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ri, st premium Marble wOrks.

By reference to a card in another
column, IL will be noticed tbs Mr. j.
w. Conrov, of Stockton, (formerly
Centre Bridge is now engaged in the
monufacture of Marble Work of every
description, such as Monuments Tomb
stones, nantlets, &C.. which arc ex-
ecuted in the big hest style Of the art.
Mr.. Conroy received the First Pre-
MUM from the Hunterdon County
Agricultural Association, as having
the best specimens on exhibition.
All who are in want Of anything in
his line cannot fail to be SUITED Ii they
will call and examine spe simcns.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Tricks ON Travellers.

On Monday last an old man, trav-
eler and stranger in these parts, in
quired Of a couple Of lads the way to
the Bridge. The lads about IA years
old or less, spied couple Of bottles
of wbiskey in tha old mans possession
and drove rather sharp bargain with
him, as they agreed to show him the
Bridge for drink Ct whiskey. To
this the old man consented. and the
boys took both bottles and ran away
with them Verify, Young Ameri-
ca Is improving rapidly ID our town,
if the above is fair specimen.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
To Aavttisegs is.

To the advertiser Of both Ci.v md Conntry
we now offer sheet that has larger circala-
tion among Merchants Mechanics, Farmers,
LaboreFs, and business men 5f all shades, inan
any ofourconnty papers have. oreverattaiaet :
and is, consequently, the best paying adyertis-
ing medium in this section.
Advertisements Inserted ut the rate of %
cents per square Of II lines for the first week,
and rs cents for each subsequent insertion, as
follows -
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
The Editorial Association.

It having been left to the acting
President Of the N. j. Editorial AS
sociation / o fix the time and place OF
holding the next Qaarierly meeting,
he has fxed upon the 8lh Of August,
at McKibben's Hotel, Atlantic City.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Qulek Work.

On Monday the 9Th inst, at Sand
Brook, Delaware Township, Mr.. VIM.
81. Larue cut with a cradle FIVE acres
of wheat, in eleuen hours. The grain
cut, when taken up, made 1926
sheaves. This may be considered
quick work, and with the thermometer
go in the shade.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Drowned.

Jacob Wittie, captain Of canal
boat, was drowned ia the Delaware
Division Canal, above New Hope,
yesterday afternoon. He was bathing
in the canal, and while following mp
bis boat, which was in motion, sprang
at the rudder, It is supposed, for the
purpose Of holding on TO 1t 50 as to be
carried along with tbe boat but mis-
sing 1t be sank and was drowned
Beacon.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Dog shot.

Yesterday was indeed . day Of ex
eittn nent in chr midst S9me inhu-
man re.ch applied turpentine to an
iaolfeaaige little pet dog. belonging
70 Mr. John Zeigler. TIE dog, Of
course, moved abor. tolerably lively,
and some person started the cry Of
mad dog, after which he was shot.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Volunteers Wanted.

T8enty five volunteers are wanted
to Join an accepted regiment which
will be mustered into service in a
short time. For particulars erqaife
at the Beacon Office, or at Barron's
Hotel, New Hope.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Delaware Encampment No IL, Of Pat-
riarchs, Z. 0. OF o. It.

At stated meeting of this En-
campment, held in their hall at Lam
bertvilie, on the evening Of July 18th,
tde following officers we're installed to
serve for tue ensuing year by " w.
Grand Patriarch, George l. Miller, OF
Burlington -
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

4 IBIEF who broke out OF the jail
IN Ohio the other day, being captured,
told The sheriff that he might have
escaped, but he had conscientious
scruples about travelling on Sunday
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Brief Mention.

brief Mention.
--Wm. Britton, Esq, of French
town, has been elected Captain of Co
NJ. Hunterdon County Militia, at
that place.
Subscribers to the Volunteer
Relief Fand are requested to pay to
the Treasurer, on or before Friday the
26th inst, the amount of their sub
scriptions.
Mr.. John Chamberlain has ta-
ken the Jersey Hotel, at Clinton, long
known as Hopes Hotel. Mr.. Cham
berlain is !znown as good man, and
no doubt win be literally patsonized.
Our Public School adjourned
on Friday afternoon for a vacation Of
six weeks. We believe all the Schools
in this place are now having vaca.
ton. The Pablo School will open
about the first Of September
Several communications have
been received, during the week which
have been crowded cut for want of
space, while others have been placed
under the table, as they are Of no par
tieular use, and reflect more credit
upon their writers in that place than
though they were published.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

A CLEAN SWEEP isnow being made
ia all the post-ofdces in Western Vir-
ginia, nearly all the post-mastors being
svmpathizers With the Confeaerutes.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
New military Company.

