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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-22

LITER Il. HARDING,
co NJ NJ ON HANT,
No. 81 OLD SLIP,
One door 6elolU FrOnt-St
NEW YORK.
Advances made on consignments of Produce.
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UNITED KINGDoMoF GREAT BRITAIN

d >.
DUTIES payable under the Corn Bill, until th.
l>i February, 1919, If Imported from any Foreign
Country, being British Possessions:
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ton, Hale, Of M.
FOraYrvS Uporfo

MAILS FOR EURoPE-THE DEPARTURE OF THE
HRMANN.-Thls steamer will leave this per-
on Monday morning next, at half-past eish
o'clock, and her mails will close at the post Office
tomorrow afternoon, at half.past one O'Clock
In consequence of this, we shall issue an edition
OF the Weekly Herald tomorrow morning at ten
O'Clock, with the news to that hour, copies OF
which can be Obtained at this office in wrappers
We entertain great hopes that this vessels
performance will redeem the promises made By
her friends, and that her first trip will be all thai
can be expected of her or any other steam ship
We are strengthened in these expectations, from
the great ability the gentleman who commands
her. Captain Crabtree has been for many years
identified with the commerce of New York, and
has contributed largely to its improvement;
during the course OF his career as master, he has
built, under his own directions, FIVE ships, in al
OF which he was interested, and commanded
The Hermann, which Is considered by all who
have seen her. to be one of the very best arranged
vessels belonging to the United States, is HI.
last. He has personally Superintendent and in.
spected her building, from the frame work io
the finish of the cabin
Many have questioned the propriety of sending
her TO sea at such an unreasonable hour. ut half
past eight o'clock in the morning, hut we are in
formed that the company are forced TO do this in
consequence OF the tide serving about that hour
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that mealurgica industry within the last few year
made considerable progress in Bohemia The mnera
resources Bohemia described to be most extensive
and according the statement quoted have scarcely
yet been properly developed.
Cesare Cantu the celebrated historian just escaped
from the hands Of the Austrian police arrived at Iurll
the 23d utimo. .
According to parliamentary return, Just issued tn
number electors registered in Great Britain Tor loio
AL was 94l 473 viz for counties, DOL S29; Tor cltie
and boroughs 3S3li4.
The Russian Minister of Finance has announced tina
alterations will be made in the import or export tsrii
of the empire during the current year.
Louis Philippe vieted on Tuesday last by Jerom
Bonaparte, the ex-kng Of Westphalia, and his son.
It's said thst the Zaute curr ant vine grows well Il
Western Australia.
The amount of Exchequer Bills to be provided for thi
year il Ell GAG, 500
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From tho Montreal Herald, March Ill
The following list was freely handed abou. yesterday
- that of the new ministry. We cannot, of course
guarantees it's suthsnticity -
Attorney General West, Mr. Baldwin.
Attorney General East Mr. Lafontainc
solicitor General West, Mr.. Blake
Solicitor General East, MIR. Az Twin
President Of tho Council, Mr Lese
Commissioner of Public Works Col Tacrs
Provincial Secretary, MIR Price
Commissioner Of Crown Lands, Mr. NJ Cauoeron
Receiver General. Mr. l.. NJ Viger
Inspector general, MIR. Hincks
Speaker OF the Legislative Council Nr Csroy
The above IL from yesterdays Gassife IT.
was last night that, instead Of MIR Price tb
Sullivan Ia TO be Provincial Secretary, Mr. non NJ
the Grown Lonss a1d Mr. Cameron to w send 20
towards the country and consist mt az only la
OF the party now power to be rre.;d.n,
o. Won.s a cIuncD well peakr of the Uu
rerant n" :, slie to be Rscr iver General w
snthenticiv Ian our contempe, rary guarent. th
