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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
LOCK A'T 'AEaAS.

THal1E JACK, formerly owned by Capt ].
Il eaver, will stand during The spring sea-
son. at the following places, viz: al John Smi-
ley's (iormerly Col. james Smiiey's) on Fri
day, the 9th inst. when the season will COM
menre; at David ticha dson's on Monday, The
Iilh, and remain until = o'cl"rk the mexI day;
at MounI Willing. on the evening Of The 18th,
and OIL the 18th until n'r,ock ut John Den.
nys. OIL the evening oil the 18th, and on the
14th until : O'CLOCK; AT Henry G. Turner's. OIL
the evening of the 18th. and On The 18th until
o'c ock. He will atle, d the above named pla-
ces, every ninth day, until the 10th day of June,
y he'll tile SEASON will end. He will be let to
mares at 5 the seasun, and $40 TO ensure
mare 10 be with Ioal Amy person putting by
the insurance, and trading or trdnsterrin. the
ma. e, within eleven months from the time of
putting the mare, will be held liable for the in
surance money, which will lie consider due
as soon as such trade or transfer Is made. Any
i'erson making up a company Of six mares,
aid becoming responsible for the same. shall be
entitled to deduction of 81 on each mare.
The Horse YOUNG PRESIDENT is q
handsome chestnut Sorrel, full 151 hands high,
elegalI form and figure, rising years old. He
will stand at the same time and pla"es with the
Jack and will b. lrr to niares ai the same rates,
and be- managed b, the same groom. Any
person putting TO either the jack. or Iorse, by
the season. and failing 10 get colt, shall have
uuothel chance, as long as keep either for the
same money. The season money will be due
on the lst day of December next All possible
care will be taken to prevent accidents, but no
responsibility for any.
PEDIGREE.--Young President was gotby
Old President Of Kenlucy.> and came OIL OF a
Janus mare. Old President by HamiIionian,
and he by the imported Diomede. The blood
Of the sire and dam are both so well known by
the community at large that deem il uneces-
sary 10 say any thing more about the b ood OIL
either side. BEVERLY BURTON
March 4. 1889 rs
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Pedigree.-NULL1FIER was got by the cele-
bratrd running horse, Old American Eclipse,
son of the celebrated American running horse,
old Durock R'xana, his dam wasb by the import
ed horse Sir Harry The best s"n OF Sir Peter Tea
zle, grand dam by the imported horse, S'al,ruur;
e. grand dam by Col. Sy,nes' celebrated a.
merican horse, Old Wild Air; 9. g. grand dam
by Driver; g.g G. grand dam by the imported
horse, Fallow: g. c. &. G, grand dam by the i'm
ported horse, Vamper. certified copy, from
Virginiu. signed by Benjamin Jones' Robert B.
Corban. and Francis P. Corba. For his OWE
aud his colts performances on the turf reference
can be had 10 the American Turf Reg. & Sport.
ing Magazine H. is very sure foal getter.
and his colts are large and have splendid APP
pearance. and are now running with great sue.
cess, both on the Northern and Southern Cour
ses. ARCHIBALD ARNOLD.
P. S.-NULLItIER will be in my possession
and care. till the end Of the present year. A. 4,
Dradfall. Abbeville. s. C Feb ]. 1899 d 6
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Uniform of the Brigade Pay
master of Cavalry.

