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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

SgIlyfi1g ne PSsi -Tsking news
pape" thee " four year, and when DOM
"a Coz tho moncy getting into a oct. r.
iusi1st1 p1y and dtsconnnuinrth The papo-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

AJury ~ ihe west of England c9mn,.e.
raunS The case u poor aoman who
w'as charged Of a irlainz theft. srfecd 70
we i1I'"lnE apienf verdict Not guilty
--'rd rr toP' Fs tson' . ~ 50 grqa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Freedman wishing % take a .il,e
or Buffalo was asked ~ tie driver n be
had any extra hasgagc. "Extra bagv,ce
vat do you call dat have no ba,,s,e
81 All bot nos three trunks five dog. and
Won black girI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
JonN TALiArERRo.


Ntw-HsHAEr, TIB. - 1871
Nj lifH>t"Ns->r. bought ~ afttsl, ,.. 81.
hmHfe it-''ug The uauv q Judk,Ds OiDtn,rff !
'Yld s'u" 4 Il hat returned tc fus Co.'S, i,,ir
good " ~ true ~ hsi NOT your nstn+ o ifs I.i
sr"nni 'he Pot. ~hi'h NO. und'rst1ri o. un ths
genuine article. a. ris,r hs ,1d TIE o. e. give
"'i'er ihsi The public u.y Do guarded sss,b.i o.
ifllusi'iOu a. thc k,Gd
Yours, 80. HkRNIX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

EemWiliie Cvys.-We are er.iib,y
informed that a man was cured Of Tho
J. merely By touching ,helfin Banks
arcade. New Oi!eans where Bandreih
ioFmcrly bad an agency iog his ri!!..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
THE NAndD CHANGED.

