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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
The Latest from Albany.

LfaIsLATINE MATIERS-THE NEW YORK HEALTH
oFFlcER--THE INVESTIGATION OF THE CANAL CON
TRACTS, ATC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS THE YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Jan. g. 1852
Mr. Pierce (dem TO- day introduced resolution in the
Senate, which adopted, requesting the Commit tee
Banks to inquire into the expediency Of enacing
law to prohibit the payment of deprecated currency Of
other States lie stated it a common practice with
certain manufacturing establishments to purchase bills
Of such description with which to pay their workmen
through which operation the New York brokers realized
great profits
The Senate went into executive session at half past
twelve. 1t well known outside tho Senate chamber
what going in secret within This tho regu-
lar time for holding executive sesson and the
fence Of Lieut. Gov. Church, and Mefsrs Cooley Otis
end Jores democratic senators and Messrs Dsskmap
and Huntington (whigs), gave the wings majority
An hour and half was coniumed It IL iumored upon
the querion Of appointing Health Officer in the place
Of DR. Doane. deceased. No confirmation made and
next Tuesday the matter will be ssain taken up and II
every democra, is there on hard, DR. Nache may
ceed.
A bill has been introduced cutting down the epor.
NOUS fees Of the health officers ,eyenty five Per cent
Ia the House, the Speaker announced the following
Committee the hudson and Delaware Canal ma tter -
Meters Van Valkenburgh, Benedict Hurlbut g. Stevens
AID Berry.
The Committee reported against the claim of John a
Emore, (deGocrat contestng tbs Of Jacob West
brock, (whig) from Ulster county
Mr.. keyes (dem presented resolution which
rot acted requesting the Committee the Judiciary
to ox9nsine ana report whether in their opinion Law
6isqusyirg voter who receives money tor his vote,
would be in violation Of the constitution
The bill from the Senate making corrections ia the
riltia law relating to the First Division was under
confederation in COMMITTEES when Mr.. Underwood
(Rtg) moved to rise and report progress which was
done, against the wishes of Colonel Monroe
The canal fraud iuvesgat atipg committee laboring
WIN 7o and are apparently determined TO lay all tn,
faotc before the Legisaure They hold three sessions
day--one in the morning, before the meeting of the
houtcs another in the afternoon and the third in this
evening They hsve examined witnesses from the nost
remote pcrsp e the State 1t expected that report
in pert will be mads by the latter part OF the present
week
One third ef the session has terminated ar,l not
single important public act has been passed and no
bus.ntss of note lag trauspired
Mayor Perry Of this city recovered from his pro-
traeteQ Illness. nd resumed hia public duties w
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Items ffom nc xns, sc .

GEN. HOUSTON AND TIE rREsIpERCY-1Gg STATE
BEBF, ETC.
BALrMoRE, Feb 5 1852.
Adyices from Brownsville, to tie S0th ult, report
every thirg quitt in hat vicinity.
The latest rapsrs from Texas state that ths rssolu-
tion mating Qenara Houston sor President Of The
UItlc states vas ordered 70 ho etgr-sedin the House.
after much opposidon The Texas Lasieature intend.
ed to SO into The election ofa United States senator, on
Tho 2lft Of January in the plsc8 Of General uOust0n
~ was proposed by tho Legislature, % submit the
tIeg Banking question to d vote of Tie people
The foih TO pey the State debt bad not jet bsg n
rsfsed. the two houses disggrespg,
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Assc Inbiy.

