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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

ItH"fSS1e.-Altt an onim led debatr The "check.
aung' Senate OF Tins State. by a vote of l3 to r.
"J ctcd res LUTON from the other tlpnse propo-
stag 10 % irtp the election cf Two L. s. Sen,ror,
on the lat of this monll-Mr. Speaker Turney
lLoto) whp aInlls tat lie represents "a strong
wing d'-it'c''' voting With the m!oriry. Mr..
Inrnry' however, declared that his purpose MAS
not t. defeat, bat only 10 defer the election aud
consequently lie immediare'y offered il resolution
hSlog upon ''rhc -. day of -" Tor that
p"'pose which lies upon the table. Intrigue
bargain aud coruplIon' have not vel done their
WORK; a"d sc suppose the blank day OF blank will
Tot arrive until they have.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

mn IONS Plaster Tor SAL low bv
W. BbND. EDMOND X Co
on the Canal.
Oct. 4 :. #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

~ We regard with no sort Of appel c0sipn
concern the annuuc,ation # an arrangement lalr-
~ made between The Baltimore and Winchester
raj road comp aud HE Valley Turn Ike COM
pa y, 10y winch Plaster (and perhaps S1lD is to b.
conveyed owe, Il Ell roads free II tot-and the iol~
nation OF a Inc e ttansnoIlatI,n wagons between
Winchester and Sloauton, 10 run night AID day,
with relays Of h rses, for the conveyance of mr..
claudlze, produce, &c. Those roads begin al
ready To Fee Il E II els e the james Ryrr NAL
which is drawing away from tie Valley large IT,
mount Of ns uad,; and II natural that The people
Of that region should make desperate struggle Tor
lis recovery. But II must be an unayaillug If,rr-
Land. carFgr, in It's cheapest lorm. cannot enter
Into competition with canal transportation euher on
the OF lapiduy, oheapness or safety and hence
whe We IN The coud Ct Of those WHO have the
management of these toads fdhef an hlrgipl-
mate and unfair mode oil warfare We have felt no
disposluon to indulge in the language of complain,
much less OF rebuke. 1t will, Of course lie a Fl {
sui jrc e Logislatl,e action, whether IL se comua-
nts, IA winch Virginia is /, el,sled as stakeholder
and eniorser, al BIZ pc milttd 10 strike plals-
ter aud salt om HE lsl 81 arlitlts char. cable with
tor" Tor the sole purpose Il dsefing ltade from lis
WrPr chGnnd, IL oidet thai anolh'r section oil the
Comu'rn ealth, which cannot secure rhs trade l.,
air conn eta,or, shall lie thcttly beu,fled. We
presuue tie Safe will stailey consenl 10 submit
10 his loss, jar sDch Putyesc. l. IS enou4h Ton The
STATE o aid IN the construction Of good roads and
III rhIs respect to ofcr equal .dvaLtlos 10 all it,
rpz ets, bat it would be unla / 10 ihe James River
region, as we'll as Unjust 10 Itself 10 consent The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

W Ih" Ne" Orleans c ourer complains that the Pres
dent has permitted certain ocos be removed from office
ina" city ;-whercupon the Richmond Enquirer with all tho
familiarity which flows iromas well as beges contempt calls
Mr. Nlcrs Httehton the Cuuers state mt IT.
Mons m upon this subject Atr thus ectnring the Pres
'denI his new Mcnornireiy asks ii ii is not Fenelon who
saystml truth seldom reaches the ears of Princes Weler
frncoh says so or not tine 1c ndspdtableand Pres'
dent l!cr Is striking exemplifcation of H. He has tor
months lived IN an amos phere of fsehood and 1acry so
dense that even lightning fl ISL disspae its mnrkv
'opois lie will only from his delusion when the loss
fo"cr shall have scattered the ,enl herd Of s.eopnn''
Who Scon him. while tie smoke of the incense asecnd
iror their dolarous altar Nhon the President stands sol
itay aud alone, stripped Of the INSIGNIA of Office, he VIII
morz" ON the hypocrisy ofoourter in strain not unlike
that IN which WoIscy depicts the instability of Princes Inc
nnc to come, when the remembrance OF the aduaoh "
the butterflies that in his path, because The sun
light of Patronage unines and it, will but ais'ne'
the bitterness OF the reflection friends betrayed and ob'
tons violated That will be the tai diel not wlii'~
lives
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

