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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-14
WAREHOCSE AND WHARF

" 3NEHOL Sc AND WHARF
is NOW ~ GOOD CONDITION..
Having raised the Warehouse above tho
highest hish-warer mark of the grea, May
flood, VITA sufficient foundation 10 make il
perfectly secure FROM any Rise IN the River,
while our location in Point of FIRE
moi surpassed by any Ware House in
Hamburg, being situate on the Corner of
Centre and Market Sirctis. and occupy
ing tho whole front Square 10 Cook Street,
opposite the Bank & Post Office. convent
enr 10 The Rail Road. Immediately on the
River, and iu the very Centre of the Priu.
ciple Cotton Dealers and Shippers. aud tho
great thoroughlar 10 the Bridge.
Grateful for tho liberal support We hayo
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and the public generally, continuance Of
their confidence. From our long expert
ence in the Warehouse and Commission
business. feel confident, with our facilities,
10 be able TO give 10 all entire satisfaction.
Wo make liberal advances on Cotton in
Store, and will arieud to the Sale or Ship
ping OF Cotton on moderate terms.
Business Committed TO our caro- will
receive prompt attention with our bes, cf-
forts for the interest Of Customers.
SfBEEY 81 USHER.
Hamburg S. c., Oct. 1, ISAI. if36
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St. te of South ar0lina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.


''H" VI. I1"l%Pna Wm, Tnarmond. n"S G'"'''' rH"io"
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that by
lS virtue of an oricr from Chancellor Holm.
sion. shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder.
at Edgetield Court House. on the lrsi Monday
in January next. the real estate of William
Thnrmond decd. consisting OF n tract OF land
containing one thousand acres. more or less. sit
uaic in Edgefeld district, on Gunncs creek;
waters of Stevens creek waters Of Savannah
river. and bounded BY lcuhs of Wyeu Holmes
William Holmes. Mrs. Collins. Mrs Doolilte,
Charles DagnalI. and others, on credit OF one
anI two years, except for so much as may be
necessary 10 pay the costs, which mnst be
paid in cash. the purchaser 10 give bond and
pcrsoualsecuriy. and mortgage Of the premi
ses, 10 securc the purchase money
J. TERRY, c. T.. =. D.
Edgeiield Dec. :. Icil. ($3 So la
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SHELLEY ~ USHER,
Bs'0rehs0Wse esa,d Commits
SiO2e sMerCRgssEs,

HAMBURG. 5. L.
NAkE pleasure IN announcing TO their
Il Country friends and TO the Public
generally, thal their
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State of Sonfh Car0liana.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Nathan Bodie. and others. J

Wesley Bodie,
N Office is hereby given. that by virtue of
II m order from Chancellor Johnston. shall
offer for sale 10 the hiehcs, bidder. at Edgefcld
Court House. on the first Monday in January
next, the real estate Of Nathan Bodir, sen.
decd. consisting two tracts of land. VIZ: One
tract continuing one thousand acres, more or
less. situate in EdgHIield Dislric,. on Clouds
creek and bounded hy lands OF James Whi,tc.
Zachariah Miller Willis Whi,t!c. William Ma
gee, Ambrose White. Precious Lark aud 9th.
crs; aud one other tract containing + acres.
more or less. situate in Edg' District. and
bounded by lands Of Zachariah Miller. and the
estate OF David Bndic,. decd. the thousand
acre tract TO be divided into paris aud The three
tracts to be sold separately, on Il credi, Of one
and two years except for so much a. NAV be
necessary TO pay the costs. which must be paid
in Cash; purchasers 10 give Bond and personal
security. and mortgage ofihe premises.
J. TERRY. c. +, l.. d.
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Sugal' and Coffee.

Sl1IaE R1aU VVHEtCs
ST. CROiX, Por'o Rico. d Cuba Su
y gars. Java. Rio. & 81. Domingo COT
fee. Just Received! and for sale cheap e.
cash bv SCRANTON 81 MEiGS.
INV. 30. lSIl. fl "A
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EFEsERA' ST.9ESEE.

