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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-05
SCHOOL NOTICE.

MISS ANGELICA GILBERT q Miss EDWARDS
ISl recomnence their Boarding School at New Haven
tie Isl Oct. next
And 10 those who seeking information OF Schools
al this time u may be acceptable TO learn that they have
been engaged teaching young ladies' more than twelve
years and With the aid OF two Assistants carry their pu.
pills through the lower We'll higher branches OF Eng-
lsh education that those who study Natural PhiIoso-
ply and Chemistry have here also the advantage OF at.
tending the College Lectures these scIencrs al
small additional expense that the Masters in French and
Drawing are those employed by the Faculty. Dancing
Is taught by French Lady Music, vocal and nsru.
me nla, 10y Miss GILBERT. Their establishment accom-.
modales very conveniently about thirty boarders.
Reference may be had 10 Parents and Guardians Of
their scholars from several distant well States
and by permission Of few friends. well known to the
community among the former especially The Rev. DR.
Hawkes., Caleb G. Woodruff, Leonard Kip, and W ilam
Cairres, Jun. Esqs., neW York Jacob lie Roy of lie
Roy, Geneseej Erastns Sparrow, Bafnio; a Spooner
Of Pef1sb"rg Va; James ii. Souiha, Of Hai.jar, n
O.; James Sanford, Mobile Hon. Gus,avus Swan, Of
Columbus, Ohio Reuben Booth, Esq, Da"bwy CT and
among the latter TO Governor Marcy and Jesse Bue Esq
Aba-n We'll - to the Rev DR.. Croswell and Profcs.
sor Siman, of Ne,u Haven. sept slim
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-05
DATENT PORTABLE PLATFORM BALANCES
AND lack s The suL.scriher resner,-

I II " u
fully offers the public his celebrated Jackscrews and
Decimal Platform Balances the most reasonable terms
They have cen for time pretty general
throughout the United States and he believes their supe
rory over any thing of the kind satisfactorily establish
ed. He hcgs also 10 inform the public that by a
improvement introduced in the manufacture OF the Plat.
form Balances, they can be permanently fixed the floors
of stores &c and used with the utmost facility and also
by recent Improvement the manufacture of the Jack
they be used for pressing in ships and
by ship builders.
The follow ing testimonials the respective merits OF
the Screws and Balances. speak for themselves,
JOHN &. ROHR 243 Canal st.
The subscribers have been using for some time the
Platform Balances, manufactured in this city by Mr. John
e. Rohr They have amply tested its capabilities and
recommend it article of great power and utility.
.'." SUYDAM & REED,
the Hope Mills 267 Elizabeth street.
New York, March 0, 1886,
The subscribers take great pleasure in bearing ,es,i
mony 10 the great worth Of the Platform Balances.
featured in tins city by John g. Rohr. They consider
them possessing advantages any Others within
their know ledge and speak of them from their per
sona and practical evidence Of their worth They there
fore recommend them with confidence, merely the
notice, but to the actual Of their fellow citizens
\ throughout the Union.
SAMUEL HAFF 1877 Broad St
ISRAEL COOK. ls9 Washington st.
II. 4 BAILEY
New York, March IL.
The undersigned have been using their establishment
for time the celebrated Jackscrew manufactured
this city by Mr. John G Rohr OF it's capabilities which
they have amply tested they hardly speak sufficiently
strong and they ceeully commend 10 their fellow cit-
article Of great power and utility
WILLIAM SOMERVIl.LE g. co.
ALEXANDER LAWRENCE.
JOSEPH ROGERS.
New York, March Is, 1886. aug 29-3tis
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-05

NEW NOVELETTE, Woman of the World, by the
auhoress Of Diaz ola Disennuyee, volumes. is us
published and this day received for sale by F. TAYLOR
or for circulation among the subscribers the Wayery
Circulating Library. sep
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-05

keepsie Journal, New York Times and The Madi-
sonian.
TUNIs HASBROOK, President.
ABRAHAM B. STockHoLM, Vice President.
Cornell cSrnsia Da 4 ipadney, Secretaries
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-05

We alluded some days since to one Of The recen
promotions in the Army, in which there had beer
an apparent oversight Of certain charges against the
officer mentioned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
THE BURIAL OF THE SUB TREASURY
BILL.

