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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-07

Among other means towprds the accomplish
ment of this end, the New York Chamber o
Commerce applied to Mr.. Biddle to take
share in such an institution. II will be seer
by the following letter. that the application
has been accepted, and that the Bank is nov
certain to be established.
From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
UNITED STATES BANK.
At special meeting oftle Board ofTradc
fieiden this day, the following letter was com.
rnanicatcd by Mr.. Disosway, one of the com.
mittee appointed to present to the u. 8. Bank
Of Pennsylvania. the resolution of the Board
requesting that Bank to establish an institu-
tion hcre.l
"BANK OF THE UNITED STATES,
May 81, 1888.
"To .Messrs., Gabriel p. Disos,cay. Thomas
Denny, j. ". Lenviii, Aieigs ID. Be,yamin
Recommendation favor Of the I2th
inst, accompanying the resolutions of the
Board of Trade Of the city Of New York, re-
qucsting that this Bank "would locate o
banking company, in this city at the present
auspicious timc," and adding, "tlat our re-
collection. Of the liberal system pursued by
the former Bank the United States. renders
us peculiarly solicitous that large banking
institution should be established here under
tho general banking law, which shall be man
aged with the same enlarged views, and the
same enlightened and liberal policy" was
duly submitted to the Board Of Directors
They are deeply sensible to the expressions
OF good will toward the institution, conveyed
in the resolutions Of the Board Of Trade, and
very cordially reciprocate them to the COM
mercial community of New York, with whom
this Bank has been SO long and so satisfacto-
rily connected.
"The board Of directors, however, delayed
their decision on the subject until they could
learn the final action Of Congress upon the
financial measures in contemplntion-on the
result Of which so much Of the business and
banking operations Of the country depend
The repeal of the specie circular by Congress,
which took place yesterday, is deemed the
commence ement Of a more harmonious rela-
tion between the banks and the Government, :,
and the board Of directors hasten to show
their confidence in it by renewing their con-
nexions with yonrcity. Accordingly, | am
instructed to apprize you that they will, at an
early period, make the necessary arrange
ments for such an establishment as you re-
quest In the mean time, have the honor
10 be "Vcry respectfully, yours,
IN. BIDDLE, President
So important were the contents Of this let
ter considered by the officers of the Board,
that an extra meeting was called at ~ o.
clock, to resume the consideration of the
subject.
The meeting thus summarily convened,
was numcrously attended, and Mr.. Disosway,
from tile committee, reported its proceedings
and read the correspondence, as above given.
II was received with the liveliest demonstra-
tions Of satisfaciion-the declaration Of MIR.
ID. that the present is the brightest day tina,
has dawned upon New York for twelve
month being loudly cheercd by the meeting.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-07

FRiDAy, June ist--arr. sch'rs Ar-nramendi Crowsil
from Pro,d for Norolk--Trad-r, Nick.rson from
Cape Ann for New York.--Superor Tlcy, from, Bath
-Fornax, Nickerson, from kenebsck. .--Sloops Eagle
Smrhey, rom koch.s'or hr New iayen.-Charlcs
John, from New York for Prov dcnce.- Hudson West
from Prov idence Tor New Bedford.
Sunday, 3d-arr sloop Hero, Read, from New York
Tor Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-07

o.. The Towns Committee Of arrange
mcnts for the 4th of July, arc requested to
meet at Afmory Hall, this evening, at 8
o'clock. Juno z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-07

Court cf Probate. .NtrPorf, June Z, 1888
vVNHE Administrators first account on the
l. Estate Of Patience Vial, widow, late OF
Newport, dec. was presented for allowance
II il ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof be referred TO n
Court ofProbate to be holden at the state
House in Newport, on the first Monday
in July next at . o'clock A. NJ. and that
previous notice be given by publishing q
copy of this order, three several times in
the "Herald Of the Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place,
and be heard.
True copy-witness,
B. b. HOwLAND, Prob. elk.
Junc7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-07

RROAp CLOTHS, Csssineresy yCsssinsss.
- Sa,tincts, Besvertsens, blue yssnss Cos-
durnys, with variety Of etber goods, ~M %
''''' JOHN r. TowASEwD&
April IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-07