A new Military Company has been
organized at Sergeantsville A meet
ing will be held on Wednesday the
Gath, for an election for officers.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

Col. Bowman is in custody at Rich
mond, and the authorities threaten.
retaliation By hanging, lfharm is done
TO one Of the pirates Of the SouannaH
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

A very pious old gentleman told bis
sous NOT to 80, nader any circnmstan-
ces, = Gsbjng On tho Sabbath but, if
they did, by al means to bring home
The 6sh.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

sHoEs and printers ink are now
being made in New Orleans, as they
can procure no more from the North
also, saddles, haveg8acks and cartridge
boxes.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
anlg "a
qtal Affairs.

U- PFRsoNs KNOWING OR HEARING OF Ac-
oInENrs, BURaLARIEs, TaEFTs, OR orHER
MATTERS or A LOCAL OR GENERAL NATURE,
WILL CONFER a FAVOR wEICH WILL BE DULY
APPRECIATED ny ADFANcING Us TRE SANE.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

THE Camden and Amboy railroad
Company have declared semi annual
dividend Of Eve percent, payable on
the 22d instant
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

A DIVIDEND five percent on tie
shares Of t4e Philadelphia and Trenton
Railroad, payable at the same time,
has also been declared
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

THE New Jersey Railroad and
Tran portation Company has declared
semi-annual dividend Of five per. cent
payable August lst.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

Advertisements should be marked the length
of time they are to be inserted, or they VIII be
kent in until ordered cut, and charged for ac-
cerdingiy,
All yearly or baifyearly advertisements due
quarterly, and al transient advertising must be
paid for in advance.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

TEE man who was lost in slumber
found his way out on anightmare.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Election of officers.

EIeCEI0n OF UfIiceTgs
An Election for Officers of the Union
Cadets, Of Lambertyille, was held on
Thursday which resulted as follows
Ceptain-David Curtis,
First Lieutenant--Samuel Slack,
Second 3. Dallis Coryell,
Ensign--Chas, Joiner,
Orderly Sergeont-samuel Green, Jr
Second F" cartwriga it Lees,
Third Samuel Stockton,
Fourth = Thomas Nayloy,
First Corporal--Wm. chidister,
Second z Vim. SEQ t,
Third Newlan Mains,
Fourth Syrus Hull,
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Glove Hgll Uns0n Gaarag.

TIL Company, recently organized
at Clover Hill, has now some 40 mem-
bers. and is progressing finely. The
following is the list Of officers Of the
a1ra7any
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
J. e. MUSE,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST.

