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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
BEWARE OF sHIN.PLAsTFRs

Let the lablr.ar classes beware. The reign Of
shin pIasters is drawing to a close, and many are
the poor and ignorant who will be caught in the
trap. Every worthless BIT of papcr. now circulat-
ing, must finally stop somewhere II will not stop
in the hands of lhe rich aud cautious The hands
OF the laborer will be lis resting place. Let the
working classes beware. Let them begin to refuse
all shinnes They can get silver if they refuse the
rars. '-Globe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Notice TO Brick Manufacturers.
IPaie,nqn & Leatucds noriy iarcated BRICK
.MathlAc.

Machine.
FEYtlE .ubsalJer, SOW o.la, % ds} pose Of Ma,
h chimes uod ngal or any paf;.on Of the
United Sltca, (Matseipa and Alabama excepicd)
to suit purchasers, The Machine has been put in
success % operation n this place by Mr.. Thos i
RaalIe tie purchaser o. the rgtt Tor tie STATE @
Mississippi, and may he seen IN operation at al
timns ty these wishing 70 witness Us performance
H. principle advantages over AT other machines nov
ia use, consists IN he simplicity and strength Of IA
structure aud the rapday il tempers the clay ana
m0Jlds the brick, n1udna from 60 10 60 per min
ute, with the aide two horses four men, and sui
iccui number ofhays e hare oil DE hrlck. For
further lno5nstou apfiy 10 Stephen Waterman,
Charleston South Carolina, 81 10 the SUI scs.t. wh1
W U 5,aa .a lor q tH 5agq p 'ha r.ase
CHARLES LkARNkD
Columbus, Aug l5 l33s-6tl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Trustees sale.

Trustees Sale.
AD BY virtue of adeed IL trust, executed
SfHI by Vim. II. Walsh, 10 me Sam. +.
fTA Buuerworth, win SCI a, public auction on
IN the 18th day Of October next, two negro
mn men slaves Tor life. Alfred aged about n,
e. and Monday aged about 7o.-Sa.c for
cash. SAM +. FEBW0RTH,
Trustee
tE3- The above Sale is postponed until the 9Th
Of October
Columbus Nj, September p, l558.--ll-4w.
Printers fee s. 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Grand Lodge Lottery.

Authorized by an Act of the Legislature
CLASS NO. p, FOR 1888.
To be drawn at Natche2, Mississippi,
on, October l3 1893, at O'Clock p, NJ.
Is .Numbrs--l2 DrauA Ballots,
j 7. WAnnELL, Managcr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

W a-'T n1- w-o IS tie author 0. the f1.rH.--
.l-s; PSI. ras Snow l-r are ntauUuL They s-s
-1.a t-- ca8..l s. r.lcA ic ka4z', o. -s
Up %. ..--s- ana .s,t -eco cctioas oi our lives
f'-at Who ult has b-ga3 waui--sr 'Ion ,.s
ra' .-.., 90 a> HUa H-1- a.Us-tbc home ot hB
Peg ..''--NaeI slz-Jt, le. misfortune aIt a..-
ease las oyer'laca hln, las not realized tue pass
Soaaie warnings oT home, ~ beautifully expressed
10 tie thirJ Sjauza3 Again n tie fourth s,8nza, re
feelings Of that lst av.u. hau-. when we come To
de, AMI 10 lie tao among strangers, m a StFar-e
and with no fond familiar voice 10 soothe the doll
ear OF deatl.-are iocit.y expressed " May y5a
die among your kindred, Is a beautiful and eNqu-
slieiY touching oriental hGuctictsou
HOME.
In early days when ch.ihood's charm
Hangs SwcetIy round our happy hearts,
When love careSS is Wild and warm
Aud pure the ny tina, lie imparls
When home IS home, and friends tho few
Watch DER our wcaI with anxious eve
lis then lie wears It's brightest hue,
And memory takes It's deepest dye.
Long years may hh their Isaden tramp
And oheQuer he with hopes and fears,
Misfortune light her llrd lamp,
AM feed MS flame with nouGht bur tears,
pf friendship bless, OF hrtue smile,
Or pleasure wait whert'cr we roam,
Sul-su. viii memory of begu,e
From each iromalh thought Of h7Ht.
Twas there Our sun of bang rosie
And there we fam would have i set,
There many a shrub aud tiowrel grows
With dew of dawn, that fingers yet,
Like md-day drops where friends Tepo>c,
By vtw-trre 5 bnuah or cypress shaded,
Or like some wild auiumna, rose,
Freshest when ali around IS faded
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

