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OS----- --....-- vI,s W. ~ IsOS In-
terrain the slightest doubt, and as little
that the degree of benefit would induce
them 10 repeat the dose Of clay each
succeeding year, until their sandy soil
had been converted into a srndy loan,
and had impaired 10 it The mechanical
capacity of holding manure, retaining
moisture, and Of performing every func>
tion belonging 10 fertile soil-and we
need not add, that one placed in that
condition, it would be an easy matter to
continue it by a judlcious rotation Of
crops and the use of the mineral ma
nureS, as lime and plaster and their ad-
iunct clover. Indeed, if it were no'
that we no not wish to alarm our friend,
by asking too much of him, we would
say, that he should spread annually, ov-
er the field Of sandy land, while it may
be undergoing the process Of being ma
nured and cIayed, al least twenty bush,
els 0ii lime, until he shall have reach
ed our maximum quantity, of 100 bush>
els 10 the acre; the lime Of course, TO
be spread on the surface after the clay
and manure compost had been plough
ediu. Where a sandy surface soil
may rest upon a hard pan or clay sub
soil, the labor Of hauling may be saved,
by ploughing deep, and then cross
pInughinc so as 10 mix the two different
soils together. THIS d0uc, let the field
be thoroughly narrowed and cross har-
rowed, then nut on tfc Aanure, plough
it in and harrow; 'hen bread on from
25 to 30 bushels Of lime. We arc cog
infant OF field OF exhausted sandy land
which has been restored to fertility in
this way, without the least injury result
ing from turning up the so much dread
ed sub-soil. The operation was per-
formed in the fall, the field was planted
in corn the succeeding spring--yielded
we'll, was seeded in wheat the ensuing
autumn, gave fair product, had Glow,
er seeded on the wheat, which produced
good c: :op Of grass, and by judicious
management since, the fertility of the
soil has been cotinued.
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place. A. A 1921, ) Statutes, 1876.
Resolved, That the act altering the fourth
| section Of The Constitution of the State Of s.
Carolina be herewith published. to wit. Eve
ry free white man Of the age Of twenty.one
years (paupers, non commissioned officers,
and privates OF the army Of the army Of the
United States excepted) being citizens Of the
State, and having resided therein two years
previous 10 the day Of election. and who has n
free hold of fifty acres fland or q town lot, Of
which he has been legally seized and possessed
at least six months before such election, or not
having such freehold or town lot hath been n
resident in the election district in which he Of
fcrs to give his vote before the election six
months, shall nave right 10 vote for mem.
Der or members to serve in either branch of
the Legislature, for the election district in
which he holds such property or residence.
Resolved, That the TWO years residence re-
quired by the Constitution in voter, are the
two years previous to the election, and the six
months residence in the election district, are
the six months Immediately preceding the
election, but ifany person has his home IN
Ihe State, he does not lose the right of resi-
dence by temporary absence with the ln,en-
ton Of returning but if one have his home
aud family in another State. the presence of
such person, although continued for two years
in the State, gives no right to vote.
Resolved, That Managers of Elections are
authorized and required under the general law
10 hold and conduct elections for Clerk, Tax
Collectors, Commissioners Of the Poor. and
other District Officers, whenever vacancies oc.
cur, (as provided by law. and that it is unne.
cesary for this Legislature 10 give special direc.
ri"ns in relation 10 the election Of said District
Officers.
Resolved That the Managers Of Elections
throughout the State be and are hereby ell
joined to use the utmost diligence, care and
promptneSs in diScharging these duties in ma
king correct and full returns, and enforcing
the laws and resolutions provided for their
guidance, so as to enaure fair and valid eec.
lions, and preserve the purity Of the elective
franchise.
Resolved. That it shall be the special duty of
the Managers TO report 10 the Solicitors all ri.
olatiuns Of the election law, and all cases Of
bribery and corruption, and 20 use their best ef-
forts to bring the offenders TO justice.
NJ. FRAZIER, Manager.
