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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-31
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work of small family, can receive good
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MASONIC NOVICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the NJ w.
~ Grand Lodge of the State of Mississip-
pi will hold their next grand annual commu-
nication at the Masonic Hall Ia the city of
Natchez, on the first Monday in February,
A. d. 1910. The officers and members,
and the representatives of the subordinate
Lodges under the Jurisdiction of this Grand
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attendance.-They will therefore please TO
take notice and govern themselves accor-
dinghy.
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1889. JOHN M. HUBBARD.
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List Of I.affana.

!" FMAINlNI4 IN the Post ONCE at Yazoo
10, City, on the 3lst December, 1889.
johnson Rich M Ir
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ATTEST.
R. EATON KEYS, Town Crk.
Dec. Goth 1889, 24-6t
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Persons calling for letters please say they are
advertisement.
R EATON KEYS, P. NJ
Jan 10, 1885, 27-3t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-17

VAVHE subscriber offers for sale OF the most
J accommodating terms his valuable tract
cf LAND, lying two miles west of the Aiken
Stage Road, andin four miles Of Poors Bridge.
OH Saluda. The tract contains GIG acres, with
as much US 300 cleared. and in high and i'm.
proving state ofcultivation. and in fine condi-
lion for a crop the next year. Three settle
ments have been made on the tract with large
and comfortable dwelling houses ION two) and
all necessary out-bnildings. including large
building with cotton gin, threshing machine,
and straw cutter; all to run by the same gear,
and an excellent packing screw but little worn:
orchards of choice fruit of every kind; springs
in abundance and good; and for health, the
place is not surpassed by any. even in Green
vile. If you wish to buy. come and see-bct-
ter thnm going to the West 10 die with the fever
Reference in my absence to A. McDArID or
L. BoLISG, Esq, near the premises.
GEO. SEABORN.
Dec. IL, ls40. d DC
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Sale ofPersonal Property.

n WILL offer for sale on the last Mon-
IL day Of The present month, at the Mill
establishment on Little Horse Creek, be-
longing to the estate Of L. G. Lamar, all
the personal property attached to said place
Negroes excepted.) consisting Of Mules,
Cattle. Hogs, Plantation Utensils, Two
good Wagons. Also two thousand bush
els of Corn, and twenty thousand pounds
.of good Fodder. The Mill and Lands are
also offered for sale. Terms will be made
known by applying to me at Edge6e!d
Court House. On The personal property,
a credit of six months will he given, for
fall sums over twenty-five dollars, ky CIV
ing note with good security.
F. Ii. WARDLAW.
Dec. 12, 1910. b 46.
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HEAD QUARTERS, }
Columbia. l1th Dec. l64O. {

GENERAL ORDERS-NO I.
YHNHE following gentlemen have bcen ap-
Z. pointed Aids-de-C Camp to the Command
erin Chief, with the rank of Lieut Colonel
They will be obeyed and respected edaccordingIy.
Armstcad Burt,
albert Rheu.
Louis I. HigdN,
j. Polk Dickinson,
John Phillips,
John English,
ItUiiam II. Cannon, Jr.
J. Harlesion Read, Jr.
Henry FL. Thompson,
james Mcpherson.
The Aids.de.Camp above named, will equip
themselves, and report for duty. either persolI-
ally or bv letter, to the Adju,ant and Inspector
General, at Aiken, s. c., by the 10Th day oil
February next. If either of the above named
Aids.de. Camp shall neglect to report as above
required, it will be deemed refusal TO accept,
and the vacancy will be Immediately filled by
another appointment.
BY order o! the Commander.in. Chief.
JAMES JONES,
Adjutant and inspector General
Dec. Ia, le40 FAC
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WANTED.

