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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-20

The extensive and growing interest Of
the Southwest, its moral and social i'm
provemeM, and its increasing literary and
scientific demands, haze awakened atfen-
ton to the fact that ia this highly in,por-
tart portion ofour country there is no Ionr-
nal or paper SO exclusively devoted 70 lit
erature and science, advocating the doc
trine of no party.
Feeling the necessity Of such paper,
the Jefferson College and Washington Ly-
ceum have commenced the publication OF
a periodical entitled '.TIIE SOUTH-WES-
TERN JOURNAL" to be devoted to lii
eraturc and science, and all subjects later
esting to the general reader.
It is published semi-monthly, in the city
Of Natchez, and contains sixteen small
quarto pages, similar in form to the open
ny Magazine, f" and is prote cited bv good
envelope, so that il may be conveyed to
any distance without injury.
II will be remembered that we have no
work in the Southwest similar to this 1;
and every one who feels pride in any en-
terprise calculated to enhance the social
and moral character ofour country. should
come forward and assist in this worthy
enterprise.
Pecuniary emoluments constitutes no
part Of the object of this publication. Ii
IS not intended to benefit any individual
or the hycsum in pecuniary point OF
view: The sole object is to advance
knowledge and diduse taste for the
refined enjoyments Of Literature and
Science.
Nothing is now wanting 20 the accom-
plishment of the wishes of the Lvceum bat
the patronage of the community. and il il
expected that patronage will be prompt
~ and cheerfully extended
All communications in reference to the
periodical should be addressed, post paid,
90 Professor ]. A. VAN HoEsEN, the Sec. of
the Lyceum, Natchez, Mi. The subscrip
ton price s., in all cases in advance.
The first number of this paper is dated
Dec. IS, 1887, and it will be Continued Sc
mi-monthly from that date.
G. V. II. FORBES,
]. s. B. THATCHER,
G. G. EORSIIEY,
S. G. MERWIN,
]. A. VAN HOESEN.
Executive Committee Of The Jefferson
College and Washington Lyceum.
PROSPECTUS
For publishing in the town of Kosc;us-
co, Alfalfa county, Miss, a weekly
newspaper, to be entitled The
Spirit of KOSCiUSIkO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-16

CINCINNATI, Jan %. The Grand Jury
for the Court of Common Pleas for Hamil-
ton county, at their sitting last week, found
a bill against the Captain and Engineer Of
the steamboat Home, for manslaughter, eau
.sed by the collarpsing of the flue Of that
boat, short time since, while at the city
wharf N
The trial occupied the time Of the Court
all day yesterday, and was concluded in the
evening After the examination Of a large
number of witnesses. and charge from the
Presiding Judge in favor Of the accused, the
subject was committed to the Jury, who re.
turned verdict Of not gully, without leav'
ing the box Wing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-16

OHIo.-The legislature of Ohio have unan-
imously adopted resolution, protesting against
the annexation OF Texas 10 the United States.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-16

The small pox is making the most horri.
BILE ravages among the Blackfoot Indians
Alter having carried off the whole tribe OF
Mandans, with the exception Of Is, il now
bids fair TO cxtinguish another large tribe,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-16

Boy Killed By a Lioa-Samuel Bartlett,
the boy who was seized by one OF the Ii
ons at Wombwefl's wild beast show at
Beaminster, the week before last, died on
Saturday. On Monday an inquest was held
on the body, when Wombwel's keeper
came forward and detailed the manner in .
which the accident occurred The boy went
within rope that was placed nearly three
feet from the eager, for the purpose Of keep
ing off the visitors, and teased the lion
The animal put his paw through the bars
and seized the deceased by the back of the
head. holding him for about two minutes.
until he was released by the keeper. The
surgeon said that the wound had raised the
scalp for considerable distance on the bows
head which was much lacerated, but these
wounds would not have caused death he
considered that the youth had died from the
effect OF fear upon the nervous system, and
certainly not from the injury received. Tho
jury returned verdict Of accidental death,
declaring that every precaution to prevent
injury TO the public had been used by Mr.,
- London Paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
PROSPECTUS
OF the OLD DOMINION.

