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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
JUST RECEIVED,

Uatemt Me0irfMe1, Sc,
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Liniment for the Piles.
OIdridge's Balm Of Columbia-for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil-for do do.
Mrs. Gardner's Bslsam OF Liverwort, for colds
and coughs.
Browns Kreoso,e and Gall Tooth-ache drops
hioore's Essence OF Life.
Whiiwell's Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract Sarsaparilla.
ThOmpson's Eye Water.
Lees N l. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's Kreosots and Gall Tooth-achs
Drops.
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
NIahy's Plaster.
Jsbb's Linlnent
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relics Aslhmatic Pills.
IIinckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Com Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, &c.
DR.. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DIR. Thompsan's Tooth.ac Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma, &c.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, SC. &c. &c.
For sale by
r. II. HAZARD,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near the Court House, .Nscpori, X.
hpril 49, 1899
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
True copy--witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

AN ACT in amendment Of an act entitled
"An act TO regulate the militia"
he ii enacicd by The General assembly as
ioiIops:
SEerIoN J. The thrticih section Of said
act IL So far amended, that the non commits.
sioned officers shall rendezvous with the com.
'nlssioned officers at the brigade officers
meeting: aud that they be- notified by non.
commissioned officer OF the respective con-
panIes to which they belong 10y order Of the
commanding officers Of the respective com.
panlos: md The fines and penalties for non
appearance aud deficiency OF equipments and
dlsordcrly conduct. be The same rs for re-.
view and inspections; aud that they be col
lected 10 the soine manncr
True copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Seciy.
AN ACT 10 SECURE the fulfilmcnt of certain
contracts, aud for the relief Of Married
Women ~ certain cases.
he u enactsd by The General ASs,mLiy as
joiio,Ds:
S,crrrN !. When any married woman
shall or shall hare come from any other Stsic,
or country, into iiiis Siiio. without her hus.
band, he having never lived with her In this
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

Upon the petition Of William Brownell and
others, inhabitants of the Thirteenth
School District located by the School
II Committee of Tiverton:
pOied and rfsotyed, That the prayer Of
said petition be granted: and that it shall and
may be lawful for the male Inhabitants Of
SAID district who bro liable to the payment Of
II State or town taxes, TO meet from time to
II Time at some suitable place in said district
II To be appointed by the member or members
II of The school Committee residing IN said dis
trlct, or, IN default thereof by the school com
II mttcc OF SAID town, and TO be notified IN
three public places in said district at least
ten days before such meeting; and al such
meeting to appoint chairman and clerk and
at such meeting they shall have power TO vote
and provide for tax on the rstcable estates in
said district, for the purchasing 6f lot Of Iand
and the building or repairing School House
thereon: which tax shall always be appor
toned and assured from the estimate and
apportionment in the last town tax bill of
said town; and TO appoint assessors and col
lcctor OF SAID taxes, winch assessors and
collector shall be engaged, and such taxes
shall be assessed aud collected in the same
manner as IS provided by law for the nssoss.
ing and collecting town and state taxes; and
such collector shall have the same powers m
the collection Of such taxes as are by law
given to collectors Of town taxes; and Of such
rneeii ings said inhabitants shall have power
to provide for b1ldng and keeping in re-
pnIr tho School House IN said district in (
such manner as majority prosen, at such
meeting duly notified shnH deem cxpedicnt:
and To do MI such acts as sbalI he necessary
to carry the powers herein granted into ei |
feet: Provided the same be not rcpupnnui to 1
the laws OF the State or uf the United States 4
True copy--wtncs5.
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'y.
AN ACT in addition TO tho act entitled "Ap |
act ~ relation TO the Supreme judicial 4
Court for the County Of Providence" aud I
to the act 10 addition thereto, passed a,
J,nuary Session, a. ID. IS4l.
BE IL enacted by The General assembly as |
foiiors
SrcrroN !. The Supreme Judicial Cnur, 1
holden by single Judge. in pursuance oil
tho acts 10 which this is ~ addition. IN add Il
llnn TO the powers conferred by said acts. II
shail lave all the power, jurisdiction. and an
ihoriy whorowitIi The Supreme Jndlcial Courr
" by Law invested, To rcnder Judgment in oil /
rlvli causes on nonsnr, default and snbns
Sion 70 Judgment, and on complaint for con. \
hfmaiion Oi judgments Of the Court uf Com II
mon Pleas; and IN order execution 10 issue H
on such ,ud gmcni- forthwith II
Sac. .. The rsriy ~ whose favor a yer II
dict may be found ~ any cAuse IN end cour, II
shall recover M costs 81 hiS irh,.l or NJ. Y
tendance, " fof tho uari OF a,iendanCs ofll
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Dr. JayneS Medicines.

