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Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
The Grand CUR TVntS.

ME publication Of paper hearing the
ahuve title will be commenced IN the
town of Grand Gull, on or about the | 9th
day of June.
lts political principles vii! be fnllv firm
Iy, warmly whig. am opposed to the pre-
seht administrator, So far as il has devel-
oped It's policy, either in theory or prac-
tire. cannot bit believe thai its dnrlng
JPcis are the rnncen'rttnn Of all power
III lie hands of he Executive, aud an ire
sponslcle, nnwise and tyr r,nnical exercise
ol thai power. Its iins are selish--its acts
hage been aniI-republicnn, unieelnr, and
fatal TO the prosperity ot the nation The
WHIG will u-iva'4te the restoration of q
sound u.renrN, he C rreful preservation of
Saie rights, and pure and perfect love for
the men aud manners of the Republic in
It's ealy dayS. 1t wIlbe my anxiols wish
to avoid blind partizlnship on the one hand,
and lukewarmness on the other.
Mississippi has declared, in her late cleo
ton, that she will no longer wear the yoke
of despotic party thraIdom--that she is
and will be free. To cherish the inflaen-
ces OF patrIotIem, TO resist corruption and
oppression, to inform the peopIe--the source
of all power-should now be the dearest OBJ
Jerts of every Wing press. Let not the
Wings rest on their arms, though victory
perches on their banners. To aid, howev-
er humbly, in the great cause of political re-
form will be my highest ambition.
| shall studiously exert myself to make
the WHIG useful print to every class of
readers who usually resort to newspapers.
Il will be printed weekly at $5 year, pay.
able in aduance. Insufficient patronage be
afforded, it wall be printed for at least part
of the year, semi-weekIy, in which case a
small addition will be made to the subscrip-
ton price above named.
JOHN NJ. DUFFIELD.
Grand Gull, Miss, May 10, 1888.
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
Sh0rOm COLLEGE

n s situated in Madison county, Mississip.
pl, eleven miles easterly from Canton.
and twelve miles north from Madisonyille,
on the elevation land, between Big Black
md Pearl Rivers, in region as healthy as
any in the state. This institution, including
a female department. now in successful
operation was chartered by the Legislature,
IN their session Of The last year. The town
If Sharon, in which the college is located,
was incorporated at the same time, with
special reference To these Literary Insttu-
ions, designed to be reared within its limits.
The bearing Of the act of incorporation, on
the promotion of good order and learning,
may be understood by the following extract
from the charter of the town.
"Be 1t further enacted. That the President,
and Council shall have power to pass all
necessary bylaws for the goud order, and
government of said town, not inconsi tent
with the constitution, and laws Of this state,
and United States, whereby education and
learning may be promoted, and the retailing,
pr vending of ardent spirits, Gambling and
every species of vice and immortality, may
be suppressed, together with the total inhl
bition of The odious and savage practice of
wearing Dirks, Bowie Knives, or Pts
tolls"
On account of the healthiness and other
advantages Of the place, mnny friends o
good order, learning and morality, are al
ready beginning 10 make it the place Of
| heir residence.
Five gentlemen from different states in
the Unon,all IF whom being now,or having
been professors in other institutions. ARE al
ready elected to The faculty. Four OF them
re clergymen-oue Methodist, one Baptist,
one Presbyterian, and one Cumberland
Presbyterian. The course of stldies, III
this Institution, is to be equal to III I of any
other college in the United States. Fac
preparatory department is already in ope-
ration.
The College proper will lie organized
and classes formed on the first Monday in
next October. Any students however, wish
ing before that time, 10 pursue any studies
Of the college classes, shall be duly attend
ed to, by The professors, at any time after
the irsI Monday in May.
There will be two vacations in the year,
one from the last of July to the first of
October, and the other during Christmas
week.
PRICE OF TUITION.
In the preparatory department per
nnnum, $50 90
In the college classes, 40 90
Payable in advance.
PRICE OF BOARDING.
Boarding can be procarel nt $40 90 per
month, and washing including fuel at $3.50
per month.
BY order Of the Trustees,
G. GRAHAM, Sec'y.
Snn.... IL ISOA
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
Executors .NOttcc.