CoAr-Dark blue CLOTH double breasted, two
rows of buttons al equal intervals, ten III each
row, The rows four inches apart at the top,
aud two AID q hall ut the b"ltum; stand up
collar oi blue cloth TO meet in irort and hook;
skirt 10 beIade after the fashion of the cili-
zens' coat and lined with blue cloth; with n
button al each hip, one at the end of each fold.
and one intermediate in each fold; cuffs Of
blue cloth. two and a half inches deep, with
three small buttons at the urdcl seam; Il gold
embi oidered buIton-hoe on each md of the
cellar, four inches long, terminating with n
heur-de-is.
No epanl,'ttes or sash to be worn by the Pay
master; but instead epduettes. gill shoEl-
der chain will be worn on each shoulder
BUTTONS,
BRLECHEs, or TRowsERs,
CRAvAT, or STOCK,
Doors, Same as prescrlb-
SPURs, cd for the Brig
GLOVES, ade Major, &c.
SWORD AND ScABBARD,
SWORD 0ELT,
SWORD KNOT,
CAP-Same US prescribed for Brigade Major
&c. Dropping white horse hair pompon.
Horse Furniture.
Same Us prescribed for Brigade MAJOR. DC.
JAMES JONES.
TC] h A Adj. s, ms. Gen.
The Charleston Mercury aud Courier; the
Columbia Telescope and Carolinian; the VIM
yaw IntcIi.encer; i,e Cherw Gazette; the
Camden Journal; i'e"dleon Messenger, and
Grcenvile Momtainrer viii publish this order
as we'll as ali others ISSUED irom the Adjuian
Generals Office. and marked &c unce week
for eight weeks, a.!d render lileir accounts to
the ll mant General, for his examination and
certificate, before presentation to the Governor
for payment.
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tate of olth I aroma
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

@ihtaW Ohlles, Dill 10 nave re-
VS. funded part
Vincent Griffin and others. of Legacy.
VHNHE Complainant having filed MS bill in
Il my office. and 1t appearing 10 my salts
faction that William Waller Senr. William
Waller, Jun. Doctor Mordecai, and Caroline
his wife, a'd George Holt and Mary Ann his
wife, defendants named in the said bill are,
and do reside without the Limits oI this Shte
Therefore it is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear and plead answer or dcmur to the
said bill, within three months from this date, or
the hill will be taken pro coniesso as TO them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN.
Commissioner Office, I
Feb u, 1885 5w&r sll.75 oc4
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u GERS of Cavalry oi South Carolina, PIE.
scribed by the :AdJutant u Inspector General,
IN obedience to q resolution Of the General AS.
senIbly oi South Carolina, passed the 18th oil
December, l~3>.
Brigadier General of Cavalry.
CoAr.-Dark blue cloth. double breasted. Two
rows OF buttons. ten IN each row set in pairs,
he distance heiween the rows five inches at
the top and three at bottom; stand up collar
to mec and hook in 'front.' culS lwo aud halt
inches deep, to go round the sleeve parallel
with the lower edge, and to button with three
small buttons at the under seam kirt to be
what is called thrGc-9 quarters, with buff cloth or
kerseyrnere turnbacksS ile bottom ofthe skirt
not less than three and half nor more than
five inches broad with gold embroidered star
al the connrcting point of the buff on each
skirt; pointed cross flaps to The skirts with
four buttons equally distributed; Two hip but
tons. TO range with ille over buttons on the
breast. The collar, cuffs, rIrnbacks, facings
and lining of buff cloth Or kerseymere.
BKEEcHgs, OR TRowsERs-Dark blue cloth or
kcrse, mere.
CRAvAr, OR SrocK-Dlack silk.
:'oors-Long, to reach as high us the knee, and
worn over The trowzeis.
GLovEs-Buff gaunllets. TO reach halfway from
the wrist TO the eibow.
BrrToNs-Gilt, convex, three quarters ofau iuch
i'll diameter, with palmetto emblem.
EPAULETTEs.-Gold with solid crescent; silver
embr aIdered star one uuda half inch diameter
o.. the strap; dead and bright gold bullion hal
an inch diameter, and three inches and half
long.
SWORD AND ScABBARD-Sabre, gilt or brass
scabbard.
SwoRD BELr-Black leather or morocco en-
brodercd with gold gilt chain or embroidered
leather carriages; gilt plate with palmetto
device in silver.
SWORD KNoT-Goid cord, with bullion tassels.
SpuRs-YeIlow metal or gilt.
SAsH-Buf' silk net, with silk bullion fringe
ends; sasi, to 90 twice around the waist and
.ie on the ight hip. Worn under the sword
belt.
ScARr-Pnrple satin or ribbon three inches
wiGi. 10 he worn over the right shoulderundcr
the strap &C. the e,naulette, the ends to meet on
the left side, iln,ier aud concealed blythe sash; {;
an embroidered siIve,' star, one inch and three
quarters in diameter, upCn the centre OF the
scarfopposite the left breast.
CAP-bluck leather, helmet shape, the C.esf 10
represent solid brass gilt scales; gold lace
bands one inch and huf wide; giIt pal
metto in front THREE inches and half long,
surnounted by plume Of three yellow os-
trich feathers. rising from gilt socket.
Horse Furniture.
HousIse-Dark blue cloth to cover the saddle.
border of gold lace a half inch wide: gold
embroidered star four inches in diameter in
each flank corner.
HoLsTERs-Covered with dark blue cloth; a
border of gold lace half incl, wide; gold
embroidered star three inches in diameter up
on each cap.
Birdie, MARTIsGAL, COLLAR, HALTER AND
CRUPPER-Black leather.
MouSrINGs-Stirrups, bridIe.bits mnr;ingal.
rings, and buckles-ycllow metal or gilt.
GURUS Asp SURcISuLE-Of blue web
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3eainttug.