4 assortment Of DR.. Jayncs' Medicines
just received from Phil,dclphia, and for
I g wholesale md retail by Dr. n. Il. HAZ.
hND. nj the sign ~ tho Golden Mortar,
washington square, Newport, Il. /.
March I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
2Week!p AlMamar.

Third quarter, 10, III. ON. morning.
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Alpincs.

RLUE black Alpinrs, plain md figured
- for sale low al l32. Thames street, by
J. W. COOK, y CO.
May 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

uAR. NC MUNN's ELIXfR OF OPIUM
~ containing all tho valuable medicinal qunli-
tics Of Opium, to the exclusion Of it's noxious
principles recommended by Drs. Ives Johnston,
Francis. Chccsman. HofnInn and Webster, o
New York, aud others for sale by
May l6. X. }. TAYLOR.
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TIE HAIR! TIE HAIR!

= No better evidence is wanting
2 to show the superiority Of the
y Genuine Buffalo Oil, over othcs
preparations, than a number Of
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For Newport and Providence,

~N Until further notice
S.aasEitE-ffy=-f3 So the Mail stage will leave
E.f-y1fsta.2y931,es Providence for Warren,
een.....-..--9.lf-zl,3 BRISTOL and Ncwnnri.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
CERTIFICATES,

The Following are among the numerous Ger
tilcates Of ils beneficial effects:
certify that have used "Wnierman' Spe
cifc Plaster" in my family for several year.
past, have used it for pain in the side and back
and found great relief. While nursing her chill.
drcn, my wife has used it for ague in the breast
aud always succeeded in removing the disease
without any difficulty. ! have also used it fol
sralds. sprains and bruises; and from the sue.
cess which has attended its application in my
family, can confidently recommend it 10 others
as valuable and cheap plaster.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-14

hand drills, FOR sowing or planting the seeds
for the various root crops, Sc. lhave also
a plan lor sowing wheat in drills or broad
cast, which will apply to all grains and
grass seed, together with the fine manures
have appoinredJ. Scott l. Co., 81 Cor,-
Iand-street, New-Eork, agents 10 manu-
iuciure aud sell the above described ma
chimes, where they can be seen at any
time. All orders from any parf of the
United States, post paid, directed 10 them,
will be promptly attended 10. Those
wishing 10 obtain machines for The COM
ing spring, will do well to order them soon.
iaieud myself, Providence permitting, TO
travel through the western and southern
states this fall and coming winter, TO in
trodGce The above articles where they may
be wanted.
Editors of agricultural papers generally,
and all papers friendly to agricultural i'm
provemcnls, are invited TO give the above
such notice as they may think practicable.
They will also confer favor TO The Sub
scriber by sending him copy containing
their quotations and remarks. directed to
his residence. CALVIN OLDS.
Marlborough, w.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
J. ] yyunberly and wife, =,