THE subscriber, al the next June Tern
III Of the Probate Court of Jefferson
County, will apply to said Court for per.
mission to surrender his letters testamenta.
~ of the last will, &C., of Buckner DardenI
dec. at which time he will settle his fina
account Of the administration Of the estate
of said deceased with said Court.
PIX. MONTGOMERY,
Executor.
April %, 1888. 1856
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
ADMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

THVHE undersigned, administrator on the
~ estate Of George Miller, deceased,
will present his account to the Honorable
Probate Court of Jefferson County, at the
next July term, Cor final settlement.
BENANI HURLBURr. Admir-.
Nav %, 1898. 5.3t2
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
NOTICE.

A SCHOOL TEACHER who can come
IA well recommended, is Immediately
wanted in the Stampley neighborhood in
Jefferson county. From 25 to 80 pupils
can he had. A tutor well qualified can
procure a sohOol--but no other need apply.
ANY person wishing the above situation can
apply 10 John II. Collier, in Fayette, who is
requested to refer him %
d. S. BURCH.
June 20 2t--6
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
ELYAL SETTLEMENT

A T the next June Term of The Probate
"a Court Of LETTERS n county, the UNDER
signed executor of the last will and testa-
ment Of Henry Ford, deceased; viii pre-
sem his account with said estate for final
settlement and advance.
WIN. D. BUCKELs.
Jne 6-4t
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
Insolvency.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, tina;
In agreeably TO an order Of the Honor
able the Probate Court of Jefferson County,
at the last term,I /. A, B. Ross, John B. A.
Ross, and Thompson B. Shaw, commission
ers appointed by said Court, will meet on
the first Saturday in each month, for SIX
successive months, at The residence Of
THoMAs S. OsTEEN, in said county, TO re-
ceive, audit, and allow, claims against the
estate Of l. X. Thomas, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present
the same to said commissioners, duly ,au'
thenticated for allowance.
|. A. B. ROSS,
JOHN B. A. ROSS, Com'rs
THOMPSON B. SHAW,)
May %, 1888. 5-6m
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
II lHoN FEMALE ACADEMY

| - S1IV&N 61SA&AA&A &AN@S - G'ASA
The Spring and Summer Ses,in FIR the
present year will commence OH the Il 5
Monday m Much and end with The las
week in July
The Studies Of ihc Pre- araiory CIas,
whI embrace Orthngmphv, Reading, PEN
man-hi,, Arithmetic, English Gramnnr.
and Geography, with the use Of The Globes.
Prce OF tuition, per session, $l2
JUNIOR Glass ASrron M Natural, NJ =
raj, and Mental Phil 'sophy, Hist ry, Chem
isry, Rhetoric, Logic, aud Political Econo-
my.
Price oftuition per session, $ls.
SENIoR CLAss-Drawing, Oriental, Mez-
zotinlo, and Velvei Painiing, and Ornanlen-
tai Needle-work, including the branches Of
Plce of'ruition per session, $50
Instructions on the Piano Forte per
session, $50
The institution has been provided with II
good Piano, and the Trustees having made
arrangements to procure the assistance Of
two additional Tunresses, feel themselves
authorized to offer to parents desirous OF
procuring solid and ornamental education,
all the advantages which numbers and com
potency OF Instructresse, spacious and
well regulated Academy, and retired,
healthy, and pleasant location, can secure.
The Boarding House, under the superin-
tenJence of DIR. YoUNG, has been fitted up,
with special view TO the accommodation
of young ladies'. The House is now ready
for The reception of seventy boarders, and
no pains will be spared by the proprietor to
promote the comfort and convenience Of his
bOarders.
The price Of boarding per month, $40;
washing 50 so.
Boarders will be required to furnish their
own candles.
Tuition payable in advance.
By order OF the Trustees;
G. GRAHAM, Secr'y.
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
Co-PARTN RS HIP.

THE undersigned survivors of KELLY,
Mason & Co. and HARRIS, KELLY & Co.,
have formed co-parinership for the pur-
pose of carrying on general commission
and forwarding business in New Orleans
and Rodney. The House in New Or
leans to be knOwnas
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
HARRODSBURG SPRLNGS.

