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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

itNhs,-Ihe National Banner published at
houston, tontlns the official annunclation of the
conclusion OF q commercial arrangement between
Texas and Great Britain. from which II appears that
vessels aud goods under the Texas flag. and with
Texas papers are 10 be admitted into the ports ofihe
tplner IN tie same MANNER the vessels and goods
OF Mexico, under the scope and stipnlations of the
treaty with tht Government. and the vessels and
goods Of Great Brt1lu to be admitted into ports of
Texas upon The basis Of the same Trcary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

fLORiDA.-Thc Indians lnrlln. m the Okclno.
kce swamp continue To MAXI suecrs-'u attacks upon
the whites. Then h>l movement II will be- seen
by the annexed account, hl, resulted n the eaHIaac
Of the provision wagons and the death nj tuo Of lhr
men appointed 10 quad lhcn.
Extract otd ieftcr 10 Ht E}j'u ri Nar4aau tf,5l
R,an, d0iet
st. MNEAs, Aug. 10, Is54.
"A Uuion meeting Lad been notified. and would
have taken place yesterday at
attack made by Indians IN bagehgr tam. ON is way
from krtllc creek Waie CO., 10 Traders Illll uhc
depot Of provisionsD The tets, rs In rs the, la,
reached us appear To he thcsc
The ua,r. had LETT keulr cfreh, lie encampmort
oil the Dragons, iur Traders llil,--l wagons with
guard oil l6-and had advanced Nilnn ~ naI,s Of
tenlrevillc and nobaby not morc hom 'rrdel f,
liill ; At tartels place immediately IN the road
Indians To the number al. o. la -, had Ehcn no..
session OF the cabin and ohcr houses, and wcie On.
eaced digging potrors and PiaaderHq ethcl Articles.
When the advance wagon got IN hout OF ucai. thr
dwellne-thc Indians rose tom lhcu ambush and
| commenced general fine. The corporal ii HE
guard was shot down-aud two other Waeoucrs .dfs-
peratcly wounded, who succeeded IN maxine ibr h,
escape and arc now lying dangerously III vthn q
few miles OF Cenlrcvillc. The wagon IN the #Ie,,
succeeded in wheeling about and returning To krt.
tie creek. Loss sustaiucd-our corroUl killed iun
ptvatcs supposed MORALLY wounded, three bapeapr
wagons left on the road, and > mules killed The
wagon master, It is said, behaved most CALAMITY,
and saved from inevitable delh OF the transfers
who having his team crippled attempted hls cstipc
and but Tor the bravery OF Mn. Bruch, the WAGON
master who was on horseback, and seeing the ncI-
lous situation OF the WAGNER, whist pursued by SIX
lndnns-charged and fred uron ihcm-thls broueh MT
them 10 momentary halt--he then followed after.
and by dInt OF daring bravery. sue, ccded in the f.ce
OF the my, TO take hun mp hehnd and make hs
escape He represents that there could not lar.
been less than from 90 ~ lHd1uS
Major Dearborn, Will detachment of lufsr.
departed from " Traders Hin" next morning f,i
the spot. lie has sine returned, and reported as |
have above stated-and burel the corporal"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

The ST Augustine Herald Of the LII ns,. s,ys
=" We learn thai IN the nelghborhood OF AIlcaBopv.
one man WAS Killed by the Indians X another Nofnl-
ed, while fishing in the pond. Col Harvey has gone
90 an expedition to sconr the WHhac9ochec: he
had with him ioi of 220 men CAP. Mick lea lie fl
Palatha two days since 10 JON Col. H. IT MIcannp,
Harvey has one hundred men aimed with Coli's
rifles, disguised as Indians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

The citizens of Savannah about to establish d
daily line OF steamboat communication between tina,
place and Charleston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03
UARDW ARE Il CUTLERY