uhlishcd, ~ I riOwn OF Portsmouth,
II Va, a new weekly Inprr under the
above Tile. obr de> otrtiro The propagation
anu defence at il.c cardinal principles ui
Je!itt>oEinn Gcmurracy. ErIi, v,n, that
me American people arc on the eve 0i :,
more crcrttui crisis Than any ever wiincs-
s"d since the i"undaiI, n of eur .ovtrnti en-
The publishers will devote their undivided
energies to the great work al di!usirn use
iul know lcd@" among all ln~Scs. Thren-
tened a> we ara with u trinity of abnmina-
lions. vi... Il hich arti-Nnlinmal Bank
and Abolit;On--tirc '.~nr. pesiirncr, aud
famine" .rcwhilc predicted hy Western
prophet; We feel imrcrati,rlN called upon
I" expose zealon>l v ami pcrScvrrinely. the
unhaIlow,d Il designs ui tie trading poli,i-
clans whn would barter away HE priceless
legacy hrquca'hrd To Us hy our fathers.
pur, basel by tears and blood. We shall
opw'sr Il h0ti0nui Ednk in any and every
; form in which il may Il" presented, as un
constitutional inrXprhicnt, dangerous. and
maniiestly unjust; "" shall warmly aud
strongly advocate our long cherished!
principles of Free Irodc an! Egu0i Rights
equal burdens and equal benefits: equal
! means at acuuirIn" wcnlih. and universal
rducnli"n; and ofcourSe shall nnhcvia,,ngiv
oppnSchl all m"nOpolI"s Hai exclusive prIvi
irscS. he un,rrni, Determines of Alto
''"n will hc hau'!!rtl wiilloni gl0.rs Be-
li'N,n" that connection between The
i'hnh> aud the Government would prove
an endless source OF difficulty. pmbnrr:s-
'rnf, AMI corruption, no pnils Will hr
spared to prcvrnr the foul and lcrrnr,s
union. Maintaining, as we do. that La
ho'riS The source Of all our wrairl,. nnr
only pr'uIIlr' richcs-that industry Is rh,
IirS' cause Of raiu' and the true origin Of
all The ncces>,rirs aud even luvnries Of life.
We shall con,ilcr The clnimS of The useful
occupations. lkr ial"Iirin. and pro,lnrti,c
''"SseS' VII" alone crcn;r real capital as
paramount 10 0HuthrrS: The Plant, :, d
The Mechanic VIII. hcrrturc, find in IN:
Oh Domin'OR an unilImning friend nt al
times, and under all circumstances. The
rn"InonS evils ni the mist h~vuusly pow
c'li'l "onr!'d corpora:ion, which now
br,irr,!r The land. " i'll h" iiarlc>>l> un,na-
k"h, and he ,nrvirablr tendency nf >r,;
INSTITUTIONS unl,rsi'alinSlv txru>r,I. 'rhr
l rrcStS Of the Merchant ill hy no means
hr overlooked. a Ior,nn of the rarcr
Will he devoted To miscellaneous subjects.
such rs poetry, moral tales. essays, etc.
| etc.. III order TO make it pleasing and in
trrc>Iing. as well as useful
Al Il time when the great question IS,
| national salvation or national ruin IL star
IN. It's in The face, we cannn, bun rouiidcu,
~ hope thai The people will lend It's their
most hearty c"-"pcraiiom and zralvl,s sup
port IN The ;,rduou> undertaking in which
We are about I" engage. They arc begin
h'no I" he aroused To a sense nf their in,
'"'nent danger, and they will rally To The
rescue. Our motto is. '.n fair field and
no favour" TiiEOPlllLUS FISK.
a. r. CUNNINGUAN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

