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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

lJ-soe a synopsis of Congressional proceed.
ings on I'd page.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

Corn, Fodder, Wheat and Oats.
Tro road Wagons, Carriage and Gig,
Blacksmith Tools, Household Furniture,
together With many articles not mentioned. Sale
from day TO day, and terms made known on the
day, Also, all persons having claims against SAID
estate, are requested to present them in due time
and form, and those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
WILLIAM PATTERSON, Err
Dee. -, 1889, us
n b, At the same time and place will be sold
a Cotton Gin, running works and Screw Also, a
smaIlf Of Eleven Acres OF Land, adjoining the
lands Of The heirs Of John Patterson, Jun'r and
the lands OF Clarke Wellington. By the Exeeu.
tors of John Patterson, Sen'r. decd,
LEWIS DINkINS.
WILLIAM ROSS
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rh,samt due Pub. Treas. lst Nov. 1899, 1880 Sc

Ih,samt due Pub. Treas LIST Nov, 1889 1880 sc
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND.
Cherokee bonds ,s'lc OF $50 lj,l74 Sc
rs $3.50 80
Prncipa! on Loans by In
trrpal Improycmt Board ll,025 90
Bk Dividends, Blk c. Fear, l,00s 90
Trans BY Int Imp Board 10000 90
Loans TO the Raleigh and
Wilmington X, Road, 10000 90
Cherokee bonds, transfer.
rcd To State Road, | $50 lS
] : billiard aud others, go 90
Add bal. due Nov. 1888, 3,752 %
--- 304576 %
Disbursemt firm Nv 1898 TO Nv. 80 3li,347 ST
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d. Comptrolle's Report. - Tho Comptroller Of
Public Accounts is required by law, at the close
Of each alternate fiscal year, the Legislature mol,
beng IN session to maze report to the Govern
or, who is to have the same published in FIVE
newspapers an the State The Raleigh Register
being one selected for that purpose, tho last con.
,ains tbc Tabular Statement accompanying the
Report, from which we copy the following reca.
pltulailon Of the state of the Finances;
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NOTICE.

r WILL expose to public SALE on the premises
- on Monday the 9Th day Of January next. the
property belonging te the estate OF Margaret Pat.
lersnn- dar' NJ cnn.Lstirn nf,
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This am. due Trs Int Imp F'd Nv. 80, g, 40 SO
LITERARY FUND.
Blk Div. of profts-Bk State 5l250 90
Bk c I6 500 90
Prin. on loans by Lit BID, 99,is0 90
Int. 9,SOS II
Int. Int Imp. BID 1855 10
Entries of Vacant Land 9737 90
Cape Fear Nav. Dividends, 1900 90
Roanoke l3OO %
YAK on Retailers of Spirits, 3OS7 10
Sales at Auction, 592 ii
Add bal due lst Nov, 1888, 27,2s5 II
- 26O,239 IS
Deduct disbursements from LIST Nov.
1888 to LIST Nov. 1899, 2l7,2e3 %
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

Mr.. Isaac c. Partridge, formerly Of
Chapel Hill, has, we perceive, fallen VIC
tim to the yellow fever, at Nutchez, Miss,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

The Huntordon, n. ]. Gazette, states
that application will be made to the lie.
gIslaturc Of the state TO incorporate Com
pany for the purpose Of manufacturing flax,
wool, cotton, and iron, with capital Of
100000, and the privilege of increasing IT
to Sl50,000.
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a Most Singular Circlmstaacc, w.
Gaul, Esq. Coroner, was called upon on
Saturday last 10 70 out TO Client, N. -
to hold an inquest over the body "a Jacob
Snyder, Jr. who was found dead IN the
house Of Jacob Holsapplc, in that town.
Snyder was found dead about eigh, O'Clock
IN the morning, standing nearly upright,
the breast and iorepart oi has arms resting
against staging or platform, erected IN
the room, which was formerly occupied
for ball room, for the music to SIT on,
with a square case bottle Of whlskey IA his
hands. In this position he was suffered to
stand until the coroner arrived. When
the body was LAID down on the floor, 50
great was the ruling passion strong even
IN death, that the whiskey bottle was with
difficulty taken out Of his hands. Snyder
was about forty years old, and Of intempcr.
ate habits. Verdict Of the jury: Death
BY lntemporance.-Hudson v. ~ Gas,
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A National Convention for the purpose
Of promoting popular Education through
cut the United States, has lately been held
IN Philadelphia. This Convention among
other things resolved to petition Congress
Tor an early appropriation of the Smith.
soman Legacy to the purposes Of Educa.
ton. The Convention recommended the
holding of State Conventions, or the for.
nation of State Education Societies. II
was further resolved to present memoir.
al TO the several state Legislatures, urging
the establishment Of system of general
education and also to request the several
states to direct the attention of thcIr re-
Spocl've Legislatures to the subject of gen.
cral education. A General Convention is
TO be held in Washington the second
wednesday in May next, 10 which the
State Conventions and Societies are re-.
1uested to send delegatcs.-RdL Reg.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
[S1e. 6.