VgSHE Subscriber would inform the public that
he has commenced The business of bouse
Painting. S.and Glaz'ns. Paper-i,anging, Grain
ing and imitation OF Stone and marble, &c
He assures the public that their work shall be
we'll exesrtfd and he hopes that by strict atten.
tion tn business. and doing it with neatness ard
despatch. to receive aliberal share of patronage.
All orders from the country will be thankfully
received. and punctually attended to, on the
most reasonable terms.
D. w. TIBBETTs. :
March ]. 1899 ts5
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EkBSNDEETEsp.S.

an consequence of the removal OF The senior
q nartner Of the Firm of LaJordc & Minis,
the copartnership is dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons indeh,l 10 the late firm, will
all on DIR. Nuns, who rs authorised tn settle all
accounts NJ LABORDE,
E. ] MINIS
Or. Minis will be found at his old stand. to
attend to his professional duties.
Ian ]. 1S39 # 49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04

A preamble and resolutions have been
offered iu the Territorial Seuate of F!ori-
da, by Gov. Duval, requesting Congress
10 divide the Territory, so that the Su-
warnee river shall be established as the
inc bctw cen East and West Florida.
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Uniform Of the Brigade Major, Assist
nn. Gcpniy AHspC'Ior or IsriguHe In.
spcctor, anu Brigadc .sndge Aosocte
OF laSulry.
COAr-Dark oIue Cola; Single breasted, one
row III nine buttons placed at equal distances;
stand up collar meet III lIont and hook /;
the collar 10 bc part bun, the bIiI 10 extend
four inches OIL each side from the front. the
rest Oi ilic cOllar blue; cults two and half
inches deep, blue, with .rce small buttons
al tie uluerseam; the skirt to be what ~
called tirce-quartcrs in length, with buir ruru-
backs, the bottom oi the skirts nu. less than
tnree ana mali nor more Than fv' inches
broad, with gold cmtroiuer"d star ut nr
cOnneclIns polnt OF the butf nn eaci, skirt
polnled cross flaps oil blue with four buttons;
equally distributed; two nip buttons IL range
with The lower button ~. the breast. facings
and Innings huli cloth or herseymcrc.
nPAULETrEs-Gold bullion with solid silver
crescent and silver strap, the bUllOI, halt all
inch diameter and three inches and hall
long.
BUTTONS,
BREEcHEs, or TROUSERS,
RArAT, or STOCK, Same as prcscrib-
Boz g, ed tor BrlgudIer
SPURS, General.
GLOVES,
SWORD AND ScABBARp,
SWORD hNor.-Goid lace strap, with gold bull
lion asset
SAsH.-Red silk net, with silk bullion fringe
ends.
SWORD BELT.-Black leather, wthou, embroi-
derry, gilt chain carriages.
CAp.-;ame as prescribed Tor The brigudler
General, excrpi the gold lace band which Will
be three quarters Of an inch wide; and i'll
stead OF Lep plume dropping horse-hair POM
pom, for tile GrIgade MAJOR and b. ade In.
pectoI red, ana for the brigade Jud &c ..dvo-
cafe. black. The Brigade hiLJor will wear
an aisuillette uftwisteu sou cord with vil
tags: tine al uillettc 10 bc worn under the
cpauieite oil the right shoulder.
Horse Furniture.
SADDLE CLOTH AND HOLSTER covERs.-Dark
bile clu,h iIhnul lace or star; saddIe-cloth 10
be woIu under the saddle. q
BRiDLE,
MARTISGAL, S.,,o ~ ,.;l,
, H ,a,'nnn, ed Inr Brigadier
MouSTISGs,
GIRrHs AND SURcINGLE,
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State oi south aroillla.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
J w. Wimbisil, Admr. )

