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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-23
ISAAC L. KNAPP & CO.


NOTICE is hereby given, that
In in pursuance of a deed of trust. exc
cuted by Ebenezer Dickson and Ephrsim
Bound, of Lowndes county and State Of Mis-
sissippi, on the twenty-frst day of February
one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven
to John NJ. Grant, of the county and state
aforesaid. as trustee, to secure the payment
of three promissory notes therein mentioned
and described, to Roddy Smith II will, as
trustee, offer, at public sale. at the Court
House, in the town of Columbus, Mississip-
pi. on the third Saturday of February next,
(1838) within the hours prescribed by law,
all the right, title and interest, which the
the said Dickson and Bound have, in and to
the following described lot or parcel of land,
lying and being in the town of Columbus,
better known as part of Lot No. /, in Square
No. 8, North of Main-street, it being on
Market-street, % feet, holding its width
and running parallel with Main-street Go
feet, east together with all the tencments
Embellishments & aPpurtenances to the same
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Dated this twenty-Second day Of January,
1898. John M, GRANT,
Prs fee 81 so 4w19 sTrustee.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-23

Mail Arrangement.
Northern via Florence Louisville,
&c.
DUE-Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays,
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
CLOSES-Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays
at 8, p. M.
Southern, via jackson.
DUE-Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays,
at 3, A. M.
CLOSES-Sundays Tuesdays, and Fri
days, at z, P. M.
Eastern, via Tuscaloosa, Mont
gOmcry.
Wednesdays and Fridays.
at7, P. M.
CLOSES-Sundays Wednesdays and FRI
days, at 8, P. M.
M Obfle, via PiCkenSVille, Green's
bOPO' &c.
DUE-Suudays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
at Z, Pan.
CLOSES-Sundays Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 8, P. NJ.
POmtOtOc, via Aberdeen, Cotton
Gin.
DUE-Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
at S, p. M.
CLOSES-Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 8, p. NJ.
Winchester, via Macon & Dale
Vile.
DUE--Mondays aid Fridays, at s. P, M,
CLOSES Sundays and Thursdays,at 8 P NJ
Greensboro, Mi. via Plymouth 4
StRRIkeVilIe.
DUE-SuDday noon.
SE.S-1' desday noon.
Houston, via Colbert.
DUE-Sunday at 6, P. M.
CLOSES-Tuesday at 8, P. NJ.
MillpOrts Ala
DUE-Thursday noon.
CLOSES-Thursday noon:
A. c. BURGESS. P. NJ:
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Ware House Charges,
have esfabIisIlei One foI ov

WE have established the fell OVy
w ing rates of charges in our business
at this place:
Storage on Cotton per Bale, or Merch-
andize per Bbl., for first month. IS CTS,
And half price for every succeed
ing month
Shipping, Receiving, & For
warding. OF delivering, 1912
Weighing Cotton per Bale, 1912
Do. mdz. per 100 pounds 3
Marking Cotton per bale, Ola
Commissions for advancing or guarantee
ing freights, s per CT.
Commissions on Sale of m:lz.
Do. on bacon az retail, 10 6
Do. for ua;anteeing
sales of Nero slanlize sold
on credit,
Commission Tor collecting.
And expenses attending the same.
StoFags. viii be charged on all A1erchan-
die Sid by US at the above rates,
Charges required III every instance on
delivery Of the articles stored,
CLARKSs co.
ESTES. & co.
Columbus, Nov, t8Sz.-9-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-23

TWISTS, Manufacturers of the Pre-
c;,o, =" Metallic Teeth, (from
the original recipe) as manula;,, - -
&. Amber, NJ. D. Dentist of New York,
having associated themselves together for
the purpose of practising their profession,
they would state that they have spared no
pains in making themselves acquainted with
every branch Of the profession, both prac-
tical and theoretical. and are now prepared
to perform all operations appertaining to
Dental surgery in the latest and most APP
proved scientific manner. Office on Main
street, under the Commercial Bank.
N. B. Teeth inserted on gold plate from
one to an entire set.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NHE. Subscriber intending to leave for
Il the north about the LIST of February,
respectfully requests persons indebted to tie
late firm OF Carroll & CrumpIer, and him
SELL to call and settle the same, as he is
compelled to make collections to meet the
demands against him.
1t19 JOSEPH w. CARROLL.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-23

