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NEW ORLEANS, April 8


Late and Important from Teras.-By
The steamer New York. Captain Wright,
.papers of date from Galveston IA latn rs
the 81 Of April, have heen received. They
contain The particulars of a hlomly affray
NJ San Antonio. in which number uf
Cumanche chiefs were slain. The rnl de-
tails are copicd below. II scems a party
of Cumanches came into the town to ne
gnciarc for the surrender nf their white
prisoners. The inhabitants attempted tn
rlriain them as prisoners and hns,agps. A
fight eDSupi. and ! the savages excrp-
ling The women and children were shnr
dnwn. Thrnng 1nui this sancuin,rv affair,
we regret discover that ,hr Texans have
evincad :. disregard 10 the usa gcs aud rules
Of nations. whichin civilized people. no
nrrHdv Of The savage can excuse. The
Cumanchrs visited San A Antnnio with the
nvowed intention Of negniaing n treaty.
Under such circumstances. thew should
have been safe from riolrnre.-Bmietin.
IMPORTANT Nrws.-The Texas Sen.
'inel Extra, of March 2irh. gives the off.
cial account Of n recent battle with the
Cnnanrhrs at San Antonin.
On ,he 18th March body Of 05 Indi.
nns arrived at that place bringing Miss
Lnckhart. a liitle Girl. taken hy them a
year and a halfsincs from the Guadaloupe,
for the purpose Of holding council with
the agents Of our gnvrrnment.-They said
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CnAhLEsroy, April ]

Firc.-l}rtwcenI he hnurs Of ? aud 3
n'cIuck yesterday morning, the alarm of
fire was sounded through our streets, which
was found TO proceed from that fine block
of brick buildings known us the Victoria
Range, on The west side 0f King, between
Princess and Marker streets. owned hv
Mai. Alexander Black. The fire nrigna
ted in The tenement occupied by Butler g.
Jones, Carvers and Giders. which rngeth.
rr with the TWO trncmenrs rnihe Suufh. the
one in the orcupaIinn of Mr.. George Oates.
as u Music store, and the nlilrr, renamed
hv o. NJ. Rnhcrts u Co. as Druggists
and The tenement to the North, occupied
as Il Car?et store. by Me>srs Lalnhert &
Brother. were soon envcInpeh in flames,
and we are nnly asrunished that the whole
structure was moi destroyed. The HnIel
itself. however, we are happy 10 say, is hut
slightly injured. il is in possible. ~ yet,
to ascertain The amount nf property de-
siruved. Me~srs. I;u,le! e. Junes. were
insured FIR SGD03; Lambert g. Brnfher.
$4,000: 0. NJ. Roberts Il Gu. anil Mr.
Oates. wore also insurctl-lhr former for
S5.00n and the latter for $1,000. The I'VE
last named gentlemen assure us that their
insurance will cover their loss. The f,nr
tencmcnts destroyed were insured l0rS40DO
acll.-Cour1cr.
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HYMENEAL.
" The siiicn tie that binds t,co ,oiiling hearts.
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening the J4rh inst. by
the Rev. Mr.. Cunningham, Mr.. RoberI An:
derson, of Edge6eld village, to MissCalha.
rine l.. Sullivan, Of Hamburg.
1.-THE usual fee, a slice Of cake, 'cas sem
,0ith the abore notice].
On Thursday, the 10th inst. by the Rev
Mr.. Morrison, Mr.. WIN. Anderson, 10 Miss
Susan Murphy, both of ElsefeId Dist.
On Tuesday evening. the l4'h inst, by
The Rev. Alr. Sewel, Mr.. John II. Norris
of Hamburg, S, C., 10 Miss Mary Anr
Znn, of Augusta. Ga.
On The 9TH inst. by the Rev. G.. c
Pinckney, at Christ Church. Greenyille
So. Carniina, Mr.. Henry Morris, to An
tersa Cs, second daugh'er.n of The late Elm
Smcrdon, Of Charleston So. Carolina.
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Editorslook;ng up-notdt Homr.-Thc
New York Star has The above caption To
Il short notice Of the appointment of Mon
sieur Thiers 10 the Premiership Of France.
This very able politician was formerly
Editor Of the Globe, French newspaper.
AS we said on former occasion, "honor
10 whom honor is due" MIR. Thicrs just
" merits the high distinction which has
been conferred upon him. 1t is known To
some of our readers, tina, the editors oi jour
mails in France, compose a highly honora-
BILE aud influential class. All The hnuors
Of The State, are open 10 them, and often
do they obtain them. 1t is otherwise i'll
England, ,ha, land of Aris'ocraIs aud Ex-
clusivcs. In that free country. titled
fools and knaves often .'look down" with
contempt, upon mere conductors of news
papers. who not unfrequenlly excel them
in talents, and in every thing else hut mere
wenlIh.
We do moi concur in opinion with The
Star, that editors are not "luoking up" al
home. Many of them, iu our country, al
tain high honnrs. Unfortunately, some Of
the most worthless of The craft, are reward
cd beyond their deserts.
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Spring and Summer Goods.
JOHN %. R. FORD.