July ~, 1913 St 25
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DIR. w OOD.RUFF'sz
nKS ENTERY CORDIAL.-

sTHYHE well tried and generally approved
-E- remedy for Dysentery DiduhGa, Gripping
aud Summer Complaints Of Children. e ~:
From the late Capt. Holmes, Georgia Reg't
Brazos SanJago, Jmy24, I8l6'-.Dr. Wood
ruff-Fowe aliapulogy FOR not acknowledging
before tie receipt of a box Of your Dysenlery
Cordial, which, you had the kindness to send
me while in Columbus, for lhe use ofmy corps.
have found it q most valuable medicine, and
only regret that 1 have not a supply of%it.-
Wherever my men have followed directions,
they have invariably. found relief. We have
suffered and are suffering much from Dysen-
tery, occasioneJby the wretclled water we have
to drink, bnt your Cordial is. restoring all TO
their wonted health and vigor. With my sin.
cere thanks for your kindness, and best " wishes
lor your success, am your obedent serv't.
: Co. =, ...-....... ISAAC HOLMES,
- Captain Macon Guards
Gcorgeioun. Randolph Co Geo., June 18th,
1876 Woodruff Sir-The demand for
your Dysenlery Cordial isso great, that |
want you 10 send by the stage. on Tuesday
four dozen bottles. General Sborter's overserr
informed me the other day that he had used it
in some fifty cases with entire success. In fact
every person lrave sold it 10 is very much
pleased. II certificates are Of any use 10 you
lean get any number for you. -, ..'- g. :E.a~
Very Respectfully -., D. MORRIS. ~
For sale by gr. R, s. ROBERTS.
Aug I6 =. s..-..' 6m 80
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!
E3r. sBGyale's Tonic, V'ea'a11ts
.-sI-,y.-. . 49, .- flFOD.sy,. .r- .-..,, ~ ,.

EE1HE most pleasant as well as the mosl
cer,riu remedy for w WOrlns /; which is
perlectl, safe, and go pleasant that children
win not refuse 10 tnke il. il etlectually de-
slroys Worms, neutlalizes acidity or sonrness
of flhe strrnach. increases appetite, and acts as
n general and permanent tonic, and is there
GDie exceedingly bemeficlal'in intermittent and
remir,enl evers, indigestion, &C., and is GER
tain aud pernianen cure for FEVER and AGuE
1t nnt only destroys Worms and invigoTates
the whole system, but it dis<olves the supera,
bundant slime or mucous s" prevalent III the
stomach and bowels of children, more espe-
cially of those in bad health. THIS mucous
forms the bed, or nest. in which worms pro.
duce their young; and by removing It, It is
impossible for them foreman III the body.
1t is harmless in its effects, on the sys'
tenn, and The health of the patient Is always
improved by its use, even when no worms
are discovered Numerous certificates OF lis
usefulness have been leceiYLd, which ite pro-
prielor does not consider necessary TO opuolISh'
In fact he is in daily receipt OF letters oil cons
mendaiion from various parts OF the country
not only in regard 10 its superiority in the eX-
pulsion Of worms, but also OIL account OF ITS
valuable as properties as pleasant tonic and
Strengthening medicine.
Josiah Thompson, near Salem. N. J. adj
ministered this Vernifuee to child between
two and three years old, and says that ia few
days she discharged one hundred and twenty
seven large worms! .. .HI
: Mr.. J. A Leurz, OF Penn Township Savings
Institution, in this city, gave it to one OF bis
chidren; and says that after The sixth dose 1t
brought away about fifty worms at once, .hye
and six inches long. 81 -,&
Mr.. Ferdinand Woodruff used two bottles
OF this Vermifuge for Dyspepsia, and in the
course of Two weeks discharged upwards of
thirty pieces of Tape worm, and was thereby
perfectly cured. ... -. -: =,
Another gentleman of this city had II ad.
ministered to his little daughter, about three
years old, wien she had number Of dischar-
ges from her bowels composed entirely OF lito
tie white thread worms. He said l!:ay came
away from her, not only. b hundreds, but may
truly say, by. thousands. separately and in solid
balls as large as hickory nus, composed en-
tirely OF dead worms" .-...a, -. = 90 r,,-
For sale by R. S. Roberts, nnly Agent IN
this place for the sale Of DR.. Jaynes ce!ebra,
ted Family Medicine.
July 26 Co.,. ..., 6m ILL.,. q
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Election Resolve.

