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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13
citizens of Charleston,

Il
WuU are respectfully informed that 20
M MEETING STREET 7o-ls my Once TOR
,hr exclusive sale al BRANDRLIH'SV > VEGE-
TABL.. UNIVERSAL PILLS. Price twell'
" ii cents per bnx win dil ections III English,
French Spanish Portuguese a"d Gcrlna'i.
The high aud universal reputation oil the
Blautdr,h Pills, r. nders il unnecessary toco'n-
the t rgrIy OH their particular virtues. Ai IN
antl-biliuus and pur.ative medicine, they are
une. ,ualleJ by any. Their purifying effect Oh
ihe blood is universally allowed d-all that have
ever used have approved and recommended
hem.
In many cases where the dreadful ravases of
ulccratlom had laid bare ligament aud bone, and
where to all appearance, no human means
could save lite, have patients by tile Use oi these
Pills, bren restored to good health; the devnur-
lug disease having brencompletely eradlcaed.
In consequence Of the plcasanineSs OF their
operation, they are universally used III every
section of this wide extended country where
they are nlade known, and are fast surpcrscdlns
every other Preparation of proiesSed similar
import. Upwards Of Fourteen Thousand cases
have been certified as cured, solely from their
Use since the Introduction of that into the U.
Staics, thus establishing the fact beyond all
doubt. that the Brandreth Pills cure the (appa-
rently) most opposite diseases, by the one
simple act of continually evacuatlng the how
els with them, until the disease gives way;
therefore, whatever NAV be said OF the THEORY,
the UTILITY of the PRACTICE is now BEYOND all
DOUBT.
As BrandretH's Pills cure Scurvy, Costlve-
ness and its consequences, scaSlarlng meli,
md nlI travellers to 10 eign regions, should n"l
be without in order to rcs,Iit TO them on every
occasion fitness. No medicine chest is re-
qlired where they are.
N. Blaine or climate affects them not.
provided they ure kept dry. Southern gentle
men will find this medicine one that will insure
health to the people OIL their estates.
Be careful and never purchase Pills OF
Druggist, PROCESSING TO be Branlretlis rus.
Under 40 CIRCUMSTANCES Is amy one OF TINS
class made IN Agent. My own established
Agents have INVARIABLY an ENGRAVED Cert'h'
cate signed B. BrandretI. NJ. ID, III my own
aand writing. This is renewed yearly-aiiu
when over twelve months old, it no longer
guarantees the commences of the medicine
il would he well, therefore, for purchasers !"
carefully examine the Certificate. Inc s'ai Is
uul wax. but embossed OH the paper with s!ee'
seal. 1.-The genuine m.dicine is obtained, there
Is no doubt of its giving perfect satisfaction
and il all who want it are areiui to go by the
,bo,e drectinns there is lhu' doubt hut they
will obtain it.
Remember 20 Meeting street, is the on
place in Charleston where the grnun" M" +
cine can be noiaiu. aid at J. Sales. Hamburg
md C. A. DjWD, Edgefeld G. h. the iy
authorised Agents for Edsclicld.
Feb Is, lS40 u2
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ReceiDts for Subsc-iption.