Our special correspondent transmits TO
Us the following roace OF yesterdays pro-
ceciiug, in Congress-:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-23
New Advertisements.
GROCERIES,,
TUST received at the AUCTION
- & CONFUSION STORE on con-

USA' received al the AOG A1ON
- & COMMISSION STORE on con-
Segment, and for sale at reduced prices for
CASH only
125 pieces Kentucky Bagging
125 coils Bale Rope
500 pounds Irvine,
IS barrels Brandy and Whiskey
10 do French Brandy
IS casks Wines (assorted)
IS BOXES aud half boxes Raisins
100 do Spanish Segars
Go Teas
10 barrels Loaf and Brown Sugar
90 do Apples and Irish Potatoes !
10 boxes Sperm Candles
10 kegs Crackers
5 do Butter
S barrels MolaSses
so sacks L P Salt
1000 Negro Blankets
100 OvercOats
E. B. DRAKE, & co.
Columbus, Mi. Jan 90, 1888. 19tf
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Doctor Malone.

"AVING associated with him in his
IL profession Doctor JAMES r. JOR-
DAN, takes nlea.eeilire III IN recommending him
to his friends and to the rnblicj and has no
doubt from his long experience that he will
be able to give ample satisfaction whenever
called Onions or both will at all times,
when not necessarily absent, be found at
the office heretofore occupied by the former.
Columbus, January 1St. 1838.-17-H
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-23
FOTFCE.

A Ii. persons indebted to the Subscriber.
IN on last years account, will please cali
and settle by the first of next month. or
their accounts will (wi,hout distinction) be
put in the hands of an officer forspeedv col
lection, Z. FRAZEF.
Jan. Is, 1838-18-4s
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COTTON. CORN, RICE
PRAIRIE AND SANDY LAND
r OR S ALE
Jan. 2, 183s-16-tf

HN1E subscriber offers for sale the very
Il fertile and well known tract of prairie.
and timbered land, formerly owned by r.
Wa Carr, situated seven miles west of Co
lumbus, on the old Mayhem road, between
Messrs Sou!hall and Seth PEBBLES, it being
the west half of section twenty, on which
Mr.. Southall's plantation is situated, and il
not sold by the fifteenth day of FEBRUARY.
will be rented if applied for Also, body
Of rich well timbered Land. OH the east
side of the Bigby river; near (sav one and a
half miles above Columbus adjoining Me-
srS. Jones, o. P, Brown, & Mai. WIN, bows.
ing, Sloan and others. Also: a plantation
on the Hamilton road six miles from Co.
iumbus, OF $50 acres, adjoining Messrs ].
Rodgers, Morris, Ross, Covington and others:
Also, plantation on the Buttahatchie river.
(south sde) fourteen miles above Columbus
adjoining Messrs Wells, Stephenson and
others, in the neighborhood of SQUIRE Kali
DIR. Meade Mr.. Gordin and Mr.: Heart
which was lately sold to Capt. Shields. All
or any OF which, VIII VIII De sold on good terms.
Apply tothe subscriber at Putnam, Lowndes
county, ten miles above Columbus.
l.. N. FIELDS.
| Columbus, December Goth, 1871
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-23

Commission Business Mobile.
FHNHE Subscriber having returned to the
Il city, will give his personal attention 20
the interest Of his customers.
ROB. L WALKER.
Dec. IS, 1827.-15-1
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L.d.V.D AVID NEGROES
FOR SAIE.


