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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
TO THE PUBLIC!
naxcH wAREHousE,

TIME undersigned would respectfully inform the
Public, that they have leased, Tor . term OF
years, tho large and commodious
BRICK WAREHOUSE,
Y.c.n,y built by Capt George Reynold., on the III
y.r hank adjacent 10 the Warshouse OF M short
,na having GOOD and substantial CANAL BOATS,
-. n,,, nyeosfsd 10 carry on, under the name ard
A., of S,alev and Shsfrr, the BOATING AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS, in oil its varieties.
o,r rxp.rience in the business, and liked do
,.ru;a a,jon 10 do il in such mnn'er n VIII prove
,,usfsctory will, we humbIy expect. secure Tor US
m liberal ,hare Of public patronage.
7, ia the design Of one Of the undersigned, 10 be
enernIly with the boats TO attend to sales OF Fro
daes, &c. (when not consigned TO agents. where.
by the usual chnrse for commission will be saved
to the owner, and the best possible prices obtained
We intend keeping on band, ground and stone
PLASTER, SILT, FISH, TAR. SC,
and any other article wanted from the District pro-
cured for customers free of any charge, save the
cost and the usual freight.
The market price for FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN, RYE g. OATS, will be paid in CASH
on deliver al the Warehouse; is at the option OF
the holder to deliver any Wheat purchased, either
At the Warehouse or at Reynolds Potomac Mills,
a. we intend to purchase only for home manuiac-
turs.
Farmers wishing to exchange their Wheat for
Flour can at short notice, be accommodated by
the undersigned, with Flour manufactured at the
Potomac Mills.
JACOB STALEY,
ALEX. SHAFER.
Sbc,h.yd.town. August IL, l34I.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
October 18th, le4l. President

Texas LoAN.-The New York Eve.
ming Post Of the 18th inst, says -" We
are gratihed at being able to state for tho
information Of those interested in Texas
funds, that letter has been received 10
this city from Gen. HAMILTON. snnounc-
ing the agreeable intelligence of his inten-
tion to leave Europe for this country eur.
ly this month, bringing with him the pro-
ceeds Of the Texas lonns in gold. This
will be good news to the holders Of Texas
bonds and Treasury notes, and we antici.
pate an advance in their prices"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
A paragraph in the New York Couri,

A paragraph in the New York Courier
states, in reference to MIR. Stephens Sc.
cond visit to Central America, that il is
his intention to conhne his travels princi-
pally to Yucatan, and to a more minute
examination Of Uxmal, where il will be
recolected by the readers of his recen,
volumes, he spent but two days, being
obliged to leave in consequence of the i'll.
ness of MIR. Catherwood. That gentleman
has accompanied him on his present voy-
age, and we may look, therefore, for ano.
Their volume or two Of this most interest.
ing portion Of the American continent.
We cannot help hoping that Mr.. Stephens
will be able TO bring home some Of those
ancient relics, and if possible to penetrate
towards the hidden city ofwhich he speaks
in the work already published,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
POE BR = .
From The Ladies' Companion.
THE MOTHER SUMMONED.
By L. ". sIcouRSEY.

