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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

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The Wissgsipw railroad compnhy' "
to dsIsy Their pfu esdints ou ucgoun
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luiuhs Nefe adopted
id. Resolved, That the b4nss rep
resented ~ lhs meel,nt, NlIl trsan
specie payments 10 the first hohda,
IN iannify nert, hy fedctning wil
specie, equivalent, all their noiei
as we'll posinotes, payable at dl'ian
periods. MS notes payable % deman'
when presented lot payment
7nd. Resolved, That balances not
due TO banks or individuals. arl'ln
FROM collections, deposite certificate
nr depositcs made since ihe suspeI
son q speed ytm -wat'u 9is ! were
JiN.kcd.
81. Resolved, That for the accom-
nodation Of The pa'llc, depo'ltes will
he received and pad out in the cur
rency in which they are made.
Resolved. That these resolution
be signed by the presidents Of the re-
,rectiye banks. md published in the
newspapers Of this city.
JAMES G. WILKINS,
President Of the Plant, RS bank.
STEPHEN DUNCAN,
Pres't. pro. TEN. Of the Agricultural
bank,
l.. K. MARSHALL.
President of the Commercial bank,
Satchez. l4a
Natchez, Dec. 9th, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
Read the interesting communication Of

Read the interesting communication Of
"a Militia Officer" in to-days paper
The subject upon which he treats, is Of
The most vital importance to the citizens
OF this state, and should receive that
consideration it so deservedly meri's.--
We wish that we could be permitted to
diyulgc the name of the author; this
much, however, ave can truly say, that
he is gentleman that ranks first in the
noble profession he has chosen, and is
known TO be one of the best officers both
in theory and practice, in the State.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
A MILITIA OFFICER.
For the Canton Herald

Ma. EoIToR:
For the two last evenings Mr..
WlLBGa, has been amusing our Cit.
zens at the Planters House, with his
powers of Ventriloquism, which for
distinctness and distance voices, ex.
ceeds any thing have ever witness
ed; his dialogues are at once inno-
cent and humorous, and his perform
ance on the whole, affords happy
contrast between the mockery OF
impostures, German exhibition OF
thi, singular GIFT Of nature, by way
OF an after peace he introduces the
celebrated dog Apollo, the sagacity
OF whose performance exhibits d
striking evidence OF thenear approach,
his species can make by instruction
to human intellect, as he readily an.
swers any question ut 10 him. either
by his mastero or tie company in Arith.
metic, History Grammar or Astrono-
my, &c; without the leas, apparent
IN from his master. At the conclu.
ana Mr. WILDER appears as Vocalist.
i,naLat company are treated with a
a aao'1 'ltional song, and for mel
~. dhu exfession is exceeded
perhaps by few Vosalists in the coun.
Try. II is understood that hs viii
visit Brandon, jackson anil V;s,'
ourg' and the principal towns in This
o'a'e' on ms way to N. Orcnns. B.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

t,oeaHf raaar Tho late tsfe.f If
The lae8 ffo candidate ~ ihs laf ia
tufe, ih"ull iarh.ies.H sppesfs ia hsss
bs1 q tefy egsi eject af8b ihf o'hsf
memtets fiom ihsi county ~ NE saas
political stamp r. N tsetet Es1,
seusitf from hat county N ol'eilsnts 10
the vii ~ bis constituents, recently -
pressed aihefio yoie ~ WIS Z y.
senator, of resign his trust, has chosen
the latter alternative, ard become q esn
didaie fer q. election. Tho .higs sfe
wide awake, sal on the alert pto-fed
10 gfappls Siih the enamy, In 80 form
or shape that they may assume 49,
numerous. meeting o. the Wing STATE
Rights yeomanfy Of the cOunty, n'S''
DicxSsoa, Esq, . popular and ialenie'
wing, was selected asa suitable cshfi
date 10 succeed Mr. Tucker. Our rell
ance on the hrmness and intelligence o
the patriotic wings Of Lo~ndss county
will DOT admit Of our hsrborlng th
slightes, doubt Of hi. being elected BY
triumphant majority ,uysing
gentleman have resigned their seats in
too Mississippi Legislature;
John G Skinner, Of Octbbeha; Gen.
A. G.. Brown and Jacob b. Reid, Of Copi.
nh; I'M Ticker, Of Lovndes; Thos
b. Woodward, Of Yazoo, and Lemuc
Prewett, of Monroe; the other incum-
bent from this county, Mr. lowers, who
every body thought had "slopsd" to "parts
unknown" has, melancholy to relate, as
'onshed the good people Of Monroe, by
unexpectedly appearing amongst them,
Notwithstanding the Governor has issu-
ed wrlts Of election, TO supply the then
existing vacancy. lie will doubtless re-
sign.
With the exception of Mr. Woodward,
( who was elected as Whig,) the above
designations are entirely from the demo
cratic ranks.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
MlssorsI,--The Legislature of tn