David Cobb. Thomas Cobb, e,al.
ET appearing 10 my satisiactio, that John C.
Il i'erYinei and wife Eliza, formerly Eliza
Cobb. defendants in this case. reside without
the limits of this State: On motion ol 3elin-
ger, solicitor for complainant, Ordered that said
absent Defendants do plead, answer. or detnur
to the compartments bill. within three months
from the publication of this order. or the said
bill will be taken pro contesso, against Them.
J. TERRY, c.. Ed.
Commissioners Office.
fdgefeld. March : 1889 1885 ac 6
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@Moetie Aeeess.
From the Boston Post.

From the Boston Post.
ADDRESS To THE NEW YEAR.
Roll back the cloud from thy young brow,
Bid all its NESTS besUne,
A waiting world before HE" now,
Would hail thy coming dawn.
Far in the distance ofihe past,
Far in the land Of shade,
Thy sister year is gliding fast
Where crown aud .aurel fade.
One deep felt sigh, one sorowing tear,
One long adieu is given:
And now no more her step is here,
Told are her days i'll Heaven.
To thee, then in thy earliest hour
Thy first. fair morn Of. oy-
To thee thou opening year Otpower,
Man turns his hopes to buoy.
On thy fair face, thy form ofyoulh,
No line of dark is seen-
Unwrit;en yet tho page of truth,
Thy folded leaves between.
Oh taa, through all thy onward flight,
Thy circling hours and days,
The sun that makes thy rising bright,
Would shed its cheering rays.
Yet oh! New Year il must not be;
4 charge will mark thy skies
The way OF time is DER a sen
Where troubled waters rise.
Like by-gone days, aud other years,
The course will doubtless tell
Ofpeasing hopes md anxious fears,
That many bosoms swell.
Love here shall breathe in accents bland
His long fond dream of bliss.
Shall fo.dIy press the Welding hand,
And Gull the treasure bis.
a thousand sweets-a thousand joys
Shall crown the pilgrim man.
Who, busted here with pleasing toys,
The future does not scan.
Yet. rolling year, mid fow'rets fair
The cruel thorn will spring;
A thousand ills and hours ofcare
Are borne upon thy wing.
Sunshine and shadc-man's portion hero
Tie cup 10Y and wo
Tie oceans calm-fhe surfof fear
All greet him here below.
Bound to n long eternal home,
To scenes of bliss or i'll,
He hastens US the years rolls on,
To cross life's narrow sill.
All years are but the steps nflime;
His measures and his lest.
Bearing the sous every cline
On 10 final test.
So dawning year thy tear and smile
Wills have past away,
And some, whom now thy prospects vile
Will be n, lolger gay.
Then not on thee can man rely
Since saddning change is thine;
Thy brightest joys how quick they fly,
Thy rainbow hues decline?
To Him who knows no change, no end.
Whose promise is athroue-
Tohim the hopes Of ears ascerd,
And make his strength their own.
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The thorough bred Horse
II! lAa 3 LIN 10
a, Ill sand the ensuing Spn.,g Seaso I,
V commencing ON the 10th of Ma, eli at