GcH' SCOT and the Presuieacy.-A meeting has
oe'n held al Harrisburg, Pa. aud Gen. Scott nomi.
mated a rex President. In the mean while, let
Ter Iron III" General has been published in he New
"rk IN ~ Advertiser, in which. in response toa
question, whether, II nominated, he will be candl-
dave 'r the Presidency, he replies, yes; provided
'haJ be not req ed 10 tenouuce any principles
proposed ahovr-My principles are COZ yic,ions'
We shall her aI'er publish the Generals lctter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11
II II - II ~ y

I'D BUSHELS flMOruI SEED in fac
4 =. order. For sale low. by
GEO. BAGBY & Co.
Nv fl II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

StS" The Office of Marshal of the Middle District Of
tennessee having recently become by the rosgna
on OF = h. Marshall. two gentlemen, Col Bostick a W hg
and Thomas Claiborne, Loco, applied for it, Mr. Cai.
borne was strongly recommended by Gov Polk and obtain.
cd the appointment The Trsmbull tOho) Democrat
thanks the President tor rcappoinng T. II. IIancs another
Loco, collector at Sunduskv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11
NOTICE TO r'AILOIsS.

NJ ANIED Immediately Two or ihrce Journey
w men IaIots. Only first rate hands need
Apply. Wm. A. BENNETT.
Nov 8 81 #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

Ao'e Hair SfiiHioe. or the Trio diridea.-.
Ie ter t"m Washington 10 the Alexanlri, Ga.
ze'Ie adver's to rumofcd misunderstanding be-
wern Tie Virginia trio. Mcssr, WISE Gimer aud
VI 'ljorS. NJ particulars are Civ n; but il is said
thar ic1ers have pa, sed between The two first named
genuru en-. I same ciler cxJ rcsses a belief that
me "H'SS VIII NEE al the next session. III a much
more contIt'ty temper rhan some of them display
ed al the lost. Perhaps recent trenls will have shown
them t"a' they diu'n, have "lhe world in IA sling"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21

9 We would cali the attention of Temper
ancs Societies throughout the State. I" The
importance ofappointins delegates, IN time.
Every Society should be represented
Let Us mee,:asain from every par' OF the
State and lake counsel together aud endea-
yor 10 stir up The tagging zeal of such So
cis,ies as may have been inactive during
the wear. Let US interchange views in the
spirit of harmony. as To the hest methods
Of carving fnrwar,l IN. noble enterprise
Ia which we are engage IN con6rm e,c h
others determination never ,n pause for a
n,ou,e ,--hu, TO press Oh until WE have
hanished every D,s'illrry. and Grngshop
frurn our Stale. and until The name Of
Grog. settler shall he evcrvwhere asSocia-
ted with that disgrace ani iufamy. which
intriasicalIy belong. tn 'hal man. whose vo-
cation il is 10 rn,ice the young ANA uusus.
peciius Into the paths of vice. aud who
would barter for the very souls OF his delu-
ded customers, If he could coin Them into
xnoney.-Tsmperanee Advocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
Executors' Sale.

WTlLL be sold on the FIRST Wednesday
w in December next, ut the late resi-
dence of Hillary NJ. Collier, deceased. in
Edge6cld District SouIh Carolina. all tho
properly both Real and Personal belonging
TO said Estate, except the negroes. there is
abour thirteen hundred Acres OF best Oak
and Hickory Land, which will be divided
into Two tracts, leaving with the House
place about $50 TO 7U0 Acres. As regards.
the value ofihi property It's character 10
50 v ell known. as TO make description OF
il almost useless. II is considered enc OF
the best Country stands for Public House
in The Stale, il being on The Martiniown
Road. The great lhoroughfair, lending iron,
the west TO all the lower country markets,
and noted stand with oil the Drovers,
aud when viewed purely as planting ia
terest. it presents mary advantages, that
offertiIiiy of soil and its adjaceucyio one Of
the best Markers in the United StaIes.--
The land sold On credit of one and Two
years, the personal properly twelve months.
Amongst the personal property will DO
sold the Entire crop Of Co,ion and Corn.
r. MERRiWETHER, }
r. HENDERSON. Executors
ISAAC Il. HEARD.
The Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel, and
GreenviIle Mountaineer, will give the
above six weekly insertions and forward
their accounts to this Office previous to the
day Of sale.
Oct, ], 1911 h 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
SHELLEY & USHER,
Warehouse and Commits"
Siois Merchants,


