement oil the age. The d.
rection ofopinion upon subjects Of great I'm
portance eatd-oEpeculiar INTEREST," to US has been
committed to other, and often hostile hands !;
and publications lave been circulated among
onr churches containing sentiments adverse to
our institutions, and prejudicial to our christian
character. itis time that we should think and
write FOR ourselves. S'f5si
The Review will contain articles onlmpor'
sant subjects; reviews and notices OF literary
and religious works. as well rs otherInterest.
ing aud valuable matter. twill unpublished
quarterly NJ SO a year, payable onfthe delivery
'ofthe first number. :.
Toihose who take the Index, the Periodical
Library, or the hedenominational paper published
in the State in which they reside, II VIII pc
putat So 50 theyear. ,,
Four will make an octave volume oil oou
pages
The Review will be published by Rev. lo'
ssplI S. Baker, and edited by Rev. J. L. Rey'
nolds, Professor of Biblical Literature, Mercer
University.
The frs, number:will appear in April.shou
the enterprise meet with the, encouragement
which is confidently expected.
January 20 AT % 3
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State of SouthsG GaroI lima 3
EDGEFlELD DISTRIGT;; 81
1NTRE CO.Ntf0Nsl PEA s.:

AALlVER slMPsON IS NOW. ID; ;iIls;
W custody of tile Sheriff sof Edge6eta Dis
trict. by virtue Of surrender 6f ifia bai der
a writ OF capias all saiist al. iie
Of Robinson g. Caldwell, having fiiied 1Iispetiss
tion with schedule on oath Of hisN hole es;s: es;;s
tate and effects with Tie purpose oESh,aialiIs
The benefit Of the Acts Of the Genesal "a Asseni,.
bly,, commonly called the Insolyenk Debtors,
Acts. Public Notice is hereby That itis
said petition Of the said Oliver Simpson, win
be heard and considered in the Court tot Conis
mon Pleas. ri EdSe6eld Court Fl House, ,Sa ,hes
First Monday in lHdreh neIi, or oil such ottief
day as the Court may order during tile term;
commencing on The FIST III ondaY sitt sidYetr
next. al snid place and ill tie creditors g iba
said Oliver Simpson, are Hereby ssurnnoned3 z
personally, or by attorney, Then and tileIes 81
said Court, To- sIiew cause, irnny they ali !
why the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid, ssIoiill
not be grar ted 10 The said Oliver simpsan I'M.
on his executing the assignment rcqfaSfedby
said Acts. :. .ls,ss
THOMAS G. BACON, ;Sss c:Sp: Z,
Clerks Office, Novr. l9ih 1916.
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P0ffersville School.

iYH HSHE Subscriber gives nolice maj ne VIII
II resume the duties Of his School on the
second Monday in January, l547.
TERMS OF TulrloS as FOLLOW:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, with the
four elementary rules in Arithme.
tic, per quarter, $3 w
The above, with Arithmetic continued,
English Grammaf; Geography,
and History, per quarter, d Oh
heaboye, with Logic, Natural, Men.
tai and Moral Philosophy, Rher
orc, Algebra Geometry, and
other branches connected Eith
n practical Mathematical educa'
1ion-Aslronomy, per quarter, S 90
Instruction in the Latin and Greek languages
willie given, should any desire it.
The subscriber expects to have Musical
Department, connected with his School, under
the care ofa Lady well qualified for The dis
charge fits duties. Lesson on Piano Forte,
&C., will be given; :. -
s. w. KENNERLY.
N. B.-Board can be had in the village Of
PottersvIlle, at from S to dollars per month.
by those who may wish to attend the School.
december % .- If AZ
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Eortv.faime .NEGROES,