WILL sell the best bargain in the coun-
4 try in'my plantation. lying one & hal
miles, South west of Columbus, immediately
on the Macon road, and on the Bigby. II
contains $40 acres. 800 of which is in the
highest state of cultivation, with very supe-
rior new fences, and every needful building
for cotton farm.
will, as to terms suit, the convenience oil
any purchaser; interest on time in all cases
will be required And / will. if necessary
to effect trade, add ten or fifteen likely
YOUNG NEGROES,
with blacksmith among them, in case a
little cash is mixed with the notes. And no
other security will be required than lien
on the property, which will be required from
any one who asks for credit. Call and see
US. If you cant trade with me it viii be folly
otry elsewhere.
EATH. L. MITCHELL.
Dec. 26,-f.
P. S. A second rate private residence
in the town of Columbus, would be taken at
fair price, in part payment Tor the above
property. n. L. NJ.
40 PIECES KENTUCKY BAGGING
IL 90 Coils Bale Rope. Just received
per steamer Triumph, and for sale by
ts-cI ESTE S & co /,
GOOPWOOD q TINDALL,
attorneys at Lao,
ABERDEEN, MI.
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Nov. 2, 1s37-8-tf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24

to serve. And now that the matter has
Undergone strict nn! impartial i"dicih! in,
vcstIca'i"n, and the result proves to br su
very Inconsistent with runIor. we sincerely
regret having passed IN opinion up it. Fl
this acknowledgement be Il III nIoner,cu,
tor the sin "unIElii,cd, we are free TO make
IL. Our exchange papers will please copy
tho above.
From Tie Memphis Ga-cf,c
b0t we b",irvc !. tU h" uE ;,.n,.li" TN:
every d!oii,ie:t .tcl man, v.ho va; at ,l,,.
:riai am h ~, he "v'.'c 80. w, Cu!;,.
''''"c'i "f 10" ,-i~:icc aud propricty of
'uh"r iiarry's decision. Mnuv in.lividu,Is
"ii" had previously been against the accns-
CO.. became satisfied Of their crror.and uricy
cd 'l.at they had been so has,y in forming s,
Expressing their opinion.
This was cmiucu:lv The case with won.
ticnicn who were summoned ii, :. Guard 10
attend The prisoners TO Bolivar. They were
Selected i!or all parts o! county the :":,i,
'l." prisoners that could Ir Gtun!-a pr,cau-
ton. wtiich, proper or Improper. was mo-
doubt dictated to our shrr::l i,y nn lu.ne,,
desire fnitlii.liy perform lis ,:u,v. T!,",n
gentlemen wcut To Bolivar vii, VIZ, i:rn,
bchci thai the mCn um,!rr their t.;,,rr..
ought To hr hnng as Inurdc;rrs. Bu. mn
sooner had The, hrn:,, III" testimony. tinp =
radical CHM" was produced in their sen
tl'ncntS. and many Of them. ia The fr;or o,
them feelings, declared they cu.ht to be r,:-
trcly acquitted.
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'Cnivcrsalists believe in God which

'Univcrsalisls believe in God which |
donot"
~ read with u comma after God. il denies
H''; u read without the comma, it only de-
mas the attributes OF the Cod described bv
uiiVersalIsts. i Th" prisoner aflir,ns this is
aii he meant. TIE Court say they know
best what he meant and put in the comma
90 Il man Is to be imprisoned for Il comma,
an'l that TOO while he denies tho comma
should be there
'I'n there he 10 mode Of saving this dis
Aonnr 10 massachusetts, this prosc!vling o:
;nhocis! --,or in his dungeon AhnHr Kuc"l-
aEd Will pcrvcrt more understanding, ;lan
ne would have done in Il century ii left to
himself. We bcsccch the enlightened trib-
unai. we SO highly respect. for the sake oi
christian freedom. for the sake of postcrity,
10 save the age, if possible, from the stain
oi the execution Of the sentence of inprison-
hlent against a man for no, believing with
'!e majority on rclgion.-Boston AdrccGtc
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lsaGCS1 'gnN ANED .yaESs "
Pss e ~.

