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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-14
Monticello. July ~. 1888 y 34A-s
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

" ETTERS of Administration having
- been granted 10 the undersigned y
The Probate Court Of Lawrence County,
al III. June Term, 1888. on the estslso'
Dslilah Eldridge, deed, NOTICE
hereby given 10 all persons indebted .
said estate TO come forward and ma"
Immediate paymen, and all these haW%
claims agsios, the same, TO present 'uea
within the tune prescribed ny law"
they will b. forever barred. lV
J. NJ, TURNER .adph
July Ia, le33,--34-sS.
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THE OSE THAT JACK BUTT.

THE Use THAT JACK BUILT.
A building 81 great size, icon
tanning 1855 rnoms) has been
lately erecting for the use Of the
Treasury Department; when
lo! no sooner are The walls up,
than Il is discovered that they
must be taken down again. A
committee az Congress, assist.
ed by two able architects have
repoS ~ substance:
Nat the building is plac-
81 where II ought moi to be.
2 That it is not suited 10 the
purposes for which it is intend
ed. saWt =
. That edingly ug.
". $50
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i
i ton of land, each Of them shal
II have an equal share or interes
i ID said quarter section, but shal
: |haye no claim, by virtue Of tn
sIact, 10 aay other land: An
|providsd, alDdys, That this &C
! shall net be SO construed as q
,[giye a right Of presumption Y
! any person Or persons in conse
quencc Of any settlement Grim
Improvement made before the ex
ltlpguishment Of the Indian tIils
ITO the land On which such set
Element Or improvement wal
made, or The laods lately acqui'
red by treaty with the Mann
Tribe Of Indians in the State 81
Indiana, Of which proclamation
was made by the President 81
the United States OH the 2cnd
day Of December, eighteen hum
bred and ihirty-seven, or to any
SECTIONS or fractions Of sectiona
Of land Included within the 10.
cation Of any Incorporated town
or I'd the alternate sections 10
other alternate sections, grant.
led Ia the use Of any canal, rail-
road, or other public improve
.ment on The route Of such canal,
railroad, or other public i'm.
provemcnt, Or to any portions Of
public lands, surveyed Or other
wise, which have been actually
selected as sites for cities or
towns lotied into smaller guam
titles than eighty acres and set
tied upon and occupied for the
purposes OF trade, and not for
agricultural cultivation and lm-
pr0vement, or 10 any land spe-
rally occupied or reserved for
town lnts or other purposes, by |
authority Of the United States:
,And prouaded, further, That
Nothing herein contained shall |
,e- construed to affect any Of tbs
Of public lands for the
purposes OF education, the use
# salt springs, or for any other
purpose, which may have been /
II may be made by any State
lnder existing laws Of the Uni1
ed States; but this act shall
lotbe 50 construed as 10 deprive.
hose Of the benefits Of this act
Who have inhabited. according
D its provisions, certain frac.l'
ions Of The public lands within
he land district Of Palmyra n
he State, Of Missouri, which
we're reserved from sale ID con
sqntnce Of the surveys Of Spa
lsh and French grants, but Hre
,und 70 be with the lines of
and grants. IA
SEC. 2. That, before any n
erson claiming the benefit Of
nislaw shall have patent fOr the I
md which he may claim, by !
aving complied witll'i's provis-
Ions, he shall make oath before
one persun authorized by law \
!, administer the same, which
ath, with the certificate Of the
erson administering il, shall be
led with the register Of the n
land office whenthe land (
applied for, and Nv said ON
" senttothe Office Of thecom- !
of public land, that he "A
ntered uponthe land which he
laims, ~ Ills ounright, and ex-l "A
IasiveIy for his own use and IA
e1efit; and that he has not, III X
rc,ly IN indirectly, made any Il
gEeement ar contract i'd any II
7ay or manner with any person
\ persons whatever, by which
ne tltIewhich Ne might acquire
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-14
hi ed \.

