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The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
Thr Yankse.

No other man Is like him. h has been sad of him, that he Is made for all siua 's,s and manages to work his way in all places. Place him upon rock m the midst ot the ocean, and with his pen knife and bunch of shinges, he would work hi. way on shore He sells salmon, fiom kenhe bt e to the people of Charleston: haddock frenh from Cape Cod, 10 The pfsnters of Matsnxas; raises coffee in Cuba: swaps mules aad horses ioF nolssSas in Porto Rico; retails ice from Cummings and Aiden's pond in South Reading, ih the East Indies; takes nut. ton from Brighton Co New Orlsa,s snd South Anne rcs: manufactures muiticaalis for the G vernon of Jamaica: becomes Admiral in q foreign nation starts in coekeshei craft of fiji cen iohs, ioa,ied with onions, mac krel and notions fof Vs,ai aiso bAits his trap on the Columbia river, catches wild boasts la Africa for Msco nber's Caravan. yell. granite on contract to rebuild St Jaan de uloa is resay, like Leadyard, b start for Timbuctoo, 'to- morrow morning" himself for years from home, To sketch tn their own wilderness, the wIid nen of the woods. and ast's snishes refined Easove win tee seeming presence Of the uatntoie ed savage lndhodueed 10 MeterUich, he asks, .whai's the ne"sF Says. show do you do, msrn 1' to We D. ria Proseribes lhomPsOn's eye water 10 the man dArns of Chins and, il he pisases makes the scout. ing Souih'ons rich with cotton inventions. He is iouhd foremost among thosc vi ho sway the elements oi soeety--is the school master for his country and missionary for the wheie hea'hsn world lie is anequeiled in tact. aud instead of going over round about ways. starts lots for any desired point II perpetual tnoiioa is ever to be discoyer ed, he will be to be the lucky cobtriyer for he is the tac tofam for the worli.
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htShnsH al Home and A6sead.-- -Dssylas Jesrsid, in work called '''The Dreamer and il.e Ma.Le. thus shows why it Ia that lr,shmen work trst ana fight best out of their own county. The mere tact he says, Of eight hundred tiaeusand Pro,est ants holding al the church wealth of the coun.rv In quiet defiance of seven miiiiosa ef CsshcIrn ia m ii'si suficient proof oi their eompasstive help. iessnsss al bome. The reason wlsy they are s, much more energetic and practical ab, oad. is h,- caiise they are more free. Noi feeiing squasiy so al home, tbey never put out for any ilgti oG time their full amt undivided force. There has xiways been sea'e drawback. When they fought on lhsir own sronn tbey d'd net feel quite sure # they were doing right, except in isw extreme eass especially as So many of their own eoantiyueh were hshtng a ;snss them; and when they work al home, u is never 70 mueh for themaeives ss fs,s 'eif absentee landlords and mssisrs. Atssys fh~v have sense ei insecurity at hosls--absoaa R is different.
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sar. hs wss model anS an axanPlr. lavishiAE . the tenderness of his nainFe upon ihoss dear obae of his love, who returned n with the mast sineers devoted affection and b whom it was permitted to receive his iast sigh st that dread mamsat which must come upon Hs all. How terrible is this blow ie ,hems whe, but few days ago, were all joy and gladnsss, now sebbing in anguish over Ais inanim- ate remains. censeicas--psinfaily cOAseious--tAsy are never mote to feel the pusations of that heart which beat alone In love for them; and ss they take their lOnely way back to their home, how sgoaiang will be the thought that they have parted forever with the idol of their heartstheir psstoctor-tAeir father-their dearest friend, ,and that his place at their once happy board Is to be vacant forever. { How quick, Mir, President, Is the passage from the Senate iO the grave. How fleeting and trsnsi- tory the hopes and promises of this fife. And hOw fsi of warning should be this sad event. 90 sudden and SO startling. prompting to 'scDf eften to the injunction. Be ye also ready" fer no enc of tuscan tell at what moment that awful simmons may break upon our ears. No one can tell when the dread messenger may appear.
 "Leaves have their time to fall,
 And flowers to wither at the north winds breath, Ind stars 10 set; but all,
 Thou hast ali seasons for thine own, o Death.'
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HaBIfs OF AffHaRs.

