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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

LEANING "A TRADE. lherc are many
people who dislike he name of meehan
ic, and would rather lban put their cb'l-
dren 10 trade. tug bard At their business
aud live sparingIy, for the sake Of giving
their children college education they
think neatly ofhin who wears \ leather !
apron, and Is not dressed up 70 flnsry ana
show This, We believe, Is The ressoi'
why there are 50 many vagabcnds y the
world May san has been sent y
college, with the expectations o. ills Iar'
ents highly exciied--but like the fable o
The mnunlsin, had only Produced 'nou>e'
We think highly Of our coilsge ioslitn
tons, and REFUGE toss them presper,---
but we are more pleased q ses an 'n'ii
sidual's mind turped 10 a right current. :
There are hundreds. ~ lawyers witt
would hava made 'betur mechanics
and have obtained a mo:s co~ierlan''
livelihood; and there are, no doubt, ms
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

RETURNING A STOLEN RING.

RETURNING A STOLEN KING.
BY c. SHERRY.
|sWell lady, take again the ring.
TO deck that lilly hand Of thine,
And with it take the gift ! bring
To lay at bcauty's golden shrine.
f'Wth every joy and pleasure gay,
MAY all thine hours roll swift along,
And life in beauty glide away,
Like tile rich cadence Of song.
'May friendship shed its single rays,
To make the path before thee bright;
And love serenely gid thy days,
With more deep and brillian light.
% And in that future happy time,
Thine earlier fIiends perchance forgot,
Say wilt thou read this careless rhyme,
And him who wrote remember not!
"Demember not. and canitbe
That Joyous memories ever die!
That all my heart can feel for thee
Is but slightly whispered sigh!
GAY, it is written on our lot,
That lot go varied, dark, and strange,
To meet, to pass, and be forgot,
In painful and perpetual change.
aBut dash this idle gloom away,
And be again the gay and free;
Thou must not to thy dying day,
gorgnt this stolen ring and me.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

Il wonder, saia ( wcmso 81 houor.
|swhy my husband and quarrel 70 often.
for weasree uniformly 10 QUE grand poin'a !
he wishes ,dbe master. and 50 do
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

where all ca paciilcsanddtscri
,ions,may be regnlarly.af stated
times, furnished wlsIIlinstruction
amusement, and ialortla,ion;
.Itis Ii we'll arranged table f'ao-
tet. where are found all The ilx-
pres, as we'll as the necessaries
Of life. The currency ~ the
country is cow the roast turkey
Or the times, and asdlsn equal
'ly sumptuops TO the high-tonei
Iaristocrat, as 10 The loaflng 10
|co-fuco---N lille the latest news
Ifrom Washing sonmay be regar-
lded IS plum pudding, and Il
! greediIy swallowed by ALI s'lh-
ser subjects act AZ vegetables
and our packets from Enrope
bring us condiments Ia abun-
dance.
Such is 4 newspaper Of iht
present day and the famiI,
which does not takeone, ~ leas'
lis 70 BE- pi,ied. L sdeprlves il
self Of an importan, source 9
information and happiness
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

SPECIE.--AIR--"Alicc Gray"
STis all my fancy painted il,
IT'S lovely, IT'S divine!
But the coin il is anothers---
Itnever can be nine.
In vain drawupon the banks
No specie now have they!
Oh! the banks the banks are breaking,
For the want Of specie pay.
An eagles wings are branded,
On its face of spotless white,
On eagles wings it vanishcs
Foreverfrom my sight
The face was branded not for me,
The w.ngshave winged their way;
Oh the banks, the banks are breaking,
For the want Of specie pay.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14
A PORTRAIT.