60
Patent Righs SseWred-Be-
sr0re or Imposition!
HcuNo>b. Va. Jrtr IS. iS3h
he public III BE- pleased to Dnt-rsisrd thai
~a. the oris'hsi d,seo'ereT OF Judkins' O,n,asni.
sod sole proprietor q the patent from SEPT 1917.
until ttc expiration Of the s.uc but hs,tng connect
ell Ns,lt 9th DIR Judkins the zee u,rnt
permitted thc O'ntmrnt 10 bear h,s name. Ibr
term 81 the pa,en having ,NI'rvi the g6ih June,
nave male sn Improvement 81 tie ssfnc sn tskct,
out p7t.nt ih,TUon- y SHEPHERD
he proprietor .~src that the ointment - Duli
tall 'uto tnanN hsuds. some of ~hnm ~puli prphs-
bly, undertake 10 make ~. ard inr the diIi,ul-
u - the process would rrusl,r tr.i of Il sbprti,r
public cund,-uec Ne DESTROYED the ointment tall ~
10 dtsrcpuic, under these siicrsiionS secured te
original and certain remedy toe those obstinate DIS
es'e'' some of shSh haze long b.ilv, ,lc sAi!l
oi medical .e,,nec
-. Hhtc S'sciiHy, e ever, dr,eri, ,ion.
81 SsIr I~r2F and tfcr's az long standing.
~. Sehi'r1'' or GanrhAar Ts-psrs. vart,suIsri,
those hardened tnmnis 81 ~oal,1's breasts -htrh
ufiruu "rs terminate 10 liberated ,.nr,rs
an fet,Hs. or Mat some people kho. by the
name Il tafG'1 he. ct ever, description
9Th R.ch1sdtc IaD.s 81 the tu,.t.
9th Ab-dii,S snd B'ta,-s OF ever, ds,etirt,op or
in whai",tr part situated
7th Jsitc's II III Kinds. To- tn. compliant. ,h..
p'',en'. a. applying the o'ntucut. n,u,, Keep the
part cot q ~ ter.
A,h Ckiisia,n. NJ psrts Affected D., Cr,,t.
9th. .Nels Ca ~ su'.sG
" - also o"e II the l., r-m-,l,r, Tor Isr.. .n.
ScaLh Il ,ss,, "a, pain aud drs~s the drr cot 90
short TIME. y suFPiIpRu
Mn. &. IibpsrpNs- Sir. II.Nipr L,-,, a, 49,. L.,
hat oi "s'ns tht Onsm.nt prepared bt ,ou a.,
number oi NcsTs nov ,Sii-d Shrihcrd's Patent Out
meet. ,turncTl, Judkins, tur ~oun,i. a. ,.,t-,,.
set'piiou,. s"G cuts, frost bate. sc-ids anil urr
~"d believing q % be valuable. have no hs stt.,,
." 'vcou''n' ud'ug ito the t.ubl.e - h.hI, do 4
u'ins Of - dat 1t las generally been 81. ,tt,. a, a.,
isui'l k"o~ that Mr IIcr,,ons LA. been mr.
pT'S'nr aud manufacturer II thu, O,uiru, fr ,esr.
t-'' n-'''g frequently received ts atticlc drreti,
"'i" hi"'' w. SAML &. ONING-
Lr~rp Sfa''-'. .No,h Street. R.A.4a.s-e
Rsit,mvrt, Ori 9th 1887
h''r III" used j, TOT horses sore back. -i,h
equal sn.c,ss sc a.
Mr Z IIrWsroNs-Brh,Nirg II risht for tie de-
h'h' ~ T. s"DN Suffering from inquiries. ~ ,u.k-
s"'~I r'rr ELECTED a. using Sh. pl,, r,.'s 4 =
p'''r,n', i'ryp-rri nv {. ii,rs,ru, { no. inform,
~" NV 'i''ies sou ~ MINI stilr,Iwr '7u ,f
run over r.-u, aud received = ,.r, ..r,,,., .-
Jury "a one 80 's kur,s-h, rnt,r.I, lot t. ,,. n
~ 40 ''.' {" %, go las back several i.,s Sw,utrr
"'' v '.,''"1'" go 'lr'i-,-ri0r' applications ~,tc
Spli'', t"' "p t,llti. uUtl " s.',l,c Of hi,t,!
splili 80 B,sfu.-ui-hs ',out,i.,.i.. liz. t,l,
tom 'ir- d-, i made p,ricot cure
JOHN e FRENCH.
. No ~. suu'h Street U4ltiuI, g..
:. J" W. . h,''''n', Proprietor II shs ,h,,l'.
. I. fr.,, BITE, or CLilbl.,u, / l.,. ,,,,e.
VIC ~ i''' 'n''i. J. {. Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
AClN N.-NW NcCcS
At liaI,ictOHn.

hNlNt' received another supply OF NEW
GOODS, of the very best description. The
subscriber invites has friends and the pubic &c.
heraiiy 10 give him call lis stock embrace,
every article OF comfort and utility, and " "a be
sold as 10" a. they can be bought at auy estab.
iisApent IN the Valley.
gSROM SLIFER
Kabletown. August ,. ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

P@a7a5els,-A chap, calling himself
Reuben Hill. recommends anack nos.
"arn known IS DyspcptJc Cordial. D"
winch, as he says cured himself q the
hie amai.sm, hil VIE Of tLe sick Head.
ache '"s daughter Of the Fever and Asue.
Ani las mother Of bad Cough. beside,
"eaains the cellar s,ai.s, snd putting the
baby % slcep'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
Fam The hon J,.,. Tagl0gr,. reas,r ,rc,--r,.