ms fanben ifcb babur6 erlei6tert
nnlere bltrb cine lan9e Gntbaltun9
9eIdipibten Ofd9eiL pteien bieie 9robe
9tabrlln9 Surlif. Oiebre Oatrpien
famen altf Den Giufall Stllfe BON
altem getnen in 9SaIIer aifSnlDlen
uno lpenn lle ME Sueiuem Setg 9eipors
ben lparcn binrntcr Su ,pltr9en. Cine
Siemlidc 9lnSabl pala9iere befpl9te
thr Sctptel l6, metuer Selts, befano
mlb 9lIt pobet.
81 uuicr geincn tnbef3 nid)t eiui9
batern fennte 70 pernlinberte bie @ons
iluntirn cS if6ttar, uno mir eahten
init S6recfen al oie a3eit mo nnS ries
ieS leete @rhaltln96ntttel alls9c9ons
gen, imb mir gellbtbi9t ietl milrbetL
eitarNer 81 0erSebren: 9llletn Her
barmbcrSt9e 0ilnunel peridonte mS
nit ptelcn iuBerffenGjrao bon lln9luf.
Sa6 bantidbe Saufobrtell0tf oer
8 Of bene Stern ba5 etne iptiiers
i6aftlthe Heife Nab Scrneo ina6te,
ftcrerte ip9lelb alS cs pteSe9el inierer
S6olppen9 9elteben hattie, unlcre8iGs
tun9 birL erfannte ms ipfort fit
S6tfbrlt6i9e, uno elite ilnS on
ietllcn Ypro SIT nebnen. Seine Ses
1T I'M Stanee cine Sprifels
litu9 ppn rem frellptgen GntSlifen
ba6 mir tei Dem @errobren bcS Sdtfz
fcS elnpfanSen, bQ5 iln5 etilen1 eben
70 cntieelicbcn ais 9ctridcn Sebe ent<
rlB. s3lrct Srollcn perloren tbren
0crifaMb. Sd mebr ols Sret6t9 rpn
nn6 alIe ibre 0efleibun9 ouf9e9eiietl
tatten fpmareniGe 9ans noft ; nla9crt
bla6, fraftlrS, init etnem ftteren Vltf
uno ittnWber Stt!nme feGltc tbnen
ielbff htc &raft, tbre Sreltoe 81 du6s
crit nno man mnGte ffe III &pre
ben am Spro rcS 9ploenen SternS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
.abrsait9 IL.
S Sebinauuoet,

kDicIc 3eitung miro jeben Wtittiprd auf
Einem 9rcBeu SuperSHpDal 8r9eit, NIT gang
lteuen Sd,rifteit bcraus9c9cben.
Der Sublrtpttpns>91rei6 1T etn & baler
tes eSahrs, tpoprn bic $odlfte i'm Soraue
bn besahlen lit.
6cin SubIcribent ipirb fir ireui9cr ol6 6
RPcnate an9enpnmci, uuo fetner fam Die
eitun9 auf9eberE bis alle 9filfltdnee earauf
kbbe3ablt Fnb.
9sefauut,uatt)unacn, ipcldtc Elm @iered au6s
macben, ,peroen bretmal fir eilten 3haler
Eiiigeril6t unb fin jebe ferllere @irrildun9
Einf unc srpauSt9 Gent6. -GjrbBere nah
&erbiltni6,
Giejeni9e peld,e bic 3citune NIT Der lNrlt
Aoem Dcltrcitcr crbaltert mitlirn lclbif
besablen.
Sricfe an Den Serau6geber mitiTelI
70 Il tfre'i citgeIaubt pcrecnl lenlt meroe1 ite
5tidIt aiifgenpmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
} afarttn Gunsntalt
95arbter ltnb 1vriIeur.