PENiIE Suscrhrr has on hand Very LARGE
x supply of ready made TIN WARE.
Of all 'lcscrp,inne, which he offers ai whole
sal" or retail. &, rs low prizes rs can nr nf-
ior'!"d III this part OF the country. He has
al>o y large supply ofIhc ncw"-, fashion nf
JAPAN W WtRE,,omethcr with English End
Block Tin Ware Of excellent quality. Also
Copper and sheet lrnu Warc-Shc"iin"
and Brazing Coppcr,--H!nck tin. Stove
Sp"lcr. and Tin plaic-al! of which he of
tcr~ inr sale low for cash. ut 40 ltS Broad
strccr. Augusta. B. +. CIlEW.
The subscriber being truly thankful TO:
the very liberal patronage heretofore he
slowed unon him hv hi friends and the pub
lir generally, respectfully so!icits "A con;n-
uaHcc oi their favo:s-and offers his scrvi
ccs in either Of Ihc following branches of
hi hn~ncss-Coppcr fin, Shcc, Iron, and
Roofing D. +. e..
Augusta, Ga, March 5 rs
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'"!. rnninscr.--Thc Fayet,cvii;.
q ''"'r. ;:rc"mp;r.rs l;Ic notice of IN,
f"c'I ;sSnc!i'ion ot III, gentleman. -, =
h"'i"'! ro-naglnvr, Will! Il mercantile. !.n,.s..
y! 'ii- cay, viii! ihr t,iuwi:im REMARKS.
p" i"e iI'|H Tr"A,.-Thosc wlo NAV
rc"'' IL" >hr'" l:;!:.;ui IL G;r rs !: ro.Sl ~
iile s!"'"rh q! Col. Slri:in.:..scs, "a, Inc Ar
"HN;i "h'"H'n'n. which we iiiey:i in III;
r;'i"7. iiAy lave remarked E.~ pledge 10
'n''"'A a. ""h n:can in a i"iitcr! partner
sap. !"r itI" Vnrno~' "i pr"'no'n% .!., ..ra.
rH'''; ct H""'hr"n '"mm'rci:l iu.Irryn-
" ::;'' in n"'.'" ir!ow. i:,i. arr,a.s
i"' Ike h"fi'.,'"H pni:,f,, .:3., ;. i:,:.
~ '!i>' - III al "!hrr I"a:i:s. T." i, II !I.a.
no ;''i "p!o l. rH'i"rs'"n~ ana p:inririrs.
'0"n,'-' '''"i!ha ma! wei! H" r!uud ol !I;.n."
--CH"H ":un GDu,i,r.
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New Spring and SHssRlncr
e. % % I'D S.