Extract from. tie London Bankers Circular Of
January 27th, 1857.
From its nature, the influence of bank must
be allied TO tine arlsocracy Of wealth, and not 10
the democracy Of numbers; and this IS more espe-
caily the case with great chartered hanks having
immense power Ine ate bank Of the L. States
was one Of this description, and lis polt.cd. llFa-
6Bce Hst pfodgtous
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

MARRIED On Thursday Evening, the 4th
inst, by the Rev, Mr., Fucker, Tuon,s NJ. CIT
NER, ia MISS MARY A. d, II. TucerR, all of
Lowndcs county, Miss.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

ProLatsS Court, october Term, 1885
HNO au persons interested in the Real Estate
4 Of David Myers, deceased, late Of Rich
land District, South Carolina: You are hereby
cited to appear before the Judge OF our sad Pro-
bates Court at a court 10 be holden i0r SAID county
on "Wednesday the fifth day Of December, 1883, at
the courthouse in the town Of Columbus, and then
and there TO show cause, if any you can, why sn
order should not be made to sell the lolowiA, de-
scrbed lands, situated and being in Lowndes county
and State Of Mississippi, belonging to the estate Of
said David Myers, decd according 10 the prayer
Of the petition Of David F. Myers, one 81 the EX-
ecutors named in the last Will and testament Of sad
David Myers, deceased, 10 wit. The west ball OF
section ten; the whole Of section tweniy-slS; TIE
west halt OF section twenty five; the north hall OF
section thrly-fye the west half Of the northwest
quarter of section thirty SIX; the west halt OF The
southwest quarter Of section tWenty-three and
eighty acres Of land on section twcnty-Seycn, 'ln-
mig Tor one mae NORTH and south on tie whole
length Of said section on Ne eastern boundary q
said section twenty-seven, and as far west SO as 10
embrace the said number of eighty acres, all lying
and beng in Township nineteen, north Of Range
seventeen east, containing in all eighteen hundred
and twenty acres. 1t is further Ordered by me
court that this citation he published in the Column
bus Democrat, and Southern Argus two newspa-
pers published in the town Of Columbus, for Ok
weeks excessively.
Witness the Honorable Thomas Sampson, Judge
Of Probates court for Lowndcs county, this hrst
Monday OF October 1898 Issued the fifth day oil
October, 1888. Test:
X. ID. HAYDEN, Cfh
Oct 49, 1876 fpr lee Si7 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
.Nis'G.Ja.toAos.
term, 1913.
Wits ". Cherry, kcnneth
Ciatk If. and Nm. McQuesiln.

EpY virtue Of the above specified wrils, and TO
hR me directed liom thc honorable Circuit
Court OF ibc United States. for tie District Of Mis-
eiss,nr wild on the FIRST MONDAY 10 November,
ISIS, hcfug TIC filth day ul The month"; IN lfoat OF
he Court houae OF LowndeS county Mississippi,
sell l5r specie the following section Of Landry
ny and icing in the said county o. Lowndcs, and
known and dcsiguale, as follows, 10 wit Section
number ilartegn, township number ,cyeatsen tangc
.nulnhtr.seyCn east. n ,af Ch.cbas1w Ct sion. b.
y,d ola %, the property Of .ab dyliajar, Cherry, To
satisfy ssl execution, Salc wtAn tie hoWs pre-
sgrbgd hy law.
AnOLpHUS 6. WEIR.
Mafsl.l n. II. Mss.
Columbus lsi Oct, ISIS.
lj.5t Printers & ST.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
NOTICE.

on the Evening Of the 10th, TUESDAY PRo
rGssoa WYcur viii deliver Lecture before the
" Columbus Society for the Acquisition aud Du.
fusion Of Usciul knowledge"
n. +. GOODWIN. Setg pro. tenn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