HosEH, II s said. had such an aversion ,o n.,.,. al nasle. that he could never De prevailed os \, "aik along the banks of a mufmariar brock n.,. si'hsiesss he sang his o~n saI4sds, though no. in the gharaeser of lnendie ant. -e' ~
 siseiL was ss fond of salt that hs seldom ~sa, ~"hos. box fasi in his pocket, which hs m.ds sss 2. sIo.a lime to 'ims as men oi tho present day
 hiLros used 'o sii lssning back ob,sussly {. .. sasy ehsif w,sh hs legs aaag oses the eIho,x of |, He ifsqseHdv composed in bod in the mo,n,.., ea' when he could sos sleep sna was swsk. vAel. niEhss not one verse eoai hs aaks at Q her tl.,es h's Premsdhatei eifusioDs were essy, ~sth eersDa 'nHe'as and 9siTam. ss he hisnssf assd ts h&iieye hen, whatever the boar. hs rsBE for his dssrh. Yer to commit them 10 pspes. He would somss,s,s. aH'sse isfiy iiaes In . breath, and tbeo ,eanes tnem 70 half that nainbes. Thcs~ may sp,... l,,- Hes; but such uidss sssa,ss se,t of gse.fnss. whsa fclsied of what l. grea;.
 sHAksrrAsE, theagh es.e of ihs most xovxeoa. ei men, was great hxgisr. lie was oftsa kno~n To d~Pae w'lh shop kesper ios Asil an heus .. asAfiss of Psn"y. He gIv~s hcispas cs~s1.. fer
 poi.ioa ei his o~s e;sp ssuea, ~h.a hs msls. hun say. Fl ~oald call on iAs Disth ps,t .f !. haIf" fs's -
 ieose wrote his Might Thoughts. ...a ,rs,s |. skan sas esa4s1 in it before hias Htae~ ~ m
 i'chhy iS the reen, sr assy iist!a a.d wouia hA's tssn yiessa by tue other.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23

WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
 GEORGETOWN, KY HINDER the inspection of Board of Visitors, U appointed by the Executive; the Adjutant Gen eral being (ex-ofhciO) President of the Board.
 FACULTY. Incorporated with all the powers, privileges. and rights which are exercised by the Trustees and Fac ulty of any College in the United States. I F. JOHNSON, A. M.,' General Superintendent, W. F. HOPKINS, 4. M.,' Joint do. and Prof Nat. Science. W. A. FoRsxs. A. M.,t Prof. of Mathematics and Civil Engineering. II. WYcHE. A. M., Prof. of An. and Mod Lan- guages
 R. II. FORESTER, Esq, Prof of Law, Moral Sci ence, and Political Economy. J. c. BLAINE, A. B., Tutor. ] R. SWIFT, A. M., Principal of Preparatory De- partment. W. W. GArSr, Esq, Assistant.
 Educated at West Point.
 Virginia Military Institute.
 The first year closed with iS6 students. The ae- iiemic year commences on the lst of fSeptember and closes the 4th of July, with public examination OeiOre the Board of Visitors.
 Tsrms: Tuition Is s30 to $40 per year. in ad- 'aace. Boarding is Se9 h the country. or $lO0 in town. per year, everything furnished.
 The Cadets wear a uniform of blue cloth, at $3 s per yard. They are six hours a day in school, snd two hours on drill, Gin good weather.) tT An additional building. two stories high, with our very large rooms will be completed this spring. Georgetown, Feb. s, ls4S.
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.H f@.t st.a .s '.,.