Register Of the I.all Oh.cc Cor Tie Spring Fled
d:s ric,. Mo-. w.ct. sG'n:s brace u. upin-
ions n: many i'll different sections at the coun-
try. \. :.
Having travelled mu"h "vcr tl:" s.a;cs. both
west and south, ind having heard much said in
favor ofDr -a'pingo : few rpiil do hric-
'.vc"rriy is,at hcilcve there la SO i'nt 'ccu
any 'n"dicne Offered TO TIE pubic so eiiiracous
in ''.c 'urc al i'.vcrs ;i,r wc, ~, has pre-
pa ed. have known uan> l,bOnring under fe-
r"r and a2u cured j., la course of from "a to-
i hours; AID all cases of fever !. which have
know" u used II mas never failed t. effect Il
cure. so tar ~ known I" mo, in It shorter time
f'in anr ~ dcrc have ever known used 1
do e'",c recommend !, to III person labor
III" ",d"r Ever, aS the b.st re:rct!y know n 10
the public JO l. II lIAD:S
a 'rc-! supply Of the above valuable medi-
cine j. offered for sale at the Ed.efieId Drur
Store.
April 10 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
CpHKsNH STOVES. &c.

TE<Ill umlcrsiur, Il l,,S inst received nrgc
n s"prl, ot improved STGVFS for Coal
and Wood Of entire new patterns. ar of va
ri"ms sizes Viz:
1hr fr0nie'S Coai or IFoo.i Cooking Store
Superior I" any heretofore in Use. no, only on
account "i cnilv n'rnce the pc, feet mann, in
which the c"nki' e is performed hu, also on uc-
count 0' The economy q. fuel wlicl, il fleets.
The Patent Grscjm Pnrior Grair.
which tor beauty AMI economy cxccs all Others.
producing greater flee with l"Ss fuel.
The pOrior and Han Store,
pass'n" heat from the ba-' me- to the upper part
through tlucS into the four corners and thronn |,
'd,!i iona! columns
Jhe Porior nm! Pipe Franklin.
with plain and urn ton- for wood or coal new
" c"us,rucrd with swclcd back. sunk hearth,
door front. &c
1hr Ship nnd Steam Boat Sinr2,
calculated to COOK fnr 80 or 20U persons with
l"SS fuel AMI %r"atcr convenience ,llnr any other
s,uv" now in usr
Also. Il Nar'cry Of SM tI.LER STOVES.
with tn" Sa;,Ic improvements.
TN" EoI SO Pi4tc Store,
open nn; pain tops, o! vario.: sizes from l. 10
\.S" \mcriran. En"ISh and Russian M,t
Fon. S'nrc Pipe. Si,r"tir. amd Braling Cop-
per. Block Tin. and lin Plate
y at whi "a he offers for sale iow Gnr CAsIr.
%. approve! par'r. ut No. It's Broad street IL
The Sig" T., the Cot;c PM and direct, Opposite
Iii" iagc X Phoenix IioIrl. AuenS,a
Is. L. CHEW.
The highest price vi! he given tor Old
P'ri'r. topper Hr"ss ard icad
augusta. ,;a. Oct. - I-:i- ,c 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
CONDITIONS.

Tue OLD DoMINIoN is vrin,cd every
SATURDAY morning. upon en- ire new rvpe
''h'i hhn'iS0nt paper. aud will b. atlor,iO
4" >insfIihrr> hu receive their papers b ,
mai at Tho unusually low price of On.
D0ft"r tor >IN months; to subscribers " H.,
nave their pnpcrs left ai lr dwr!II,:
by Il carrier nnr dollar and twenty five
g. MS, wy"oic IN MH cases in Mir,nre. -,
"l"h I'll" reception of The first lumber.
Letters (po>i paid, or forwarded ,,v !:
pnS'ma>itD To hc addressed to FISK <
CUNNINuHAM. P0rfSmOmh ia.
Those who inrw ard Ten dollars shalt r.,
r"ivc eleven copies. Nav -'2 IS:IS lrl2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
FRESH SUPPLY