TAKE pleasure in announcing to their
l. Country friends and TO the Public
generally, that their
WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
IS now ~ GOOD CONDITION.
Having raised the Warehouse above the
highest high.waIer mark Of The great May
food, with sufficient, foundation To make it
perfectly secure from an, Rise in the River.
while our lucalion in Point Of FIRE
not surpassed by any Ware House 10
Hamburg, being situate on the Corner Of
Centre and Market Streets. and occupy
ing the whole front Square 10 Cook Street,
opposite rhe Bank s. Post Office. convent
emf TO The Rail Road, Immediately on ihs
River. and 10 the very Centre Of the Prin-
cipIe Couou Dealers and Shippers, and tho
great ,horoughfair 10 the Bridge.
Grateful for the libcrul support we have
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and the public generally, continuance ol
their confidence. From our long expert
ence in the Warehouse and Commission
business. feel coufidenf. with our faciiliest
to be able to give to all entire satisfac;ion.
We make liberal advances on Cotton iH
Store. and will attend TO the Sale or Ship.
ping Of Cotton on moderate terms.
Business Committed 10 our care will
receive prompt attention with our best ef-
forts for the interest Of Customers.
SIBLEY & USHER.
Hamburg S. c., Oct. l, lS4l. G36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
Hardware and Cutkeru.

" @coTS 1fe@ S$sstSS.
THE Subscribers have just received d.
u rect from The Manufactures In Eug-
lend aud the Northern States, handsome
and welf assorted stock of Hardware and
Cutlery; which they offer for sale on very
reasonable terms, Wholesale and Retail,
at the corner (brick build,ng) of Centre
and Mercer Streets, among which are:
English, Swedes and Americ az Iron
assorted sizes
Sandersons Cast Steel
German, English and American Steel
Band and Hoop Iron, assorted sizes
Lead, Gu, and wrought pails, all sizes
Collins Axes, AIDES, Chizels & Gouges
Mill irons. full assortment
Anvels, Vices. Smith Bellows, Horse
Shoes aud Horse Shoe nails.
Wagon Boxes. Chains Wood Screws.
Pots, Bake pans and Frying pans. at
Table Knives & Forks, Pen and Pocke,
Knives t...t
Mill. CrosscuI, Hand and Tenant Saws
Locks & Hinges, Carpenters Planes and
hammers ~
Coffee Mills. Gridirons and Augers
Grinstones. Marilla, and Cotton Rope j
to2 inches
And other articles, such as are usually
kept in Hardware Stores. ID
HENKELL & ROBINSON.
Hamburg, Sept. 80, ls4l d 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Thomas Stone, Applicant, vs.. }
Thomas LighIfool aud Others, Defen'ts.
I'D Y an order from the Ordinary. shall
4O proceed To sell at Edgefied Court
House. on The first Monday in November
nexi, land Of the estate Of Philip Lighlfoot,
decd. situate in said district.
Tract No. 1, containing four hundred
acres. more or less, adjoining lands of Ed
mund a,chisop, William Tompkins, aud
others.
Tract No. 9, containing one hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of Hen.
~ Stone. Elias Robertson. Sterling Free
man, and others. To be sold on u credit
Of twelve months, the purchasers to give
bond and personal security and mort
gage of the premises 10 the Ordinary If rc-
quired. Costs TO be paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. Z. u.
October I2 (s3 0O) 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
NEW GesOVeS