Al Phi,deiphia on Thursday morning Inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Baloh, DR.. Chris. Grant Perry, ~ this town 70
Fanny, daughter of Hon. Thomas Sergeant, OF fhade-
phis =" =.
In Warren. Monday morning last, by the Rev. Mr.
Welch, Mr. Robert q. Topham of New Bcdt'rd, Mass
TO Iirs Daihsheba G. barton, Of Warren, H. !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-07

Court of Probate, Nepport, June 4, 1893.
A PPLIcArIoN was made for an Administra-
IA tor on the Estnte Of Lebbeus Ellsworth,
late of Savannah, dec.
II is ordered that the 'ame bc re-
ceived and tho consideration thereof referred
to Court Of Probate, TO be holden at the State
House, in Newport, on the first Monday in July
next, al Q o'clock A. NJ. and that previous no
tce be given by publishing copy Of this order
three weeks in succession, in the Herald Of the
Timss, for all persons Interested to appear at
said time and place aud he heard.
A true copy-witness:
\ B. b. HowLANp, Prob. elk.
June
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-07

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General .4ssembiy, May session, 1898.

an the petition Of Isaac Smith. SON
~ Of James Smith, Of Middletown.
in the county Of Newport praying that
he may be authorized TO change his
name I: voted and resolved, that the
prayer ofsaid petition be, and the same
is hereby granted; and Tire said Isaac
Smith is hereby authorized to assume
and adopt Tie nHhre Of James. and
hereafter to be known and called by
tho name of Isaac James Smith.
True copy--witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y..
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.
ARRIVALS.

fch'r Concord, Coe, Mntanias.
sch'r Maria, small, Providence.
SlOOp Charles, Ash, Providence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
To Printers a. PubIishers.

FESHE Subscribers have Just COMPLETED
Their new specimen Book Of light faced
Book and Job Printing Type, Flowers and
Ornaments, the contents OF which arc here
with partially given.
Diamond; Pearl, Nos. I and 9: Aaa,c
Nos. l,2, and3; Agate ON Nonpareil bodv
Nonparcil, Nos. !. g, 3, and 4; Minioneiie
Nos. l, and 2; Minion, Nos. l, 2, 3, and d:
Niln'on on BREWER body: Brewer on Minion
boIy; BREWER Nos. i, 2, 3, and 4; BREWER
on burscoise body; Brewer on Long Prim-
or lody; bnrgeols on BREWER Body; Bur-
seols Nos. l, 2, 3 and 4; RuIgeois on Long
Primer body; small bodied Long Prince
Long Primer, Nos. l, 2, 3 and 4: Long
Primer on small Plea body; small Plea
Nos. l., Z, and 3; Plea on Enelisl, body:
Plea on Small Plea body; Plea, Nos. !, 2,
and g: English, Nos. ! and 9; Grea, Primer
Paragon; Double English; Double Para
ron; Cannon, Five lines Plea to Twenty:
Eight lines Plea, Gothic, condensed, to 20:
Five, seven, nine and 10 lines Plea Orna-
mental; Six, Seven, Nine IL and l 5Lincs
Plea Shaded; Eight, 10, ~, and 16 Lines
Antique shaded.
Also Il large apd beautiful collection of
Flowers. from Pearl 10 Seven Line Plea
many Of which are moi 10 be found in other
specimens; q new assortment Of O%rna,neu-
al h"sies; a variety OF card borders; near
= Thousand Metal Ornaments; Brass Rule:
Leads OF various thickness: Astronomical
Mathematical and Physical Metal Signs:
braces and Daslics from three TO lbirry ems
long; Great Primer and Double Plea Sc1ip,
on inclined bodies; diamond and Norma
reil music Of various kinds; Antioucs: hsh,
end heavy face Two Line letter; roman and
lla!ic, Nonpnreil, Minion. BREWER, Long
rrlner, Plea and other Black; Nonpareii.
Minlon' aud BREWER Greek, Hebrew and
Saxon.
a large variety of Ornaments, calculated
particularly Tor the Spanish and South A.
merican markets: Spanish, French and Por-
tngncse Accents, furnished to order toeeth-
or with every other article made use of in
the printing business, all of which can be
furnished al short notice, of as good a quality
and on rs reasonable terms as at any other
establishment.
CONNER & COOKE.
Corner Of Nassau and Ann-s'. ". York
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
State Of south Carolina.
PROCLAMATION,

