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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25

~ In a suit against the Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati and l. uisvlle Telegraph
Company. tried before Jude Walker of
Msdisou L.. In which tho plaintiff
sought 10 recover dansged susisned in
consequence OF the nnn-drlivrry of
dispatch sent over the line OF the Com
pany. a special jury brought verdict Of
three hundred snd forty five dollars and
firy.fve cents. Plaintiffs had shipped
-four to New 0rlesns with instructions
To the csnsanees 40 cell when -four wss
worth FIVE dollsrs per barrel. Flour
went up 10 four sixty and plaintiffs tele.
grsphed ccn.ignees TO sell. In conse-
quepcs vi the non arrival 81 the dispatch
they held on 10 the four until they re-
ceived letter IRON plaintiffs to cell i'm
mediately, when they sold. hpur IN the
menntim. having declined from fity &C.
sixty cents. The action was brought
Tor the loss sustained by the decline.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25

OF Alta meeting eomr2sed ~ som,
hree hundred voters. NJ Milan, RL,lry
toun'y. me DAY Iaft week Mr.. ll,lmsn
he old Line candidate Tor G., ayr, - in
he district sp"ke tor Two hours, after
Which Col. Thos. Smith addressed the
a"eung Tor about thirty min,n-s. A
oir was then taksn. ant 40 v.trd aulI.
ftbrnsks--one vci.d "A ,svuf ~ the
'wi.dlr. u is 'houshi Mr.. Ha.msn WI
I, cline beiore the election dry.--Afsd
C0sr. la a. ttn .tII
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25
rNroLgRANr pRorxyrANrs

John L. Robinson. the great deien.
der OF democracy rs it's said in his
speech in BrookyiIe last Tuesday. VI.
ter slla ling to the resolutions that
have been passed by ASSOCIATIONS,
Prrsbytsries. Conference .&c.. bearing
N political questions; iii the ca,ho-
lie Priests had pissed such resolutions
in their ecclesiastical meeiins~,ihese IN
teisfepi Protsstants roould take Msir
A<aas NJ. its
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25

THE UNION TICKET

IL u understood that We call the
ticket We are Introducing. the Union
Ticket, because It is union of Sla-
very. Whisky and Romanism..
n. BArzSkR-This gentleman, th'
eandidpls for Sheriff, is quite well
known IN the county. He has served
several years as constable and bailiff.
and two years as sheriff. There is an
urbsniiy inhis manners. and respec-
liability in his department that makes
him personally popular. During the
two years Of service. in his present Of
Gee, his general demeanor has beer
unexcep,ion. BILE. and, rs citizen we
esteem him highly. Yet there are
reasons Why We would prefer having
another take his place. The. FIRST Is.
that. thou,h . sober man himself. he
Il opposed to the enactment and en-
forcement Of 3 law prohibiting the traf.
&c in Intoxicating liquors. With US
this Is fatal objection.
There il not doubt that the next
sessim Of the legislature win enact q
proh'"isory law. It's enforcement will
depend greatly on the sherrilis. OF the
State. In the exercise ofthe discretion
given them BY lsw. they may rrnder i
nugstory or efficient. Even with III,
present Law. with agood sheriff. and con,
sequently q good jury. much can be
done. For instance. see the scou-l
from Union County. in another column,
Of this weeks paper.
We have another objection TO Mr..
Batsner. He is a foreigner. While
We arc anxious to encourage immigra,
ton. and bid to shores the oppres.
sed Of every land. we are not ready e
put foreigners in so important an exc
eutiye Office. as the. sheriff's Office
II would be saying what most know, :,
say that during the lrst two years
Germans who can but poorly speak
and OF course but poorly understand
our language. have been frequently OF
the juries. dat have tried Ame ricans
2 This we believe Is wrong. Let Amer
leans b. our Judges. Jurors. and legis.
lAtors and also our sheriff..
These are our csndid and only OBJ
jsetions to Mr.. Baixner. They ar
objections to him as an officer. and no
asa citizen and ncighbor. In Ties
relations we highly esteem him.
ELxoRx HrArr.-Mr. Haiti a goo,
eitiscn. and honest man. and will max,
sgooi Commissioner. The only 90
lection to him Is that his influence |,
lent to support that naughty platform
that We don't expect to like.
Mn. HrpsARp. the candidate 70
Surveyor, has already been no,iced.-
He belongs TO The lighting portion o
the party. We cannot say more IA
hisfAvor'and need not say more sgsins
him. .... ..n.I.rs
We have already noticed Mn. Gao
sxa. also. He WAS p.omising s,ran
GER aida good German. Bu, he 90
IN hurry and could not wait.
We may resume this su bjec. mex
seek. ---- -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25

