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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
SOMETHING NEW.

EUR'S GARDEN, 40 Bowery.-The undersigned takes
IL this opportunity inform his friends and the rubIic thai
he has opened saloon and Garden 20 B9we where he
stantly supplied with the choicest Fruits CONNECTION
airy, Coffee Ice Creams Lemonade and Soda that city az
fords Every attention will be given his part TO make his
Garden and Saloon pleasant and agreeable the ladies
and gentlemen who may favor him with call.
all ims ". LEUP 20 Bowerv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

pATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE FRESH PRO.
climate viz ;CPreserysd L9hseI, aIlibui shad Sal
en- Huxley Goose-Beef Soup Mutton Broth Chicken Soup
Ok Tail Soup Vegetable Soup Mock and Green Turtle
Green Peas and Milk for sea voyages.
BThese provisions. all ready cooked, free from bone
naes Manufactured and sold Wholesale ADD retail BY
mi Inns w. MULLANE, s2I. Nassau ST., New York
WATCHES, JEWELRY. CUTLERY, Ec-TRe sub
w scbe being DESTROYS of materially reducing their stock
offer for sale Importation cost for cash approved short
broaches diamond pins and diamonds
plated Japan and German silver Of descriptions
cards and in DOZENS pocket and dirk knives
sors set, Of table cutlery also silver spectacle .himhe.
loekets eye glasses motto ssa poeks, books
mi Inns Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
New Orleans, March l6, 1912.

TROY GOODS.
OUR ony!depot for the receiving of Troy Shirts bosoms
~ and collars, in this city, No 90 Chatham street. Con-
scqueny all goods be received before
sbuon the many principal dealers throu shou tn city and
couVy And would recommend those dealers in the
country, send their orders preference purchasing
of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
JUST RECEIVED.

RICH and varied assortment of Stocks, Scars. Cravats
Silks Linen and Kid Gloves Suspenders Linen and
lin Shirts Pocket Handke rchief Sc &C. This is the only
establishment in this city where the subscribers celebrated elias
tic Stocks can be obtained
PARSELLS, Agent for ]. AGATE,
al Broadway, between Park Place and Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

TT AIR OIL-There oil in the world that can do good
bad the hair Every body knows that the hair
is burned will grow again as good All the powders
and the hair dyed, but literally burned Liquids dying
the hair compositions of caustc and spirits that burns
vii grow no matter a how many time; i is burned and every
SIeuS om ,m sp S h hi n u o. 1anaIun .s mar
ofweny years being hair cutter and having the opportunity
myself great competition known Pastors Hair Oil or
prev entng the hair from coming and turning grey This
Irritable Hair Oil will make the hair WELL how
much dandruif or soreness is on the head.
For sale wholesale and retail A. Pastors Hair Cutter les
Gresnwieh street. New York Price 80 cents bottle.
Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
English Advertise rment.

THE ANTI-ANGULAR
SYSTEM OF WRITING.
TO the Residents Of New York and Brooyn-Remoyal of
Mr. BRISTOW'S Writing Academy TO Nc 235 Broad
near Park Place, and great reduction of his
FROM TWELVE TO FIVE .DOLLA ,S.!
Mr. BRSTOW in respectfully Offering his services the
public for this trusts that the low S. (thus
placing the useful within the all will induce eve
and of every acquire elegant and splendid hand
writing.
In TWELVE EASY LESSONS
The Ladies meet daily from twelve oneThey taught
day. Also single entry Book Keeping taught.
The Gentlemen taught with nlallbe certainty to write
with despatch in mastery suitable for keeping
Of Books or for Mercantile spondence.
Evening Glasses from 7to9
~ B. Merchants and Strangers visiting city can com
plete III three days. a26 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
DEUDSCHER ART.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, formerly from 1888 Hudson street,
may be con;ged BY both usual his Office si
rantees perfect curesyphili, what form how
long standing whether the bones, throat skim lungs,
any other be the Of this destructive complaint In
those other diseases Of the skin such salt eg eprcsy
considers the patient ncurable he will inform him. and no
charge will be made for consultation.
N. B.-Pacpts be accommodated with board Best of
fla. sxv,Il l.0 ,v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

New YORK AND ALBANY RAN RoAp Coz
Office No. 2, Park Place.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders Of the New
~ York and Albany Rail Road Company, that election OF
Directors TO said Company will take place their Office No.
The Polls will be openat 10 O'clock A. NJ. and continue
open until O'Clock, p NJ.
The Books for the transfer Of Stock closed and will
continue until the It'll day of June next.
By order of the Board
JOS z. BLOOMFIEID Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

