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OBITUARY.
fiorthr Adrefise.

Forthc ddreEiiScT.
Miss llASXAH SoPHN BoSHAa, OF Wilcox
county, Ala, daughter niCapI. Simon ). Bon.
ham, laIe of said county. deceased, died ai Ev.
crsrccu III Conccuh county on :,jtii November
1871. nj half pas; O'Clock, a. 81. She was
born in !Abbev;lle District. ). c. on s0th March
IS2I.
In childhood she was lovely; when grown, n
young lady Of great worth of good intellect !;
the acquisition OF knowledge was her highest
auibition; atfablc aud iacid in her manners !;
benevolent III her disposition; humane in her
feelings: courteous in her department; kind IN
her iearl; true IN her friendship; firm in her
pursuits; mid IN her temper and atIcc,iunate In
life. la short all those traits of excellence aud
moral worth which disiins uish and elevate the
female character were TO he seen and observed
in the disposition and department. of Hannah
s. BonI,am. In life siie vas beloved, aud in
death lauientcd, no; orIy by numerous friends,
bu, by large circle Of Hcquain,uEces IN Ala
baina and South Carolina.
She died from home, while on visit 10 SEQ
aud administer 10 the wants Of Il sister who
was sick NJ school. Her attack was VIOLENT
Medical aid failed to give relief She was told
| she would die. and after giving directions with
rcgar 10 her burial. she requested the prayers
of the pious around her; throne OF Grace
was addressed in her behalf Her mind ap-
pcured 20 dwell not on the things Of this world,
but on things abuve. aud said =" this world is
only notion AZ frs, she appeared TO ex-
! press some fears, bu, these were removed, and
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So SO CeEaas TeeRaral

8MjILL be given by the Town Council
Wv Of Edgeficld. for the apprehension and
delivery in EdgcGcId Jail, OF onc EiijHh Alex
nndrr whose place Of dcnce Is in The neigh.
horhood Of GrceuyiIie e. II. Said Alexander
was arrested on charge of selling Spurious
Liquors 10 varions Negroes, without license,
but escaped from custody. tc acknowledge
trading with snid slaves, in the presence of sew.
eral PERSONS, The public are cautioned against
hun, aud MI good citizens arc requested to aid
in bringing himto justice.
+. 7. LABoRDE, Iaftndaaf.
Dec % b a
ID The Hamburg Journal will publish, The
above once. and the Grcenvilc alouniaincer
twice, aud forward their accounts To this office
for collection
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Nnw.ORLEsxs, Dec. 5.

Latest from Terds.-Our latest inreili-
Sence from Texas reached town yesler
day, by tic steam ship New York, Capt,
Wright.
1t seems that quite an active business is
now carried On in The article of Texas salt.
I'm Hiensc beds of il are found in the west,
and procured with no other trouble than
carrying i, away.
All the Texas papers proclaim their dis,
bc!ici,iu the latest runner relative 10 ,hc
santa Fe expedition. Our private cor
respondent writes rs follows:
There is rumor aAoat that the nd.
vance guard Of the Santa Fe expedition
was Gu, off by thc Mcxicans on this side o
their point Of destination, but il is not be-
lievcd BY uny. The report OF their safe
arrival aud peaceabc reception, as repor-
teddy the Monterey papers, is most likely
the lraih. We hope aud expect 10 hear
something definite from them in ew days,
"Our Congress is doing bur little at pre-
sent, probably waiting tie Inauguration
recommendation OF The new President
a bill has passed one or two readings i'll
the House 10 recall or stop the Navy from
uniting with Yuca!an agains, the hlcxi.
cans, bat hope aud helieve i, will mot be-
come law."-Picayune.
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LIST OF ACTS