Rash Vows.--A g.n,h nrn in Yer
mont. rome Jtars since, declared 'ha
he would not ,hHve Ill: H,hry Cha
WAS chosen Piesldont of Oh, u. g.
lie kept bis word and is sill iyln.
With hall bu.hrl. o. b, ard on h,
lacv. Prot. Slow, made n similar ,us
in refer nee 10 his beard AMI tho fugi
tive slave law,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25
Gorrtspoofntt.

richmond Ia, August 18th. 80.
MR. EDiToR:--I write to inform you
have just returned from one Of the ca
tsstropbes you read sbeut very frequent
ly. The Cincinnati train was due here at
Q o'clock his morning, ran over a COW,
three miles east Of this place. The To-
conceive got over her clear, the tender
just got the trucks of, and by some
means got loose from III. locomotive
and was left stationary on the track, but
the baggage car and first passenger car
was preeipitsied shout 40 feet down an
rmbsnkment. and WINS entirely demol-
ished. Strange as this may appear
there were no person killed. although
Their. was several injured, and two SC
severely, that their lives are despared
Of. One, he Express messenger, am
the other the Nail agent. But could
you have been present. and seen so ter
rible wreck. where there we're so inany
human beings. and 70 small a loss Of life
and lmb. you could but excluim Il wal
the mersculous providence OF God.
G.. v. Il.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25

~rm sKcRxr OUT FOR CERTAIN.
One OF the whisky candidates, accom-.
panied by one Of the whisky lawyers
succeeded IN getting repuled Know
Nothing drunk this week. from whom
IL Is said they then ex,or,ed the secrets
Of the Order. Good enough forth,m.
They pad no business taking drunk.
ard in the society. W. will pub
lish ths revelation u II Is furnished us.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25
fgThe louisville Democrat is res

ponsible for the following;
4 citizen Of Indiana was in the city
Yesterday. or day before, with a way.
on'load of produce. In paym he
WAS offered some Of those banks. pr.
haps ih. State Sock Bank at Newport.
which is still current here. He rel ssed
them. saying that lhose notes nsyrr
would be- paid. for The present DRY
WEATHER hadn't lett stock enough m
the whole Stale to do anything with
them. This was conclu,i,e OF course.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25
soox Hnrrcp

Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands. BIZ
al. B Store. For sale BY Moore f Co.,
We have heard different opinions of
this book. Those whO have read IL. gen.
orally speak well Of II; while those who
dislike IL. base comprehensive censure
OF II. and all that Mrs. Stowe has
written. or ever will write, on a diststc
to the suthoress personally. In our
opinion II Is a readable and interesting
book. IL gives merely her "sunny mem
cries E" Some Of them are rich. Take
the following sketch Of the ship's cook.
a melancholy man. who seemed to Ia
Dor under an oppressive sense OF the
vanity of oil sublinsry things. II is
Characteristic and very amusing.
Our cook has specially interested me
IA tall slender. melancholy man. with
watsry. blue eye, . pstient, detected
visage, like an individual weary of the
storms and connections Of lie, and
thoroughly impressed with the vanity OF
human wishes. sit there hour after
hour aiching him. and II is evident that
he performs all HE duties in this frame
OF cad composure. Now see him res
ignediy stuffing q turkey, snon com.
pounding q sauce, or mournfuly making
little ripples in the crust OF q tart but
all 's doue under an evident sense that
IL Is Of no use trying.
Many complaints have been made ol
our coffee since we have been on board
which, to ssy the truth, has been az un.
settled ~ most Of the social questions %
our day, and, perhaps. Tor that reason,
qnite "a generally unpslsis Bile; but since
have seen our cook, I sm quite per.
rusded that the coffee, like other works
Of gres artists, has borrowed the hues
OF its makers mind. think 1 hear
him soliloqnize over it-"To what pur.
pos, is coffee i-of what avail tea p
thick or clear Tall Il passing away
little egg. or nsh skin. m ore or less, whs
are iheyw and so We get melsnchol,
coffee aud tea, owing TO our phllosophi
cook. 80
After dinner | watch him M he wash
rs dishes ne lungs up whole row o
tin ; the ship gives lurch. and knock
them all down. He looks as IL IL wa
ust what was expected.
Meanwhile. not to do hin, injustice
let II DO recorded. thst In all dishe,
which require grave conviction an,
steady perseverance,, rather than hup,
snd inspiration. he Ia eminently success
iul. Our table rxcr's in visnds OF a re
Elective aud solemn character /; might
rounds OF beet, vast saddles OF mutton
aud the whole tribe Of meats in genera
come on In a superior styIe. Engls
plum pudding, weighty sndserious per
lormance, il exhibited In first.rale order
) The jellies want lIghtness, but that
TO be expected.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25
PUsCrUAL

