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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

TERMS OF THE RiCHBOED ENQUIRER
a. Tas Enquirer Is published three times geek da'
~ The seSsioa IF the State Legislature ard s'oIee 'oeek
..,,r The rest of tie near.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

9Qie Dt i.Grf ia he STrHIe Grant,
In tNcESi MAC" >I..--Cm'rr superior Court oil Law
iS %v';i H. ,..,,,, mn, oil. IS Piaintits:
Simon r.,en ana others, H. cui'nts
On H. 90 the owners il:u: Lott :si the LU!
he d., collect third iuhzaticn money
which by H. !o,,. nncoectod until
,,v L., I'd. -. lot. p !"'. 90 d herewith,
;'i ,nd PIT Of Lots "h'ch h''" "'acy sIm
oy the said decree to raise IL -" '.ns ol ue
thereby ordered !" oe co.cteu vi hc P
and which sold under SAID decree
The Court deciding whether the Lots aud pats OF Lots
oId un6 sdL two-tds OF the cqua!zhton
remaining orthd Of the equalization money
dom order the said collector do proceed 10 collect
the third Of the equalization money remaining 10
far m upon Lots and parts Of Lois sold under sad
upu l and ih" ~ cases ol Genut
Of said collector DO after the nhday OF March nrA'
seI such Lots parts Of Lots much thereof as shall he
the SALE the remaining oe d
of money aud the OF survey ava Foft-
lion with which thcy respectively chaig'abe winch sale
shall be advertised and IN all respects conducted IN INC u
nor and upon prescribed by saId decree OF July,
by the icfetu order That SUBJECT ui Deceh
b> 1870 except that payment o. the eArcnes of sale Shu
h, .our.d in cash Aud sad Collector directed TO report
s and after the bonds for the purchase
collect the and the money Eo
is Court subec, TO ts future order And the Court
If decide whether the Lots and parts OF Lots sold
sad decree July 1920 chas"nr with their pro
nins of remaining Ouc-ih OF equalization money ana u
r ypcnsc and and whether the PROPORTIONS
uron Lois nuh OF Lots of the expenses
cJ h. and whchcT claimants under said decree
of IuIy 1880 whether paid, he paid entitled 20 "lc-
RED theeon and whether the Lots aud parts Lots already Sold
or 20, 10 be sold, ciatg"ahc With such interest
y. c. KINNEY, &C.
Of the above decree The
cre viii sell the oon. Lots and OF Lots, much
@ ,n;se tho several SUMS thereto public
.I nIN Ipnea EHpr Tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
For the benefit Of the tnwn OF Waeelin2, lass NO
TO be drawn a, Alexandria, Va, May 20, lS3o.
SpiExuID SCHEME.
GSA 600!
!SAsEE'S
.VesV LOTTERY y Exchange Office,


Drawing of the Virginia Norfolk Lottery, extra,
Class No .
ID an II 10 - - Ii q CT 43 IS 81
Whole ticket Nos u - 43, capital prize Of $3.50
sold and paid At sight b. NAHu'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
March 81