sat Ieinc QGcbnung felt benz 1ten 9Ipril
mad, go. Z, gSilIcn'S Gebilloc, 9e9enitter
IShimerS cruderep, ncrle9t mclelbit cr oas
@arbtererL sSrilIerelL Soaarihnelcen
ac. auf Die ollerbcite @eife betreiben ipiro.-
5cld1e, Die oa6 Sarbtereu beim Siertel
panld1en, perpen feline prctic belcnbr!5 bis
ig ftuben.
SaS SdbrEpfcu
euo or aud, gu jeber 3eit phnftlif abDars
(en tme 9lassicrmcfer aufs Selte fd6rfen.
/ Gr maht cbcufall6 per II Ct cit oitf Ses
fcauug, unp ha er beicnoerS III oieiem Sice
Matte 9eNbt 1T, 70 9tdubt CT Iclhc Sur 3rl'
Hebenbeit broicncn gu f6nnerL Die tln nit
k,rem 8ertrauen becbrcu.
Gr miro 1Idb ltct6 beitreben burd cute uuo
;9e Sebienun9 Die Gjepr9enbeit ceS pnbs
fms Su erhdlten.
9taentaun, Stprtl 10. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17

G(cariprin9 lit 9Saidiu9tpn Co.
0)fb. mar am 13ten 9farS oer S6ana
p(ae Der 9luSllbung rcs fp9enannten
gpn6 @eieeeS. Gin OtantL 9tamenS
Wfit6ell, Del6er cine ,yrau II, Stno
mi6banbelt bate, irltrbe bon bem ailfs
9cre9ten Splf auf einen Senienrie9cl
9eieef utp inter Dem Slang berSrpnr
mel uno oem @eiauctSe, Der fcl9enben
Wten9e III ben Stra6en oct Stapt ber>
llmgetra9en.
Sian sp9 eine talte Wieile Don Oct
Stabt na6 SraperS Wtiibleamm unb
itlir;te i'm fppf iibcr in69Gailcr. Scr
auf pieie 9Seile @ctaufte mu6te nm
ppn llfcr 81 llfcr tm 9Salier it1ari6is
rcll, mpbct ibn bic Wienge NIT Sptb
bcnNrf bi5 man Inn enoli6 geftattete
bcrall5;ufcmmen. Ct marc Damn
iwccer nad lciner 9SpbiuIng eSeortirt,
no man i'm cntlie6. Scr Tt6ter
hattie ibn fit ieine @elralttbat an ber
Strait unb cem Sinb nur Inn ein paar
lumpt9c Shaler 9eifroft, lrprallf benn
be6 Gplf ibm 9ab, mas ihm 9eblitrte.
GU lebr mir audi ba6 Selbifre6t oers
ihatfen im9lngemcinen balcn 70 9iebt
c6 bp6 9elrt6e Sdlle, III lpel6em es
liCb pertbeibt9et laBt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
q Cl) t It I, q!

chr "1ubcpeubct 9iciftls9iduocr6"
Z habt cud, su terlammlen, Samta0s
ben 4tcn May rdhitcus, nm | llbr
, Hadlmittd9s, an eem Nauic bon
Gus GuoD, lit Soeieelbcrg Salms
lhir, In eoaer lluifcrm ulo nit Idus
BERN Gciuehr, I'm su pdraoireu.-
- Die SseioelbcrSer Muitf wiro ilb ;u
er 3eit eiufiubeu imb ale slbipclcuoe
N ! 9haler Strafe nutrlie9en.
# Sefchl bon
GbarlcS g. 8etf, Gapitan.
10. #--4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17