or BA GGiNG, ROfE S B4CON,
JUST RECEIVED ANDFo SALE.
@Hn Pieces best Hemp BAGsIiG,
~9fO 100 do wide row do
100 Coils OF small a. mp Rope,
lHO do. ,;O Tow do.
500 lbs. neiis!, lHinc,
100u0 p. 'nr Iiacom SIDES,
Su.ar, Coffee and Muasscs,
Sat. Lon and rtcci
Teas /. ia"d Lump sugar.
Brin,iys. Wines. and Cod;ls.
All oi t!.c above \rtcics, or any ,!,ai VIC NAV
sell. w. will w"rr"m TO be o the bcs, gnniiiya d
MI sci 10 "rner % "ln,rwisc. ~ ,lr lowest
possible prIcc>;and We a-s,irc our friends Il th,.
p'bi!' - Ecrill that orders for Sag.i, {. a,lr!
Rope. or any other al'cle in our :inc shall ll;,,
our best :! tcii,ion
We siiilcon!nme Ia transact business on Com
nlssion.a Il a will attend Ia the s,lin. or storing
"t Cotton. Or any other Business entrusted TO oIr
care. H. f. JE,'fERS s.. Co
Hamburg. July II. 1888 u23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

An .4drfntnroma Lody.-A French Lady
named Dangcvilc, said 10 he a si>;rr oi
the Deputy Tor the Department, OF the i,r,
assembled To The summit oi Mount Biauc
on the lth inst She quilted The lie, nl
Chamouni on The 3D., at an early hour in
the morning. slept AT the Glamd MuIrr..
aud reached her prriInu. DIES ina.iun II, l..
O'Clock on The lih. She remained on ,h,.
summit olthc mountain for ahnlu an hnu,.
wrote some notes. and drank IL health To
the Count dc Paris. The guides bv hon,
she was accompanied spoke m The hi"ln II
terms of her courage perseverance,, an.
presence nf s..ml md the cIircrin!nc,s with
which she encouraged Them, rnattin. n1d
joking with them during the entire time of
the ascent. Previously To this successful
trip the feat had hem accomplished oniy by
one female pcn,anf Of Cna unnui, who.
on reaching the grand plateau, became
exhausted with fatigue. and was carried
by force To The summit. Nldllr Dan"cvillc
OH her return To Chamouni on the morn
ing OF ihc 9th. was received will, the M
most enthusiasm by the inhabitants. vino
proceeded to meet her, nn,i fired snlu;r, of
cannon i'll horror Of her cxplo;t.-London
paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
Mf1tiCe.

LII persons Undecided To the estate Of
Slph"n T"mpkin-, dccc,scd.nrc re-
l'c>'"h I" make immediate payment, and
'h">" hhvIn. demands tn prescn, them pro-
pcrly auc>,ch
WILLIAM RRUNSON, -ITmr.
SEPT. Is. I>:fS IF 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
- Es 3 81 % ID I'd s.

w men ne has Us, eCciyrd rom New Ynrl,
'na Is now II nIng ut The New !ure aGinin-
!n@ " liiihi'I DIS ii"tc, IN liamD,ra
- .i"cN Is rXcnSiv"-Ncw-auib bum. h. or
ash - :" Which he oilers tor sale III IL |, "
pres '''i ''.' bought IN any Southern il, II"
tt:emS =; "n civ unnecessary la en- or iuto :,
crai enumeration ri the arlIcrs of which h.
S'r''i'-n = cnmrnsc.l oi To ho Il ont auy in
"'"n'n'ti hiiIcii nihy moi in the practical nncr:t-
'"''> {" .ii> business bc rcali> cd hn, .:;ur y ,o
SIT" t"ni Is" nat n'l$ 20 keep his tore furnished
III iinrs whit ems, Il most c-irahrar,,cl"s
md - lar lis p"S-b to dos a. i->o,tnrnt o,
VERY '.!in. that br!nu.s sricIi, To his me ~!
t,' mes ;'''! that ne ''v,;lr and selling n Dr,
u" a. WI "n<','"'e his >"" leading pnr."i'
l:id i,'ave :, Ia those with who,n he sI, h,. -,
i1r'u ate as 10 deal ln drcilr whether he ca,,
IL chcaph> others en- il ed in the -lr,. bsincs.
JbiiNO. b. DRD.
iia'nhir". : G. OciI I>i- ab =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