1--WE subscriber grateful for The patronage here
toore extended To the firm of Ii. b. Richards
q Co. lakes This method of informing the customers
OF thai concern, and the public generally, that he has
Purchased he entire interest of his late partners IN the
stock OF Goods OF ii. b Richards x Co. * that he wi"
hereafter carry on the same business at the Old stand
OF the concern, (he sign of the Auvi,) and he pied
ses himself TO sell goods cheap If not lower, than
any other house Ia the place lie earnestly soicltS
call from all who may want Goods in his line, either
by Wholesale OF Retail II. b. RICHARDS.
July IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

The steam ship Natchez WAS TO leave the city o
Natchez on the Goth, and New Orleans on the 25th
on her way to New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

WESTERN FnoNrrn.-Wc fear that cNteu4iyr
trouble Is now brewing among the discontinued In
daus,-thc demonstrations being untqultutal. u.s.
will he seen irom the following, from thu St Lou,
Bulletin. of the 10th inst:
b, = gentleman, who aniyed Yesterday tnm
Fou Irayrnwouh, we are Informed thai the SIOUX
Indians made attack on the k5tkipnos. and flG o.
detachment oilfoops had bcensent lrapi the foll to
tie scene OF action % quell the manudris IS tlc,r
,kirnlshes ot frequent occurrence amuue the
Indians. no serious consequences were apptrh n1rl
but news Of much more serious aspect had lneD
reached the fort The indians along the ioailet
were atraying themselves against the whites and the
irdmptm was passing among the different iIlhrs 49,
This generally sent 10 the various tubes when lbt
wish 10 brng about general Wd aralust the
whites
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03
Correspondence ofdle Philad Commercial Last.

LouIsyILLE ky., Aug. 9Th, 1899.
Our confidence IN Tobacco Is based upon the ALSO
lutte certainty that the coming crop will fall short full
" one-haIi # not two-hrds; and out Of the quantity
raised a. the proportion Of good must necessarily be
very small plants, owing 10 The baek"atdhess OF
The SPRING IRE quite inferior, and cannot possibly ma
lure IN time to be cut and put away before the frost
comes
These facts have been a>ccrtaincd By very general
correspo adeuce with the Tobacco growing sections,
and during an excursion this summer throug some OF
the principal Tobacco raising counties. Allowing
these statements to be correct tof which there IS not
shadow OF doubts and the present stock being
the oily dependence for the home consumption, and
to supply the Deficiencies which exist IN foreg mar
kets, IT Is reasonable TO Ima2iae the article WI" do
better IN the fall than II has hitherto done, and we
think YOU will concur with us IN this opinion.
Iiltle or none is coming III from the country TO our
warehouses--not enough TO supply tie ordinary de-
mauds OF our northumberland We notice the ar
rivals III New Oleans are becoming very iuconsder-
able, aud will continue TO grow less. as all las been
shipped OLIVE venture to say every hid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

Something Nc'c.--A very curious feat was perform
ed recently al the Washington City course. by
youth Of eighteen of age, for wager OF $50.
lie was to carry a man, weighing one hundred and
twenty five pounds, around the course, measuring
one mile, winch he performed with the greatest
ease in seventeen minutes. Alicr perf,lniug the
feat he about fry yat1s back again, with his
load an his shoulders. amid the lonl hu2as of the
multitude WHO bad assembled TO witness tie feat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

The project of railroad from New Orleans to
AXE Boigue on The Gull OF Mexico, Is aoout to be
carried into effect. The amount of money necessa-
~ 10 commence operations is nearly subscrlbed.--
The road will be important To New Orleans rs II will
afford quick aud cheap transportation tor the car
goes OF vessels Inch too large TO pass the mouth
OF the Mississippi, and will contribute much to the
health and pleasure of the citizens, who may by It,
in lew hours after leaving the dust, heat and con
Gnement of of the city life, be in the enjoyment
of all The luxurcs which the lake, abopnding IN ex
cellent shell aud other fish, afford, lnhale the
inyigoratin, sea breeze. and enjoy the sea bathing
10 the best manner. The commerce with Mobile,
conducted through lake navigation, viii be con
ducled by way of tins road. 1t will be OF vast use
and profit New Orleans, and will no doubt be soon
completed aud in operation,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

