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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30
State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY

- -
E. Pickens Noble, vs
John Cunningham and Bill for Partition.
wife, and others.
NpY virtue Of a dccretai order made in the
LID above case. Angus, Special Term, 1871,
will he sold nt Abbeville Court House, ON the
first Monday Of November next. the following
lands belonging 10 The estate Of Patrick Noble.
deceased, viz:
]. A tract Of Land lying on the Savannah
River, known as the Fort Charlotte ,ract, con-
tainng nine hundred and fifty (95O) acres, more
or les., and bounded by lands Of Samuel X.
M0rrah and others.
,. Attract ofLand ad oning the above, known
as the Roberts tract. containing two hundred
and fony acres (240) more or less.
8. A valuable House and Lot in the village
Of Abbeville. fronting Main-stree,, and bound
ed by the 10, Of Mrs. Donecy and others.
The said real estate will be sold on credit Of
one. two or three years, purchaser giving bond
and surety, and nur,gngo Of the premises.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, c. E. Au.
Commissioners Office,
10th Sept. l5ll. %
gJ The South Cdroiiniaa will give The above
three Insertions Immediately previous 10 the
J.! Novr.. aud send the account to the Com.
nissonrr,s Office nj Abbevilc c. II.
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Medical College oGGeOrgia.

FMyHE course Of Lectures will commence on
a. the second Monday (slh) Of November
next, and terminate on the first Saturday Of
March following.
G. NJ. Nerrton. N. d.. Professor OF Anatomy.
l.. A. Dugas. II. D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy.
Aiuander ,''eany, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
isiry and Pharmacy.
l. p. Garrin, n. D.. Professor OF Therspeu.
tics and Materia Medica.
Paul F. Zee, M. d Professor Of tie prir-
ciples aud Practice Of Surgery.
L. D. Ford, III D.. Professor of the Inst.
tu,es and Practice Of Medicine.
Joseph A. Ere. III. d., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Infants.
g. If. Neseton. ". d., Demonstrators
John MeLtsisr, N. d., Of Analcny.
Fec for the full course, including
Practical Anatomy. SEQ 90
Matricula,ion. (frs, course only.) 500
For further particulars, address either Of tho
Professors, or
PAUL F. EVE, Dean.
Augusta, Angus, 10, Is4l, 81
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Ex,iac; Of n letter, received by gentleman
in this Town dated


JEFFERSON Cousrr. (FA.) Scptr. IL. 1871.
The Indians have been doing mischief
within seven miles Of cur house. There is
man by the name of Whitess. who lives within
three or four miles Of William Bellamy. whose
house was attacked on Monday night last, after
all The family, except the old lady and her son.
who was lad about half grown, had retired to
rest, By the iudians. They fired upon the house,
and tho lad. who was busily engaged in grind-
ing meal, at a steel mill which was attached TO
the house, received three balls through him. and
Immediately expired, The rest Of the family made
their escape. Afer they got to their hiding
place. the old lady missed one of the children,
and went back in search Of il; she found ii in
the coruer Of the chimney; the Indians were
SO busily engaged in piundering the house, ,ha,
they did not notice her; dey burned the dwell
ling house, meat house. corn crib, fodder stacks.
The cane, grabbed the potatoes, and
in Eacibroke the poor man entirely up. One Of
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
IN UITY.

II. II. Towns & wife, rs } Bill for Sale, Par
William Tenncnt, and tiii0n, Account,
George McDufie. sc.
HDY virtue of the dccrc,a order, made in the
aD above case, al August Special Term,
1871. will be sold nj Abbeville Court House.
on the iirs, Monday in NovcInbcr next, tie tract
Of Land described in the Bill. belonging to the
estate of William Calhoun dec d., Iale of said
district continuing between seventeen nnd nine
teen hundred (I90O) acres. lying on Savannah
River. near Wilmington, and bounded by the
said river, and by the lands Of George McDuf.
fe. William Tenncni and others.
The said tract of Land will be sold in one
body. for cash. US 10 the sum Of one thousand
dollars, aud on credi, Of one and three wears
for the remainder of,he purchase money. Pur-
chaser TO give hond with good security and q
mortgage ofihe premises.
Cost 10 be paid in cash.
DEM. Y. MARTIN, C. E. A.D.
Commissioner Office,
l7,h septr. 1911. d 81
IL The South Carniinian win give ii,c above
three insertions immediatel, previous 10 the
IL, Of Noyr.. and send the accoun, TO the Com
missioner's Office, AbbeviIle C. H.
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Facturage & Commission
Business,
September 30
HAMBURG, S. c.