f's" me Hon Jsi'' Ti'ilh7rs. ,1rat,r 4 C,-,re,,
wAsHINeIoS. Jan g2n. is.y.
To Mr. e H'n-rH'-, Frederick CITY. MI
SIT las been my wish, Tor /. cursiH,r.il, Tim,
u communicable 90 t.u iitc good fleet Nth -b,,i
have u-cl tue Oiutmcnt invented b., Nir JtIS,,.
nov Shepherds u. :. q aud ~Li,Litn- u,s. -
't."d .. mad aud sold b, Agcht. apoiui,d o., YOUR
s,h. have applied this Ointment. duttI. a.. lat
three Ncsr'. TO every species Ut tuu.or ADD ,uuI
s'thuut iAirrr 20 ptodYe, cure ~ ever, irststrs
consider II the most decided and sfrr,,tf r,t.,.l,
q" III 'ss,s q uu'yur. DC the WI q NAV, snI
hA'e i""ud nothing 80 good i0r sounds Il ~, de-
setp'p" u MAY bs pr per 70 aIA tLat t.e cure II
tnmonr called White S~slug. gvru over o., tic
most distinguished Fh,sir,su. ~ ,n,,I,,hl, .rJ
which thvN decided would, without .n,ru,,,,-r
prove isiai 90 the patient sss utdst r., t,u
""tee elected ~ the as 81 ihts D4ufmstt ..J tt.
patient - =" h"c hesh h, limb Affected b., the t.
in""r htt"s restored O. ff,,t state - ..,,. d., 81.
Nlso. That tee Lex - s,.d man. vht,i b..i Doc.
sounded. sHt rVhibittl ,t, lt,sJfI ui,. -.t a t,,
tee isUm TIE kusc the tot sud- -Li,h tor NOR
than TO years hsi been considered itr,r.tI, - -.
'rec'naiiN cured by the application u JYFti,.'.
Ointment mcnti0u tn - ~ ease. which 4 a .,
zee iN immediate notice sd ust.s-rtn.tt. - /. d--
''' ''Htnsr - 10, III sty e t. t,nir, %. c.s,,
~ '"'nonr' a"d q ulcers. have Decd ., ia
e'd'' Tee good elect 81 thfs rsts-,v o. ti,, r,,r a.
I'lors' -nd ~ 'Vcty species 4 flesh sound n seem.
t' zoe hit any ono hD ~ill otis. 80, t, at ration.
q u'is Olhtmeui must be sstt.fed a. So Il. s. o.. q
eat Meets can 18th ii,- utmost rnEtI.,r, re-.
e't""itnd ihr usc a. tbs valuable r.r4,ay .r.
''r, 'crl r.speed.iI,,
JpIIN tAItpua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

The CaPtirs !rUe,-WAen Cyrus had
taken captive the wife Of Tgranes, he
asked him VIVA, he would give for her
redemption.
"AlI that have and NY own lie with
II, was The reply: upon which the con.
qoeror gra'uitously restored her, All
Dommm"nding Cyrus, Tigrancs asked his
wife what she thought Of him. Il did no, 1"
SAID she, look ct ,..a"
Not look a, la. O. whom then III
You look :"
~ The seucs7u man who cEered has
oTn life 10 redeem nc irom slavery
\ pious mind viii want no e.s. lance
to apply this interesting auecdoie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

IPiSi2m Of Fashions Wien lie ,ler.
nometer Ia at -, our ecn'lemenplay Lu.
sly at ten pin" ~ hon 20 d, chess or
com'noes when the glass 10 at its high
ct. The ladies', God bless ;hcrn. waltz all
night and day too sometimes. when frost
appears they dress low in The neck and
'h'n at the feet Who now uill dare 10
dispute the wisdom Of fashion;
" . .imTiear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

-Hirfm, Never 60 to bed till YOU are
wiser that when you arose. for obserya.
u'nt experience and reflection, the ele-
I',n!s OF wisdom. are the property Of all
who wish to enjoy ,hcm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
Wool Wanted.

a ~ qllnity ~ wool vii BE- take, i, 81.
n thltst 60 Goods " ihe sfsr. ~ ti,, ,.s.,
E,a WA = tOf s 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
ISr OF ENTERTAINMENT
Igantc,l To L,u,.c.,,.,

q SMALL FARM. Of about 100 ACRES q
4 n les, ~'th proper proportion II WOO,
90 = III, improvements must 90 comforts Die
embracing dwelling. barn sc. Good waite
Pc Indispensable. Inquire az the Free Pres
once Aug. 30, lS3s.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
VIRGINIA.. TO WIT

y COPY T'sir,
ROBERT +. BROWN. Clet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Or tn tnirsr'Ii Ifssishls .Msdeis,, II the bri,,h
Coh,g, 7 H,s!ih Ls,aya
MEDICINES cure all Disease
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
THE RACES