Al the General Meeting of Stockholders IN the
Portsmouth 4 Roanoke Ran Road Company, held
on The 23d INST Col \. JOY NER OF Halifax \. {. was
elected Presderi, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF ARTHUR IMMERSION Esd Previous
the election the salary attached the Office was
raised by the meeting 10 $4,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

The New Yotk Canal Tolls collected during the
two tirst weeks OF August, amounted 10 $50 Of,
being increase the same time in 1887 II being
then ouy S25 6l9 05.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

LANp SArIs.--rhc President has by pr,cl,na.
nm, ordered public Land salrs to akr place lol
Iaws:
Al Ihe Land office, at panyIIlc Illinois, Monday
tic OH day OF No,eu,bcr.
II The Ind ofiee, Chicago, Illinois, Oh Nooda,
lhe lQh of October
Al the Land office, Galeno, Illinois, On Monday
tIe 10Th Of O.rober
u the land odiec, Quincy, Illinois, ON Monday
Gfe a'h oi No,rnbct
Al The lnd Office, Burlington, Iowa on Mondnv
tie l9th OF Noyembrf
Al the Iaod office, Green Bay Wisconsin, on Mon
day the ed OF October.
Vt the Land Office, Mlwauhe, Wisconsin. on
Monday the 10Th oil November.
Althe land office, Nlueral Point, on Monday the
I5lh Of October
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

FROM MENlGO.-New Orleans slips of the
20lh instant menuun tie a,lyal OF the L. :. sloop
OF war Boston at the mouth of the Mississippi, on
the 10th, from TamPlco. Ga board OF her came pas
seneers, the Belgian Minister, +. Ee Norman, al
50 the following gentlemen w. A. Brown. J. Guer-
reo, j. Elem nng and q. \. Dodge. An officer of
the N'tchez states that French btig oi-war had ar
n'ed IN ioiy-wo DAYS from Brest, with intelligence
that fleet of sixteen vessels ofwaf had sailed from
france, having fifteen thousand troops on board.
destined Lon an attack upon Vera Cruz. Little cred
H. however, was given to the report, origlnarlng, rs
twas supposed, IN design to Inumldate the Mex
icnnS. The state OF things in the interior of
Mexico was not marked by any recent changes or
movements OF importance. The Boston brings
S2ll1iil IN specie TO the merchants of New Orleans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03
G.. w. HUMPHREYS.
SUR O. Il O.v DE.YTIST:

OFFERS his services in the various detart-
" ments of his profession. to the citizens of
Lynchburg and its vicinity. He extracts teeth on
the easy aud efhcacous mode discovered by DR..
Caldwell.
He may be consulted at the residence Of Mrs.
Sarah SchoolfelJ.
July9 sI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

The venerable Colonel Andrew Narsch,llt died at
Washlngt N. Adams county, Mississippi. on the 0;h
inst lie was considered the father Of the TYPO
graphical in that section Of the Gnon, having
eslabshrda printing pness IN the Territory Of Mis-.
slssippi about forty years since.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

Two notorions countefclteis have been arrested
in Indiana by Deputy Marshal MILLs OF Ohio, and
brought to the Latter State for mail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