DAA3 - ih) -
ES Permanently lncstel at Elgcfcld c. IL
o!icc in Upper North Rooms in Maj. S. S.
ToNrHlSs' Residence, formerly Nicholas Hotel.
All operations guaranteed. The best uf rotcrcn-
ccS given if nccc: 3hry.
loDT<1TS.
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Proclamation.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, July 6, 1851.
A CCORDING to N Act Of the Confederate
"A Congress- entitled "An Actt put into ope-
rntiun tho Government under the permanent Con.
.ti;utiom of the Cunfs,lcrnte States of AEcrca,
it is required that each State shall vote On inc
f.st Wednesday in November next, for Prcsldent
and Vice President Of the Confederate States,
which officers are to be inauguratcd the twenty
scc.:nd ct February next, and
WHEREAS the existing law of the State pro
vilcs that the Electors for President and wee
President shall be mp tinted by the Legislature,
and whereas, the Legislature of this State VIII not
br in regular session ut the time rrescrlpeu py
he aforesaid Act for appointment OF Electors,
Therefore, bc it known that /, +. W. rlCh-
EMS, Governor in and over the State OF So"'"
Carolina. by virtue of the power vested III me pJ
the Constitution, authorizing the Governor, Oh en-
tranrlaary occasions, to convene the tfeneral As'
scm.ly, do Issue this, my PROCLaAla l!oS' )
calln. uJun and requesting The senators ah" l"o
members of the linuSe of Representatives 10 con-
ycnc in Columbia on the first Monday III Aofeni-
her next ensuing that they may be present in the
House Of Representatives. oii ehc 9aio hrst G'us
day in November to appoint Electors OF presl-
dent and Vice President of the Confederate States
of America, in conformity with the Act OF tRct
f.;lcratc Congress Aforesaid
as the permanent Go1crnmunt Ia to he organ
iGcd m election will be required oi two senators
from this State, and also in all probability, con-
sidrrimg tho peculiar State of the country, othei
Important matters will he acted on at the same
session OF tie Legislature.
Given under my i;and and the seal ot the Stal'
aforesaid, at Columbia, this the sixth day
July, in the year Of o;:r l,ur:l, one thoasan'
eight hundred and sixty-nnc, and n the eighty
sixth year of the Independence of the state o
South Carolina. f. ". PICkENS,
IsAAO L. MEANS, Secretary of State.
July II, 1861. tTim. 2S.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEElEIID DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDiNAHi.
EOY W. T. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas, James A. Jennings has applied to mo
fr Lct;crs of Administration, on all and singular
The Goods and cattles. r:htsau credits of ThOs.
l.. Tucker. late of the District aforesaid deed.
These are, therefore, t" etc and admonsh all
ap,; singular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased. Ia be and appear before ne, AT our next
Ordiuarys Court for tie said District, to be holden
at Edsciield Court lIur<r. on the 92d day OF Oct.
inst, to show cause, il any. why the said admin
isiration should 10: bc granted.
tiivcn under my hanl and SEAL this Sth day of
Qc,"ier in the year of ur Lord one thousand
ri- -ht Iluudrc.. ami SX:v-nnc, and in the eighty
<;x,. year of the :dcr u:irmcc Of Sonh Car"lins.
VI. 7. DURiS0E, U r.p
Dfp i
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.


EsY W. I. DUEIS0E, ESP, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas, Jchn L. Hamilton has applied to mt
"r Letters ot Administration, will. the will an
rrxed on all and singular, the goods and chat.
las, rights and credits Of Della Phillips. late
If tho District aforesaid deed.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased to be and appear before me- Mt our next
0rlinarys Courtfor the said District, to be holden
:. Ea.;cticd CURT House. on the 18th day o.
let. inst, to show cause II any, why the snid
administration should not he granted.
Given ualcr my hand and seal this jih
lay al oc:.. in the year Of cur Lord one thou.-
nd eight hrnirci and siXty-onc, AMI in the
siyhty-six;h yc&ro Of the Sovereignty and Indepen.
Ience Of Tic Staic of South Car"!iaa
W. T. DUMS0E, O.E.D.
Gc: It 80
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEf.D DISTRICT,

IN OEUiNIlRl l
Eei' Y. =. DuEIS0E, Esq Ordinary O !gc-
E0 field District.
Whereas, D. p. Sell mas applied Ia me for Let
rrS or Administration. on all and singular the
goods anl caarss. rights AMI credits "E 5. +.
Ballard, late 'f The hi.'rict aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore. tn cite aud ;t'inionish all
AMI singular, the kinl-s,! auA creditors of the
<ai,i deceased /" hc ANA appear before me, at our
n:xt urliHary's Court for the said District. TO he
ollcn E!gcielL Court lloaSe. "n t!ic 2lst day
Of Oci"bcr inst. 20 show cause, if anY, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand ard seal, This 1th dag q!
0ct,i,cr, in TIE year o. "ur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and $ixty-onc, and in the eighty
.ix:h year of the Independence nr Snn;h Calulina.
". T. DUi:lSOE, o.I:.p.
Oct 10 2ta IL
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ADVERTISING RATES.