~ her Int residence, il this place, on the e,H
uitiino, after long and painful illness. Mrs. Dl
,ILAH ELoRIrSE, censor. Of the late Dr.. 4. II
ELDRIpGs.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-14

ApprecY IT N absence ~ ons, and
neutrality-suspicious. We o'her q ,ts pro-
-rrisiors 81 thh paper, most be our apollo.
~ Tor he unu appearance Of our paper
for The last two weeks. We will try 70
prevent the rscurFe1cs ~ similar state
Of things for thu fotnve.
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lin pursuance Of such agreement
OF contract as aforesaid, shall
be void. except ID the hands Of
| a purchaser in good faith, for 4
valuable consideration, without
lnotice +; and tho certificate which
lshaII be filed with the Commits
si6ner as aforesaid, shall be ta-
ken TO be conclusive evidence
lthat The oath was legally admin
isrcrcd: And prorided, further,
Thafit shall be the duty of the
President Of the United States
Ito cause to hercseryed from sale
Tor entry, under tho provisions III
This or any other law Of the U-s|
nited States, any tract Or tracts
Loo land deserved to any Choc-
|tav, pnger the provisions ofthe
Eat ~ Dancing Rabbit creek,
1880; and also 10 reserve
I'll ID sale Or entry a sufficient
quantity Of lands acquired BY |
Said treaty, upon which no such |
settlement Or Improvements Has
Zen made, as would entlflp Thu
settler orinprovcr 10 Il right NJ
presumption under this act, to1
satisfy the claims Of such Indi- |
ans as may have been entitled
to reservations under the said
treaty, and whose lands may
have been sold by the United
States onaccount Of any default,
neglect or omission III duty mi
The part Of any officer Of The vi
niled States. Such reservation
from sale 70 continue until the
slaims 10 reservations under
'aid treaty shall be investigated
~ the board Of Commissioners d
appointed for that purpose, and +
heirreport finally acted on by|
MR. PaNTIss.it will be rel
nembered that one Of the greaf-
81 charges made against MI. :
irenliss, in the newly settled G
'orlion Of this State. Anring The
ate canvass, was this that he !
vas opposed TO the rights Of the
sifisys, and that he would moi !,
Z favorable % any presumption q
rvs which might be proposed 9
n their benefit in Congress-
his charge was confidently a. q
erfed and indastriously circu7
ated amongst the settlers; aud
o doubt many honest men be- y
evedit to be true, and voted a. L
ainstMr. r. upon that ground. ),
'm Mr. p. has put the brand Of
1iss M upon the charge-he 4
as IN only voted il Congress !.
i the presumption bill, but be {,
~ M f.4sf & Y
as also supportedlhc measure q
7 one Of his ablcst and most 2.
loquen, speeches. Tint speech, i
Z shall publish SO soon az we 4,
laIl hive procured copy. q T,
Wonder If Mr. P's. enemies will 9
30 acqait him of the barge Of Z
le charge Of being op osed 10 &c
IL '.po@ settlers" rs. Sun.
aThere is but one way or se-
iring universal equality 10 mani
-and that is. 10 regard every
onest employmeat as honora- 4
II, and then for. every honest y
ian q learn IL whatsoever state 'a'
! IN y be, Herewith To be con 80 !
M, and to fulfil with strict a. Nj
tlIty the dates of his SUTTON, ~
nd % make every eomiitioa 4 on
ost Of honor. u.
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The Use THAT JACK BUTT. az
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Il - X i =
WoMAv.-~As the dew lies ion,...
produces most fertility in the sbad,. |
woman, in the shade. OF dom.s,i. h
tirement, sheds around her path MI
and more persIanent blessings tina. ~
who Il more expbsed to the glare ana \
servat,on Of public life. Thus N. M
Bile and retired often do more yam,,I
benefits 70 society Than the noisy !,
busting satellites Of earth, whose !.
light Of unconcealed enjoyment DEF,
ra'fs and parches up the moral 81,
Jaws over.
FLOUR.--At Cincinnati -four L W,
from $3.50 TOT. Al Nstchez, l2M,J
Bacon - Hams IA ai5--sides. 70
shoulders IOl ai--hog round, i.
I4.-LARD--o-I.s a iO.-PORH..
lNess, "a = 25 rer barreI.--SuGaR.|
Brown. 9.l-2 all Loaf, IS a 50 n
Lamp. ~ ! 20.
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from The Charleston Mcrcury, June 8.