VEYHE subscribers have received from New
Il York snex,ensive 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
BeOUes' Cloths,
Black, blre, drab mixed G. fancy double mil!ed
CassiRneres,
Plain g. figured Silk, Satin s. WoolIen Velvet
VesGimgs,
Cravats, Stocks, Scaris. Handk'fs, Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspeuders. Collars, Bosoms, Cotton
and Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Hats, Umbrellas, Sc.
The above Goods We're purchased low, and
will be sold accordingly. .
N. B. The TAILORING Department will
receive our particular attention. feeling greatihl
for past favors. and disposition to please our
customers, and The public generally; aconlinu-
ance OF fwhose patronage is respectfully solicited.
BRYAN & MINOR,
Mcrehaut Taiiors.
Edgefeld c. H.
OcIober II. 1Sil. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
LOST

EHREE Notes of hand this 4ib day Of
u October. in the Village Of Edgefeld.
one note on James Reynold, for sixty dol
lars. payable TO the Subscriber, dated some
time The past summer, and payable Janu-
ary next. One other uoie on Ellert Dolby,
for seventy Eve dollars, dated 10 March
last. and payable in Oct. instant credited
in March last with Sl3, and this day with
$40. Also one other note on John Wit
lock. for lnrty dollars, dated in July last.
payable one or three days after date, oil
payable To The subscriber.
JOHN A. MACKER.
Edse6eld c. H. Oct. 4. IS4l 1856
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
Teacher Wanted.

vNNHE undersigned being auihorishcd by
IL the Ninety Six Association, announce, that
proposals viii be recevedby him, until the first
Of November. when an election will take pla;e
for Teacher to take charge OF Mt. Prospect
Academy, two miles norti, west Of Cambridge,
for the ensuing year. Testimonials Of compe.
tency and high moral character will be required.
Salary will be liberal.
S.v. CAIN. Chcirman.
Cambridge, October 2l S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

EpY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire, Ordi.
Id nary of EdgeIeld District.
Whereas Frederick Mcdaniel, .:rh applied
TO me for Letters administration. I'm aI and
singular the goods and chaitels. rights and cred.
It's Of james A. Homes, lste Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonisb
all and singular. the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased. to be and appear before me,
u, our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dis.
trict. TO be holden a, Edsefield Cont House on
the lst day Of November next, in show cause.
if any. why the said Administration should no,
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
Of October o.! one thousand eight hundred and
foriy-one. and in the sxty.fith year of Amer.
can independence.
o. TOWLES. o. Ed.
October 81, ls4l. (S2 1919 b 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
SheriG,s Sales.

DY Virtue of sundry writs Of Fier
I'D Fucias. shall proceed 10 sell a
Edgefeld Court House, on the first Mon
day and Tuesday in November next, the
following property:
6. L. d E. Peun s. Co. vs.. Thomas
Delrach, The tract ofland where the delen.
dant lives.
G. L. & E. Penn g. Co. vs. Jepiha
Couch, seventy acres Of land, more or less,
adjoining John Bush and others.
g. L. & E. Penn g. Co. vs. Benjamin
Cato, six hundred acres of land, on which,
is valuable set Of Mills, and adjoining
Lewis Asbel and others.
G. l.. Penn g. Co. VS.. Tolbert Chea
than, the tract OF land where defendau.
lives, adjoining George Martin, and others.
WIN. NJ. Wilson vs.. Rudolph Carter.
Robert Carlisle vs.. the same, FIVE thousand
acres Of land, more or less. adjoining John
Wise, John Bausketi, aud Others.
Coihran g. Rushton vs.. Philip Dpnmire,
Two hundred acres of land, more or less,
adjoining Evan Presley. and Others.
L. Giddings VS.. Zilpha Mobiles. Ingra-
ham d. Hays vs.. the same, one easy chair
and one Two horse wagon.
c. ". Furman VS.. Oliver Simpson, two
houses and lots in The town of Hamburg.
bounded on the north oy Mercer street, on
The east by Centre street, on The south by
Market street, and on The west by lots Of
w. Gray.
J. Eichelberger, benrer, VS.. John NJ.
White, one hundred acres of land, more or
less. adjoining John Hill, aud others,
George Parrott, agent, vs.. Edmund Al
cheson, two hundred acres OF land. more
or less, adjoining John Deason. aud Others.
VIM. NJ. Wilson VS.. Julius Howard and
Rudolph Carter, FIVE thousand acres fland,
more or less, adjoining John Wise, John
Bauskel, aud others. the property Of r.
Carter.
3. F. Gouedy, T. C. VS.. Mrs. E. a.
Hammond's estate, nine hundred acres of
Iaud. more or less, adjoining James Gof,
Charles Lamar, and others.
B. +. Gouedy, T. C. VS.. Henry Shulrz,
one lot in The town of Hamburg. No. 1853,
having fifty feet front on Covinglon street,
and one hundred aud ninety feet on Cobb
street, and adjnins lot No. l64,
b. +. Gouedy. I. C. VS.. Jared Wise.
two hundred acres Of land, more or less.
where defendant lives.
Bland, CatIin & Co. vs.. Martin Posey.
The same VS.. the same. e. d. Cook IS.
the same, one sorrel Mare.
Stephen Owens vs.. Isaac Auaway, two
H0rses.
John Gomillion VS.. Richard Ripley, one
bay horse and Que bay mule.
f. J. Hay VS.. Hamilton J. Gave. c.
II. Langley, inr The use nI another. VS.. The
same, John Cave, Admir-. VS.. the same,
two negroes, viz. Polly and Jane.
Durlins j. Walker vs. Sterling Powell,
two hundred acres of land. more or less.
d. Walker, aud others; alsn one
Horse,
Galway Clark IS. Thomas n. Love-
less, the tract OF land where defendant
lives, adjoining John Cogburn. aud others.
Alex. Sha,p.on VS.. R. NJ. Johnson. one
bay Horse. and one yoke of Oxen.
Terms cash.
s. CHRISTIE, 8. Ed.
October I2 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
.Q1lnsta,tssraaO1.,s Sale.