TIE MERCURY has now the largest circula-
rinn of amy paper in the State, and is second in
Lihis respect tn but few papers in the South it
therefore offers great advantages to business men
and others, whose interest. require publicity.
ONE SQUARE Of - lines, solid Nonrarcil,
each Insertion, Gj cents, and for each additional
line . can:s
COMMUNICATIONS Of personal interest will
hc charged rs advertising mattrr.
OrIsrS FROM without the city to publish A1ver-
tiscmcn,s, Marriage Notices or Obituaries, will
not he attended to unlcss the cash, or acccpta-
!,!a city reference, acconnnny the "rl"r.
~" On all bills Of $50 "uu over, ~ per cent.
discount is allowed.
~ South Carolina Bank Bills takon in pny-
nent for subscription to the Mercury
Charleston, July 1851.
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HYMEN-EAL
OBITUARY

DIED, at his fathers residence in TINS p'S'I'S'
of Tvnbo;d pncpmoiln,. ON the l4th September,
HENRY MILLEDGE TURNER, after Il poininl
illness of three weeks, which he bore with Chrls'
tiun fortitude. He died in the 2Sth year OF ms
age. The deceased united himself to the bapt'ss
Church in 1858, and lived u consistent member ,
until his death. He scomcd to know tnat ms i emu
was rapidly approaching. and spoke OF 1t calmly
And whilst he expressed ! willingness 10 mee,
death at any moment. yet he naturally regretted
The leaving of his wife and little ones to the care
of otbcrs lie was highly esteemed as neigh
lor - Kind and siTect"nate brother. an o5ed'ent
s~n. @ and devoted husband and lovaS parent
an afflicted wife aud two children, be-
r,yved parents three brothers four sisters besides
many friends and relatives to mourn their loss.
A FnIESD.
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Blacksmithimg

EHAVINa been thrown out of employment by
q the hardness Of the times, and wishing to
support myself and family by my lahour, have
secured Mr.. Goodies Brick Shop where propose
to do all kinds of BLACkSMITllING, rarticu-
larly repairing BuGgics md Carriages, Tin Iron)
will Plantation work. Horse Shocing, &c. All
w.,i brought 10 tac Shop will be promptly at
tended to. JOllN MALO1.
June ] o II 20
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S S tate Of South Carolina,
D G i;FIEI.D DISTRIC T
~ OEUi.YiRi,.

u OENLNiRY.
Esi W. 7. auRIS0E. Esq, Ordinary I'D C.
Id field ;ist:ic:.
Wi.crsas H. W. Carwic. c. Il. L. D., has ap.
p'i.' {" ne for Letter: ur Administration, on all
aud Singular The ga"!> anl clr"itlcs, rights and
credits If Clr.linc V Mobcy, late Of the District
anr,>a ,"c'
'::h<a ar". ;i;"rsc"Tc. :" cite and a'imoni>h all
a.I singular. tie iirlrcl anl creditors Of lie
s:i. deceased, to Is: All alla';r before me, at our
acA: Ori.arY'- r"ur for ;lir said District, to be
ioti.: at iil="i"ll C"mrt House "r the 9lst day
al E""El!,r :.c:., I" $,l"w cause, il :ny. why h@
;,;,i administration .i';.uid ~, la granted.
ii;r"n ur:,!er ny I:and and seal this lOih day
Gf Urt",.r. IL ;',.' year Of cur Lord one thousand
cis!, h;risei and six'y-"nc. md in til: eighty
s;xt. year Of the Inler"ndcnce"f Of South Carolina.
". +. DURISOE, o.E.n.
Oct. 10 Gie III
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State Of South Carolina.