e CHARD PAGE, AECHrEcI, MACHISisT, SURVEYOR, &c
brs respectfully Inform the citizens of Scimond
an Virginia general that he has loo ed in Petersburg Tor the
Of the above named busness-and Ie 10
fI:,- and Of for all kinds OF
oIr work and machnetyto nprInend the carrying into c
Ter, The of other gentleman aud to surrey and measure
builders work, land, &C., &c
L. T. that being Practical Neeadne no sna p
w and application business succeed gaining the conencc
o. aa giving satisfaction to, ;hoss gentlemen may favor nm
H''n their commands.
It'll immediate attention: and pstsonai application may De
made Nh p either his office Or at Mrs. Walkers ria""h
street, Petersburg. =, ,,.,.. :,
Blame Lcmone, do; Thrift & Co., Bnokseiicss
Ann, n I2-3m
-,p'l Id
NOrCEA area bargain wl be sold gentleman wishing
.ei,e h.elf on splendid establishment, viii eel! my
fss yn in tho upper of Chesterfield County, nodr Goode
oil e ho an ample sucency Of wood land attached to the
~ We buildings surpassed by IN the county, all III
Pe The situation raIe surpassed IN beauty per
n'hy 'nd we'll supplied with tho Prres wafer. poay
coa fScoveei the upland, not far from the rVef ana
goo by the hos, Golfers The main body oil the coa
ss " % yh q" Ap?ona,;oy which is aaveahe al all sea-
sonS % ".'Hrg offer this tru establishment Tor sale on
VI III 'h hang ,lvsr best physicians to reside
10 lime stone regions e an excellent stand a
ana Tor" esprcii o Professional man. The pur
ohSo' WIZ S! 'ln" 1" adv small portion OF the pur
lowed, fdesed. Those w,.u. "a ss,,i on .ncI Farm will
cal! aud oSannc Tor themselves Possession this fall
- WILLIAM S. OYERToN,
Goodies Br'is., Chesterfield County va,
" B-To company Iai viiua MINING
fr coal would PITT wn,hr Tho
wio feel disposed engage so ptoh,sbe business
il carly application be made w s. o.
id'hefc5y certify that tried Of , AIKEN from, Mr.
oTeroa lind OF pit about 81 feet sep hurn
hesitation stating nv belief there
large body coal! and properly sought after might
WILLIAM WlLHERSoN.
AHniH .ll3-] Blacksmith
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Notice hereby given that in of the above decree The
vii, following Lots and pnrs OF Lots, or so much
,brrn rs will the several thereto annexed at pubic
,ucon nj The Cae Comr house Friday The 2d day
r limo nsIt upou and eighteen months eHccpt
the peoscs of SALE which vi" he required cash. purchaser
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-06
Edgefield Village
FEMALE .fC.ED EyN y.

ME exercises o. this Institution Will re-
II commences OH Tuesday. the st day Of jan
aary, 1899. The Rector informs the corIinunl.
ty, that Miss STARK, who has assisted him this
year, is engaged for the next also. With the Us.
sistance Of this lady, and Of Mr.. Bacon in the
Musical Department, all the Ornamental branch
es.of Dra,oing, Painting, Ncedts-,cOrk (, Music.
will be taught i'll this Institution, together w,,E
the solid branches heretofore taught. BOARD.
ING can be Obtained in the house of the Rector
for thirty pupils, and i'll neighboring private.
houses to any extent desired. 1t is particularly
desirable, that those who intend to place their
children in this Institution for the next v. ar,
should do SO in the first week Of thr opening o,
the school in January; us, in that week the cIas
ses will be formed for the whole system to COM
mence its operations OH Monday OF the second
week.
The school room is provided with fire places
and fires to make it comfortable in winter. amt
the hours OF instruction are the same in that sen
son as In the summer. SotIat the ADVANTAGE >
for study in the winter will be equal to those in
the summer. ~
Prices in the Solid Branches aud Music the
anne the next year as this. For Drawing n, d
Painting, 80 per luarter. For Needle-work.
SO. Payments quarterly in advance.
w. b. JOHNSON, Rector
Edgeield. Nov. !. 1888. c 80
The South Carolinian, Charleston Courier \
Mercury, Augusta Chronicle IL Sentinel and
Constitutionalist will give the above two weekly
insertions, and forward their acc cunts to this OF
fee for payment. #{.
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Register Of the Land Office for the Spring Filed
d'srlcl Mo-. which se. MS 10 embrace tll.' opit.
ions of many i'll different ctions of the coun.
try. J. ).
Having travelled much over The states, both
west and south, and having heard much said in
favor OF DIR Sappington iev, pills, do here.
yc"riiy tl'atl believe there Ilus n've. We; been
any medicine offered to the public so efiicucious
IN The cure of f"rers a. thai which, i,c llr. pre-
pared. have known many labonring under f..
vrr and ngue, cured in tn course OF l,on, "a to
a. hours; ard all cases of fever ia which have
known It used. it has never failed to effect q
cure. so far as known to me, in a s',orter time
than any medicine have ever known used I
d" the ef"rc recommend it 10 all persons labor.
| ing under fever, Us the best relredy known to
| the public. JOt L II HADEN
fresh supply of the above valuable medi.
c,ne IL offered Tor sale at the Edgefeld Drug
Store.
April 10 II
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PROSPECTUS
OF the OLD DOMINION.