LIST OF ACTS -..sgs-
Passed at,he late Session Of the Sogih CaruiIia
I Legislature, which adjourned Dec. Il, 1911.
: !. An ac,to prevent distinctions 10 the pas
sage Of hsb up Cav Cav Swamp Creek, md
10 appoint commssioneIsoi Fish Siuccs forthe
same.
=. I'm act 10 extend the bounds Of the Jals
Of the several Judicial Districts Of this State.
3. An acl 10 ccnfcr on George Frederick
lioImcs. an alion, The privilege o. applying for
license Ia practice in the Courts OF this State.
4. an int IN authorize the erection Of loil
on the States land near the Saludn Turnpike
road.
the Saluda Turnpike road, and to punish tres
passsrs.
6. An act 10 prevent the obstruction to the
passage Of fish up Lyhcl.es creek.
Z. Anact 10 suspend the clection OF members
Of Congress fIom this State.
{. An &c, 60 raiss supplies FOR The year COM
menciug in October lSll.
9. An act 10 increase he number of commits.
siourrs of Free Schools for Marien District.
TO- An actio annex the Equity district o'
Sumter to the Fourth Equity circuit. TO change
| the time of holding the. courts therein and to
u
! Chesterfield. aud Marlborough.
II. An act 10 provcn, the citizens OF New
| York from carrying slaves or persons held 10
serv.ce ou, ni this State, aud to prevent the s.
cape OF persons charged with the commission
of crime
IL. An &c, TO make appropriations for the
! veal commencing IN October. one thousand
I eight hundred aud foriy-6ne.
l3. An net TO prevent Tie emancipation 81
slaves and other pnrpcses.
II. An act 10 incorporate the Cokcsbury Fc-
mala Institute Of Ahbcville District.
IL. An act io incorporate certain villages, So
| cIc;ies aud companies, aud 10 roncw and amend
certain charters heretofore granted and 10 cs-
,ablish !lic principles OH which charters of IN
corporation will hereafter be granted.
10. And actio yes, the title oi the State in
certain cscheaicd property in Johu Basicns.
Il. IN acl 10 extend the right Of challenge
10 Jurors.
lS. An act,o provide FOR the copying or old
delaccd books oil, Record X Indexes III Charles.
ton District.
~. An act 10 make The unlawful whipping
! o, beating Il slave IN indictable offence.
20. An act To appropriate the fine imposed
by sl,e Court on julius Pcrduc, for killing Dan
e Price. 10 the nse of TIC heirs OF the said Dan
| e Price.
81. An act f;lriiicr 10 regulate the office OF
Comptroller General aud Treasurer Of this
State.
~. An act 10 Incorporate The Society Of the
South Carolina Conference OF the Methodist
Eiscupa Church.
%. An uc,,o amend an &C, cu,iilcd an &c, to
piov;dc for the requiring Of Cuuril,",ises and
Jais in this State. passed IaIh Dec. lSG7.
"a. An act 10 organize board Of fire mas.
,e.s for Charleston Neck
2J. An &c, FOE the better regulation of The in
habi,ants Of Charleston Neck
26. An act TO establish certain ROads, Bridges
aud Ferries.
%. An act TO reduce a acts and clauses of
ncts in relation To the militia OF this State TO
Que &C, ariL TO alter and amend the same.
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Charleston, Dec. ID. 1871.

Bpgtrioas Attemps,--An attempt vas
mail Son.to,, ,,As,.s. "a, L.. ----:;1:-r,otv
enter the Custom House Rooms, kept in
The sccoud story Of the Exchange. by
forcing one oflho windows Of The Reading
Room, kept in the lower part OF the build
ins, au'i breaking The lock Of lis door, they
sained a,lmi'.aucc below, aud afcr pro-
ceedInS up sluirs, attempted the same feat
there; bu, the las'eniugs of Uuclc Sam,
proved too strong. and the rosucs il ap-
pears had 10 decamp the same way they
came. Had they succeeded in their ei'.
forts, they would have found themselves
the day after the lar-llic Snb Treasury
beng no ouscr in those digsinss.-Chaf
Mercury, III inst,
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PROSPECTUS.
FOR THE FOURTH VOLUME OF THE
ASnNREFA