Her close lips
Wers delicate as the tintcd penc;ling
or veins upon flower; and ON her cheek
The timid blood had family melted through,
Nike something that was half afraid Of light.
vhere was no slighter print upon the grass,
Nm no, elastic step; and in her frame
was a perfect symmetry that seem'd
avg IS a'bird's.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14
uOER, ALPINE PEAKS"

Ger Alpine peaks eternal snow
Heavens lambent lightnings harmless play;
Those fires that waste the plain below.
Mocking the valleys paler day,
In robes Of light the summit fold,
And crown its front with ruddier gold.
So on the soul, that, true to Heaven
Scars from the worlds degenerate thral,
The storms that other towers have riven,
Scared other hopes, UNDECIDED fall.
But touched with beauty more divine,
in trials stcrnits virtues shine.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

Mus'S kiss is The key note in The
Snos's /" II shows at once 10 what
tune the ~ beating. 4 t
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

ORNrHoLoGY - Hr Audubon has giys
en nsiicesin cur paper. as wsil az ~ the
other Gazett4s hat he Expects q en-.
,,lrlf his great work 'on ths birds o r.
merica," early IN yapril ~ May next a:
seyenty numbers nave now been issued.
and il was though, thai ter more would
complete the work; but several new sre.
cies Of birds have been dlscssesad ~
| lie Princeof siusisnsno I'M Bonfpsriel
Nj NutalI and DR. Townsend, ard tbess
nm, have arecord in the spierdfd wafK
lot .4ndubon The whole number n fTr.
T, fen sets subscr,bsa ,ar Il absu' 100, Of
which one half are IL .amerscs, and not
more than ten oh ileras cepiAsN WI DC
lprepsred beyond Hose relled tor by the
subscription lis, U s. Gazette.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

cI,an,cs who would stand high AZ ti'e bar.
had the, been blessed vii, i iibfra ed
Islcaiion But ia child have talents
they will mt remain bid; and nd matter
Iwha, Ills profession i.,hey will sooner Of
llssyr burst Firth Ihcre are many dis
Jinguished individual II Ihf world who
are bred 10 nechsu.cai trades Navel
ne editors o. opr let journals were lns-
thanIcs. and docrriIt Ia M siYt'rp lbey
occupy. Aud our lpechsptcs, III gtaef@
ers;ly speaking are the most industrious
part ~ nuf cn'ysln.iy. hey are az
mos si,vss ~ " employed. Bu' -
dpt b. otherwise With pr,if ss'onal 'e'.
I'll arssol'ni dlaiory, lazy. II - an
effort tor them 20 bend Their minds to a
,;aEieaI' pnesuit. They are well INFORM
~ hpc ause hey spend their time ~ rsa'
ding; but tbs is unprnh,abls business,
unless we have something definite ~
view.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

FaArKNEss BE frank with the world,
rrankness Is The child Of honesty and
courage Say just what you mean to DO
upon every occasion--and taking i Tor
granted you mean 10 do WHAT right
Ii friend ask favor, you should grant
In, II IL is reasopableiii il IS moi, tell him
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

HAPPINESS - 81, eminent modern xri'
ter beautifully says: 1.-THE I'updaInn
~ sioinrslis happiness " a ia'lhSln The
virtue ii woman; the ioundsfion'o Of 20
sniical happiness. A caphdence IN the ~,
tegrity u uan; and the foundailon Q! all
happiness, temporal md etefnal, fel'ance
on the goodness oi God
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Prom ikc RDHHi f;;;.lktc.