MlssorsI.--The Legislature Of this
State, convened at Jefferson, on the 10Th
ul,imo. The first act, after organizing
Of the representatives of this humbug-
ged, loco ioco ridden State, was to elect
Thomas II. Benton, senator, for an add.
,ional six years term. When Mr.. B.
shall have completed his fourth term,
he will have represented the rotation in
office party Of Missouri, for the short pc
riod Of TwENTy-FouR YEARS.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

MicHiGAN,-Therc is nothing definite
from this State as vet. though il seems
to be the prevailing impression that the
administration tickets have succeeded by
diminutiye majoritles. If "the party'
in Michigan, continues TO be whinied down
at this rate, their majorites will soon be
reduced 10 little less than nothing.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
For the Canton =
TO HIS EXCELLENH@
McNUTT. Az u
LETTER no. 8,

Dear Su:--
lpromsed in the beginning to sug
gest some Improvements to our mill
fla system; J will now proceed to dc
SO. Our militia laws should be care.
fully revised and every thing incon
sistept with military tactics. usapes
and customs. should be repealed. and
The whole of the laws, bound in Pam.
pnlef form and a copy furnished to
every commissioned AID non commits.
'loned officer in the state. The T,fr.
'sisiurc ought also to make an appr9.
pr'atIon, and provision for purchasing
! s2''c'rnt au.alcf Q. ntaccmb's Tnc, |
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
NOTICE.

IL hereby given that we wilI,at the
January Term, 500 Of the Pro
pate Contof Madison County, Mis-.
slssipp', present our account for final
settlement and allowance on the rs.
=, .a'e OF Erasmus Legitt, decd. where
w 'nose inter, sted IN the final settle
~ OF SAID Estate, can attend II they
think proper. Wv ;
fku llENcE LFG1TT.
ALEXANDER LEGlrT. Adm'rs.
S'eahsef lU. 97-e.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
NOTICE.

rENHE copartnership heretofore ex
lsting between the undersigned
Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. All persons having claims
against us will call on Mr.. Jas. Nc
Avery Tor payment, and those indebt
ed to US will cali on him and make
immediate payment.
HANSBROUGH & BENSON.
MadisonyilIe, Dec. 10, 1888. 27-3
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

ANOTHER AWFUL STEAMBOAT ExPLo.
soN!-Scarcely had We recorded the
disastrous explosion of the General
Brown, when tidings of another ex.
plosion reached us. The steamer Au-
gusta left Natchez, COR Vicksburg. on
the 3rd instant, with Inc ship jan
Meta IN tow. After proceeding on
her voyage few miles, the ship
grounded, and the boat detached her
sell and proceeded to a wood pile Tor
fuel. Before reaching there The On.
CINE was stopped, for the purpose Of
permitting raft Of timber 10 pass
her; and, as she was again starting,
the explosion took place. Thirty u
forty lives were lost; and had tie
boat been crowded with passengers.
the loss Of human life must have been
appalling. The boilers were blown
INTO small fragments; the boat, as far
aft as the wheel-house, literally spin.
ered,-and the whole Of it more or
less shattered. The catastrophe is
attributed to gross neglect on TIE
part Of the engineer. Amongst the
dead we find the name of George
Ward. merchant of Troy Miss.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