OLD Law or COuKTsHIP Oct. 27,
lGl7; The General tonrI enact .rhnt if
any young man attempt to address Il Young
woman. without the ronScn! of her parents
or The County { nri, he shall be iinrd ,c5
for the first offence. sClO for the second
' q" ,m p,'S"nmcn' Tor Inc thIrd SEPT
H. ~; ''Mal,'icw Stanley vas tried for
drawing the affections of John TarIny's
dnn"h'cr. without The comscut Of her pn-
rents. III" was lined ,c5-icrs 2S 3d.. and
Us. Tor days alrndAnc" '.y the parent, :"
In the same mont!', 80 m,rrird .romcp
Were med ~. pi"c" for scoi,iing." Qu.rc
What would. nr should have brcn The
penalty Tor an unmarried woman for ,hc
s..nc ollrncc!--! !Soifm Gu:ciie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
aOEic fixture.

SNlii "bo'" sa never '.s'.g cure i,r ,,.aI
Il vaiirty ni c0ic 80 dIs:res.iil. to Infants.
e" J." "hic!' l!ic iii'sl injurious. anOd, e .ul,-
~tIiic'- are too c"m,nnnlN wen. Its s:.i,. and
|"'i!n%:'nd 'n>tcad oi producing cGsliycucs>. IT
i>i,i'h' OPP rates Yrni!I on Tie boNo.s
! MS hIi'td, hI> nnw been used inr Scyc,a,
wears. " iih thnt success AMI apiruba,ion, vl,c.
q'ack mc,iIcuics made lu sell cann,Ic ..uuuo,,d
~ ~ extensively used hy tne best p!,yScr,il> IN
the "i!ni!, ANA 10 iiSr the lln.ti:imr OF many 3,
mo iicf iici~ tS IL cnaim. y In. II al.ay- i.ir
pan and iu'iS thu chiId To resi- il do - no cave
penn" IL "!o'" unpleasant symptoms Which
''''"''h"h', b"'r'nai sbiors. &c. cnefai pr
'.'F'' 'iip' ui'cirilS accompany I, aci. ,il!;
(" cr''ihca,S oi lis efficacy (ii rrul,irrd) ca b.
rr""'ir"' r"m th" most rcspcciable clliZ.m- If
Carolina and Georgia.. Tor sale by
iiICl!l N& ROE! KT.SiN .Liombay..
DN " LIB. I,d, rsoa ( N.
WM. liACkLTr P,nii.foH c. N.
DN. t..J MINIS. Ed.cfeid {. H.
Feb > lr.3> e.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

An AGED Br;Lr.--t woman recently
died in italy, asc'! ll2 years. She had
eight husbands. the ast Of whom survived
her. The wihower Is in his 62d vcar.-
lie married her when he was twenty, and
tho bride had just completed her century:
it is said that he looked mcrrin her fortune.
aud to the probahIliiy Of her dcccasc than
to her personal charms. She punished his
mcrccnnry spirit hy living forty-two years
altcrward.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
State Of South Carroll a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COM.UON n

j.. n {. farnail, vs..
Z !.':' "a,"s' M'"s,i~:nsnsr ID. H. s%s' ATTACHMENT
W. 'i' '.hhA9 the Plaintiffs did this day file.
w 'heir heclara,Ion III the Oce o; this.
C"nfi,ng;.lilstt Tie Dciendant ~ no Is u6,cu from,
ahd wlioni Tie limits Of the State (ls il is su;dI
having ne'ti"r wIic or a,iorrn know. with
III Inc shnie,o:. whom II copy oi the decararions
III. inIe to Head the. eto ought to be served:
Is tiicrr"" Oh drred tina, the ticIentln, appenr
ana pea" I" tie SAID dec aral,"ns within year.
ad'! otiiciwi-c final Judgment will be gwen
aiid awarded az ai:si linn.
H"OR'iE POPE, c. c.P.
Clerk oIficc. Dec. 1. 1887 tI,n "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
tate of south Carolina.
EfGEFIEI.D DIS TRiCT.
L COMMISSIONER IN luiII.v. For. Clus,lIc