Letter from a Loco Foco in Washington, to his
political friend.
" Not drum heard, nor funeral note,
GAS over the Tamparis We hurried"
Not word was said, not speech was made,
As the Bill through the Honse was hurried,
No kindly Conservative came to QUE aid,
As our favorite measure was buried.
The question was taken in silence aud tears,
Or only disturbed by sobbag,
While terrible doubts aud awful fears
Ia the hearts Of the faithful were throbbng.
No useless amendment cncumbcrcd the Bill,
No previous question upon ~.
Twas laid on the table deserted and still;
Precisely asst came from the Senate.
Sadly we counted the nays" TO this last,
And the absent ones sroyc 20 remember;
We said not word of elections JUS passed,
But we bitterly thought Of NoCember.F
We thought Of the time when the Wings with
their Banks
Should be IN 0ur Offices seated;
Each allied Conservative he'd from our ranks,
And the poor Loco Focos defeated.
Harsh truths they will tell OF US when we are
gone,
And better men sit in our places;
But nothing wei care, il they III let us hold on
To the gold that we've wrung from the peo
pie.
But half the great task Of corruption is done,
Yet the people arouse from their slumbcrs;
Oh could we but finish the work we've begun,
IT'S little we'd care for their numbers.
We said not a word in defence Of il, there,
We were not TO tell the trnih) able;
But we rose from our seats in silent despair,
Aud left il alone on the table.
*Thc month in which the Congressional elec-
tions take place. - roridtnce Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
JOHN SIMpsoN, Foremen."

GA highwayman, named Holland,
confined in Newgate, sent for solicl-
tor to know how he could defer his trl-
al. and was answered, by getting an a.
pothecary to make affidavit of his i'll
ness" This was accordingly done in
the following manner: The depo-
nent verify believes. if the said James
Holland is obliged to take his trial at
the ensuing session, he will be in emf.
nent danger of his life." TO which
the learned Judge on the bench answer
ed, "That he believed so too. Inc
trial was ordered to proceed immedi-
ately.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
INCIDENCE.
ny PARK BsxJAMix.

EV PARK bENJAMIN.
To see fellow Of summers morning,
With large fox hound of a slanberous eye,
And a slim gun. SO slowly iounglag by
About TO give The feaihered bipsds warning
That probably they may b. shot hereafter
Excites in nae quiet kind Of laughter.
For, though am 10 lover Of the sport
OF harmless murder, yet il is TO me
About the LATEST sight on earth, TO see
A corpnleLt person, breathing with snort,
Go on shooting. frock all alone;
For well know that when he's ont Of town,
He and his dog and gun viii all lie down,
And undcstructive sleep, till game and light are
flown.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
COparlNeTsssip.

V'HE undersigned having associated
1 with him. his son. Joseph ). Cham.
bers, in the Blacksmiihing business, that
business will hereafter be carried on at
The old stand under the firm of Joseph
5 Chambers s. Co., where all orders for
work viii be promptly attended TO.
ANTHONY ) CHAMBERS.
April 4, 1855
g5-Al! persons having unsettled &C
counts with me are requested TO call ard
adjust the same withou, delay A Z,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
TT rSc < =. Z n "a Z.

CALEB Quorum. An Ohio paper
advertis S for a good practical printer,
who would take the charge of the
mechanical department of printing
office, read proof, make selections,
scribble a paragraph when necessary,
rock the cradle, dig potatoes, cut wood,
and 90 with the gals TO singing school,
and neighborhooj cuttings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18

A VERDIcr.- \ viilanous fellow IN
one of the Western counties of Virgin.
ia, who had whipped his wife, was duo.
kcd by a party of youngsters, whom
he sued for damages. The jury, after
retiring ten minutes, returned docu-
ment to the court, in the form of the
following, TO wit; "Verdict of the Ju.
ry-Sarred han right.
JOHN SIMPSON, Foremen. "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
Timber Eagsd,

situate about three miles north west OF
The aforesaid tract, and TWO IRACTS
lying near ChaIlosiown in the County OF
Jefferson, one containing $40 acres, and
The other about 500 acres, all very valu
able. For father particulars, see the
National Intelligencer and Frederick Her
aid of recent dates, or call on the sub.
scriber. MATTHEW RANSOM.
Charlestown, Jefferson Co. Va.1
Feb. %, ISSS.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
II c.ERD.