J. J. W'mberly and wife, Writ of Par.
Jas. ID. Watson and others.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TINT, by
lE virtue Of an order from Chancellor Har-
per. shall offer for sale to the highest bidder,
at Edgeiield Court House, on the iirst Monday
in January next, The real estate of Ar;euns
Watson, consisting Of four tracts Of land Us fol-
lows, viz: The Home trlc,. containing eleven
hundred aud sixty-right acres. more or less
the Richmond Watson place. continuing two
hundred and eighty acres, more or less. The
place called the Quarter containing four hun
dred acres more or less. and n small tract de-
signaled by the Icturn Of the Commissioners rs
No. 4, containing thirty acres, more or less; The
whole of .aid lands lying in Edgeield district.
near the Ridge, and bounded by lands Of tie rs
tate of Elijah Watson. Gibeon Williams. Lewis
Ashel. the estlie Of Thomas Reynolds, Sian-
more Watson, Josiah Pndgct, and others.
The terms Of sale will be credit Of one, two
and three years. except Tor 80 much as may be
necessary 10 pay the costs. which must be paid
in cash. the purchasers 10 give bonds and good
personal security, and mortgages OF The Prenl-
scs TO secure the purchase money.
TERRY. C. +. y. d.
Commissioners Office. EdgeGeld. Dec. :. ISL.
Dec. . (S5 Sl) d IS
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Nov. II
S5 HeEWA RD.

II OST Oh the road leading from Edge
H field Court House, TO Augusta Ga.,
a lolrrablo large leather Pocket Book,
containing three Noles of hand, and several
other small papers Of no value 10 an! buI
The owner. The Notes were ON the follow
ing persons, one Note on Mr.. Moss, OF
Ga. Tor $3.50; and one on u. Finch, Of
Kentucky. between $50 and $50, aud one
Due bill! on Greenberry CamplIn, of Ken
lucky, for SIG. All persons are cautioned
against trading for either ofihc notes. or tue
due hill. The finder will be paid the n.
bovc reward by delivering the Pocket book
and lis coutcnl, 10 Mr. e. II. Goodman, al
this place. JOHN W. THOMAS.
Dec. !, 1911 A
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From Ms CuIfirntor.
oLps CORN PLANTER.

Mcssrs. Gaylord & Tuckcr:-I have for
about two years been engaged in getting
up a machine, under The broad name of
Corn Planter aud Seed Sower; which has
been secured by letters Patent; and al.
though awarded The SCOTS Legacy Pre-.
MUM, l$20,) blythe Franklin Institute at
Philadelphia, was not salitied that i, had
attained TO its highest state of perfection.
have therefore, instehd OF Introducing il
10 the public al large, confined il to narrow
limits, aud made it my untirine object by
day and by night, by actual experiments
ANA deep study, 10 bring it to its greatest
perfection. How far have succeeded,
the reports Of tho late Fair of the State
Agricultural Society of New York. at Sy-
racuse; and Of the American Institute al
New York, win satisfy the public mind.
better than my own atiesiaiious.
The above cut is representation Of my
double corn planter, which plant, two
rows AT once, aud makes The rows both
ways. to be drawn by horse. SimiIar
letters refer 10 similar parts.
have also machines for planting one
row OF corn. horse power, which may be
arranged to drop the corn any distance
apart, from n continued drill, TO bills of
FIVE feet or more, il will also drop two or
more kinds OF seed in The same rnw, at
given points, and may he applied to drop
ping the fine manure in ihc hill with tho
seed. The same principle applies 10 the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-14
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
EA HEREAS paper purPorting TO oe
w the last will and testament OF Benjamin
Lindsey. ue of the District and State Aforesaid,
was admitted to probate in cnmnonfoTn. on tho
9,h day Of October last; and whereas b. l.;
Mnrreil, William MureI Martin Edison ana
wife Martha, Jesse NJ. Cogbnrn and wife I'm.
IN. Vary Muuel. Susan Ann Murrcli, Vasht'
Murrell and Sarah C. Murrell. who would haso
been entitled TO distribution siinres m the ests'c
of said Benjamin. fhe had died intestatc. have
given me notice. that they require thc said will
10 he proved in due form oflaw; aud whereas
Steward Adams. Benjamin Adams. Daniel
I,ockbridre and wife Marinza. and Franria
Coleman nul wife Lucinda. distributes Of said
estate. reside without the limits OF this State.
and proper petition having been prepared for
this purpose hereby give notice to tho said
Stewart Adams, Benjamin Adams. Daniel
I.nckbrdgc and wife Narinza. and Francis
Coleman and wife Lncinda and To all interested
in said estate that on the 25,ii of February next
| shall hear testimony concerning said will, and
proceed TO determine the validity thereof.
OLIVER ToWLES,
Ordinary Of Edgcfeld Distria.
November 22. lSli 50 0O1 3tm SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-14
MORE .g.Egg' GOODS.