Gideon par'Iue of ior,ra.r
NOIl, |. is hereby given III on Wc,Imrs-
q ia; IL" III, 'a, { December net II, ,i...
T"Sn oi lianl,,ir... >l,,! otter io sale l.. ,,.
highest bidder. On, 20 in the Tow II of .Ia,,
bur.. S!iut" III M"c,i,nir stree. and klnw,, IL.
tie plan nI sad 'o,,na> lot No.U'1l one iIin
Ir''! AMI >"vcn,crn.'" inrcciosc ,ror,"acc .Iv-
e to secure is purchase lrn.lc, of said I.ol.
frr'ms ana! cnn.iiiui,S W II b. made known u,,
the day "i sale.
J. TERRl, C.. :: En-
Commissioners h..,cc ]
Edrcii" d. Nov J. IS:sS. q 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
u q { i e e.

IN Monday The 18th ms, between FIJI
.'th W. hIs"n : and Arrcnas Wn,-,n's
i 10" hih-r. III this District. on tn. Road
"'a''l: from C"lu'nhii. | was induced to
''PpreAcn" II young man of su>pIrinn, an
''"''''"'''" u" " ;i> ni"untr. oi, Il tiur horse.
b II morse l. hive years old, of Il reddish
""'I c"lor. oflaro" size. whitc hind feet e.
hit l"" locks. black main and tail. From
frnnls'anc"s. am induced to think ,bot
~ horsr was ,toIer III Gr"rsia The
- Will come forward, rro,e property, nav
>prnses and TAX him away
IlLMiN WATSON.
,t. 10 .,S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
State 0i South Il olina.
EUGEEIID iISTRi(rr

"a VII -. presents wiii crr,y 10 all roncrr n.
4 ed. tina, we icnrSe Vi Newton re. ,d,n.
III tilc .''tv of An.us.n and State of iieu.i,
ana john .. B i'n:;l. residing in tic town {
Hamburg III i" District aiorcsui!. have inrnrct,
and do hereby iorma partnership under the ac,
"i the General Assembly oi the state of Son,l,
Cmrona authorizing. the formation Of Limited
Parl:'rshps,in the purchase and sale of Goods
y ares merchandise which business is iu be ar
red "'' IN SAID town OF Hamburg under the name
and style Of .iohn .. Il. Ford and 10 continue.
ar and during the term Of five wears from the
date ncieoi. The said John y. Is. ord il the
Genera partner. and the said Geo. NJ. New ton
is the Special partner having actually conrihr-
ted The sum of five thousand dollars to the com
mon st"ckn tc>' intony " hereof we liuv, rr'
set "llr hands this filth day Of October cightec,.
n"udrcd and thirty "ht.
TS;rred GEO.M. NEWTON.
l''S'e"'l JOHN q. b. FORD
Signed and acknowledged in the prese.ccoiu Us
lsignod,7 Wn} GIi9. TiAEKnTT; iAtS
Hamburg, = &. Oct 5. IA:iS f3G
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State ui SO.!t:, Carolina.
EBGEFiEi.D DISTRICT.

Sampson k,irrraS" W. FURtIGS ATTACH
we rccinah MENT .AssuMP>ir.
Wiz. Plai III III TINS ca q ilv'.9 . .Ou The Iith
x day al MAY. rs. flied his d. cllr;,,inr il,
;nc & erik Office. and lh hc'c a,., Ii,, in. no
wife nr attorney knn"!t IL hr in tii:S State rpnn
whom Il copy ot ihe ~ani declaration ma, br
served: |, 's therefor, ordered ii.a the Sau de-
'cnianl do appear Il make his defence with n
year and a'iay from the film. o. tn said &C
la atIen, E" final and lSn III. udgmcl twill G
awarded to the said plaintiff.
GEORGE PrPE.c. C.P.
Clerks Office, May Illll, ISIS L..
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Sta Z al SOut.. ar.Iina.
iBBEIILLE DISTRACT.
IN IIlE COMMON Ptl,AS