HS now opening general assortment Of
a Staple nud Fancy Dry Goods suitable for
the Spring and. Summer Trade: and in the
present week, will receive addtionslo 10 bis stock,
that will make his assortment complete. He
also begs 10 assure those who fnvor him with
their custom, that so long rs he has tile pleasure
to supply them, they will at all times find a
ull assortment Of the newest and best goods,
and Of latest styles aud fashions. Among those
already opened, are
7.sand4-4 Bleacll'd Shir:ings & Long Cloths.
English and American light Prints.
French do and Printed Muslins.
Plain, Check, and Plaid Cambrics.
F." Jaconet Muslins.
{" und Stripe Swiss Muslins.
Book Mualins and Bishop Lawns.
Silk and Ginsha;n Umbrellas.
Ladies Sill; Umbrellas and Parasols.
Childrens do and do
Furniture Prints, Dimi,y, Checks, Frinses
and Binding.
A variety OF Plain. Twillcd and Stripe
colored Cotions, fur servants wear.
Mexican unI York Mixtures.
Drnpe die and Prussian Cloths, for Summer
Goats.
Brown ard White, Plain and Ribbed Linen
Drilling.
1914 and i2.4 Linen shee,ing, fne, and viii
he sold alta reduced price.
Grass Clc:h.
limitation DO do and Brown Linen.
Irish Linens, and Linen Lawns.
do do Heavy, for Goats.
BFk t;a!iaa cfa"a:s, ana Sntnmer Stocks.
Linen Basorls and GLARS.
Gloves ofall kinds and sizes, besides var;s.
vcl iancI goods, not mentioned.
Afew Ba!es Brown sLir,ings and shee,ins.,
for sale low.
The n6nve, with most other articles in his
line. for sale IN quantities 10 suit purchasers.
Country Merchants supplied q, very small
advarce from cost.
Hamburg. April g. 7s40. lift
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To the Members Of the STATE Convention
Of the Baptist Denomination, in South