Alpaay, February ., 1852
REPORTS BILLS.
Mr.. HuIoHrNs reported fayorably the Senate bill
for the relief CT John @. Beekman and ethers
Mt FISK reported bill Incorporating the trustees Of
the Protestant Episcopal church in the diocess OF New
York for the aid Of aged and indrm cergymen also,
adverse to the bill restricting religious interpretations
ftc N hodirg real estate.
Mr. PALMER reported favorsby the bill to repeal
the law registering marriages, &c.
Mr 0hErFE reported bill resting certain property In
the diocsss OF New York
Mr. snEipor reported on the petition Of John G. Ell.
more claiming the Cf Jacob We-tbrook. the sitting
member for Ulse. The report is adverse to the claim
IL d was agreed 10.
Fir Benny reported fevorably the bill for the bet
ter protection Ct the lives Of the Brooklyn acemen.
DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL.
Tie following Is the committee appointed to inveTti
gate the charges mt the Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal CoDpsny &esaIs. Van Yskenbursh Benedict, ste
yeus, Berry, and hurItut
10 continue ho charter OF The State Agricultural So
cpty.
10 amend The set relative To documentary evidence
10 amend the act 70 provide Tor the taking ackuo
lee Is Of dtoar and other Wrten insttuments By
ptE-on residing cut 81 the State * New York.
pRrg scHooL law.
Nr. CobssH. (VbiR) Ok Monroe, introduced bill TO
mend the irse tcho9llaw,
FBaUpuLEvr yaTftG
Mr. KrEss offered reeoluti9n tnst the Judiciary
Committee ferOrC WhbtheT law would be constitution.
al bich wcuid dsfencbise eleatcr who used money
Vi elections tor tie purpose o. ianusncg AID corups.
iut electors
rug riFsr DIVISION ftrfTtA.
The bill in relation 70 the First Division Of aiiti
Uassed IA committee Sfter explanation by Mr..
Munroc, that thp b3i was 20 supply the omission OF
cauge the rila aB. which passed the last Lsgisla
tUIc, but Ehich was r TIED IL the eDgr5EsiDg.
The House hen I'd. )urrCd.
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BY aoRsE's TkLEGRArH, OFFICE 10 WALL srnERY.
Eah

TUESDAY, Feb g. l6hz
BUFFALO, o A. M.-Bsrometer 20 49, Theruomstsg
~. Wind southwest and sky cloudy.
ROCHESTER, A. MI IL cloudy. Wind west, and
IL looks like rain. Thermometer 80.
AununN, a. NJ IC il a COOL cloudy morning Wind
northwest. Thernonete ter IS.
esnAcusE,s "a. MI is pleasant morning, though
cool and cloudy. Wind northwest Thermometer ~.
UrIcA, A. M.-The sky is rattle cloudy this MORN
ing but the weather Is very pleasant anding.
Wind northeast. Thermometer 81
ALDArY, 0 A. Mt is a delightful morning, though
httla cloudy Thermometer H. barometer 1850 Mse-
curry 81.
TRoy, A. N--Thsrmometer 20 above Zero It IL
cloudy, ana the wind northeast
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THE TERUANTIFEC TREATY.
NE XICAN CLAIMS
arrest Of Jonas P. Levy as ConSpirator
against our Government.
important Intelligence from Wash
ington and Mexico.
Our Washington Correspondence.