.h2EA ANIS V4L4 .As
'HlliE December number closes tho 81
n volume Of this periodical, and in CAL
ling the attention of our friends TO new
volume. 1t is our happiness TO state, that
having overcome. in some measure, Tho
difficulties incident 10 the transfer Of our
work from the interior To this city, and
other changes. We are now enabled ro as
sure uur subscribers that the "Nlarnolia."
IS plnccd upon permanent foundation
its circulation is established, and It's con,iu-
uancc secured. To effect this more cer-
lainly. onc-half of The work has been dis.
posed Of, under such terms and contracts
ns will essentially subscrvc its Interests
|, will ! jhcnccoy,h, be issued in an enlarged
form, having monthly addition of l6 pa
ses, handsomely printed on superior pa
per, making. at the close of lie year. d
volume of nearly 800 double co!umed pa.
gcs. !, will he PunctuaLly issued. POSITIVE
arrangements to that effect have been
made with the publisher, and the MANY
hirdranccs which have hitherto impeded
It's progress having been overcome. In
addition To the usual contributions from
eminent writers the Editor has pleasure in
saying, that he will bc assisted in The lite
rary department by some gentlemen whose
aid will greatly enhance the value of the
periodical, and impair. adiiliona! in,eres, to-
its pages. II is the desire Of the Editor to
make the Magnolia Il standard popular
Magazine. and TO accomplish This, he is
determined to devote TO i, every energy, in
order to mark it worthy Of the patronage
Of the fricnds of Southern literature. TO
such he presents his claims. confident that
the growing reputation Of tho work: and
ihe peculiar advantages under which il
will hereafter be issued, will lead then,
10 sustain,hy liberal subscriptions, a peri.
odieal whose intrinsic valuo Is now so
much increased.
Terms for the enlarged volume, the
same as for the former, SIS year, in aa-
vance.
Editors, to whom the magnolia" is
sent. arc respectfully requested 10 inser,
this Prospectus.
SGpa1rnah Geo. De. II.
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Receipts for SIlhscriDtlo,s.

Receipts for Subscription.
The Publisher acknowledges The Receipt from
the following persons, to the time put down Il
lhcirrespecliye names:
John Harrison to sth Feb, ISla.
Charles Price. 10 9Th July, 1912.
Jos Rearden, To 9Th Feb lsi3.
John Coleman, ,(ofFlorida) to 27th May 1912
: Janies Curry, to 9th Jan'y 1872.
Ansei Talber, sen.. Ia lst Jan'y. lS43.
Martin Holmes, To itl July. lS52.
John Adams. 10 10Th Deer 1872.
Rev. ID Brrnson. TO 9Th Feb, lSi2,
Absd'enlT Abney, to 9Th Feb 1912.
Wiley Harrison, to 9Th Feb lSil.
: Jos Hightowerrt 10 2Sih March, lSi2.
John u Harrison, 10 lst Nov 1912.
u Cray. Esq. To 9Th Feb 1912.
a Picquei, to 18th Dec 1911.
u Kennedy, to,lsih April lSi2.
b MiIns, tn 2Uil Feb 1872
Il II Rogers, 10 9Th Feb 1912.
Ins Powell, 10 9Th Feb 1912,
UlTich Redick, To 9Th Feb 1913
Thos. II. Pope, Esq. To- 9Th Feb 1872.
M.F. Pope, to 2G.b Feb 1872.
as,anneyorc, TO ::55:!. August, 1911.
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ssan she ieniafked. "All is iloiv well. lam
not afraid to de-" IIer mind continued faiipD.
nj. to The last, nndher conversation was entirely
prayer und praise. saying ,..Jesns will support
me; heis my Savior, nay King in him do |
iriiss, on him 40 rely" She me, death with all
lhiI conPosure, iortnuGe, and r enali III which
christianity alone can inspire Thus lived and
thus died IN the bloom Of life the subject OF
this obituary.
Nipthy The wintl's uniin,ely blast,
Pnrch'd by the snu's director ray,
The mumen,ary gIo-ics waste,
The short iieed beauties die array.
Dee. 4lhlsii.
The soplh carolinian.will please cory.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

