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OBITUARY..

Died at his residence, on Turkey Creek. in
EuScheld District, OH Tuesday. tile ] lt instant
MIR KoD"ltr COCll.,AN, aged 81 years
ana months. There are many incidents con-
herted with this excellent mans life, which
would hn~n his bIoS Sraphy Of peculiar interest
To the Citizens oi ,his district. MIR. Cochran
was one oil the vc,cran heroes Of '7t, being in,
active service during the greater part of thu A.
liierIcan Kcvoiution, III which he rendered many
important services to tHS country. Although he
III vcr mad the torun' to be in any general en-
SageIcn, yet lie was always OH the n ert and
was nIgni' succeSsiu, i'll many excursions, and
skIrmIshes against the British, Indiuns, and TO
rle'. Mr y. ana Mr.. Hatcher, whose widow is
yet living IN This District were the two first IN
tho District, ana perhaps in the State, who met
Tor the purpose OF rnisilg companies to oppose
me Torres. aud procure projections for their
wives and chndrcn at tn. time when the States
"i south carolina and Gc0rgiu were consider
od III prisoners of war, many of whose ctizens
were actually OH parole as such, and were after.
ward! ordered INTO ill.,. Is, itish service. |, was
ON The receipt OF this order, that MIR. c. and
MIR. Ii. formed the bold determination to oppose
tyranny atevcry hazard. which they did, Mr..
Z. was at one timo taken prisoner. by the infl-
nous William Cunningham and his gang, wiio
alter pin dcrIng him Oi all they desired, told
Mr. T.. that he Cunningham had killed nine
iy-ninc men with hIsow hands. and that he had
never shown mercy to any whom he had taken
but, although lie knew him to be his enemy, he
considered him al, honorable one and would
spare him; and OH the sam" day they overlook
other wings, and massacrcd them with savage
hand. Mr.. e. was member OF the Methodist
Church for the last 80 years OF his life. wherein
he conducted himself altogether worthy of Ills
sacred profession, in all his transactions" do
ing INTO Others as he would they should do unto
him. lie occupied Il high sea, i'll the bosou,s
of all his acquaintance while living, and died
regretted by every true hearted Chrisian, and
Republican who knew hlnr.
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HI2lee! for Sale.

\ ii" Subscriber vii. offer for SnIc nj his
residence. on Saturday ilc 2jth inst, hin
"fntt0n. sitmaird a!:ou sever, Miles from
'.dS' field Court Hou.r and adjoining Lands
oi B":ilsnin tia'iinan. Moses Swearinscn. and
James Miller containing (3MD) Three Hum
'!nd Acres %! good Oak, Hickory and Pine
Land On tn. Prcmis's are a toleruble good
Dwelling House. aud all necessary on, build
,ngs. and ar excellent orchard of Fruit Trees.
ALSO,
some choice Milrh Cows Hogs, Corn. Fodder
Il first ret" yoke o: Oxen. II good Carl. House.
Iin'd and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles
too tudi' US TO mention.
ALSO.
\bout II or 1'i0n pounds OF good Pork
ALSO,
About 20G0 Peach Srious.
Terms made known o. the day of Sale.
JESSE BRYANT
December II 1a:Ia = AZ
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LIST OF AcTs1
Passcd ty the oouth Carolina Legislature,
-.