foR one nfthe largest Plantations in Ala.
q hama, an experienced Upland Cotton
Planter, as MANAGER. None need apply
who cannot bring the most unexceptonabe
recommendations for character and skill. To
such an individual, liberal wages will be given.
Apply to Edward Heckscher, Esq. on the
Plantation, at the Oswchee Bend OH the Ala.
hama side of The Cha,tahooclie river, IA miles
below Columbus, or to ]. L. Peligru, Esq.,
Charleston, S. c.
J. HAMILTON, Trustee.
Dec. ii ,lS40 G 46
The Edgefrld Advertiser and Columbia
Chronicle, will please copy the above once II
week for three weeks
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EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 9, 1910.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 9, 1910.
..The Bm to amend the Constitution,
with view to prevent duelline, came up
In ihe House yesterday, and there was a
most interesting and pro,racled debaie on
the subject. Messrs. Henry and Mem.
minser made most powerful and impress
sive speeches in favor of The bill. Davie
ard others spoke against it. The House
adjourned in the midst Of the debate, with
out taking the vote. fear the Bill will
be lost. The Governors election il over,
and Notwithstanding the strong efforls of
the Preston men 10 the contrary. Colonel
RICHARDSON was elected by an over
whelming majority, the first ballot. The
vote STOOD, for Richardson l04, Hammond
AZ. Heuesan s. Johnson5. The TWO last
we're not candidates. Col. w. r. Glow
ney The Senator from Union, was elected
1t. Governor"
divide and Conquer" has been the
game Of or Wing opponenle, but they,
we sincre., hope, Notwithstanding our
fears were at one time strongly excited,
will signally fail in their attempts. Let
them not hope that The slight distraction
which they succeeded for the moment in
creating in our ranks, will rebound to their
permaneu, benefit. Such will not he the
case. Our ranks will soon be consolida.
ted, and present all unbroken front, against
their assaults upon The great principles for
the maintainance of which, the State is
so thoroughly united. and so deeply and
soIemnly pledged. We regret that two
prominent gentlemen of our own party,
should have been thrown into opposition
10 each other. as we clearly foresaw that
our political opponents would endeavor to
turn it to their advantage. But now that the
contest is over, We entreat all true friends
to the common cause, in which we have
SO deep all interest. to forget whatever has
been in any manner disagreeable in the
canvass, and let us all girt on our armour,
and prepare to defend the great principles
which are so seriously threatened by the
recent triumph Of the Federal party.
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N o tiCe.
~ O fice.
To Rent and Hire.

WNHF Subscriber will rent for the ensuing
IL year, the tracts of land oil JDo. Nj. Simp-
kins, OH the Beaver Dalu Greek, now rented
and occupied by La Fayette D. Pixley, and
others.
lie will also hire ont for the ensuing year,
several valuable Negroes. among whom are a
good Carpenter, n Blacksmith, u job Carpen-
ter. Cook or two, aud the balance first rate
field hands. ELDRED SIMklNS.
Edgefcld G.. IT,. Nov. 30. 1880. d a.
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House and Lot For Sale.

HNHE Subscriber offers for sale, on reason-
II able terms, his House and Lot, situated
in the village of Greenwood, AbbeviTle Dis
trict. The situation is pleasant i'll central
part Of the village, adjoining the Lot Of the Fe-
male Academy. The House is one story con-
tanning three rooms and two fire places, be-
sides basement story, of tw" rooms and two
fire places. The out buildings are snisable and
convenient. Apply to Coils. Richard OF Larkin
Griffin. N. w. HODGES.
N. B. A good male or female servant. (boy
or girl) would be- taken partly in pay. it prefer
red by the purchaser. N. w. II.
Furman institution, Nov. %, 1e40. al
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Teachers Wanted.

VNNHE Excellent Teacher who at preseut
E- has charge Of our School, having decn-
ed remaining another year. gentleman well
qualified to prepare youth for the Junior Glass
of the S. e. College, is wanted to take charge
of the EdgeicId Male Academy, from the first of
January next. The Trustees have been des-
Ious Of procuring the services Of gentleman
who intends to make profession of the bl,s
ness of teaching; and the experience of the past
four years, tends to strengthen their convictions,
that it is only such Teacher, who Is ambitious
ofacquiring reputation in bis employment. that
can establish our classical school upon a basis
promising permanent usefulness. Also wanted
from the first of January next,
AN ENGLISH TEACHER,
who is perfectly competent to give instruction
in all the branches usually taught in an Eng
lish School. Among these, n thorough knowl
edge of English Grammar, Arilhmalic, Geogra.
ply and the usc of the Globes arc considered
indispensable.
To such gentlemen, rs can come well recon-.
mended, the Trustees venture To promise per-
mauent employment, and good wages.
w. BROOKS,
Chairman Of The Boam
Edscfcld Nov. 2, lsl;' II 40
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~ o tiCe.

rBNtlE Subscribers make this last call on all
4 tlinse indebted 10 them, to come forward
and quidate their notes anl accounts, without
delay, as we are determined to close up our
business. All those who dr. not take advantage
of this notice. by the fifteenth day of January
next, will find their notes and accounts Ill the
hands of an Attorney for collection.
C. l. GOODWIN.
GOODWIN. HARRINGTON s. Co.
HARRINGTON IL BRYAN.
Dec.7, 1910 If As
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owl. h, addition to this, by giving the elec-
tons to the people, they are enabled TO become
acquainted with the names at least, if not the
principles Of their Rulels, for we venture to a@
sert, what we believe to be fact, that iP ONO
year from this ,imc not more than two m'ius VI
the male population of this State 'Ti'' De eole
TO tell who is Governor, or WHO'S fres'deht Oh
the United States
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FOR SALE,

FHNIIE Subscriber offers for sale his house
IL and lot in theVillage of Edgefeld. known
as the Mansion House; lately occupied by the
Rev. w. V. Dunn, rs n Tavern. Tho house
is large and eolnmodous, with bcvery necessary
on, building. Terms will be made easy, to an
approved purchaser. For further particulars
enquire OF WIN. BRUNSON.
Near Duntonsvllc.
Nov. 9, 1S40 f40
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NOTICE..