BYL. n. sIcoURsEY.
The feast Of life is sweet
am weary guest
Loving friends my presence greet,
And all that charms the eye or ear.
Taste TO please. or heart TO cheer,
Earth. sky and ocean gather here.
Gods care be bless'd!
"'Tis scarce the hour OF prime,
Yet how the sands Of time
Steal fast away
Till the cool evening falls
With lamplight the walls
fsin would stsy.
"Yet II that DO too late,
o Thou who mark'a our date.
Till twilisht's ray,
I'd love TO linger here.
Guiding my children dear
Their pilgrim way,
Watching their minds unfold,
Rich with unrusting gold
or knowledge stor'd,
Till each bis manly seat
Shall take in concert sweet,
Around LIES board"
The Master cal'd. The mother heard.
Come hitler :" was the solemn word.
Bright shone the noon-day sun,
The undrained cup still glowed with sparkling
TEST,
She cla,ped her pure hand DER her breast
" Thy wH be DONE"
In the fresh summer of her years,
She kissed away her musings tears,
And laid him, lulPd to quiet rest
Upon her blooming daughters breast.
Pain piob'd her nerves with torturss psng.
The fbrous art.strinss .ent and rang,
Yet Peace, that of her soul was part,
Looked through her eye, and foiIed the dart
That ranked there,
And Faith the Saviour's image drew,
Wipog away the deaihfu dew,
With words Of prayer.
On high arm and strong,
The soul its burdens cast,
While soaring, soaring high,
The weakness of mortality
Fell like dried leaf on the blast;
And with csnqueror's song,
Heavens gate she passed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
VOLUME AZ.
TUE MaRTINSBURG GAZETTE,

puonsnen cur year. II paid an adrance; TWO
DotIspS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
re,r and THREE DOLLARS at the end Of the
yssr' No PAPER discontinued untilsll arrearsges
&c n,id. except at the option Of The publisher.
. rrssr,sgmsNTs will be inserted three times
:, a.. Dollar per square Of sixteen lines, and at
Tventv. five Cents for each subsequent insertion
rbc number of insertions must be marked on the
m suu.cripi or copy Of the advertisement sent, or
IL will be continued until forbid, and charged &C
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
Fresh Drugs, .Medict,,es, SC.

CtYRUP FOREGROUND, Gelaline CapsnIes,
- Genuine Cologne Water, Comp. Extract Sar-
sapariIla, Florida Water, Indelible Ink Trasses of
the most approved kind Superior Winter Strained
csb.u. Congress, Sc, with other articles connect
cd with the trade in general. for sale on reesona-
HE ,srms by ". DORSEY,
ssD,ernber 0. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
TO RENT.

" WILL rent, for the ensuing year. my FLOUR
ING MILLS, at dam No. 5, in the county OF
Berkeley. 1t Is deemed unnecessary to give de-
scrip,on Of this Property, further than to say 1t is
In complete order, has every necessary building Tor
carving on a large business, and is well situated
for business. There are four run of Butrs and
Kiln for drying Corn. Possession will be given on
the LIST Of July.
have for sale, large quantity of PLANK. of
almost all qualities and descriptions; large sup
ply of Fencing Plank and Poplar, which will sell
Oh the best terms. -~,.roS
M, "a 1871 IF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
NOTICE.

yUyHE Trustees of the METHODIST Etls-
COPAL CHURCH. in this place, having con-
cluded TO build new House of Worship in more
eligible situation Offer for sale the Church Occur
pied BY them at present, together with the lot on
which il ands situated John street. For terms,
a.. annIyto DANIEL MARKER,
JOHN NJ. WOLFF.
CONRAD ROUSh,
JACOB POiSAL.
HIRAM BOWEN.
M.v6 tAAi-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21

THE CASE OF GRoGAN.--The Montreal
Herald says, that no demand has been
made by the United States, but our gov
eminent having become convinced that
the scoundrel had not got into goal in the
regular way, determined tina; he should not
remain, and accordingly sen. him OF The
frontier
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
REDFORD FOR SALE.

ITAvING removed from Shepherdstown, l Of
fer for sale, upon accommodating terms, my
late residence in the immediate vicinity OF that
place. For professional gentleman or person
desiring , pleasant and handsome retreat, no mote
desirable property can be found in our ofsu"iu'
Valley. The House i. handsome, ~sA
large and convenient. The garden 49, sss4
|, ~, oductve and extensive. There y&4S 1T
i. an excellent Orchard of choice - xz1b
frui, near tho house, and a large, never failing
Limestone Spring affords an abundant supply OF
most delightful wafer. There are about 1 1lk |
ACRES Of the best Limestone Land, part OF
which is meadow of the finest quality. Being &C.
cessibl-, by mean. of the Canal and Rail Rosd, to
the Cities If the District and Baltimore citizens oil
those places would find it desirable Summer rest
dence. -,
Apply either in person or by letter (postcge Psid)
to he subsc her.
HENRY BEDINGER, Jr.
September @ l84l.-f Charle'town' va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
.7OTECE TO E.4R.NERS.