rETIIE Subscribers be. leave to inform tlei
friends and the public generally, that the,
are now receiving their SPRING AND SUM
N E!t Stock OF GOODS, consisting of
Black and blue black Italian Lustring Silks,
Colorcd Gro dc nap do
Black Sinc!irw do
Colo; ed FIorcnccs.
SUPER. Black HpmbaZincs
""",! assortment '.a'l!"s .i!ncy IIan:;crchcis,
do a., do 10 10 !'.lt Ribbons.
La&ics hi,cl< and white Sill, and Cotton Gloves
do b.ac'. and cuDrt Il ![,d DO
do Blk White I. colo: d Gotten x Silk :Eosc
d, green. white a,d black Gauzc Vciia
Plain. .iackonei, Null, Swiss, IL Book hluslns
Figured and Checked do
Muslin Worked Collars.
Plain Bobnpt Eootin" and EGrinus.
y good assort'ncn, OF: Prints, Glngliams and
l'r,uch Mus;ias,
Printed .iaciunr, dp
Plaid Swiss do
Printed French C:nll.irs.
.ln asSormer; OF Ladies' Eonnc,s,
BONN, and Cap Ahhons,
Fine Satin STRIPE v'e A!us!:ns,
q - embroidered do
81 and G-.i Linen S'cci;nas.
.iiso. fOr Gam'cncn'S ,:nmmcr Erar,
Black, blue ana brown Cnm5lc,,
Black and brown twil!rd GUNNER Cloths
Brown and white Drilling, and brown Linens,
\ few pieces Georgia Nan!lcens,
White & coior'd |lnr+eilIcs K Valenci. Ecsting
Silk Poc!cj lIiudkcrc'i.iS,
Also, Black, blu" and invisible Green Broad
Cla,ts
Gcn:cmcn's coirr'd. white aud brown half Hose
do plain an'! rira!crl i'",nhaZinc stocks
do do do Satin do
TO Linen lioSom+ and Collars.
do black and crlprcd EIo-k. GInvcs,
Al Irish Linen. aud Blcacl.cd ;Shirtngs.
y GOO! supply of:il, rs aud Al brown Shirt
inc and "a Shccti;us
Plaid and striped Do,nrstxs. and Bed Tic.ngs,
y large supply Of Summer Hats.
Gcn,l":ncn's Si"e$ aud .'imc pwmrs
Ladies and Misses. Sho' and fine Slippers,
ALSO.
School Hoohs. Cap and Litter Paper.
Also. "a general assortment al
Hardware, Sad,l.crv. crnrkrlv and Tin Ware
Together with Il suppl, of
Fo"cinsc CSanbnrSs anil Cotion yurss,
And many other articles too tedious 10 cnnurr,tc.
They trclvery thankful! for the liberal patron
aye heretofore received. and hope by -tgiri Ell.
ton 10 business TO merit Il continuance at the
sam" NlciiNlSoN \ pHtSI.iI
Eigctich! March -! iS3~ tIJ
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l,XTr;crnIy,ry ''..,., , ,
%! Il >rl,a... .,,nc.! i.Dr,.,, .;, ,'',," ,
had ,n..,r,, Ii,,.,II '
army. az, ,.,rI.,r, ,,, t.. al '''>,
10 hI, o.,Iv ,,i ,', '''' -. '''''
brnc.J L,.r ,,,,,. I;. ,, '''''' 80 az VIZ
rcri,ucu, Arn,hn. '''' ''''
n, Ii,e .,ur,i,,.. .,.,.. .,I ... i'''
p1ni.I ,,,,. ,,.,.,,,;, =, &c -"
nout ,,',.IlI. 90 ,i
rirl. and L,,,.l,rl -, ,i, -
zinn In, ,,,,c H.. H.. III
!.,lriy ,}.uant.I,,,
cr.vci J., -. ,n,,n,n. .r;. '.'''
Auow!n. ,o, h,. ;,:,,i ,,n ,,,...', '',''
or rescue. iun,.l;,,,I, ,.,,.,,,,i;a,
insisted ,hal She >hnu,,i i,;,, ,,, ..,'
hich ,b, diI. u,J nn ,,.,,,...,;,,., No. ~
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"a &, I ( ce.

O. NIT HIS Grammar, Typography end
- NlaS, on the Produc,ivc System. Also.
SmiIh's Practical and Mental Arithmetic,
with variety of other SCUooL BOOKS,
may he found at The Store of
&. 4. DOWD.
March I, 1888 ,r5
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u db'E' a..

gENiIE Notes anc! Arco,.n,s of DR.. James
Il Sp"nn deceased. lave been left viii,
MIR. II. J.. JcilcrS. in Hamburg. All per
sons indebted To DIR. Spamn arc requested
10 can and pay Mr.. Jcilcr~, who is authorized
I" receive the money; and those having
demands aguins, the Estate will please rem.
"', mem to h,m. T.. SPANN,
narch ~ lcJo II . -4dm'tiir.
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MI Tic Canals @! The s:latc Of New YorI;
rInhl IN extent I" 900 mites. were oprarI
i'r navicniInn on lie 18th o: April. From
that day /" III" I'D of .\pniE, 90 DAYS there
were r"'"iv'd III tolls about acgtH'y thousand
fofi"rS. Oh 'hi~ sum Their va, received
at Ahany. S!2.S.i' 81: u, Troy. $9.Ui;
VI; ~ Sc'rnrci.Hy, S'@.,2'1 81. I'urai q,
ihc three place" named, $%|l. :.GGHo.
! he >im pad N Rochester ii 10 DAYS is
So.':iS III II :'nil,'in, S;;',S03 IS; and at
M"n'c%nnia.Gi6 S'3 30. TIE canals were
"l"ncdt:i'S y'nr days earlier tnnn in 1882.
dr'ng which !" days about $4,000 in toll.
lave been co.lrc:e!
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esasEcss EstJc;"c EGssi!:icr