BY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
j. p. SETZE"S.
SIS PIECES assorted Domestic, French
U4O and British CALICOS
10 4 and l2-i bes, Linen Shreting
SO and sc pillow casr Linens
~ undrcsseI Irish Linens
Birds Eye Diaper (some extra fne)
Ga and l0-i Damask Table Diapers
Long Lawns
81. 7-S aud a. Damash Napkins
Beached and Unbieaciied striped bordercd
Towlcs
Plain Green and Printed Flour Baize
Rich ps!nted and sniin striped SchaIly
Plain do do do
Plain black and do do do
Second mourning do
ihShSnieHcs. very rich Article for Indies
dresses
pr'nted and embroidered Muslin dc Laino
PLAIN, black and fancy coored do
Chena figured Silks
Black figured aud striped Silks
Black MateonI Lustiiug
Black GrOs de Rhine
Blue and Jet black figured Silks
Blue black Gros de Royal Silks
Blue and black Gros de- Messine
Rich Merlno aud Chcna Silk Scarfs
FiIlel and II. s. Gloves
Shawls in great variety Of styles
Best white and black English Silk Hose and
Half ilcse
Rich spriggcd and dotted Bobbine, Laces
DO do Swiss MusliIs
Artificial flowers and Wrea,hs
Needle worked Collars
10. II. and IA AlarsciIles Quilts, &c. &c.
The above goods, together with nearly eve.
~ article usually keptin Dry Goods Store,
will be sold by wholesale and retail. as low az
VIII be offered by any other house in this city,
and nj fixed prices.
Augusta. Oct. Is. l~i1. r3o
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FactllPage 81 Commissions
Business,
HAMBURG, S. c.

A s ! have declined selling goods, | bee
IA leave To return my grateful acknowledge.
ments TO my friends, and the public generally,
loo their liberal patronage while thus engaged.
now offer nv services TO the public rs an
Agent. Ia receive and forward all kinds OF u,er-
chandizc aud pr"dnrc. Aud, US will NOT bo
engaged 10 any other business. will nav strict
attention 10 the interest of al! those cGnsigniry
their produce or merchandise 10 me-. and while
IN my house the best care will be taken, and for.
wardcd with despatch, or orders promptly
obeycd.
From experience and observation. have
long thought that faithful agcn, could render
considerable service 10 the planters. in selling
their cotton and Hour. and buying their groce-
RES; And. rs have been engaged in this mar
hcs, for the last ten years, and acquainted with
the general routine oibusiness | therefore offer
my services 10 my friends and the planters gen.
orally: and will faithfully devote my undivided
auc ni,on ,o the niercs, of all those who may
commit 10 my change the selling of their pro.
! ducc, and buying such articles as they may or.
der.
IA all cases. my commission shall be moderate.
Ii. L. JEFFERS.
Sept. %, 1911 tf35
p. :. am not interested in any Warehouse
IN the place: therefore all Cotton sent TO my
cnrc will BE- stored n directed, and if no direc.
lions, my best judgment, will be used for tho
! planters Interest,". ii. L. j.
The Grecnyille Monniaineer. Edcefield Ad-
vcrtiser. PcndIeton Messenger and Highland
Sentinel aud Highland (N C.) Messenger viii
insert the above. two months, and forward hils.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-14
JOHN a. LOTT.
LUXE B. LOTT.
d AZ
New. lS
House and Lot