hhh ~ DCIo, -. L.
A S have declined selling goods, beg
IA leave In return my grateful acknowle dge-
men,s 10 my friends, and the public generally
for their liberal patronage while thus engaged
now offer my services 10 the public y. al
Agent. Ia receive and forward all kinds ofmer-
cIinndize and produce. And, "a will no, be
engaged in any other business. Twill pay stric,
attention 10 the interest Of all those consicning
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
obeyed.
From experience and observation, have
long thought, that faithful agent could render
considerable service 10 the planters. in selling
their cotton and -four. aud buying their groce.
rics; And us have Jcen engaged in this mar.
kei, for the last ten years, and acquainted with
the general routine ofbusiness therefore Offer
my services to my friends and the planters gen.
orally; aud will faithfully devote my undivided
attention tn the interest of all those who may
commit TO my chnIge. the selling Of their pro-
duce aud buying such articles as they may or.
der.
InaA cases, my commission shall be moderate.
II. L. JEFFERS.
Sept %, 1871 tf35
p. ). am no, Interested in any Warehouse
in the place; therefore all Cotton sent TO nv
care. will be stored ns directed, and if no dircc
tons, my best judgment will be used for the
planters interest. II. l.. ].
The Grecnville Mountaneer. Edcefeld Ad.
vertiSer. Pendieton Messenger and Highland
Sentinel and Highland (N. C. } Messenger will
insert the above, two months, aud forward bills
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Strayedl

ESROM the subscriber, living near Posey's
IL Bridge, On Edisto River, Edge6cld Dis.
trict. about the 18th ult.; one Chestnut Sorret
MARE. in low o,der. 10 or u years old. white
streak in The face. some white about both hind
feet. Also, Yellow Sorrel COLT, years old.
star in the face; righ, fore ancle enlarged from
d sprain, with some scars on the same ankle.
II is supposed they will go towards AbbeYille,
rs they were raised there. Any information con.
cerning them will be thankfully received.
MATTHIAS QUATTLEBUM.
September 90 81
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State of S0nth Carolina.
EDGEEiELD DISTRICT.

WpY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire, Ordi-
d , nary of Edse6eld District.
Whereas, II. Bonlwure. hath applied to mo
for Letters Of Administration. on all and sip-
sular the goods aud chauels. rights and credits
Of Andrew Heron, la!corihc Districi Aforesaid
deceased.
These are, therefore. TO cite and adnonish ulI
and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho
said deceased, TO be and appear before me. at
our next Ordiuary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Edscfcld Court House on the
i,h day Of October. l6Il ito show cause il any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this ODD day
of Sepir., one thousand cigh, hundred and forty
one. aud in the sixty.fifh yrar OF American
independence. o. TOWLES, o. E. d.
September %, 1871. (S2 l2D 34
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Z. 3. GLNS&COCk, T. NJ.
Maine Elsciion-Thc following slip
from the Boston Post gives The latest news,
MoRNiSG posr OrrlcE,

MORNING PoST OFFICE,
Boston. Sept. II, p. IN.
We now have returns from 81 towns,
in which the result is as follows Fair
field. 1856: Kent, 33.9l3: majority for
Fairfield S,973. Las, ycar-Van Burcn
il,3S9; Harrison, i2.S65; majority for IIar-
rison. lao. Democratic gain. l0,ij2,-
Increase in democratic vote since Noyem-
bcr, 1910 l.491. The towns to be heard
irnrn gave lasI year. for Van Buren,. 1911,
Harrison, 3745, majority for Van Buren,
lO66.
The wing Senatorial iickc, has probably
been successful in the Kenebec district, the
only district in which Senators have beeu
elected. There is no choice in the Somer-
set district. The Senate will stand q
democrats 10 4 wings. But one whis has
been elected 10 the House Of Representa-.
lives in Hancock aud Washington coun.
lies. There will be democratic majori-
yin that branch Of at least so:
The Bay STATE Democrat showers on the
Wings whole handful Of "spiin,ers" on
the OCCASION. Here are some Of them.
Have you heard from Mainel" asked
one wing ofanolher yesterday. Dbl. no.
Their election don't take place until spring.
Adopted. mem. con.
Our prospects are brightening," said
fed TO brohes chip pin State street. "Oh.
yes! we're truly ina blaze Of slory!' and
we shall shortly become consumed by
spontaneous combustion"
Change of pasture makes fa caires,"
it is said; We suspect that some OF the
yedrlingSin Maine will become lean by
change of paslurage, having been 'up 10
their eyes in clover" for some nou,hs past.
Distressing TO the Feds, "Ecys Winds"
abom these days, very.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

