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$50 Reward.

I'D UNAWAY from the subscriber living in
A@ liurnwe District, 3. c.. on the Isl il s, i,
II Negro fellow. named Harry lbout 40 years
of age, 5 feet 3 Or y inches high. Harry is
well k, own in AbbeviTe District lie had
runaway pr, viors to this. an was taken and
lodged HI Jail in that District. He has small
Bit bit:en out of the top OF one of his ears. and
sone of his eyes apparently weak, rs he gener-
a ly keeps it half cl'sed; Ind dft when he went
AWAY. pair "f kersey panteloons, and Il jean
frork coa'. 1t is. xper,ed. tlm, he will emdeuv-
or TO 60 t" the State Of Virginia. having been
raised in that Slate. The above reward will
br paid 1" my person whu will lodge lin in
any Jill in this State, or deliver him 10 the sub.
.crlbrf. s. II. WEEKS.
May 4; ls40. AL
The Editor of the South Carolinian. is Re.
q,c+ted 10 insert the above three times, and
forward hI@ accnun; to this utfice for pay ment.
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In another column, will hc found San en-
animation of the claims Of Mr.. Van Buien and
Gen. Harrison, 10 The support ofthe South, in
an address of the. Hon. Wnddy Thompsop to
his Constituents. 1t will be seen, that Cen
erh Thompson thinks that the Interests of the
county. will he promoted, 5y the election oil
General Harrison To the Presidency. We
publish the address from respect To Gen. Il /.
who fnvo ed ns with Il copy. and not because
we tl,ongh, General Harrison had amy peculiar
claims upon MS We have given circulation to-
very few. Of the many things which have
lleep written against him, Try his opponents and
others, who arc moo his friends. Our readers
know, that he is not our candidate. We hon
est'y believe. that he is aud has long been,
Ee,Ierai.t Yea. a federaIist dve,l in the
wool;' and cannot t'i,.k. that his election fu
the fir,t Office of onr Government. " ould pro j.
mote the interests Of the country, and especiai.
" Of the Southern Srurrs.
AS John Randolph said Of General Harrison
and himscT-Gemeral Harrison and the South.
ern people, "are an,ipodcs TO cacl, other in
politics." We here suhjoin the following rc-
marks Of the Augusta Constitu,onulist on this
subject.
1--WE cannot too often call the attention of
the people Of Georgia to the inevitable conse.
ouence oI the election OF Gen. Harrison Ia the
Presidency, which is that tho whole oftIle ex-
ecutive department "fthe federal government
will be inthe hands Of men opposed in princ.
pIe TO the vital interests Of the south. BY whom
is he now supported and by whom is he onpo-
sed1 He is supported by the most distinguish.
ed members Of the federal party. Mr.. Webster,
st their head, who has very recently in letter
made the declaration that his support Of Gen
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Spring and Summer. G oods.
JOHN Cd. B. FORD.

Ms now opening general assortment Of
IL Staple and Fancy Dry Goods suitable for
the Spring aud Summer Trade: and in tho
present week will receive additions 10 his stock,
that will make his assortment complete. He
also begs 10 asstle those who favor him with
their custom thai 40 long as he has tie pleasure.
~ supply them, rhr3 will at all times find a
!ul assortment Of the newest and best goods,
and Of lutestsiyles aud fashions. Among those.
already opened, are
7-sand 4.4 Bleach'd Sbiriings e. Long Cloths.
English and AinericaI 1iebi Prints.
French do and Printed Muslins.
Plain, Check, and Plaid Cambrics.
Z" Jaconet Muslins.
and Stripe Swiss Muslins.
Book Muslins, and Bishop Lawns.
Silk and Ginghnm Umbrellas.
Ladies' Silk Umbrellas and Parasols.
Childrens do and do
Furniture. Prints, Dimity, Checks, Fringes
A variety oSISi Of Plain. Twiiled and s.ripe.
colored Cotfons. for servants wear.
Mexican and York Mixtures.
Drape dte and Prusaan Cloths, for Summer
Brown and White, Plain and Ribbed Linen
Drilling.
1o.4 aud ia Linen sheeting, finer and will
be sold at Il reduced price.
Grass Cloth.
Imitation do do and Brown Linen.
Irish Linens, and Linen Lawns.
do do Heavy, for Goats.
BIk Italian Crarats, and Summer Stocks.
Linen Bosoms md Collars.
Gloves Of all kinds and sizes, besides varie.
" OF fancy goods, not mentioned.
Afew Bales Brown shirtings and Sheeiings.
for sale low.
The above, with most other articles in his
line. for sale IN quantities to suit purcEasers.
Country Merchants supplied at very small
advance from cost.
Hamburg, April 6, 1910. 1ltf
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I'm. M. Price.-Wni. NJ. Price. lnte de.
laullng |: district Attorney in the State of New
York. has written Il letter, dated Paris, March
%, lc4o, TO lie Hon. Aaron Vaidorpoel aud
Edward Curtis, Representatives of the State
OF New York to Congress, in which he says
that he will shortly return 10 the United States
He declares that he was never connected will,
MIR. Swartwout, i'll the perpctration of dishon.
osabc act; that he never had concert correspon-
dence, act or agency, with him, 10 'lcIraud the
Government. lie says that his intention in re-
turning honIe, is in order to invite the MOST full
und searching inquiry in regard 10 all matters
and things, connected with the charges made
against him in his absence.
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GENERAL ORDEB.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA. April 18th 1870:

Throughout the civilized world, it in an
established. usage, for States to mourn for
The death oflheir lenefactors.
On assuming The high Executive func-
lions Of SoulICaruina. 10 hicI the Lieut..
Governor has been cOrlsiituti0naIy called.
by The death of his Ianrenied predecessor,
The late Patrick Noble, there would be n
derelirIion Of his solemn duties, were he
10 pass, unnolired, this sorrowfnl event.
OF the hate Gov. Noble. il may be truly
said, "he was first in the hearts of his
connlrynien,"-his name hallowe,l by Il
chastity of motive; tina, ,tlisarued reproach
and made pow erIass fnvecti,e. Entering
the councils the State at an early period
of his lile--for a series of years a Repre-
sentative, aud Senator from Abbevilie--
he has been successively called to preside
over each branch of The Legislature, MS
Speaker "flhe House, aud as President of
the Senate; and, rs a voluntary requital.
was lastly honored with The first Office of
The State.
Of his eminent virtues as nian--his
mild and forbearing rule, rs Chief Magis-
tra'e-- 10 king with deep respect, TO the
execution ofthr laws: and at The same time.
lnlnsllng Executive clelnency. with the
rigid severity Of HE law--ii il s.nnnecessary
t"speak; or oflhe general fidelity and self
'levoteduess with which he discharged all
the duties of lie elevated and sacred trust
cohhde'l to him: they are fully and CRATE
lully appreciated by the intelligent people
he so long and efficiently served.
In obrdence 10 The inrce of general
sympathy. AMI as Il tribute due 10 the
COMMANDMENT Chief rhe Magistrate, and
man, The Major. Generals throughout the
State, will cause the order 10 be extended
10 their seperate commands. requiring all
The Officers lU wear Ie usual badge of
mourning on The lefi arm, 10! thirty days;
and that OH the 18th Nav, The Coninan-
dan's al The Citadel. in Charleston, aud
the Arsenal. in Columbia. will cause
gun 10 he fired al every half hour, begin
ming al sun rise, and ending a, sun set -
And The Executive recommends, that on
The III, May. the Citizens of the State
assemble in ,hrir respective Churches, 10
uniIe in condolenre for the loss which
South Carolina has sustained.
BY order nf the Governor.
BEAUFORT T. WATTS.
Aching Aid tie Camp.
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A friend at the Sou'h.w west. has sent us a
pamphlet, en.ided tho rise and progress OF
the doctrines of Aboltionisln, and Il remedy
for bigo,ry and superstition" Appended 10 it,
is petition from citizens Of the save-holding
States, to Congress. asking Tor the establish.
ment OF a National Academy, at the city OF
Washington. The nuthor ofthe pamphlet he.
lore us, traces, in an able manner, the rise and
progress Of Ambition. We do not coi:cnr
witt, him in all his vws, but we heartily cam.
mend the spirit with which he has rehnked
those worst Of hypocrites in our Country, the
selEstyled religious abolilionists.
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From the Hamburg Journai.
HAMBURG MARKET.