PY PIERCE NJ. BUTLER, Governor
80 and Commander in chief in and over
the State aforesaid.
Whereas information has been received
by this department that an a~lrocious muir
der was committed in the District of York,
ON the l4,h inst. on the body Of Wn. Nance
by 4 negro man slave, named Jack, the
property of CeorSc Mc'Alliely, and that the
said negro Jack has fled from justice.
Now Know Ye, TO the intent that the said
Jack may be brought to trial for the said
crime; l do hereby offer q reward of Two
hundred dollars for the apprehension of
said Jack and lodging him in any Jail Of this
State. Jack is about as years old, s. feet
DOR 10 inches high, weighs about one nun
dred and fifty or sixty pounds, complexion
yellow black, loves u dram, talks much,
and hrags greatly OF his knowledge of Far
riery and Wagoning, Of which it is said that
he has been driver in almost every State
south and west of New York. lie was
somo!iine ago purchased by his present ow-
ner from "a Mr.. Waugh of North Carolina.
49, Given under my hand and seal
L.S.} Of the State at Columbia, this
~ 2l,h day of October 1897.
l.. NJ. BUTLER.
by the Governor.
f. II. Saxon Secretary Of State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
Georgia & Carolina Almanac.
fOr nSI6.

a"HIS ALMANAC is now ready for delivery.
4 Dealers and others wishing to he supplied,
will please send i'll their orders curly. TO our
country friends, In Georgia and the upper part of
what it purports 10 be, n Georgia and Carolina
! Almanac. The calculations are by n native
Georgian-its contents embrace every thing for
their information, that its space would allow,
and it is printed ut horne.
CONTENTS.
Solar and Lunar Elipses for 1893.
Phenomena of the Plunets for 1893
Chronological Cycles for 1888.
The Anatomy Of Mans Body, rs governed
by the twelve consultations, with characters, ex-
plantations, &c.
Movable Fcasts for 1888.
Table of the Solar System.
A table exhibiting the Seats of Government
OF the different States, the times of noldiD" the
Election of different Stale Officers, g. the times
"i tho meeting of the Legislatures Of the several
States.
Tie Calendar of the twelve months Of the
year, giving HE ri.Irg and setting of the sun
and moon, the inclepsion of the sun, the moons
place, time Of high water ut Savannah, moouss
phases, equation of time, alyl the gardeners cal.
icndnr tor cuch month III the year.
An Astronomical Epilcmeris of the Plnnc,s
Places, for tho LIST. 9TH, 18th, I9,, and 2S,h dnrs
of each month, for the year 1893.
List OF Members TO Congress from Gcorrio.
Times of holding Superior Courts in the diff.
fcrem Counties Of Georgia.
Times ofholdimg Inferior Courts tn tho diff.
fcreu, Counties of Georgia.
Banks and Branches in Georgia.
Police of the City of Auou sta.
Post Office Department, hucus,a.-Mnil Ar.
ramGemcris. Rates Of Postage, &c.
Principal Officers of The Federal Govern.
Incmt.
Rates Of Foreign Coins md Currcncics ~
fixed by Law, ana as estimated in the Custom
Houses in tho United States.
A Table OF the Weather. bv an Observer
extracted from the Georgia Consli,u,iunnl:st.
Customasv iiates of i'~rciai,s, between Sa.
rannah and Augusta. revised and corrected.
Rates nj STORAGE unL Commission il. Augusta
Rates of b"ckase, Wharfage and Storage a,
Savannah.
Customary Rates Of Frcigl, between tho
Cities of n. York and Savannah
Times of holding 4. States Courts in Gror
IN. South Carolina. aud N"rih Carolina.
SOUTH CtROLEA.--Timcs Of hn.dinu
Courts Of Sessions and Cninuioa Meas for ,.,rf
Circuit.
Ass"ria'c Judges III the Courts of Jaw e.,
each Circuit.
Times for i,o!ding Appeal Courts of Law and
Equity.
Times for holding tho City Courts Of Char.cstou
The Councillors in Equity.
Time for holding The Courts of Equity i'm tho
different Districts of South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with the names of the different Commissioner
and Registers
Members to Congress from S. Carolina.
Anecdotes, &c. &c.
C!ftrc Of the GeOrgi0 Constituencies.
Augusta, Ga, September, 1887.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
DFs. PE'EkIR'S
Vegetable Ansi-bilious Pills.