december. 1888.
Ian Act to permit Chancellor Iia :,
10 be absent from The State. :,
=. An Actt ameid an Act, entitled al
Act, to prevent distractions 70 Iile passage
ot hsil up the several rivers of this State,
passed 10Th Dec. l5.7.e
8. An Act 10 authorize the President aud
Directors Of the Louisville. Cincinnaiti,
and Charleston Rail Road Company. to
increase the rates 0f transportation ON tho
Charleston and Hamburg Rail Road in
certain cases. aud To grant certain vacant
lots IN the Town of Columbia. "a!
4. An Ac! I" umend the 10Th section Of
an Act. giving TO Musters and Commission
crs IN Equity, the power to gran, injuilc-
ions. SE
,. An Act 10 increase The penalties of
the bonds required of the Shcrlils, and
Ort!inarles oi the District of marlborough,
y. An Act To provide for the election OF
Tax COLLECTORS for each of the Districts of
Anderson, and Pickcns.
z. An Act directing ncensus to he taken
of the free white Inhabitants of this State.
q: An Act To vest The reversionary in
terest 0i the State 10 the Catawba InIian
ANUS III the lessces thereof; aud u secure
the s''stcnance aud support oi tho reunnau,
OF The tribe Of Calawba Indians.
~ An Act to auihorise the South
Western Rail Road Bank, to establish
branches and agencies in this State.
IL. An Ac' 10 authorize the City Coun-
cll of Charleston to close aud discontinue
EIicry Street.
~. An Act to repeal The penalties here
t"tofe imposed upon the practice of phvsi,'
ar surgery, and sale of Drugs without Ii
cense.
l3. An Act TO Incorporate the Charles
ton, Grorgetown.und All Saints Rail Road
Company.
la. An Act to define The terms on which
the State will aid in the construction uf
turnpike roads.
ID. An Act to amend an Act, euti,ed
an Act, ior rebuilding the City of Charles
ton.
ID. An Act TO authorize subscription
III behalf Of the State, To- tho South Wcs-
tern Rail Road Bank.
IL. An Act TO raise supplies for the year
IL. An Ac, to incorporate the Pendle-
'"n Manufacturing. Company.
~. An Act to repeal so much Of The 4th
section ol all Act. to organize the Courts
OF this State, passed 2lst December. 1886.
as relates to eleciihg COn,nissi0: ers in
Equity. fo,. tho Districts of Chesterfield
.ni Marlborough.
70. An Act to privi,le for the increase
nmi preservation "f The Library @
Eonrt of Appeals, in Charleston.
II. An Act to aul ltluriZe the sale nf the
Real Estate of Alexander Downer. deceased
aud for other purposes.
22. An Act to establish certain Roads
Bridges, and Ferries.
23. An Ac' to make appropriations for
he year commencing in October, 1888.
"a. An Actio incorporate the Metropoli-
tan Rail Road Company.
p. An .Act to incorporate the B,v :.
vile Cotton Manufacturing Company.
26. An Act 10 amend an Act, Ia lend
he credit Of Tho State, to- secure any loa,rs
which may be made by the Louisville,
Cincinnatti. and Charleston Rail Road
Company. :.
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LOWn.;eSyiI,c!
daG G.as

VIE exercises of this institution will he re-
sufned on tho second Monday in Jaular.
next under the care uf the Req. UHium II
HarrtS, az Principal and Classical Teacher. and
Mr. horanum Cunningham, as Teacher Of the
English Department ''
The Trustees feel no hesitation in s,yino
uiat these gentlemen are ~ competent to III,
discharge of The duties of their respective ,I,
Partnienis, IA any To- he found i'm the uppcr
country, nd that they will spare 10 pains to con
iinue :" merit the high stand, .whicl, has been
awarded 10 'hrm as Teachers n
as the impression abroad, respecting the
health of Abbevillr District, il unfavornbir. we
deem it necessary TO say. that LowndesviIe
and It's vicinity are healthy ns any section of
the upper country The Village il situated on
II high and dry ridge. re,nnte from any standing
water, Us we'll ~ all causes of discase: il mus
therefore continue TO be healthy.
In point OF morality. we b.lieve it is pener-
ai'y c"hcrded, that there is no section Of couu,
try more exempt, from NIL in,lucrmrni tn yic,,,s
habits. tlnn this. We would hazard the nsser.
non, that we stand unrivalird in this particular.
Excellent Boarding can be- had i'm the VilI,pc
and vicinity. at SO per month.
The School will continue the common Scbo.
lastic year.
The The Slasscs' Classics, .. SIG per session.
rapIy, and History, q
metic, &c.
DIR. A. B. ARNOLD, Pres. b. Trus.
w. r. SANDERS. Picc Pres.
w. &. COZBY, Treasurer
nj MiTTHEW YOUNG.
J. MDFFET SIMPSON. Trustees
s. J: SIiACKLEFORD,
By order Of the Board.
G. caldwell, Sccyctary.
Dec ~, 1898 G ~
The Pendleton Messenger. and the Weekly
Chronicle g. Sentinel, OF Augusta, will cop,
the above three times aui forward their ~.
counts for IN Ir,lt
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From tl.s South Cnrolinian.