We notice the close Of tits weeks business,
which continued with the same 6rmness as
mentioned in last Wednesdays report. The
accounts received on Thursday lastsiended tu
steady the cotton market. A large amount Of
The staple has arrived since orr Inst no,ire n,Il
met ready sale from wagons nj orr quoln,io -,
say 81 cents. The farmers have planted
their crops, and we look for a gdod Spring bu.
Siness.
Onrimarket is vel s'o-ked with Groceries,
and are disposed of at fair prices.
E1caange-On New York. per cent. for
Hamburg bills, 81 for other South Carolina
bills, AMI 10 per cent. for Augusta notes.
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A PRgssxr AND IIISr.-The Augusta
Constitutionalst Of the 18th ult says" We
were presented yes,erd .y, by Mr. o'Conner, oi
Edgefeld District, with a bunch of ripe cher
ries, the first we have seen this season." WHY
dnes not snme friend Of ours, send us pretty
little present of fruit or something else? We
think that we ale entitled TO one, AMI nothing
would give us more pleasure, than to acknow-
ledge the receipt Of it in our paper. Do you
take the hint7
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Receipts for Suhscription.

The Publisher acknowledges the Receipt,
from the 10 uwing persons, 10 The time put
downto their respective names:
llilum Adams. Feb. 8, lo4l. John C.. AL.
len, Feb. 8, Is4I. John Anderson. (or Edge.
firld.) Feb. 8, Io4l. Thos. BARLEY. April 6.
la4l. Chas. Carter, April 9. l54I. IL. H..
Hill. Feb. 6, 1s4i. Henry Lowe. Feb. 8,
ls40. Med. Mays, Feb. 3, ie4l. Nut. May.
nnr,l, Feb. i, lS4,,. NJ. \. Ransom. April y,
1910. Smith g. Tasgart, April 30, Is4l. VIM.
Stroller. Feb. :. 1870. w. ]. Wighlnan,
March A. lS4l. s. III. Weeks, Dec. Is, 1899.
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The Beiierie,o Murders.-The Galena
Gazette states that Brown. the counteleiter,
aud dcsp; RADIO. at whose house in Belle
view. Iowa Ter. dreadful alIray recent
lvoccurrcd, wns magistrate. This man,
Brown, A. Day. Thomas WeIcI,, ,,--Davis
and Samuel Burlis. were killed. Five of
the gang were ynched (receivin. one
hundred Inshes earh) The same afiernoon.
Oflhe ri'izens. II. Palmer, Jonas Brink,
a Farley, and Maxwell were killed: anil
Vaughn ,langernu- v wounded. Col. Col.
lins slightly. Gen. Mcdonald dangerously.
and W. Bealy slightly.
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WAsHlyGros, April 25.

accident BY Lisht"ing.--Durins The
storm, this aft rnuuli. hrl~eem 5 AMI = o.
clock, a large frame building -,a Seventh
street, above H., The proper, nj Mr.. Gold
,i,g. WAS slrnek by lightning, aud was in
a very siolt LINE ,Tallv CONSUMED. Sci
dom, M $" early peri"d "I the year,
,hI,e Thunder slOrnS cen s0 Niultmi. as
during The prrs,.nt senSU.i-tlilS ilring The
,lIlr.I i.ccidrm IN the DiLrn, ty Iisninine
within fortnight, Iwn Of whu'Ii were ID
rul. il rolorrd Monau heins killed. on Cap-
ilul Hill. and Il rnan al Alexandria, ON
Sunday, lhe I2lh ilslunt.-GlO6e.
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A most dissraccfu row and fight recently
took place in the House of Representa-, es at
Washington. Mr.. Bynum of North Carolina,
and Mr.. Garland, Of Louisiana, had Il bnut u,
fs,icnffs. lsis due to the dignity of the House
and the honor of the country at large, that these
bullies and fighters should be expelled. Ger
tain fierce aud turbulent 3 s'irits have recently
made the Hall Of Congress, little better than
pugilistic arena. The sronges, measures should
beemployed to quelI these olrtrages which have
been but too frequent, and which have dis
graced our Government in the eyes Of the
world.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-07