Our washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 2, 1852.
The following literal copy or the letter upon which
Levy has been arrested for viola Of the Of 799
Levy was taken to-day in New York Probably Prssi-
dent Arista is not much Of judge Of English which may
account for Levy carelessnesc in the cling punctua
tion, sc. N.Y..
WASHINGTON, Nov. Z, 1851.
Sir have addressed your Excellency several letters
since NY arrival in the U 8 from your city but sorry
to say have not had the pleasure reply to any Of
them Yhe main object ct this letter is to you Of
the pending danger OF and loss Of your
Tie principal object my whit this capitol is to de-
feat tke nefseus plans Of Jose de Garay and his
Mons IN tho Tebuantepsc matter They ia this
city with the Honorable Daniel Webster, concoctiug
plans to make political question Of Tehuantepeo for
1t Ia Mr. Websters object to get you resind the
tcle in the treaty for the projection Of the line of your
Tr0nfier take 0duise y0a pae The interests Of
country neer DO a. is oo1h more than all the gold mines
If California 10 you,
have published many articles in this country in sup
port OF the character OF your government ana Nation
The enclosed article has been Of service you
and will have its due influence in their coming Congress
1t was hr. Webser's otsntion to pre-s the Tehuan-
tepec matter this next Congress but will be CAREFUL
how he acts before he hears from Mr. Letcher about tho
Frontier ie hope you receive this that your Ex
celency has signed my grant that was Left in the Hoa
bic secretary hands to be made out ascerdng to the
ture s anxiouslJ awatiug for it to put my in
operation and save your country from Rain and loss
My steamers are all ready four oppreration and have
sufficient funds in Mexico to com plete my rout in
short time as get signature the act, OF
Congress TO carry out my Grant to become law sin.
cearley hope your Excy viii the urgent necessity
despatch this important object which the intress and
well fare OF Mexico depeUa NY iiue OF ncatoa
will support your administration than al the
armys that be put the field against the Reyolu-
tonints and enable TO your self with laures
send this under ard through the hands of your
Hon. Minister residing IN this city and sincerely hope it
may reach Excslleucy hands in time to be of
vice to you Trusting to have early reply from Your
Exoeency in tAe City Of New York. where leave for in
0 few days.
Wishing your Excly health long life and Prosperity
have the honor to sign myself your sincere friend and
obedient servant JONAS 2. LEVY.
To His Excelency Sr, Dn MAsrAxo ARIsTA President
Of the U. States Of the Republic OF Mexico.
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shE SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN AT oLKvKLAND.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 3, 1861
About eighty Sunday school children waited on Kos-
suth day. VIM. Blade, Jr read an address in tbslr
behalf and pressnted their contributions Kossuth AAs
. brief reply
The Ohio Legislative Committee VIII accompany Kos
nth to Columbus to morrow
PREPARATIONS AT CINCINNATI
CINcrrrAT Feb. g. 1854
Very extensive preparations had been made hsrs =
give KoSut brilliant reception previous to the rscep
ton Of his letter declining all public and expensive pA
rads. The precise time of bis arrival hsrs Is not ~
known.
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NEW YORK LEGlsLATURE.


ALBANY, February 3, 1881
ANSUAr TAX ~ NEW yoRg.--HGALTH OFFICER, ETC. =
Mr MoReAv reported the Annual Tax bill for the city
of New York.
Hr YANpsKnILT introduced bill relative to Justices
Of the Sessions IL Kings county.
Hr BspcocK gave notice OF bill to reduce the fee,
OF the Health oAccr of New York and provide for their
payment TO the Commissioners OF Emigration.
USCuEBESr NOTES OF
Mr. piERCI offered resolution that the Bank Commit
tee report plan the circulation Of deprecated
cur reIcy Of other States,
The bill extending the provisions Of the lien law TO
Rensselaer, county passed
The Senate went into executive session. and then al
journed.
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From New Orleans.

MAILS MISSING-GEN. URAGA.
New ORLEANS, Jan 81 1867
There are now sev mails from New York due at this
place
The Mexican General Uraga recently engaged In the
suppression OF the revolutionsts the Rio 9randA
has arrived In this city. His intention Is to mako tour
of the United States. He will visit New York
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Pennsylvania Railroad Election.

TIiILADELFHIA, Fed, ., IBbZ-
The Pennsylvania Railroad election yesterday result
ed in the triumph o! the reform ticket by 5000 maj ty
John II, Vhompson, the present engineer, has been
chosen the future President.
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Another Steamer Sunk by th. leo.

TITTFRUHU, Feb. 3, Ib0X
The steamer Peru, bound for Cincinnati, out
through by the Ice fourteen miles below Wheeling and
sunk. che steamer was insured for So co.,
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The Steamship Aiabamn.
Meteorological Observations.