Sas Sanpfbppt lpel6eS slpifden
9tcnart unb 9teip Oorf fahrt brannte
i'm Safen ppn Tcnarf am %. y. Wtts.
Bis 0ltf ba6 SSailerrao ob. Der 8erluff
ppn @iltern uno bem SDDte ielbif fol-
lT6 bis auf 10000 Sbaler belanfeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17

Gine Gbefrau la9te 81 itrern Wsans
ne "Serl on biif NIT eem Seufel
pcrlranct! "Surb Serbciratbun9
ia - mar ietne 9lntlport.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
81 q C6 tt C6 t.

I9lae bicjeniocn, ncld,e nod an ben Inter
icbuetcn nS 8enbusettcl, pber auf irnit trz
no eilA strt ihulbi9 iInc, merScn ttcrmit
az IT .,miihen umt mb ocm 20itcn
Ipril absuse;abIcn. 60 lrcrrrn
zen erlrei,t, tpcltbe nrd redmds
beruu9en al llutcr;etdnetcn baz
lled)uung spild,en nun nuo benz
Ddtrm ou ihu eirSubdnpt9elr, mtcm
Ter 3eit nid,t6 mebr crhdltcn fpcrocu
ipeil or bis bertbin aue Der @c9eno
S0enricb SubnS,
ESbcittatl, 9lpril 10. ltq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17

Gin Serr be9e9nete etnem franfen
Nreunce. sic 9ehen lat9lam 20
reoete CT Sehieltcn an. "SSa - anti
lpcrtete cieler, "eS 9ebt aber nm 10
id,ncller NIT NIT -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17

cSn Sften pcbnt ell Wianft nell
der 70 ifarf in ieinen 9lrn1en 1T, CAP
CT fi6 be{ddftt9t Sheer aus Delntnprs
rett ~ oriifen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17

Gin iln9er 0iebesritter bradte fol-
oenoen Gcaff ous: "Ste Srailetatlfls
mer! 9Sir telpunpern iie, lre9en tbrer
Shonbeit: mir a6ten ite lne9en th@
rer Gu9eno iptr oerebren iIe, lpe9en
ibres @eiifes mir lieben iie, neil mir
ntd,t anGer5 fGnnen.''
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-12
NEW YORK

Three times has the Empire State rebukcd
her darling son, md now for the first time we
will witness the glorious spectacle in Van Blu
rcn's own homo, OF
A WING L, S, SENATOR,
A Wing GOVERNOR,
A Wing SENATE,
A WING ASSEMBLY
Albany, Mr., Van Buren's own home, has
gone against him by the unprecedented major
ity of SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY EIGHT.
Columbia county, in which his own beloved
Undertook is situated, has gone against him
by theun preccdcnted majority orMORE THAN
TWO HUNDRED,
1t is remarked as a fact worthy Of note. and
affords striking commentary on the effects of
his late e'ectionoerng tour through the STATE
that those counties Of New York, in which Mr..
Van Burcn staid longest during his recent tour,
have given the strongest mojorlIies against
him.
The Wings Of the State are in ecstacies al
the result, and Ehe name Of "lIarry of the
West" is now on every tongue as the candi
date for the next Presidency. We yesterday
gave The glorious news from Michigan. We
do not yet despair Of the Ropublic,--Nltche:
Courier.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-12
RANGERS SALE.

ANTlTL be sold at the Court House door
w in Liberty on the LIST. Monday in Jan
uory, 1910, the following named strays tc
wit
One Sorren Horse, taken up by Hardy
Brown, six or seven years old, appraised to $50
One small Brown Horse, taken up BY f.
Foreman, seven years old, appraised to S35.
One Bay Horse, lakenup by l., l.. Valentine,
appraised to $38 IS.
One small Bay Horse, taken up by ]. NJ.
Norwood, appraised TO $50.
One Cow and Calf, taken up by Thomas
Mcdowell, appraised to SIC
One Black Steer, taken upby Henry Ray.
boN, appraised to $40 80
|. Q. BENTHALL, Ranger.
December !, 1889 49-tds
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-12