ths Tsct ~ these rumors but ca safely
Of nv country can verv well spare the
Is- NJ. Viger, at the council bosrd--Inore psrticu
~ at the cost Of El0C0 per annum. We would no
wish to be rude but really the apo ntmeut of the
ected Of Leinster savors very dsgreeaby of Turcot
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DUBLIN, Feb Z, 1913.
IRISH Politics The Irish Confederation, and Con.
stifation HaH-Erciting Meetings-State Of
The Country Iheatricals, &c. &c.
On Wednesday evening last, meeting of the
Irish Confederation was held in the Rotunda.
and large assemblage was congregaed tooe.
Their or the occasion. thavng teen understood
that matters affecting the general policy of the
confederation would be discussed, there WA,
much interest manifested. Among those presen,
were-W O'Brien, Il. O'Gorman, Jr.. John
McDermott, John Mitchell, d. II. Ross Bladens
burg, J. ID. Reilly, G. G. Duffy. The chair was
taken by John Marlin, Esq, of Lonehome, So
veral new members were admitted from Liver.
pool, Glasgow, Dublin, and Drogheda. MIR.
O'Bren read letter from the hatters of Dub,ic
soliciting the influence of the Irish Coufedera.
ton to impress feeling in public opinion, to re-
store the trade TO this country, and contrasting
tne tIahe o. England IN hats to that of Ireland
Mr.. 5. O'Brcn, In very able manner. euioo,zed
the workmanship Of the Irish matters. and all1,seo
to the distress and unfortunate coDdition nj Ire
land, and finally introduced the eubiect which
was to be discussed that evening, namely: III,
prospects, ofthe Confederation. He said he IVA,
sorry to say that his opinion of the bright mos.
poets OF the Confederation was considernb,
shaken by the recent correspondence of MI
Dully, Mr. Mitcheli, and Mr.. Reilly; that il wa
a question whether or not the sentiments con
tanned in those letters committed the Confede
ration in any manner that can render fs eficrt,
to obtain repeal of the Union less efec ina,
any others would have been; that the welfare o.
the Confederat, on-perhap he m ght say itsex
istehce-depenos on the question whether or MOI
the Confederation adopts the sentiments contain
ed in Mr. ,Mitchell's and Mr. Reilly's letters n,
then. laid before the meeting some of MI
M,tchelPs views relative TO the poor law. Mr.
Obrien then slated his views on the subject
gentleman declaring that 1t is his intentions I,
employ this Confederation as an instrument Ion
such purposes Gas advocated by Mr. Reilly
namely, OF maxine the Confederation an organ
public at large, to. resist the operation of thai
law) He then alluded to the next portion OF
the correspondence, which inculcates resistance
70 the payment OF rents, except when the farmer
mas an ales ed right to erpetuity in his land,
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EUROPEAN CATHOLIC Missions IN TIE UNITED
SrATFs.--A statement has been published in the
newspapers, giving the several amounts distribu-
ted by the Propaganda of Rome to the various
Catholic missions of this continent. Many Of
our bishops receive from four to six thousand
dollars year, from the generosity of tina, insti-
tuition in Rome, managed under the nose of His
Holiness himself No doubt this fact will create
a great noise among the various sects, and be
come the subject Of many fanatical speeches, at
the anniversaries to be held in this city in Nav.
But we are glad to see that the Catholics in Italy,
or in any other part of Europe, thus contribute
to send back to this country, in this shape, part,
at least, OF the vast sums collected annually in
New York, and sent to al parts ofthe world, for
similar purposes. tits calculated that the araount
OF money collected in this country, in one year,
Tor all sorts of Christian missions throughout
the world, is equal TO eight or nine hundred
thousand dollars. Why should we object to the
return OF the current of electricity in another
direction?
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From tba = md EnUIIsI Du,n,o,.