10 the Mcm6erS OF the STATE Conrenttoh
Of the Baptist Denomination, in South
CdrqiiHu.
Dear Brelhren,-The President of the
Board Of Trustees. Of the Furnan lns'i-
Iuriou, has recently informed mr, that the
affairs of the English aud Classical de-
partncnt have undergone such change,
siuce the annual meeting OF the ConVen-
tiun. as TO render an Exifa Session ofIhe
Convention iudispensibly From
the statements that he makes III his com j.
munication, fully concur with him in
opinion. have, therefore, consulted the
Board of Agents of the Convention on the
subject, al whose instance am authorised
to call extra meetings of the Buiy. The
Members of This Board concur with me
in the opinion. tila, such "A meeting should
he called IN the present occasion.
Thus authorized, / dn now appoint 10
o'clock in the morning Monday. tn. 9th
day Of July next, as the time, and the sci'e
of the Institution, three miles from WInns-
borough. as the place, at which the Mem
hers of the State Convention oftIe Baptist
Denomination in S. G.. are requested to as
semble in Extra Session, oil the affairs "l
the Furman Institution. And, as The inter
es,s of the Denomination and The cause of
Gnd, inperiuusly require that the meeting
he held, do earnestly and aliecliona'elv,
eutrcat every member Of the Body to be-
present al the time appointed.
WILLIAM b. JOHNSON,
President of Tie Convention.
The Biblical Recorder, aud The papers
of this State. nre requested to give This
notice one or more insertions, ss il con-
cerus the Interests Of religion and science.
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SheriH''s Sale.

EPY Virtue of sundry wriis Of. .feri .facias TO
HD me directed. shall proceed 10 sell at
the hnnse of the defendant on the 7lh day Of
May next. the follnwins property viz:
David Richardson, va Wiley Milton; Drake
g. Gibbs. VS. The same; Amory Sibley. Va the
same. viii be sold nj the House Of Wiley
Million. on Thursday the 9TH Of May next, the
following property, viz: stock of hogs, cattle,
plantation tonls. one anlkey,on harouche wag.
on wheels. carrylngs, &C. household & kitchen
furniture, and other articles too tedious to men.
ton. Terms. Cash.
8. CHRISTIE, s. E. D.
Anril II, 1s4n, h 12
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they wished to see il they could get high
price for her; and if SO that they would
bring all the other prisoners, one at time
Miss Luckharl stated that she had seen all
the other prisoners at their camp few
days before she left. Col. w. G. Cooke,
acting secretary Of war, being present
thought it proper to lake hostages for the
safe return Of the prisoners, and Col. Fish
er was ordered 10 march companies and
place them in The immediate vicinity Of
The council room. After some parleying
in relation 10 the prisoners, one company
was ordered 10 march into The room, aud
the other tn the rear of the building. where
tie warriors were assembled. The chiefs
were then told that they were prisoners
and would not be liberated until they re.
stored their while prisoners. Que sprang to
the back door and attempted to pass the
sentinel. who presented his musket, when
the Indian drew his knife and stabbed him.
A general rush was then made for the
doors. Capt. Howard caught one by the
collar aud received severe slab. He
then ordered the sentinel to shoot the In
dian which was instantly done. They all
then drew their knives and lows for bat.
lie, unJ the Whole twelve chiefs were i'm
me,lialely sllut.
In the mean time Capt. Reeds com.
pany was attacked by the warriors in The
roar Of the yard, who f,ush' with dcspara.
tion. TIE Indans were driven into the
stone houses, from which they kept up n
galIiug,fr with their towes and rifles
Whenexer their arrows struck i, was with
such force thar they penetrated 10 the
feather. A small number succeeded in
gaining the .appusile side Of the river, but
Col. Wells pursued them with party Of
mounted men, and killed all with the ex-
cepIiun pf a renegade Mexican.
A single warrior TOOK refuge in stone
house, refusing every offer of life seat him
through the squaws. and after killing and
wounding several Of our men, The building
was fired II, night aud he was shot as he
| passed lie door.
The whole number Of warriors, escep-
ting Mcxirans, amounting To IS, were
killed, besides two women and hrec chill
dren. Our loss was 7 killed. vix: Lieut..
w. NJ. burlington, Private KammisEi
aud Whitney; Judge Thompson of Huus'
ION. Judge Hood Of Bexar, MIR. Caycc o
MataeorIa. and.a Mexican.
Wound, Capt. G. II. Howard, lst
Infantry, Capt. Mathew Caldwell, Isl
Infantry, Lieut.. E. A. Thompson, private
Kelly, company |; Judge Robinson, Mr.
HigginholIlan. Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Gar
son; rotaI woumlrd 3; Howard, Thompson
aud Kelly, very severely;
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We are indebted 10 the Hon. Mr.. Dun
can, OF Gl,io, Tor pamphlet copy OF his
speech, OIL the bill to authorize the issue OF
Treasury aoles. This is a sensible speech
and vindication of the Administration.
h is severe upon General Scott. As we
said before, The Honorable gentleman de-
parts widely from his text. But he IS
somewhat excusablc, as all orators du so.
in this talking age.
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Speech Of Mr.. Pickens.-We commend
10 the ar1enIion of our readers, the speech
of our Representative, The Hon. f. w.
Pickens, Ii 1ill he seen that il is a reply
TO Mr.. Graves, ef Kentucky, who had AT.
tackled hiln in Some remarks. II brealhes
a spirit Of independence au'l candomr which
charactprizes The speeches of this genIle-
man. Mr.. Pickens had teen taunted by
1he bold Kentuckian. for his support ofcrr-
tain leading measures nf the AdnIinisira-
ai"n. In his speech, he fully aud sHisi"c-
soriIy defines his position. 1--we mistake
not. il is that nf South Carolina At The pres
EN- time. She will not desert her State
Rights principles. because The Powers
shat be-" W hnm she once boldly and lmn-
cstly opposed. now think proper to give
them counrenance aud support. BY them,
she will stand or fall. She will oppose all
who oppose them. and she will give her
aid to all. who will he found battling OIL her
side, and that of the Constitution.
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From the augusta COnstitutionalist.
AUGUSTA MARKET, APRIL l6.