The Publisher acknowledges the Receipl
from the following persons, 10 the time pat
down to their respective names:
Dawson Atkinson, Feb. /, 1910. A. B. Ad-
Olson, Feb. l, 1871. Benz Addison, Feb. /,
lS4O. Z. p. Abncy; Feb. /. lSil.
Whit. Brooks, Feb /, 1871. DR.. A. w.
Burt, Oct. II, $40. /. Briggs, Jan. l, lSil.
VIM. Brunson, Feb. l l5il. John Boyd. Nov.
81. 1910. Capt. NJ. l.. BnnI,am. Marcl, IA,
l84l. Col. A. Burt. Feb. l. 1910. VIM. b.
Brannon, Feb. !, I54O. ,Thos. A. Branuon,
Feb !, 1910. Eugene Burt, Feb. /, lS4O. L.
B. Belcher, Feb. ], le4l.
Wilson L. Coleman. Feb. 6. 1S4I. J. B.
Coleman, Feb. g. 1911. Joel Curry, Jan. =,
lS4l. Sam. Chappell, Feb. ], lS4O James
Curry, Jan. 8. lS4l. Louis Covar, Feb /,
lS40. Sam Clark. Feb. /, 1c4l. Col. J. P.
Carroll. Feb. l, lS4u. John Cosburn. Esq.,
Martin II. Day, Feb. /, 1910. Benz. Davis,
Feb. l, ls4O. C.. A. Dowd, Feb |, IS4O. FL
berl Devore, Jan. =, 1911. VIM. B. Darby,
Feb. !. l640.
Col. VI Frazier, Feb !. 1910.
CD. Glover, Feb |, i-40. Vincent Griffin,
Feb. ], l54l. Jas. Griffin. Feb. ], 1911. n.
l.. Griffin, Feb. l. l54l. Wm Garrett, Sen
Feb. |, 1871. DR.. C. l.. Goodwin.
Col. Jas. II. Hammond Aug. 80 1871. Jas.
). Harrison, Dec. IL. $40. Col. Wyatt.
Holmes, Oct. "a, 1910. Lewis Holmes, Dec
). l54O. Harrington u Bryan, Feb. l. lS4U.
Samuel Holloway, Feb. &, l54I LewcIIIn
Holloway. Feb. 1, 1871. Wiley Harrison,
Feb. j, 154I. jas. NJ Hit. Sept. IL, lS4O.
John Logue, Feb. ]. 1910. Capt. j. Long
Marcia :, lo4e. DR.. John Lake, Feb. ], I-4I.
Elias Lake, Feb. I. 154l. Theo Lundv, Feb
!. I54l. Anon Lindsey, Feb. i, l541. Jos.
Lloyd. Aug ~ 1910.
John Mcneil Feb I, 1870. John McCni
iough March ~. lo4l.
Janes Maynard, Feb i, Ial1. J. w. Nun
dy. Feb. /, lao Capt. john Miller. Feb l.
lS4l. Caleb MITCHELL Nov. 81 1910 james
Murell, Feb /, lS4O. N. Minis, Feb. ], 1S4l
Mrs. : Miles, Feb. !, 1540. James Minor,
Feb 3, J54l.
II. Neal August 1870.
E. Penn. Frb /, 124U. G. L. Penn, Feb. ] :,
1910. A. Perrin, September IL, 1910.
Col Starlin Qmaries. Oct. 10, 1870.
Lacon RYAN, Sept IL l5in. JOS Rear'le.
Feb. |. 1911 Capt ii. Rush April 10 1S4U
VIM Robertson. Feb. !. lSI0 i ]. Ralubu
.,eb ], lS4l. John u Raiford, Feb. I. IS4i
Jas. Swraringer, Feb. ], 1871. Samp
S'eph"ns, Jan. lJ, lS4i w w. S,arte sep
81. $40 s. Staiinaker, Jam q, 1871. 5
n. Stafford. Feb l, 1910. Capt. J. ). Scnte:i,
Jan 2, 1911
II. C. Turner, Feb. !. 1S4I Dr.. G. Ten
nrnt. Ecb.1. 1871. G. ". Thurmoad, Feb.
1899.
A. Wigfall, Feb !. 1910. Milton Waikrr,
Feb. ], ,54D. NJ. Watson, Feb. /, l5IO. II.
!. Wash, Feb. 1910. Daniel White. :'e!'.
|, l34I. Col. y. l.. Wardlaw, Feb /, lS4i.
irn. ] w. WiinbislI. Feb I. 1870. f.. |.
W,.stl"y, Jan. 8. IS41. B. A. Wallace, Fe;
!, iS4l.
(Contiunei in our next.)
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Corn Ou.-From the Cincinnati West.
ern Farmer, we learn that Oil has been pro-
cured from Indian curn i'll The quantity OF
half gallon 10 the busiIel, besides the usual
quantity of whiskey-wiich is three gallons
To the bushel. II has been used as sub
stilnte for nrspermacelli oil, in lamps; aud
proved in every respec, equal, and aol az
companicd with any bad odour. Sew
eraI barrels of this corn oil were brought
to Cincinnatilwoorl three years ago, manu-
faclureI at dstillery near Norwalk, Ohio.
There are. probably three millions bush
els ofcorn annually distilled in the State
ofOhio, producing nine millions of gallons
of whiskev. and would produce. in addition
thereto, one million five hundred thousand
gallons Of oil, worth Que million hive hun
dred thousand dollars. in this case there
would be oil enough TO supply all the lamps
in the western country. and itisgulte prob
able that by dryiag process, it may be
used for painting.-Cipper
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20 printers and Publishers.