The American q. Londop News, FEB ii
IA Mexico He aers has declared hin, ssli 81. hams,
dspsrsion Issued an ordonnaus directing tbe
Q, Inc pAcpa provincial po,s s%a Inc occupation BY
the tazs until sn 10 carry on the rnmen and lew
snail sue for peace A 1.r ne ,paoDo of MEXICO
''' republic and proscIbea the sSsRortiss so .,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Miscellaneous Record

MISCELLANEOUS
SHIP suMArRA, Fe..nden from Batmore for Marseiles
shore at G.arda Veea (Almera on the night OIL "
3lst OF January.
York, which arrived l2h instant vessel tie kes
Is N, lon 81 w.
HAMBunoH eb7-The Carl Gustaf, Anderson, from Got
tenbarg York, toto Chrsansand 4lh ult, eaiy
and woald probably have 60 discharge.
The Paraguay, stranded Lister is sunk From
Of log ashore that shs sailed from e
Jsgo De Cuba on the Ism nay s Ss os
Ship Chicoa ClaIh.on from Boston (Jan 2 for Canton
Bremen ship Afea Boiler from Charleston for Bremen
Dap:h bail Ja4.tte. from Porto Rico for copenhassn
ton Hal: Of Me- -M''iso's"" ."'rv'vu 0arr New
Foreign Ports
HAL,rAx Nov la5Ar Bnapnia, () Lott, f,om Boston a
WILSON, Fredericksburg. 20 DIS; 18th, schr Atlas McCalen
CARpENAs Feb 2s-Bnk, Jubilee Cooling for Portland
next csy Tenpicion, Nichols, York dn Jane " ha
q9e: Gen Ia, Tor wig freight: Ann, Rubha and Tyos
Weeden do; bsigs Clio, OsGood, for Portl Ud ds Eve
liza Davis, for Baltimore ,ooe; Chs Edward, Wodirg
M SaaaeTe %g; Maria Frsemsn de- ;chrs Com STEW
ditch wig freight add others not recoIltcied
MoNrEvIDEo, Jar 22Brss Concordia (Dan) for ston
,,HAysE, Feb 2l-Arr Alexsndre. (Fr) Bard New Yo,k
May Eower, CIab,ree. New O,lesns; Mortimer Livns.
ss s. E Esi: Gs 3 sna Asa.
O. rouge, do; 90 Alliance Robinson do: Vesta (F) Sowby
Sew Or ean IS, Amazon Mpr AZ, do; Is Sarah L. uisa
New Orleans, 49, Pescatore do; H. Espindoa Basow do
Lcsdur-splendd, Crawford, for York. 9th; NY Lines
Orleans snon Turkna Williams do do; Ferri.re (Fr5 f.,
az 25'h Tagona. Rogers. do. March l. Pescaore (F do
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NEW YORK HERALD
Southwest Corner Of Fulton and Nassau 81
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR.

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Islands w receive their papers by epe'y vessel from ths
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ivtor but saarsny % ii. ssed iaitI.
LII P.aYMENTSto Be made u Advance.
b TMs EyEN ING
MONT Wool DEALER- BLAcKHYED sUsAN-ALL THE
WORLDS STAGE.
CHATHAM THE ArRE, Chatham .tress.-RrcHARD III
| -FovR MOUNTAINEERING OF MUNSTER.
,cIRCus-BowERY AMPHITHEATRE. Bowery-
| MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, near Br0Ome-CHRvs
RVS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. StNaIws-BURLEsQUE DANG
me. &C. Two Performances. viz: at and8 M
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BROADWAY oDEoN, Broadway.-MoprL ARTISTS.
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PLAN SINGING, DANCING. SC.
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SPIN
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A Correction.

HARTFORD, March II, 1913.
The statement in your paper that charge was
made on the New Haven, Hartford and Spring.
held Railroad for the transportation OF MI
Adams's remains, is untrue. The CONFESSIONS
Committee were also passed free; and any re
port differing from this, in relation to the con
veying of the remains OF the lamented patriot, o.
those in attendance, over the above named road
is a base falsehood. GRoRGH LOWS,
Conductor OF steamboat train N H., Hart
and Springfield Railroad
Nsw Yonu Tomas b. Howe, of Delaware county, &
huuk from thc 10th
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New York, Saturday, March ID. ls4s.