The Hon. John Sergeant has resigned his
place in the Congress of the United States, as
one of the Representatives of the city of Phila-
delphin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

The editor of the MaAisouiOn states. that he
is authorized 10 announce that Mr. Legare
has accepted the place of Attorney General oi
the United States, to which he has been called
by the President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

Captain La,imer. OF the U. S. Navy, late in
command of the ship Cyane. (says the Florida
Ners, has been sentenced, by Count Martial,
to five years suspension, with loss ofpay and
rank, for cruelty to his crew.
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Notice

MS HEREBY GIVEN. that application will
IL be made to the next Legislature 10 lay
TaIupon ell Nine, Ten or other PIN ALLEYS,
in the State, in the same ralio as the presen,
Tax upon Billiard Tables.
September 80 ,f IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30
The friends of Colonel J.
HILL. announce him as candidate for the Of
fee Of Ordinary, ofEjgefcld District.
August 26 s 80
A CARD.

THNIlE Undersigned beg leave to inform their
Il friends and customers. that although they
have lost large amount of their stock OF Goods
by fire, they will have good assortment, with
in a few days. rs they have saved portion,
and will be receiving the balance of their late
purchases, consequently. will be prepared to
furnish their customers as heretofore, with Bag
ging, Rope, Sugar, Coffee, Iron, Sack Salt,
&c &c
We take this opportunity Of returning our
thanks TO our friends and customers, for their
liberal patronage before bestowed. and trus, We
NAV continue 10 receive their confidence.
We now occupy The Fire.proof Brick Store,
near our old stand.
SIBLEY & CRAPON.
Hamburg, Sept. lS, lSil. b IS
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Hey OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire, Ordi.
BID nary Of Edgefcld District.
Whereas, Tilman Watson and Slanmore
Watson, hath applied TO me for Letters Of Ad-
minstra,ion, on al and singular the goods and
chal,cls. rights and credits of Artcmus Watson,
late Of the District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admonish all
and singular the Kindred and creditors Of thu
said deceased, 10 be and appear before me. q,
our next Ordnary's Cont for the said District
TO be holden at Edgeiicld Court House OH the
4th day Of October, lSil. 10 show causc, if any.
why the said Administration should not bo
granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 10Th day
Of September one thousand cigh, hundred and
forty-one and in the >ixty-tif'h year Of Ameri-
can Independence.
o. TOWLES. o. F.. d.
September 23 l5ll. (S2 l24) b IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

TIE Wings of Michigan have nominated
Philo C. Fcller, Of Lenawee, Us their candidate
for Governor, and Edmund B. Boslwck, Of
Kent, for Lieutenant Governor. Mr.. Fuller is
the prcscn, First Assistant Post Master Gen.
erai.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

Sasrif''s Elsction.-We learn TINT VIM. 3.
Harley, Esgr., had been duly elected Sheriff Of
BarnweII District. His majority over Col. N.
w. G. Walker, the next hishes, candidate was
abou, 4O.-We have no, heard the number of
votes obtained by Col. Afford, the Sd candidate.
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EsGrayS.

EsGr3yS.
SAMUEL l. HILL, living ahout two and
~ half miles south Of AhbevilIe Court House.
tolls before me two estray mare MULES: one
ul dark brown color, fourteen hands high.
about seven wears old, no brands ar mark per-
ceivable. The other of sorIel color with n
blaze on the forehead. fourteen and half hands
high. ahou, seven years old. no brands or marks
perccivablr. The brown Mule is shod all round.
the sorrel Mule shod before EACH appraised
at Sixty dollars. The Mules can be seen nj
Samuel l.. Hills
TH0S. THOMSON, Magistrate.
September IN nit 81
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From The Angusta Chronicle & Sentinel.
September l6, 1911.

Po.r OFFICE.
iucusrA. September ~ 1911.
Mr.. .JoncS-As the public seems TO have been
led into error ~ regards the fianking privilege
as allowed Ia be used hy Posimasters. have 10
rcqmrs, that YOU will give place in yonr paper
to The aEncxcd section of the Post Office law
relating 10 this subject.
f. B. GI.AS&COCK, r. NJ.
a Postmaster NAV enclose money in let.
ter TO the publisher of newspaper TO pay the
subscription Of third person. and frank the
letter ifwri,rcr or signed by himself, hut If the
letter be signed by another person the postmas.
ter cannoi frank it. Bat this is not service
required Of him. ard he nav perform il ns 4 mat
ter Of courtesy or decline 1t Il, his option. Such
letters should con'ain only aud rclaic solely To
the transmission of money lrum inLivi,!ual sub.
scrihrrs to publishers OF newspapers, and 40,
the collection of agents and others; and they
should not cover correspondence OH any other
subject Whatever
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
ED lCilARD ELLES, living eight miles
H@ south Of Higgins Ferry, tocd before me
one small bay HORSE. Is hands aud one inch
high, both hind feet aud one fore foot white: u
small siHr in his forehead, hip sho,cu in his left
hip, judged To be about eleven years old Ap-
praised n, $50. Appraised By John Chapman
Sen Giles Pits. Lewis Sample.
JAMES MAYNARD, Magistrate.
September so Atm -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30
From The Farmers Gazette.