,,HE undersigned, agents fol Lothian & Hn:
: gar's Type Foundry, New York. will
,ortract 10 supply any quantity or variety oil
i'rining Type, to the Printers oi North anu
Sout Carolina, aud Georgia, OH as advanta.
yeous terms as they can be furnished from The
manufacturers. The Type made at this estab.
:isment IS all cast by hand. the metal equal, ii
not superior 10 any in the country.
We are also agents for R. Hoe d Co.'S Ma
chine and Hand Presses, and uli other articles
manufactured by Them for Printers and Bind
ers' use.
We also keep on hand, and contract for the
regular supply Of Printing Paper, of any quail
ty or size.
Johnson u Durants's Printing Ink, always
OIL hand. For sale by
burgess g. WALKER.
Stationers Hall. IS East Bay, arleston,
South Carolina,
TPrnters who intend dealing with us, will
please publish the above once week. till it
almnun:s TO five dollars. b. g. w.
Jan %, 81
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SlaeRif's Sales.

rY virtue Of suudry writs oi, fcri facious, 10
H8 me directed, will be sold al f.dgefiel:
.,ur, House. OH the frs Al0nday aud Tucsda
March ucxt, tue following property. viz
Goodwin Il Harrington, vs. spencer Elsnore
we tract OF land containing fourteen acres
more or less. adjoining John Bush and others,
Mary IIigIl,ower, i.xecu'rlx, VS. George Han
..ck two separate tracts of lald. One COLI
.,,,;n four iuudred acres, more or less lii- II:
nos, il, fine same. The other containing five
,,,dred acres, more or less, adJ''inn. Mar.
l;r..tower, Lewis Ellzcy and William HieI.
tower.
same, thc above described property.
Th. y.clllOrs oil J. Sharpton, deceased, Y.
)elaus,n Co!vin. Ansie\ ColvIn. and Da
n! Gown, one tract of iahd containing M'
iundred a"les more or less, adjoining Jalre'
'teeman and others.
rrneman Breighaupt. va Morris Johnson.
NC tract of Iaud. containing seven hun r
.,e~. mare or less, adJoiring VIM. 5 Howai'
sd others.
Z and. Cat'in, & Co., vs the same, the abU,
,scribed properly.
John Wash. Bearer, VS. w. D. Kmbrcll. o.
,au.t of land containing two hundred and -ix,.
y. acre, more or Jess, adjoining l.. Is. Coclra'
ID others,
John H IIolin.sworth, VS. Geo. Thurnoni
, @ ,rac, Of land continuing - acres, NOR
;; less. ado n,,r. Archibald Morgan and other
David Richardson, vs. Wiley Milton: Anoil
:,bley. VS. Wiley Milton; Jacob B. Smith, Y.
,yiIey Milton; Rnsella Blalrck, vs. Wiley Vii
on, Joseph Hightowei, and Eli Milton; W.
Iarley, Administrator. vs. Wiley Milton; 9th
'lliniiGs. VS. Wi'ey Milton. one tract of IAN
.on,ainius five thousand acres. more or les
ing on Big Horse Creek. on which is vallla'
= set of saw Mills, ad. .oining John Wise, Chas.
:.rnlir, and others.
Isuac Henry, vs. J. X Kilbnrn; A. Rambo,
va the same, the Defendants interest in n' e
rlct of and containing five hundred ncres,
uo,c or less lying on the Savannah River. at
the foot of the upper Bridge: ais" his interes'
in the Bridge
.,ttirus fucker. Bearer, VS. F.. G. Colvin
.,.d Delanson &. Colvin. one tract of land coil
lining two hundred acres more or less, ad-
i,iniug James Freeman and others.
A. j. itamho. w Eli Milton. one Saw Mil and
u acres of land more or less, on Clear Branch.
Also, one tract of land containing three hnn-
lred acres, more or less. adjoining Charles
Powell and Wiley Miltnn and others.
Thos Morris. vs FIJI Milton and Wiley Mil
ton. the above dcscribrd properly.
Terms. Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. F. D.
Feb II, 1910 c2
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To The People Of Edgsfeld.