A RE the cheapest and mos, approved
~ Family Medicine ever Offered to the
49," 'hn., arc evtrn",.ly mild in their
operation, neither causing sickness of the
stomach, nor any unpleasant sensation in
inc system. as IS too frequently the result
from hiedicliies gwen TO act upon the bowels
1 hcy act specifically npon.le Liver, when
III IL torpid condition, carrying oil larse guam
'ltics OF bile, through the influence OF the ex-
cerhef' junction, which if suffered TO remain
IN the system, would produce either jam
dice, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever. Fe-
yer anu Agne, or some other g%revious bodi-
~ altiiction. In all cases of rorpor of fine
bowels, they act like u Charm. In recen,
cases OF Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure.
many persons who were subject to violent
attacks OF sick headache, have heen much
benefited and several perfectly cured in a
''" weeks 10y '!"r Us" Of these pills. Fc-
iia!cS' ~ He '!:o~t dc.lcaic situation. con
use '"'hl 'Nfhhn' inGu"r'"w any risk. Per
SOUS G"''s :" >"a, or To :: Southern climate.
should ny all mcans take some of these pills
WIN mem. llici virtues will remain un-
impaired for years in any climate. No
Iaihily silonld he without these pills: q Dor.
tion OF them, taken occasionally, would he
inc means ofPreventing much suffering from
sickness. II is from neglect of kecpinp mr.
regular pcristaliic action of the bowels.
mus suffering to be absorbed and mingled
win rue blood, unassimilated fluids, thar
most Diseases arc produced.
pr. +. feels confident that no person who
S'N'> ihcSr pills n fair Trial. will ever after
i'ri Willing 10 be without them.
me testimony of thousands speaking in
'hr iiSii'si terms of the efficacy ~ui,,rsr niU,
thiSn' to- added, but the very high rrr,,a
non DIR +. has acquired as the ~invlu,o, of
inc "i"te"t peget0bh Medician .S,,,..-
ch're 'frPafico',' for The cure of i.vsrcr>ia
or Liver complaints is thought a Su.giri,nt
guarantee to those wishing to make rri,i Of
enrlT virtues. They contain not 4 particle
OF h!erctry. or any ingredient that does no.
act III harmony with health, and opposc. dis
ease. Each box containing 40 PiiIs. Price.
'o cents. For sale by f. J. MINIS
AT ne EdgefeM Medicine store.
June |, 1887 r17
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
TO PER
F.. WHITE, & WI. HtCr1

r.. WHITE, NJ. HAGIR,
Ee RESPECTFULLY inform the print.
NJ crs Of the United States to whom
they have been individually known as cs-
tabiished letter founders, that thew have
now formed a copartncrship in said bust
ness, &with ala extensive experience. they
hope to be able to give satisfaction to ali
who may favour them with their orders.
The introduction of machinery in place
OF tho tedious aud unhealthy process of
casting type by hand, n desidcratum by the
European founders, was by American i'll
scnuity, a heavy expenditure Of time and
money on the part :: our senior partner,
lrst successfully accomplished. Extensive
use of newcast letter, has fully tested and
oSEnt'iisiIcu IL, supu,ivitJ :n ~ n,r.,-
ular, over those cast by the old process.
The letter foundry business will hercac-
ter be carried on by the parties afore nam
under the firm Of White Hager 81 Co.
Their Specimen exhibits a complete series
from Diamond to Sixty-four Lines Plea
the book and News type being in the most
modern style
WHITE, HAGER & Co.,
Are agents for the sale Of the Smith and
Rust Printing Presses, with which thew can
furnish their customers at manufacturers.
prices: Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks.
Ink, and every article nsed in the PRINTING
business, kept for sale and furnished on
short notice; old type taken in exchange
Tor new at nine cts. per lib.
N. Is. Newspaper proprietors who will
give the above three insertions. will be en-
titled to five dollars in such article as thew
selects rom our Specimens.
E. WHITE s. Ii iGER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
Billiards. Celebrated P,,cnt