GRADUATES OF THE .. CAROLINA Col
LtGE, lS S.-At the commencement of the
South Carolina College, Oh the :h instant.
The iirst Degree i'll Arts was conferred on
thu following named gentlemen:
L .. Anderson, 4. Il. Mrlvcr, Dixon
isarnes, T.. L. Mmrall. T.. L.. Briingcr.
X. B. Muldrow, E. NJ. Boykin, G. p. Pei
ham, q. >. Brown. l.. B. Prince, J. Can
t"y. J. f.. Rivers, ". ID Desaussurc, J.
". Roberts, N. ii. DAVIS, E. 4. Salmond,
J. IL. Elliott 5. }. Sin"e,ary, A. Gregg,
w. III. Sinklcr, &. &. Gregg. NJ. r. Sin
SIrion. W. X. Goss, J. 4. Smith, 5. II.
Hay, d.. q Sparks. y. J. Hart. w. Ii.
StringfcIlow, J. &. iiaynesworlh. Edwd.
rranant. IL. a. Jones, J. Ii. Wilson, |.
Lrsesne. Z. Is. Walker. S. J. Marshall,
}. Withcrspoon, l.. McCan,lless.
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Grecnw cd, Dee. Is ls:}S

NEI t., the undersigned invite the attention
w oi the Public, I" tn" new regulations il,
he Classical School ut Greenwood. AhbeviIic
DistrIc' >. {. w" have agreed take Charge.
of this Academy i'll conncaion, and provided
we can obtain sufficient share. of the puhhc
patronage. we eHpcct to continue to.cihc, Tor
some years We will give instructions in all
he branches requisite Tor entering thu South
Carolina College "r AIRY other in the Uni,r.:
States The prIncpai oitlicSe viii! be The .:rrck
and Latin Languages. Mathematics, His,,r.
and Geography. Composition. Defamation
Reading and Writing. will he strictly attended
to- As W" Will he able TO arrange our clas
Ses that ench oe Of us can devote his OK .l,,.
S1ve attentions to partcnlar branches. VIC tati-r
ourselves that they will he thoroughly taught
We "'rdae ourselves to Use our u;n,ns, efforts
not only, To facilitate the progress u, our pupil.
III their studies hut ai>o,tO instil into ler minds
cof:a't principles of morality
w. Z. MORAGNE.
]. l.. IESLi
'"""":"n"d nc.. - - r tc
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The Resolutions Of Mr.. Ah re O.
lutions of this .ent,emn do rim high honor,
and the people he represents. They re apow-
crful and well-timed rebuke to the abolitionis,s.
Such men rs Mr.. Atherton, deserve the mp
plause and the gratitude of the whole un v.
If the Northern people will sustain their Rep
Ycsentatives, in such resolutions as these, then
will our union be safe. Political fanatics may
labor with all their might, but they cannot break
this golden band of States. We have had our
lnisgiyings, but we trust that the great body Of
our Northern brethren ARE sound OH the subject
ct Southern rights. Let it be the prayer of ev.
cry true par OF, that they may So continue.
MIR. ATHERTON'S RESOLUTIONS
UPON ABOLITION.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. ii.
"Rcsolued, Tha, this Government is a
Government Of limited powers. and that
by the Constitution Of the United States,
Congress has no Jurisdiction whatever
over the subject of Slavery in the several
States Of the Conlederacy.
Resoiued, That petitions for the Abpli-
ton of Slavery in the District Of Column
bia, and the Territories Of The U States.
and against the removal Of slaves from
one otate 10 anOtncr, are lntcnucu 10 a1ect
the Institution Of Slavery in the several
States, and thus. indirectly, TO destroy that
Institution within their limits.
Resolued, That Congress has no right
to do that indirectly, which il cannot do
directly, aud that the agitation of tho sub
ject Of Slavery, in the District of Column
bia. or in the Territories, or in any man.
ncr, with the view Of disturbing, or over
throwing that Institution in The several
States, is equally unconstitutional, and
beyond its legislative competency
Resolved also. That the Constitution
rests on the broad principles Of equality
among tho members of the Coufcderacy,
aud that Congress, in the exercise of ac-
knowledged powers, has no right TO dis
crimiDate, between the Institutions of ono
portion Of tho States and anoiber. with y
view Of abolishing the ono. aud promoting
the other.
Resolved, therefore, Tint nll attempt.
on the part Of Congress, to abolish slavery
in the District Of Columbia, or tho Terri.
tories, or TO regulate the removal of Slaves
from State to State, or to discriminate hu
tween the Institutions Of Que portion OF
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
eeS Heass asuarteYs.
COLUMpIA. 1Olh De.