M ESOLYED, that the elections 10 be tol
& 8, den OH the second Monday in October
lexl, and the day following for Senators and
Representatives in the State Legislature shall
be held dt the following places and conducts
ed by the folluwlng persons: :ls-.E.r, s';s%
- FOR EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. g.
At Court House. Mt. Frazier, james a.
Williams anu James Sullivan. - e.. ..g-s:--a .z
:. Longmire's.. jasper H.. .Yeleel, J. +. Per
rim and J. Andersom.,,a 80. -. .I@9,
Ridge. Staumore Watson. Abmer ;,Asbel'
and Gabre! Homes. ~ -. ~,
Golfers. Joseph Bussry. P II. Elan, aud
S. Brondwatcr. -. 5 s-s.:~,se.-.z-c
Cherokee Ponds. S. w. Gardner, James
Curry and D. Shaw. %. - -.-;;,la !
Prne House. J. II. Krksey, G. w. Jo"es,
and a. Miles. .--., .-.' s.,,...-s.a ..
Towle's. Oliver Towles, Hiram May and
George W. Holloway: = 80
Dnnton's. Alvin McDaniels, John Cheat
ham and j. I. Burrows. '., ..-...-.....
Shephard's Geo J. Sheppard, Sebron
Stanaker, and D.. w. Devore. ........
SmiIey's. S. Nicholson, Wright Addams
and D. Strother. -"
Hamburg George Parrot, Robert Ander.
son and Levi Hill.
Mount Willing. A. Simkins, - Sollee,
Manchester Pauget.
Richardson's George Strother, John NJ
Wit, and james L. Hill.
CoIemans. Ira Cromey, a H. Coleman
and J. NJ. Maynard.
Parks's. Elias Robertson, Mitchell Wells
and L. Tucker.
Perrys. George Herriot, J.. Wise and D
Coleman. .-- -.
Moore s. Wm. P. Andrews, T. G. Martin
and Willis Ross.
Sharterfeld VIM. 9uattlebum, John Mil
Ter, and John Snegroye. "a.
Aliens. w a. Turner, Russell Edison, and
Thomas Jones.
GranitviIIe. S. Wise, James Powell anc
John Glover.
Longs. w. c. Mitchell, jr.W. L. John.
son and Felix E. Brodie.
Nails. 1T. Gurdner, John Everett and vi
rick Reddick.
Durll's. VIM May, John Dorm and Alfret
May.
RandaIrs. Collin Rhodes, w N. Swear
eugen aud A. Hatcher
Boulwares. ]. Edison, John Lon and VIM
Merchant.
Red Hill. ]. N. Clark, Lee Holsten ant
D. F.. Bnssey.
RocheIps. J. Blackwell, Sterling Freeman
and w. e. Robinson.
Kreps's. R. Gregory, Elias S. Kreps anc
A. kreps.
Reinhar,'s. Ezekiel West. Fred. Kinarc
and HartwclI RiZer. d.
Whille's. Ambrose Whittle, Jesse NJ. Nal
| pass and John T. Mitchell.
Howard's. C. FL. Chamberlain, E. c
Bland and J. A. TaIbert
The Election to be held two days, at eacI
place, Managers TO meet at the Court House
on the Wednesday following, count the vote
and declare the election.
Six Representatives and Tax Collector tc
| be elected. .N.
Ifany manager shall knowingly receive al
ilegalvo1e, or shall refuse to receive lega
one or shall neglect y refuse TO attend 10 tht
election, or shalcount the ballots before tht
proper lime. or at any other than the ,prope
place, he shall be liable to penalties. A A
| l7l6. Sd Stat $50, and A. A. 1921, Sd Stat
| l38, and A. A. 1859, A Stat. l00.S
"'---~""H oTe an'h --:--"f q" administer oath:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Jacob Pow

Jacob Pow } Bill for Partition of
...,.. rS. ,.. the Estate Of John
Philip Pow and others. Po,O, deceased.
r II appearing to my satisfaction, that John
4 Stoakman and Rebecca his wife John
Reynolds and Ann his wife, William Spann,
Philip Spann, William Edwards Shep
herd and Sally his wife, late Sally Edwards,
and Lewis Edwards, some Of the Defendants
in this cause. are without the limits Of this
State; Ordered tha, The Defendants aboye-
named do appear in this Honorable Court,
and plead, answer OF demur 10 the sam Bill
within three months from the publication Of
this order, or the said Bill, will be iuken pro
ccntcSSo against them. q s,gv-s .., i. ). i,
S, S. TOMPKINSr C. E. Z, D.