D NER the jefferson Va , Js,Ls, & lua Caurle
aI~ili commence on Wednesday. pr.oter
Elh Isl-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
TO PRINTERS.
E. WHITE, s. WIN. HAGE

~ - i = NJ
I'D RESPECTFULLY inform the print
AG ers Of the United States to whom
they have been individually known as es-
tabIisled letter founders, that they have
now formed a copartncrship in said bust
ness, &with Ill, extensive experience, thew
hope TO be able to give satisfaction to all
NhU may favour them with their orders.
The introduction OF machinery in place
II the tedious and unhealthy process of
caatine type hy hand. Il Icsidcraium by the
%'ropcan founders. was by American in
nifty, heavy expenditure Of time and
.'inncy on she part of our senior partner,
t.st successfully accomplished. Extensive
'i;s OF newcast letter, has fully tested and
siah!isiicd its superiority in every partic-
'Sar, over those cast by the old process.
Thc letter foundry business will hereaf-
'sr he carried on by the parties afore nam
under the firm of White Hager & Co.
incir Specimen exhibits a complete series
rom Diamond to Sixty-four Lines Plea
'!e Book and News type being in the most
r.,odern style
WHITE, HAGER & CO.,
Are agents for the sale of the Smith and
:ust Printing Presses, with which, thew can
:Irnish 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
for new at nine cts. per Id.
n. Il. Newspaper proprictors who will
give the above three insertions, will be en-
titled to five dollars in such article as thew
may selects from our Specimens.
f. WHITE 81 ii iGER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
TO Printers 4, Publishcrs.

n NHE Subscribers have Just completed
II their new specimen Book of lieli faced
Book and job Printing Type, Flowers and
Ornaments, The contents Of which arc here
with partially given.
Diamond; Pearl, Nos. I and 2; Agate
Nos. l,2, and3; Agate on N%onpurcil body
Nonparcil, Nos. /. 2, 3, and A; Minione,ic
Nos. l, and 2; Minion, Nos. /, 2, 8, and a;
Miniono on BREWER body: BREWER on Minion
body; BREWER Nos. I,2, g., and 4; BREWER
on Burseoisc body; BREWER on Long Prim-
or body; Burg"ois on Brewer Body; Bur
Scois Nos. l, Band a; BuIgeois on Long
Primer bodyi small bodied Long Primer,
Long Primer, Nos. ], p 8 and d; Long
Primer on small Plea body; small Plea
Nos. !, g. and 8; Plea on English body:
Plea on Small Plea body; Plea, Nos. 10.
and 3: English, Nos.l and 9; Great Primer
Paragon; Double English; Double Para
eon;- Cannon, Five lines Plea to Twenty
Eight lines Plea, Gothic, condensed, to 90;
Five, seven, nine and 10 lines Plea Orna-
mental; Six. Seven, Nine IL and Is Lines
Plea Shaded; Eight, 10, IL, and 16 Lines
Antique shaded.
Also n large and beautiful collection of
Flowers, from Pearl 10 Seven Line Plea
many of which are not TO be found in other
specimens; a new assortment of Ornament
tai Dnshes; a variety OF card borders; near
2 thousand Metal Ornaments; Brass Rule;
Leads Of various thickness; Astronomical
Mathematical and Physical Metal Signs;
Braces and Daslies from three to thirty ems
long; Great Primer and Double Plea Script
on inclined, bodies; Diamond and Nonpa-
reil music of %vairious kinds; Antiques; light
and heavy face Two Lipe letter; mn and
italic, sNonpareil, Minion. BREWER, Long
Primer, Plea and other Black; Nonparcil.
Minion, aud Brewer Greek, Hebrew and
Saxon. is.
A large variety of Ornaments, calculated
particularly for the Spanish and South A
mcrican markets; Spanish, French and Por-
tugncse Accents, furnished to order; toeeth-
er with every other article made use of in
the printing business, all of which can be
furnished at short notice, of as good a quality
and on as reasonable terms as at any other
establishment.
CONNER & COOKE.
Corner Of Nassau and Ann-st.. ". YorL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
BmlIarh's Celebrated Patent