& would respectfully announce TO Physi.
ii clans, and country Merchants, that |
am prepared TO supply them with Drugs,
Dye siutis, Paints, Sc. all fresh, and OF
The best quality. on accommodating terms
My stock on hand is well assorted and
lull-every attention will be paid TO the
business, TO ensure the confidence of the
public. VIM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg, Jan. 81, 1883 Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
Education.

FUsHE second session OF The subscribers
4 School, will commence on the o5rd
inst, and close on the 2Srd of September.
Instruction will be given in The usual
branches of an English education, ineln
ding Spelling. Reading, Writing. Ar'lh
metc, English Grammar and Geography !;
together, with slch other branches as are
required for admission into the Sophomore
Class in most OF our Colleges. including
Lain, Greek, Algebra. and Geometry.
TERMS.-For Gee mnn.he, r@yah!e
a; lie expiratitA Of The first halt Of the
Session.
English Scholars, $40.
Classical Scholars. 10.
j. G.. STEPHENSON.
April a, 1888. -3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18

1.-THE plan which proposes to con.
duct the road through The State Of Vir-
gna by the route above described,
and which shall terminate il Wheel.
ing, shall be adopted, it win be seen,
by an examination of the survey, that
i viii pass through the territory OF
Virginia at least twenty miles more
than through that of Maryland: this
will appear more distinctly from ref.
erencc 10 the distances
In Maryland.
From Baltimore to Har.
per's Ferry 80 miles,
From six miles below
Cumberland to the Penn.
sylvana line, Is
Making the whole dist.
ance in Maryland, % miles,
IA Virginia.
From Ilarper's Ferry to
the point SIX miles below
Cumberland, % miles,
From .heuppcr pennsyl-
vania line TO Wheeling, %
Making the whole dis.
lance in Virginia, lis miles,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18

A ROOM FULL OF PETITIoNs.-lt is
said that tho petitions which have been
sent TO Congress in favor of abolitioh'
and aginst tire admission of Texas al
ter being closely packed, Gil room
which measures 30 feet by 30. Mr. a.
dams made a motion TO print them
Fred. EGdminer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
9oUsEHcL.D AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
pTRIIC SALE.

eE,ILL be sold on Saturday the 2lst
w day of April next al the late resi-
dence of Anthony Sechman deed. BED,
BEDSTEaD, s. BEDDING, and some
other furniture. late the property OF Cath.
,rioe Sechman decd. Terms made known
on day Of sale.
WILLIAM WATSON. Rdm'r
Of Cathariae Seckmail, decd.
ApTil II, 1888 --2w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
Rne md dlszss

FHyHE subscribers VIII purchase 500
a Bushels Of good RYE. free from
Garlic. suitable Tor dis,Illlng.-a 5000
Bushels of heavy OATS. delivered at
the Opequon Mills, ~
STARBUCK s. FORMAN.
March %, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18

FLORIDA. Accounts received al
Jacksonville mention the murder oil
the whole family of Mr.. Glllet, al
Ocean Pond, in Columbia county,
about forty miles north OF Newnans-
vile.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18

DYE FLOUR.-a few barrels super
L & fine RYE FLOUR for sale by
March Ia. WIN. LONG g. SON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18

an additional tract Of ONE HUNDRED
ACRES adjoining will be sold along with
1t, making in all 4i0 Acres.-l will sell
on accommodating terms, say, one third
OF The purchase money IN hand, and The
residue IN ten equal annual instruments
with interest at three per cent. per an
mum ill paid, also So Acres oil first
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
PUREIC SIZE.