WETILL BE SOLD, on Monday the twenty
w ninth day Of November next. under an
order from the Ordinary Of Edgefeld District,
oil the personal property belonging to the estate
Of Emma F. Simkins, deceased.
Consisting Of about 80 Negroes Horses.
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Plan.
,aiion Utensils, &C., &c.
The sale will be held at the Caaebreak Plan.
tation, on Little Saluda, and the terms will be,
for all amounts at or under Ave dollars cash; all
over that amount twelve months credit, pur-
chaser giving note and TWO approved securities.
F. w. PICKENS, Admir-.
October II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
Notice..

A LII Persons are hereby cautioned
"A against trading for three small notes
Of hand given to- Abraham Mitchell. Two
of The Notes are for 50 each, and the other
for sl2. The notes were given sometime
in the mouth OF March last. Lam deter.
mined not to pay any Of them unless COM
peired by law, as The considerations for
which tho Nu,es were given has failed.
JAMES. s. DAVIS.
Oct. 4, 1871 So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
Notice,

FTYHE subscriber, since the late fire in Ham,
u burg. has taken storage rooms including
The brick house, on Market street. in front OF
the old Warehouse, formerly belonging 10 Mr.
Shrlsz; and is less exposed TO risk Of Fire and
Water.
His business will 20 on rs heretofore. lie
Offers for sale good supply ol leading articles
Of Merchandise, Sugar, Bagsing, Salt, Iron,
Moasses. &c. &c.
Liberal cash advances on Cotton consigned
TO him for sale, or TO be shipped abroad.
GEORGE PARROTT.
Hamburg. ) e Oct 2ud 1881. d &c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
HAMBURG, 8. C.

49, ~ <~~~ 'SS ~
YHYHE Subscriber announces 10 his friends
q and the public, that he has removed from
his late stand 10 the corner Of Centre and Mar
lie, Streets. nearly opposite the Post Office.
where he offers for sale;
Bagging, Hemp OF - to "A inches, weighing
l3to II lbs. 10 the yard.
Bagging, Hemp OF Al inches. weighing u lb.
10 ths yard.
Bagging. Tow, of44 inches
Kentucky Bale Rope, inch to inch
Twine, three strands
Choice clarified Sugar
as 81, Croix Sugar
Porto Rico do.
Double refined Loaf Sugar
Lump Sugar
Rio and Cuba Coffee
Old White Java co.
Cailies, GunpowGer and Imperial Tea.
West India Molasses
New Orleans do.
Rice In Tiereas
Salt in Sack and Bulk
Salt for table rse'
Swedish lion assorted, all sizes
German. Cast and Bs,ered Steel
Nails and Brads. assorted
Bacon
Boxes Bar Soap
Black pepper
Sperm Candies
follow do.
Hull S Sons patent Candles
Flour
And variety Of other articles
In addition Ia the above he will he constantly
recevin. from New York and Charleston,
supply ofall the staple articles in his line
He avails himself Of this occasion. TO return
his thanks to hls friends and the public Tor their
liberal support. and pledges himself 70 use his
bes, efforts 10 give satisfaction, 10 all who may
please 10 favor him with their patronage.
EDWARD ADAMS.
Oct. 5. lS4l d 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21