Our Legisiature.--It will be seen by
our, Columbia Correspondence that our
State has PLACED herself by tie side OF
Virginiu, in adopting The same non inter
course measure of prevention, against the
philo-aholiiianists OF New. York. The
position in The House and passed by ma
jorily of so 10 l5.--Tbis and The rejection
of Tho infamous Distribulion money. is
enough 10 eu,itie the Legislature 10 the
appreciation oF;thcir constituents if,hey had
done nothing else.-Char Mercury.
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Greenwood Literary Ensti.
fUla0aRS.

ENTE invite attention 10 the following ar
w rnugcnrnt with regard to the Green.
wood Institutions for the ensuing year. Miss l..
Drown who has been Principal of the FcInalc
School iur the last two years. will continue ia
that capacity The Literary ntiainments ofthis
Lady. and her zcalouS performance of the du-
ties dcynving upon her. give her strong Claims
10 the patronage of the public. In the Musical
Department the services Of Mrs. Potter have
been procured It's well known that this !.alv.
when formerly employed in thIs place in giving
lessons in Music. discharged her duties 10 the
entire satisfaction of all her pairons. Mr. lew
Is Potter will take charge OF the English Male
School This gentleman is n graduate of Dart.
mouth College. and was engaged several years
in tcnching. Tie is recommended to us us nm APP
proved Teacher. possessing in n high degree
all the qualifications which should belong 10
the instructor of youth. The Classicalaui iia-
thcmacal School will again be committed to
the care Of Mr. james l.. Lesly. OF MIR Lcsly
we deem IL unnecessary a0ro 10 speak. His
popularity rs Il Teacher and the srcccss, with
which hr has me; III preparing his pupils for
College are satisfactory testimonials Of his
merit.
We would add that there is connected with
these Institutions n good Philosophical Appnra.
uis. by means of which the most useful and in.
,cres,ing experiments in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry may be readily performed These
Schools are located between Abbcyile. &. n.
and Cambridge upon The Ridge, which divides
the waters Of The Savannah and SaIuda. The
location is nm admirable one. both in conse.
auencc of its hcathincss and lis entire removal
from all scenes of dissipation ami vice. The
rates ofTui,ion remain unchanged. They are
as moderate rs in other Institutions of the kind.
THOMAS B. BYRD,
Soy. Of Board Of Trustees.
Dec. ia 4 iG
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Notice.


DY an order from the Ordinary of
I'D Edgefe!d District, | will sell on Fri
day ytle Tin day of January next, at the
lale residence Of ID. a. Mitchell, deceased,
all the personal property that is no, spc-
cifcaIly ,rifisd. consisting of fourteen
likely Negroes, Corn, Cotton, Fodder.
Small Grain, Stock. Horses, Mules, Cat
lie. H9ss, Sheep, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Tools, &c. on n
credit I'LL the 25,h December 1912. Pur-
chascrs to give note and approved secu-
rites.
r. B. B.BoUKNIGHT, Ad'mr.
NIB. All persons indebted 10 The above
estatewill make immediate payment, all
those havins demands against said estate
will render lhemia properly a,,ested as
tho lniT directs. r. B. 3. .Adm.
Dec. Is, Isii 3t AZ
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'Twould be odd To see n racoon smoking
u cigar. or toad ceewing Iohacco: but 10
see an editor nt peace with himself and the
world. and up his ankles in prosperity,
would be still more strange.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