ANIMAL md PROFITABLE OIL soap
FOR cleansing Coat Collars, WOODEN.
Linen and Cotton Goods, from spo,s
ocoasioned by Grease, Paint Tar, Varnisb.
and oils of every description wi,hou, iniury
to the finest goods.
The Oil Soap possesses every healing and
penetrating qualities, and is used with per-
lrct safety for bathing external Complaints.
upon Man or Beast. Instances are TOO
nnn"rr""s 10 be certified. Thousands of
I 'ru'icA'", iniah; .e obtained Of its ct6ca-
Ci"ns effects u>on all Bone COMPLAINS.
'ah iIirt'-. r'ta' have been dlsIocatc1.
'r"hrn. or otherwise injured In Amos, cy-
cry Ease, when applied 10 Corns on The
Feet. II has effected IN entire Cure. When
applied, tia Corn should be pared a liu!r
and wrapped in cotton or wool, and then
kept nrnis, will' The Oh. Soap.
1t is positively Tho best remedy if thor
ouehly used. for Sprains, ChiIhIains, pois-
oIs, scalds, Burns, Sore Lips. Choppcd or
Cracked Hands, C%utaneous Erup.ions. or
Pimpled faces, that is known. For ploccs
chafied by the Harness, or saddle, Spraincd
Shoulders, Scratches, &c. on Horses. there
is no composition that exceeds this. Price
20 cents per bottle.
a fresh supply of The above article ms,
received, and for sale by
ca. DOWD.
Edgefield, Jurc l, 1897. If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25

OF THE
Southern Fs1eWchca..

VIE editor Of thc Biblical Recorder pro
poses to publish a monthly periodical
oil ~ psScs octave, neatly stitched and COW
ered, containing s'ern:onsLN Twin. authors,
ana adapted to the state o.. "ur churches i'm
the South. Destitute rs we 81, ~ 'hc south
ern States nj preaching AMI ct ircnchcr..
nj has been thought that ii publication >nrj,
as proposed, containing np; ru>cu ,!iscour-
scs on doctrinai and pr%ac;ica. suijccts.w ould
he found both acceptable ard useful 10 The
religious public. And as The Thin. has been
repeatedly suggested hy j]udicnus friends.
We have concluded to adopr Ills method Of
hsccrtaining The wishes of our brethren ecu
Grail on the subject Should the promised
work go into effect. as il can interfere in no
way with amy of our religious new spapers.
we snail expect to see it circulate freely thro'
the Southern States. 1t will he com
ihchccu rs soon as Il sufficient number of
S''scrit'ers Ii be obtained, and contin-
ued as long rs circumstance shall require.
~ numbers will make a volume which NAV
DC conveniently bound and preserved.
1ERMs-for a single copy 81 per annum ::
lor copies sent TO one address So; for 10
copies to one address $40; and for 2G coDies
10 one address S2O-payment to be made
WithIn s months from the time of receiving
the first no otherwise % per CT. will be adj
ded to the advance~pricc.
Baptist ministers, postmasters, and re-
s'pionsibie persons generally, who NAV feel
disposed, are requested to act ~aslocal agents.
and to make their returns as soon as practi-
cable. Editors with whom we exchange in
tho South. will confer a favor by giving the
above a few insertions.
shelters to he addressed postpaid to
l.. Meredith, Newbern, N. c..
Nav. lS}6 "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
asoeays, Summons a. Co.