'bSliE Subscriber would respectfully notify
Il all those indebted to him by note. that
they will be required TO pay up on the first of
January next, and ifnot paid by the first mon.
day IN JANUARY. they will have to settle with
an attorney. South Carolina money will be
required, as am required to pay South Caro-
Ina money myself, in all cases. | will be found
at The Court House on sale day next for settle.
mentS. COLLIN RHODFS
Dec. "a, 1910 d6
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HYNH r NEAL
: Tie saken tic that binds t,oo ,oili;ng hearts.
MARRIED.

On the Sd inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Derrick,
MIR. WM. c. PRAToR, Of Montgomery, Ala. to
Miss CAROLINE BLAND, of this District.
On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. VIM. Wat
kins, Mr.Jo SMILEY, to Miss MARY ANN,
daughter of Mr. A. Bland. all Of this District
On the 10th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Ball, Mr..
WADE II. SHEPPARD. to Miss FRANCES, daugh.
ter of Mrs. Milley Campbell, all of Ahbeyille
District
On the LIST inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Trapp, Mr..
MADISON ZIMMERMAN, to Miss SARAH Re-
sEccA THOMAS, all Of this District.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

UY ORDER Of the Ordinary Of Edsefed
ED District, will be sold at the late resi-.
dence of David Walls, deceased, OH Wcdnes.
day, the 2:h inst. +, all the personal Property of
David Walls, deceased; consisting oil Corn,
Fodder. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Stock Of Cattle and Hogs lot of Seed Cotton,
and sundry other articles too tedious to men.
ton, on credit oftwelve months. Purchasers
to give notes with approved security.
EDMUND PENN, Adm'r.
Dec IL, 1910 46
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CASH WANTED.

HE Subscriber takes this method of say
ing to those indebted to the old firm of
Nicholson d Presley, on notes and accounts
for the year 1889. and previous, that necessi-
iy compcls me to request them to come for
ward and pay up. lowe money due on the
lst of january next, and cannot extend longer
Indulgence. would also say, that wish TO
make an invariabe rule in my business 10 have
all accounts liquidateddlc 1st of January each
year. which will save me considerable trouble,
aud be far the interest Of my customers.
L. b. PRESLEY.
Dec. 10 IS IS
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Last Notice.

Indebted to the estate of Eos. GriC:
fin, deceased. arc earnestly requested to
make immediate payment, as we ore anxious
10 make II final settlement with the estate, by
the first of January next. None but South
Carolina money will be taken, without the
usual discount.
Il. c. GRIFFIN, .l,;,,
T.. c. GRIFFIN, hu'''iii's''a'o's'
Cambridge, Nov. S. le40. tf4l
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" O dice.

Il N ELECTION will be held on the 2nd
IN Monday in January next. and the day
following for Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas and General Sessions, for Edgefield Dis
trict, at the lnllowingplaces. Ia wit:
Longmires, Golfers, Clouds, Pine House,
Chrislies. Dun,ons, Sheppards, Ridge, Meet
ing-Sneet Hamburg, Mt. Willing, Court
.lousc. Richardson's, Parks, Perry's. Goth
rams, Mosley's. Aliens, Powel's, Longs,
Nairs'and ColenIans.
GEO. POPE, Clork f. D.
Nov. 10, 1910. II Al
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N O fiCe.

A LII Persons indebted to the estate of VIM.
IA NJ. Butler, deceased, are earnestly re.
quesed to make immedicte payment, as the
subscriber intends to close the estate and
those having dem ands against the estate, will
present them duly altested without delay.
N. L GRIFFIN, Executor.
Nov. 5. 1910. al
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NEW STORE.