FELLOW CITIzENs.-Wauld it not he
well for the People ol'Ihis District. TO nom
ina,e the men II ey wish TO represent them
in the next Leg islature! And if ST., |
would sugges, the following plan: Thai
each Battalion nominate one. anil only
one. Candidate (at their Battalion MuSters
this Spring.) whose political opinions The.
knnw. aud each Battalion. support tn
nomination of the others. Thus, we will
at Ieas ohraiu one good. ani remove one
evil, the District will he equ,ahly repre-
sented, and the cruel and laborious task Of
elsctioneeriag, be removed from the Can
didate. -
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ADMINISTRATORS A Sale.

EDY vlrue OF: an order from the Ordlnar!
I'D of Edgcfeld District, | will sell at phi
lie outcry, all the personal property OF James
everich, deceased at 10 o'cIncH' IN Mohdal
.4th inst. in thr town of Hamburg Fnrcha
RS to have credit unit the 2..ih Deccmbei
ext, uponsiving notes with approved serurlti''
OLIVER SIMPSON, Adm'r
Feb 4, 1870
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APPOINTMENTS.

YHYHE Rev. VIM. Watkins. Domestic Mis-
siunary for the Edgefeld Assoclaton.will
,,lend the following appointments TO wit:
On Monday after the sc 'ond Sabbath in Fcbru-
arv nt Monnnin Creek.
On Tnestlay, at Fellowship.
On Wednesday. AT Goodhope.
Or Thursday at Pi"e Pleasant,
IN Friday, at Chesrut Hill.
Du Saturday. at Sister >pring.
)n the third Sabbath nj Silome.
On Monday, al Providence.
IN Tn"sdry, at Nj Moriah.
IN Wednesday. Mt Damascus.
y. Thursday. at R"h'.both.
On Friday. at Plumb Brunch.
On Saturday,, at Bnffaoe.
IN the fourth Sabbath, at Bethany.
,n Monday. al Bculah.
IN Tuesday at Callalan's Mills.
IN Wednesday. at illgal.
On Thursday. ut Pleasant Grove.
Jao 80, 1910 b2
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COUNCIL CHAMBER,

YHyHE following ure the rates of TOLL. c>-
II tablis!,cd by the City Council Of Angus
Ia. for passing the Bridges across the Savan-
nah River, opposite Augusta.
All Wagons or Carts. coming from)
the country, with Cotton, Fire Wood,
Flour. Corn. Meal, Fodder. Bacon. }Free.
Lurd. Butter. and Poultry and COM
ill.,. into the City of Augusta.
All Wagons loaded with Lumber or }o,
Brick, each way. S'' U.s.
All other Tolls the same as heretofore
By order, 5. II OLIVER, Z. of Council.
Augusta, Jan. %, 1899. If
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DISSOLUTION.

rUvHE Copartnership OF Harrington & Bryan
3 was dissolved OIL the Isl inst, by its owR
limi!r;ion All persons indebted TO us, and to
The o'd firms OF Goodwin g. Harrington, aud
to Goodwin. Harrington d Co. are requested
to come forward and make payment iInmedi-
aiely, as longer indulgence cannot be gwen.
HARRINGTON e. BRYAN.
GOODWIN d HARRINGTON,
GOODWIN, HARRINGTON &Co
Jan 13, 1910 # 50
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Administrators sale.

ND u virtue of an order from the Ordinary Of
LID Edge6ed District. will sell, at pnblc
outcry, all the personal property of George
w Nny-on. deceased at 10 o'clock on We'd
nesday 10Th iust., at the late residence Of de-
leased, in the town of Hamburg. Purchasers
to have credit uEtil the 25lh of December mex
upon giving notes with approved securities.
OLIVER SIMPSON, Adm'r,
Feb a, 1910 bl
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The Business in future, will he carried on al
the old Stand formerly occupied by Goptfwiu..
Harrington & Co. under The firm of Bryaih
& Minor, who will keep constantly ON Bard.
iEe most fashionable articles in their Ene Of
business. All orders thankfully receivsd, and
promptly attended 10. B, C. BRYAN
HI. MINOR.
Edge6eld c II, Jan Is, ls40 ESQ
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N % EECE.

q LII Persons indebted 10 he Subscriber inr
"A hts Jacks aud Horses service. Tor the
Il SEASON 1888. and s'''Hr seasn'. 1889, are
requested to meet at EdgrGed C. II. on the
irSt Monday III March next. prepared to setl"
,nrir accounts. and all those having demands
.sainst the subscriber Tor the expense OF his
,.,imas. are requested to come forward with
theil accounts at the sane lime.
BEVERLY BURTON.
Fehrulry 8, 1910 CO
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NOTICE..