Circulation or the Herald.
Daily Herald, yesterday, march, .lsl69 copies.
Aggregate issue Of sheets last week. ,5A
Avsrsse of Daily, Weekly, Sunday, SO. :. 4e.440 :"
publication commenced yesterdayat m. before o'ck.
finished ct Ism. past 8 "
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n-rrs-tz-rmzur

Distressing Accident 10 Gov Johnson =
1t is with feelings Of deep pain. that we
learn from The annexed leller addressed Ia
a friend of Gov. Johnson at this place,
from one of bis llousehnId, Of the unforrn.
nate accident which has happened to thai
respected aud beloved gentlemen. The
letter referred to. is dated Limestone, July
18Th, 0 o'clock, p M. ard sIales the fol~
lowing facts:
IL regrei the sad catastrophe that rom-
pels me 10 write 10 you so soon, The
Governor lo-night in walking nui of The
door on the back piazza, stumbled over a
dog lying on the mat, and fell prosIrate,
breaking his left leg in too places very Sc
verely. The Doctor is just setIipg il. and
consequently the Governor is suffering ex
cruria'ine pains. The bones have cut
through the flesh, and he has b!ed pro-
luseIy. ] will write you more fully by he
next mail"
We sincerely trus, thai the i'jury may
moi prove a severe one. and that our hon
orcd Governor may 5000 he restored 20
the performance Of his important dulies.-
Columbia Daily Telegraph, July lSh.
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EsT. a.. FL. Esea4ange,
Surgeon Dentist,

FROM ,.HARLESTON g. AUGUSTA.
CAN be found at Mr.. SPANN'S HOTEL,
Cor n iew days only.
a few months, or lnngcr indulgence will be
gwen 10 all responsible persons. WHO NAV de-.
sire it. Tins they may fully test my "worh, :"
hriore paying Tor it.
Refer to Or. B. 4. Rndrigues. S'reenn
Dentist, in Charleston. and to many of the
mus! respectable hm!es in Augusta aud Ham
burg.
Junc2l % Il
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Tticgraphed for the Daily State Ga=efte.
Nap 0rlpanu JulI IL


An arrival from Tampicu reports thai
The Central Government OF Mexico hnd
sen, a force 10 take possession Of that
place, and that entrance was refused by
the citizens. Great excitement in conse'
quence.
Faredes and his confederate Jarauta,
are still operating against the Government
and are likely to give serious trouble.
The Government Of Mexico has appro.
priated $1,000 for The relief of YucaIan.
Paredes has issued an address 10 unn-
her of States for aid in his movement a
sainsl the government.
Fight rhumsund Yucaanos hnve taken
refuge in Mari.la and Campeachy to es-
cape frum The lnlians.
Worlh's division is still al Jalapa.
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.TOsaN Ed. CHASE, WI. d.,
EhySsCs07s egssaa Surgeon,

EB EGS leave toofler IIis professional seYi'
ISM-D cestothe citizens nfr;dgrfeld and vicini.
~ aud respectfully To solicitya share Of their
patronage.
DnciUr C.'s past Success in the treatment of
diseases Of men women and ,hllrcn. eiIconr-
ages him thus 10 ask the support of an enight-
ened community.
REFERENCES:
V Mott, NJ. D.. New York City.
a. Clark. NJ. d..
r. G. Frary. NJ. ID Hudson. N. Y,
G. Kilnbnli. NJ. D.. Lnwel!, Mass.
III. II Child. NJ. D.. piusfeld Mass.
N. B.-PrompI attention given 10 calls left
my residence. the house loruerIy occu led by
:. S. Tumpklns, Esq. by night or day, or at
the Pns Office by day. J. u. c.
Nav IL # IL
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Brought to the Jail