LII g IL AG - II s2 Gb HLEs
EN the rear of the Old American Hotel.
L occupiedby r. r. Hunter, opposite the
Rail Road depot.
FAKE REDUCED.
Horse per month $1,000
" day 50
" Single feed %
The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and The public generally, that he
has opened LIVERY STABLE in
Hamburg, S. G. where he will nj oil times,
keep supplied with provendcr and forage
OF the bestquali,y. Having good Ostlers
aud excellent dry Stables; he hopes TO give
satisfaction 10 his patrons.
lie will keep constantly on hand, Carri-
ages, Barouches. Buggies. &C., with care
ful drivers with which the public can. AT
all times, be accommodated on the most
rUusuuubiu trrIITs. ffr- therefore su!iCirs
share ofpublic patronage.
n. Is. Drovers cnn be accommodated
with good Lots well waicrcd
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg. Nov. 4, 1871. If IL
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EHbGEFEELD DISTRICT.
FALL TERM. 1871.
TT is Ordered that Court Of Common
Il Pleas and General Sessions, for the
Trinlp the Cases no, disposed Of o, this
Term. be held al Edgefie!d Cour' House.
on The third Monday in january next.
JOHN BELTON O'NEAL.
Presiding Judge.
George PoPE. c. C. Il c. s.
Nov. 3. 1911 III
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
r,hr- S;,,l,;,,
Arthur Siinkins,

vs Partition.
F.W. Pickens & wife. 81 others
N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that by
lI virtue oian o,der from. the Courtof Chan.
cery. shall offer for sale 10 the hiSIies, bidder
Mt Edgefcid Court House. on tho first Monday
in-Januar, next, at the Cane brake place. for
mcrly the property Of Col. Eldred SimkIns.
decd. si,un,c in Edsefed district. on LittIc
Saluda river, continuing sixteen hundred aud
forty acres, more or less. and bounded by lands
Of John AIobley and others; said land to be dl.
vided aud sold in two separate trucis the num-
ber OF acres. boundaries, &C.. Ia be made known
on the day Of sale; on credit Of one aud Two
years, except for so much as may be necessary
TO pay the costs, winch must be paid in cash
the purchasers to give bonds aud personal SC.
curily and mortgages Of the premises.
J. TERRY, C. T.. L. n.
Commissi0aer's Office,
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Mount Prospect Academy.

gEYHE Exercises of this Academy viii conn
n,encc on the second Monday IN Janua-
nv nex,. under the Rectorship of Dir. JoHs Is.
SioRAG.E. The Trustees take great prnsur'
in recommending him as g-ntieman of hugh
mora. character. and amply qualified 10 dis
chnre all the duties incumbent upon his ayJca-
,ion. Nr Moragnei Is remarkably proficient in
the Greek Larin and French languages, the
latter he renders ant Pronouncas with IS much
iacility and accuracy as any young man in the
country; also Philosophy, Chemistry. Astrono-
my. Optics, &c, Mathematics through oil its
various branches, such as Arithmetic, Algebra,
Surveying, plain and seiecl. descriptive and
analyticul Geometry, TrIgupomotry, Mensu.
ration. Shades. Shadows and Linear prospec-
tive, DificEential and Integral calculations. &c.
all of which Mr.. Moragpe teaches upon the
well known and practical system Taught IN the
Military Academy at West Point Also Gram
mar. Geography and History upon the most
approved plnn. After having thus procured
the services ul an eilicen, and practical Teach
or. the Trustees f,aricr themselves they will re-
cciyc the liberal patronage of an enlightened
public.
Noun, Prospect Academy is situated TWO
miles North West of Cambridge. on high elc-
yaled aud sandy soil. beside large and beaii-
lifuI Spring Of pure wutar.
Terms Of TuiiiOn per Session offrc Months.
Greek, Latin nnd the higher branches
Of Ma!hemaics. Sl5 60
French, rhylosophy. Chemistry, AS
trouomy, Optics, &c. 10 90
History, Rhcioric. Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic. Surveying, &c. 90
Reading, Wiring Geography. and
History. &c. 90
M Good Boarding can be obtained in the
vicinity of the Academy from 81 10 50 per
month.
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FacgOrage and Commission
Business,