TENHE subscriber. having thoroughly repaired
hi, MILL is now enabled TO extend his bush
ness and TO pay the highest price in cash for any
qualify of WHEAT, &c. and stand the in'pec,
ton. He will grind for customers on the usual
terms, and is prepared to do country work in the
best mannsr-hnving a room fitted Up for the safe
keeping of Bag. from the rats. He hopes from
hi. long experience in the business: ana DISPOSE
ton to please, to receive share OF the Poofo pat
ronsgc. c,ocrpc
cu.,ac.r0 ISdi.-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21
A CARD.


DIR. Hereunder 8. cambridge
ID RESPECTFULLY offers hi. professional SER
M vices to the citizens ,G Jefferson and Berke-
lev. His Office is at the BOWER" near Lee
town, Jefferson County, Virginia,
May 10. l84I.-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21

Il confine my remarks to English Philology, and
exclude from them all differences Of spelling au-
thorired by respectable usage which do not Obscure
etymology or pervcrt the sense o. words; and eS-
cuac also all matters OF taste and fashion; comm
ing my remarks to points which involve established
rules snd principles.
1.-THE admission Of these words into the first ed-
lions of my books 10 among my mistakes. and 10
deeply regretted. They are rejected from the last
editions, with others OF like character.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21

glenn 3lalsAItn MIllS(1la,lfa1h ANY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21

TIME undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il. Public, that they have leased, Tor term OF
..ars The La rge and commodious
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
Ennrn ,ie 1snn;ns:arc .4aeatats.


yo,ftt eqroliau Coilegr.--Tho Examin
s,;on Of the Senior Class closed Tuesday
svaniae.s The class numbered hliy-one,
and i, &, ssil, both by the Faculty and
.Sladehis, to bs-oue ofihe best (if not the
bes,r classes that has ever left this Col
leee: both with regard 10 talents aud NOR
al character.
The folSuwing is the liss of Honors, as
distributed bylhe Faculty:
i. Wms j. Rivers, Charleston.
q. r. B. Boyls,ou, Charleston.
S. ;. M. Anderson, York.
4, J. McGoweu, Lauiens.
5. E. b. Flasg, Charleston.
6. C. A. SThcrnwell, Marlborough.
III. B. MeCunts, Fairfield.
s. J. C. McEatyre Robson CO., n. c.
o. A. C. Spain, Richland,
10, Jno. r. Fell, Charleston,
il. VIM. Royali, Charleston.
10, ,Thos. Talbird; Beaufort.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
Administrators Sale,

EpY Order of Olive, T'owIcs, Esq. 0rdina.
lib ry Of Edgefeld District, win Le sold nj
the late residence OF Ar,emus Watson. dcceas-
ed, on Tuesday the 9Th day Of December next,
all the personal Estate Of said deceased consis.
ting Of sixtY-cighl Negroes. among them ure
three house carpenters, and one blacksmith.
nenrly all young and very promising, Horses
and Mules, Cattle and Hogs. Household and
Kitchen Furniture. seventy five bales Of Cot.
ton. Blacksmith Tools, three thousand bush.
els Cora, and thirty thousand pounds Of Foa.
der. &c. &c.
Terms.-All sums under Five Dollars, Cash,
all sums above Five Dollar. twelve months
credit, purchasers giving note aud TWO good
securities; the righ, Of property not changed
until the Administrators receive note for the
property bought
TTLMAN WATSON,
STANMOGE WATSON.
Nov. l3, 1871 c42 administrators.
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State off South Carolina
.uG-.uslssESaksSs.xsG x.L-1o-S9A.sril1CzL,-
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.


IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
WHEREAS paper purportins TO be
w the last will and testament Of Benjamin
Lindsey, late Of the Dis,ric, and Stale aforesaid,
was admitted TO probate in commoniorm. on the
9th day of October last and whereas b. l..
Murreil, William Murell, Martin Edison aud
wife Martha. Jesse VI. Cogburn and wife Eli.
IN, Vary Murre Susan Ann Muirc!l, Vash,i
MmrelI and Sarah c. Murrell, who would have
been entitled To distribution shares IN the estate
of said Benjamin If he had died intestatc. have
given me notice. that they require the said will
to be proved in due form oflaw; and whereas
Steward Adams. Benjamin Adams, Daniel
I.ockbridsc aud wife Marinza. and Francis
Coleman and wife Lucinda. distributes oi said
estate, reside without the limits Of this State.
aud proper petition having been prepared for
this purpose: | hereby give notice 10 the said
Stewart Adams. Benjamin Adams. Daniel
I.orkbridse and wife Marrzu, and Francis
C"lcnan and wife Lucinda. and 10 NIL interested
in said estate, that on the 25tl ofFebrnary next.
| shall hear testimony concerning said will, and
procccd 10 determine the validity thereof.
OLIVER TOWLES,
Ordinary Of Edg.feii District.
November 22, laIl. 80 OO] 3,m 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire,
ID Ordinary Of EdScfeId District.
Wheras, Nathan Bodie. Jr., hath appIi-
ed To me for Letters Of Administration with
the will annexed, on all and singular the
goods and cha,rcls, rights and credits OF
Nathan Bodie. Seur., late of The District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular, The kindred aud credi-
tors OF the said deceased. 10 be aud appear
before me, n, oHF next Ordinary's Court
for the said nistric, 10 be holden at Edge
field Couu House on the 9Th day of De-
cemberl lS4l, 10 show cause, If any why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under ,sy hand and seal this 9Th
day of Nov'5er, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty one. and in the six,y-six,h
year Of American Independence.
o. TOWLES, o. E. D.
Nov. 25. 1871. [s2 la1i b 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
HAnguRc. Nov. II.


Cetion-On Thursday las, there were over
1000 bales received from wagons, and prices
remained steady. Since then the arrivals have
been heavy by wagons and boats. and no varia-
,ion noticed, until the European news came TO
hand Oh Saturday last. These accounts have
caused our market TO give way abou, CT on
the middling and fair Cotton, bui closing pref
~ steady and the demand good on this day
We now quote as extremes TO 50 Cts; princi-
palsales 81. In some instances, very superb
Ss ioS .s.it l.sissss -Ss-as.i
quality ere so rare that they viii no, warrant u
quotation.
We have no change TO notice in the sales Of
the other departments Of business.
Freigkis.-To Charleston for square bales
cotton 30 cts. per hundred pounds; for round
bales so cts.
EXCHANGE.
Sight checks on New York Iper. CT.
a :" Charleston S. ca
" Columbia S. C. par.
I" Cheraw ). C.
s' Savannah Geo. 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
Notice.

NOgkCcs
HHAVING entered into Co-partncrship with
nv Brother, l.. II Church, Of New
Haven. CT; business will be done lin the name
of A. b. Church & Co. And would return
many thanks for former lavors and solicit, a con-
,iuuance. a. b. CHURCH.
We shall be receiving FRESH GOODS
every few days during the winter. and offer
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. HATS and Caps
of all varieties, Doors and Shoes. SuEErisc
SuiKrISo, Gales. CasSimGres, Satinet; Sc. Sc.
Brass and food Clocks, Sheet Iron & Tin Ware.
By wholesale and ielnil; and oil jobs in Shce,
Iron or Tin Ware and roofing attended 10
promptly.
ALSO,
One full set MACHINE Tools and PATTERNS for
manufacturing Tin Ware; One frs, rate BA.
ROUGH and Buooy, and few high post bed
steads, all for sale at very low prices.
A. B. CHURCH e. Co,
Hamburg, Nov.4, cal
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
NEw. .yoaK. Nov. Is.