) published, in eiOwn Oi Portsmouth,
4 Va, 81 new weekly paper under the
above title. 10 be devotcdio ilre propagation
aud defence OF the cardinal principles Of
Jetlersonian Democracy. Believing tha,
the American people are on The eve Of "a
more eveDtful crisis than any ever wi wi,ues-
sed since the foundation of our government
the publishers will devole their undivided
energies TO the great work Of fdiiiusing use-
tul knowledge among all classes. Threa-
tened as we are with Il trinity Of aboInina-
tions, viz. high Tariff-Naiional Bank
and Abolition--the 'war, pesiilence, and
tamine." crewhile predicted by Western
prophet; we feel imperatively called upon
to expose zealously and perseveringly, the
unhalowrd designs of the trading poli,i-
cians who would barter away The priceless
legacy hequeathed to us by our fathers,
purchased by tears aud blood. We shall
oppose National Bank in any and every
form in which it may he presented, as un
constitutional inexpedient, dangerous. and
maniiestly unjust; we shall warmly aud
! strongly advocate our long cherished
principles Of Free 7'rade and Equal Rights
equal burdens and equal benefits; equal
means Of acquiring wealth, aud universal
education; and ofcourse shall undevialingy
oppose all n,onopolies and exclusive privi-
eges. The unsremly .Ieiormitirs of Aho-
il"n will he handled without gloves. BE-
| lIevIn2 that cOnnexiOn between the
Banks and the Government would prove
an endless source Of difficulty, embarras-
| ment, ani corruption, no pains will he
spared to prevent the foul and Ieprous
union. Maintaining, as we do, that La
houri the s"urc' Of all our wealth, our
| only primitive riches-tha industry is the
ilrs' cause of value and the true origin of
all The neressaries aud even luxuries Of life.
we shall consider The claims of the useful
occupations, the labnuring and productive
classes, who alone create real capital as
paramount to dHothers: The PIanier n ~
the Mechanic will, therefore, find i'm tn,
Ctd Domtn,On" AL unflincnins friend at all
times, and under all circumstances. The
enormous evils Of the mischievously pow
enul moneyed corporations which now
bes'ride the land. " i'll be tearlessIv unna-.
kcd, aud The inevitable tendency Of such
institutions unhesitntinglv exposed. The
'crcsts of the Merchant " i'll by no means
br overlooked. A portion of the paper
VIII be devoted to miscellaneous subjects.
such as poetry, moral tales. essays, ETC..
ETC.. IN order 10 make it pleasing and in
ieresting, as we'll as useful
AT time when the great question #
national salvation or national ruin is star
ing us in the face, we cannon hut confident,
~ hope that the people will lend us their
most hearty cooperation and zealons sup
rorf in the arduous undertaking in which
we are about to engage. They are begin
nIng to be aroused To sense of their i'm
'"inent danger, and they will rally to the
rescue. Our motto is. "a fair field and
II" favour" THEOPHlLUS FISK,
A. +. CUNNINGHAM.
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CONDITIONS.

The OLD DOMINION is printed every
Saturday morning. upon en- ire new rype,
ani handsome paper, and will be aff6rior
~ y lesefieeE r. who receive their papers b
mail. at the unusually low price of On
Dofldr for six months; TO subscribers who
have their papers left at ;heir dwelling
by carrier one dollar and twenty five
r"nts, payable in all cases in adrance. -,
npon the reception Of the first number.
Letters (posi paid, or forwarded by a
postnastcr) To be addressed to Fisk 4
CUNNINGHAM. Portsmouth IA.
Those who forward ten dollars shall re-
rrive eleven copies. Nov. %, 1873 tf42
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Furnan Instisutiosl.