THE NILE.-Prohah!y no river in the
world deserves 81 much the attention ol
mankind rs The Nile.
IL takes its rise III NbbvSinin aud paS
sing through Il sandy desert o.tinD ui!rs in
extent, places 1T tic disposal of .u;!r terri
tories which otherwise would remain "a bar
ren waste. It's water is described by lrav.
cllers as peculiarly picasan; to drinn the
turks iInd 1t 81 cNTnisi;ly charming, tn Il
they excite themselves to drink OF itb, cnt-
ing salt: The satisfaction produced surpnsscs
III their estimation that of Sccin. their rr!a-
tivcs AMI i;mllirs again. When il person
drlhNS ol II the FIRST time, il seems difficult
10 believe that II Is not Il Wafer prepared hv
art. IL has somcthn" in il 50 imcxnrcssatIy
agreeable and pleasing to The taste, that il
deserves the rank aunOn" waters. tia. cham
payne has among wines. Tie milk of
The camel or deer is not more deli
cots. liarlncr says. Its cXcciirn havonr
gives an increasing energy To the EXPIRES
SION respecting the Egyptans !oa.I.ing t.
ms river annually uveri!nws lis banks
and fcrleliZrs the *urroundin. Districts
II begins 10 rise lIth of June, auh reaches
IFS maximum about the middle of Sc;,r.
Near TO Old Cairo, placed in an ancient
mosque is large square well. coniai,,inp
an oclason sraniic pillar which! is divided
into digcts; this is called the Nilo.nctrr
The water Of The Niics dmiticd N ,b. bor :
tom OF the we!!;--ad he rate m which il
rises is ascertancd !,y The diotS upon the pil
larits usual progress Is. from > 10 4 inches in =,
day, and when it a,ains its full hci.h il, ,hc
N'lomctcr is under water,
The inunialion is proluccd by the rropi-
cal rams ot Abhvssina, which accor!iu.s tp
Bruce fall so violently that il iub - iuc,,rS
IN diameter is filled with lj pounds of water
in an hours time
u Is pleasing nrcllcct,,hat the Nile, rising
IN ii christian country. may be considered
as an emhlcn OF ,hc religion, which calmly
proceeding OH its cnmrsc i, ever oi,crin.e 10
the vast moral deserts through whicl, i, flows
peace happiness. civilization. icrtility,prcs.
ent ana future enjoyment.
LAKE IinERIAs.-Thc lake of Tibcrias.
also called the sen of GaiIcc and the lake
Of Cimcrlh Mum. 81. | and Gcnncsera,
Luke .. /. is computed to be between II
ana lo miles in length and from > To 6 in
breadth. fine sheet of water wcariu. as
sublime and lovely an aspect as in dav
when II drew The vi>itations and mcrcins of
the Lord. No curse rests on its shores, as
those of The Dead Sea; but halowcd
ca''n' a majestic beauty that are rrcsista-
bly, delightful. Josephcus describes them It's
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No subscription received for less than ouc ycor.
nd no paper discontinued ult all arrearascs
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perfect paradise. producing every luxury
under heaven. at all seasons Of the year.
The fish. which The lake contains have n
most delicious flavor, aud are much the
size and colour Of mullct. The boals usc,.
on II arc in some seasons of the wear, mach
exposed from wIlir!wiuIS, aud the sudden
squalls and gusts, which issue from between
nc moun,ains. A storm thus produced, is
plainly referred to in the gospel narrative.
Ihcrc came down Il storm Of wind on the
Lake, and they were .illcd will. water. and
were III jeopardy. Then he arose and re-
h"kcd the wind. and the raging of the water.
ana 'heY ceased, and there was a calm,
Luke !. 2;'. -. The water IS pcr,cc,iv
clear, sweet and pleasant To the TASTE
ihc Jordan is seen To enter in, at the
Northern cXt,cmiry and its passage is dis
tinctly visible by its smoo,hncss through the
whole of its course. The range nf mouG-
tain, forming its eastern shore are very
lofty; their steep and rockcy sides are ba.
rem, with sprinklinG Of trees on II few Of
The SUBMITS. The Western shore where
I,bcrias stands is level: hat lis picturesque
hills divided by swcc, valleys, are covered
with rich carpet of fvcrlurc, bu, dcs;itatc
of trees
The southern end of the Lake is very
pleasant where the Jordan lnws out of it.
Ancient bridge. SOME of whose ruined and
lofty arches still stand in The river. adds
much {" the beauty of tho Sccncc. Yc,
win All The charms Oi its situation, the air
around the Lake, during The Summer
months, Is hot and smlirv, Il retreat hnwev-
cri any Of the vcrdant hills would relieve
:" stranger from this Inconvenience.
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!ledsny the distinguished statesman aud phi
iosqpher above named, and now realized hy
tnsfsuDJects Ofsomc absolute monarchs. the
iolg1Wing provisions are dcsir;,blc, pertains
essential:
encouragement and aid to children
IN studying the volume of nature, with which
allure delighted, and which they commence
reaalng when they first open their eyes up-
on the light of heaven.
- Assistance in collecting, arranging
and exchanging miih others. specimens of
minerals, plants. shells, drawings, mcchan-
ISM, ,needlc-work, &c. &c. for the contents
OF FAMILY CABIN Ers.'
.. The formation OF "ScunoI. CABIN
ETs'1 IN all the seventy thousand schools in
ouIsconntry, and exchanges with each other
in works OF Nature and Arr.
q The early aud daily use of states for
draSinS objects of Nature and Art, sucI, as
thegslmpic figures Of geometry, viz: trian-
Slfs,sq,!nres; hcxaSons, ana circles; horses.
dogs dirtis, fishes, and insects. matches,
kniYcs. pitchers, sl,ovcIs. pIoughs, &c.
fOs Writing words. or names OF things, rs
doSs cat, hat, oak, rose, nlca, lime. late.
&csIn connection with the things them
seises, or pictures Of them drawn by the
children.
E0ilowing the pictures and names of oh
Jech, brief and familiar descriptions Of then,
lirsM on States, and then on paper by lead
peHs''s, followed by pens.
SImPlc Instruments COR visible illus
HaHnns, both in families and schools viz: y
Slqse, geO.ncrical solids, levers. pullirs.
sclEwS, maps and other drawings or prints,
freqncnt walks in the fields and rar-
detfs, over lodges or mountains bv riyul,,S
ofurooks. through markets. on wilarvcs, in
meenanIcs shops marble and "rauilc wards
aidfp ana encouraged by the presence and
insNuction OF Il teacher. parent, cider broth
ee9rsis!cr, or some other protector.
Small slnpc aud inmiliar books dc
criMns The objects. principles or operations
they have witnessed by their lessons in the
boGx of Nature. With these some OF li.,.
6sMltitul and interesting passages from The
hthss, selected from the Gospels. ll:c
PsNfns; Proverbs. or the h,lo,icai sketches
otIies Old Testament, are peculiarly an
prtsTiate and delightful to children.
s'iarScr and more systematic works on
thystaenccS. arts, history, biography, ani
thSBibsc more fully, with abstracts. rclicc-
or drawings Things aud accidents.
>so.'.Utis:Ss- ::.,iu. e. s.u.,
rs ~. Releasing children, princ,m!y or
pSiS = ""''' '"e itiGoHGfuois, uni!icahlir
ANA irksomc masses, found III spelling books
reading books and @raumarS, nov runsuln-
ing ihe greatest part of the precious lime of
chIl'ircd allotted to their ciuca,ion
AS Il course ct Juvenile instruction. similar
to that here pointed our. must commend
'iseii 10 the common sense of every enc,
and as II is fully ,ricd aud corroburaiy, bv
experiments, bo'h IN Europe and America,
1t Is, ut least. worthy oiIria! by every pa
rent and teacher in "us Republican nation.
remain, us ever sincerely yours
J. iiOL3HGON.
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&NNoetie @0etess.
TIE WISH.