Charleston, Oct. ,, 1861.
ygvlIE GREAT SCARCITY OF BACON AND
z SALT BEEF, two articles usually depended
upon for the supply of animal food Tor trooiS,
HIS Induced this Department TO seek some sul's;i-
tuc; and the attention of the people Of this State
is earnestly directed to the subject and their co.
operation solicited.
PRESERVED AND COMPRESSED BEEF
is used extensively in tEc French Army, and i
an admirable substitute for Gacon and Salt Ecci,
possessing many advantages over them. helnS less
than one twentieth part oil the weight ana oulk,
which is Il :rca, consideration, iseaSy cooked anu
ery.nutriciouS.
Any Information as to the process Of preparing
and preserving anl COMPRISING meats, will be
gladly received at this office.
Estimates are desired for furnishing larscquan-
ties nf PR ESERVED ana COMPRESSED BEEF,
for JERkED BEEF, and a!$" !or Sd III BEEF.
JOSEPH WALKER.
Commissary General South Carolina.
Qc: 16 1t IL
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,@ WILL BE RE. OPENED ON MON
4r&S4 DAi. 1th Uc;ccr Admission will be
e{EfsT45S} malc during the month of October,
3assS.af ard from the Isl 10 thc Sill January,
~ l,Ii3. Susil young !adies SIS may re.
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Edgefield Female College

FENIIE Exercises of this Institution will COM
Il mence again on Monday the 9th inst.
The Teachers will be the same us heretofore,
with the exception of Mr.. ROBERT j. GWALT-
NEY, whose place will be supplied by his sister,
Miss MATTE GWALTNEY. No Teacher has
yet been employed in the department Of Music
but, should the nunncr Of Pupils justify, the
services of one will lie Immediately engaged.
Patrons nre assured that the School, as long us
kept up, will bc conducted rs efficiently rs hero
t0fore There is every reason why, ut this time,
our Female School should 6" Oh us usual. This
can be done even enough many ol W. still nrc
called to arms. We have uu,nhrr nf Southern
Ladies', not now employed who are fully qualified
10 make good Teachers. Let such eF;er our Fc-
male Schools: and. if need be, tako the entire
charge o. llrr. Ths day has COME when the
South must educate mere thoroughly her daugh-
tiers. We want no more Teachers FROM TIC North.
The struggle is for .yocal NJ less than Political
Independence. The one. 10y the help Of Gud, we
can conquer with the s.sord tc other, VIC must
accomplish BY scli-rclianre, intelligence and vir-
tie. parsntS many of your brave sons and
hru;hcrs arc in our Army, 10 remain NC know not
how long. Educate, then, Your daughters, that
hey may in turn educate the next generation.
Fur information refer to Catalogue, which will
be sent upon application.
JOHN Il. GWALTNEY,
Edgeiicld c. H., S. c.
SrntT If "a
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For the Advertiser.
To the Voters of tho Fourth Congress
sicnal District:

To the Voters of the Fourth Congress
sicnal District:
Col. JOHN A. CALHOUN, of Abbevlc, is =
Candidate for the Congress Of the Confederate
States His high-toncd moral character, mental
qualifications and political antecedcnts for the last
thirty years, in opposing the nsnrra,ions AMI cor
ruptuns os Il tyrannical and rotten Government
leave TO rrcor,. behind of which he need be
ashamed, ana no suspicious OF unttithfuness to
his State. which require argument 10 remove
lis immediate friends and ncighbors then, cheer
fatty crmmcad him to you as a worthy recipient
O; your support. GRhEN"oo
mTt~ VIZ a;o authorized 10 aunownce DR.. r. c
GRIFFIN a Candidate for Congress at the elee-
tivn in November.
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SheriR's Sale !!

sbY Virtue Of sundry Writ, OF Iicri Facias tc
sS ne directed, will rr"cccd to sell at Edge
;iel Cour; lIousc, un the first Monday in Nov.
next. the following property in the following
:.l<cs. TO wit:
l.. VI. Dledsoe rs lIcnry Heart and Jesse Heart.
One Negro man Lark" the property Of the De-
;cn'ant Henry Hart.
T.. D. padgst: VS. John P. Mays, Orc tire,
Horse ,n,l "ne buggy .nd Harness.
A.Y-y Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, s.rl
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Oct l6
State Of South Carolina,