EOR the classical department OF 'his lnstitu-
ID ton, the Board 0f Trustees have elected
the Rev. N. w. Hodges as Principal, and the
Rev. p. Il. Hammond, Steward and Farmer.
The Principal has also secured MIR. John
Davis as Assistant teacher, tor the ensuing
year, This school, therefore, will go into op-
Grafton on the 2nd Monday in January next;
under the superintendance Of Ar. Hudges.-
Tho Principal and Assistant are both cxperien-
eed teachers, and each has prepared Students
for the South Carolina College. MIR Hammond
has served for 3 months past, us steward und
planter, and bids fair to fill his station with salts.
faction to all parties
g The rates Of Board and Tuition will be fixed
at the next meeting of the Board, with little
variation from the terms ola year. which were
$lOO for board } 'alId from $2O to $40 per nll-
mum Tor tuition, payable half yearly in advance.
Students will be required to labor two and u
half hours in each day, for which they will re-
eeivc reasonable compensation; to be deducted
from their bonrd in the last session. Parent: or
guardians may have their SONS prepared either
for the Junior or lower classes in College, or
have their instructions suited to Il high order OF
English education
The Principal has resolved to enforce strict
discipline; and cultivate the moral as well rs the
intellectual powers of the youth committed to
his care.' His etfnr,s in this way will be sec.
onded by the Executive committee who ure dc.
termined to take every practical measure to re-
move temptations. rs far us possible fionI this
Institution, which NE calculated to lead the stu,
dents into immOralit,cs or disorder. The com.
stitutiOn und laws Of this inttiiltion vii he fur
nished to any one who will apply to either OF
the members Of tho Board Of Trustees. 1t is
earnestly requested. that the parents and quar-.
idans who send TO this institution. would strictly
observe that law of the Buard of Trustees
which requires tnat all monies sent Tor the Use
.sof their SONS should be placed in the hands o
the steward, to be iven out rs necessary and
not to authorise any student to contract any
debt, without the appreciation Of the steward, =
In order to enforce this law, it is hoped parents
and guardians, will refuse the payment o any
account contracted by minors( without such ai
thority;) especially for wine or spirits DC. Az"
plications Tor enterance must be made as Sool
as convenient, in person by letter. to the
Principal, at Woodville +. q. Abhcvile Distrc,
Or to VIM. Smith, near the Institution
JNO. DAVIS, President of the Board.
Nov 8, 1888 AZ
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New Fall and Winter
O0DS.


GOODS.
II he subscribers Leg leave to inform their
. friends and the public generally. that they
are now receiving their stock of Fall and Hin-
Goods; consisting ot the follow my articles
upper Sd black liuiian LusI'ii.g Silk,
Gro de Swiss do
' Sinchew do
q Figured do
% colored - do
I" MusiiI Le Lane,
Eiglis. Prints, new style,
Fancy de- and blOi,i ming do
d Furniture do
red dand white lunnels, white Canton do
Is ack und coloi ed a am. 4 Cnc,s>ians,
ID Gro de Nap eri.O
GA FIR aud ng d.,
"a COo, ation Cord.
Ladies' super fancy siI. Sllaw.s ulld Wells,
plain Lama do
reu nierIiiO do
silk and bullion fringe do
c"lorrd merino and chincilc bor-
4" China k Hose,
Ladies black ribbed do
woIsted and merino do
{" whit" d dcolorrd cotton do
rencI muslin worked Collars,
silk, beaver and hoskim uluves,
optthCt tilu D't
linen 'um,rc Il,!kfs.
mourning mus in Collars,
~, super. English Sta" Bornets,
Long lawn and Irish Linens Diaper Towels
"a Table, "a Il Al Diapcrs,
"A good assortment Of Satinets, Casmeres and
Neslng-,
Blue. black and invisible green Cloths,
Furniture fringe aud Dimity,
Cotton net Shirs and Suspenders.
Mems bnt askn, woOen & cuiied Berlin Gloves
mixed and wnile Ialnb's wool half Hose
g black silk aud Ors cd do
% silk pocket iidkis und black Cravnts.
Stocks, Lim.n i'oscmls and Collars.
- English and French black Bombazin.
A good assortment white plain ,acone, null and
Swiss Muslin
figured and plaid Swiss do
Bobnets. ilIsertings Thrend Lace and F.dsin.
Power loom Ticking aud Russia Diapers.
ieacied and brown Sllirtln.s and Shrct;nrs
WOODEN i.ins"ys and Washington jeans.
heavy goods for servants,
ID 10-4 Ia Whitney Blankets.
"a, 9-4 Duff Gor Neoroos
Negro Shoes,
Also, n good assortment Of mems. boys and Ia
dies fine Shoes and mems Boots.
liens line Hats, Fur and Seal Caps,
Boys cloth Caps and wo" Hats,
ALSO,
Sdddiery. Hdrd,rar. Crockery. Tin, &c.
With many other articles too tedious to emf
mcrate. which will hr sold on accommodating
terms for cash. or on time to prl uctual custom
ers. NICHOLSON q PR, SSL: Y.
Nov IA, 1898 # Al
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State Of South a olina.
EDGEEELD l.ISTRICT-