ofRea1 and Personal Estate.
NETILL be sold 10y the undersigned
w at the late residence Of Anthony
Ssekman decd, one mile north OF the
mouth Of Mill Creek. and near Mr. Came
ron's Mill ON Opequon Greek, Berkeley
County Va, on Saturday The 2ist day o.
.april neat, valuable farm OF slate ianu'
'0D'', ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
with all necessary Improvements 'he'eon'
such as large two story -
House q. Kitchen, TT
Gmoke 7Rouse, rs:
a never failing Spring and Spring House.
wth a large Barn. Sheds and S'abliog
complete. The farm Is conveniently ar
,anaed into fields. TO suit the cultivst ion
hereof, with sufficient quantity Of good
Timber.
a, The same time and place, all the per
,ooaI property of the late widow Seckman
decd, consisting of variety Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
TUHNrTURE.
One Con- and Cay, nine or ten
HOGS, quantity Of Hay
5y the TON.
The terms will be moderate, and made
known on the day Of sale.
Persons wishing TO view the property,
can call on the undersigned living adjoin
Ing thereto, who will wait upon them at
any time. .reox
Of anthony Seckmai deed.
April a, IS3S.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
Caluab!e Iatu aun S9atlls

2 y t1--ss-.-ls
IT offer for sale the UNION MILLS.
Eand Tract oGLAND surrounding them.
This property lies adjoining MatiHshn5g
in Berkeley County Va. and IS acton
Ously known as being one oil The most
valuable estates 10 the size OF II, IN this
section of the country'-lf any pufeha
sher should desire larger tract than
the Mill tract contains, which is about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18
STATEMENT.
100000
els.ooo,0oo



OF the amount Of the estimated proba-
bic cost of the graduation, masonry
aud bridging, and of single track
railway to be laid with iron rails Of
so lbs. per yard, Of so much Of tho
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, as
may be made in Virginia between
Harper's Ferry and Cumberland, en-
the Potomac River:
The line Of greatest distance in Vir-
ginia, as shown by instrumental sur.
views, being that extending from Har-
per's Ferry and by Mariinsburg, and
thence up the Virginia side Of the POI
tomac river TO point about six miles
below the town of Cumberland, where
the line crosses into Maryland.
The entire distance in the State Of
Virginia from Harper's Ferry to the
point about six miles below Cumber-
land, as measured on the said route, is
93 s4l.10o0 miles, and the estimated
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-18

the railway. Doubtless the convey.
ance Of commodities viii maintain the
road in repair, besides defraying their
cost of transit. This is considered to
DO sufficiently moderate estimate
upon such thcsoughfare connecting
Tho Atlantic border with the Ohio.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
Collie EsiXtlss.c.

FETIlE above Is II never am2 cure l;,r that
II variety oi co.c. :" distressing To lu;r,s
and 10 whic.. the most injurious ancd, .e sub
stanc are too commonly ;.Nrn II Is safe and
$40 t'iins. and instead u rruducl = co>,vcnes. II
usual. op ra,c* ::rn'y on i.ic bowc,s.
hIs rc''."dS has uuw h;'"n Msra for s,,yrrl
years. IL, ttii success ;Ui Appreciation, w:.ic
Q.'aci> iIntiIcnii> nad.. Ia sci! cum lc. ,r,u.ud
II H. extensively used hy Ice lcsi pn,Sic.iuS IN
Inc otn y. and to Irs. the language ~ u.a,!y :;
mo ,iti acts 49, IL c.'.nu. y In u ati;y- the
pam a''d ii;iiS ti,' c Il 10 res, It does no cav.
bcn'id II 'io>r u pleasant symptoms. whGc,.
i.ai''linun ii'rEm B.or>. Ne cnc,:,i ' pre-
'!ucc. Imi''' dmt cii,'ls accompany nr:, y,rs;
4 certificates "I lis efficacy (i required; "a b,
p, o'iicc': from Ia" most rr>i,pc;;.r cniHrus ni
Carolina and iicnr.la. For .nir bv
KiTEi;lN& \ HDBl ;"rs;DN .iianburr.
IDW " LIB. .ipd. fS.n { N.
WN. i;itKiT'r +. .!n.t!0u T.. H.
DIR. -. J MIMI. Ehycfc!d {. H.
Feb :, 1873 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