i1tf. " 1911.
"oh' tint hnd tie 'cings Of a dorc, that
might fire array and be at rest"
So prayed the FsaImist 10 be free
From mortal bonds and earthly thrall;
And such. soon or late, shall be
Full oft the hcar, brcatlcd prayer of all;
And we, when Iiic's las, sands we rove.
With iilllcring food and aching breast
Shall sigl, for wings that wait the dove,
To flee away and be at rest
Nii!c hearts are Young and hopes are high
fairy scene do,l, life nppcar;-
lis iahis are beauty To the eve
lis sounds are music 10 the ear;
But soon it "IiticS liom youth 10 arc.
And "i ITS !oys u" more possessed
we. fhc the captive oi he cage,
" onld flee away and be nj rest
Is Ours !ar woniau's angel smile,
M! bright and beautiful a. day!
;" OF her cheek and eye, while,
Time steals tic rose and dnls the ray;
She waldcrs 10 the spirits land,
Aud we, with spccch'csS gricfopprcsi.
As DER the faded form we stand.
w No"d glasily share her place OF rest
Beyond tho hiliS-hcyo,ld the sca.-
Oh! for the pinions OF Il dove:
On i"r tie mon nin.'s wings to lice
Away, and he with them we love-
When all il Gci iI,als bright and fair,
And lie is but winiry waste,
I'ii>-thl. Il, last mus, be our PRAYER.
To fec away and be at rrst-J lL,!coI,n
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
Frances Briggs. and others,
vs.. John Briggs.
I'NIiiiH,n.