"HESE presents will certify to all concern
IL ed, that we. George NJ Newton residing
III The rity of Augusta. and State of Georgia
and John .. Ford, residing in the town "f
Halnbnrg III the District aforesaid, have forme d
and do hereby form partnership under the act
nf the General Assembly ofthe State of South
Carolina authorizing the formation Of Limited
Partnerships, ,f"r the purchase and sale OF Goods,
Wares merchandise. which business is to be ear
RED on IN said town Of Hamburg under the nurne
and style "John .. B. Ford aud to continue
for and during the term of five years from the
date hereof. The said John o. b. Ford is the
General partner, and the said Geo. M. Newton
Is the Special partner having actually contribI-
ted the sum of five thousand dollars to the CON-
mon stock lin testimony W hereof we have hcr
set our hands this fifth day of October. eighteen
huudred and thirty eight.
Ts;aned, GEO.M. NEWTON.
ls's"eo'j John o. B. FORD
Signed and acknowledged in the pressfceof us
lsigned,7 , GEO. PARRO1'T,
} WELLINGTON FORD,
, Hamburg, 3 C.. Oct s.. 1879 if36
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Collie Mixture.

NHt. above is a never Iang cure for that
Il variety ofcoiic, SO distressing to Infants,
a"d 'o' winch the most injurious anodyue sub
S""thins.nnd instead Of producing costiveness, it
usually operates gently OH the bowels
This remedy has now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation, which
9"ack medicines made to sell. cannot command.
1t is extensively used by the best pbysicians in
the ountry, and to use the language of many a
mother acts MS a charm. While It aIIay, the
pam and lus the child to resl. it does mol eave
behind 1t those unpleasant symptoms. which
i.aaaahnin' 'batemnns Drops, &c. generally pro-
auce. AmpI" directions accompany each vial;
y certificates ofits efficacy (f required) can be
produced from the most respectable citiZens of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale by
kiiCliEN& ROBERTSO IN Hamburg,
EDW WEBB. anderson G. Fl.
VIM. HACKETr. Pendleton G. Fl.
:, DR.. E:J MINIS, Edgs6eid e. III.
Feb 1888 ,r1
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COOKING STOVES, . G.

NHE undersigned has-jrst received a nige
II supply Of improved STOVES for Coal
and Wood. Of entire new patterns. ard Of va
ro,is sizes viz:
The Peoples Coal or Wood Cooking Store
Superior to any heretofore i'm use, not only on
account of convenience. the perfect manner in
which the cooking il performed. but also OF ac-
count Of the economy Of fuel which it effects.
The Patent Greciun Pdrlor Crate,
which for beauty and economy excnls all others,
producing greater cffecl with lcss fi,el.
The f'arior and Hall Stove,
passing heat fromthe basement to theupper part
through fues into the four corners and through
cddiional columns
The Parior and Pipe Franklin,
with plain and urn tops. for wood or coal. new
ly constructed with sweiled back. sunk HEARTH
door front. &c
The Ship and Steam Boat Store,
calculated to cook for SO or 200 persons, with
less fuel aud greater convenience than any other
stove now IN use.
Also, Variety Of SMALLER STOVES.
with the same improvements.
The BOr & g. Plate Store,
open and plain tops, Of various sizes, from IL to
36 inches.
Also. American. English and Russian Sheet
iron Store Pipe. Sheeting and Brazing Cop
per. Block Tin, and Tin Plate.
All of whirh he offers for sale low for CASH
or approved paper, ut No. l6S Broad street n
the Sign Of the Coffee Pot, nnd directly opposite
the Eagle & Phoenix Hotel. Augusta
B. f. CHEW.
~" The highest price will be given for Old
Pc,cter, Copper. Brass aud Lead.
Augusta, Ga. Oct. %, 1893. If 80
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~ o I'll e e.