Heary Damages against a SheHG.-A
jury III Boston ha, gwen damages TO the
amount of Sl2,65O asains, the Sheriff Of
Worcester, for the neglect Of his duty, in
omit,ue many valuable articles of stock
when attaching the property Of Il house,
aud conducting lhe sale in such mauucr
that lair. auction price could no, hc OBJ.
,ained FOR the property sold. The DANA
ees were laid a, 10000. The jury gave
the sum above sta,cd,-Ckroa. s. SEM.
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Final Eesiec.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the ln,c firm oil
IA BLAsp. CArLIs &; Co.. are hereby no'i.
fed. That their Notes and Accounts must be- paid
by the first Monday iii Jannary. or they will be
placed in the hands of an attorney for coI!cr-
ton: the affairs Of the firm must be closed, 10
enable the parties 10 settle with each ether.
BLAND, CATLlN * co.
Dec - ~
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Columbia Branch Of the Bank Of the
Sidte.-Accordins to tho report Of the first
Committee of Investigation, ii appears
that the annual nett profits of shis insti,u.
ton for The last ten years, have averaged
ahou, 10000 n ycar-that the lossess on
nuies since 1881 were SIT 7,0G7,97, and the
losses on notes since 1915 have been Sl7,-
0il,2l. It's banking capital. due 10 The
parent Bans belns S125,7 ,7O7 22.-Charies-
Ton Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

american ifanufaciures.-The Moors of
The Empire q: Morocco give decided
preference TO tie American Cotton goods
over the EnslisIi.-They Imagine the su-
pcrior strength Of The American cloth is
owl ing TO its being manufactured from cot
ton nhch has never beun pressed in bales,
The British traders now practice a trick
IN the sale Of these goods 70 the Moors.--
They stamp their cot,ous with the word
American in Arabic letters, and impose
them on the people for transatlantic mau-
ulaclurcs. -Bosion Journal.
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The Charleston lieresry says: /, is now
generally understood that General James II.
Hammond will lbc The nominee Of the DemocTa-
tic party Of The State. Though this il no, yet
the dccision.i. may be regarded as certain"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

Charity may cover a multitude Of sins;
but II /. not cIrcumstancciG what money
will cover; Tor il wilt totally obscure sins,
physical deiormitics. and mental impcr-
lectiuns. II IS a universal Panncea-
Drandrelh's pills on an enlarged scae-an
open SESAME TO oil hearts aud houses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

ConIcnts OF The November number Of
the Southern Agricuttmist, published by
:. L. Miller. Broad street.
.4gricuiiuSt.-Organic Chemistry in lis
applications 10 Agriculture and Physio!o-
sy;by Jus,ic, NJ. u. +. z. s., &c. Pro.
iessor of Chemistry in the University oil
Giesscn, Sc:
An essay on making Compost Heaps
from Liquids aud oiher substances, written
on the evidence oflnany years experience,
to which the prize Of ten sovcreigns was
awarded. BY James Dixon, Esq. Secre-
,ary to the Manchester Agricultural So
cic;y.
An important discovcy, in Agriculture.
Subsoil Cultivation.
On the Cultivation Of Low L1nds.
Artificial Watering Places. By Sub
scribcr.
Corn Stalk Sugar. BY VIM. Webb.
Paper Ne,s for cleaning sn,! ventilaiimg
Silk worms. BY layton Y. Atkins.
Secret for tanning vicious Horses, &C.
by ID. o,
HorticuiiUre.-hn outline OF Tho first
principles OF Horticulture. BY John Lind
ley.
Vegetable Garden.-Potato, foreign
Gardening aad Agriculture; Useful iuior-
mariou to Gardeners.
The Fio'eer Garden.-Nionography of
the Genus Cameilia; Hyucinlhs; How 10
destroy Insects ON Flowers.
The Orchard.-Causes Of Decay in
Peach Trees, and its Prevention, State
Agricultural Society.
Gardeners Calender COR December
Vegetable Garden.
Noiicc.-rhc. Subscriber finding IL in-
convenient To aIendlo any oiller liian the
The Editorial duties, requests that oil let
iers on business be directed 10 The Pub
Usher Of ,mis Journal, Mr.. 4. Z Miller,
who will also attend Il I'll The business
transactions relating 10 tue Southern Cabi-
ne, or Southern Asricnllnris,.
J. ID. LEGARE.
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Notice.