'''' vs.. John Briggs. @ " 5 Partition.
NJDTICE is hereby given, that hv virtue of
~ an Order from the Cour, Of Cinnccrv, in
Jhe above stated case. will on the first A!"n,n,
in Octobc. next. nj Edgcticld Court IIol;@r uiic.
for sale II, public ou'Gry, trac; of land hrlon..
ing 10 the Estate ot Henry Brings, deceased on
tlniIl. three hundred acres, NOR: less situate
in Ed. .ciicd District. on Sweet Water and Ste
ven's creeks, on The Maniown ro.,.i nd al
joining landsot Absaom Dc'unghtcr, Lewis ur-
ry and land owned Ivy the said Frances Briggs,
on n credit of one and two wears, except costs.
which must be paid in cash Purchaser 10 give
Hond and personal security, and Mortgage of
the premises 10 secure the purchase money
j. TERRY, G. l.. +. T..
Commissioners Office. !
EdgeGcld, Sept. 3, 1888. 81
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Eri.,syke sscsa.ss,<,s.sy.
N1 ELS, a.. g.. N1<sgSf.

= ESPLCTFULI.i informs the inhabitants
h d oi Augusta and lis vicinity, that the Winter
Session 81! her Seminary will commence on the,
LIST OF October next and that she has succeeded
III obtaining the most efficient Assistants. both
male aud Female, in "iicr render that sli.i:.c-
tlon winch she so ardrntlv desires.
The c"'iise OF studies will consist of three de-
P!i'i'sci'iS Pr. Or.
ftrH Course c--OrtkograpIly, Reading,
w r'iiig. Arithmetic and Elementary
HranrheS oi History, Grammar and
Geography. s.
second CmrSc History. modern and All
cicnt, topography. Grammar, Passing
OIl'ocpv and Diclu,un $50
1h'." Conrsc every branch
ni an En".,Sii Education. as tar,cht i'm
=, 'he principal Acadcmlcs %: the |. States Sl3
french, Spanish, " Latin Languages, each 81
nt'"i'S $40
Painting i'll water coors SiO
Music Oh Piano Forte, including Vocal
Music ...,n
Music on the Guitar, i,cuting Vocal Music SiO
I 81 OF the Piano gratis.
Ii IL desirable tirnI pupils should he entered =,
as early period as possible. for the rr,rsn of
ioiutn" classes, bu, dis is attended viii, some
inconvenience To distant patrons. il Is the r:taj
hSh'" r't'c with III Seminary that the quarter
commence ""iy '"h'A he rvrH is cnic.,G
NO pupil VIII he received for Il less term ,l,au
one quarter. nor will any dr,i,,riion hc n,a, for
absence. 1hropnh"m he y'nr. there will he hut
one months vacation, for which, no deduction
will he made.
Mrs. As"isf can accommodate Il limited NAM
Der oi y"utg ladies' in her family with ioardi,,.
ANA L""ai". where bcin" under her immediate
charge. strict attention will be paid Ia their moral.
and department. Boardin. and lod:iuu. pcr
quarter so.
Augusta, G;. Aug II. l~3S o. ao
The MisledgrviIlr Standard of Union. Sayau
nah Georgian. and Edsciirld Advertiser. Will
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NOTICE.,

VIE Subscriber offers for sale, his Plan
"a tat'on on Sal,tdn River. (known As
h!hN"cii's Nrck,) containing sixteen hun-
drch and eighty acres of land, one half Ri
yer bottom a considerable portion Of The
h"ti"m is entirely free from ircshcts, and is
the very hes, Cotton land in the middle
c"nntry-the balance is fine Corn land. us
sale as any on The River. The upland is
high and healthy, and "a large portion OF it
excellent Grain land. The land will he
shown to persons wishing to see it. by hlr.
iniormaiion may i,c had hy application To
the Subscriber living al Edgciicld Cour,
House. bargain will be given in the
land, for pr0mp, payment.
Il. G.. MAYS,
July %. 1888 u25
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steer sssf's Fer CGss0.a esEnps.
eVrsr f4sEcskSS2ss.