yANHE Subscriber offers for sale or rent. his
b house and lot, whereon he now resides,
situate one mile from Edgefcii &. H.. on the
Newberry road, adIoiunS lands of Mr.. F w
Pickcns. T.. Mitchell. VI. Minis and Il. b. lIar.
vey. The lot contains between eight and ten
acres Of good quality land. suitable Tor Corn.
Cotton. ur small Grain. On The premises are
small hut comfortable dwelling House, u large
Workshop, and other necessary u,id conve.
rieut buildings Tor family, with well nf ex.
cclent water. all under good fences. Any per-
son disposed TO pnrcnasc. or rem, will please
call and examine i0r themselves.
ROBr. BROADFORD.
My n If Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-14
NEW CLOTEEING.
AND
HAT STORE.

HAMBURG, S. C.
WTORA & NEWLY respectfully beg leave
H "a to inform tleir friends. aud The public
generally tina, they hare iaken the Store, for.
mcrly occupied by J. n. Oliver, opposite the
Old Amcrican Hotel. They ure now receiving
and opening. well selected stnclS oil ready
made Clothing OF every variety.
HATS, CAPS. SUSPENDERS Sc. &c i,
Of the la,cs, style. TO which they invite the at
,ention Of purchasers.
Hamburg, Nov. ), d IL
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Notice.

TEV HE subscrihers forwarn am person from
Il trading for three notes, given by them to
Frederick Ross, Esq. The noies are dated the
18th OF November. 1899. one for six hundred
dollars, due one day after date, one for niue
hundred and fifty dollars, due tho first day Of
January 1911. md one nno huadrcd and iliA
dollars, due the fs: day Of January ls32i here
has been $3.50 paid, bat no noIss p'krnnp; as
IL appears he has no; made us GOOD ttie 10
ceriain part Of the property for winch the nose'
was given. wc arc determined pot 10 pay my
more on said notes until lie makes us good
,i.Ie. ROBERT CiiANEY,
PIERCE LITTLE.
Nov - 10
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NEW GOODS.

~ ~ Sg UNDVDkSs
FHNhE subscribers have received from New
Il York anextensive assortment OF GOODS.
suitable for the season.
AMONG WHICH ARE:
Black, Blue. Brown. Green. Olive and Mixed
Broad Cloths,
Plain Black, Diamond. and Double Wave
H5eRCes GH0eEsS,
Black. blue, drab mixed & fancy double milled
CassiEaercs,
Plain & figured SILK, Satin e. Roolien Velve,
yesalElgs,
Cravals, Stocks. Scars. liandk'fs, Hosiery.
Gloves. Suspenders, Collars. Bosoms, Cotton
and Nlcrino Shirts and Drawers,
EE0ES, UaaibreEless, Sc.
The above Goods were purchased low, aud
will be sold accordingly.
~ d. Tho TAILORING Department will
receive our particular attention, feeling grcatfnl
for past iavors, and disposition 20 please our
customers aud The public generally; con,ini.
,uce ofwhose patronage Is respectfully solicited
BRYAN &. MINOR,
Merchant TGii0Ts.
Edsefcld C. II.
october II. lSil. b 81
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STATE of Sultn Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY.
Oliver Simpson.
yS,
foreclosure Of heo
Mortgages