ANIMAL IND V~EGETABLE OIL soap.
EI'OR cleansing Coat Collars, Wooden,
Il Linen and Cotton Goods, from Spots
occasioned by Grease, Paint Tar, Varnish,
and oils of every description. without injury
to the finest goods.
The Oil Soap possesses every healing and
penetrating qualities, aud is used with per-
feet safety for bathing external Complaints,
upon Man or Beast. Instances are too
numerous to be certified. Thousands of
Certificates might be obtained Of its effica-
cious effects upon all Bone complaints,
Weak Limbs. that have been dlslocated,
broken. or otherwise injured. In almost ev-
cry case, when applied to Corns on the
Feet ii has effected an entire Cure. When
applied, the Corn Should be pared Il little
and wrapped in cotton or wool, and then
kept moist with the Oil Soap.
1t is positively tie best remedy i if thor
oushly used, for Sprains, ChiIblains, Pois-
ons, Scalds, Burns, Sore Lips. Chopped or
Cracked Hands, Cutancous Eruptions, or
Pimpled faces, that is known. For places
challed by the Harness, or saddle, Sprained
Shoulders, Scratches, &c. on Horses, there
is no composition that exceeds this. Price
20 cents per bottle.
a fresh supply of the above article just
received, and for sale by
C. A. DOWD.
Edgeicll, June !, 1887. fly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
state OF south Carolina.
PROCLAMATION,

DY PIERCE NJ. BUTLER, Governor
- aud Commander in chiefin and over
the Sfnte aforesaid. IS
Whereas information has been received
by this department that an a,rocious mur-
der was committed in the District Of York,
on the lib inst. on the body OF Wm.Nance
by a negro mas slave, named jack, The
property Of George Mc'Alliely, and tl,atthe
said negro Jack las fled from justice,
Now Know We, to the in,enttl,at the said
Jack may he brought 10 trial for the said
crime; | do hereby offer a reward Of. Two
hundred dollars for the apprehension of
said Jack aai Lodging him in anyiuil Of this
State. Jackisabom As years DID, feet
8 or I0inctrs high, weighs about one hun
bred and fiji o sixty pounds, complexion
yellow black, loves n dram, talks much,
and braes greatly OF his knowledge of Far
rlery and Wagoning, oil. which it is said that
he has been driver in almost every State
south and west Of New York. lie was
sometime ago purchased by his present ow-
ner from a Mr.. Waugh of North Carolina.
S~o2 Given under my lland and seai.
L.S.} Of the State at Columbia, this
(~~S 24,h day of October 1897.
+. M. BUTLER.
By the Governor.
B.. III. Saxon, Secretary of State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11

OF THE
Preacher.

FNltE editor ofthe Biblical Recorder pro
Il poses to publish a monthly periodical
ORA pages octave, neatly stitched and COW
cred, containing Sermons ly living authors,
and adapted TO the state of our churches in
the South. Destitute as we arc in tho South
crn States of preaching aud of preachers,
it has been thought that n publication such
as proposed, containing approved discour-
SEES ON doctrinal and practical subjects, would
be ound both acceptable and useful to the
religious public. And us the thing has been
repeatedly suggested by judicous friends,
we have concluded to adopt this method of
asccrtainins the wishes of four brethren gen
orally ON the subject. Should the proposed
work go into effect. as it can interfere in no
way with any of our religious newspapers,
we shall expect TO see it circulate freely thro'
the Southern States. 1t will be COM
mcnccd as soon as Il sufficient number of
subscribers shall be obtained, and %contin-
ned asionS as circumstance shall require.
IL numbers will make a volume which NAV
be conveniently bound and preserved.
IEEMs-lor a single cory 81 per ainum !:
Tor u copies sent to one address So; iur-I3
copies to one address $40; and for 26 copies
TO n address S20-paymcmt to be made
within 3 months from the time of receiving
the first no. otherwise 25 per ct. will be adj
ded TO the advance price.
Baptist ministers, postmastcrs, and re-
sronsible persons generally, who may feel
disposed, arc requested to act a~slocal agents,
and TO make their returns as soon as practi-
cable. Editors with whom VIC cxchanecin
the South. will confer a favor by giving the
above Il few insertions.
u 'hcttcrs to be addressed postpaid TO
i. Meredith, Ncwbcrn, n. c..
May, 1896 II TX
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Georgia & Carolina Almanac,
for ISs}S.