NJ CURE M PAY.
mr. COOPER No. IL Duane street, Chatham takes this
~ method Of informing the public that he still affords relief
the afflicted and be always consulted with the
fdence the Of delicate disease mercura aec
on and the numerous arising from the disease Dr.
Cooper from residence Of the Hospitals Of
Europe devoted TO the Of this disease and from
practice for the last eight that branch
of the profession guarantees safe and speedy and eecta
such themselves under his Re.
cured few days without the of mercury
any other dangerous medicine Dr. C mild and udcou mode
treatment will require interruption from business
in the mode Of living Persons afflicted with protracted
tendance from in the morning until 10 O'Clock night Office
No. IL Duane street ma lm-r
RIO, THE ,ADYERTIsING Gentlemen
the putting ncknamed doctors such as the Magic Mixture
PheniY B,tters" you doubt. die" dops &c; SG. who
who celebrate themselves the daily papers, and every lamp
post throughout this city, How long gentlemen do intend
to gull Of money health &C. with your mercury copa
spirits Of nitro, cubebs &c. will tell you what
old regular scientific doctor accustomed such
plant. Such DR.. Laurel 1903 anal who
in "a hours and an old in less than week
MEsSRS. MORTIMER & HUNT, Jewellers and Silver
W smiths Of New Bond street, London and 3i Broadway
New York beg respectfully to apprise the public that their
establishment in this country will positively and finally
closed the first day of June next, till which period their
stock of ewsy plate plated goods cutlery Sc viii remain
N B-The House TO be let a30 ms
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a HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS, FOR
@I<SALE.-ln consequence OF the departure of the pro-
pre'or for France the above will Be sold remarkably
years old perfectly sound quiet TO ride or dn We The
harness and completethe excellent and high
New York.
For reference, apply to Mr.. DE LAFOREsT ~ Green
witch street. mia I'm r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

| EAD'-IIs0 Pigs soh GALENA LEAD, ~ ,als by
r. X. COLLINS CO
mc " South street
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

Ry tho aiiIledeeyiis papers we nave ieee'S-
ed information of she sadjcn death oil the 'a'e
Treasurer of Georgia. Col. Thon's Haynes. on
the morning oftho SrI ilrs:. by appoplo1y' IN
tho fiisy.sixth year of his age. The Federal
,ro;o, Of the 4.h inst contains the followinsbriet
ske,eb of the services of this valuable officer aud
,o,a c;,izcu. whose loss will be severely iclt
By our sister State.
.Col. Haynes was Virginian by birth,
h,, has resided in this Stale from his child
hood.-Endowed by nature with power
ful mind aud with manners suited to The
democratic principles he has ever cherish
ed: rsw men have exerted more influence
ON ,h. public mind than hc.-His zeal and
ACTIVITY as membor OF the Legislature, 10
which he wns for many years returned iro'n
Hancock county, and his services as lrea-
surer of the State in which Office he died.
bear testimony Of the confidence tho peo-
plo reposed in him. For several years past
,he STANDARD Of Union has owed to his &C.
MUS the lacy aud soul stirring articles
which became the common properly oil
Democratic papers in all parts OF the state
Their powerful influence are acknowseus-
ed by all; but this Clarion which has so
eften called 10 the polls The Democracy o!
Georgia is 10 be heard no more
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
Total amouCt

The terms oil sale were. ono halt cash.
The other half, six months credit.
The sale was vel! attended. nnlwlih-
standing the unlavorabIc weather al the
time, and there was fair comPe;I'cn
among Tho bidders. IL cannot be ",Hcr-
wise, than TO speak favorably OF Ham
burg; and it is gratifying 10 me, that the
tract OF laud containing $50 acres, was val
ued by commissioners appointed by the
Court Of Equity. in June 1921. Il: 81 600.
Of which the above lots are part, say about
three acres, brought more money than tho
whole tract was worth at The commence
men, Of my building the town.
do not say that every three acres. or
every 10, will bring the same amount, be-
cause these arc valuable lots; but there
are Others equally SO; aI! these lots arc va
cant, except TWO, on which there is sta
BILE.
The next sale will take place Oh tho
26,h Of this mouth. Of which further in!or-
nation will be given. There are 40 lois
remaining un,od besides other property in
real estate.
Yours, very respectfully.
HENRY SliULTZ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

wha, panss oi' grief aud wha, tears Of s"lrow
were spared them by the almost immediately
previous death oi a, amabc and ovel ly da"eh.
ter, we,e now rung from lheir dsconsnI''e bo-
SONS. III the Bereavement of am aflecuona'e
and obcdient sou. And though in the laiisunse
orJacob they might have said Josephi is mol and
Simeon is not, and sc will take Benjamin away :"
they were enabled with Christian fortitude To-
say The Lord gave and the Lord hath In.
ken away. blessed be the name oi the Lord
Their immortal spirits have gone to HIM. VINO
gave them. and the sure consolation Tor Tue
doa,ing parents loss. is their eternal gain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN EOITTTY