Henry 3. Rsll swom-was present during part Of
While they were canvassing the Democratic Ticket,
Witness noticed Mr.. Townsend put the tickets in the
Dox ~ tens-pRe Of the tens Mr.. Townsend did not
say mark" to, and witness believes the bundle was
not counted for the Democratic tickets it at that
Poruon OF the canvass between 500 and 700. Did
net near anybody else notice this fact nor
uoned Il 10 any body till the day before yesterday.
Q-What party do you belong 10?
A-To the Democratic party; always have be-
lsnged to II, and always intend to.
The rsom was quite full at the time Of this omis-
son; never should have spoken Of it, if had not
heard there was an error of ten in the am
guager under Mr.. Holt was clerk in the office
OF the Common Council, and was turned oat by the
Conservatives.
THE conclusion will be given in Evening Edition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

suneays Nay 25--s p n.
noney nserh laland exchanges have been verv
ana closed Yesterday Of discount on ,.,
n point" On Philadelphia it was held at 2, DER ca,
rise Of ra'esof since Thursday Ye.rd.
wasa dull one for fresh although
'ar amount has bssa sted at the board e.
terday morning The msrkst st suo n.
speculation apparent in the further rise of prices which
pretty general though in some instances ,ixb,
1eene mas been felt United States Bank fell of a. ,hs clos.
p ssa. Also Ohio Life and Trust and Kentucky recsded
proved aper cent? Dry Dock per cent: Pbeui,
nc 'ass OF Railroad stocks improvement fro.,
cent r'o'eu PCT
nc isno~ing is the statement have received from Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28
DIR. WILLIAMS, OCULIST.
To the Editor Of the Rerubfcan Herald Providencs Rssas
land Copied fron that paper.

iard.-Copied FROM that paper.
DKm sn,-
Pai-a~ g~i ,neyuf fsraf
az Writing thi, beyond the lines OF the
Bay state consequently under the immediate super
vision Mass Medical Socety,o the Boston Medical
ISOLATION OF which learned bodies have however, kindly
relieved Of Their jurisdiction and therefore may perhaps
repewedy the truths for the
which my editorial and professionally capacity, de-
sared unworthy Of their fellowship.
Hspeakng and demonstrating truth by visible evidence be
offence In my place Of residence hope the ndgsa-
ton the Rhode Island faculty will be poured out when
sgsn state physcas, and from personal observation
that John williams the ocust has performed perform.
ng Of diseases Of the eye than witnessed
the Mass Gen. Hospital the Bosn Eye Ip6rmsry or the
private practice Of any twesy members OF edcal pro-
fesson.
Cases which saw while student nine years since. given
up incursbe, both the Hospital and Ipsrmsry by the
most emines Surgeons in New England be
cured.
have written these few lines without Mr. wiIsms know
leege dsy, and Tor public good He ss pub
lie sepsfctor and such he should have not only his SUB
stsns reward but the public expression Of gratitude which
he richly deserves Having visited this city fer DAY upos
professional business have embraced this hssy opp"rn-
sty by personal Examination IN myself un
OF " the Pilot respecting this gea''s~sn
and having that conviction felt u an imperative moral oo
CATION the facts The public, although hurried
and imperfect msnser.
nmsy not be- rrele,ss, to suboia few remsrts which
germins 70 the ocesaor.
Mr. williams peculiarity Of manner may have prejudced
many; will only say upon forming persosa sequas.
tsscs with that eentemsu any will be cenvisced that
esly constitutional peculiarly wsiss no more under his
osn,rci tbs . 10 his stature or sonpesion
JOHN y. BARTLETT, NIB.
rrevidsnce, n. d, Jsne ID, 1855
IT, the EDITOR Of the Herald.
pessr,A. sn just about TO return to Boston, viii
,hssk ron 10 give me above. which have written great
haste, an issertisn tomorrow.
Mr. Williams igsorsni ofi,s sesg written, and you will
cblge me by conceslisg the fact from him.
my7s 81. Yours, &c, JsB.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