EEV- j ohhA, NoE' ~.
The Flour trade OF the State, and con-
seuen,ly she Western currency, Is in n
u,nst dcpsorable condition, and the people
or!,his city have this winter 10 submit TO
high prices OF -four, with the country over
flowing with wheat. in order TO sustain the
mad specula,ions Of The millers, backed by
the Rochester and other Western Banks.
--Hish prices OF food for the working elias.
ses are always the 6rsl practical effects of
,he pager system. Many heavy failures
10 the, -four trade, both in this city and Ro-
chester, have taken place, and an enor-
nous amount OF drafts have been, aud will
ceutinue 10 be, sent back TO Rochester,
where the banks are already staggering
under the pressure. The present difhcul.
ty took the rise, on The arrival Of the Bri-
,annia some weeks since. bringing accounts
OF shor, crep in England, and prospects
Of great rise in. price. Immediately
speculation became rife, stimulated by The
Banks, wheat rose rapidly and large
.quaui,y Of Gour was sent TO this market,
which cost the miller 81, ,25 TO $3.50. The
next oews was that Of fall ab.oud, and
aourimmeGiaiely fell here to So, at which
rate a large amount was sold. consequent
ly a large amour, of drafts could not be
met. Many houses have stopped aud
others have been driven TO raise money of
the "uptown" Banks, through Wall street
brokers. Of course at a heavy expeusc.--
To counteract this course Of things The
milIers have one and all stopped manu-
featuring -four, in order by creating nn
arti6cisi scarcity 10 force up the rates her,
and thus insome measure 10 retrieve their
losses. The next will be d stoppasc the
banks. The people will then lose largely
oo-the circulating medium furnished by
the paper mills, in addi,ionto to paying high
prices OF -four all win,er.-N. Y. paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
Notice.

FWVHE subscribers forwarn any person from
Il trading for three notes, given by them 10
Frederick Ross, Esq. The notes are dated the
lslh of November, 1899. one for six hundred
dollars, due one day after date, one FOR nine
hundred and fifty dollars, due the first day Of
January 1871. and one nine hundred and fifty
dollars. due the fs, day Of ofJanuary 1872 there
has been $3.50 paid. but no notes taken up; as
i, appears he has no, made us good title TO n
certain par, of the property for which the notes
WINS given, we are determined not TO pny any
more on said notes until hc makes US a good
,;,le ROBERT CHANEY,
PIERCE LITTLE.
Nov. 25 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
0RTTTTARy.

Died q; his owa residence on the Martininwn
road, in this District. on Friday the l2,h ins,..
Nr. BENJAMIN RorER, IN the 44,h year oi his
age.
The above brief notice Of Mr.. Roper wond
be sufiicien, 10 shcw ,ha, he had both lived and
died, and fulfilled his course. but perhaps some
thing more is due 10 the causes OF truth and
christianity, if by Il The living could derive in.
struct'an OF consolation, by n more extended
nobce. OF h.s lie aud death. for although the
subject OF this memoir, was not in any high de-
gree an eminently useful public man. he was
wen known and deservedly respected in Vhis
district, Ms good citizen; for many years a
member OF The Bap ptist Church, and one who
held the Office OF Deacon in the Church, for a
longer period than either Of his assoeinic Dea-
cons In said Church, and up TO his death; and
ifin these relations he was not as exemplary
and impressive. as the most eminent christian
his character was in keeping with his advan,a-
ges in the several relations OF life. and with the
christian nnaxims Of moderation nall things; he
enjoyed good measure OF health through life,
and up 70 within three weeks of his death, and
IN his last sickness was blessed with manly cour-
age, christian forltade, resignation and paliente.
ip higher degree. than is possessed and enjoy.
Cd by christians in general, his mind was kept
IN periac, peace, stayed on God it seemed as
though there were nothing left him to desire
being free from fear. his mind was only bouy-
ant with hope and joyful anticipation: he was
NOS insensible 10 his previous occasional non.in-
csine,ior 10 spirilual devotional exercises. and
toiaia state OF fuiind he seemed NOW 10 look back
upon With regret, and TO anticipate higher
relish ioF these exercises, If his health should
DC restored, nor was he ignoran; OF his imper.
feonons; bat being now freed from the body of
srand death, we may hope. that having enter
ed upon the realities of the fn,ure inheritance
and among tho just made perfect, he is now in
the iuil and perfect enjoyment Of the happ,ness
he sought through the merits q! Jesus Chris, his
Lord.
To say he was an nfIectiona,e husband. a
kind father, humane benevolent master. and
agood orderly citizen. (all which he wus) would
be only 10 state what is implied in one. who has
for a long term OF years embraced thu christian
lnorali,y for his government. md who is laugh,
by il TO expect presen, and future reward as
the result Of its beneyolcn, tendency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
Land for Sale
A9I
--u UT 81