Mr. EDiToR IL desire through the medium
Of your paper 10 call the attention of the Conn
missioncrs of Free Schools, for Chesterfield
Distric, TO the following resolution adopted by
the Legislature at is last session.
Resolved, BY this Legislature (,he House
Of Representatives concurring) that the Com.
nissioners of Free Schools, in the several Dis
,ric,s and Parishes in The State do report to this
Legislature al lis next session. the number Of
poor children in their respective Districts and
Parishes. including in such enumeration, only
such poor children ms are fl and proper reci-
pents of the charity Of the State. under the net
orthe Legislature ofths Stale, passed Dccem:
Der 1911. entitled IAN Act 10 establish Free
Schuols ihroushou, the State" "
The object of this Resolution, is 10 devise. (if
prac,icablc) some better and more advantage
Gus scheme ofcxpcndin- the Free School fund.
and as tie appropriation for each District may
depend. much. OF the number Of poor children
within It's territory: Its therefore impor;aEr that
the Commi- sioncrs discharge the duty enloined
on them with fidelity; otherwise one District,
NAV he deprived of It's jus. qnota from The Free
School fund.
September l6 ISL.
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Notice.

ENTlLL BE SOLD, a, Edgeficld Court
w House, on the first Monday IN October
next n likely NEGRO WOMAN, Maria, n
good house servant and cook Sold Us The pro-
neriy of a. Y. Burton, deceased.
Terms cash.
n. l.. GRIFFIN, Executor.
September IL, lSil. IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

The Election for Governor of Pennsylvania
will take place on the 18th of October.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

NJ TIE friends of EVsiEey
CULBREA TIL. announce him us candidate
for the Office of Ordinary, OF Edgefeld District.
September 80 II 10
HPThe friends OF AQuilla
MILES. announce him az a eandi6Eie for the
Office Of Tax Collector. OF Edseheld District.
September 10 II 33
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State Of South Carolina.
BARN,HELL DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

r, FVItFSH .IHHt"HItHII
William K. Fowler. '"
FHNIIE plaintiff in the above case having this
Il day filed his declaration in my office, and
The defendant having neither wife or attorney,
known 10 be in this Stale, on whom copy can
be served: On molion-Ordcred, Ihat the de-.
fendant do plead, within year and day from
this date, or final and absolute Judgment will
be awarded against him.
ERASMUS ID. ALLEN. C. c.r
Office Of Common Pleas, ape
BarnwelI District, Septr. %, ls51. 50
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NJ" Caro-" is received, and will be attended
10 in our next.
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September 22d, 1871.

We publish the following communication, to
remind the Commissioners OF Free Schools Of
this District, ofa portion of their duiy which
ought 10 be strictly attended 10:
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water Proof Warehouse.

Hamburg, Sept. ls. 1871. b 35
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-08-21

each 40a lbs. in thirty DAYS, red on ono
halt bushel of meal, boiled into has,v
pudding, for two days feel OF sixpirs.
from four - ten monrhs .. I.
Rely m II Mississippl viii raise
She will sell 100; and trust vet To see
some of our fine hogs going 40 Streau.
The spirit is abroad WAY not? Dn
not Cockrei's sheep ta1e the premium a,
L"xinglon? Mississippi Sheepl Look
ont, We pork rais-rs! I can. il few
years, raise it chaper than von cam
You aoubt il! Wei. can | not ralse i've
bales of cotton 10 the hand, which. by
good handling. will sell for as much rs
six or seven as now sent OF? AMI can
not raise 200 bushels o. corn TO the handl
&c.
We have now commenced a system
OF improvement before unknown in Ms
sIssippi; we have Durhams AMI Bake
wei 5, B.rk shires aud graziers. O. the
grasses We have Iucerne. guinea. CANA.
timothy. clover. Rohans. rnlrus uauist-au.
lis. &c. AID believe on. oaiy chance
TO get on, of debt, is to at5ea1 10 a This.
We have over two hundred Young sesecj-
ed peach sciols about fiji cen grated
puns, cherry. apple, and pear: three
varieties Of the fg; have planted aut the
grape, only a lew ulive, intending 70
have them planted, 50 as ultimately 70
drink our own wine, and rec.ine uGier
our own fg tree!'
(" Mr.. Philips speaks Of another Of III.
neighbors. who writes him that he has
three hun ired acres IN corn. oae hon.
dred and City in oats, besides fi.ty acre
divided into small lots for any q -. with
sheds, in which they have bsea grazing
for more than a moa,h. aa5 are fat; 81
teen acres IN sweet potatoes, and expo
to set ont ten more in yam drawings. SIS.
in tobacco. three in rice. forty lib herds
grass, six in red clover. Ten in wheat
\ (ready to cradle, aud the best ever saw
Teven in Virginia. seven in blue grass
four in m,liet. AMI doa'r know hog
much in q truck patch, flied with Iris.
potatoes, beets, carrots, e." = Now
(says Mr.. P.) does not this show spiru
VIA we not open the eyes Of upc01airy
farmers? Rely on it. we win, ere tei
years roll over Us, show With Won BOZ
: stock and farms"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-08-21
From the Louisville Journal
MISsIssIpPI.