THE proprietor ofthis establishment in
forms his friends that he will again take the
paper ofthe solvent Banks ofthe States, N
which visitors may reside, at par. In add-
lion to the variety of Waters heretofore used
upon the lot, there is, at a few miles distant,
a White Sulphur Spring, not inferior to any
in the United States. The Music and b ~
Room will be free of charge.
C. GRAHAM, M. d.
HarrOdsburg, KY, APril4 WI.
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
RrnMdu,UiMe NpriMgs.
Situated ia Claiborne County, 30 miles from
Port Gibson.

oNNdIed "a CIdlboTne ohhy, % MlGeSJF0Nl
Port Gibson.
YENIIIS Estb i,hnent will be open and
n prep,red far the reception of comoa-
nv hv he first div If June. II is the inten-
tin of the Proprietor Of those valuable
Sprin .s tn fl them up in a style worthy the
attention of fhe public
THE TABLE. BAR, AND STABLE,
will be supplied with the best the country
will afford.
Conveyance to the Springs will be ready
at Grand Gulf and Port Gibson.
JOHN G. HASTINGS,
Agent for the ProPrietors.
Nav 10th, 1888. 3-4ts
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BONE g. McGINLEY

BONE & Nc McGTNLEY
IL AVE just received, per Steamer tt
IL Der,
IS bbls. fresh FLOUR,
20 bbls. old rectifieG WHISKEY,
IL bbls. first rate Butter BISCUIT,
and Pilot BREAD,
A large assortment of CANDIES.
Also, on Consignment,
10000 Ibs. Of very superior BACON; Hams
aud Sides, all Of which they will sell low
for cash.
June I3 7
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
Land for Sale,

YING and bein. in the Parish Of Con.
cordia, State of Louisiana, near ST.
Joseph Lake, in Township numbered thr
teen, of Rhnge thirteen, Eas', containing
ONE THOUSAND g. TEN ACRES.
adjoining lrnds of William Douglass and
others.
ASA Tract Of Land containing
1908 ACRES,
ying and being in Washington county
State of Mississippi, in Township number
ed Is, of Range 2, West.
AIsn-In Washington county, Mississippi
Sir Hundred and Forty Acres,
Township numbered IS, of Range 3,
West. The tracts living in Washington
county, Miss. are located on Bear creek,
near the Ylznn River, not far from the
town of Marion.
| will also dispose of a Lot containing
EIGHTY ACRES,
ying on or near Deer creek, in Township
numbered Is, of Range 7, West, in said
county Of Washington.
For particulars apply to the subscriber,
near Rodney, Mississippi.
VIM. ii. COMPTON.
January 90, 1888 Il-tf
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LEVI c.. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY
June 81, 1897.

0rThe Natchez Courier g. Journal
Port Gibson Correspondent. CIR nd Gul
Advertiser. and Vicksburgh Register, will
give the above six insertions, and forward
their accounts here for settlement.
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
Engine for Sale.

TIIF subscriber has for sale. FIRST
RATE ENGINE, which has run oniv
from Louisville to Nntcbnoches, and back
10 tins place. The Engine is complete
Is inch cllinder, anI a feet stroke, Of
sufficient power to drive fnr Saws / has
been taken down carefully, and has ne
yer cen in The le,si inj red bN fire or WA
er. Alliis parts are carefully slor in
Rodney. Persons deslrinG chan artl,ie
will do well to give he snh.crlner III,
IS he ulI sell Iow for cash, or On sh ~
time J u. EVANS.
Rodney, February 81, 1885 l6f
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
EsIGmtGtiom for Nale.