~ ENERAL. OIDEa:,Anhur p. Iiayn.
JnMes Fl. Irby J, edward Calhoun 4.
tsx,n aer tirahain, William L. Martin, Samuel
"a Earle, james Chesnut. X. }. Gnse, John A.
Assen. sAiss and John w. Rice having been uppoin
tea AIDS de- Camp to the Che
WIN VIM tie fapk0f 1t Colonel, vii. be obeyed und
respected accordingly.
II ..s;;s- .s,. .JiMESJONES,
e s. ,. Adjt. and Inspector Genera.
,.s''D'SSS: ic'o CT Il IL
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.-rees.,UoOa Academies.

~E Have the pleasure OF. informing OF,
| w friends and the public iu general, tia
the exercises Of these Institutions. will reco,,
''ehce o" End Monday i'll January next
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
no meet the Increasing pu,r o,inge OF this De.
parttncht, we nave added another Teacher. i,
WIN therefore be conducted ia future. under H.,
I0int cOnli ol Of MIR. JAMES LESLEY, our torn.,
icacter,a,ll MIR. WILLIAM T.. MoRAGsE .Iutc ,i
inc nhSlisll Academy; both graduates of ,hs
o.Cnroii"a College, and experienced Teachers.
Engttsh Matc Department. t-1'his Depart
nieit Will he under the infringement OF Mr..
JAMES GILES, n graduate Of Fruuklin COLLEGE.
uh" oi several vears experience III te;c hing.
Femaie Dcp0rtmtm-N iii be conducted by
hr JAS. M. FENN and Lady. and Mis-. O'IiArG
late OF the Sum;erviIe Academies distinguished
aiike Tor their literary qualifications and cApc.
ri'hre rs Icacl,crs Mrs. Fcnn and Miss O'-
iiafo the former distinguished rs n Musical S
'rcnch teacier, and the latter il. Paintings
ihese brl"c'ies will therefore h, ta,in hi i'm lie
mos, inDpro: ell ard perfect Ky stem.
The Public will discover that we are incur
ing an immense expense for the benefit of the
Youths ot The country, and all we ask ,s an "N-
ainInai"n INTO the merits of our Institutions he
llevIng that they will be I,nromiz Il il known.
For we arc bold to assert that ~ no one po;ut
''rc our schools surpassed by amy in the South
"rh Slitcs No Student will bc admitted into
NY OF the Schools. unless he comes recom,uru.
,ed ny good moral character ami fife comes
'ro'n another Schon', he shall bring with him. a
certificate of his character and standing. A
Cinp"i Is now bniltlin" in the place. i'm ended
Tor tn" exclusv We benefit of the ;chnuls Terms
o' po"id ana Tuition are ms moderate Us e!sr
fIt.
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..blackss nday.',o abolition petitiou-day,
indaed, peutious are in order every day
for some BID daysto come, aud we may
expect many fierce and angry contest
between the diferen, parties, to this grea,
and overshadowins question.
To morrow we shall have adcbatc upon
tho true construction of Mr.. Ather,on's
resolutions. If Mr.. Pickens' views are
correct, then the South has gained "a great
triumph. in carrying these resolutions, an,l
the aboli,ionists and philo- o-aholi,ionists will
incrcasc their efforts against them.
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New :<la,,,s.

n UoT received b, tie Subsc ih. rs. u loru,
% and desirable assortment of S. ors. con
sIsing ni part OF Ncaroe's Shoes. Ge, tlen.cn :
fine Calf skin Shoes. Ladies Seal unu Niorur, q
Slippers OF superior quality. and n large assor,.
ment of Chiidrcn's Shoes of every variety.
G. l.. & T.. PENN &Co
Dec. ~, 1899 -
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ALABAMA LEGIsLATUKE.-This body
assembled on The 4th inst. James VI. Cal
hOun, OF Dallas. was elected President of
the SrnaIe. AMI James W. McCluuy, of
Madison. Speaker ofthe House. The for
ner is " State Right Sub. Treasury man.
aud the latcra Special Deposi,e System
man.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