Commissioners Office. July 10Th, ,l548.
July II g. ~, SIN a.. e. 25
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RECEIPT Fer DRIED BEEF.-Take
eight ounces Of common salt, two oun-
ceS Of common salt, two ounces Of salt
petre made in brine; this quantity to
be applied to ten pounds of beef it
should lay in the brine four weeks, and
then be hung up in the kitchen or some
Other warm apartment to be become
dry. In order TO preserve it from in
sects in summer, it should be lied up in
linen cloth. The receipt was given by
a farmer in Mass, and the beef cured
by it was the. finest description, 3 T.
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r /: Ets5f z Take Notice. q a
STATE gSOUTH$G $GARoLiNi.
r. y ABBLVILLE DISTRICT: 81

- .ABBLVlLLE DISTRICT..set "a ~ ~
W1ETEEREAS. the last w and Testament
Wv Of Edward Collier deceased ( was adj
united to Probate, in common form, in Oidina-
ry, on 25th May last and there beng no proper
or legal Executors to The said Will dnd Pes
titionan Suggestion being presented edand fled
by VIM. Z. Collier and Others, slegatees next
of kin, requesting the Ordinary To carry outthe
provision Of the said Will as requised ibyslha
Actsof Assembly, passed 1916 lin such cnses;
therefore, an order was passed on said peiitian
granting the prayer thereof yand the estate Isl
now III the custody of David LesIys 0rdiaary
of Abbeviile District for Administrations.
All persons, ,iberefoie !. la2ina dennnnd aeaiiss
tiesatAestatr syill pTescnt their notes or other
8iiiieh evidences Of iudehi edness, together
with true copy hereof 4 and; those who have
accounts againstlhe estate will have them s1ro<
ven. as the ld,o 7egtsiTes meTcfenisdnd shopkecps
ers to prove their accounts on suits Instituted ia
The Court Of Common Pleas, viz. that no part
thereof was paid in The lifetime of the testaicr
by settlement, discount or Otherwise nor since
his death, and that all discounts, have beenaL
lowed 1.-.7,, -, .. ;;--3- ~ u. -
al demands whatever must be. presented
without failure on or before Tile, first day.of
December next and all those indebted TO the
estate Except those who have running accounts
at the Blacksmith shops. mills, &c for Tie pre-.
sent year, who will be required 10 settle by the
25ih Of December) must make immediate pay.
men., as no indulgence can be given; for asaI
the residue and remainder Of the estate will be
sold this ensuing fall, it becomes necessary 10
know by that time the full extent of the debts,
in order that the Executor may turn over the
specific legacies without future liabilities.
.,. DAVID LESLEY, o. a. D.. & Ex'or.a
. June IA 70 10, =, l2wa 32Igs
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WHAT is THE BEST MANURE
FOR SANDY LAND 2 -.

Without pretending 10 say ''What is
the best manure for sandy land, we will
content ourself with observing that il
we had our choice Of .tw enty double
horse cart loads Of stable manure, and
ten loads ofNrginia clay, and len loads
Of stable manure, which had been well
mixed together, we should prefer lke
latter compost. The clay portion be-
side acting as an amender of the tex
1ure Of the soil, thereby partially i'm
parting TO i: the capacity to hold ma
nure and retain moisture, two most de-
sirable qualities, would in all probabil>
ity, add 10 it no inconSidcrab'c portion
Of potash, substance proved TO form
one of the constituents of most clayS-
and whose agency in the formation OF
the siicate of potash, is essentia! in all
soils, as the outer crust of all grasses
and grains cannot he constituted well
without il. The flint like substance
apparent upon the face of the corn stalk.
and on the straw Of the small grains is
thus constituted, Without, therefore,
potash be present in the soil, 10 dissolve
silica, combine with it and form an rs
sential compound named above; it would
be lalacious to expect the grains emu
merated above, to stand erect and pei
form their respective offices Of bearing
fruit. So far as the formation of this
silica,e Of potashmay be concerned, an
application Of unleached ashes would
answer, as the potash contained therein
would very effectually opperate to pro.