RrmarkS.-As the season advances bu.
siness is less brisk, and the sale Of gouds,
aud The transactions in produce, less ali.
mated. The operations in our market,
however, have becn somewhat extensive.
though diminishing for about week.
The river having been for several weeks.
in Il eond hunting condition, the arrival OF
searers bringing goods. and carrying
back produce, has kept our wliarves and
streets alive, which will continue vet f,r
snrne tune to come. Our stores are still
well smked with every kind of goods and
mrrchandize, so that the country mer-
chants who have not yet purchased their
spring aud summer supplies, can be ac-
cnnImudaed in our market with all the
articles wanled for the back country trade.
Aud Notwithstanding the arrangement Of
the currency, the high rates of exchange,
aud Inc depreciation of the paper money
of sume Of The State hanks, The mercan-
tile portion of onr community continue to
he accommodating in their transactions
with their country customers.
COtton.-For Two weeks past. there has
been inhch Auclnalinn in our market in
prices, Though not to any grea, extent.
This llurtualion was produced by accounts
from Europe and the North, and orders for
purchases, which were either kept back.
Or filled;. and it is probable our maket will
thus continue to fluruaie. uhril the arri-
val at The North, of some Steam packets.
with short passages from England. The
statement we give of The sales for the two
last weeks, will show the variation which
has heen experienced in our market. and
the rates III which The article may he quo
ted. il will, he seen that the principal
sales were between "a and s cents. We
have heard Of no sales beyond the latter
rate; but cIinice in square haleS would
command aa:cents. Which qualify is very
scarce. The sales of the week ending
6lh. from warehouses, amounted 10 about
600 hales.
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We have received anumber of the "Eu'
taw Whis and Public Advertiser" pub
lished at En,aw, Ala, by Houston & Da
vie. aud edited by R. G. Quarles. Esq,
formerly resident of this place. 1t sup
ports the claims Of VIM. Fl. Harrison for
the Presidency. and jain Tyler fhr the
Vice-Prcsidency. The editor is severe
upon the Administration, hul says that his
journal will hc open to all parties, for tem-
pera,e discussion.
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4he Hamburg journal,