RECEIFENG & SfORHARDING 4 AGENCY
HAMBURG =. G..
TEHliE Subscriber respectfully bcgE leave to
3 npprise his friends and the Merchants ol
the Uppc, Districts genernlly. that he is tho
roughly prepared to transact business as nEov"
and, confident in his long experience IN said bn
sincss, in this place. soiicils share Of patronage
iis Store being Oh Narke,-strcct, the mos,
elevated part OF town. no danger from innnnda
lions need be apprchcndcd.
ii. URQUHART.
Hamburg Nov. l. ISL. 3m 80
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Commissioner's Office.
EdgcGeld, Dec !. 1871. 81 10 &, IS
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Commissioner 06ioc.
Edgei.h. Dec :. isil. 81 Fl
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SsD.b u OSELch
Hamburg S. c., Oc,. 1, Is&I, 1896
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-28
AN ORDINANCE

To unite the Offices Of Recorder Marshal and Clerk
Of the Market. and to appoint a Captain of the
Guard.
Be it ordained by the Honorable tntendaht and
Wardens of the Town Of Cumdcn, now met and in
council assembled and by the authority ofthe same,
1st. That hereafter the Offices of Recorder, Mar.
shal and clerk of the Market of the said town. shall
be united IN one and the same person, who shall also
be captain of the Guard, and shall he known as IRE.
corderand Marshal" of said town.
Cd. That the said Recorder and Marshal shall
perform all the duties required by the ordinan.
ces Of the town. of the said Recorder and Treasurer
Marshal and clerk of tho Market. ~.
3rd. That the said Recorder and Marshal, shall,
by virtue of his office as such, be captain Of the
Town Guard-tlut his duty shall be, 10 be present
ut the turning off of the guard of the first watch,
and shall note and return 10 Council all absences of
the Guard at that time and shall visit and inspect
both watches of the Guard each night, and see that
they perform their duty required by the Ordinance
at such times as he may deem beet. , 4
4t That the Guard shall DO under his orders, TO
perform such duty as he may deem proper and fit,
and shall at all times obey his orders.
5th. That the captain Of the Guard shall be Under
the orders of the Intendant or any member Of the
Council, und shall further perform such orders may
be given to him by the Intendant or any member of
Council.
9Th. That It shall bo the duty Of tho Captain of
the Guard to visit and inspect the Guard on Sunday
at such times as he may deem best; and he shall
fbo nd Of dpsI,. hoxu he
duties of tho Guard have been performed, how many
persons have been taken up by the Guard. and how
discharged, and if slaves, to whom they belong and
all absentees of the Guard or any neglected. duty
by any member of the Guard; and the said Captain
shall be subject to all the penalties contained in nm
Ordinance 10 establish and regulate Town Guard.
7tll. That the said officer shall receive an annual
salary Of three hundred and fifty dollars to be paid
quarterly at tho end of each quarter out Of the Town
Treasury, and shall be further entitled 10 receive
all the fees, and commissions, and emoluments now
received by virtue of the Ordinances of the said
Town, by the Treasurer and Collector Of Taxes
and Clerk of the Market.
9th. That the Recorder and Marshal shall enter
into bond in the sum of twenty five hundred dollars,
conditioned to perform the duties of the said offices
faithfully and accurately. g..
9th. That all Ordinances, and parts Of Ordinances
repugnant to this Ordinance be, and the same are
hereby repealed
Ratified in Council thus Twentieth day of April, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty one. .x.. rs.
JOHN M. DESAUSSURE,
Intendant Toon of Camden.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The arrival Of the Steam Ship Columbia, at Bos'
ton, brings us dates fifteen days later than those pre-
yiously received. The political news by this arrival
is unin,portant The excitement in relation to the
Mcleod affair is dying away, and Il much more pa
cifc feeling is entertained towards this country
Great anxiety is felt for the safety oftho Steam Snip
President, which had not reached England "heh
the Columbia left, though tho Packet Ship Virginia.
which sailed three days after the President had arrl-
we'd.
The cotton news is rather unfavorable. The sales
for the week ending the Sd inst. were l87 7co bales
A letter under date of the 81 Of April says: "We
quote the prices of all descriptions. lsd to lid low.
or this week, will, fiat and heavy market at tic
decline"
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The Baltimore Patriot Of Saturday
says:--Wc are gla;! to learn, bv the'cin-
cinna,i papers received this morning, that
the injury to the mansion house at North
Bend, as reported yesterday. was greatly
exaggerated. The Cincinnati Gazette of
Thursday says: .u.... 80
"Great uneasinrss was caused in this
city yesterday morning, by report that
General Harrison's dwelling house. al
North Bend. had been destroyed by fire
the previous afternoon. Direct informa.
ton, however, arrived before noon, and
quie,cd all apprehension. The building
was on fire, but only the upper story of
the west wing sustained any material
damage. The roof and this were destroy
ed, but without, we understand, the loss
Of any furniture, or seriously inconren-
iencing the afflicted family"
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sFOR Ss4T.E.