THNHE Subscribers offers for sale their val.
4 uable irac, of land whereon they now
reside. situated in Edgcfeld District, abou. two
miles from the Ridge, continuing four hundred
acres, about th'rty-fve Of which is under good
fences Of second and third years ground On
the premises are a good log dwelling house,
kitchen, and other necessary ouibulldings. Also,
an eIcellen, new Saw Mill, now in high opera
lion. ANY person desirous Of purchasing, are
requested 10 call and examine for themselves
Terms made easy.
JOHN A. LOTT.
LUKE 3. LOTT.
Nov. 10 42
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Y9Y OLIVER TOWLES, Esouire

DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
ED Ordinary of Edeeiield DISTRICT.
Whereas, Susan C. Mitchell. hath ap-
piled to me for Letters Of Administration.
on nil and singular the goods aud chariels.
rights and credits Of Greeu B. Mitchell,
late of The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. to cire and admon-
ish nj and singular, lhe-kindred and crcdi-
tors of the said deceased. ,o he and appear
before me. at our next Ordinnry's Cour for
the said District to be holden M Edgcfcld
Court House on The 9Th day Of Dccem-
Der, ls4l. 10 show cause. if auy. why the
said Administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this i9h
day of November, one thousand eighr huu-
dred and forty one. and in The sixty-six,h
year OF American Independence.
o. TOWLES, o. f.. D.
Nov. 25, 1S4l [S2 1871 b 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
EeccciDts for subscription.

The Publisher acknowledges the Receipt from
the following persons, TO the time pn' down 10
their respective names:
J. P. Barker TO October 10. ls42.
Col John Hill. To Sih Feb. lol3.
A. Miles, TO Is, November, ls4l.
Wm. NJ. Bobo. to 30th April. 1872.
William Andrews. 10 Sih Feb. 1872.
John Christie 10 9th July, 1872.
~. Brunson. to 9th August, 1872.
WIN n. Burns, to 7th january. 1913.
G. NJ. S;rotherr to 7th May, 1872.
BENZ. Richardson, to 9Th February, lois:
: Mrs. E. C. Jones, TO 25th November, Is42.
Thomas Delonch, 10 9Th February. lel2.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-25
Executors Sale,
October .

TWILL BE SOLD on Wednesday the
w Sih of December next, nj the same time
aud place Of the sale Of the late b. F. NichoLon.
deceased; the balance Of The personal estate OF
the late Joyce Culpepper. decd, not dis,ribu,.
ed by will; consisting Of two Negroes, and
some Household Furniture.
Terms Of sale. on all sums under fiye dollars
cash, all sums oreI that amount on credit Of
twelve months. Purchasers will be required to
give notes with two approved securities.
w. a. STROTHER.
d. L. STROTHER,
EzeeutoTs.
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