NV ORR. AUG IT.
Mr. FonsYrn lcn Montreal On the o2l 10 fetotu
home IN ''the Princess Victoria" with Nj l.. FL
ltcr, NJ. p. who goes 10 AIhals, "a consult wlrI
Gov MancT respecting the case II Captain Datit-
arrested on out side OF the iur. we'll rcurln.
Der that when the steamship Sfius came hrfe. thr
Globe abused our CITY Corporation Tor visiting The
ship and denounced them As alisfoofaIs for do.
ing. suggest 10 "he duty sheet Mr.. Forsyth,
wordsl The espediency OF daubiue Inn for visiting
the Earl Of DuRuAn, the distinguished BRUSH Gen
erals, and the S1Rs and LoGps WITH whom he has
come IN contact IA the now brilliant count Of north
err GUY.
A public meeting has been holden n Providence,
r. I. for the purpose nj adopting measure. sc-
cure the services onhe Hon. ImsrRAN Brtais u
the Senate OF the Unite1 States. MAJ h
FIN, rimrs ~ MoNrnr,L.-At tho races. now
taking place in Montreal Lofd Durham, SIR G.
Campbell, Sir {. A. fnzroy, St Chas. Plret. aud
Sir John Colbotne are present. We find the follow
ing tbii in that dmia5is journal, the Montreal
Herald
On Thursday afternoon. the 7Iyt aud IA rrgr
mcnts were inspected on the clamp dc Mars, by
| Major General Clithctow. who was accompanied hS
his staff and the Hon. Nj FORSYTH tie American
| Secretary of State. whose correspondence with Mr..
Fox, II. b. NJ. Ambassador at Washington, daun1
the frontier Disturbances. of 50 conspicuous u-
iurc. The troops went through Then tVolnfions
with their usual precision. Yesterday uofnfne,
+ brother Jonathan was surprised II witnessing Inc
inspection OF the 7h llussars and the Artillery who
saluted marched past IN slow aud quick timr aud hcn
IN single files Mi Forsyth rode along with Gene -
raj Cltherow aud staff. examined the IN mlant,-
| ". After the artillery left the Champ de Mars. The
Hussars went through various eyouuuns Of charging,
and also the sword exercise, sight winch WIS IS
novel gratifying 10 the numerous SpcetaioJs
who seemed delighted with the noble appearance Of
the men, and the doclhty of thelt horses Nj Fur
s,h requested 10 see one of the cHburs which arc
carried by the llussars. and esonnlng A. he ool
ed down into ihc barrel Tor what purpose We could
not tell. lie uniformly returned the salute IN the
same way IS General Ghlhcrow did. aud ~ rafher -
good looking elderly gentleman. The object oi his
visit To Canada has sprfcd hnt IS probable
that il has reference To the boundary CUES
ton which Maine IL about 10 take into lien own
hands, III spite OF the General Governments
INDIAN TRDl BLES.-Ihr Indianapolis tn J
! Democrat OF II late date saws " The Potiowaiihmir
Indians appear somewhat stubborn. II IS reported
here that two or three military companies ainong
which Is tho Marion Guards, about 10 be sent 10
/ The north.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

A udehy I0dSt.-'rhe following heavy afflr, in
the way of loass, given at the celebration OF the
4h IN Boston:
" The fifty SIX signers oflhe Declaration of In
dependence, the heaviest fits six the world saw
the whole strength OF Great Britain couldn't raise
it,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

Counterfeit American half dollars, Mexioan dol
las, and five hanc pieces are IN circulation IN New
\ urk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-03

INDIAN TRDUBLES.-I'h lndlanapolls fIp
Democrat, OF late date saws: =" The Pottnw aiiami,
Indians appear somewhat st0bbo,n II IS reported
here that two or three military companies, amonn
which Is Tho Marion Guards are about 10 be sent 10
the north"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
commercial.
From ne augusta Constitutionalist, Nor. /.
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKET

From The augusta Constiiutionalist. Nor. /
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKET.
CorToN.-We have had fair enquiry dur;na
the week. and there are nj present a number of
orders in market fulfilled, owing to the low state
OF our river mt The present time. Shippers with.
III the past two days have withdrawn from the
market, which heing eft without competit;o,,
prices have declined fully ! of n cent. The re-
ce'p1s continue light for the season, amounting
arrived has been sold in the street from ,vagon.
at prices ranging from TO l3 cents, principal.
ly at ~ ia. We quote old cotton, g a I2I;
new, ii n l3; strictly prime. ia cents.
GRocERlEs.-We have no change 10 notice
in the Grocery line. Siocksgood, and fair bn.
sness doing with The country.
ExcHASGE-Remuins nt old raies-viz: sight
checks on New York and Boston 2 per ct. prm: :
on Philadelphia and Baltimore "a; Charleston,
1.-The Bank Of Hamburg, we understand, is
drawing on Charleston in small amounts. Mt 4
per ct. prem. for South Carolina or Augusta
bills. U. 9. Bank Bills per CT. prem; Treas
ury Notes per cent. and interest
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