The Presidents Message, was received
at entirely too late an hour, TO admit Of
the insertion Of any portion of it in to-
days paper. 1t shall appear next week.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

1.-The poetical efusion Of our cores
ID OUT "Blondel," is unavoidably crowd
vcr,;semen,,ee large number of new add
this week. "a hau 70 20 inserted
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
From the Southern Sun.

A NEW MODE OF OBTAINING Ms
couNr.-About midnight, on Friday
last, a fellow was detected IN the
act Of spreading large blister p'as-
tcr on the donr of the Union bank.
in this city. He was app'ehendcd by
a party Of jewellers who were on
their way from "greasy row to the
excellent drinking establishment a
few doors above the bank. and, nhen
Intercepted, he stated in substance.
that he had tried, in vain, all other
known means for obtaining a dis.
count, and, as a last resort, was ties
ting the doubtful question whether
MS master would not make bin a
drd~. it was punished by an ap
plication of the chcck 10 the back OF
the neck.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

Mr.. CARLiN, the recently elected Gov
crnor of Illinois, died at Peoria, short
time since.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

The steamboat A. NJ. Phains. ex.
Ploded n ive DAYS since. ! ssor, dis
lance above Memphis sogeral lives
'e't--no pariiculars.--.Soat9e,r SIR.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
SEIERlFF'Sa
dohn Williams use &c |
-
Hackctt & Fraher

BY virtue Of the abaI
to me directed, | shaIIn1
lie sale, to the highssldl1
at the court house 90e1
Of Canton, on MoallF /
of January, 1883, a' 4
scribed lots, lying and |
in the town Of MadIsca|
county, MississippF ~
ninety, fronting fifty N
street, and running Oa''
feet on Chittalocsa sif'AI
4 dwelling hotsei ~ Il
adjoining lot number y.
ope hundred feet on on1
and running back s,A'I11|
number one hundred ~,
ing four hundred ana !
Chittoloosa street, anu !
sixty.two feet. !.
lie We'd on as t y. P'Y]
b Fraker and will p I
the above state. sc; case
S. NJ. FL0uRsIN1
BY ~ Him. ara'
Dec 10 F"I
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19
SHERlFFS SALE.

SdERlFF'S SALE.
Nm Spikes On alias fl ia on
VS. bond to April term
Gideon Bass and 1889, in Madison
surltles, circuit co,lrt.
BY virtue OF the above stated ca e
to me directed from the honorable the
circuit court Of Madison county. !
shall expose TO public sale to the high
est bidder for cash, at the door Of
the court house in the town of Can
ton,
on Monday, the 7th day of January,
neri,
Eleven likely negroes; viz: Marian
and child, Ally and two children. Per.
ry, Henry, Ralph, Harriet, Reuben
and Joseph. Levied on, and will be
sold to satisfy the above stated case.
). NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'E.
december 10 p 3tpr fee 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

AT the latest dates the Ohio River was
nearly impossible, from the immense
quantities Of ice, accumulated in the
channel.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

SHERIFF'S SALE.
L NJ Jones On FL Fla on bond
vs. TO April Term
= Jno I Marshall 1889, in Madi.
Colin Pearce AMI son circuit cour,
w II Flemmin,
by virtue OF the above stated case
to me directed from the honorable
the circuit court of Madison county
! shall expose to public sale TO the
highest bidder, for cash, al the court
house doorln tie town Of Canton,
OA Mondays the IN day Of January
aeri,
Two likely negros, viz: George and
Charity.
Levied on as the property of the
defendants, and will be sold to satisfy
The above stated case.
>. NJ. f'LOuRNOY. Sh'G.
BY ~. HssRr, dep',y.
December 70 ~ 81 pr fee u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

i, PoGsTpoNEMEyl.,I
the above DESCRIBED ~
by postponed until 4.
airy next
s. NJ. FLovRNcrJ
Dec l9. s7a,''1
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19