NMOULD inform the public that in adj
w dition to the FIRE PROOF WARE
HOUSE, which they have for years oc-
cupied, they have taken the FIRE PRooF
WARE House, recently in the occupancy of
Messrs. J. w. 81 J. Il. Heard, but u short
distance above, on Broad street, and respect
fully invite an increase Of patronage, Us
they are now prepared 10 store with safety
and convenience a large amount Of cotton.
They pledge their accustomed devotion 10
the interest of their friends in all business
conided to them.
Augusta Oct. 9th 1887. c sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
MARBLE YARD.

South side broad Street, augusta, Ga.
VENIIE Subscribers have lust received and ofer
i for sale, n splendid assortrnentorMARBLE
of every description, such rs Italian, Egyptian,
Irish and Northern Marble.
ALSO,
Tombs, Monuments, Mantle Pieces, &c.
All orders from tho country executed with
ncatness and despatch.
LAWRENCE, GLENDENNING g. Co.
Augusta, Ga. Nov 25, 1897 has
The Milledgcville Standard of Union, Macon
Telegraph, Athens Banner, Columbus Enquirer,
Washington (Wilkes,) Spy, Columbia Is. C.)
Telescope, and Edgefeld Advertiser will publish
the above once n week, for two months, and for
ward their accounts 10 l.. G. & Co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
FOR SALE
EdgeneId Medicine Sto,..

A Supply of various fresh articles af the
"A Materia Medica: Paints, Dye-stffs, Win.
dow tilnss, Nc; Patent Medicines oihll kinds,
ture for Fever and Asuc. Also gemtn{ Com.
pound Chlorine Tootl-wash, Kreosotd hnuine
Lemon Syrup, Isinglass, Black Lend, Pafnmery.
together with Family Medicine Chests, ~karricni
Instruments, and other Drugs and CEEhfhicals
too tedious to mention. "
Also, Galligan's Pills for Fs 0 mud Ague.
ARA q, 1857 Tio
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
NanTHCE.

VHNHE Subscribers having commenced ,ho
Mercantile Business, in the new R,;ot,
Store, (near Mr.. Glover's HoteI,) beg leaye IN
inform their friends and the public eenen,,,w
that they have just received from New YoyI'
n good assortment of ""'
DRY GOODS, CROCkERY. HARDWARE
HATS, SHOES, &c.
which they will sell on reasonable terms. Thou
nope ny close attention to business to merit !,
share of public patronage. 81 Z"
J. o. NICHOLSON.
f.. B. PRESLEY.
Edgeficld c. House. Oct l6, 1897 rH7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
Steel Ribs for Cotton Gins
NEW N

. s- - Stfs u --
TNHE Subscriber has just received nsup-
IL ply of the PATENT RIBS for Cot
ton Gins. which have been spoken SO high
lyot wherever they have been tried through
out the Cotton Growing States. These
Ribs are SD constructed that ono set will last
20 years or more, and be constantly in use,
by having an extra set of Cast Steel iaces.
These faces are made to fit on the front of
the Ribs, where the Saws pass through,
and in SO simple a manner that any person
can put them On. The Subscriber will al.
ways keep u supply of Gins on hand, of,he
above description, and will furnish them
with an extra set Of the facings, at the same
price That he has heretofore sold Gins with
the onimo Ribs.
WILLIAM JONES.
A fewd doors above the Upper Market.
Augusta, Oct. II d 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25

THHHE House and Lot in the Village OF
Edgeic!d. at present occupied by G..
Comply. The House is large and com
raodious, with eight roomsf four above aud
iunr below, and is well suited for a Hotel
OF private family, The lot has about ten
acres, and there is upon it every necessary
out building. The situation, is we'll known
and commands as many advantages as any
III this Village. Persons wishing to rent
will make application no the Subscriber i'm
mediatcly. WIN. J. SIMKINS.
GOV. 9 1886. If 40.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
TO the Hail

T. this District, n negro man by the NINA
" of GEORGE FLEMING, about five feet
SIX inches high, between 30 and :.5 years of age.
lie says that lc belongs to Mr.. Skinner, living
within five miles of New Orleans.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take him AWAY,
Tcb 81 1857 4 rr