An Honest P0litician.-Mr. d. Kilgore. now
member Of Congress, from Ohio. has resign
cd his seat for the remainder of the term in con-
sequence Of his defeat at the recent elections in
that State. He wrote the following letter of re-
signation TO Governor Vance:
CADIz, Oct. 10, 1888.
His Excellency Joseph Vance:
SIR-The election in this (19h) Con-
gressional District, has resulted in favor Of
IL. Swearingen, the Sub Treasury Candi-
date, from which am bound to believe
,ha. majority of the electors are in favor
of that system. 1t is a scheme which
l believe 10 he hostile to the best interests
of the country, and the principles of our
free institutions. and therefore cannot give
it my support; nor can I. as tho represen
tativc Of The District, act in opposition TO
the expressed will Of my constituents. NV
doctrine is to obey or resign.
In this case ] prefer the latter. and
therefore request you to accept of this. as
the resignation Of my seat as member of
the House Of Representatives Of the 25th
Congress o: the United States.
am, Sir, respectfully yours,
D. KILGORE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
I Valuable Plant:,tion Tor SAFE.

KS; sophia BonIIam offers for sale that
" valuable tract Of Land upon which she
no" resides, lying on Richland Creek in this
District; and adjoining lands of jacob b. Smith,
Henry Herlong, Levi Wilson and others The
tract contains nine hundred and thirty seven
l937) acres, about huff Of which is open A..
bout half of the open land is old field; the re.
mninder is IN fine state of cultivation, and is
inier'or TO no land in that section of the conn
place is large double log House, will, most Of
the other out buildings.
Possession can be had about the first of jan
uary next. Also, the purchaser Gun obtain
part OF the Stock and Provisions.
FOR TURNER particulars apply to J. B. Smith,
field Court House.
MiLLEDGE l.. BONHAM.
Nov l, 1888. n 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

The Chilians demanded twenty millions
I'll dollars, and possession of Gallo, until
inc arrangement should be concluded
These demands were considered inadrnis-
s'ble. They then advanced and took Cal
lao and Lima, after an action. in which,
u Is said, 1000 men were killed. Gen.
Gomarra has been proclaimed President.
Inc South still adheres 10 tho cause Of
Santa Cruz, who. it is said, was within 3
days OF Lima, with an army Of 5000 men,
the dates from Callao are up to the 22d
August, and from Guayaquil to the lst
September Orbegosa, had fled to the ,noun-
tains.
Schr. Benjamin Gather, Conover. for
N. Y, sailed in company with the Olive.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

Interesting from Cdnada.-Tho New
York Post, says:-"We hear from source
we deem respectable, thai there is likely
to he further trouble on the frontier. A
gentleman writes-"ThiaSs are coming to
head on the frontier; think by the LIST
proximo, we shall have renewal of the
Cauada war, and if am not deceived,
under an organization and with a recioro-
city ON the part of the inhabitants general
ly, very different from what characterised
last winters and springs operations"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

The Bank Of the United States has bought
bonds of the Union Bank in Mississippi, large
portion of which are to be paid for, in Missis-
sippi money. 1t is quite probable tina, the U.
g. Bank will buy up Brandon money and other
depreciated paper, and pay j, out for the bonds,
at par value. Nicholas knows how to specu-
late. He has learned much by his Cotton spe-
culation lastyear, and by his operations in Mis-
sissippi, will add greatly to his means. in buying
more Members Of Congress, Editors, ct i'd on,-
ac genus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
MARRHED