'ENtlE underslgned oIier for sale ihut
- plantation, wing in The Counties OF H.
ierson and Claiborne, containing
ZOO ACRES OF LAND,
l75 of VII ch are in a state of cultivation
The western boundary rms within l5C
yards Of the town Of Rodney. The dwell
ing house is situated upon IA high eminence
which is very favorable To heaIth-~iil
many out-houses and other improvements
Persons wishing t, buy wi do well 10 Gu
and examine for themselves. For terms
apply TO the undersigned.
ROBT. Z. GALTNEY,
]. J. GALTNEY.
May 7, 1893. s-lf
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TENHE undersigned will present their ac-
IA counts as administrators of the estate
Of Wesley Bolls, decd. to the Probate Court
Of Jefferson County, on the fourth Monday
in July next, for final settlement and allow
ance.
WILLIAM BOLLS,
CHARLES II. FLOWERS,
Adm'rs. Of Wesley BOlls
Nav Is, 1898. 5-Sts4t
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
KELLEY g. HAR RIS,
AND THAT AT RODNEY AS
HARRIS & KELLEY

II A K K S q K E L L & Y.
They respectfully solicit a continuance
of the patronage of their old punctdal Gus
toners, and the encouragement ofsuchnew
ones rs may be disposed to favor them with
their business.
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
NOTICE.

AZ EssRs. Yoe g. Davenport have my
H Books, Notes, aud Accounts. and are
authorized to receive any debts due me.
Mr. James Payne is authorized by power Of
attorney to receive any monies due me, or
sell any property belonging TO me.
JNO. PAYNE.
Roanev. Nav, 1873. Lima
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
Faye'te, April 8, 1898
Notice.

A LII those indebted to the Mansion
IN House for 1886, 1887, and to lsl OF
April, '3S, must come forward and settle
the same; If not, other means will be re-
sorted To for collection of the dues. The
House having passed into other hands, the
subscribers are anxious to close the busi-
ness.
FAUVER g. FARNSWORTH.
April II, 1888 22tf
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04

B k, for satsrripii u Ia the capital stock
Of the Ms, ,ssiprI Union b NIX, viii be pen
Ell + vet'e, IN The rnn II Jtfttts n,
State If Mississippi. he seut"t justice OF
i'll 60 N.Y. on he hr,l NJ day in Nj >
next, 10 be ctn'in led open i''r aud daring
lie space "f one hlnlred aud twenty day ;.
under III supmrintendenceo Of The undersign-
ed tnanagers, appointed tir that purpose
by the act supplemental TO an act incorpnra.
tintr SAID institntion
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
WIN. u. POimdexter,

Consisting in part, of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS, White aud Black, Silk and
Wool HATS, SADDLERY, SHOES ADD
BOOTS, Spring and Summer CLOTH
ING, QUEENSWARE, SALT, &c. &c.
which, IN addinon 10 their former stock,
nakes their assortment complete. Punctu-
ia men are invited TO give them call
Rodney, March 6, 1893 l7y
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
Lnsi or aInIen.

ON the nlghl OF the 3d INST. PoCk
Ell BOOK, cnnlalhing tlnee Join
Mics drawn BY !. 5. Jordan, Lewis +
Norris, and ID. w. Mitchell, dated about
the Is h day of June, 1887: one note toI
s., 300, with credit uf one thousand dol
lars, payable PAYABLE lst of Jannary last
the other two for S4,003, with credit %
81 500 on each, payable the lst of Janua'
nv, 1899 and 1910; also, an Orderon Chas
Clark for notes not designated, given by G
l.. M. Keith; also, about $3.50 IN cash.
Areward IF $50 viii be given lar the
Pocket Book and contents.
A. KEITH.
Fayet,e, March l3, 1893 l7lf
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
LNSO VENT NOTICE.

INSOL v Il VF " o TICE.
THE nnd'isInrd havInG been appoint
ed by The Honorable Probate Go TT # JET.
terson county, Commissioners 10 audit sud
allow claims against the Estate OF Georlr
W. Nlncr, deceased, decI4fed insolyent--
Notice is therefore hereby gwen, hat W.
will meet IN the first Saturday IN each ani
every mpnlh, for the next six mpnlhs, a,
the office Of +. /. S MINERS, in he town o.!
Fayette, to audit and alnw claims against
said estate. +. Il. SUMMERS,
JOHN II. COLLIER.
L. w. DANGERFIELD, ?
Commissioners
Fayette, April 3, 1888 20-6n
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-04
NOTICE.

Rodney, February 81, 1853,
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fOR CASH.