SAVANNAH, Feb. 2, IBJ1
The stssm,hip Alabama sailed for Now York at
O'clock On sunday morning.
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western Navigation Gud tho weather..
CiscvNAri, Fob, 3, 1854
The weather is spr.ag HSe snl ths riyeS IS u GOOD
\ rahla urfar-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-01
CO-Partnership
FOR A GENERAL FACTORAGE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
CHARLESTON. S. c..


MIR. JOSEPH H. WHITE having retired
IHl from the firm of CHAMBERS d WHITE, we
have this day associated ourselves together for the
purpose Of continuing the
Factorage and Commission Business,
in this City, under the firm Of CHAMBERS, JET
FFRS g. co.
From the long experience of JAMES S. CHAM
BEERS, The senior partner of the old firm, and that
of HENRY l.. JEFFERS, the senior partner of
the House Of JEFrEns, CoTllRAs & Co., Hamburg,
S. c., with that Of SILAS IBIS, who has been
engaged for some years in the Mercantile Business
in Marion S. c., and also that of JOHN B..
WYNNE, who has also been engaged for some
years in the same business in Anderson, s. c.,
natter ourselves that we will be able to do ample
justice to our patrons, each Of do most respect
fully solicit the good will and influence Of our res
pccve friends and pledge ourselves, that 10 effort
our part will he wanting to please those who
favor us with their business.
We are prepared to make reasonable advances
on all shipments Of Produce, Manufactures &c
We are also prepared to make advances on ship
mcnts of Cotton, Rice, Turpcntnc. &c., to either
Domestic or Foreign Ports, having business ar
rangcmcns with good Houses at the principal ports,
with whom we are in constant correspondence, and
are kept advised Of MI changes that take place,
either in Foreign or Domestic Markets, and will
take great pleasure in giving such information to
our friends and patrons.
We will be pleased to receive orders for supplies,
sucl, as Bagging, Rope Twnc, Salt, Sugar, Coffee,
&C., &c. all Of which will be carefully selected at
the lowest market prices.
rendering our services. we arc respectfully,
JAMES :. CHAMBERS,
HENRY T.. JEFFEES,
SlT.AS SrCBBS.
JOHN i. WYNNE.
Charleston Aug ?. 1852 1t 81
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WARDLAW & WAL KE R,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
COMMISSIONS For SELLING CorToN,
Fifty Cents per Bale.

TNIIE Subscriber having formed q Co-Partnership
L with Mr.. w. A. WARDLAW, Of Charleston,
formerly of Abbevillc s. c.. for the purpose Of do
ing n GENERAL FACTORAGE and COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS, ayails himself vi the present
opportunity, of returning his sincere thanks to his
numerous friends for the liberal patti onage bestowed
for number of years plst,-and in moving, tenders
the services of the new concern Of WARDLAW
s. WALKER, Charleston. where he hopes many,
if not all his old patrons will find tito their interest
to ship their produce.
The recent arrangements Of the South Carolina
Rail Road Company will enable them soon TO have
Depot the city of Augusta, thereby save the
expense of Toll, and very greatly facilitate the for
warding of produce of any kind. Mr. JOHN C.
REEFS, Agent Of w. & W., in Augusta. will attend
TO the forwarding Of all produce that their friends
may feel disposed to send them. free Of charge,
save drayagc. G. WALKER.
Augusta, July 10, 1852. If -
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Valuable Plantation for Sale

THAT Valuable PLANTATION, about eight
D. miles from HgTis nrn, known as the Cherokee
Pond Plantation, formesly, owned By DIR. GErGER.
1t contains about scTrn hundred and lightweight
(7SS) acres; $50 of which are cleared, the balance
is well wooded. consisting Of Black Jack, Hickory
aud Pine. 1t possesses superior advantages MS Il
public house, it being along established stand and
situated at the junction Of tho Five Notch, Martin
Town Branch Plank Rnad and Main Trunk of the
Hamburg and Elgrfcld :Plank Road, and about
mile below the junction Of the Pine House and
F;dgcfcld Roads. The Cherokee Pond Race Course
s on the place. and is one Of the best training Tur
in the United States. 80:
On the place are two TWO STORY Dwell
LING HOUSES, with MI necessary ouibuilngs.
so situated that tho place can be divided into two
plantations, with suitable buildings ON each plan
tation.
The Plank Road passing through the lands, offers
great facilities for hauling wood to Hamburg and
Augusa-to any one disposed to engage in that
business. rare chance is s.offlrrd To an approved
purchaser i, will be sold on credit of three or live
years. Apply to
If. a. KENRICK. President,
Hamburg and Edgcfrd p. r. Company.
Hamburg, Aug 90 If b
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Rags Wanted.