The first Of May was bright, and during u
considerable portion ort!,e day scarcely darken-
eddy cloud. Gentle breezes tenperedthe ar
dor of,he sun. and crea,ed Il delightful renipera-
ture. twas an ausricious day for the corona.
ton of youthful Queen o. May. But t!ui
timehouorrd and beautiful ceremony, was mol
observed in this place. by tic Young Iadirs OF
the Academy. A few of,hem however, assem-.
bled in greenwood near the village, aud spen,
the evening in social manner. We wish
them many returns Of this beautiful sc:son.
and years Of happiness unalloyed, ere their
little span of life is over.
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.V,eaU Furniture W2aG Join.
ers shop.
vEyfIE subscriber tak this method TO inform
his frir,Is. aud the Citizens of Tins, nnd
III, adjoining Districts, that he has permanent.
" located his
FURNITURE AND JoINER's SHOP
on the Martinto VII Road, near Gilgal Chmch,
ubout tw. I've miles above Edgefed C.. House,
and II below Cambridge. Being Il Meefan.
ic himself. and huviug experienced, good
workmen in MS employ, he Aa,ters himself that
lie will be uble to give satisfaction to ull those
WIN may favor him with their orders. He has
on hand. and expects TO keep good assort.
men, of PANEL Do6Rs. SASH, BLINDS, AND
MAsrEL PIECES. Also
CABINET FURNITURE.
suct as Iardrobes, Sideboards, Bureaas,.
Book Gases, Folding Tubes. Sc. &c.
Repairing done at The shortest notice, and on
reasonable terms. IF desired, he will 60 any
distance under twenty-five miles, TO Glaze.
All orders thankfully received, and puncln.
ally attended to. ADDRESS the undersigned,
DSntousSfile. Edssfeld District. s. c., or VIM.
F. Durisoe, Edge6eld Conrt House.
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
Near Gilgnl. s. C April 30, rs4O. 3m 10
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EXECUTIVE ORDER.

We call the attention OF our citizens, 10 the
General Order Of Governor Hemagan. His
recommendation to the citizens Of the whole
State, to unite in paving tribute of respect to
the memory of the late Governor Patric No.
Bile. meets our warlnest approval 1t VIII be
seen tina. he recommends ~ them, to assemble
in their respective churches. OH the l7t!' lnst.'
To unite IN coincidence, for the loss which South
Carolina has sustained.
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HYM ENEAgI.
u Tic sa.ea tie ttst binds t,oo ,ciNing Hearts.
MARRIED,

In Hamburg, on Sunday, Tho 81 ins,,,
hv The Rev. W. v. Dunn. Mr.. HESnY
GREEN. TO Miss FRANCES SRomAKE, bmh
of Augusta, Ga.
On The l6lh nIr., at Camden, S. c..
Ivy the Rev. Mr.. Philips. Col. james
Chr>n,,. Jr. 10 Miss Mary Miller, daush-
ter of The late Gov. Millrr.-On The
anne day. by The Rev. w. C. kirlands.
FIR. Ju>eph Lille, of Ala, to Miss Mariah
Kelly, daughter of James G. Kelly, of
,Chester6eld District,
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Head Quarters,
Columbia, April ~, 1910. I

GENERAL ORDERS.
No. ], New SERIES.
EslS.EXCELLENCY the Leutenan, Gov.
44 erllor in assuming the command Of The
nitia oil South Carolina under the Conslitll.
tion, announces to the Aids.de. Camp appointed
by his predecessor, that he desires them 10 con.
rirue in office during the remainder of the Gu.
benatorial term; and that no new appointment
will be made, except 10 fl the vacancies Of
those who may indicate wish 10 retire FROM The
sevice by resigniug their commissions.
!, BY order Of the CUmmnnder.in Chief.
JAMES JONES,
Adit and iasp'r General.
Anril ". l64O tC1 h Is
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Those States marked with Il star, choose
members of Congress OH the same day
that Slale allirers aie chosen.
The Electors meet at the Capiols of
The respective States in which they are
chosen. on the second day of December,
and give in their ballots for President and
Vice Presiden,.-Bost. Drmo.
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THE CRdPS--l'he CnroIina Planter of
the 29lh ult. savs:-The late fine srason
has given US tini snnds nf Colrrn aud
Cnrn in The nrishhnrlmotl. The prospects
of the latter are rendered very tlrnIblfnl l,y
the immense nnnlbrFs uf Chinrh Bugs
which have alremN appear. Il.
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The Repor, Of the Comlnitiee Of the -Philo-
sophical Society, appointed 10 endure, into
the fexpediency and practicabi'ity Of es.ell:
;:sding the objects Of the Philosophical Society,
30 as to embrace the Science of Agriculture,
has been received, andswiII appear in our
next.
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The journal is Wing puper.l-Ado,