glHE Steam Boa, sERREET, 1eg "
Il ing al The csndeii Bfffu d, ,iS sas
intended 10 runs frSm he Rsil Reahlo
Camden; draws two Je't water with. .iwo
hundred bales of Cotto.1 snI asupply Vi
wso On board; !, na,js;.sd s;I,: y IL x;s ps1,
consumes about Two cords af wooa per day:
She was completed fast: spring. amt has
since been tried on lire Santee. Congaref,
AID Wateree Rivers. a, all stases of5ihe
water. Ii takes TWO days to TO- lram sthe
Rail Road TO Camden. and 1ne day to. Ie,
turn, without running in the hight; shs
has supply osw.aoi on board q aha eYerS:
thing ready for imiaet.;ase ds;pstsi,; @ 4 Eart,,,,,
r CamJen Anr;,.,4 ,Er5
,EFThe Courier and Mercury bi1 Char!es'
ton, will publish the above three tilres
week for Two months ndHforward their
bills l." for payment ~ :. ]. Il.
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Us to make any comment on this Report; 1t speaks
for ITSELF and in language Of warning, not 10 DC
misunderstood, to those who arc stralhing over!
ncrve using all their talents power and ln1enc0 TO
fasten on this nation, another and slmilar' u h''
more powerful, engine of evil We beg our feaaefS
to examine this Report for themselves ana then
make up their minds if thcy arc willing that thus
country should be again cursed with National
Rank Il is nothing more than justice, however, to
say that Mr.. BDDLE, and Mr. 'AOoos' oro'ner OF inc
late Cashier, now agent, have published letters in
vindi .ation of their transactions; Mr. BlDDLE for
b;,nsclf and Mr.. JAuDoN for his brother.
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From the Charleston Hercuru