.duce the same desirable effect; but as
full supplies Of ashes can only be oh
tanned in the immmedate neighbolhood
'oflarge cities, the substitution OF virgin
clay for them may become matter Of
grave conclusion.
We do not pretend ioa1ii nj That ten
loads of such clay rs we have mention
ed, would bc an ample dose TO bring
.abouta permanent amendment Of an
acre Of dry soil; neither do We affirm
that such quantity would yield sufii-
cheney of potash, because we do no,
subscribe q either one or The other ol
these opinions, and only desire 10 nrgc
our preference for il as an alternative
choice. To give the proper consistence
and tenaeity to sandy soils. would re,
quire many repetitions of the dose oI
clay which we have prescribed,5 which
quantity has been named by US, from
thedesire we feel not TO impose Toe
onerous laborupcn our agricultural >bre-
thren at any one time, prcferring that
theirworks ofmelioration shouldbe per.
formed by gradual stages, and thus re-
:lieyed ofthe objection of TOO much Ia
bor, which is often urged with the
show Of pIausibility. -. a:.~ >.
-
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GROCERY AND COTTON D
BUSINESS sc y {.

TMHliE SabsrrBer having fe,1Ynsd f2oHf
ID Mexico. and having resumst The G5sOs
Gerry IL COTTON BUSINESS iliiflafns
burg, iias taken the srand lately occnpied B;y
u. L. Cunningham, secotid door beioW j.
Howard, Esq+iiblids 10 Keep. .oR hand d eod,f
assortment Of iAiitlle articles dsaally kept III u
Grocery Store faIIdf having naile saeHt al.
ransalnentsas enables bin 10 fiifnisli .Ghodssat
The totcest market prices; confidently jGgiieshis.
friends 10 give hini q. cali - = -.
All orders attended to Will tfsttss$ attention.
and goods put up IN a style and atprFSesS that
will be satlsiactoyto purchasers. - ~ 81
Intending 10 be regularly IN The :riaYke for
produce the highest makset prices will al illt
times be paid for Cotton ant ,Fonf. .s
.:s... a,,s..-.r; ..,a.a. g, w, STYLES.
The undersigned tnke this fae: :hd8 Of feinrn.
ing thanks TO their old friends AMI cns,oniersN
for past favnrs, and to inform thefYitiia. thew
can be found during the approacans seas5n,.ats
lhe Store Of C.. w. Styles, where iheyi VIII BIZ
happy to see old customers. : 49,
All orders from oar friends, directed 10 eitfiesf
of US, will meet with, prompt attention.. :. ~
~, ..... DENNIS LINDSEY, ~ -
..--... 49,, G. G. C..CUNNlNGEAA1.iss -
Hamburg. Aug l6 -, .2n; Z 80 IS
The Edgefeld Advertiser. Abbevile Banner
Spartnn, Lawrensville Herald, and Greenville
Monnaineer, will each insert two mouths. and
present bills 10 e.. w. S. - -, ,5,. g
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A grea, DeSideralum in Medicine.
The Vegetable Restorative
LIQUID CoHTKEs8RTEC

-O-t-
Dyspepsia, Lirer Complaint. COlic, Headache,
Enlargement Of the Spleen, Costiccncss,
-.% Acidity Of the Stomach.
and all diseases arising from arrangement of
the BiIiary Organs, CAN BE CURED with a
great degree Of certainty, ,oithout Catomel, Blue
Pill, or Pills Of any kind, Salts ur Oil, ~.
DY THE, USE OF THE LIQUID cATHARTIc.
TENHIS Medicine is agreeable 10 fake, and
Ill operates without gripping or debilitatng.
Persons who have long been compelled TO take
Pills, Oils or Salts, wi find this pleasant and
highly val liable substitute. 80. . .r- ...- j.
U A small quantity of this Medicine taken
daily, generally regulates the bowels in short
time. S-'." - y .....
DYSPEPSIA OF A VERY BAD CHARACTER.