"Stop thai BALL !"-Under. this head
we see an amusing article III tile Eastern
Sentinel, respecting the great cry and
lille WOOL system displayed by the wings
in their accounts Gf Tie uui-puurings ut
the prople" in fivur Of Harrison. There
Is no Jall 10 st"p-buI that bu,ot will he
etlrciualIy stopped hy the vuIce Of IlIe
people, al the ensiins election. The New
Ymk Gazelie, Il Ing paper. in announ-
Gin. the resal, of the periurmances at
Harrisburg, says: .'llurru I"r HIrrlsm us
all ll,at cnn be done IN The premises" Z"
We think so 100; and as This is all, we
commend unr Wing br.Ihrrrm for making
the mo,,nf it Yes, Yrs-"Hurra Tor The
Her"of 1ippecan"u' -IlIe "nlliIary chief.
ran"--ll,e "puur man," wilha splendid
farm aud six thousand dollars per anuum!
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From the Sarannuh Georgian.

We cite The following reas.,Il, from the
Genrgia journal. iU show lis firm UppUSl-
'iulrlO Harrison. " ho has bccUne, ni lale
such desperate lavorlle with sumo MEM
bers OF their parry-a party, vi hp, III i 536,
condemned every early acl Of hts puliliraI
lite, and would have been ilsulle,l, had The, i,
i,erm charged with attachment 10 him.
The Journal, of course, uppt,srs Van
Buren, aud gives some reaSOris Tor tluing su
hul our ol:jecl is 10 show that This Party
';Innot unite on une candidate, hut are as
various in their prefer lences us are The views
they profess.
From the Georgia Journal, 2Ist I'll.
''Gen. Hnrrlsum declared, that in issuing
The pruclalIlaIiOl, Gen. Jackson had ac-
cumplIsiIed more good lnr The country Ian
he achieved by III, splendid victory ul The
uallc of New Orleans.
''Geu Harrison vuled for The tariff Of
1875, ali,i asserted, thai so0uer lian he
would see that ucr repealed, he would ,ee
The grass growing upon the streets Of
Norfolk aud Charleston.
''Gen. Harrison cnuieuds for The right of
The federal government 10 lax the South.
lor The rurl"sc "i erecting splendid works
"i inleruaI improvement.
"Gcn. Harrison is Il lt,leralist,' aud his
cleclnn To olhe presidential chair, would
3lveto The federal purity such an a,c' II lan-
cy IN the administration oilhe COVE nn,eni,
a> 1t has nul w'ssesssd since tile formation
,E t,,r u,rnrunput
Gen. ltarrisml is an avowe'l oppnnen,
of our .iuclrins. and would uo,l,ubr, should
he think it cxle.Iirnl. put inlu raclicaI
operation The principles Of the procIama-
non AMI the iure mll.
Gen. Harrison promise that lie will J.
vance the principles tIlStwe coulend Tor.
On The contrary, he is fue tn their ad-
vaucrinenl, and, To Ue consistent, should
occasion present itself, he mus, aid TO put
them duwI."
rhe journal is Wing paper.l-Ado.
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MACON, April 2S.

Fire.-Ahou, d O'clock yesterday morn
ing fire broke nut in Ire Ware llnrse oc-
rupirl by Alpssrs, Hamilton Il Reynolds,
situated on Firs, ST. The building was
consumed but NO property lost.
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Tan.Yard g. Shoe Shop opened.