CHARLESTON, SEl'T. -, loOt.
BY Ills ENCELLENCI, +. w. PlChENS,
GOV vERNOR AND COMMANDER-lN-Ci!
IN AND OVER THE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Whereas. information has been received at the
Department.. that LEWIS. 4 negro slave, the pro-
pcr.y Of William Warm. of Darlington District,
was tried ami convicted Of an atruciouS, offence
against the dignity of the Stale, was sentenced to
be hung or the Sth of November next, and escaped
from the custody of til. officer who had him il
charge:
Now, therefore. ]. f. W. PTCkENS, Governor
Of the State of South Carolina. d. hereby offer Il
reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fur his
apprehension and delivery int" amy jail in this
State.
The said Lewis is ahout six feet high weighs
.,laut one hundred ans! eighty pounds: is about
thirty years Of age; has very black heavy wills
kers ON his cha, as they approach his ears thcJ
are very thin: very high. rcce.!in tnre5=ad teeth
gonl, but cul"rcd by the use 6: to!scco. WheE
last seen his clothes were rt dark coOrcd Negro
rc,h.
Given under my hand ana the seal Of the State al
Charleston, this, the 21lh day Of September, in
the year uf our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and SiXty-onc and Of the Independence O!
the STATE Of South Carolina, the eghtysXth.
Z. ". PICkENS.
Ev the Governor
JAMES \. DurrrS, Deputy Secretary Of State.
October .itil If III
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Red Oak Grove
S0f,D;ERSs AID ASSOCIATION !

FEYHE Ladies' of this Association are prepared
4 to MAKE UP GARMENTS for the Seventh
regiment of South Carolina Volunteers. Con-
;riGutions either il, lucnsy vr material left ut the
store Of hammond & Lark, Hamburg, will be
promptly forwarded and thankfully acknowledged
Mrs. I. GARHErT. Pres't.
Mrs. j. BuSSEI, Vice rrcst.
Mrs f. I. SiIARPT0N, TrcaS'r.
Mrs ". GARRETT, Scc'y.
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F,st,rav Notice.

vyYhIL.ED hcf"re me. ly Wilipm Hatcher. al
i latchcr'< Pond, - S"rrcl MARE MULE,
~. u..::,..wn.--..n particular marks. hpprasol
=, :lj. rnc ,wn'r j. ra.a"stc1 % come i"rw,Id
;,,,. c,,:,,:. nr:s: ;c ,Jr ::"". .: size sill ht
q, ia via - i,,.=.s." al ",S.
w. W. EDNEY, NJ. L. b.
Graniteville, Sept 50, 1861. 4tm& 4O
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LEW l.: JUNES, &.El
Oclll 81 II
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ct appearing t" my satisfaction that the Defen-
A ,lants Wesley E"lic. William McCar;y, Alsoy
SlcCar,y, Mary y. McGa-,Y. Martha Mccarthy
Elizabeth McCarih!;. I'll man Mccarthy. Philip
Hates AMI his wife Elix,hc Nathan Bodic and
Capc.s B"lic reside 'cy"n'l The limit Of this
sate On motion ly T",upkin< {; E:c"n an,l Grit
fin Compartments solicitors, Ordered ,ha; tcy do
appear aud plead. answer OF dcnur 10 Thu Brl
within three months from the publication hereof,
or decree pro c"4i"sso will DC catered against
them. Il. VI. CAHNlLE, c.EEp
Cu,nm'cS Office Oct II. lSil. 3in Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
IN CfJEI1N PIE!:
For"i3" 1it'ct!mcat.
Il. y. Fu.ic-,

L. y. Fu.ic-,
Sarnuc X. Fulc".
'gHIIE Plaintiff i'll tic above state! Gaze !avns
a This ay filed '.is dtc!"rai":. !: la% o!@r ami
Il" Defendant !.aviii: nri;i,"r wife 80: Attorney
:!lJwn 10 rrSi.l. ,ii,! :e l!!:i.S "i Ills S;It",
~ wtn,t cor;e< u! sal i :. :ra'i ':ii! Tries II
.len,l r.a I: served 0n n.D:i'a d: McS,rs. y hbnc:y
Wright pia.n:i!i': A;"::c:., Qr,.rrr,l tina; sl,i
,.!vm!:a APPEAR and plead ~ said declaration
'lii;a 4 year and Gay lr'a The date hereof, Or
.aAl aud absolute Judgment WI! he given against
lin. ;. HARRISON. c.''.r.
cirrk.s Office 0slnl.r l.t 1851. clyu 80