THNHE Subscriber respectfully announces
n that he has leased the Store corner Of
Mia. ket and Centre streets, lately occupied by
Mr. G. H. Taylor, and will keep OIL hand an
ass, rtmcrt of Groceries, Cotton Bagging,
Rope, Iron, &c. &c. -,
Orders irm the country will meet with
prompt and strict attention, ,o,,,,n
Hamburg, Nov. 9, 1910. II 11
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
HpY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi-
ED nary of Edge6eld District.
Whereas. Benjamin Barton. with the will
annexed, has applied 70 me for Letters Of
Administration. on all and singular the goods
and chat,els, rights aud credits of Thomas Bur-
ion late of the said District. deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased to be and appear before me, at
our next Orlinary's Court for the said District
to be holden at Edgefeld Court House on the
18th day Of December. inst, to show cause, il
any. why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 10Th day
of December. one thousand eight hundred md
forty, and in the sixty-filih year Of American
Independence. o. TOWLES, D. E D.
Dec. IA. 1910 ($2 1919 46
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NOTICE..

ALL Persons having demands against Pres
"a lev Bland, deceased, are requested to rem
1sr n, sm dnly a,tes,ed, to The subscribers with
ae' ;n ,te e nrescribed time, ard those indebted
~ ~ tho ea,n,e nrevious to the sac, are requested
to make Immediate payment.
" "''O s. CHRISTIE, Er,,u,ors.
JOHN BLAND, h1ee"'0.':
Nov. 6, 1850. Il
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
Columbia, 18th Dec, 1910.

THNHE following Gaze,tcs will publish all
IL Communications issuing from this De.
par,ment, reciprocally, and all Military Orders
frnm the hdjntant and Inspector Gonornl's Of
fee, marked &c. once week for six weeks
The South Carolinian,
Charleston Mercury,
r,---3 rhnrlosfnn Conricr.
Southern Patriot,
Camden Journal,
Cheraw Gazette,
Edgefeld Ad, erliscr,
Pendleton Messenger, and
Greenvle Mountaineer.
BY order ofthe Governor:
BEAUFORT II. WATTS.
Executive Secretary.
Dec IA, 1910 f46
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G DIR. Il. VI. McCITNEhas author
ised Mr.. c. A. MEIGs 10 transact business for
him, during the time he may be absent from
Edgefeld District.
Dec. IL, lS40. tf DC
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State of South Carolina.
Dec IA, 1910

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
UY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire, Ordi.
LID nary Of EdgefeId District.
Whereas, Nathan Bodie hath applied 10 me
for letters Of Administration, on all and singr-
lar, the goods and chattles, rights and credits of
Martha Edison, hate of the said District, de-
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite aud admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased TO be and appear before me,
at our next Ordinary's Court Tor the said Dis
trct, to be held ut EdgefieId Court House on
the 2Sth Dec. inst, to show cause. if any, why
the said administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day
Of Dec. one thousond eight hundred aud forty,
and in the xty.ffth year Of American indie
pondence. o. TOWLES, o. E. d.
Dec. IL. 1910. 46
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n Office.

FHyHE subscriber, wife Of Anthony Delo-
d rea, who resides in the village of Edge
field. and il a Turner and Cabiuet Maker,
hereby gives notice OF her intention to trade rs
a sole trader. "
Nov. Ie, 1870. a3
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FOR SALE.

REY Plantation on Turkey Creek, contain.
lyE ing about 800 acres. tell miles west Of
the Village. If not sold before the first of Jan
nary, it will be rented for the ensuing year.
II. r. MINIS.
Nov. "a, 1910. tt as
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FOR SALE.

WyFIE Subscriber offers for sale his well
Il settled Plantation. situated in Anderson
District, nine miles below the Village, on the
Slate road leading from Pendeton to Abbeville.
For particulars apply to the Subscriber on the
premises. w. SANDERS.
Nov. 2t, 1910 IS
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EGeclEfOrS Sale.

NETtLL be sold at the late residence Of Lew
w elling Goodc, deceased about FIVE miles
above Anderson Court House OIL the Ist and
End days of January next about thirty or thir-
ty Gre likely negroes. Also the tract Of land
on which he lived Terms made known on the
day of sale.
THOMAS PAYNE, c-.,o
JOHN MAXWELL LII '''''
Dec. Ia, As
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Sheriff's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Smith g. Clark VS. ]
Wilkerson L. Rease.
David Rusrep, vs.
The Same.
XXTILI. he sold al the house of Defend
w ant, on Wednesday, 9th Of Janua-
ry, 1S4I, the following property, viz: one
Patent Clock, two Stacks of Fodder, one
Bay Mare, aud one Shot Gun. Terms
Cash. S. CHRISTIE, S. E. n.
Dec. ii, 1910. ISL 50) C AZ
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TO HIRE
Land for Sale.

NMTlLL be sold by cunsent of parties, on
w the first Monday in January next, at
Edgehehl Court House, one hundred and
eighteen acres Of first rate Land, adjoining the
lands Of VIM ii. Moss, B. Tillunan, and J.
Griffin. Terms made known on the day of
sale. A. MOBLEY,
Dec. II, 1910. 46