Custom Housr LoArERs.-Since the appointment
Of the o'Rafertys and the MacMaddens, and the
Blanagans, the boat house in Whitehall slip pre-
sents group somewhat similar to the rewdies Of the
Five Points on Saturday night. Respectable fe.
males who chance to pass that neighborhood on
the Battery OF an afternoon, are not unfrequcntly
saluted with obscene tests and on many occasions
these gallants have offered to escort the ladies' home
Nurses with the children under their charge are FIRE.
quenfly importuned by these graceless varabonds.
Some artfuly engage the attention Of the little ones
by giving them sugar pums and in this way initiate
themselves into the good graces Of the maids, find
ovt their abode and give them a call at convenient
opportunity. One fellow in commission has prac,ised
to some extent in the foo line, and his name now
stands recorded in the police books as felen upon
the charge Of stealing a watch. Owing to the res
probability Of his connexions 1.-THE influence pro-
bsbly that procured him his present employnenp he
was permitted to run at large and 10 now an honora
bic ofhcer under government. An honest hard work
ing blacksmith living in the 5th ward was decoyed
nom his trade and put into an nspectorship for some
valuable service rendered in his way but finding the
berth to be no snecsre he gave up with many pro
found expressions Of gratitude remarking that he
could net afford TO be a custom house oficer as il
inferfered too much In his business. The fact is.
most Of the chaps who have contuved to wedge
themselves IN have done by deceivns the collect.
or. Honest, frank, open hearted Jesse never cosld
have had any personal knowledge OF such a se, o,
lcafers as these who now sun them selves in front Of
the Custom House rendezvous at Whitehall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

The eRsArEsT 0BEERAI Ysr.-No man, not even
Cesar, Alexander Pompey, Crassas, PreaRus, Han.
nibal, Cato, Philip of Maseden, Darius of Persia,
Xerxss who logged the Hellsspont, Pizarro Csrtes,
Epaninondas, Lsonidas Oliver Cromwell Caractacus.
HeRgst, Horsa, Canute the Dane, Hector, Achilles,
Priam. Orestss, Pyrrhas, Aganemnon Ancient Pistol,
Alfred the Great, William the Conqueror, Robert the
Devil Charles the Bold, Frederick the Great Charles
the Twelfth, Suwarrsw, Ceur de Lien, SaladiH, Os-
ceola, Sir William Wallace Tippoo Sab, Timoar the
Tartar Tamerane Bajaxet, Barbarsssa, Alaric, the
Goth, Attla, the King Of the Huns, whose boast 1t
was that the grass grew not where his horse had
trod Ney the bravest Of the brave; Murat thepreu1
eheualisr, Black Hawk, Metamora, the last of the
Wampanoags; Santa Anna, Scipo Africanus Gee.
Washington, Andrew Jackson, Sam Houston, Boil
var Ferdinand dl Mendoza Pnta Oliver lie Dain, Prince
Rupert, Warwick the King Maker, Hotspur Edward
the Black Prince the Chevalier Bayard the Admi-
rable Crichton, Boabdi nor even old Jack Falstaff
himself ever had SO many good things SAID of him
by the press, or wore his blushing honors neekly
and thickly upon him as the duck tailed, and due
tile, ever lasting ver-promising ever gracious and
RIGOROUS, Brgadier General George p. Morris
Death, spare that gifted man,
Touch not hair or limb,
Once he was pale aad
oh! what change in him.
In youth he worked at ease,
Nor thought Of fortunes CROWN
But he got rich apace
And kicRd the ladder down
By which he rose TO fame
As soldier and rs scribe;
Then shield great George P.'s name
From satire or from gibe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28
State OF Trade.

usually the Ease Saturday business was such
day as 10 ecit bz, few remarks The auction sales as lie
sesn oser were 70 small eriept only Merchandise pr-
suGAS-Fbere no increase Of activity this article and
me week has closed AT ts Of most kinasbe sales
nave been mited In the New Orleans market ON the oib
We notice no change nothing having done since our
&c psumnre zoh oi birds Porto Rico wrought ut aucon
smother cargo OF l55 hhds sold for s6 es6s
CessSE-We notice change yet in this article r., n,
our our a ho a, ,ses continue principally for
Al baltimore, On the Ssh the was ina
well supplied no demand unless reduction Al New Or.
1eSsl2. - SeA@' ~
AsnssIs consequence Of the light receipts of this article
sales haze cenlimited. - 49, ~
further transactions have effected
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