A Ii persons indebted to the Commissioners
il Equity. are by notified, that nnle-
arch next. heir Bonds and Noes will be Ir
=, s,it, wit ont discrimination No Gecre
ills will I've re ccived in payment, unless tit
rropes dSroun is allowed-and nolc. excel
;'nse payable in the City of Augusta, will b.
;eccived. under any circumstances.
j. TERRY, Com. in Equity
Feb. 4. 1s4D. I3t.
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:. .asa..s A.ul.'s sale.

as Y vlr,ue OF All order from the Ordinary OF
aD Edgefeld district. will SILL, ut public
rcry, ail the personal property of.Wm. Turn,
decreased, At 10 o'c"rk on Thursday, 2OlI.
st.. at the late residence of decreased. Pnr.
users 10 have crcdn until the =: iii December
sx,, rpon giving notes with approved srcnrI'
,,es. OLIVER SIMPSON, Adm'r.
-nL 14dn b
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Final Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate OF "h-
"A liam Williams. deceased, are requested
make immediate payment; and all persons
saving demands AGAINST the estate OF SAID ae-
ceased, are requested 10 precent them duly at-
tested. WM. BkUNooN, Adm /.
Feb. 3, 1S40. AT
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Final Notice.

A IL persons indebted to The Estate of Ste
"a. pben Tomrkns, de- eused, are requested
% make immediate payment; and all persons
i,aving demands against the estate OF said de-
ceased, are requested TO present them duly at-
tested, WIN. BRUNSON, Admir-.
Feb. 3, 1910. at
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NOTICE..

TNHE Creditors of the Estate of James
Y Cobb. deceased, Lite of Hamburgvi!le.
within the proper lime, render in their demands
to the subscriber.
j. w. WIMBISH Admir-.
Edgefield G.. FL, Feb. q. IS40. 13t
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The New York Journal Of Commerce
saws thai $4,000 were insured in the New
York Life Insurance an,l Trust Company.
on The lives persons lost in the Lexington.
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Oat.Seed.

E shall have for sule at my plantation, FIVE.
y miles below Cambridge, on the Edge6el6
road. four hundred bushels Oat-seed. at IS cts.
Apply to my Overseer on the place.
NJ. MINIS,
Edssseld C H, jan la, 1870 ao
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NEW FIRM.

n would be- leave to Inform my friends and
n The public generally. that have associated
myself with Mr.. II. }. Minor, who tlom his
ong experience in cutting will warrant me in
saying that satisfaction will be given to all who
may favor us with CALL
D. C. BRYAN.
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Pay your Debts puncttsally,
And are will do the same

ENJ L are ugan under The necessity Of say.
w ing TO oIlr customers generally, that We
must make collections. We owe money and
wish 10 pay promptly. The time given by Us
is f,relrc months, which we think long enough,
and therefore we will expert 10 close all our
open business on the lst Of January, each year.
For all Notes and Accounts due ns on the lst
of January, ls4O, GARD Previous orr cnsto-
mers will do well to call and make settlements,
"r some OF them NAV be found in The hands of
an Officer, for collection.
NICHNtSON & PRESLEY.
Edgefeld. Jan ]. 1910 tfi9
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IN u vi EN- Il A l..

The slkcn tic thut binds tarO ,oiiiing hearts,
MARRIED,
On the llth inst. by the Rev. C. Ready
:he Rev. NJ. NJ Ab"ey TO Miss Per,nc'a
Williams. all Of this District.
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" O tice.
Dcra. Cotton Seed.

"prHE Subscribers have just received on con.
si.nmeut from Charleston, few of tie
above named serd raised in !Autaga County.
Ma. Which can be Ind at their store in Hara
,urg. II. X. Cook, d Go.
Jan H. lS40 IF so
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NOTICE.