EDI virtue of the above stated writs of Fl.
a D eri Facias, to me directed, from the Hon.
the Circuit Court of Amitc county, will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, before the door Of the Court House of
said county, in Liberty, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on the First Monday in Febru-
airy next, the following described Land, viz
So much Of Section 80, Township 2, Range 8,
East, and Section "a, Township 2, and Range
4, East, as viii be found embraced in the fol-
lowing description, as being a reserve made
by S. Dunn from the above Lands, as will be
found by reference 70 a deed of record from
said Dunn to w. G. Maxwell and Theodore
Mcknight, as follows:--Lying on the East side
OF the Amite River, as lies East or North East
ola line beginning at the old ford, and running
thence in an easterly direction along a hollow,
which runs along said hollow from The ford to
fractional line belonging to Joseph s. Dunn,
containing in all Fifty Acres, more OF less
Mso--One negro man named T0ney, Levied
on as the property ofdetendantS Sylvester Dunn,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated cases.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD, Sh'E
By f. L. BRAMBLET, Dep, Sh'T.
Liberty. Nj December 10th, 1839,--5O-ts
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-12
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

.YENH undersigned having formed on the
n nth April last, a partnership for the
transaction OF a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
at tho city Of NacheZ, under the firm Of MEL
LEN, CANNON 81 CO., beg leave to offer
their services for the storage, sale or ship
ment OF every description Of merchandise.
Their warehouse and sheds, opposite the Ms.
siSSippi Rail Road Depot, arc Of brick and fire
proof, and capable 0! holding several thousand
bales OF cotton.
An advance to u reasonable amount will be
made upon Cotton shipped by them; but the
Cotton will be sold to meet the bill, drawn upon
the same, at maturity.
In all cases, the nett proceeds Of sales will bo
held sacred, subject to owners order. Each
crop or lot OF Cotton shipped by them 70 The
house Of SaITH d voorhees,, New Orleans, will
be sold seperateiy--thereby avoiding the old
and Objectionable mode Of averaging prices,
and the nett proceeds RENTED in specie or such
currency as may be preferred.
WM. p. MELLEN.
WM. CANNON.
LOYAL s. POND.
Refer to in Nalchez,
Gen.Jno. A. Qutman, John Routh,
JehnP. Walworth, Austin Williams
Dr' A. r. Merrill Dr. Elias Ogden
New York
Wolfe, Bishop u Co. Morris Robinson
nc. Netmore u Co. John Il. Marshall.
Louisville, Kentucky,
rope, Davis " Co. Cotton & Petts.
St, Louis, Missouri.
Edwards, Raisin q Co.
October 8, 1889, 42mS
NOTICE.
Z AURING the prevalence of the epidemic,
~ one ofthe firm may at all times be loand
IN Washington, where particular attention
will be given 10 any business entrusted to
them.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-12
COMPREHENSIVE.

". DU BOSE, OF Mobile, Alabama,
md
j. w. RICHARDSON, of Attakapas, La.
= AVlNG associated themselves together
4 q for the purpose Of transacting a Fac
forage and General Commission Bu-
sine3s in the City of New Orleans. under the
firm Of DU BOSE 81 RICHARDSON, res
PcctluIIy tender their services to their friends
and the public generally in their above capaci-
ty
New Orleans, July 10, 1889. 33m3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-12
t h IL e GIN G n t j..

|ENHE Officers and on-commissioned OH
IN GERS, Musicians and Privates, OF the 9th
eogiment, are hereby ordered to rendezvous
The Towa oil Liberty, on Saturday, the 2lsS
December, inst, precisely at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Tined and equipped as the law directs, for the
4 Tpose of training and discpHning in Mar
so' exercise. The commissioned and non
commissioned Officers, and Musicians, will at
f0d tho two entire days previous for Drill,
]. W. o. WAY.
Comm'h 9Th Reg. NJ H.
NJ december 4, 1889. 40
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-12
NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the undersigned
"A are requested 10 make payment before
The &rh day Of January next. All who fail tc
avail themselves Of the advantage Of this re.
quest, will have the privilege OF making pay
ment through a collecting officer.
THEODORE MCKNIGHT.
December ! It'll, 1882 50tr
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-12