FURTHER ATTEMPTS TO FIRE THE CRY.
-Hc,wecn the hours Of 10 aud | O'Clock
yesterday forenoon, the stable attached To
MIR. Robert wills dwelling, i'll Mce,ina-st.
opp"s'" the Circular Church, was discov-
cred To he on tire. Smoke was first seen
issuing from the loft, where the fire must,
have been thrown anon. the hay. The
prompt assistance Of the frcmcn soon put
IL out. Three negroes who were on the
premises at the time, were apprchcndcd
-ior cxamination-wc have not learned the
result.
ANornER.-'rhe frcmcn had scarcely
put up their engines, when another alarm
was raised and hundreds were seen rlsi.in:,
along the streets, from one scene of ronila
grafton TO another. The fire was found to
proceed from the dwcllins of Mr.. Jno. Mas
sot, Watch Maker, Qucrn-strcct, who had
just sat down to dinner. when the rcop,c
rushed in, aud gave The alarm On an in
spcclion OF the garrett or loft where the
smoAc appeared, quantity orcomhus,ibIc
materials were discovered half burned. and
cvidcn,!y placed there but short tin,. pre- :
vious. In t'iS, as in other cases, the blacks
were arrested, and placed in custody for cx-
animation.
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r0M hic .iH"HyU fonJinii6Hriiy. .Ivuc :
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MAREJ"r
CorToN.-Thcrc has been Good ,n
curry Tor cotton i'll our market this uecI:.
and "'ncc the reception Of Liverpool ady,ccs
I'd May. we think there has been an evident
improvement, both i'm demand and prices.
particularly in the quaI,Ics ranging from
middIins 10 good. Our stock of cotton is
daily decreasing. and of that on hand very
little is on the marker for sale. Prime and
choice. coltons continue scarce. and are
much sought after, while inferior is ncglcc
ted. Onrrcccpts this week have hccn lirht,
but this is generally the case at This season
"f the year. We quote inferior to good 7
to 10 cents, prime and choice IO;. n l04-
good demand for The latter.
EXcmANGE-ls much the same as last
noliccd-chccks on New York n, one DAYS
sight can be had at Ga, Sighi at 7 per cent,
prem: on Boston 7, Philadelphia D, and
Charleston 4.
FRrmmTs.-Wc continue old rates. viz:
81 per bale for Cotton to Savannah: TO
Charleston per Rail Road. 81 30 for ro,.nd
and Sl.2o for sluurc hal"s Tho hc.,yy
rain experienced h,ir on Saturday. .,ir,,i
Sunday, aoI liz srca!rs par. s.v.! yu.t,,.
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From the Charleston ATrr..ury

FIRE.-A little before , o'clock on Sat
urday afternoon last, Il fire broke out on The
PROMISES Of MIR. John May, cabinet maker
No. 90 Quccn-sircct, in a,wo and a half
story wooden building. used as a workshop.
Ii originated on the second floor, and The
occupant. when the smoke was first pcccriv-
cd discovered that Tie room WIS on fire
near the chimney place. The whole build
lug IN lew minutes was cnveluncd in
flames. The kitchen of Mr.. Condv. mex,
door, soon caught and was partly DESTROYED
hut The timely arrival Of tho engines and
the energy and efficiency with which rhcv
were piled, prevented The fire from cxtcn.
ding further than The ,w } buildings above
mentioned.
MIR. Mays two and half story wooden
kitchen within Il few feet of the burninn
building, was blown up. " lich prevented
e flames from reaching the mass of com
b" 'iible dwellings on HE front of Queen
I'll ct; and indeed all around Had the
bfo occurred at midnight, the destruction
ci r'opcrty would have been immense.
the workmcD were absent ar tho time.
ha"ug Just quilted the shop and gone 10
timer; they left Il tire in the chimney, over
winch they were melting glue, and il il
supposed that the wind coming down ,Lro,
tho Cue Of the chimney. scattered The sparks
and cinders among the shavings near the
iii, which communicated to the !looriuc
before any assistance could he procured
tiVe coorcd workncn who were in tic
shop At work during the day, have been or.
rested by tho police and arc now undcr"oino q
sif!yt examination.
MI May was insured in the Au-us,o In
s"rancc and Trus, Company, for $1,000 ON
n's +'"ek III tradc-SS2,5O0 orlhis amount
lie estimates rs destroyed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-14