From the Charleston Mercury
Mr.. PREsToN's Letter in reply to the
Edis,o Meeting.
COLUMBIA, April Ia, lS41.
Sir, have had the honor to receive
your note inclosing the proceedings of a
meeting of "the inhabitants of ST. Johns
Collection" The portion of the proceed
ings which Purpnrts to be founded on ii
ruInour concerning my sentiments and
position in the Senate the United States,
concludes with categorical question,
whether intend to vote for charter Of a
United States Bank.
The reinslilulion Of a Unite! States
Bank presents very complex question,
bo,A of principle and detail, and must, in
my judgement, depend upon careful
consideration Of vast variety of circum-
stances, existing at the moment i, is pro.
posed. Its very consilutionality must
depend upon the actual condition of the
country were ever that conceded,
the organization presents so many import
AMI difficulties, that it would be unsafe tn
venture ON any conclusion, until Il definite
and complete project be presented
The amount Of capitalize mode OF
obtaining that carilal-,hc place where
the bank is to be establlshcd-iis manage.
mcnt and controul-and above all, the
financial emergencies of the country al
the moment when it is proposcd-eact
and all of them exact a grave and cautious
delibcration.
In advance, therefore, can answer
the in,errogatoy propounded, only by an.
nouncing the general principle on which
stand-and this beg leave to do in the
language Of our late lamented President
and Of the acting President, as contained
in an answer of the latter TO similar ques
,ion put to him during the late Presiden
tial canvass.
''In reply to the first branch Of your en-
quiry," (said Mr.. Tyler.) ii quote ant
adopt the language of Gen. Harrison, il
his speech delivered at Dayton. There i
not in the Constitution, any express gran
of power for such purpose, and it coul
never be constitutional to EXERCISE tha
power, save in the event the powers gran
ted 10 Congress could not be carried int,
effect without resorting 10 such an inslitu
ton, The Constitution confers on Con
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April %.
Company Orders, No. Is.
DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS

Parade at your rendezvous, on Satur.
day the 9th of May next, at 10 o'clock
A. M. armed and equipped, according 10
the bye laws. New Pouches will be dis.
lributeL to the Company.
r After parade, Benedic, Prize, "a
SILVER CuP,) presented by M. NJ. LEVY,
will be shot for by the Married Men; and
n Bachelor Prize presented by BENJAMIN
PERKINS, wiz: Pouch, Belt and Dagger,
will be shot for by the Single Men.
By order Of Ca pit. DICKINSON.
JOHNSTON, o. S.
April %, lS4I.
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BLACKSMITHING.

TIME Subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and The public generally,
that he has erected a shop OH the corner
of DeKalb and Ly yttletonStfeets, where he
viii curry on the above business:
To those acquainted with his manner OF
doing business, he need say nothing to
ensure their custom. TO those hnacquain
ted, he will only say, come and try.
He will keep ready made Horse Shoes
always on hand, so that those wishing their
horses shod; can have itd"ne on the short!
est notice. IHOMAS bEhH1!
March II. t'., -
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MARRIED-In this place, on "Wednesday evening
last, by the Rev. Thomas Berry, Capt. STARLrNo ].
THOMPSON, to Miss MARGARET r. SILVER.
In Perry, Houston county, Geo. or the 18th inst.
THOMAS w. GuRa, formerly of this town, to Miss
HARRIET MILLER, of Savannah
In Ncwbcrry District, Mr.. JACOB STARK, 10 Miss
JANE ScRUGGs; the former ueed about II, the latter
between II and IL.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

WILL be sold In pursuance of The last
Will and Testament IF Allen Stewart, de:
ceased, on TUESDAY, The 22d day Of
JUNE next, (.he sale to take place npon
the premises, the following described trac,
Of LAND. Of the estate OF the said Allen
Stewart, situated on Sawhey's creek, and
known as The Gold Mine tract. bounded by
Joseph Mickle's land on the southwest,
east by The lands of the estate Of John
Nelson, and ON other sides BY lands of
Willis Huckaby, and Mr.. Leiber; con,ain-
ing about One Hundred acres. more or
less.
@Mr. Joseph Murphy or willis Huck-
ably will attend the sale and act as my
agent, in offering the land at public Auc-
ton.
.,. JAMES A. STEWART,
a. Executor of Allen Stewatt.
Feb. IL, lS4l. It'll.
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sSheriFs 5 Sales.