WAmAa~GTWAs t9~AAay yf @EFtt sSS VI. slavery egisessen iR shs ples-e.-peHnsy,
 fornia cimims~~AEs. Aamemsp btll awnin--
 Aas. nenton-sTke prospects ef peaoe ana
 che Tcw Rewimeme biil~-@lmmwlMg eeimei~
 aeneS-The EaFoPssa Hewas
 Aflrr aeelpis q speechss la sAe Meo0 0ie-dsy-- ore iron MF. WIeg. of Indiana, the ether from Mr. GsnpfNcs. ef Ohle the resoialioHs c Mr PSLPRKv were lakt ea ths sahas by fhs decided vose of l30 yeas io a naya- Ihs negro qacstisa mpy sheve- fors bs esmnAaessa seuisd, antit tha aeN1 nDs ; Mh.Sa wsy he te-mofsews CT W'beneFeg GanplSSa. TrcK cf PALSREs wunt ta siis tp the bleeg of Inc soaths at the expense ef the eoanlry. 4xfxs
 AftaE that qmeetsen wAs AispessA ef, tAe meAee went Into eemaasttss sad iook VI the hia te Caat bounty lands to thosa whe soiaaseeslag prisatss were afterwards eeetd ol6rsFs bS taels eenpantss. An asaehdmsat was 4fEeiea gra6tlne knsinty lzhsis to the sesi~ra of the late var, which sngngad tie AiseLt,oa ef the eemmsssa sAlil H rv~s, It waa el- hts rrmaFks he throw the ehhsAnit,es ipse ccmval. s'ns oi laughter by of tsese missakss ttat Ue- caslonaIly occur In tho hNuy of areakIag He said, hls amendwent asay bs eAuea . huWs-hmR. bus tell yoa JeiSw et'sess. ,hat.'hera he was hrpnehs to dead Faisse hy she 10 e 's. #8F fl 9#a
 Ihe Seaaie was mostly 0oenplrd h aiscassion oa ise b tor asceIiaiang and paying the CAforn,a claims The bill pruposes ie appropriate @700, ,Uo0 10 deray the expenses of the late military aperA- ions iA Caiorna. aHssss sAs orleSs sf CSssszespss STOCKTON and Lieut Gel FRRMoN7 aud also go de- fray the expeRses of the cIyh government cstAA- lished by Com. SrocKroS in California. and all JAsl claims arising out of sad militia y operations and sivil government. Es also proviaes for cem- oissio to enqaire into and decide on thess olaimss hc exeiting molten ef Mr. HALE wus t>hsh ap. Senat0re doabslesa sappasea shsy hwA bad . susteic of sai1isient O lest thsm . meaiA any how. I was s~t hstis amused dsFiag tha diseus. sions ia the Sesate. ThaEsiay iass, anA when ss body seemed to }. h issfe heat. te obsssvs old Ballion He sza a his seAf TeAdlng cid newspapers, aud taking He more netice. appassniy, efwAa, was sxetting otsss. thsn 90 many eAildsea were play. ing about him. And sapposs he eeasiacFed ef about that much importance to the public. ,.'t. see a singular coincidence neutteaed N tNe Union, aader 1he obituary head. Two ef the Rep reseatssivcs ftom Maine Mir. CLARK and Mr. CLASr, who sit side by side in Coagrcss, each lost hs fsseE "n the sams day. who died at advanced sges. ca the 1 18th instaMt.
 | The news from Eurnpe continues to grow ia thrtiing interest. The impression gre is beetn- l ning 10 prevah ia some qaaSteFr, that eeaeral European war is inevitable. England and ireland are new the Pa.ticaiar ebiech of attention. If . successful revolution occur there, Europe will he d.senthTaiied. Ms
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
TO THE VOTERS OF PULASKI COUNTY.

Alttoug am candidate for your slHiages, for he oftice of Sheriff, shall not be able to present myself before you. personally, in the way Of "sisc tonsering, during the canvass.
 p4IisonSsp 4IisonSspdapt as am. for livelihood, upon my eAos uViis, : sss. .hla ir d;sra,aa xr,th ,.or' for so long time as will inter,r. ..siseen 'a's and the day ot election. Instead therefore, of oeeupying the time in idling through the town or conn'y soiie'tng the independent voters for their appon' md t necessary, and deem it proper, to se'O'e myself to useful labor and thereby endeavor ceive " 'e
 AS nave been resident of this county, from my any eoyhood. and am personally known to almost e'oPose is anything but di:repatabe, in the eyes of e .Vse ~ho respect honest industry, cannot believe :" Nai lessen the support should, under any cir. eans'ances, obtain. aa "e prosecution of my business, shall neces- S.sy Suy De absent from the county until few weeks .t oS .he election; when my friends may be assur-
 Inn. BEN E. DANLEY.
 L''''e Rock, March 7th, Is4s.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 GEORGETOWN KY