OF this District, a negro man, who
~ says his name is SIMON. and tina,
he belongs to Mr.. Bailey Philips, living
within ten miles of Livingston Post Office,
Sumter County. Ala. Said fellow is a.
bour five feel, u inches high. light COM
plexion and between % and 80 years OF
age. lie has double row of upper frnnr
teeth, and has lost his left hig.loe. lie
says he runaway about seven weeks since.
When taken he had horse, which, he
says no stole near Montgomery, Ala.
The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove properly. pay charges and
lake him away, or he will be dealt with
are the law directs,
A. II. BURT, J. F.. D..
July II If 26
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4 rich mans son frequently begins
the world where his farther left of, and
ends where his father began-prnniless.
Give your sun trade, and let him be
of some service 10 the world he lives in.
Trair him up to some honorable business,
and in due time he will d)ubly repay for
the labor and the pains bestowed on his
youth.
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nd,Palmetlo Reg iment, and conduct them
to the Speakers stand-that the oIdes,
Officer present he rendered The command
that The Oralion be delivered al II
o'clock precisely.
That the Reverend Clergy Of the Dis
trct De invited to attend.
The Cummi,tee then adjourned.
M. FRAZIER Chm.
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se. CAUSSEI 81 G
"TuE CRY is STILL THEY COME.
.2soye .VeeD e. CsteNk, G0oaS'


.Ysove .H1eev & Cteal, G0oesS.
l Case of Muurnins & Fancy Prints,
Some more OF those linen Cam. iinkts. l2A
Ladies' blk, silk twisted nett Gloves. 5O
white cotton Hose. (a good arl.) III
Pieces Eng. furniture Chintz. ~ " 2O
Swiss and Check'1 9lus!ins. % 3ls
Linen Braids, Tapes 4 Edglnss.
Groceries.
Brown Sugar, light and dry. ~ lbs Tor 5; Ou
beautiful. 10 lbs OO
Rio Coffee. sonl article. 10 lbs OO
Stewards Refined Loaf Sugar, ~
RdSin. aud Soda Biscuits, ~!
Lemon Syrup, very good. only. 3l5
And variety Of other goods. usually found
IN Country Store-which will be sold eqnnl'
" low as above mentioned.
N B. The above GooiS arr expected this
evening, and will be offered TO morrow (F"nr
day. -
July % 1t 26
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wibgelA ssoci:s tom

vTsIIE nnnalrree;ing Of the Edgefic!d and
Abhevile UIon Bible Asso alIon will be
held a, Horeb Church, on Saturday be!ure The
,hird Lords day hn July (ir'slanD aud days fol.
Iowiag. ChurcEfs composing the Association
are requested toact promptly in sending up
their delegates.
The Inroaucilry Sermon will b" preached
on Saturday, by Rev. VIM. p. Martin. nr hIs
alternate. Rev. " Coleman. The Annivpr
sary Sermon. o Sunday. at II o'cnch by
Rev. r. A. ChiB. or his alternate. Rev. John
Trapp. go
The FxpcniiY Committee will meet on
Saturday ut 10 o'clock
w. s. HARRIS. Sec.
July 12 q 20
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HEAD QUARTERS.
I'd Rfg'mCGrairy, S. C.. ~.
E.nGrrIELn. June Il. 1919.

y 4
EDGErIELp. June II, 1919.
ORDERS No.5.
In pursuance Of Orders. from Brisadier
GeneraIi w. GuyIon, an Election will be
held on Saturday tho 22d Of Jniy next. for
Major. 10 command the Edsefeld Squadron
Of Cavalry
The Commanding Officer Of each Company
in the Sqnnrlron, will call 10 his assistance two
Of his Subordinate Officers, and hold the
Election at each Company Rendezvous, re-
spec;ivcIy Oh ;e day abnvn named. between
thr hours of II nc,nck. 4. NJ, and ) o'clock
p NJ.
A. least one Manager from each Poll. Will
meet NJ Edgcfi-ld &. H. (the Squadron Ren
dezvols.l on the 2IllI the Monday following
to count the votes aud transmit the result
signed bv each Manager present at the count
ing, to the Brigahier General.
BY order Of THos. w. LASHsM.
Cot. ID Regiment. Isl Brigade Cavalry
lst Division, 5. G. NJ.
Julv q st 81
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NOaacG.

a PPLICATION will be made at the next
IA session of the Legislature to discontinue
the old Charleston Road between the Bridge
on Ninety Six Creek and The CrerI next n.
bove the Gin House Of N. L. Griffin. on the
said rnal
Jnly 10, 1S49. 3m 26
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Naficc

ailcC
"a S hereby given. That rsr>~.ert Legislature
81 will be petiiionsd praying fir~ 'aneniug Of
Public Road, near J. 6. Burnnlt's. !. run
by J. w. aud R Coopel's residence. into The
Island Ford Road, near r. e. Griffin s>.lhenee
across it by James Cresswells residence. on
through N. L. Grifiin's pIanta,ation. into the
old Cha'leson Road, near his quarter
July 10, 1SiS 26 Gin
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EHCcll Quarters.