TO WIT: CATO, Rebecca Morris, pfissy,
Wyatt, Gabe, Albert, Deley, 5Adellne,
Nelson, William, Emeline, Lewis, Moses
Jackson; Claiborne, jr., Tom, Ellison,
Helen, Belly White, Pheby, Belsey, kiz-
~, Hannah. n Claiborne, Margaret, Liddy,
Sarah, Gilbert. Moody, Harry,IS Suckey,
George, Cilly, Sally, Moffat, Nelly, Peg
gy. amy, Kate, Victoria, Henry, Stephen,
Fanny, Britton, Edna, J obn, ohm, jr..
and Gianey; and also, ."tlhe increase ofthe
females among Them, born, OF iosbe born.
since the filling Of the bill in this case. -
The above Negroes are in tue, possession
ofW. ). :Wightdnan, Nv here Those who de-
sire, can see thern. z s,
The terms of sale will. be,-The Ne
groes, one third cash, and tho Balance on a
credit of twelve months, and The land on
one Sand two .yenrssin equal insla ailments, !;
s,he credit porIion4of the sales fIhe Land
:andN igroes,io bear inIeresi from the safe
deed, 10, DO secured by bond and personal
surelies, and mortgage 4 s.: ..:.s5.
Purchasers 10 pay for unnecessary pa
pers.7 and s,he prog1er.y MOI 10 be delivered
until The .ler:nso of The sale are complied
with. 80; S. ,CHRISTlE,s Agent
Edgefeld Z. II. Deer. ff22,@5l S46.. .s.zfs..s
January e. = .o.s So .5 At =, 50 .
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WDEiDr READm!1. READ! !.--Haviag
E6 nse,l FIEWES' NERVE and BONE
LtNlaIENT, preparedby JOSEPH T:ROW-
LAND, i scarcerify to-ils good effects. A
troublesome. rheumatic affection in, my right
shoulder of three years standing, was by few
appliealious thoroughly cured. Fifteen months
have elapsed. since its use, without recurrence
OF the complaint. Several relatiVes and friends
DO whom. [ recommended it, have also received
great benefits from its use. a general know
ledge Of its virtues would be the source
oflhe alevia,ion of much pain and inconye-
nience. With this object iii view, have
WITHOUT SOLICITATION authorised Mr.. Row.
iai,d 10 make use oflhis testimonial as he may
think proper. Tnos., ]. Hour,
~ 20l North SIKH street.
Sold Wholesale and retail by ~,
JOSEPH II. ROWLAND,
,.s,s.s No. 376 VI arket street, Philadelphia.
For sale by r.. s.: ROBERTS, sEdgeacld
Court House. s.. Gu - 3 -.,5. ~! 81
ianuary20 sSz=sss ,zzs,sS 81 So ;.
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Worm[s In Children Z!

Ofail diseases TO which children arc expo
sed, ,{noneareso fatal to them as worms. I'm.
fortunately, children are seldom free from
them, .und as they unitate the symptoms Of al.
most every other complaint, they often pro.
dace alarming effects without being suspect
ed. Worms ere not oniy cause Of disease
themselves. but by their irritation aggravate all
other diseases, wandering from one part Of the
body 10 the other, winding themselves up iuto
large balls, aud obstructing the bowels and fire..
auen,ly the throat, causing convulsions, and
700 often death The desired remedy will be
found in Dr. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge-which
will very soon destroy the worms, and nvigo.
rate the powers ofdigcstion, so as to preyont
return Of them.i
Consumption, Cough, Splitting Blood, &c.
To oConsumptives Four.ffths Of you are really
suffering; firm neglected colds, or an obstruc.
ZION and consequent inflammation Of the deli.
cate lining Of those irsbes thHo' which the air
we breathe is distributed to every part of the
lungs. This obstructions produces pain. and
soreness. hoarseness, cough, difficulty of brea-
thing, hectic fever, and splitting of blood
matter, or phlegm, which finally exhaus,s the
strength. of the patient, and death ensues.-
Jayne's E&pectorant neverfails to- remove This
obstruction, and produces the most,pleasine
and happy result. 1t is certain in its effects,
and cannot fail to relieve. .sgi
- r. S.ROBERTS. sole Agent, at Edgefeld
CHI, South Carolina. stiyi,gsSy.
January l3 st as91E, 81 3.
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Nherif's Sale.
FEBRUARY. 1917.