HAMBURG, Oct. Is.
The late accounts received from Europe, ul-
though somewhat fat. have had 10 effect on
our Cotton market, if we excep, the day on
which they arrived when prices gave way a
fraction. bu, has since gained upoE and over
rsachedihe previous days quotations viz: 10
cts. We now give as the general outlines. oi
the naTke, prices, 6 To 81 cts. Principal sales
a. cts. end good demand nj these raies. The
nrrirals. since our iust daies have been large by
wagcns, ana we notice on yesterday some wa
gons from the Georgia side thr owners having
come TO our side for better market. Buyers
look for heavy business untill the next Suin-
user closes the cottoa Transactions
Baggiag.--Tas mlrket is well supplied, aud
no changes 10 prices have taken place since cur
last. Hemp 23 to &C. Tow Ito 90.
SagGr-'rhe merchants have large stocks on
hand. aud prices have undegone no change.
Flew.-The article is pretty low. and selling
at$5i to s 6l for country. Canal hone.
Scii.-The orders which lately wen, forward
have supplied our marker with heavy stock.
In bulk 62i cts. per b,rshcl Sack S2i.
Ersiykis.-To Charleston for square bales
eottnu 25 cts. per hundred pounds; for round
bales 35 c,s. per hundr-d. To Savannah round
and square bales 50 cts. per bale.
EXCHANGE.
Sight checks 90 New York lPer. CT.
Charle-t,n s. G.
I" Z" Columbia s. C. par.
4. Cheraw ). G.. :.
I" {" Savannah Geo. "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
Notice.

TIME Subscriber takes this method OF
u informing bis friends and the public
generally. that he will be- prepared 10 fur
nish Lumber To customers at the Mill,
formerly swued BY Maj SamI. Posey and
Mr.. Clny.) eight miles from Edgehelo
Court House, and three miles lrvu ther
Pine House: all orders promptly attended
to at the Mill. by Nathaniel Ramey. rde-.
liyered at the Village If required, at low
prices. feel lhaukfhifos past Patronage
and solici, continuance Of the same by
strict at,eniisa To- business.
C. W. PRESLEY.
Edcefield c. Il. Oct. 4, 1871 d 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-21
Administrator A Sale.

AQSEhahhlStE1gOF S6Hes
DY an order from the Ordinary Of Edge6eld
ND District. will be sold, nj the late residence
Of Sarah Burns, Deceased, on Wednesday the
10th November next, aIl the personal property
belonging to said estate. consisting of nineteen
likely Negroes, Cotton. Corn. Fodder and Oats;
Horses, Hogs, and Cattle; one Yoke Of Oxen;
two Road Wagons, Plantation Tools &C.
Household and Kitchen Furniture &c.
Will be sold, a, the same time and place, the
real estate, consisting Of two tracts of Land. one
known rs the home tract, containing four hun.
dIed acres more or less, situated 3 miles above
Edgefield Court House. on the road leading
from Edge6eld 10 Abbeville; the tract lying on
Beaveriam Creek. adjoining Lands Of James
Griffin, Capt. E. B. Bclcher, and others; con-
timing one hundred and fo,iy acres, more or
less
Terms OF Sale-All Gums under ten dollars
cash, all sums over thnt amount, on credit Of
twelve months, purchasers giving notes with
two approved securities.
JOHN r. BURNS,
EDWARD PRESLEY, a'"s'
Oct, ls. leil SO