FOR THE ADvERTIsER.1
r -Mr. Editor,
II is the practice Of some Editors, who
are joint publishers Of n newspaper, to APP
pend their names 10 the articles written by
each. In remote part of our country
there is paper called "Thc Stars and
Stripes of the Union" edited by Messrs.
Sawney g. Pat. l extract the following
articles
Foreign Ne,cs.--It is whispered in the
fashionable circles, says the London Age,
that hole was seen in the right silk stock
ing, of her Majesty, at late bail. Some
malicious persons shy that the rent was
caused by the grea, size Of the Royal foot,
which refused 10 be crampcd in y. !. narrow
space. Sawncy.
Domestic Nems.-Our Washington Cor
respondent informs us that ~ Il late crow dcd
lcvcc, Mr.. Van Burcn's wig fell oil. and left
his bald pate exposed to the gaze of the
laughing assembly. Pat.
A,cfui Conaagrotion.-The Maine Wcs-
lcyan Journal says, that the winged light
ming from heaven, OH the 10th ul,imo, fell
upon farmer Higgins fodder stack, and
consumed i, to ashes. The chil,lr, gather
cd them up and scattered them 10 the four
winds. Sawncy.
Devastation Of Crops.-Thc EdgcGcId
Advertiser says, that in some parts of South
Carolina, that land of heroes, patriots, and
Nmiifcrs, a black chinch recently attacked
the colcwers, and potato. vines, and made
hearty meal. The old women are in great
trouble. Pat.
Independence.-Wc sa, it boldly in the
face OF day, that the Editor Of the Rag
Bank Banner, is no better than he should
be. Sawncy.
Highly Importdnt.-A Paris Editor says,
that Mr.. WoodLug and Mr.. Tundai, as tho
French style these gentlemen, are dismiss
cd from the Cabinet of Monsieur Van Buren,.
Pat.
Final Notice to SuLscribers.-Wc call
non our patrons to pay for our paper, or they
will he charged without exception. 81 cents
more Oh their subscription, a, the end of the
year. Sawney & Pat.
YAZOO.
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NtHARlA, NAY III 1855.
DcG Sri have lust arrived m this
llacc from tour of three days with the
troops below here, and us have i,ls, time
enough before the mail closes for your place
to give You a hricf account of iil. progress
ana success OH troops i'll the arrest and
collecting together for emigration To the
west, the Cherokee indians now remaining
i'll tho country, have lhoneht it nigh, nol
only be interesting to Yourself. bun also 10
your readers generally, if you can ce, il in
your Saturdays paper
On Monday last, according to The orders
oi Gcn. Scott. the troops in the coun,ics of
Cherokee. Forsyth, Gilmer, and I.urnpkin.
maze II simultaneous move upon the Cher
okccs, and ain highly pleased To inform
you that they have succeeded beyond thc
most sHngninc expectation, in COLLECTING
every Chcrokcr, ninn, woman and child il,
al amounting TO about - or l6OOu. with
little or no trouble whatever. The o,l,cr
counties OF the Cherokee country h,vc
not heard from. The CHEROKEE, ,rn .,Il
secured III the Forts at the different pos,s
III the country, where they will remain nm.
I'll further orders from Ilcad-Quarters.-
Great praise is due the officers and soldiers
generally. so far ut lcas; as their coud,r,
came within my observation, for the kind
ana humane manner in which they have
treated the Chcrokccs. They are permit
ted to co!er, all their mnvcabie proDcrtv
ana sell 1t to The hest advantage: and was
truly glad to sec their white ncghhors come
III and pay them the full value ofit. Nanv
81 the thtrokccs exhibited couu,cn,ucc
which Indicated a troubled and mortified
iec!In% within; others Of them, aud partic-
ni'r'y the younger portion. seem to he in
ii'Sil sr'ri's. all, how have siopiticd
their willingness to remove 10 the wcst
They arc, however, Iahouring under de-
'usivr hope. 1t is believed hv some of the
most intelligent ones among them, thai,
koss will meet then, at the Agency. md
relieve them and send ihrn back 10 their
homes. They state. and so believe. ,ba,
loss loss mas ELECTED a change in the treaty of
lob ny which they have been ailowcdtwo
N'?f" ''af"r % remain III Ito conufr,.-..
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From tic Cause.-The Pioneer, MN 2G.
ORDERS NO. o5.