We iearh from Chareson that the have decided
upon not reumng until the LIST Of Jannary We nav bsr 80
ths Influence Of Mr. Biddle and is therefore now cer,
that there will be no resumption by him any other seu,ber
banks until that time at the earliest Well what if thew don,
ioa as ~ be seen from the returns give has am.
Ply ne means OF sustaining herself position she has a.
sumed backed as she is by the east spite OF the contrary
novenens OF tho SOUTH This resumption will have tIe
snect 81 keeping things quiet until aso,her
ns renoer nugatey the resumption Of northern banks az
lar revval Of business goes fer 1t agreed upon all hands
until the resumption general the exchanges must eoppus
IN their present deranged state and while such Is the case
there can be NO business 10 great extent unless
large oanh In the Is established here under the di.
ecuon OF Mr. Fiddle or other capable persen In accor
ance with our new bank law branches and agents
facilitate the transmitting, collecting. negotiating the ex.
changes Some such now The grand beside
rztpm.
in silver
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

Coaorps's IrovEsTs.- ~ csterday, upon the body
OF VIM. vaency, found cad IN Wooster near Spring
street. Verdict, died in ft
Alss, at Castle Garden, on the body Of an unknown
man, found dead in one Of the bath dressing rooms
Verdict visitation Of God.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

UxreS CouRsE-The second sprin meeting com.
mences tomorrow, with three races. At o'clock
sweepstakes for three years DID, mile heats four sub.
scrbers. Immediately after match, mile heats, be-
tween WIN. W. Lvingston's b. c. Job, by Eclipse
out OF Jemima, and Capt. Stocktons Miss Matte
FLY, by Eclipse for $1,000 side, play or pay and
Immediately AFTER purse, mile heats, the entries to
which will be given in the papers Of Tuesday morn
ing.
The Beacon Course races take place next week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

UJ7 We are requested to call attention to the New
York Tauersalls, this mernng at IL o'clock, when
will be offered as per catalogue forty-fvc superior
Horses.
Also, a quantity OF new and second hand Harness.
Alse, Carriages and Wagons Of various descrip-
tons the whole well worthy of attention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-28

Ga inst consumption Aonzo Booth, Of Hadley
Mass aged % years
inst Mrs Jane spelman In the seth year Of her
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-26
The EdgeGcld Advertiser,
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS.-Three Dollars per annum if paid
IN ndvancc,-Three Dollars and Fifty Gents if
the date of Subscription. Four Dollars ';f Il
not paid within Six Months. Subscribers on, of
the State are required to pay in adrdncc.
NO subscription received for less than ono ycar,
ana no paper discontinued u.,til all arrearugcs
are paid, except at the option of the Editor
All subscriptions will be continued unless 9TH
erwise ordered, at the end of the year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same, shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted ut
024 cents per square, for the first insertion and
433 cents for each continuance. Advertisements
not having the number of insertions marked on
them, will be continued until ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
All Advertisements intended for publication in
this paper, must be deposited in the Office by
Tuesday cucning.
All communications addressed to the Editor.
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cd to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-26
New Spring and Summer
-,,- a. q N I'D s.

tNHE Subscribers respectfully inform
Il their customers and the publick gener-
ally that they have just received large sup
ply olchoice English, French and American
goods embracing every. variety of staple aud
fancy goods, suited 10 The Spring and Sum.
mcr trade. Also large supply Of Groceries,
Crockery, Saddles, Hats, Shoes and Boots,
all of which they will sell on the most rea
sonablc terms. for cash, or OH credit to
punctual customers.
Those who wish to get good bargains will
do we'll TO give them call.
G. J.. g. u. PENN 81 Co.
Edgcficld, March Ia, 1888 TIC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-26
New Spring and Summer
u % u I'D s..