BY virtue Of the above stated ca.
SEES to me directed, from the honorable
the Circuit court Of Madison county
] shall expose to public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, at the cour,
house door in the town Of Canton
On Moaddy the 7h day Of January
aeGt,
the following negroes. viz: Jack,
Sllyy, Grace, with a crops Of cotton
supposed TO I've $4,000 pounds, about
10000 pounds picked and in the Gin
house, the balance in the field.
ALSO.
On The Twentieth dag g January
nent,
a tract of land containing $50 acres
more or less it being the present resi-
dence and farm Of the said Height
ley Sanders, levied on and will be
sold 20 satisfy the above stated cases
S. Nj. FLOURNOY, Shift
BY J. J. HENRY, D&p'r.
December 10, 1898. 27-5.
Printers fee S2s.l
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-19

SHERIFF ? N
John Montgomery NJ,
VS.
James NJ Hartford M
BY virtue Of The ' 1s'a
to me directed from l1 NJ
circuit court Of i Maa ~
!. shall lie, expose to public !, NJ
est ,,t bidder, for cash, al a, VI
door dss p' IN the town q C =
On On Monday i, r he "a .%7
aeI, n
TWO HORSES; .lI,', ,','
property Of the d d' i. 4
be sold to sassy
case. ~ MrRN0l'1
. :" By j., a',srsa|
December 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
A PROCLAMATION.

We find the following in late numbcr
OF the Detroit Advertiser. 1t is curiosity
In its way.
Patriot Proclamation to the Indians.-
The Provisional Government Of Upper
Canada take the earliest opportunity Of
cautioning the INDIANS agains, taking
party with their swindling oppressors, the
enemies. of Liberty, agains, ihe Patriots of
Upper Canada and assuring them that if
they do not take part with their oppressors,
tho loyalis,s, during the struggle Of the Pa
triots for their independence, they shall
have their lands secured to them, and their
civil and religious rights respected:
The Provisional Government of Upper
Canada also promise all Indians who join
their Standard, and MD them in obtaining
their Independence, the same wages, ra-
lions, and bonnty,as are given 10 white men,
that is. l2 dollars month, and rations, one
hundred dollars bounty money in June next,
and three hundred acres of land fee simple
at the successful close Of the war.
BY order Of the Provisional Government
of Upper Canada.
CHAS. DUNCOMBE,
Upper Canada, Feb. 1888.
Approved
+. Van Rensselaer,, Gen. Com, p. A. L C.
A'true copy. D. M'Lcod, Brig. Gen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

CoMMUNIcATED.l
AT meeting Of the citizens of this Dis
lrict on "Wednesday the 18th instant, Col.
Jno. Bauskett was called to the Chair, and
Col. WIN. H. Moss appointed Secretary F.;
whereupon Whitfield Brooks Esqr. offered
the ollowing preamble and Resolutions
which were unanimously adopted.
The people Of Edgefield Distric, having
witnessed with qualification the patriotic eC-
forts which were made by the enlightened
convention of Merchants from the South
and South West, held in the City of Au-
eusta in October last. for the purpose of eu-
couraging direct trade with Europe; and
participating largely in the general anxiety.
which now happily pervades the entire
Southern community for the accomplish
ment of the great enterprise and sensibiy
impressed with the obligation Of performing
their part in the laudablc effort, now hcinS
made of Emancipating the South from
the present state Of dependence on the
North and from the degrading tribute
which is annually exactcd in consequence
Of this dependence.
There fore Resoired, That under deep
sense Of this obligation enforced by the mo-
tivcs of patriotism and interest they will
cooperate with their fellow citizens by
sending suitable delegates to represent them
ill the Convention, which is to be held in
the City of Augusta on the Ist Monday in
April next.
Resoired. That the following persons
to wit; Jacob B. Smith, Col. NJ. Watson,
John G. Allen. Maj. John Middleton, Doct
VI. Golphin, J. L. Jeflcrs. George Parrott.
N. l.. Griffin Esqr., F. II. Wardlaw, Esqr
Thos. Smith, Edw. Penn, JAS. Shepperd,
and w. b. Brannon, be aud are hereby
appointed Delegates from this District to
the Convention; and that it shall be the
duty of the chairman of this Meeting 20 no.
ufy them Of their appointment.
Resofced, That the proceedings of this
Meeting be published in the Edseficld Ad-
vcrtiser.
JOHN BAUSKETT. Chairman.
w. II. Moss, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