EaCala Quarters.
Ell Regimen, Cavalry, 5. c. NJ.
ORpEas No 4.
n ELECTION will be held Al the Chero
"a kce Ponds nn The fnurIh Saturday in July
next, for Captain 'o command the Edsctield
Hussars Tronp Of Cavalry, TO f!l the vacancy
occasioncd by the resignation of A J. Ham
mnn!.
Other vacancies # any should occur by this
Election. will be filled at Tho same time.
Lieut.. Merriwe,hn,, r C. Mathis, aud John
Butler, will act as Managers.
BY or'l"r of
THOS. w. LANHAM. Col.
81 Regimen: Cavalry 5 Z. VI
jnne7 81 ~
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Public Notice

IT'S hereby given, TINT application will b"
4 made tn The Legislature for an Aci al
lncorporation Of Mount Tabor Church.
situated 6 miles N. T.. of Edsefied Cour'
(>tause.
'.>l9l 1913 3m 26
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WI HaFaon. accoinPahyIag ny reply 10
Georse Spires in the Advertiser las, April: a
mistake occurs: the printer taking "tico'%tor
ten minutes" 1t shonld iead la less than ttoo.
instead of "ten minutes" So reads the orl'
snal certificate; aud | am pretty certain the
manuscript reads so. fireman ked the mistake
at the time, but did not think The difference
material: but "drowning men will catch al
siraws" HUGH uENDERoOM
July 10, 1t 70
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n NOTICE..

Twas pressed on the 9Th inst, 10 give note
IN aehalf of Susan Taylor, for S7S Is cts. due
18Th JnY. 1913. to satisfy an unjust claim or
demand hereby forewarn all persons not to
trade for said note-as do not intend to pay
it, unless compelled by law.
ED ARD PERNENTER.
June 30lh, 1913. St "a
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Four thousand emisrants from Europe
arrived al New York, on Saturday last,
,he Sth inst.
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Bwsger lodge S0. "a.
i. O, O, IF.

~ Regular meeting Of this Lodge will
he held OH Monday evening next al s
o'clock, JOHN LYON Sec. :
July 10 Il 26 Z
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TO our Customers once
B36nbsP.

FEyO employ me To repair any work, is to
3 promise to pay cash. These are my
terms. am not able or willing TO keep books,
or ,u depend upon yoar negroes whom, yo" send
10 mike engagements with me. When the
work is done, send The cash.
G. L REFO, agent
July 3. Il "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19
STATE. IOF5SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

STATEtIOFS FSOUFH CAhOLlNA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~f "a a;a{INsORDINdRY.
DYiJOHE HILL. Esq. Ordinary Of
- Edgeield District
eWhereasfJoseph Patterson and Nancy
ForresthatH applied 10 me for Letters OF
AdministrafonsSon all aud singular the
goods andlchaltes, rights and credits OF
Wychie Forrest, dec'ed. .alates of The Dis
trict, Aforesaid deceased.447G tgcs u.
ish all and singular. the kindred and cred
i,ors orihe snid deceased, lo.he and appear
hefore nei atsoar5 next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, 10 he hnlden al Edge
field Cours House, on the 3lslday of Jlly
next, 80 .hnwscause. if any. Why The
said administration shouldnol be granted.
Given ndersmy hand and seal, this the
17th day ioi July. in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
lrrty-eishl andin The I'D year of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
July 10 2t 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

Which. together with large assortment OF
Crockery GLASSWARE Hats Caps. Bonnets.
Books and Stationery. are offered for sale very
cheap for Calh 1only Only Agent in this
place for Dr.. ayne's celebrated Family MedI
cines. s::E
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