We find in the Western Farmer &
Gardener the following extracts of let
ters from Mississippi. The people Of
that Stale seem to BE- waking to the i'm
portance Of widening the sphere of their
Agricultural operations. When will the
cotton-panter learn that one hand en-
ployed in cultvating fruit and vegeta-
bic garden is worth more than several
employed in the cotton field?
Nj. w Philips, of Amsterdam, Miss,
saws, GAS regards hogs, we have now
as good as the Union can boast of; one
boar two years and four months old
weighing in only stock order, $40 lbs
four fine sows from Mr.. G. S. Clarkson's
stock; three pair from Dir. Geo. Law, Of
BaItimore-two pair Of them Berkshires
which we weighed this day, and find two
ofthem, Count and Queen, have gained
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-08-21
Il. HOBBS, P. NJ
s.THE GUARDIANS,

"A family Magazine, devoted to the
cause o. fernaleseducalion on christian
principles: Fitted at the Female lnsti-
tute, Columbia, Tenn, BY the Rector
with the aid Of the RightReverend Wis
itor, Bishop Otey, and Of the tutoresses.
f. Smith, E litor and Proprietor"
We have received the seventh mum
Der of this very pretty monthly periodi-
cal. It's well SCOT up" and will doubt-
less subserye the purpose for which it
was established. We extract from
an editorial remark in allusion to the
Augusta (Ga) Mirror
Can it be that the admirers of our
light periodical literature, are aware
while ordering such a quantity of the
marest trash from the eastern cities, that
we have several domestic works in the
South far better deserving their patron
age"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-08-21
SUMMARY ana Rslrloaige Justice.


4 gang Of r555srs aad clHalsrfej .sTS 81
Arkdasas all u ssissippi b. 'ksa up
fen men erectt'e OF E'aad Sixfg nias-
1T tbs AiSsis JP2l rieer-
From gentleman llsg do~a The nv
er ne have heard an account OF deed 90
blood which has no parallel II THIS caun-
Try. II is known that for mlny Yeas
past. the shores OF Mississippi and tr-
kansas. tetwees White River and The
Yazoo Pass, have been infested with a
dcspe ste and daring bani ot Foooe =
and counterfeiIers. For years they
have carried on their schemes o. viii
Stealing negroes ana horses, and
passing counterfeit moaey. with perfect
imaunity. In ali OF their predatory eN-
cursions they managed 10 elude th- VI
oilence OF the law and escape the Pua-
ishment due 10 their crimes Recealiy
they have played an extensive game "a
swindIing the fat-boatmsn Oh the river,
out their produce, paid them IN what par
ported to be notes Of the C3amsrcfai
Bqnk Of Nee Orleans. bat which wefe in
reality notes of the '.CommsrcIal liaaS
of Enterprise" altered. and which ar
not worth a cent cart load.
Last week the citizens Of CoaAom1
county. Miss, and those OF the county
opposite in Arkansas, determined 10 oeal
with their vilIiany no longer, but TO ex
terminate the scoIndress or Be b. iheI
exgermnated. Accordingly taey arms
themselves 10 the NUMBER Of Sese ~
put out ia a small trading boat, and ate
securing varioas Islands and inle;s, sbell
succeeded in capturing llcea,y-taree = q
band, all of prhom Il IS c1sffeatly bstia'
ed ,cere immsdiafeiy skot AID tisir 50dls
cast into The rirer.
IT IS KNOWN THAT TES OF the criminal
were thus disposed OF, as their ood's
were seen By our informant. and there