received for public lands aad custom house
dues. After the rejection of amendments
from Messrs. Benton, Upton and others,
the question was taken upon the third
reading of the bill and decided as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Burton. Brown,
Clay, Of Ala, Cuthbert. Fulton, Hubbard,
King, Linn, Lumpkin, Lyon, Morris. Mou-
ton, Niles, Norvell, Pierce, Roane, Robin
son. Sewer, Smith Of CT. Strange, Trot,er,
Walker Wall, Williams, Wight g. Young
-27.
Nays. Messrs. Bayard, Buchanan. Cal
houn, Clay of KY, Clayton, Criuenden,
Davis. Grundy. knight, M'Kcan, Merrick.
Nicholas, Prentiss, Preston. Rives. Rob
bins, Ruggles, Smith, of Ind, Southard,
Spence. Swift. Tallmage, Upton, Webster
and White-25.
AS soon as the Vice President declared
the vote, the Senate adjourned.
MIR. Calhoun, it will be observed, voted
against the bill, it being, as he declared,
with its amendment, as Objectionable as the
Pc, Bank system.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
Valuable Real Estnte for
Sale.

On the 9TH of April.
A LII that plantation or tract Of Land situated
"A on Horse Creek, containing between nine
hundred and a thousand Acres There il be
tween three and four hundred Acres of Savannah
and Creek low ground, of which there is good
proportion inclosed, and in good planting order.
The whole tract IS we'll covered with Oak. Hick
ory and Pine timber, and abounds with good
springs.-Thc plantation is bounded BY Horse
Creek ono nnd q half miles, and no where more
than two hundred yards from the Rail Road -
The lowcr line only miles from the r. Road
Depository at Hamburg. This plantation posseases
the advantages of as good mill seat IN any upon
the Creek, which could be erected safely and
cheap. Upon the premises there are somo inn.
Provements, and an excellent orchard of fruit
trees. The place can be treated for at private
Sale until the 7,h Of April, when if not disposed
Of it will be sold at publick auction to the hehes,
bidder. The terms will be liberal, and made as
conveniently as possible to purchasers, but pro.
portion must be paid on delivery of deeds There
will be offered for sale at the same time. a feyy
Hogs, Horses, Cattle, Sheep Goats sc. together
with oil the plantation implements. Terms
for the latter, will be cash on delivery, The
whole will be sold at the residence of the sub
scribeT onthe premises. The sale is to effec,
division amongst the heirs. and to satisfy
few small debts due by the Estate. Titles will
be made satisfactory to the purchaser.
SURFING Trustee Estate of (. Il. Isn,doxa se
and Guardian Of the minor Heirs.
March l8, 1893 -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
JOHN B. COVINGTON.
TIN MANUFACTURER.