The Valley Road. promptly paid. AZ
We lean. on Friday last. their resu.
iarpsyment Of -. 15o. 90. in cash. on
their excellent Depol Grounds at In
di&napolis. We believe this Is The on-
ly posd that 10 promptly meeting the ,
engagements. in this par. Of the State
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25

We have already noticed Mn. Gao.
sxa. also. He WAS p. omising s,ran-
ger. aida good German. Bu, he got
In . hurry and could not wait.
We may resume this su bjec. next
week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25

Majnr General Commanding
Heasessrfsrs, Tfh Maiwa,y ~ sirief.
Mstiis, September, 81, irIt."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

FUNERAL OF DR. GAEDISER.-Ihe iuheF"'
Of DIR. Gardiner took place on Sunday, and
was attended by only few of his personal
friends. Ills brother, Charles Gardiner, was
present, and will be examined before the
Coroncr's Jury on Friday next, when the let.
tiers written by the deceased, immediately be-
fore his death, will bc produced.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

rJ- A letter from Lola Montez, at Grass
Valley. states that She is rcpent!ng and has
made overtures to get Hull, her last husband
back again. Mr.. H., ii is said, is inileH'Oie'
and refuses to '.,ry it on" a second time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

1A' ''" 'V''- .'"'
"'l"' NV" ~
unknown lie mas Decn committing ,''''''
"'P Ic''''''', III '''''"' W.!
"''','e S'.' cru ''''.'''!'',
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i"'"u'"' II, "''' VI '''' '0''
/ 'r'e" ~ S'"'''e' SUM VI o''
7Po"N"'- '' '''''' "'''''''9 y ''''''''''''
@"" maze some sweeping r'''''' NJ "'''- '''.
4'"e.' ""'''r"'''t 'I.'' S'''''.' ""' '''',' ".'
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mas, i... ...,, int, ,b. c,rr,ratio, las, nirlf
,.nJ to.a nm ,,,;r,,s like ali horror--it look,
.ll ,..,..ri,,,o5 ,Ii. r,.~rir,, d,,,+ E,,,u.
,,hs,her Il ce, ,...s lac. ,,,,l oe IL. n,.rr...
,,o,;o, If ,.,4 r.r..n mo-, -o,l.. .+ rn.
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.......,...l...... .........,....l -. ,.,..,,
..... 81.
,,.,.,.. .,r li. crime And ,. Jo lnr,r.
hop, good people may prof, .n the future
hv the experience of the past aad ,nat they
uay.ulii,a,..a -p'r., of uurnim.,. and trieua-
shin. and an work tog,,ha- la aH ea,e......
of general ju,nrc-t--tahc example, for iu-
a cot Oh &c. d . .t.f
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

" ~ 'ITI''- W 7'7V- T-'T''I" V''V ''7''''T
who bore him. Ey coarse husband, we have
"''r' wives so r''''' o'',,@''""'y' ''o"-'' '.
the latter case the phrase Is more often used
endcarinr'y. NJ all times, rs commonly
srokcn. II iqrs up,u ,h. ear and ,h,rk. the
:, ~
SENSE -'' "",' woman ,"'".' '' d" o'Y',,
Of reverence above a"i beyond almost %u
other phases Of humanity. Her very arc
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

OrFrhIioS OF THE LiQuUE Law IL bos-
roy-Joscph Turner has been convicted ai
Boston, under the new liquor bill, OF selling
glass OF mixed liquor, and fined $40 and
costs. and held to bail in $1,000 not 10 sell
another glass for one year. Geo. Mason WAS
fined $50 and COSTS, and sent to the House
of Refuge for three months, for selling glass
Of brandy. lie WIS also fined so "nd COSTS
for selling glass OF "in, and $40 for selling
a class OF wine, and put under $1,000 bail
not TO violate the law for one year lie has
appealed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

The Nebraska resolution against the abro-
cation Of the Missouri Compromise, passed
lbe Senate Of Maine on Tuesday, by "a to
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

~" An cilisy was found, on Tuesday
morning. suspended 10 the top OF the hag
staff on Boston Common, with the following
inscription upon it t:"StePhrn \. Douglass
,u,bor or the infamous Nebraska B!..-ihe
Benedict Arnold Of 1851"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

Athens. Friday. March II, 1884.