VHXHIS ALMANAC is now ready for delivery.
Dealers and others wishing 10 he supplied,
will please send in their orders early. 10 our
country iric nds, in GcOrgiu and the upper part of
Carolina, all we say is, that this Almanac is truly
what it purIOrts to be, Il Georgia and Carolina
Almanac. The. calculations are by n native
Georgian-its contents embrace every thing for
their information, that its spnce would allow,
and it is printed ut home. as
CONTENTS.
Solar and Lunar Elipses for 1899.
Phenomena of the Planets for 1888.
Chronological Cycles for 1893.
Tho Anatomy of Mans Body, rs governed
by the. twelve consultations, with characters, cx-
plantations, &c.
Moveublc Fcas;s for 1888.
Table of the Solar System.
A table exhibiting the Seats of Government
of the different States, the times of holding the
Election of different State Officers, * the times
ofthc meeting of the Legislatures Of tho several
States.
The Calendar of the twelve months of tho
year, giving the rising and setting of the sun
and moon, the dcclcnsion of the sun, the moons
place, time OF high water III Savannah, mooi.s
phases, cluatis.n of int and the sardencr.s cal
icndar for Gael, month in the year.
An. Astronomical Epncmcris Of tho Planets
Places, for the LIST, 9TH, 18th, 1911, and 2s,h duys
of each month, for the year 1898.
List of Mcmbers to Congress from Gcorgia.
Times OF holding Superior Courts in the diff
fcrcnt Counties of Gcorgia.
Times of holding Inferior Courts tn the diff.
tcrcnt Counties of Georgia.
Banks and Branches in Georgiu.
Police of the City of Augusta.
Post Office Department, Augus,a.-Mail Ar
angcmcnts, Rates Of Postage, &c.
Principal Officers of the Federal Govern.
nlent.
Rates of Foreign Coins and Currcncics. rs
fixed by Law, and as estimated in the Custom
Houses in tho United States.
A Table of the Weather, by an observer
extracted from The Georgia Comsti,utionalist.
Customary Rates of Frcigl,ts, between Sa-
vannnl and Augusta, revised and corrected.
Rates OF Storage and ommiss in Augusta.
Rates of Dockage, Wharfage and Storage at
| Savnnnah.
Customary Rates of Freight between the
Cities Of N. York and Savannah.
Times of holding U. States Courts in Gcor-
.ia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
SOUTH CAROLINA.-Times of holding
Courts of Sessions and Common Pleas for cact.
Circuit.
Associate Judges in the Courts of Law for
each Circuit.
Times for holding Appeal Courts of Law and
Equity.
Times for holding the City Courts Of Charlesto.
The Chanccllors in Equity.
Time for holding the Courts of Equity in In,
different Districts of South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
With the names of the different Commissioners,
and Registers
Members to Congress from S. Carolina.
Anecdotes, &c. DC.
CH"c IF The Georgia Coasttatiouaiis,
.%f;"usi", Ga. September, 1897.
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NADE'gGEo

VHNi't Subscribers having commenced tbe
R- Mcr'GnHn business. in the new B,;cL
Store. (ncar Mr.. Glovcr's Iiotel.l lru lcoyn 10
inform their friends and the public ecncrn,l,,
'i"i' they law" just received from Nrw Wi,
:, "ooi assortment Of ""'
DRY GOODS, GROCERY. UAHn,vapr
HATS, ,nnES, Nc.
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