VIE Subscriber would respectfully in-
form the Merchants and citizens Of
Edsefeld District, aud the public in general,
that he has commenced Num- tactu,ine Tin
ware at DuntonsviIle. nine miles North Of
Edgetield Court House, whore lie intends
TO keep an assortment and full suppiy OF
READY MADE TIN WARE,
a. Wholesale or Retail, which he will cell
on rs reasonable terms as any other like
establishment in the Southern country.
Having worked at the business nine wears
at the North and South, he can with conf
tiencc assure those who may favor him
with their custom, that they may at all
times depend upon having their Ware we'll
manufactured.
He will also make to order, Tin Fave
Troushs, Conductor Heads and Pines, and
put them up if desired. All orders from
'fown or Country thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
N. b. Old Tin repaired, and all kinds of
Job work, in his line, executed with neat
ness and despatch.
Fl. P. CHURCH,
Dun'onsville, March 90. 1888 acs
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ICoMMUNICATED.1


The Annual Meeting Of the Central
Temperance Board Of Edsefield District
was held in the Baptist Church on Tues
day evening during the sitting Of Court.
The Meeting was opened with prayer by
the Rev. DR.. Johnson, after which very
impressive and elegant address upon the
evils OF intemperance was pronounced by
the Rev. Mr.. Suares Of Aiken S. G.
A committee was appointed to wait upon
MIR. S. and request copy Of the address
for publication, which the committee have
the pleasure to announce was grantetl.--
The address will appear as soon prac,i-
cable.
The following persons we're appointed
officers for the ensuing year. viz:
w. B. JOHNSON, President
i; NM %!TS; FSS$, NJ p President
r. Il. MINIS, Secretary.
The Board then adjourned until Tuesday
evening during the Fall term of Court for
this District.
w. b. JOHNSON President.
K. I. MINIS. Secretary.
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pend the prosperity aud happiness of bo,l,
To this end my efforts have been unceasine
nnd IT is to this alone, am quite sure. that
am indebted, not only for that share which
nave the happiness to believe hold in the
esteem aud good opinion Of your commuui.
~, but for all the kindness and hospitality
have received during my residence among
them.
II pray you. gentlemen, to convey to
yonr. honorable associates my best wishes
Tor The welfare and prosperity of your an-
c'cnt and enterprising city. and to accept
for yourselves Individually, my grateful ac.
knowled gmcn,s for the very flatteriug man
ner III which you have been pleased 10 com
munica,e these proceedings, and the inter-
est you so kindly expressed in my future
happiness"
The answer was received with cheers,
andIt was unanimously resolved ,ha, the
report aud answer should be entered upon
the journals Of the court.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
TO Contractors.

VIE Commissioners Of Public Build.
IL inss for Edge6eld Distric, will receive
written proposals. until the 10th of April
4exs for the erection Of new Back Counr
HousE in said district. The outlines of,he
building are as follows : 60 by 4S f., % IL.
pitch "a passage running lenRthwise ,hro.
The lower story with three Offices on each
siae' the Court rooms and two jnry rooms
10 DC IN the Upper story. and also TWO rang
tico al the end.
Further information, as TO the details may
be had. and plan Of the building seer,
by applying to the undersigned.
A. B. ADDISON, Chairman.
Edgcfefd G. H. March lst, 1888. s IF
Ttfe Augusta Chronicle and Sen,ioe;
will give the above six weekly insertion,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
TIE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
ID E R CL1N,Es

~iLL stand the ensuing Spring Sea
W son. commencing on the iOrh ius,au.
at James Rogers, llth at Richardson's.
l1th and i3 at Turner'S Store, 18th a, Gloy-
er's Hotel, Edgefield G. H., 18Th n, Pin,
House. 10th and 18th AZ Jurdeu,s, on Ed;s.
to. and lSthland 10Th a, my Stable on the
Ridge read, and will attend each pIace
every tenth day until 10Th of June. Fl.
will be Bet 10 mares q, 80 the single yisi,.
$12 the season, BIS to insure. In every
instance the insurance money will becomo
due as soon as the mare is known TO b.,
with foal or exchanged. A company Of
seven mares shall b6 entitled TO deduction,
OF 81 On each mare by one approved mao
becoming responsible for the whole. All
Pos.ihle care taken to prevent accidents.
but Will not be responsible for any.
For particulars Of his Pedigree sec hand
bills. X. WARD.
Ridge. hlareh 10th 1889. dec