! Wa Ill sand the ensuing Spn.,g Seaso l.
/ w commencing ON the 10th OF Mas eli at
im. Ldwards; 11th at Mt. Willing; 18th at
Perry g Store; 18Th Co,enIul.s g - Roads :;
18th at Maj. J. G. Aliens; 10Th III Avery BANDS;
18th at Edseiield T.. House, 15tn and 10th ut K.
Wards: visiting each stand every ninth day,
until the 10Th of June.
He will be lei to mares at Eight Dollars the
single leap, Twelve The season, aI'u r'ilteen to
insure. In every Instance the Insurance money
Will bccom due as s0oi as the mare is known
to br with ioal, exchanged, or removed from
the District. A company Of seven mares shall
be entitled to deduction OF tS on each mare,
by ca, man in the club becoming responsible
for the whole. r. WARD.
Descriptiom.-IIer Cline is beautiful blood
bay, Is llan:is 3 inches high, OF stately form,
presenting commanding 4 beautiful lroEt IN
fact, Ills fore hand l. remarkable fine. lie is
sure foai gctter. He has run and won MANY
races in this State, Virginia. and Maryland
When ne left the lnri, he was regarded one oil
the best three De horses in the State, anu two
miles uTrqualle,i. aud although he has run
many hard ruces, he never broke down, am
his limbs are yet as fine rs wien u colt. AT
lhi ce years old,a'ter winning the great sake at
Baltimore. (see Turfkegi-ter, his owner, VIM
R. Johnson. Of Virginia, was offered and re-
fused five thousand dollars for him.
His colts are generally very promising, par
taking of The old Sir Archy sock, his sim; are
extrlne doce and gentle, nearly all making
go"d family iorscs (where the dam is OF good
tGmper,) very important consideration. His
price ron. is much lower than any other horse
ever sond in this country, when his color.
form, size, performances and fine Pedigree are
taken into consideration.
Pedigree.-Hcr.Cline was 90, by Old Sir
Archy, his dam, Georc lana. was got by Col.
.Alstons Gallatin. son OF imported Bedford; his
q. dam by Calypso by imported knowsey; =.
g. dam by Eclipse, (son ofimported Gbscurity,)
.. g. &. dam by Skipwitl,s Figure; g. g.. G.
by imported horse Baor's Fearnoughl, out Of
a thorough bred mare.
WIN r JOHNSON.
March 4, 1889 rs
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Coon HoUsE-KEEPERs.-If there be any
thing among The tempoIals 10 make life pleasant
i, is in the walls ola well ordered house, where
all is adjusted to please-not by its inery Or
costiiness, butby lis tuess, its air oneatnes and
content, which invite all who enter to taste its
comforts. The woman who does not make this
grand item in al her routine OF duties. has not
act learned the true dignity other station--has
not Ye, acquired the alpha oithat long alphabet
which is set before her; and she whodespises this
noble attainment, dcspises her best worldly good
end Indirectly despises her family her nelghbors,
and the word o: God. "She looketh well to the
ways Other household" !" was spoken by the
wisesl ma, that ever. lived and will be to d as
memorial of all those who have been eminent for
this noble character -Gcnius cf Temperance.
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Baden Corn.
augusta Seed store.

Remored sir doors abore The Rail ROad Bank
"A FRESH supply Of GARDEN SEEDS.
IA Bird Seeds, Clover. Lucerne Potato On
ions, Onion Seeds, &c.
The usual allowance made 10 country dealers
a fw Brushes. Selves. Swifts. &c.
Also. beautiful collection of Bulbs,
Plants, Flower Seeds, &c.
Baden Corn,
Warranted Garden Seeds, just received from
the Shakers, by
J. II. SERVICE.
Jan 14, 1880. 30
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FOR SALE.

u&-A A DESIRABLE resi-
SO sSE1S IA dence in Pottersvile,
asis@ Of about IA acres of good
2s4e7s1ss3 Ess3 Land-a part not cleared. On
the premises are good Dwelling House, sto-
ry aud Il half high, with five rooms-a large
fraln d Kitchen and Smolse-houSe-an excel
lent Well of pure water. For particulars en-
quire ut this Jtfice.
Feb IA, 1899 f2
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Fer SNke.
Brigade Orders.

Brigade Orders.
HEAD QUARTERS,
I'd BRIGADE. Feb 2Sth. lS39
NM7 ,LLIAM B. BRANNON, Of Edgefrld
Wv has been dnly appointed Brigade In
spector, Of the second Brigade of the South
Carolina Militia. with the rank of Major, and
will be obryed and respected accordingly.
By ord,r Of Brig adler Gen. F.. G. Talbcrt.
b. +. NICHOLSON.
d Brigade Nh or.
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NqlV'EC'E

NOg'ECE
STRAYED from the subscriber on the 26th
S9 av Of January. one bay Horse, abou, IL
years ofage. left eve ont. with star in his face
Also. one bay Colt. two years old this spring
with a star in the face, and mall blemish in
III" left eye. Any person taking I'm said horses
and giving information to the subscriber. living
on Sweet Water Creek. Edgefied District, shall
be literally rewarded for The same
MARTIN Fl. DAY.
February d.. 1899 *q1
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Miscellaneous.
From the philadelphia Courier g. Enquirer.
MORUS MULTICAULlS.