~ ~ Butter n Co. vs.. .1n0chmenf.
J"nn B. M.rrali. { 1sSvm,s;,
VEEl!E Pla,lliis i,avin. tins ,lnt tirJ ,,,,;.
"""'',nI'"n, and tic Dricrdan, .,av;n1
neither wife nor attorney. known 10 bc in ~,
state. ordered. tla' if the saId Uetcnd,, ., L.'
n'n appear ~ make his defence witn;, ,..'a.
ana day from t.iS late. final and u.so;p,c
Judgment shat be- torr'n i'll, given IL awurdcI
'"i 'N' SAID f'i;li niii- III atIarhmrnt
JAMES " ARDLAW.
'''' '''' D. IS.' adu 45
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MOTOR.

a I'LL Persons indehted to the late Joob
"A l'ads"t. deceased. are requested to make
;''y'nenf; and al crSons having demands a.
S''''-' III" cSta'' oi sad deceased are requested
to ''Sent them duly a.leSied.
WIN. PADGIT.
"'p ch'hrr -. 1875 nc 81 1dn'r
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state Of ~0utl, "nrnlinn.
EHGEFiEi.D DlSTRIcT.
IN THE COMMON PLE.IS.
Inhn " .,lIl,,,u

=. : TOEEIGN NrrACIIMENT
LrrrainGrhdi,cs
eUViI riaimlli ~ th' ahnv" case havin-
q this d,y tiled his lccl,Ia'u'n. and the De-
icn,lani having no wife or ati"rn.y i:nown 20
h" " Thin the State. upon whom COPY oi said
declaration. with Il rule 10 plead conhl H." srrv-
ed: 1t is Ordered. that the SAID Defendant d.
appear aud make his dc'rnc" in the 'ior"sni,i
u ton within wear and day. from this dat.
or final and absolute Judgment will be awarded
against him.
GEORGE POPE, c. 6. r.
Clerk Office. Nny ], - du 10
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state nt 50 tn [ aroIina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
~ T'}J. TD HNiIN E4S

WIN. irnnSon ". ioTricn .Itachrfm.
William Drum. Debt.
fENIl l. a:ni y" tins 'a>c having IN Ii.
q o. Srrtemhw filed ii Ic ialtlo IN {, 70.
Clerks tiiiirr. a! the .c,c.,lanr lIa, in. no
wifi ;!i:Ur ~ known 10 u m tins State u,,.,.
" ON copy Gi the -aII drcIa alton mn, h..
we'd: |, - therefor" ordered iiia the -.,ui a.
i.nian' d." appear and II ,r hi dcI, nee W, ii >.
v"ar and II day. III i:.' film" o the sad dec.
lnratOu. or ii,n and a!,<n!rtc Judgment will i,.
awarded I" the said iuir'il.
GEO. POPE, {. c. II.
Clerks Office. Sept II. l-.i$ eq -.
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NEW sszsDDS.

y VIE. subscriber bcgS leave 10 i,,vrc the at
thi'nn ut HE p""pl of iI. ii, hl and IL.
al "iniii@ piSrIct> Ia IL entire New Stock ut
tRENCil, GER MAN. ENGLISH 4
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Facsorasc 4 Coaaa.,.issIon
rs F.SEN"ES$.

u AMBUKG. :. CAROLINA.
iit. subscriber respectfully bcss leave
t"aninuucr 20 tie Planters ,r.i Mere. .,au, =
oi the Upper Districts. ,h;it II" i'. mad, an
iail5c'ii"n t"r i,.c il$Ii!:m s"as0n to .;.crivC
and ell t"''on a.d rr~:s that ais X.rrir rcr
H. 'Ir business "n ~" may facilities incident
TO hi :r'>'E occnrairn, viii enable him L.
nlciI' an "N'cusiv" patronage.
M..rc. a,,izc and Cu,on x. ccivcd and ,-or
warded with the Usual despatch.
J. T.. BENSON.
Sept II. lS:;S If 40
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.N'D TETE.

& il Persons Indebted to the late Chr;c-
"a tlan Brcithnupt, decd. are reqI> st.
ed tn make Immediate payment. Aud II
persons having demands against the estate
oI said dcccascd IRE requested to present
them duly attcStcd.
JOHN BAtSkETT. Ercr.
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