NESlROUS 20 reduce our large STOCK Of Hard.
- war;, Cutlery : I'd llerN, Guns &c, we wall
h.rcaller make 4 comsiirraar discount on t;nod>
sSld lsr cash. H. Is. RICHARDS SCo
Feb ) Il
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winch lie Wis 10 submit tneln- hf hFN-
sage va, delivered, aud III people longcr doubt
rd that the President and the administration ntend
ed 10 desirn, the Bunk, Al all events, the' could
not doubt that such you'd be the elect n ihr mr'
sutes recommended h, hun. They could only m
] i"r the nient from Tia. result which must iaevabl,
/ l"llo".
Bs the Constitution, Is ,ua,lr the duty Of the
Iteshlrnt from tnc IL tmr, 10 GIVE to CONGRESS IN
formation ct the state OF the nion aud rrcotncndi To
then consideration such measure a. ho shall ludgr
necessary aud rNrrdlsht. lie ran recommend 10
Other AMI II he deems such ~ he doe, recommend,
ho,h necessary and c>prdeur. he ii cout", desires
ihdi unetrss sall adopt hcuu, and that the, shall be
e'rrled mlo lolI execution. lie bad alrcad, seen,
that hN The intervention ot the State Lcct-lllutrs
the hanh cha,tcrsot thr different States had been
saved llon tolctnr and hai the designs o those Who
wished 10 destiny hrn, bad been frustrated by lllrsc
acts Well nov, sir, whd wcrc liz recommends
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'H'EsS splendid gACFt ,;.;!i s..,u,; q,

AaiiI'f,l Court House, and al NY Plantation,
""' "'''' aud =" hall from L,ncHbur. TIE rn,uiu.
"''"'-i or particulars hand bni>.
NAPOLEON i. MAGRT DER.
49, I'm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-12
Miscellaneous.

Charles Maurce~lc Talleyrand- Perieord
iTinrc OF Benevenro in the Holy Roman
Empire. generally known as Prince TnIlev-
rahd, died at his hotel Rue St. Florcnrin.
faris. on The l7ih OF May. in the S.lth yeor
OF his age. He had heen rapidly declining
Tor several days, and a large boil with which
he was affected fastened his departure. Al,
hall past eight the French king and u,Ieen
VISITED him. butit is stated they " ere. shock
Ell AT finding he did not recognize Them
Ills majesty was with him again few min
u'es hetore his death. which occurred nc /
IN the afternoon. Many persons of d~,inc-
tio'' called during the day to inquire after
ne veteran iiplomaist. On the last dav Of
ms ne he became rrconciled to the church
signed retractlon anu received the last
sacrament.
Upon the demise Of this extramlnary
man Lie Temps remarks ..on his statue n,ay
br Inscribed the words the. expiring genius
OF arIsI"cracy.'" His body. follow ed by
splendid funeral cOrtcge, among which
were the royal carriages. was deposited in
The church ot.ihe Assumption on the 2Irb
"f May: Ills age, il will be noted was moi
extreme. but his life has always been spent
IN public. Born IN i7l4. and educated for
the rhuch, in 1890 he was appointed gene
raj agent for the country. In 1888 he was
conserraIcd Bishop of Anthn. In 1891 he
was exc"mmnnicaIed by the Pope for fhe
conservation of French Bishops. indie pen
dent OF Rome, and rcsigning his bis0pric he
was elected member of The Paris Di,cc-
tory. In 1899, returning from England
where he had been sen, on secrct mis-.
sion b" was indebted I" Dunton for an es-'
cap" from massacre. He fled to this coun-
try, and remained here till 1896, when he
was recalled by degree of the convention
IN l7e7 nc was appointed Minister of For
eien Affairs, which station he retained un-
der Napoleon's Consulate. In 1903 he
was released by the Pope from. bis ecclesi-,
as'caltics. and married, In 1906 Napole-
an, Emperor. created him Prince of Bene-
vento. and Grand Chamberlain of fhe EN-
pire. In 1914 he was appointed President
Of the Provisional Government Of France
In 1915 he was ngaim Foreign Minister
undor Louis the Eighteenth, but resigned
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-12
APPOINTMENTS.