The Mstasa6asTg journal,
SEMI WEEKLY PAPER,
Dseosea to Foreign ard Domestic Nc,es, Tic
Markets, Literature, Science, &c. &c.
fARBOROUGH MULLAY,
Editors and Publishers.
FEHHE present luurisIing trade, undtEe grow
Il ing Importance of Hamburg il, CONNER.
c.nl point Of view, fully authorize tue es,ab-
lishment ofsurh u News Iaper as tie Publishers
design TO make Of the Journal. No place Of
the same popu, alton in the Union, aud Ger ain.
ly none where so large al amount Of business
is Transacted, fs without such vehicle Of trade
aud intelligence. Every effort will be mad. 10
render the Journal entirely acceptable to the
liberal and enterprising community for whose
patronage it presents itself. Political facts will
be given 10 tile public as matter of news; bu,
poilical spcculatiolls, with their train of soph-
istry, misrepresenta ion, slander and abuse,
will be carefully excluded from our columns.
Particular attention will be given to the state Of
the Markets al home and abroad; and we shall
furnish regularly corrected li,ts of the prices
current ut Hamburg, Augusta and Charleston,
as wei! US coplons extracts from the Trade
Lists Of the Northern cities. Our extensive
'ilal lacl!i'les VIII give us intelligence from
every part Of the Union at the latest possible
dates: and The means they will also afford us Of
transmitting our paper speedily 10 every post.
Office throughout the South and South West,
will make the Journal useful aud valuable 10
the business men Of these sections Of our great
country. and we shall look with confidence for
patronage III their han,is. Wo ohnil cncenvor
tn find place in onr Columns for every thing
Of intcrest TO the business classes Of the people
and the community gcnerally and, in short,
no expense or labor shall be spared 10 render
The Journal truly valuable paper, and in every
way worthy Of the favor and suppor, we now
solicit forit.
7erms.-S5 per annum, in advaLce. Tho
Journal will be printed twice week, with
sood type, OIL beautiful. willie paper. OF an ex.
tra.imperla size. Advertisements Inserted a,
the usual rates.
Hamburg. S. c.. April 7, 1a40 II
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Stale of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLES Esquire
n,,i:,,r,, ,,f FIooEatd nistrinf

DY OLIVER TOWLES Esquire,
ID Ordinary of Edecfeld District.
Whereas Alfred N. Dicks, hath applied
to me for Letters Of Administration. on all
and singular the goods and chaItles, rights
and credilsof John Dicks, late of The Dis
,rict aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, To he and appear
before me. at our next Orlinary's Court
for the said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field Court House OH The lwenry-sevenlh
day of April inst. TO show cause. if any,
why tho said administration should no. be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
lllh day of April. in tho year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fnrty
and in,he sixty.four;h year of American
Independence
o. TOWLES o. E.. d.
April II, 1910 (s2 1917 b II
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NO O'EECE.

'511lE subscriber. the wifi. of Rober, Anier.
son. who resides in Hamburg, $. c., late.
ly engaged in merchandising hereby gives ITO.
tce VI her intention to trade as Il sole dcsler,
after the expiration oi one month, from tho
date Of this publication.
ELIZA ANDERSON.
Hamburg, April 8. ls4O. llif
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We have received The first number of
the "Homburg Journal" published by Var
borough aud Mullay. The mechanical
parl of il is very neatly executed. We
refer our readers to The Prospectus, which
will he found in another column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-23

At an election held in Augusta, Georgia,
on the 18th inst., Daniel Hook was elect
ed Mayor, and the following gentlemen AL
dernen: Messrs. jackson. Parish, Crump,
Warren. Bones, Dunlap, Bishnp, Robert
son, Richards, Harper, Miller, and Flem-
ing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-23

A Post Office has been established nj
Tabernacle, Marion District, in this State
and James Potter appointed Posr.mastpr'
The post-uifice nj Jonesvlle, Sumler Dis
trict has been discontinued. Samuel N.
Evins has been appointed postmaster al
Pnolesville, Spartanbure District. and Jas.
N. Nesbilt. at Crowsvile, in tie same
District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-23