iEtD-tiUAHrEEs, EASTERN DvIs,ov.
Cherokee Agency Tenn, May u. ISIS.
Major General Scott, oflllc United STATES
Army, announces to the troops assembled
and assembling in this country. thar, with
them. he has been charged by The Prcsidcn,
to cause the Cherokee Indians vet remain
ing i'll North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee,
and Aiahania, To remove 10 the West, ac
corting To the Treaty Of 1S:'J
The Chcrokccs, by The advances which
they have made in christianity g. civilian
ton. arc bv far the most Interesting tribe of
Indians i'll the territorial limits ofihc United
States. or the $4,000 of those people who
are now TO be rcmorcd-(anh the time
within which IL voluntary emigration was
stipulated, will expire OH the 23d inst-)
II Is understood that about four-frihs arc
opposed, or have become avcrsc to n dis
tant emigration; and al,ho' none arc in ac-
tual hoS'iiitics with the United States, or
threaten resistance by arms, We, the trops
will probably he obliged To cover the whole
country they inhaLit, in order to make
PRISONERS and Ia march or TO transport, the
prisoners, hy families, either to this place.
To Ro>>' Landing or Guntcr's Landing.
where they arc finally delivered over to the
Superintendent of Cherokee Emigration.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-14

thiy H!"ciims.-A great meeting was
ic!h at n. York on The 18th mlt., at which
Nj. Nrrplanck presided, assisted by 100
V'ec-pTrsI';cntS and secretaries. An ad-
"FcSs ana resolutions were adopted, nomi-
nhfIhG AIR. Clay for the Presidency, bur re-
h.rf'n5 The matter TO the National Whg
Convention. |" hc held at Harrisburg, Penn.
in December 1899.
The n. York Times has hoistcd the ban
merot u, MIR. Clay for the Presidency, with Mr.
Iallmadg sc Us Vice President.
ChuricSto0. lhr.
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N3GEc New. esnasss

UST received by Nicholson d. PMS.
LEY me following articles, which in ad
"i''oh 10 their former stock, tlicv now have
on hhnd Il general assortment of scasonahlc
Ho''DS.-to which they invite the attcp-
ton of their customers.
good assortment of Gents. and Ladies'.
fine sncS.
Boys and Misses do do
Grn,'s. fine Pumps.
ladies superior !iid slippers.
Several cases Black and White summer
Hats, III" latest " mosl fashionable Siyir
Georgia NaukinS.
Back ! hIhhc, and Summer Cloths.
Also. :, @nn;! assortment Brown Linens
Dr.i!mcS and Nr,rin.s-wh:ch ,licv co,
have in"'lc up in good style at The Short
ISi uo;icc.
AI>"' u good supply superior fancy Prints.
Frcnril Nu>limS.
Cam,rcS and priu'rd l.awns.
La'!ic> fancy lianL.icrrhiciS.
New style Muslin worked collars,
Mourning prints. GinehnmS aud Muslin.
Eiack GruS dc Swiss Silks.
Ladies' superior black colorcd x white Kid
Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Glove,
do Ito Lace silk do
,,!"'> w NV: ana r''nrcu Lace Silk dO
i'i;ick and white Thule for wells
"""' assortment Bonnet, Cap, and Bel
E;hboms.
Feather Fans.
Ladies' Enc plain Straw Honncts
Misses ,u
In addition Ia the above named GOOD
they have many o:hcr articles too tedious
To cnuin"ra'c, which they will sell on nc
communicating terms. ,flS
tlcr!icll. June 5ih.
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GAUH'EssN.