A FAIR price will be given for RAGS, "a
"a Cotton) by S. E. BOWERS.
Hamburg, April2l If II
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Land for Sale.

TVEEIE Subscriber offers for sale the lands belong
4 ing to the Estate Of JoscpI, Moore, deceased.
One Tract containing about scvcnty-scvrn acres,
adjoining lands Of james Rainsfurd, S. Christie
and others.
One other Tract containing five and Il half acres,
adjoining lands Of DR.. L. j. Minis, Mrs. l.. T.
Moore and others.
The above Lands lies near the Village and .
pornn OF il is well timbrrcd and can be purchased
at private sale OH liberal terms.
+. PENN, Ex'or.
Feb - It i
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Ridge Land for Sale!

TNIIE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable Tract
l. of Land, containing Two hundred aud thirty
fonr (234) acres. lying on both sides Of Beach
Creek near the Columbia Road, and adj"ininS lands
of Capt. Il. Ward, James NcCarty and others.
On the Tract is good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Smoke house and all other necessary out-buillings,
with IN excellent well Of water.
One hundred and twenty-five acres Of the above
tract are clrarcd-nrarly all fresh Iand and I'M
der good fences. This Land is well adapted to the
cultivation of Cotton, Corn and Grain.
Said Tract can be traded for on good terms. be-
tween now and the last "f October, but if not dis
posed Of by that time. will be sold. mt public outcry,
1T E,lgclcld Court House. on the first Monday in
November next. JOHN AMACkEt
Ridge, April ii Gm l3
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Mcad-QUartcrS,

2xu REGIMENT CAVALRY,
LIBERTY llnLl., August 9th, 1852.
ORDERS, NO. ,.
A CCORD1NG TO orders from, Brig. Cen CRY
N ToS, the End Regiment Of Cavalry will ap-
pear, for Review and Drill, at Lcngnires, on :hc
18th September next.
The Commissioned and non Commission Officers.
will assemble on the day previous for Drill aud In
siruction.
On the day Of Review the Captains nf Compa-
nics will he required to make full and complete
return of the Strength, Arms, Dc, Of their res
pectirc Companies.
The Lieut.. Colonel and Major are charged with
the extension of this order.
BY order Of JOHN f. TALBERT,
Col. end Regiment Cavalry.
JAMES I.ASnAM, Adjt.
Sept. l 3t 80
UTAbbevie Banner will copy twice and for
ward account to this office.
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NOTICE TO
Builders and Contractors |!

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received un
y the 18th of September, for the erection ard
completion of THREE STORY BRICK BUILn-
ING, IS by G2 fcct-ihc Brick being found. The
lower story ~ feet in the clear, to comprise two
Stores with Counting Rooms in the rear with Pas
sage between. The Second Story, 10 feet in the
clear. to comprise large Hall As by 80 IN the
clear with two small rooms in the The Third
Story TO comprise two Halls, with antc-roonls, for
the Odd Fellows and Alasons. The Cellars feet
pitch.
More particular specifications may be seen at the
Drug Store Of DR.. 4. &. league.
s. I. GOODE, President.
II The Augusta Consliiuti"nalist, South Carroll
nan aud Charleston Mercury are requested to copy
three times aud forward accounts to this Office
JULY 81 ct 81
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SIMPSON & GARDINER,
Warehouse g. Comm Merchants