Nearly iaf q mile from ihe Military Institute. THE 10th year has closed with l20 pupils. The l 2lst session will commence on the lst Mon- tayoi March, under the management of the subscri- Cer aided by his former experienced assistants and Ei!l close on the 18th day ofJnly, i64s.
 Professor Hopkins lectures here to the Senior Cass of Young Ladies, every day, on a very fine .oem'eal and Philosophical Apparatus, belonging his school.
 Professors Wyche and Swift attend to classes in Latin, French, and Mathematics, whilst the Mili- ary exercise, in which they take no part are going On at the other institute. q feb. S-2i TF. JOHNSON. principal.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23

Therefore, the Msxicans, Ia order to eoatiaus the war, will have te arm and sqaiPs s3l Sappsrs and Miners, 2i40 Foot Artillery. 636 Mounted de.. 8 .34e Infaniay Of the Llne. $40 Cavalry, s5e0 other disciplined fcress5s.5T7 men ia all and lts pieces Of artillery, at an expense of eas miiiioa and some hundred theasand 0f dellafs per meash. juato, have risen to formidable body They al- ready number moss than 2.O00. and they have pas- fisans far as the district ef Saa Eslips.-- They have given the cry fos snsrchleal priaeiples. and are destroying ali towns throagh which thsy pass. The forces ssnt against them have not besn sufficient to queil the insarTeetion.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
NAIL ARRANGENENfS.

EAsTERN-Uia K0ckr0e NapoIeon. Due, Sunday. Wednesday. & Friday by Yam. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday. k Saturday, SD. m.
 WESTERN to Scotia, Tan Bren, 3e. Due, Wednesday, and Saturday, ,2P. m. Lave, Tuesday, and Friday, Pa. m.
 NoRTHERN-te Batesuitle. Dae, Monday, and Friday. 2p.n Leave, Sunday and Wednesday, sa m
 SOUTHERN to Washington. Due, Sunday, Wednesday. and Friday, 7p.m. Leave, Tuesday. Thursday, X Saturday, sam.
 To Pias BIsf and Columbia. Due. Sunday. and Thursday, 5p. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, Ca. n.
 To Hot Sprfngs. Dee, every Wednesday. 6p. m. Lsave, every Monday, Sa. m. To Perryriite, Danuiiie, aad T'opliasossUiae. Due, every other Thursday, 7p. m. Leave, every other Monday, Yam.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23

dabler In literature and the Rae arse, who pvid- ed bimself on his knowledge and proper use ot ths English Iangaage, came upon youngsieg sistiag on the bank of mil pond, angling fr sinners. and thus asiressed him; sAdotescens. ast thsa nos ep- deaveriag to ehtice the Anny rure 10 engulph iuto whose point is affixed . dainty ailuresnentl''
 "No," said the boy, srm fskia'"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23

Louis PHILLiprE report that Inc ex Klap vf the French had arrived in New York by ths Amsnca. had no foaadaGion ia truth. It appeass. says the Herald, that ol the pansssgers ia the America somewhat resembled, ia persoaal appear anee. Louis Philippe; and by way of joke, h.s How eosaeeSSs called him Louis PhilIbp@ and when the wsmen boarded the steamer, some was told them that the great dethroaed was an board. They mate their way 10 the city and eommunisa- ted the news to the public, who wefs induced to swallow it, because was so general, snt verily believed tha his ex-kingship was in New York.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23

ar The ansi-rent troubles have broke oui again ia New York. The Albany Essaiae Isusaat states that dsru,y sheriff SaTR was shot while atfssAptinR 10 serve a process upon some persens residing in the town of Tankonoc, Coiumbia county N. Y.. on Saturday last. Two balls struck hlm--one h the breast posing out under the ash and the other tn the leg. The wounds are supposed to bs mortni.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
4 Change.