A LII persons in. bteL 10 the Estate Of Mat
IA tl,ias Saltun., ce sed nre hereby notih-
c,. that they must y iheir respective d.tes 70
tue unlersis ned, or bei're the first day OF
March next, as no .urtner indulgence will be
gwen.
M. GRAY, Admir-.
Feb. l, 1910. rat
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

A.Y Burton. vs. Foreclosure Of
:Anson Mohey, M,nga-e.
EpY Virtue Of Mortgage from AnsoI
lid Mobley to Allen Y. Burton. will he sold
at Ldgeteld Court House, OIL the first Mon
dav in March next the following property VIZ:
One ,raci OF land Containing one lru. dred
and eighteen acres, more OF less, I'D ,oinlng Ben
ianin T,llman. Ja,nes Griffin g. others also one
Nero Man Simon. Terms Cash.
w. Fl. MOSS, Agrnt.
Feb II, 1910 c2
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house. His shop is well furnished witt, good
Materials a. d good Workmen superintended
by MIR. FRANCIS WOOD, n young man Of good
character, and of sober and Industrious hnhits.
All orders for work in the lirc OF his business.
will be attended 10 witt: nealrcss and dispatch,
and upon the best terms; and he will be
very thankful TO- Ire patronage Of his friends.
;dgeficl' !au i, 80 If 49
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stare vi SGu.il ar' lln"
T. i,EFIELD EISTKICT.

NhAV SMITH tolls before Inc one ba,
~ II Sc. suprosedto b; ten years Old, wit
lar in ihe forehead III eli hihd loot white
bove tho anclr, considerable white OH eaci,
.i:oudcr casoned ty III. year. APPRAISED
1t sixty dollars.
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vW.ayy,SIOyN' HOUSE,
M!A!!|e
.ask !.a.k
cEsf14>.~oas
EDGEFILLD c. HOUSE, 8. c.


vTHHE Undersigned takes pleasure in nu-
Il Louucing 10 his friends and The travelling
community. That lie has takcn the Hotel IN
Edgetield Village. formerly occupied by MIR.
William Brnnson, and is prepared 10 uecou,-
modate travellers aid boarders, either families
or siugle persons. With his experience ~ per.
sonal attention, he faiters hllnseif that those
who favor him with their patronage, will b-
satisfied aid feel nj home; 10 produce these
effects, no pains will be spared. His House is
situated in the most pleasant part of tile Vii
Iage, and is well calculated in every respect,
Tor the accommodation Of Families, or Private
Buarders. All he asks. is for persons TO cub
and judge for themselves WM.F. DUNN.
n. 3. fine Saddle Horses may be had at all
times ut the Mansion House. w. v. d.
!nnunrv - 80 tf so
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notice.!
NOTICE..

<EVHE Subscriber f"rewarns all persons from
trailing for note given by him TO Anso,
Nnblev. f,r one hundred and thirty dollars pay
,b'e the first of January l-40, as will not paw
it unless compelledby law.
SIMEON HARRIS
Feb 8, ls40. 1t
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

dbGn9sn1Ittel etueu llnterldeo spiIben ben 0erles
Deaen Ne9Rrun9selnflnften btbet
Nolbnttt 23.-Berfu9t, CaB Der SetretGr eerSd]abs
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mttel 9ebrdutht nerbet.
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gteu yort 1000 Sbaler, nno bic Sbcrennehmer tnSos
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tcloun9 empan9en loOen, Der Sdobmeilter Der Munse
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+sees aufsrle9ten VHlhten 500 Sbaer, Mno Ger oDu
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len beD 9elos uno @efdn9ntBrafe ntdt erIau5t, @ut
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9lblhnItt 25.-Serfil9t, OaB Der Staemetter oer
Ser. Staaten uno an lOld)eu QIdbcn ais er nambdf
madt 8UrGuSbeS Sablun9en fur DfentIld9e SdnoereYen
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9cIteQt weroer.
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tbt9er 9ebanoe uno snItafun9 Der Sfen &c. IN Sbnrs
le5tcn nno ct. gpuis 10000 Sbaler be5abt meroell
1o!er, tpenn nt ettpd in Dem 3cabaue 5u @harlestU
paBenoe 3immer 9efunoen wercen fonneu.
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oleies 0ees aatbcellIrten 9N69aben, elne b1nreeoe
@eolumme beDilli9t merbe.
Slbhnttt 28.--Serfitgt, CaB ale oeiem 9eiebe wts
nerlpredenoen @eiese bermit ouf9ehpben ieDen.