fENllE subscriber has Just received a sup
II p'yof the PATENT RIBS for Cot
ton Gins, which have been spoken so
highly of wherever thew have been ,ric,,
Throughout llic Cotton Growing S,a!cs.-
ihtSc Ribs arc so constructed ;hni one
SCI VIII last twenty years or more, and be
constantly III use, by having an extra sci of
Ca@' Strc! faces. The faces are made to
Int on The from of the Rims. where the Saws
pass lhr"n"h, and IN so SIMPLE manner
thai any person can pat them on. The
subscriber vii! always keep Il supply of
GINS on band Of The above description.
WILLIAM ZONES,
4 fer ''ooFs "h"" tAc tpiyr Ifn,La
Augusta G:i. July Is 1885 h n6
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State Of Sou h aroiina.
EDGEFIEL.D DISTRICT.
John Berry aud Others, ~. I

John InB Berry ps.,. and &c, Other. ,E ys. Partition
NOTICE is Ltrcby given. that on the first
IN Monday in October next, nj Edgecid c.
House L will offer for sale NJ public outcrv the
lands belonging 10 the Estate of Richard Berry,
deceased, which have not been ussigned 10 Jane
fl,rn
hundred and seventy three acres, more or fosaS
lying i'll Edgcfeld District on Mountain Creek
OF its waters. adjoining lands OF Jordan lInilo
way, Jacob Harley and Isaac Bowlcs. And one
other tract coulainiI FIVE hundred acres. more
or less. lying in the District aforesaid on The WA
tcrs aforesaid, and adjoining lands Of Jordan
Holloway, Joseph Reardon, Isaac Bow'ca and
JAS. Robertson, on credit OF one and tw" years,
except the costs, which must b" paid III cash, lie
widow paying third and The o!lcr dis,ihu-
tees two thirds Of Tie same; the tracts 20 be sold
separately, and the psrc!aS, rs to give Bond aud
security, and Il Mortgage OF ,''c premises.
!. TERRY, &. L. L.. ID.
Commissioners Office, !
Edgciicld, Sept. 3, 1853. : II
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E.assiusca scsScss GSSass.

ID VIE subscribers hnvim" established u COT
n TON GIN MANtFACTORY in the
u" u ., i'n'hb'f"' :. I =. on The improved SyS-
tenn q! MIR. hoHtwri"h: hrg ave 10 rccu,l.nrn,i
then Giiis t" III" public. They warrant their
GINS t" he equal Il n"i superior 80 liiosr of Mir
hoa'Wri"ti, "i account "i an a"raiui. which.
III THEN orinI"n is II decided improvement: ti,a,
-, instead of blocks "i wood on the ribs il.rv
have adopted Tie plan OF maxim. tlrr rib; oi their
ems entirely "i sl'ci and iron. which have prov
I'd hN experience /" br pr"t;raiir
Mr. B"aiwri"it having declined the "in MA
King business III Augusta, Mr.. l.. B Com. who
conducted ii there ri,im. being one Of The part
ncrs III the concern. they will cndcavor ,n Yivc
satisfaction TO all who may favor them with ,Lci,
custom.
IL Gins repaired at The slor,cS; notice.
CtnB ~ KENNEDY.
IiaH!pitFS, =. ". Apr:i ~. Gu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
South { aruEina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

11cnderson Abney aud "'herE,v pu,1i,;ov.
Charlotte Abucy. 1"''"s""'
N0TICE is hereby given, that on The FIRST
IN Monday iii October next, III Ed.ciirlh &.
H., will offer for sale ~ public ou;cry. the land:
o! William Il. Abncy, deceased. .(rxcr;,, that por.
ton of ti!cm yin:, North cf the Cambridge road
which has been assigned 10 Mrs. Charlotte i.
Abuey) continuing !unr hundred aud uinciy uiEc
acres, more or less. lying in the District Of a.:
field, on the waters Of s;aiuda River a.d ad;ntl-
ing lands of Edward Clark. Benjamin, Nicl.I,i-
son, William CrllIrca;h. Andrew B,,rna.m a.
G. Mays an'l Richard Coleman, on - credit of
ono and Years except costs, whic n..- lac
paid in cash. Purchaser To give bond and per
sO,al security anda Mortgage OF the p,rm:s, : TO
secure the purchase money.
J TERRY, G l.. l.. ID.
Commissioners Ohlcc. }
Edgclicd. Sept Sd, 1888. Il 81