Vie Pnbllc are hereby cautioned a.
ID &a,nst receiving note drawn hy I've
sph IL. B'ookcs. payable to Daniel lI0yt for
me sum OF 800 dollars, made about the I1th
of March, and payable the 1st of JnIy.-
Ha'd note will not he paid on presentation.
as the consideration for which the note w,s
given, has failed
iVESON l.. BROOKES.
May 30. 1888 90
he Edgc6cld Advertiser is rc,Iucs,cd TO
publish tho above three times, and churo.
tins olcc.-.i"grS!u Ch,on. 8; Sen.
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GnEENvILLE G.. IL. June 1

y. i.
for ten days or Two weeks past, the
weather has been unsually cool for the Time
at year. On Friday last, some parts this
District were visited by "a shower of hail.
m'rrn'ixctl with suow. Two or three morn
InS> last week we lIad considerable FROST
III some situations su!iiciea, to imjnrc vesc-
ta'iom. Now, the weather is moro mild,
but the nights and mornings are yc, cold.
Tire crops in this neisi,borI,ood are im-
proving li'lc, but sill very backwarl.-
Wheat generally, looks we'll, and PROMISES
il good sicld.-h hIovuiliuter.
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From Nc y. \. JmrHai Of Commerce Jam.
LATE FROM BUtNOS AYnIs
BLoCKADH or Tux ponr.

bLoIkinE OF !IlE PORT.
Agrcchb!y I" what had been anticipated,
The port of l;urnos Ayrcs and III" whole
shore OF the river aprcrtaining 10 Bncnos
Ayrc>. has been declared and actually put
IN state Of blockade by the French squad
ron. This event took place on the @SIh OF
April. The first knowledge of The lact
among the citizens Of Bucuos Avrcs was
through the medium OF IL notice, which was
posted al the Commercial Room at s O'Clock
on the morning Of The 20Ih.
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r'r'm the Charleston Courier, .yuus r

!,"H"HER ATTEMPTS TO FIRE THE CRY
'--lic "ccn s and 9 O'Clock on Tuesday
rrh II attempt was made to fire the rcsi-
icn' .: MIR. Andrew Moliett, on the West
s'dc q Meeting street. and nearly oppositc
Ine 'ncular Church, by throwing a roll of
l"r"r led with live Goals from an ;Idioin
'!S '"' which fortunately fell between the
,dnlry nd out house, and nor in the cutter.
Il IS ST. 'poscd to have been Tic design Of
ihe i'ic ndiary. a servant helm. in tl,c
pnn'tf Il the time, discovered the comhus-
his ni-uicr, and cxlingnshcd the fire.
Eh"'as and more daIins at,cmDt was
made %" wednesday morning, between 9
ana ~ o'clech, to fire tho premises occu-
PIC" ny j. Calder, as a residence and cali-
nci "ahe' shcp, in Mcciinc-st, East side.
ana nsN' door North Of the Circular Cbnnh
~ piacla%. con,bnstihlc matter in two ar.
tercn; riarcs under the piazza, facing the
Sonth, w'icll was fortunately ti.covo,nj
10 tine an! cxingni~lcd. All ,l,o danes.
,icS OF II" premises have been nrrcs.cd,au1
VIII haIsrSo IN examination.
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FOR THE ADVERTISER. ]

FOR THE ADVERT1SER. |
Specimens of a Modern Dictionary.
EVERY BoDY-Ourselves and those of
our clique.
HoNEsTY-Thc worst policy in cor
rupt society.
PRINCIpLEs--Poiiiic l--Chamcleon-lik like
i'll hue, ever changing according to the in
terest Of the holder.
BEAUTY.-The dream Of moon-struck
poets, and the idol OF beardIess and grew
bearded boys only. q.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-14
ElO1Es as 'H'E,ss,

"A BSCONEf..! from the :ul,>cribcr. ON
L - 'he'nin'i Of The 2S,lr Ma, last. i.,s son
named N'"i. h"ms'.y, hc is Of dark COM
'""s!"i' cross eyed, lame in The right ancic,
:''a Is !" his l1IiI year. Any person giving
in'"r'na'ion concerning said lad, or sccur-
'nS NM S" that can get him, will be libcr-
any rewarded. All persons are forbid hav-
ing any dealing or trading with him.
JOHN RAMSEY.
June ;, 1888 e.. 10