Hamburg.-It was with great pleasure that
we read, in the Charleston C urer. the sub
joined account, of the increasing prosperity of
the town of Hamburg. That spot, which, but
few years since, was al unsightly marsh send
ing forth its pestierous exhalutions, is now cov-
ored with stately buildings. and is the great em-
,;orium Of tra q. FIR large sec,ion Of Sontl,
Carolina.
"Real Estate in Hamburg.-A statement has
been forwarded US, signed J. w. Marlborough.
Clerk and Treasurer Of the Town Council Of
Hamburg. in this State shelving the value of
real estate in that place to be $38:i $685. paying
n tax Of 81 ,43s 81. The same properly was
valued in 1921, by the Court OF Equity, for
Edgefeld District. at $1,000! At the head of
the landholdr,s. are Henry Shultz, S:}6. .635,
Amory Sibley, $35, 1856 e.. B Lamar, $:35 900;
Jno. WilIiamson's Estate, $3O, ,sOO 8. c. c. q
II. r. Company, 10000; Bank of Hamburg e.
8. C.. $14 900; Oliver Simpson. $l0,G00. Du-
ring the year ending Sept. !, 1888. $500 bales
Of cotton were received in the town Of Ham
burg"
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Administrators \ sale.

gsi IN order of the Ordinary of ,.,Iy"iic!,l
- isrIcI, will he sod ut Ldseiicld {. ii. ON
Monday. the 1ih Jan. mLt, One Mare and Mui..
oh, ana ON" chest Carpenter IooiS-,l,e pro-
prr;I OF the state OF frh"c,s VI. iouri4, dec
Terms oi sal"-crcdit six moi.hs, note. with
approved security
.DMUND PENN. .idm'r.
Der lS:iS ri1
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BANK OF THE STATE OF 8. CARoLlNA.-Thc
following gentl men were elected on the 18th
inst. by the Legislature, President and Dircc-
tors Of the Bank Of the State Of 9. Curolina.-
C Colcock. President. Mcssrs ID. c. Webb,
9. Burger, N. Mcneil J. Robertson, L. G. Ca
pers, w. A. Carson, jas. Rose, &. II. Ingra-
ham, jas. Lyman. J. L. NOVEL;, NJ. T. Mendcn-
hall, and A. Mcdonald, Directors.
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Balals or .G..4..0.xr., -.

r,rn DECEMBER IL, 1873.
NHE Board having declared Dividend
tins day, of 81 SO, on each share of tl,r
Cep.tni Stock Of this Bank, the sa,ne will In.
pald 10 the Stockholders, or their legal repr,.
sennhvcs, sentative OIL or after tue lst day OF January
'esy. en. o. IL. HUTCH,SON, CASHIER.
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10 ER HR T..

I'm Tuesday The First OF january next n,
~ the Ila ,ta,ion belongin. to the Estate OF
Jefferson Richardson. deceased, near MIR. Ben.
Iamin Stevens. tro likely Negro Feiions, be.
longing to the said Estate, will be hired out inr
the year 1889, to the highest bidder.
B. A. WALLACE.
Guardian OF the minors
Dee Z 'a3S -,
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"A Teacher sVamfed.

A Gcntleman VINO will come well rccon,.
IN nended, will le employed To take clargc
OF u School in the nriyhbnrhood of Whine Hall
Abbcvie District Appma,ou 10 be mod. IN
tho subscribers. VINCENT GRIFFIN.
WIN. HARRIS,
LEROY WATSON,
JAM = =. ~ tT-DN
:: Nov. 2f. 1872
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s5 asst Receive

"A Nd for sl.e by NICHOLSON 4 PRES
IA Lily, one cisk good fresh CIIEESI..
a few fine double barrel Percussion l,u, :
" Single do.
Also good assortment Mems fine Saddle .cs.
Bri,l,rs, Marngales, birdie Munnln.s, nc.
Also. Il splendid assorinicn, Crochcry and
Glass Ware.
Dec. lS, 1888 It i6
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Nse'A'ls;Ei.
State Of -nuti, { arui,ua
ABBET/ILE DISTRICT.