ScEc;E"- ri the !.ani Gi..c, ur ,lir Spr.as Filed
ds.rC. Mo, whic!, seems 10 ..,nl,r;,c Ia ..uiu
Ios of many different sections o, the country.
J. -
iIavin" travelled much over he states, bo,l,
west and south. and a>ira l.cad d much sid in
'h'"r oi Dr Sn! ping q, = itv. l,iii-. do here
by c"r'Iy That believe i!lcr i,,. ,...yrr yc been
any 'nrdicrc ".'"'"d 10 t!ir pubic 81 cliiracious
~ lie "u:c"i f'NcrS is tia wine. h. a. pre
pa rd, have kn"wn tnaN i,i,ou rim. under t;,-
,'f ana aS"'. 'i,''d" +" ali course %. ,r. - to
y i"''iS; ana III! Ga rs -! .cvcr which have
kr"w 4 used. IL iI;- ne, cr failed f., ,i.c. c,,,
20 iiif iS hiiuwn I" h' ma ,ilOrtei time t,nu any
""dr'rc lave eve known used de- there.
"I" rc""nm, "d = 20 Ill persons ;;b riry under
'"\r', IL th' b. Strc".c,iy innMn to 'lc public.
10 |. II HADES
\ fresh supply "f IN" above valuable nnc,l;.
'.r" 'S-"i'rr'd Tor -;':c at the Edyciield Drug
Store.
Arrii ~ II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
E;t:isrGFeE fOsscH Gins.

II ~'h- ri',rr- .:a> nc stab iShr,J :, COT
i / GIN MtNIFAtrOKY in tho
l""r - iiH"'!'''rc = e.. on the improved sys-
i"m al Nir. .iootw "i,i. hc9 ave t" recommend
ti'rir ''il~ to the public 'r::'y warran, their
it'- !" 'r equal 1t nri -up"rI"i % tios.. Of Mr.
b".''w,i"'i;. 81 account Z" an al'cr;.iiuu which
~ '''''f "nI,Ii"n. j. ;:drCi:ch Improvement that
=. nS''H! 'i !"cs- ~ w"ot! on the ribs they
!t'" ;!'!"i'i"d ~" pI e. ah,no i., ribs ut their
i:a- "E'G;:. ...,'.. art, iroi which have proy
al l., 'iP r'"iics :" b. preferable.
Vii. H"a'wTi-.ii i,a:ii:; :! =, Glued the Gin mn
k'n" hu$,nr,- iii Augusta. MIR. l.. B Cu.B who
"" Gi":rd y h re- hi!i bin, Cuc Of the por,
%:S IN th' concern. Ia. viii endrnvor To give
~a''-";i" I" ali VIII" i,ay favor them with their
rHS;VIu.
il Gins r"rarr, 1T tho s!:nrics; notice.
CORB Il KENNEDY
Hamburg. :. c.. April 10 Gn II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
TEACHERS WANTED

m vi. i'in"Ipn!s OF Tie Mate and ale
"c''""'- III greenwood, having d"n.,niin-
c' I" retire from 'hcm Respective occu, a,iors ~
"H' close n ttr y"ai we pr"ro>. 10 tic consider
n'i"n "i I"a"t"rS g",r'rai'y. ihc charge of those
i>i'!'i"i'H ." ensuing ear. ic:s'. The ST. looj,
VIII u" am : a L. certain nucr Of si,itI,. ME
ana Il !r'ncil al required for each one OF. them
w: Tic t.n> >-ical.i The Female. the Male .'nuiish
ami ili" Nu>tcnl ld"rnIimen ol,hc Female school
l'h"ral >;,iary will rrv'n ,oa!l, and none need
hrr'y nn'rS they arc qualified in every respect
ana can c''i'lc wei recommended. The Teach.
~ '"r i'i Nal.' n.>!, Sc.,onl in,,st hr thorough
" 'cr"ain'c,I v III. the -c:cnrcS. We wonld in
'nr'n Hose who may wi>i. 10 mn..c application,
''''' We desire i!cn' /" do -oaS cary possible
or prev ,ou: To tlir 9th tc:o!,cr ':cx a; which
'iiii' We rNj'cct Ia 20 IL 10 the election 4 mar
rae" c'i''"n,l: u sirr'' ..nu l." procured. would
hr "i"!"ri"n !" ;a," c!:ar"" Oi tc Feii:i!c school
" n>:' L'uy m''y hr "a competent Assistant uar
t;c' .ai'> III tisr Nu>icn department. Letter. on
=" -' "c' MAY he ;m:,rr-c,i To ne or any ni the
"atd "t Trustees. t!!,"''vd Wnn,ivilic f. o. s.
e.. Il. {. C.GElFFIN, Src'y.
S"pl. H., i-:iS d :S3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
sisEsey.s;c EI.fasI for Sase.