Attention Est5t;:.c EDssi!Icr :.
NR7l!L be lct ut the place to lLr low
w est bidder, The building Of New
Bridge across Tu:h"y CGc"I. Keys Ford,
on The road l"nAina from Hamburg to Lii
berry Hill on Tie ID day Of June next.
BY order OF The Commissioners.
J. B. HOMES, Scc'ry.
May 10, 1888 eli
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n rLolLri' poET.-l'hr late Sir Egcrton
Bryd"': Is sadio have ~rirtcnin the course
.! one year, no less than 1000 sopne.s.
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Y e. 4 S.

Il EdcfEomnncc.-A Young man named
zones, wis some days, az" rescued from a
"n!"'y crave by the ir,rcpidity ot a ladv,
Mrs, Lee. Like a true Enisht, and u
gallant man. lie felt himself Eound to offer
ne lady a suitable reward. Pat we let the
LcNn%'"n tkS.) In,ciiscnccr tell all oflhc
s;Orv:-
a few weeks since VIC noticed the acci-
;cn'aI drowning ri fu,r r.cn in Tic L.ikin,
-. :r, .nf Il. ~, s"rr;.,iur rfnuoi!;cr
J"ic., bv til" iicruic conduct of n Mrs.
Lee, '" n" plugged into the stream, and sue
cc'dcd IN rtscui:!1 him from the fate of1,is
fellows. .i!r. Jones, VIC learn is younc
man "i fortune and accomplishments and
immediately after the event, he made in
Hu'I'rS rcspr"lin" the prcscrvcr of his life.
nnd a-crrii.ininG that she was "a yo,un wi.
dow, he offered his hand 10 her il, r,arringa
"h'ch was ;Icccr'cd; and the parties were
.joinr! III wt'.!oc!; III" ncx, ,luy-,hrcc day.
;!'i'f 'hci' tirsi tncc,nc in tic waters. Mrs.
Lee new Mrs Jones, can congratulate her.
sci "l'"n ha':n@ "i:sl"d fo!, Il husband"
"ii'' IA" it"~t entire success, arL from: tho
most !;t'i,.:,tG natives.
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from -. Chay!"%:na Cn.;r;cr

.'iNh's PATENT i;,rLE.-A pa,c;t Eii!r.
on an improved construction. has hc.a re-.
Gently Invented hy Mr.. William jerks. of
'."i"ihhl;, :. G., enc q: wiic!,, rs :; snc-
c'men' Tor The examination "i such persons
Il, nav call, vii! be cNiii!tch this ,iov. or
lie Rr3'lm, Room, between 70 md -
O'Clock. \. -.
IN" t":!nM az !Dcumcn': VIII s:r"w .,,,.
"N'h''n al Competent judges rs 10 is use
llIinc>S.
Mr. J"n%'s ncwiy invented RiAc. for
i""'!ln" AT HE breach, has ircn submitted to
an! "Nhh!nc'! hy me. III, Of the opi i..or
II Is tn" best Of The Lind. cnnlpri>in. some
OF til" most impoml:' requisites n' s,r!l in
''r'"a""'s, simrlicitv. CELEBRITY. .a
"rr"wjcy. u Ni'h = Ir,n "i' ,lvi..
He'' f~>t, "gig'r.i ,otn,.' &,
an" ire ii, !'bciI report is a. .pc.4
EN2c",ivc Oh!cc. CouinA.., =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24
ALSO,
WiYS. .SIIOE.S iND BOOTS.