correspondents of the Iowa Paraiot says'
The snake, the type Of the red man, is fast
disappearing before tie type Of the white man,
the hog.'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-12

n WNTAS COMMITTED to the
MN w Jail of Amite County, on
ny the 18th instant, by John Walker
1M ESQ, Justice Of the Peace, in and
~ for said County, a negro girl who
- says her name is NANCY, and
that she belongs TO Elizabeth Smith and Chas,
Smith, of the State of Tennessee. Said negro
is about sixteen years old-fye feet, one or
two inches high-very back--quick spoken
had on when committed a red Calico dress
and coarse Brogan shoes.
The owner Of the above described negro is
requested to comply with the law, and take her
out of Jail. -
NJ. NJ. WHITNEY, Tailor.
November 81, 1899. 4hI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
PROCLAMATION.
EXEC CUTIVE DEPARTMENT. }
COLUMBIA MARCH l3,1 1889.

By HIS Erccilcney PATRICK NOBLE, ESQ.
Gooernor and Commander-in-chief, in and orc
the State of South Carolina.
NMJ HEREAS, information has been rccev-
Wv ed in this Department, that most at
trocuus murder was committed in Larrens
District, on the 9TH Of this month, by Garter
PARKER on the body of Jefferson Roptand, and
utsaid Parker has fled from justice.
Now, know ye, that to the end justice may be
done, and that the said Carter Parker may be
brought to legal trial and condgn punishment
for iis offence, as aforesaid. | do hereby offer a
reward ofTHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
for his apprehension aud delivery into any iaI
in the State. Carter Purker is Described as
being about 81 years oiage, about Il i4eel Ii inch
high, light colored hair, beard inclinng to red.
disilncss, rather thin visage sandy complexion
talks auckland cuts ns words short; fnce tolera-
bly, broad at the eyes but narrow nj the chin;
small piece broken off OF ole OF bis front teeth;
broad shoulders, slender waist, has habit of
sucking his teeth, large knees and knock kileed
he is u blacksmith by trade, ard fond Of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand aud sral of the State
at Columbia, 18th day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
drcd and thirty-nine, and in the sixty third
year of The Independence of the United
States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
Bv the Governor.
NJ. LAEoRDE. Secretary Of State.
March 81, 1888 FL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04

The 10Th Regiment of Infantry. at the SWIM
ming Pens, on Tuesday the 18th OF October.
The 44th Regiment of Infantry, ut Sumter
vile, OH Thursday the 18th of October
The Officers and Mont Commissioned Officers
of the 34th Regiment of Infuntry, will assemble
for drill, on Saturday the 9th of July.
The Offic RS and Sergeants Of the ] lth, 36th,
9TH, and 2lsl Regiments Of Infantry, being en-
camped the week previous TO their reviews, are
excused, with their Corporals. from assembling
at their Regimenlal parade grounds for drill,
previous to their respective reviews. All other
Otfrers and Nun-Commissloned Officers, (in-
Guiding tho Corporais Of Cavalry Regiments
where the Officers and Sergeants Of such Regi-
ments are encamped) will assemble for drill and
instruction on the day previous 10 their rcspec-
tive reviews.
The Cavalry Corps not otherwise ordered
above, will parade with the Infantry Regiments
most convenient, either by Company, or Squa-
dron.
The Commandanls of. Regiments will be pre-
pared 10 answer promptly, upon the field, on
the day Of their respective reviews any ques
tons relative 10 the effective and field strength,
the arms and equipments, of their respective
Regiments.
The aunnal Brigade returns will be made up
and transmitted by the Brig adler Generals, TO
the Adjutant and Inspector General, at Edge.
field Court House. by the 1st of November next
according to the blank forms heretofore furnish
ed 10 them.
The Major Generals and Staff, and Briga.
der Generals and Staff will attend the en-
campments and reviews Of their respective Di-
visions and Brigades.
The Brigadier Generals are charged with the
extension. to their Commands. of so much Of
this order rs relates 10 their respective Brigades.
By order Of the Commander-in-Chict.
JAMES JONES,
[C1 S h. Ag. s. Insp. Gen.