t. SHtScrhcr> rinJ,uSt 10 sell n
= Tract "f land in Abbcville District,
continuing al'nu, 300 acres: situate five
miles ah"v" Cambridge on the Stage Road
ti"m hNtn 10 Gircnvillc tourr House
This road Is tn" - trntihor"mghi;,re from the
Nountains /" Hamburg and Augusta The
improvements are toIrraalr-,hr frame of
The dw"!i'n" house is large and we'll arranged
and l. susceptible of being made convent
Int and c""'ier'a ahi" h"ildinS. There is on
he tract: an elevated and choice location for
= residence Immediately on The Grecnvrlle
";I'i. with an cxcelIen' spring of wafer con.
nlrnt. II ma. be made a superior and
r"i'' 'hr s'ard for tn" accommodation of
Jewellers. Their" is Il S,Ii'iricncy of land
pea hr the employment Of ei"h, or ten
''a"',s. Persons wishing to purchase. will
we'll im"n:ih!> examine the premises,
i''.!r> 'lIr subscribers Lodi, Abbeville
Di>'rlci. for further particulars.
Nll.SO\ & MrtR tCKAN.
y =. The stock "tEa'tIr and Hog, NAV
'nA w!l'' III, premises.
Or. -. 1887 Il :,7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
Safe OF South I a'oIina.
EDGEFELD i;lS1Rt(rr

TE7IiESE presents wi 4 ccr,,tl to all oncern-
IL cd. that we George NJ Newt"n residing
in the -ity III :tugus,a ard State of Georain
ana John q. Il Ford. rrsi,il,. il, lie town al.
Hamburg IN the District aforesaid, hn,.. orI,,, Il
and do hereby form Il partnership under Tue act
al the General Assembly al tic tn,e OF south
CARROLL Il n";!:"IiZn'; tie formation OF Limited
Part "r-hits.!t, the p,ic.,as. and .;c of Goods.
~ mcrciiand,2c .wlIir SHES. - "a be ar
ried a." IN s.,t'. iowI o! lIaubirs under the name
and >iyic oI Joh9 -. Il. Ford AMI 20 continue
for and during the term OF live wears & ON the
date ..c, col. The said Jul,. q. g. ord is tie
Genera I'arl,;cr and the sad Gee. N. Newton
Is the = "clai partner having actually cent, ibu-
ted the sum If five Thousand dollars t the Gem,
mon srck.in .c,.in ony wliercrIw we have, here o
set our hands ibis li't day oT October eighteen
huusl, cd aud thirty caht.
rS;.rcd1 Gi.D.M. NEWTON.
"e"'l JOHN -. D. FORD
Signcd and arkrnwl, dyed in rhc presence OF us
rS.,c, GiD. rARKhTT.
ELLINGTON FORD.
Hamburg. Oct. i. - sc
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~ o tic G.

ON Monday the 18th ,,s, between Eli.
~ Jah Watson's and Artcrnas Wnrson'>
at the Ridge. in this District, on the Ro ia
leading from Columbia. was induced to
apprchcnd young man of suspicious ap
pearancc, who was mounted oil fine horse
The horse is five years old, Of reddish
roam color, ofInrge size, white hind Zee, Il
white foot locks, black main and tail. From
circumstances, am induced To think that
the horse was stolen in Georgia. rhconn-
er will come forward, prove property, pay
expenses and take him away.
TILMAN WATSON.
Oct. 10 IS
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sSGses:s sJaY Negro.

~ NV ti son, the subscriber, on
HE 1871! at September, Il negro man
IA" nrr"r Of W NHREN. about % or
''"nr> "i'i. il,Ninr ;h>: SuHc of his fore
a. l''> presumed ,hn. he has shaped
= "";lr~' i"r Charleston. :. &. \ liberal
'"""' VII! ~ pn,i i''r his apprehension
! al >atc keeping. -" 'hn' get him again.
BYRD VI. GRACE.
:. Letters viii r"ar;, me either ai Co
'1inhn>, Ga. ar l;cnr> Court IIonsr. Ala.
IL in' ',c'rgin nnI Souh Carolina
''> Wi; copy rh. ah'vr trur times. and
oct" ard hr'' arc"mniS tn his office Co.
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