BY viriure OF sundry executl5hs 10 Hls dl-
rec,ed, will be sold before the Court Horse
door in Camden. on the tirst Monday sad
Tuesday in May next. the following pro-
perty, viz:
Two young and likely yellow Negroes.
Robert and Hester, levied upon snd 70 be
sold as The property OF D. E. Reid, atsthe
suit of John D. Murray survivor.
The Plantation on which the defendant
now resides, containing one thousand and
thirteen acres, more or less. adjoining
lands Of Nathan Arranis and John Holland,
and on. the east ~ lands Of lhe estate OF
English, ohe Negro man named Nelsnn, .
good Blacksmith, levied upon and 70 be
sold as The property Of John Fraser, At
the SUIT Of c. & F. Matheson, Assignees.
At;tbe defendants residence, on Ties
day. the second day Of sale, ! lot OF cattle
and 1, lot Of hogs, and some householet
furniture, levied upon and to be sold as the
property Of s. A. B. Shannobs at The stiit
of Joseph Kirkland +, 9ii: ~
A quantity of unfinished carriage work
levied upon and to be sold'as the property
of J.sP. Shiver, at the suit Of Thomas
Lang and others. -. -
*: mare and colt, levied upon and to be
sold ss the property of Thomas B. Russell
al the sui. Of Edwin NJ. Hammond, suryi-
vor. ~ III u! N's .
,:~ b. GASs, g. K. D.
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PROCLAMATION.


Columbia, S. C., April 81, lS4l.}
Bv HIS Ercellency JOHN P. R1cHARDsoN'
ESQ.,. Governor and Commander-an:
Chief in and ouer the State OF South
Carolina.
NVHEREAS information has been re-
w ccived at this Department, that
JAMES RUFUS THURsToN, was commits
ted TO the Jail Of Orangeburg District on
the 10Th of February last, on three sepaa-
rate charges Of Grand Larceny, and made
his escape therefrom on the 18th or 18th
of March: Now know We, that to the end
Justice may be done, and the said James
RUFUS Thnrston brought to legal trial. L
do hereby offer reward Of One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars for his apprehension
and delivery into any Jail of this State:
Said Thurston is described as about five
feet nine or ten inches high, stout made
and well proportioned, fair skin, black or
very dark hair, blue eyes. with portion
of one Of his ears off. a scar on his fore
head, and from 20 to 25 years of age.
Given under my hand and seai OF the
State, at Columbia. this the 2lst day OF
April, one thousand eight hundred and
forty one, and in the sixty-fiflh year OF
! American independence.
JOHN P. RICHARDSON.
BY the Governor!
NJ. LABoRpE, Secretary Of State. >.
Anil % -O1 "a
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-28

A Meeting of the Commissioners of
IA Free Schools for Kershaw District,
will be held at the Council Room on Salur-
day lst May, ard it is desirable that ap-
plicalion for School contributions be hand.
cd in as early as possible.
E. H. ANDERSON. Chairman.
April %, lS4l.
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.(JataWba. Springs

THE Subscriber would infofm,tbe pub
Il lic generally, that he is ,Ptepared 20
entertain visiters at the above celebrated
watering place. and pledges himself that
no efforts shah be spared TO render COM
Portable and profitable the stay Of ell who
NAV call on him. Terms of board tiuder-
ate, to suit the times.
THOMAS HAMPTON,
Lincoln County, N. c., April 9, ls4l.,
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Ordinary's Office,

KERsHAw DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, no administration on the
y" Estate of the late Doct. David F.
Reid has been applied for, in pursuance
Of the Act Of Assembly. 1 have taken
possession Of such goods and chattels Of
the said deceased, as could be found. All
persons indebted to said Reid, are Tequir-
ed to pay the same Immediately, and alt
persons having demands agsinst'the said:
Reid, will present them duly. atten.:d To-
Office. ]. w. BAsKIN, Q. K, D. ,
Feb ID. -. -. I2lf
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II. LEVY

- III. LEV L
Has Just received from New York his sup.
ply Of SPRING GOODS. They comprise
in part,
Super. French Prints,
g London do
IS mourning and halfmournihg Prints
Lyonese, new article for Ladies dresses,
Super. Drab d'ete. .. ...
Brown Linens, :.
Super. Printed Lawns, Linen Drills, &c.
Which he offers on reasonable terms.
n April 20.