'aHF0 eS sSHHVS SHVP UVcHcUs
nAN the Edgefield Road near Mt Vintage,
" where good Cow Hides will be bought,
or tanned on shares-one half for the other;
and fine Shoes, Boots, and Negro Shoes will be
made on as good terms, and oil materials iufe.
ror to none in the State.
Wagon Harness made, and Carriage Har.
ness repaired. Any articles made will be cx.
changed for good Cow Hides. From npplica
ton ITO business, and the best Of Leather, the
subscriber hopes the pubic in general will IN.
tlonize his new effort to accommodate this
District. aud viii call. aud see his work and
judge for themselves.
MICHAEL GEARTY.
March e3. 1910 d 81.
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M A SION E d U y Es
- -
Edgtf,id Court House.

-
NHHE subscriber would inform his friends,
IL. and ihe public generally, that bis rooms
are fitted mp in neat and nnfortabft style,
for the recrplYn Of visitors during the Sum.
lner. He astihifes those travelling from tie low
county, 10 tIIis place., or the Mountains that
every thing shall be done 10 render Them aud
,hei,: families comfortable, tha, lays in the Pro.
prietor;l power. He hopes. by. unremitted
attention to business, that none who nretond
of good order and quiet, will pass by rie sign
Of the Mansion House, (fonnerly occupied by
Mr.. VIM. Brunson,j Or leave it tissntisfed..
w. v. DUNN
N.B. The subscriber has furnished himself
with two aud fi,fir horse Omnibus, and three
very superior saddle Horses, so TINT no person
need he dc,ainc d. wishing to go to any.point.
Meals at all times will 5e provided atthe shortest
notice for stage passengers, and others stopping
at the Mansion House. VIVID
Edge6eld c. H., April s7, 1870: 13 If
The Charleston Courier and Savannah
Georgian, will publish the abrye fonS times.
weekly, and forward their accounts 10 this Of
fee for payment.
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NOTICE.

VUNHE subscriber the wifr of Robert Ander.
Il son, who resides in. Hamburg, 8. c., late.
Wy engaged in mercl,andizing hereby givesno
Ire. of herintention To trade as sole deuler,
after the expiration Of one month"; from. The
date of this publication. -
Hamburg, April 8, is4o, 1rf.
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State of South Carolina.
. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

vNOLLED before me, by Jacob Green Of
l said District, an estray horse, of the fol.
lowing description. viz: light rolored bay. a.
bout thirteen hands high, three years old, n
star in his forehead both hind feet white, n scar
on his nosr below his right eye. with slight
marks ofgear Appraised by John McManess.
Drnrv Phenix, and james Falknrr, Scn.. 10
be worth forty dollars.
JOHN QUATTLEBUM. J. P
Sleepy Creek, April 81, 1910. "a Im4m
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ESTRA:Ys

LS HIN II
DURDET.r CORLEY Irving on the Ham.
n b burg Road one nnd a half miles from
Huiet's ferry in Edgefe!d District, tolls before
me- an estray sorrel stud colt, thirteen and
half hands hi gh, with sp,all streak Of white
in its fnrehead, f"nr years cd. no o.her marks
perceivahle. Appraised at fifteen dollars.
GILES MARTIN.
April 9th, ls40 l2
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DISSOLUTION.

"E have this day, by mutual consent.
w dissolved the partnership heretofore
existing under the nalneof Kinney and Hughes.
John H. Hughes is the authorised person 10
wind up all the unsettled business Of Rnmey
& Hughes, aud gives notice 10 all who n, due
the concern. to make immediate paynen;'and
likewise requests those who have demands, 10
present them 10 him
N. RAMEY,
]. H. HUGHES:
+: Edgefe'd, April 10. 1870. II"tf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-07
Carriage Making.
Ssraifed OF. Stolen.

A T Edgefed c. H., on Tuesday, The 9th
IN: Of March. Bay Eorse, three years old,
both hind feet white. and star on his fore
head. a scar on one side of his nose, caused by
kick of a horse: ! will pay all expenses 10
any one who will bring the horse and thief. or
either. Of them 10 me. Any information. rec
pc ting said horse will be thankfully received
by SAMUEL FOSEY.
Fdgefsld Dist. April a, lsaO dlo