{ III. Kev J0-epn i'u.hrs ID Divine permls-
si"n VIII preach at tie follow ny places II,
Edsclcd and .Abbcvliie.
On t.'r .,cs oni 'abba h i'll August and Sa.ur-
day before. at etowship. Monday ,oilowln.
at Sister springs. Imes..;.y at Sloan, AbDcvile e
edncSday al providence, Abbevlle. Thurs
day al Bu.sl, .AhbevIir. Friday, Mount Alorlal,,
Abhrviile Saturday at Mountain Creek Edge
field. sunday at Gnsal Monday at Hrhobnin.
tuesday at Plum iruuch. "Wednesday at Cal;-
hams Mills. Thursday at Kcd Hill FRIDAY at
Red Oak Grove. Saturday and Sunday al An
iiorn. Monday at Eepubl:can. Tuesda, ut
llardys'. Wednr s,lay Il. Mount I.ebalon--
Thursday AT Mount Zion. Saturday and Sun
day rocky Creek. Sunday evening at cand u
iIsht Ill Pottcrsville. TUESDAY III Dry Crcek.-
w ed!!rsday ut Sardls. Thursday a, Salem. Sat
Jay and Sunday Pine ie;,stnl Monday III
Good Hope.
The brethren are requested to give the ap-
point'nen,s all the publicity IN their power.
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Nss,HEGIE

q HNDEkED that new bridge be b,rilt -
" cross Turkey Creek, where the main road
crosses said creek leading from Edgctield Cemrr
hol'se I" Newbriry Court House, and that tho
building of sand bridge be lie. to the lowest hid.
Ier u. ';h.ehr'd Court House on the first Mon-
by the first Monday in November next 10 Lo
:"pt IN GOOD rcpnir Tor seven years, from tho
lime II Is received. The undertaken will be at
liberty TO furnish his own plan, but will be re-
Inlred to make the bridge onr hundred and tiilv
zee, l"n"' heSdeS the nhnmens and to enter in
10 hond with two GOOD securities 10 keen the
hr"'"c III GOOD repair for seven wears as above
stated by order "f The board this l4rh Nav
LEWIS HOLMES, Cierk.
July 2 IN
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NEw-ORLEANS. June o.

NEw-ORLEANs, June %.
Latest from IeraS-The steam packct
Coinnh'a, Capt, Moore, arrived las, night.
al III O'Clock, from Galveston and Vela,ro.
We are indebted To passenger for Bra
Zor'a paper OF June 20. being five DAYS la :
ter than previous 'IaIes from Texas The
paper is filled with abuse of President
Houston. =.
There seem to be plenty of candidates
for tic high offices of the state, and political
warlare is rs warm in The young republic
as in onr country Nj. b. Lamar. and
Peter w Graysnn are candidates for the
Presldcucy. and General Houston we be-
lIeye, tOI reelection.
VIM. II. Wharton. Esq. recently minis
ter to this country. decliues being a candi-
date for the Vice Presidency to which he
had been nominated.
Public meetings have been held at Vel
asco, and Brazoria, to take in,o considcra
'idn the propr'c,y of marching Immediately
.agains, Ma,a
: The Columbia left Velasco on the eve
ming Of the 22d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-12
FRESH SUPPLY

. or BiGui.NG, KCI Il !, BACON,
JUST RECEIVED AND Fo SALE.
00n Pieces best HEMP BAGGlNG,
~NjV 40 do wide row do
TOO Cols OF small ll,m mp Hope,
100 do. do Tow do.
Stu lbs. nslIsh VINE,
10000 prime Bacon SIDES,
Susa Coffee and Molasses,
Sa.t, Iron and steel
Teas. Loaf and Lump sugar,
Bundys, Wines, ami Cmdlals,
All Of the above Articcs, or any that we NAV
se W. will te0rTan TO lie Of the best qHniuy, ard
will sell 10 order o. 9th, rwise. ut thu .owcst
possible prices; and assure our ir ntls and the
pubic generally. that orders lnr Bagglr. an
Rope, or any other a.;Iclc IN our line. si. i.uve
OIir best a'tcnti0n
We still continue tr ira suct business ON Com.
mission, and will attend /" the selling or storing
of Cotton, or any other business cnrslc., to oni
care. III. |. JEiFERS a. co
Hamburg, July - 1888 If =,