This is to certify. that I was attacked in
March, l845. with Dyspepsia or Indigestion of
a very bad character My case was treated by
t,co ThYsicians in ST. Louis, Missouri, weeks;
then by another in Wisconsin for three months;
then by another IN the interior OF Louisiana
then by several physicians in the Hospital of
New Orleans three months. but ,1lth0ut deTi
ring ang real benefit from all the remedies pre-.
scribed for me. Fortunately, just at this june.
turp, and when my condition was most
deplorable, | obtained n bottle Of the "Vegaa-
Die Restorative or Liquid Cahtartic," by the use
of whichI so IL commenced improving, and
for the first tune in fourteen months began 10
have regular and natural discharges from my
bowels, and soon began 10 feel like becoming
sound and healthy. once more-lor all Of which
am indebted under the blessing of, God, to
The above medicine. = ~ JOHNaMAY.
CnltifnhIss-ai---6 Al - . "
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NE w. GOODS.

TH0HE Subscriber has just received spiefi-
d. did Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods.
For Ladies' ware. q fine lot of r, ? s,s.ss h.
g. MusIlns, Barages and Ginshatns,
- Fine mSialitiv5 n 1irand ana
Bonnets aud Bonnet Ribbons,
g., Worked Collars and Muslin Trimmings,
Black and White Lace Wells, S1>S7
s-s-,- For Gen'Ienien's wear 'ftsa -.
A fine Stock Of Boots and Shoes, ofsalI
y" kinds, -.@ {. 2l: ltg2jT @ - : 49,
Leghorn, Panama, Palm, Silk and Beyer
,. HATS, zc.~- r J,-4 81
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery,
A good assortment Of Groceries, such as
s. Sugar, Coffee. Molasses and Rice, ~
u. & Fresh CHEESE, rssss u - ;fsS.'siAsss
With mauy articles too tedious to mention
all OF which will he sold very cheap for Cash,
or on ,imo, to punctual custol1ers. .5saa
~ Zs& = = B. G. BRYAN.
April II T.. If II
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lienleril, or where the food passes through the
body unchanged, want ofaPpeiite and inability
to sleep. It will be very useful to pregnant
women, overcoming irrhtablilyof the stomach
and thereby preventing nausea, vomiting and
heartburn. Mothers will find This much supe-
rior, as well as safer and cheaper 10 give their
children for fretting and crying &c. than the
usual drops and cordials TO which they have
been accustomed. .:... .... .+.
CERTIFICATES. 49, ..-:sgt..
The Rev. Enoch Barker, now ofSamptown,
N. j. says: Having been afflicted with Sc
we're Bowel Complaint, attended with distress
ing pam and discharge Of blood, and every ap.
pearance Of approaching Dysentary, obtain
ed one bottle OF DR.. Jayne's Carmnatve Bal.
sam, few doses Of which (taken according to
directions) effected perfect cure"
From the Rev. Jonathan Going, late OF N. Y.
DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-HaYlng made use
of your Carminitive Ba!sam in my family, and
finding it to be admirably adapted TO the com.
plants for which il is intended, | take pleas-
nre in recommending tito The use ofmy friends
aud the public generally, believing those who
are aihIcled with any Of these complains will
fiud relief in the use of this valuable medicine,
JONATHAN GOING. D. D.
Pres. Granville College, Ohio.
For sale by R. s. Roberts, only Agent in
this place for The sale Of Dr.. Jayne's celebia-
ted Family Medicine.
July 26- q --
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pc EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
.. IN ORDINARY ...,...

Ellington Clark,
-. Appt, VS.. Summons in Partition.
Philip Clark and "'O ,''"'''' =, - " ..,.''''' ~.
others Deffts. .g. ) r.,..--,.s r.. - r.-.,.,
<ET appear ing to my satisfaction that Phil
i ip. Clark, Jesse Clark, Jesse Wallace,
and wife Francis. Wesley Runels, and
wife Elizabeth, defendants in this case, reside
.withou. the limits of this State, II is there.
fore ordered, that they do appear and object TO
the division or sale oi, the Real Estate of Eliz,
reth Clark deceased on or before the first
Monday in October next. or their consent TO
the same will be entered ofrecCrd. IS
....,-. -. -. ~. JOHN HILL, o. c. D.
July II ~ = 12ss = l. T. s125