THE "ANpIHAN FE10D'--o' '"c '"'"'''[
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Of which wen, directly to his own oujo~-
ucaa. Mears, who is in Mexico. having
Lrpn indicted. bodily admit; tbat his claim
.,.as = .l,a,oaIas. r-aud and unhlu.lin0ly de.
H., ~, C;o,a-,,ror, or ,b. l,;,.d cntr..
f,orc b.,ro ne, a,.r,d;t,.n rcr,r,,,;,p or.,,a,.
o.. l..,.,,, ,Lo ,,.o ,,,c.,r,,.rts uoln,
,cJ;.b ma g,, lac d.m.oj,t of N.yino far
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''''''''.'S' arg ~ a.'''. ''". paper" 10 We
'"''e' tie w. ,. p"'y DUG '" I'."
~"o''".''' ''''''','s' d. ' .'' 100
-, .rh.,,,,.. far ,,, no,., r.. mo,.af. IL,
bs p,.. commend ~ V',.r...,.,o fl, O., toor
1I,o..r -Dp., ,.o. Ir, A,..,,...rs ,., ,.,.r4
.o,,.a.t~
.-E5" Geo E. ppoh. ESQ. of Cincinnati.
"a7 bee" e'e'',h On'i'd ''''''s"a'"''r from
;he state OF o"o. N" ''@h. Us o"'.'-
cralr ana IS fa'" !" be Ia Ia'"r" "' 'l' No'i"s-
ga H'!, winch recently i">Sc" inc S''i"'.
~ il" .','''''' W it.' ''' o. '
p',. 10 ,..' ''.&,.'".",'' '.' , ,...
.,n,,a,o, o. ',1 -, - ,.h,o, ,o,.,,.or viii. fin,
',;-.a -, s,-oei L.r,-.-.l 70 ,.,,i,n.
..,.aIi.l IT,. d.. s,,to T., orlor IN
~, sat. ,rr,..,,,.
- ,,.... ..,,,,.,,t. tl,,t ;i,, 'T,i,.t funds
y, u,rd 10 be reimbursed when iulure taxes
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

~ The General Land Office gives notice
that 70 military land warrants were stolen
from, the land Office, in Iowa city.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

.Ig' An intelligent farmer in On"ndaga
county, y. Y, plants many acres OF sweet
corn for iattening hogs. The greater amount
of saccharine mater in it, is said to add 10
the Sweetness of the pork made upon it. 1t
Is highly rc!i,hed by both fowls and animals,
and i. said 10 be more easily digea;cd than
yellow corn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

~" The Wall street Reporter says that
the Emperor Louis Napoleon has lately in
vested between seven and eight millions oi
frames in various public securities in New
N,ri, ritv
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

C-'rThc Washington correspondent of the
New York Express, says-Ihe Gadsdcu
Treaty i, likely to hc ratified by two-ihisis
Of The Senate. !; adds some millions of acres
Of land TO the United States, to be open TO
slavery; but hear no more about it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

~ The Washington Star says that tho
Senate is really going to institute inquiry in
regard to the publication of the GadSden
treaty and other secret documents AMI that 4"
number OF newspaper editors and publishers
will be summoned to Washington as Wat
1esses.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

~ Despair has ruined some, but rrc.
SUMPTION mulrtudes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

~ The Illinois Legislature has passed 4
series of resolutions endorsing Douglass Me-
brlska Bill, and sustaining him in his aivo-
cacv of it. They passed in each House by
large uajo:!;.cS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

.5y- Somebody tells 4 good story OF a
boy on q railroad who initiated the whistle OF
locomotive so clearly that the engineer had
N 90 down and s,ciich him of the track.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

~" 4 despatch from Louisville, dated the
27th ult, says that there is no truth in the
report started at Washington, that Senator
Crittendcn has declared against tine Nebraska
bill, ncr is there any truth in the report that
lie IS about to declare his sentiments upon
that subject at Frankfort or elsewhere.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

- NV. VIZ ~ u T'''''-''''7 y ''''' ~
,.ai.it,l Of hungary, says "a hurG.,t years
WAR h., begun, in which America viii be tie
final empire ia Asia, which Is chiefly c"aecrn-
ed. .u- the pr.ucipailiics on the Danube are
not a drop in the bucket. Now the influence
al Nu.,rit, is great every where, and iucre-s-
inc hcyond computation. | have in the last;
,,,rn;v two months, visited all Europe, cX-
cent Ru,-ia and Spain: also parts Of Asa and
Africa. and ain astonishcd 10y the advance We
I,ar. made in the minds of all mon .incc ny
t1,,ncr journeys Of 1898 10 1851.
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E.5st of Letters

DEMAINING in the Post Office, at EdSeheld
IL G.. H., on 30il June 1854.
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Head Quarters.