Monday The 18th ,,lsr. .bcrwcen Eli
IN Wa's"n's and Artemas Warsonss
IN" Ridge. i'll this District. on the Road
''ad'ns from Columbia. l was induced to
rprehend young man of suspicious ap
'.hrahcc." n" was mounted OH fine horse.
hr morse lis five years old, Of a reddish
roam color. oflarge size, white hind fee, &.
white loot locks. black main and TAIL From
circumstances. am induced to think thar
fhr horse was stolen i'll Georgia. The own
'' will come forward, prove properly, nav
expenses and take him away.
TILMAN WATSON.
Oct. 10 10
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Notice.

"A LII persons indebted to The eslate of
"a Stephen 'Fompkin-, deceased, ARE re-
GueS'ed to make immediate payment. and
those having demands to present them pro-
perly aucsted.
WILLIAM BRUNSON, -4d'mr.
Sept. 6. le3S If 32
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" OTfOE.

a Ill Persons indebted to the late Joab
IA fadg"t. deceased. are requested to make
payment; and ali persons having demands A.
sh'nst the estate OF said deceased are requested
to resent them duly atlested.
WIN. PADGET.
o'P enher %. 1870 &C 3l Admir-.
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I'D IL Y q 90 DS.

Which he has just eccived from New York
and IL now up ming at the New Store udioin-
in. Nj Hnhba.d DIS Hotel in Hamburg.
His stock Is ex,ensivc-New-and bought or
ash all OF which he offers tor sale nj as low
prices az can he bongh, in any Southern ity. He
deems it entirely unnecessary to enter into zen.
nral enumeration of the articles of which his
.>s"rtment is COMPOSED or 10 hold ont any in.
dncemcnt which may not in the practical orern-
tons Oi his business he realized, bu, simp v 10
state that he intends to keep his store furnished
ni 'li tmies wth'te oest & most desirable articles p
and (as far as possible to do) al assortment of
every thing that belongs strictly to his line of
business, and that the bnying and selling of Dry
Good. will constitute c his sole and end;nG nurs,,
aud leave it to those with whom he sha Il he 80
fortunate as to deal TO decide whether he can sell
rs cheap as others engaged in the same business.
JOHNO. b. FORD.
Hamburg, $ G. Oct 5 1873 alb 36
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FIR ESH SUPPLY

OF BEGGING, ROPE & BACON,
JUST RECEIVED ANDFo SALE.
00n Pieces best HEMP BAGt,ING,
~SIO 2UU do wide TOW do
100 Coils OF small II, mp Rope,
100 do. do. Tow do.
500 lbs. nglisll Irvine,
10000 prime Bacon Sides,
Sugar, Coffee and Molasses,
Salt, Iron and Steel
Teas. Lraf and Lump Sugar,
Brandys, Wines. aud Cord,als,
All Of the above articles, or any rl,a, we may
sell, we wili,caTrant to he of the best guaityn
viii sel .e-nrtler or otherwise. at the lowest
possible prices; aud we assure our friends & tn,
public generally. that orders for Bagsinp and
.iope,o any other article in our line, shall huve
unr best tention
We stlllcontnue t" transact business on Com
mission, will attend tn the selling or storing
of Cotton, any other business eniruste,ito onr
care. III. |. JEFfERS IL Co
Hamburg, July H. 1888 ne3
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tate Of south Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

David (JnZts. vs. ATTACHMENT
William Drum. AssuMPsIr.
NHE Plaintiff in this having this da,
IL filed his declaration in the Clerks Office.
and the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney
known to be in this State, unon whom a copy
of the said declaration may be served There
fore ordered. tina, the said defendant do appear
and make his defence within year and day
from the filing of the said declaration. or final
aud absolute Judgment will be forthwith, awar
d to the said Painliff
GEORGE POPE, c. c. p.
Clerks Office, Edgefield, May II, 1873 IS