'ery sooa new law go into operation tn the State of New York, which aboishes an old and long established rule of evidence The chasre proposed not to exclude any witness from tssii- in the matter st issue. This is A bald innav.,;n. and time can oaiy attest it's prudence It is tue, however that the old rule of law excluding persons ho" the witness box on seeoani ol pecaniary in- ,srsst, and yet slowing relatives Of the nssrfs, osooa ues to ee good witnesses, appears ridiculous 70 Piain uiaa. Nine-tenths of in world won l,i swear ' ie sooner for isshes or a son. thna for thsmselves- The strict rules of fhe common Ia ~ as civilization progresses aesd fIeqaensiy to hs changed, but cannot give our entire approvAf ,o the iaaovs'ion proposed tn New York. ft nsy work enormous m scaiei and pspury. Only step iartii. VII taemsesses be allowed to testify ia thelt osn behalf.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
~E2NMo~AH..

h. K. A. WATKINS has removed to the farm ',u recently occupied by E. A. Moosx Esq, half Da@,". Das east of the city limits. OFFICE at Dr. Inc 5'r Drss Stors, wLere he may be found during of anu at night when necessary; and in eases free nS gnncy, Dr LAuRiE will attend in his stead, "'l 10 oi additional charge. s''y Physicians. '' " '''' '-A'' ~ u'' Ion. ehders his thanks to his old friends and nat Of t5.;r S, pssi Asofs, and hopes for continuance
 4'ls Rock, Eco. Is, lsas. aIsu
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
-yrARKANsAs IAN N E R PuBIlsnED wEEELY.
 wpARUON A. GARRTTT, b FREE DOLLARS A YEAR Al IN ADVANCE.
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 .arsre oi 10 Iines, or less, aFst trssertlon,
 F@a .rd rtvTY CENTS for each eontinu- tu posIo os.s m lines, and not exceeding 10, to 5a Arts-9S "H. .,aare and hslf-over IS, and not ex- ebrseu % aa st two sQuares-snd in that proportion f ohssI aI's,,;sements to be paid for in advance, F Al -. |. ...nmeA by some responsible person. g paymen ;sS;v;Aoal account at the above rates, wnsn .a :. esO and under sl0O, in one year, dis Iaoan.Is us S Ss ner cent. will be made; and when tt Daas S ,o sI0o or upwards, in the same period, SSns, of ssl per cent. will be made. NO aedac.
 eVS~ Soweyer. win be made, if payment De deferred s.. ,hs year shall have expired nor wfM any re. T,. Tet @ hs made on legal advertisements, required saw to tosRPRHCTs ce P9UaS BY THE YEAR
 4. .reseSing 10 lines, renewable at pleasure. 970. 90 " SO 60 l" 00. .u .av.tisemeuts, or parts thereof, exceeding 10. nr cO lines, as tine ease may be-, subject to the s,sr.s and discounts first mentioned; and no con enu I i, ,hese rates for less term than year. No as,tion for occasional omissions; and all contracts a.IIS. = ,Ss year to be paid in advance.
 H" sTANDINa ADvERT1SEMEMTS. ''' months, s6 square, , q
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 Nh ,ob w,l hereaiter be delivered io any person r,th whom we have no regular dealings, until paid for.
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23

.-i < cut and hand saws; cotton and wool Ao. sa'' oa' corn and coffee mils stocks and dies: ss., aa,I'' coach wrenches; s,eelysrds; iron mo, ka.s. s1'es, shoe thread; peg cutters: drawiny sa h, nooks and hinges; brass top aegs; flies:
 Rsca,ess' batts, whipping paper, &e.
 Aps' lhs, lsis. -s "@' D. WAIT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-02
KE0ydaUMrr, Cutlery, SC. Sc.
CONSISTING IN PART OF


Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives, Rodgers
Raznrs. Scissors and Shear>, Sine Knives.
Butcher Knives. Percussion Caps, Powder
Flasks. Shat Pouches. Mahogany Knobs.
Curtain Pins, Cork Screws. Nail and Spike
Gmcts. Brass $nnlfers. Hat Hooks, Brass
Buits. Rings Knobs and Nails, Steel Spurs.
Tea and Table Spoons. Plane Irons Socket
Chsels, Spring Balances. "Emers rs" and
Rough K Ready Rhz"r Straps. Spades aud
ShovrIs. Patcn Scyrhe Blades. Collins Axes.
Rim Plate and Pad Lacks, Till Chest and
Trunk Locks X 'ob LafcIles Ronut Bolts.
Halter Chains Screw Drivers. Cast Butts aud
Cut TackS. Nail Hammers. Singling Claw
and Broad IlatclriS. Tea Kettles Trace and
Halter Chains, Sauce Pans. Sad Irons, Waffle.
and Wafer irons. Sterlyarls and Hoes, Back
and Hand Saws, Curry CouIbs. Drawing
Knives. Sand Paper. Pewter Fawce,is, Brass
Candle Sticks. Coffee Mills. Iron Bound
and Painted Buckets, Siters and Brooms.
Just received, und for sale by
CIiAS: a. MEIGS.
July 2G tt q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-02
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN THE COURT or ORDINARY.
EBY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary of
I'D Edeefcll District.
Whereas Mark Elhrdsc hath np-
piled TO me for Letters of iilminislra-
lion. on all and singular the goods and
chaltes. rights aud credits OF Rachel
Jinings lale of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are. IbereI1re. to cite ant admon.
isl al aud singular; the kindred and cred
lors of the said deceased. to he and appear
helnre me. al our next Ordinary's C0uIt
for the said District. Ia be holden ~ Edge
field Cuurr House uu he lllh day of Aus't.
inst. To shnw cause. il any, why The said
administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this The
lst day Of Angus. in The year of our Lord
one lI,rusamd eight hundred and forty
eight and in seventy third year Of Amer
lean independence.
JOHN HILL, o. r. D.
Aug 2 2t %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-02
From Daily Columbia Telegraph, 81 July.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM
EIIRDpk

From n despatch received last evening
daIed Baltimore, July 2SIh, we learn thnt
the Steamer. EuroPa arrived IL, B"slnn on
The evening nf me 27tll inst. bringing four
days later intelligence from Europe. She
had passage Of less than II days from
Liverpool.
There bad been an advance in CoIion Of
l.6d. in Liverpool, aud lie marker firm.
Th, re is also In"re news lrum France
On the l9lh inst. another Plot tn over
throw The Government had been discover
ed in Pars-the Government had mnde it,
self acquainted with full details of lIre az
fair, aud had taken rigid measures in an
ticipalion. Our despatch here terminates
abruptly. the communications having been
interrupted by Storm.
General Cavaignac has made every
preparation To meet thai emergency. and
has by judicious energy placed ,h- Re-
public heyonl danger. Fifteen prelects.
of nine departments. had been removed
from their slali,ns Tor implication in The
insurrettion of June.
A purIiun of the present government
are 10 favor Of presenting The suspected
members of the late government; while
others, including amDng them. Caraisnac.
firmly opposed any such proceeding. All
tie political prisoners had been taken out
Of Paris 10 detached pnints in !he vicinity.
The city was completely fortified.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-02
STATE OF SOUTH CAR LIMA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY

pY JOHN HILL, Esq., Ordinary oil
ID EdSefelI District:
Whereas Thomas McCarty hath ap.
piled 10 me fur letters of administrator
on all and singular The goods and rhatIles.
rights and credits of Alexander Stewart
lale of the District aforesaid. deco.
These are, therefore. TO cite and admnn-
isIl all and singular, the hin'lch and credi-
tors of the said deceased, !" he and appear
before me, AT our Ipxr Ordinary's Court
fur The said District, to be holden al Edge
field CuurI House un the ll'h day OF
August aex,, to show cause, il any,. why
The said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, Ibis 2Slh
day of July in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and (ory-
eight and in the seveuIy.lhird year Of
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D..
Aus2 2t 2S