Abbevlle, June ~, lSo4
ORDER NO. 3.
The following Regiments will parade for drill and
review at the times and pi.es specified below viz
The 10Th Regimr mt of Infantry at Richardson S
OH Thursday the 21th of July next.
The 7tt Regiment If infantry at the Old Wells" !"
on Saturday the 29th Of July next
The 9th Regiment nf Infantry ut loves OIL Tues
day the LIST of \ugu.t next.
The 81 Regiment "f Cavalary at Longmire's on
Thursday the 81 Of August mkt.
The Sth Regiment Of Infantry at " alorrow's Old
Field" on Saturday the 9Th OF August next.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry at Lonax's, on
Tuesday the Sth of August neat.
The 4th Regiment Of Infantry at IaDey's, on
Thursday the 9th Of August next.
The Add Regiment Of Infantry, at Mintons on
Saturday the 18th Of August next.
The I'd Regiment Of Infantry at Halls, on Tues
day the 5th Of August next.
The 5th Regiment Of Infantry at Hunters, on
Thursday the i7th Of August next.
The lst Regimen; of Cavalry at PickensTil!c, on
Saturday the 18th Of August next
The Sd Regiment Of Infantry at Toneys Old
Store, on Tuesday the 22d of August next.
The lst Regiment of Infantry at BcntOn's, on
Thursday the oath of August next.
The commissioned and non commissioned Officers
will assemble the day previous at the place of rem
devious of their respective Regiments, for drill and
inspection.
The Brigader Generals will. each with his staff,
attend the Reviews in their seperatc commands, and
are charged with the extension Of this order.
By order Of
Major General MCGOWAN.
JoHS c. sIskrSs Div Adj. General.
July If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-13
Edgefeld Hale Academy.

ruNIIlS Institution is opened for another year under
tbe control of MIR. j. GREGG LElTNER,
our last years Teacher.
The experience Of u twelvcmonth has fully satis-
fled us that no more competent young gentleman
can be- found in the State than the now at the
head of our Academy. The best proof of this II
the general satisfaction given by him last year,
backed bv the additional fact that his School. at the
termination of its first week for the second year,
numbered 43 Pupils.
The Trustees desire TO assure the Public that
their united efforts will be given to The cause OF
their School and continued and complete superV!-
sion will be exercised by them over its progress
MIR. LEITNER will in short time procure first
rate Assistant and any number short of four score
can then be well attended to.
The Building is in comfortable condition, having
three large irr-paccs Zone in each OF the larger
roums,) and being well supplied with convenient
tables and arm chairs OF the best finish.
Once more we appeal to the people OF Edgeield
and the adjoining Districts. for their encouragement
OF our earnest endcavors to establish first rate
preparatory School.
Terms.
For the Classical Department, per annum, s36 'Ou
Higher Eng. ...32 UU
Ordinary g ...2e, w
Capitol boarding to be had in pleasant families.
JOIN LIPSCONB, -
ARTHUR SINlKINS, E
GEO. A. ADDISON,
LEWIS JONES,
R. T. MINIS.
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DR. A. G. TEAGuE respectfully informs
l his friends and citizens vf Edgcficd generally.
that he has just received LARGE ADDITION
to his already extensive Stock of fresh and genuine
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS

CEATON MOULTRlE. who is in the custody
y of the Sheriff of Ed sefeld District. by virtue
of n Writ of Capias ad Satisfacendum, at the suit
of R. NJ Fuller, having filed in my Office, together
with Schedule on oath, of his estate and effects,
his petition to the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted 10 the btn'ft of the Acts
Of the General Assembly made f'r the relief of in
solvent debtors. 1t is Ordered that the said r. NJ.
Fuller, aud all the other Creditors to whom the said
Sraton Nloultrc is in IN anywSe indebted, be and
they are hereby summoned and have notice to ap-
pear before the said Court at Edgcfeld Z. H., TN
tn sday the Sd day of October nex,, to show cause,
if any they can, why the prayer OF the petition
aforesaid should not bc granted
THOS. &. BACON, C. c.r.
Clerks Office, July s. 1854. l3t Is