Congress.-IVasIriugron papers announce
The death of the Hon. Thaddrus Bets,
Senator from Connecticut. Both Houses
adjourned ON Tuesday, after the annnnci.
alton of his death. aud OH Wednesday,. in
order 10 aiiend hi-.tuoorni. There was
nothing nf much interest i'll the Proceerl-
nigs .oi Congress. Private letters assure
II, that there is no present danger Of war
with England. Mercury.
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Rain.-Since ourlusl unlice Of the wea-
,her, some pretty heavy showers of rain
have fallen in this District. The Rain
King is unwilling TO leave us. Like some
other guests whom we have known, his alb
sence at thi, time, would be better Than
his company.
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Treasury Notes.-The bill empowers
the Secretary to issue five millions of dol
lars of Treasury Notes, according to the
provision Of fiirrncr laws; and to issue
them as they may he redeemed, or paid in.
to the Treasury: but moi more than five
millions 10 he outstanding AT amy Time; and
The duration Of the law is limited to one
wear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-23

The Hon. F. w. Pickens arrived at
this place, on the 10Th inst. He obtained
leave of absence for short time from
Washington, on account Of sickness in his
family.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-23

The Rev. Mr.. Carlledee, by Divine
permission, will preach at the Baptist
Church, in this Village, on Wednesday
the 9th Of Nav next.
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SheriR,s Sale.

HPY Virtue of writs of .ticri .tacia,. 10
q ID inc directed. will be sold nt Edce6nld
Cnurt Honse. on the first Monday and Tuesday
in May next. the following property. viz:
Oliver Towles. Ordinary, VS. B. CovIng.
ton. one negro boy, Dave.
Terms Cash. s. CHRISTIE, s. Z. D.
April is, le40 biz
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DISSOLUTION.

NW7E have this day, by mutual consent,
w dissolved the partnership heretofore
existing under the name Of Rnney and Hughes.
John II. Hughes is the authorised person ,o
wind up all the unsettled business Of Ramey
& Hughes aud gives notice to all who ATE due
the concern. TO make immediate payment. and
ELn,visr raouests those who have danauds. Ia
present them 10 him.
N. RANEY.
]. II. HUGHES.
Edgefed. April 10. 1910. III If
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TENtIE Edgefeld Philosophical Soriety will
n hold an extra meeting in The C. House,
Mt early candle light on Monday evening. the
dth Of May, {Sale.dav.) The Committee ap-
pointed 10 prepare and submit p'ai1 for uniting
Agriculture with the other objects of the Sucic.
~, will then report farorably. The citizens OF
the District are respectfully invit d to attend.
w. 3. JOHNSON,
Presiden; Of E. P. Society.
April 22, 1910 b IL.
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The Charleston Courier Of inc 10th inst.
says: The Circui! Court ofhe U. States
commenced its scssion,i in llis city.on Tues
day last, Judge Gilchrist presiding. Judge
Wayne has not attended yet, aud we lln-
derstand tits uncertain whether he will be
in attendance, this term.
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Connecticut Election.-The Wings have
elected their candidate for Governor by
abou, 1000 majority.
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NOTICE.

KX71L be sold by mutual consent, for di.
Wv vision, on the frs, Monday in May
next, at Edgefeld Court House. the Pouers.
vills Manufacturing establishment and the ap.
purtenances, three Negro nen. two Of whom
are Turner'S. twelve Mules. one fue saddle
Horse, Wagons. Geer Tools, &c. &c.
Terms to he made known OH the day Of sale.
April =, 1910. II St
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Commissioners Office,

INTIL Further notice, my Office will be
u open OIL Monday and Friday for the trans
lction OF business with Suffers and others resi-.
ding out Of The Village. Defaulling Guardians
will do well IN make their returns before the
irst Of May next.
JAMEs TERRY, C. E, Z. d.
Edgcfeld, Feb 25, IS40 tf4