Letters received by the las, packets
from France, state that the sales Of trees
and cuttings Of the Morus Mulricauls had
ceased, in consequence Of the greatly i'll
creasing demands from this country.
The nurserymen there had not beeh pre-
pared for such unusual and unexpected
orders. and, after increasing their prices
10 200 and 800 per cent, they finally quiz
selling their plauis at any price, in order
10 cul them up, to propagate an addition
al supply for next season.
1t has been frequently stated in the pa
pers that the Morus MuIticauIis is TOO
tender to Withstand the severity OF the
winters in Pennsylvania, and that the All
pine and Moretli, or Morus MacropIylI LA,
were better adapted 10 The climate. 1t Is
believed that this opinion is erroneous, as
there are now growing at the Bcrran
Botanic Garden, three. miles south west
from Philadelphia, several trees olthe TWO
i,.t varieties, which were received from
France ten years since, (soon after the
Morus M;:llcauls had been procured
from Manilla.} The plants were slightly
prolcc,ed from i,,e cold the first winter,
since which they have never been shelter
cd, nor suffered the least injury from the
frost. The largest nee Of Tie Multicau-
lis is eighteen feet high and ten inches IN
circumference. The leaves are larger
than those of the macrophylla, and uI u
smoother and inor texture; they are pre-
ferred by the silk worms. Both varieties
appear to be quite as hardy as the white
mulberry tMorus Alba.)
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OLE AND LEAD.

UST received and Tor sale. low for cash,
81. large lot of Linseed Ouand White Ls"d, Of
various qualities, and Of the most approved
brands.
Also, large assortment of BRUSHES, Of
all sizes, constantly on hand
Persons about 10 paint,wll do well to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
II. K. COOK q co. Druggists.
Hamburg, Dec IL, 1888 If A6
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Uniform Of the Brigade Qunrtc M astcr,
and Aids.tIc-, amp OF the BriyHdicr
General OF Cavalry.
CoAT-Sa,ne AZ prescribed Tor tho Brigade
Major &c; except the collar which will b.
all ,.utf.
EpAuLErrss-GoId with solid crescent, bullion
one fourth of an inch in diameter and Nv o and
hall inches long. One Oh each shoulder.
BUTTONS,
BREEcHEs, or TROUSERS,
CRAvAT. or STOCK,
B0uTs, S,,,n =. ,uo.o.;l,
C,, Cro"' ed for The Brig
SSonn.., h' sc,,,,.n ade Major, &c.
SWORD BELT,
SWORD KNOT,
SASH,
CAp.-Same rs prescribed for Brigade Major,
&c Pompon for the Brigade Quarter Mas.
ter, blue, aud for The .Aids-de-C Camp, yellow
dropping horse hair.
Horse Furniture.
Same as prescribed for the Brigade Major, &C.
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-FD TgG e..

a LII Persons indebted to the late Ch
IA tiau Breithaupt, decd, are reqr-sl- :
ed to make immediate payment. And u
persons having demands against the est:te
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attested.
JOHN BAUSkETT. Er' or
Feb. 25 3-t'
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Notice.
NOTICE.

TH7IE Coparnership OF GOODWIN, HAR-
IL RINGTON s. co. was dissolved on the
first inst. by its own limitation. All persons in
debcd 10 It's, are requested to call and settle their
Notes and Accounts, as we wish TO close the bu.
slness of The concern. Those indebte to the
old firm of G0Od,c,n s Harrington, are remind
ed that their Notes and Accounts arc of lolg G
standing, and further indulgence cannot be
given. a. 'r'.
H. L. HARRINGTON,
B. C BRYAN.
Edgefeld, c. Fl. Jan H. 1889 &C so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
NOTICE.

NW7M. r. DURISOE is authorz d to settle
w the accounts of "the Edg"feId Adverti-
ser" due Labord" g. Jones; ali persons indebt-
cd are requested to come forward ard make i'm.
mediate payment. NJ. LABORDE.
J. JONES.
Feb. 81. 1899. ia