McINTOSH-ST, AUGUSTA, GA.
rINIE Undersigned cnntnur the IFiREHOC
Il AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all
its branches. in Judge Starn,s' Fire Proof Ware
House, on Acuosll-Strcrt, under the name and
style Of SIMPSON & GARDINER.
In rendering 10 our friends. and the public gen.
rally, thanks for the liberal patronage extended,
we take this method Of assuring #ll, that no effort
part will be wantin" to advance the interests
"f those who may conhdc their business to us.
Orders for Begging, Rope and Family Supplies,
promptly filled at the lowest market rates.
Casl, advances made on produce in Store when
required.
J. L. SIMPSON.
j. T. GARDINER.
Augusta, Aug 21 Gm 81
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Headquarters,
1rn REGIMENT, 5. G. W.

ITlI KEIiTMENT, ;. Z. ".
No. }, Aug 50. 1882.
ORDERS, NO. >
n obedience 10 Orders received from Brgalirr
4 Gen. WEvEn. the eth Regiment will assemble
at the OLD WELLS, on Thursday the 23d o
September next. f,r DILL and Review.
The Officers and N"n- Commissioned Officers
will assemble the day previous for Drill and In
struction
The Lieut.. Colonel aud Major are charged with
the extension of this Order t" their respective
miands. BY order of Col. 5. HARRISON
S. b. GRIFFIN, Adj't
Sept st 33
II The Hamburg Republican will copy three
times and forward account
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Saw and Grist Mills for Sale.

7HHIlE Subscriber intending to move from the
Il State, offers for sale his MILLS. on Shaw's
Greek, aL"u, ten miles from Edgcicld, Aiken aud
Grantcvillc
The Tract contains Twenty-Five hundred (a260)
acres with sufficient water power to run Circular
Saws or Il Factory. On the premises are all ncccs
sary improvcmcnts-frarnc buildings, orchards, &c.
Any information given by applying to tho Sub
scribcr OH the premises, or by letter addressed to
him at Edgcirld c. H.
JOS. 4. ADDISON.
tu, %
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Extra Fine LIQUORS.

% DOZ. john Gibson, Son s. Co. old Nectar
w Whiskcy,
40 Bbls his Old Eagle and superior Nonon-
galalah,
Superior Port Wine, malaria, Cherry, Tcncriii
and Malaga Wine,
jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Gin Cordial. Lemon
Syrup. Cherry Brandy and NIL kinds of Liquors,
usually kept in Family Grocery Stores, and will be
warranted genuine, and Of direct Importation.
S. l.. BOWERS
Hamburg, April 81 If II
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Groceries and Liquors,

Groceries and Liquors,
Comprising almost every article in their line ever
called for by the planter. All Of which they are
determined To scll LOW rs the LOWEST.
They would respectfully invite their friends and
the public lat least call and examine their Stock
before purchasing elsewhere: :-and they Gatier
themselves from their present facilities for pnr-
chasing. aud their willingness to work for SMALL.
PROFITS, of being able 10 offer such inducements
rs will insure a continuance Of that liberal patroi-
age heretofore bestowed
The III 'st liberal prices will ut all times be paid
COR COTTON AMI other produce.
Orders for a goods in their line will be promptly
and satisfactorily executed.
Hamburg, Aug 90 1t 81
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Sept !
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
DY II. T. WRIGHT, Esq. Ordinary of Edgc
ID field District
Whereas ]. A. Bland has applied TO me for
Letters Of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and chattels. rights and credits OF
Stanmore IIalstcin, late OF the District afore'
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish all
ard singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordnary's Court for the said District
to be holden at Edegfcd c. House, on the 18th
day of September next, to show cause, If any,
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 30th
day of August in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-two, and in
the scyenty-scycnth year of American Indepcn-
dence. II. T. WRIGHT, Q. E. d.
Sept1 ct 80