'HE Subscribers beg leave to inform thci,
friends and the public generally, that they
are @ now receiving their SPRING AND SUM
MEll Stock of GOODS, consisting of
Black and blue black Italian Lustrins Silks,
Coiorcd Gro dc nap do
Black Sinchew do
ColOrcd Florcnccs.
Super. Black Bombazincs,
A good assortment Ladies fancy IIanlcrchiefs,
Ladies black and white Silk and Cotton Gloves,
do black and colorcd Kid do
do blk, white IL col0r'd Cotton & Silk Hose,
do green, white and black Guuzc Wells,
Plain, Jackonct, Null, Swiss, L. Book Muslins,
Figured and Checked do
Muslin Worked Collars,
Plain Bobnet Footing and Edeings,
A good assortment OF Prints, Ginghams and
French Muslins,
Printed Jackonet do
Plaid Swiss do
Printed French Cambrics,
AN assortment of Ladies Bonnc;s,
ifoanct and Cap Ribbons,
Fine Satin stripe white hIuslins,
" embroidered do
Sd and Ga Linen Sllcctinss.
Also, for Gcntlcmcn's Summer Hear,
Black, blue and brown Cambet,
Black and brown twilled Summer Cloths
Brown and white Drilling, and brown Linens
\ few pieces Georgia NankeGns,
White 81 color'd Murseilcs 4, Valencia Vesting,
Silk Pocket IIaildkcrclirfS.
Also, Black, blue and invisible Green Broad
Cloths,
Gcntlcmcn's color'd. white and brown half Hose,
40 plain and plea'cd Bombnzine Stocks,
do do do Satin do
do Linen Bosoms and Collars,
do black and colprcd Iiosk. Gloves,
A Irish Linens and Blcachcd Shirtinys.
A good supply of3-4, rs and Al brown Shirt
ing und 54 Shectngs,
Plaid and striped Domcstics. and Bed Tickings,
large supply of Summer Hats,
Gcntlcmen's Shoes and Fine Pumps,
Ladies and Misses Shoes and fine Slippers,
ALSO,
School Books, Cap and Letter Paper.
Also, general assortment Of
Hardware, Saddery. Crockery and Tin Ware,
Together with supply Of
Pd"ctuSe OSndburgs and Cotton Yarns,
And many other articles too tedious to enumeratc
They feel very thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore received and hope by strict atten.
ton to business to merit continuance of the
same. NICHOLSON d PRESLEY
Edgefield, March ID, 1888 TIC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-26
n NdD'F'NCE,

THHIIE Notes and Accounts of Dr. James
H. Spann, deceased, have been left with
Mr.. II. l.. Jcfcrs, in Hamburg. All per
sons indebted to DIR. Spann are requested
to call and pay MIR. Jeilcrs, who is authorized
to receive the money; and those having
demands against the Estate will please rem
der them TO him. T.. SPANN,
March &C, 1888 NS A1mtrir.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-26
IN office.

q MITH'S Grammar, Geography and
- Atlas, on the Productive System. Also
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic,
with variety Of other School Books,
may be found at the Store of
C.: y. DOWD.
March Z, 1888 IFS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-26
Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate of
IA Mrs. Sarah Wise, deceased, nv re-
qucs'cd to make immediate payment, and
those having demands to present them pro.
pcrly attcsted.
ENOCTl B. PRESLEY.
Erecmtor ,cith the UiH 0nncacd.
March Z, 1888 IFS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-26
DRUGS, OILS, sc.

VEVIIE Subscribers respectfully invite tho at
Il tcntion of Merchants, Planters. Physicians
and others to their la, Stock Of
FRESH M MEDICINES,
Oils Of all kinds, Paints, Dye StuG$,
Windo.o Glass, Brushes, &c. sc.
AT THEIR STORES IN
IAMBURG AND AUGUSTA
Their supply is heavy, their assortment goo,l,
and their articles fresh.
Dealing entirely with the Manufacturers or
,oriGinul Importers, they can sell their goods
as low as any house the Southern Country
Please call and examine.
Onr Store i'll Hamburg is next to II. l.. JEr.
rERs 81 Cos. In Augusta, opposite to BEALL's
or SIovALI's Ware Houses.
KITCHEN s, ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM Il. KircnEH.
y. NJ. RoBEnrsoS, y. u.
December 1882 b 45