Jacob Chambcrlin. } .innrhmcm in -issumt.
Survivor W. Ttr0 Nohs-Duma0rs
John 4. Young. S.s5a 80 cts. "s''
HNllE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec.
n lnralion in this case. in the Clerks Office.
and the said John 4. Young having no wife OF
attorney. known TO be in this province, upon
WHOM, copy o: the said declaration with
special order of the Court endorsed thereon. can
be served: 1t is therefore Ordtrcd that the snid
John A.ioung do appcarand make his defence
with IL year and day, from the filing of the said
declaration, Nv aforesaid, or final and absou,c
judgment will bc forthwith given and awarded
for the said plaintiff.
JAS. WARRLAW. esRxf:
tcS&4;'s tkfte;Jan. u7iISB NfH
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The Legislature Of South Curoina adjourn
ed ON Wednesday night last, ut about half pus,
IL o'clock, after session Of twenty lone days
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

Smith, recently elected Lieutenant Governor OF
South Carolina, Inns declined the appointment.
On the 18th inst. DR. p. X. flenasen was elect
in his stead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

Report Of the Secretary Of Har.-From t is
document, it appears that the Pension Dep TT
lnent is in quite fourishins condition. The
noble army of Pensioners constantly inc ems
ing. 1t seems that us fast as ne die OFF
another hungry swarm comes on. We believe
that in some OF the States, Revolution Vet
erans never die. The Secret ryo War says,
"the number Of persons on the pension rolls, Il.
mounts To .torty one thousand eight hundred and
seventy. There have bcen fourteen hundred and
sizty deaths, during the year ending 30lh
September lat, and the addition TO the pension
rolls in the same time, has bcen t,eo thousand
three hundred and .Giyfre
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State of SOuih ar.,iina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Commissioner i'll Equi.y. Foreclosure

Gideon rardue. of Mortgage.
NIUri: T. is hereby given that on WetIncs-
~ day. the LIST day Of Janlarv next, in tho
Town Of Hamburg, sial! offer ior sale to tho
highest bidder One l.of III The Town of Ham.
burg. Siiiia," in Mechanic street. and known in
liz. plan "isnd 'rownu. Lot No (lI7)un hun-
drcd AMI scve' 'eei'. 10 iOreclose u mnrtuape
:ivcn I" secure the purchase money of said Lot.
Tcim> and conditions will be made known
on the day of sale.
J. TERRY, C. E.E.D.
commissioners O:!ice, }
;d"",.r!i. Nov. 49, 1 b AZ;
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Head Qmdrtcrs.-The Head Quarters of His
Excellency Gov. Noble, will be at his residence,
EdgchM, Abbevile District, near Wellington
Post Office, till further notice.
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Victoria Slippers.

EuST @icceivcda supply of very handsome
% Vin;orin Slippers, to which we invite the
tatenion tho Ladies'.
G.J. IL Z. PEN, &Co
Dec. u, 1853 ff'5
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DrvIpEND-The Bank of Hamburg, S. c.
has declared a Dividend of 81, SO OH cacl, Share
of the Capital Stock-being Mt the rate Of 10
per cent per annum, for the last six months.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
stat, ui South ( urUl,ua.
EDGEFIELD + DISTRICT.

VS. }BHi TOR i:ns,--4tol. - -
Sarah NJ. Ards,
pIiCE is hereby given that by vir,uc Of
- an order from Chancellor HARPER. / shall
nH'r 'nr sale 10 the highest bidder. on the ,'irst
day OF Janunry next al the store of Mr.. Saint
S'hio''' IN Beach lslandthe real estate Of Abr'n
ArdiS. deceased. consisting of Two Truc,s NJ
Land one OF wh'chis upland and the other
swamp land, lying on the Savannah river Tho
nnmhcr of acres. but ings and buundings will
b" more particular mad, known on the tlay of
sale. The terms will be II crcLi; of one. Two
ami i'rce years. exec. I COSTS which must be
paid :" cash. Purchasers TO give bond nn. per-
>"ii;'i security, and Il mortgage of the premises
To secure the purchase money
}. TERRY. C. E.E.p D.
c"""i;ss'"%"r,s p~@ N 's!G Office ;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
More New Goods.

~ ,.b:cribersa recei, ,iIs a fresh sup
L oi Winter Goods. recent, purchased
in Charleston. which makes their assortment
comp to which ey invite the attention of
their mers G. LIZ L. PENN &Co
~ f>'g a.