Henry $ sbnI,z Mortgages
~ NDTiCE i hereby given that b. virtue of
" an order from the Cont Of Chanccry |
shall oilcr for sale TO th" hich, bidder. IN the
Town Of lianbur" on Thursday the :Inth day
of December inst. (ihe srlc tobc continued from
day 10 dav until the wloIc Of the mortsagei
premises are sod.) The following lots and lands
in the Town "r "rillnburc and IL vicinity. be-
Inngins tn Henry Shultz. 20 forecoso two
mor,gagc:in in favor the sali Oliver Simpson.
viz. Lots known in the plan of said Town ~
No. l5l. 1872, I33. la. l55. l57, rs, l59,
100. l6i. and l62. bounded North by Cobb
street. East by C0v,n.ton street. South by Ncr.
Ger Sirsc; Wcsl by Cook street. embracing:
the whole two squares within thai boundary
according To the plan of the Town, with the
exception of an alley "f2:, iccr, ,lnnd square Of
$50 feet conveyed to the Presbyterian Church;
and also all that parcel of land situate and be-.
ing "in The Town Of Upper Hamburg but
more properly. in The vicinity of Hamburg. en-
brncing SIR Shnltz's Portland pleasure grounds,
containing eighty acres m"re or lass. with the
exception or three acres sold TO ..p J. Ken
nedy. and half acre sold TO Richard Lubbock.
and bounded on the North bv land Of John b.
Covingron. Fast bv land 0f John Fox. So. by
n ditch at the foot ofthe Hill. running #, the
Bridge Road 10 the Leis! tract linr. and Yves,
by The line dividing the Loish and Fair tracts.
The Lots will be sold separately.
The Terms OF sale will be Cash Tor ono half
tho purchase money. fer the other hnlfa credit
OF months purchasers to give Bond and
personal security and mortgage oi'hc premise
to secure tho purchase tnonoy.
J. TERRY, c. E. l.. D.
4
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

~ TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
WwJHEEEAS a paper purp"r,ng to he the
w last will and ,cslamcn, Of Thomas Rey.
nolls. late OF the Di,;rici and State aforesaid.
was admit ed 10 probate in common form on the
22d SGplember last; aud whereas Wiley Rey-
noIds. Lawson Reynolds, and Joseph Whiule
and Sophia his wife. who would have been en-.
titled TO distribution shares in the estate Of said
Thomus. il he had died intcsia;c have given mo
notice that they require the said will To be prov.
cd in d1e form Of lac; and whereas John Rey-
nolds. one of the distributes Of saId estate re.
sides wi,hou, the limits of Inns State; aud n
proper pc,i,ion having been prepared for this
purpose: hereby give notice 20 the snid John
REYNOLDS, and to al others Interested ia SAID
Estate, that on the l!th ofJnnuary nex: l shall
fcn, testimony concerning said will and pro-
recd TO determine inr validity thereof.
O. TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Edscfeh District
oc, ID. 1871 amc 81
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Head Quarters.

ORDER No. -
~ w. TAYLOR. Esq. having been ap
W. pointed Aid-ic-Camp 10 HIS Exccllen
cy the Governor, with the rank Of Lieutenant
Colonel, will be obcycd and respected accor
djnsly.
By order Of the Commnudci-in. Chief
JOHN l.. MANNING, Addict Camp.
Nov II ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-14
Fresh Groceries.

TCST Received fresh supply CT Groceries,
eE among which nre the following, viz: Doii.
bic and Singl, Refined Loaf Sugar. Pickles,
Table Salt. Mustard. ilysou. and Black Teas,
Soap. Sperm and Tnllow Candies. .Gneer'
Pepper SPICE. Indigo. Nader sssefais,
Starch, New Ricr Sc. dc For sslc low '''
Cash by SCRANTON q hSsu
Nov 80. 1911 149
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LappeI for Sale.

TEYHE Subscribers offers for sale their val
Z. uahle tract OF land, whcreon they now
reside. situated in Edgciicld District, abont two
miles from the Ridge. containing four hundred
lcrcs, abuut thirty five OF which is under good
fences of second and third years GROUND On
the premises arc good log dwelling house.
Silchrn aud other necessary outbHiings. Also,
an excellent new Saw Mall, noa u high opera
iinn Any perEnn dssirsris.E ltfz.l,AsinsE- ara
requested to call and cxamins lar themselves.
Forums r:,ads easy.
JOHN a. LOTT.
LUXE B. LOTT.
New lS d AZ