A IL Persons indebted TO the estate of Ben
n jamin Roper. deed. late ofthis district,
are requested 10 make payment. aud those hay.
inr ANY demands against The ea;a,e, are also
requested to present them properly aii~s,cd 10
The subscribcf within tie time prescribed BY
law. JOt!A AUA3iS, E1efn'or.
Dec Q c. IS
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TIE Highland Ssa.iHct. formerly published =,
Calhoun, 5. C., is now removed 10 Anderson
Court House, ;. C.. where all. persons having
business with the Editor are requested 10 direct
their letters.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

We understand that Mr.. Nicholas F..
Johnston, was few days since arrested
aud committed TO williamsburg goal, oil
The charge OF having killed Mr., John Deu-
MS, a, Mingo Bridge on The eth uls.--
Eiaydk Obserrer.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Fl, Hnehison, Cashier,

Villain Holmes
DY,au order from the Court Of Com
I'D non Pleas, ] will proceed 10 sell. in the
town Hamburg, on the fifth day Of January
next. lie following property. VIZ. one House
and l., in the town Of Hamburg, No. 32l. on
Brids, Row. occupied n, present by Br,tou
lIinsl One brick House known MS the brick
cinrci Also, Five Negroes, Clarissa and two
Children. Henry and jim.
The terms OF salc are as follows: the Ne.
groes Cash, the Real Estate one.,ilird cnsi. the
balnnci op 4 credit Of one aud two years; the
purchsers 10 give bond personal security. and
mori;age Of the premises, will, interest from
date Also at the same time, III the sanc case
two nero men carpenters.
5. CHRISTIE, $. T.. n.
Dee l3 (S3 0O) 3; i6
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why don's your ia,hcr take paper!"
said u man 10 little boy whom lie caught
piierins his paper. Coz he scuds me 10
lukc H." answered The urchiu,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

\ man down east has II nose so sharp
that he cuts his fingers when he takes hold
TO blow it. Another has n nose so flat that
he keeps two negroes TO blow IT,
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Notice..

a Ill persons indebted To Charles A. Dowd,
"A deceased, are urgently requested to make
Immediate payment. as the affairs Of bi. es,n,e
arc in such 4 situation ~ 10 render indugencr
impossible. and which must not be cxpeGtcd.
ALSO. MI persons having demands agains, said
e-,nrs will present them properly and lawfully
ai;es,rd. WD. BRUNSON, Admir-.
Dec. Is tl lS
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"REMINISCENCES Sale.

EB.Y an order from Oliver Towes. Esq.
I'D Ordinary Of Edgeiied District, shall pro-
crrd to sci, on the first Tuesday in January
next, all the personal properly Of tho iate Chs.
a. Dnwd, consisting in part Of his Stack of
EDs.y Goods, groceries,
CrOckery, Hardware, &C.
Together with his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
ALSO,
Ono :Sorel Horse, and BaIouchn, with a set
Of Single Harness; Cattle, Sc. Sc.
Sale TO continue from day to day, until said
property is disposed Of.
Terms as follows:-For MI SUMS OF md un.
der FIVE dollars, Cash on delivery OF the nr,i-
cles purchased. Hnd al sums over five dollars.
on credit Of twelve months. Purchasers civ.
ing notes and approved securities.
WIZ. BRUNsON, Admir-.
Dec. u. II 46
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Notice.

VHNHE Subscriber will offer for sale To the
a. highest bidder, on the premises. on
Thursday tie 18Th Of Jnnnary next n iract Of
land rontninin. $50 acres situate on the waters
of TurkeT Creek. adjoining lands Of George
Blocker, Felix Lake and others, OIL credit OF
one and two years.
II. B. CLARKE.
Dec. IS b &c,