EeY virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa.
A0 c:as tome directed, ! will proceed &c
sell al Edge6eld Court House, OH the
First Monday aud Tuesday following III
February next, the following property to
wit ::
A tract CT land whereon the defendant
lives, containing one Thousand acres, more
Or less, adj joining Of lands Of John Marsh,
John Wise; and others, levied on us the
property Of Elizabeth Carter, ads. James
Cobb. :r3,,a.,
A lract Of land, whereon the Defendant
lives, containing TWO hundred aud seventy
five acres, more or less, adjoining Lands
ofJobn Lott. Enlsley Lott, William Bouk-
night, and Others, levied on as ,hs prop.
erly Of Stephen e. Whatley, ads. John
NJ. Cogburn and OILERS, seqerally. e.
Attract OF land containing. eighthundre6
acres, more or less; adjoining lands OF
Benjam Stevens, Robert Bryan. aud
others, levied on as The properly Of Bryan
Dean, ads. James 81. Richardson, and
James S: Guignard, Executors, Tor David
Payne, and others, seSerally.
!Atractsof land whereon the defendant
lives, containing two hundred aud fifty
fliy acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of Mrs. Mary Butler, Samuel Clarke, ,sand
others; aud also one olher ,rsclsor land,
coutaining one thousand acres. more or
less, adjoining lands of Samuel Clark,
Richard Hankinson, and Others, in Beech
lslaud, each levied on as the properly of
Milledge Galphin, ads. William Haines,
jr., for Charles Hail aad others, severalIy.
. Attract of land whereon the defendan,
lives. containing Que hundred and seventy
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
W.!itlock, John Whiilock, John
Green, and others, levied on IS The prop
erly Of ofLawrouce Willing, ads. William
WhiiocS.
A lot in the town OF Hamburg, known
in lhe plan Of said town as lot No. (Sl)
eighty .one, fronting on Mechanic srieeet'
(SO) eighty feet front, more or less, and
back (l20) one hundred and lwen-
~ feet, levied on as the properly of VIM.
P. DELPHI. ads. Charles Lamar, for another.
A tract CT land containing TWO hundred
aud eighty,aeven acres, ttiore OF less, ad.
joining lands of Samuel Gardner. David
G,ovor, and others, levied on as Tho pro-
perty Of Musco Samuel, ads. Wiley Glo-
yer, and others, severallv.
A House and Lot ia the corporate lin
its Of Edgefeld, containing four acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of Daniel abbey,
W. P. Butler, P. F. Laborde and James
Cochran. levied on as the property Of
Lewis Covar. ads. H. l.. Jeffries, Assign
ee, VIM. Rfunson, Administrators, and
others, severally.
A tract Of land containing five hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of B.
NJ. Rodgers, w. P. Fenley, and others,
levied on as The property Of James Day
ads Zadock Kidd and Catharine Burkhal-
Ter.
Terms Cash.
H. BOULWARE, s.E.D.
January 9 4t 81
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Variable Lands
EORzSALEIN5 TIE ,MOSTEDESIR-
ABLE. PORTION. OF b,
F,E o. R 4 I'd III.

YEYl4E Subscribers offer Tor sale uleif valII.
III able LANDS situated in Jefferson coun,
ty, Florida, lying, directly on the Ocela river,
containing about eighteen hundred acres. situl
ated on apublic- road within nine miles OF
Monticello "a Hourisi1rg village, also within 30
or 40zmiles Of market, ono. thousand acres Of
the above land is hammock Of the first order,
and lnrge lorlonof the remainder are oak
and hickory. On the premises are a Dwelling
House az by 50 eeetnut quite finished, together
with other necessary out buildings. The Land
is well waiered and limbered. There are 450
acres ofopen land OIL 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
indulgencea will be given 10 an approved pur.
chaser. IF desired, the land viii be divided to
suit purchasers.
JOHN ii. HOLLINGSWORTH,
D. F. HOLLINGSWORTH,
- NJ, E. HOLLINGSWORTH.
october 81 lf 80
Ut Tire Charleston Courier and GIennville
Monntaineer will give the above four insertions,
semi.monlily, and forward accounts 10 this
office.
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.ElOre .N;eall,,I 3 li4a00els !!

.". L. d L. Penn, have just received
W. from New York, a very handsome lot
ofFANCY GOODS, aud also q complete as.
sortment of Worsted Goods for Ladies Dresses,
Plaid. French Merinoes. Ombre Cashmere,
Figlered do, Muslin de Lame Shawls,
i x PLAID, do. fMezeppn do, Cashmere do,
Z = Gala Plaid, black Belvidere do, very large
and heavy,
\ Black Gro de Rhine Silk,
Double width do, very superior article,
Together with many other desirable articles,
all Of which will be sold heap.
november 25 II a4
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: STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT. s.
IN! THE COMMON PLEAS
Charles Swan,
Enoch II. DnYis.

Enoch II. Davis. 4ls-z
NNOCHT DAVIS who is now in the
EL custody Of lhe Sheriff Of ldgefeId Dis
nicl. by virtue ola writ of cnpias ad satisla.
diendum, at the snit of Churles Swan, having
filed his petition with schedule on oath OF his
whole estate nnd effects, with The purpose OF
obtainlng The benefit olthe Acts ofthe General
Assembly, com ], only called the: insolsenl
debtors Acts public no:iee is hereby given that
the petition OF the said Enoch L. Davis will be
heard and considered IN the Court Of Common
Pleas, at EdgefieId Court House, on the first
.,onday in March next, or ON such other day
as the Cour, may order during the term, coni-
mencins OH the frs, Monday in March next,
and all the creditors of the said Enoch (. Da-
Wis are berby summoned personally or by at'
iorney then and there IN said Court to show
cause. ifany they can, why the benefit Of the
Ac,s Aforesaid should not be granted 10 the SAID
Enoch T. Davis, upon his executing the assign
meni required by iLe Acts aforesaid.
THOS. G. BACON, C. Z. P.
Clerks Office, Nov. 30 45 3m