On Thursday the 25th Oct. by the Rev.
Kobert Walker. Maj. Thos. G. Bacon to
Miss A. NJ. j. GalIrnan, all of this District.
On the goth September, by tic Rev. b.
a. Wallace. MIR. Josiah A. Mitchell to Miss
Elizabeth Farrow, oil Of this District.
At Washington, Wilkes county, Ga nv
the Rev. Jesse Mercer. Rev. James nj.
Ch'lcs, of Abbevile District, S. e. 10 Miss
Frances A. Butler, of that place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
Edgelield Village
FEMALE .AC,RDE.Wr.

VIE exercises oc this Institution will re.
Il conlnenc" on Tuesday. the st day Of jan
nary, 1899 The Rector informs the co,nmuni.
ty, that Miss STARK, who has assisted him this
year, is engaged for the next also. With the as
sistance of this lady, and Of Mr.. Bacon in the
Musical Department, all the Ornamental branch.
es Of Dratoing, Painting, Necdie,cork s Music,
will be taught in this Institution, together with
the solid branches heretofore taught. BOARD
ING can be obtained in the house OF the Rector
for thirty pupils, and in ncighboring private
houses to any extent desired. 1t is particularly
desirable, that those who intend to place their
children in this Institution for the next year,
should do sd in the first week Of the opening of
the school in Jnnuary; us, in that week the clas-
ses will be formed for the whole system 10 COM
mcnce its operations ON Monday OF the second
week.
The school room is provided with fire places
and fires To make it comfortable in winter, and
the hours of instruction are the same in that sea-
son in the summer. Suthat the advantages
for study in the winter will be equal to those in
the summer.
Prices in the Solid Branches and Music the
same the next year as this For Drawing aud
Painting, SO per Quarter. For Necde-work,
SO. Payments quarterly in advance.
w. Is. JOHNSON, Rector
Edeeficd. Nov. j. 1888. 80
The South Car0Iinian, Charleston Courier &.
Mercury, Augusta Chronicle Il Sentinel and
Constitutonalist will give the above two weekly
insertions, and forward their accoun, to this Of
flee for Day;nent
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
Administrators Sale.

an Order OF the Ordinary of Edge field
inst. at the late residence of Ann lamar d..
ceased, in Beach Island, all the personal proper.
ty belonging to the estate Of the said decens.d
consisting of gang Of very valuable and like.
Y Negroes, Men, Boys. Women, Girls and
Terms Of snle-Twelve months credit, note
ana approved security. Sale not to commence
before 10 O'clock A ar WADE
NOV q, 1908 40 Admir-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

The GreenvilIe Mountaineer of the I'd inst.
says that "the Western mail was stolen from
the boot of the stage on the morning of the 9th
ult. 1t il supposed to have been taken in II or
Is miles of this place, as it was going west No
thing has yet been heard Of the mail or its con-
tents. A reward Of $45 is offered for the re-
covery of the mail, and the apprehension ofthc
thief"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
III O ii c G.
Oct. "a, 1888

tlce,
WILL he sold on Tuesday the fourth
~ of December, at the laic residence
Of Willism Holloway, deceased, the lands
of said deceased Consisting Of three hundred
and fifty acres) lying rear Turkey creek.
aud immediately on the Blocker road. AL
SO at The same time and place. the person
al property of said deceased, consisting Of
len or twelve likely young negroes, with
an extensive stock of every description; tho
present crop of Cotton, Corn, Fodder, aud
Oats, fine new road Wagon. Household
and Kitchen Furniture and other articles OF
importance, on credit o. twelve months.
Purchasers giving their notes with approv-
cd securities.
JORDAN I HOLLOWAY, /, r,,-.
JOHN LAKE LET'S.
N.B. All persons having demands against
the estate will present them properly at
tested on or before the day Of sale,
JORDAN HOLLOWAY,
JOHN LAKE. ErTS.
Oct. 15, 1888 81