ViIN. NEVl.N I ' y DJOJ :.
s::.sJs i'ar Of :-!tuS and Boots cnh aclu. very
<,,r and variety have u-i h,rn receives. hv lie
Subscribers. which tnr,,li"i with il."ir ,it,ncr
stock make Il general and complete assortment
S",iOlm found III III" cn:':...r.
'.l>o n a.!>rm" assortment %: ItSli!ONt-
RL| II tTs. suited tn ;i., .;"'iS:i,. To which,
t'.c,' iny!;, the a!t"!.ii': uI t":r .G:n"is
q. l.. = l.. penn !. 60.
i',lecie.d. 3.arr!: -. l-3- 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24
egE EssEE e. 81 Rs =.

cS z. re 81 AI RL Ai "a :.
No. 2;2 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEo.
Near the United States Hotel }
FETt1E Subscriber offers to the Citizens of
Il Edgcticltl District and its vicinity Il Rich
and Fashionable assortment of
w.ArCAGS, JEwEGLEnY, &c
OF the la,es, Style and importation, consisting
III part OF the following Articles:
Gnd lndcpendcmt Second Watches, with
from II to - Jcwcs,
Gold and Silver Levers, Plain d.. full JGwelled.
London Duplex and Anchor Escapcuent
Watches,
Gold and Silver Lepinc and Vertical Watches
Ladies rich Gold Neck Chains, new pattern.
Gcniencns Gold Guard and Fob Chl,ns.
Keys, Seals, Fingcr-R Rings, Brrast-pinS, lar
Rings
God a.id Silver Thimes, Pencil Cases, Spec
trccs. nc. SC.
Mantle Cios!ss, Flower S'1ncs and lE usic:,!
$50 MES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24
Ne s7' "seE'E3,c :s!;;i 'EGags2g.1"i'
G = g e EE Es4sIn.

y VTI, la.r ii,>l received :: hrnM!i,I ;s.:n.:-
y = ,acnt u ;,Dt)G;; ioi :.,r ,."ine,:'S S;riu.
m"r CDgis. HHatH'Dr.:> 0HI i''SiS vl.ic ,r, a,,.
prepared 10 i.;Nc M:.','c rp IL ,Ec nO-, FASH
ION ii:.t ~ ! IL aud an rr';,:n;I.h'r terms.
Also. :: general assortment Ready !,.adr Cio!!i-
ING suited to- tn. season.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18
Z AW SCHOOL.

The subscriber proposes (if a class can
be obtained, sufficiently numerous to
Justify such an undertaking. to open a
Law Schoo! in Staunton, the first Session
OF which will commence on the LIST day
OF December next, and terminate on the
LIST day of April following. Those no
may purpose to attend are requested to
communicate their intention by letter or
otherwise, by the LIST day of November
or earlier if practicable. And to such of
them as CAN'T is recommended to supply
themselves wi,hthe following text books:
Chitiy's Blackstone with Fields Analy-
sis appended, fuckers Commentaries,
the last and revised edition 18th an anal
ysis appended. Cruises Digest and Ste
phen on Pleading. 1t is believed that
few copies of each can be procured here
by such as may not be able to get them
else " here.
The subscribers fee will be $50, paya-
bic in advance.
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
Stanton, Angus: IS, lS3S-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18
STAgMEON
Ge4&EH STORE.
OCTOBER End, 1888.
0RiAIi

p. yAN.DEuRSEN s Co. have re.
ceived, in part, their iall supply OF fashion
nble Dry Goods, 10 which they invite Tho
attention OF their town and country patrons.
Rich new style Challies-very pretty and
cheap,
Splendid fg' Sains, Ponlt de Sue and Satin
Repp Silks,
Brk Italian. Gro de Rhine, and blue blk
Poul! de Sole do.
French and English Merinoe.,
Chally. silk and linen csmhr,c Hdkfs.
Ladies light ana dark French kid Gloves.
Gents Buck and Wool Gloves,
French kid and Morocco Shoes,
Plain aud corded Cassimeres, &c.
With many other desirable and cheap
goods, which the limits oil an advertisement
would exclude.