Susan Long, etal, VS..
Vash,i FalTev. and Anon Partition.
Lindsey, Executor
NJoTlCEtIS HEREBY GIVEN. that BY
~ virtue ofun order from Chancellor john
slon, shall offer for sale to, The highest bidder,
n, Edgeiield Court House. on the lirst Monday
in February next the real estate Of Benjamin
Lindsey, dscsaeed, consisting of two tracts OF
land rs follows, viz. one tract whrreon the de-
ceased resided. situate in E,lselicId District, on
the waters Of Shaw's Creek. containing three
hundred acres (:'00) more or less, aud bounded
by Robert Kenny. Harmon Gnll,nnn and olhers;
aud the other Tract containing three hundred
acres, more or less. situate in the District aforc
said, on the waters Of Shaw's Creek. and bouIi-
ded BY lands of Harmon GaIrnnn. Thomas De-
lcacl, and b. w. Hatcher. Said tracts of laud
to be sold separately. on Il credit Of one year,
except for so much ns may be necessary To pay
the costs. which must be paid in cash, purcha-
sers IN give their bonds and PERSONAL security,
AMI mortgage Of the premises.
]. TERRY, c. l.. e. n.
Commissioners Office, Edgefeld. Jan. 10. 1912.
Jan. 10 ga sD d 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
II. llutchlsuu, Cashier,

II. w. Sullivan.

III. w. Sullivan.
EoY anorLcr from The Court Of Common
Id Pleas. | wall prcced Ia sell in the
Town OF, Hamburg. in the above case, on
"Wednesday the !G,h lust, the following
propcrry. w: Ne. l33, having 30 lrci on
Conk street, and $50 ieeI Oh 'rllIman-sircci;
Lot No. Ia, having 10 Zee, on Cook. street,
and 1904 OH Tlllmau-strcct. Terms Of
s,je-t credit ui twelve months, the pur-
chaser to give bond and personal security,
aud a mortgage OF The property; the pur-
chaser to pay for all papers necessary in
completion "f his title.
5. CHRISTIE. $. T.. d.
Jan. 6. 1912. (s;3 OO) st 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
Sy,criG,s Sales.

DY Virtue OF sundry writs of Fier
ID Facias. | shall proceed 10 sell ut
Edcefeld Court House. on the first Mon
day and TUESDAY in February next the
following property:
Scbrun Jones, bearer. VS.. Rivers Gur-
ter & Henry Sawyer. 1000 acres Of land,
more or less, adjoining Mrs. llo!sten, and
others.
Co,hrnn g. Rush,on, VS. Jefferson a.
Berry & Mildred Berry, The tract ot land
where the defendant Mildred Berry lives,
adjoining lands OF Josiali Duncan aud
others.
Wm. Garrol;. senr. vs.. George Delaush'
Ter. $50 acres Of land, more or less, on
Horns creek, on which is valuable Girls,
Nill. adjoining VIM. Cu!cIazier, anu others;
also. one other tract containing City acres,
more or less, on Turkey creek, on which Is
a valuable Gri., Mill, adjoining Wesley
Cochran and John Wash.
Thomas CARROT. vs.. John Goh, the tract
of land where Johu Gul's widow lives, aud
one gray Mare. ,r
Daniel Brunsoli, VS.. VIM. w. Coursey,
Talbert Cheatham, and John a. White,
the tract of land whercon Talbert Cheat
ham lived in the year lS4l; also, The tract
ofland where john A. White lives.
John II. Gray. vs.. Talbeu Chea'ham'
Tho tract Of land where defendant lived the
year lSil. 49,,
Whit. Brooks, VS.. Rudolph Carter, aud
Elizabeth Garter, Eve thousand acres OF
land, more or less, adjoining lands oi 'ohh
Wise, WIN. Howard. and Others.
William, w. loor, VS., Alfred ti"lIey, one
thousand acres Of land, more or less ad-
ioiuipr Wade Glover, and others.
Snrab G.. Ioor, vs.. the same, the above
Wmis Cook. & Co. VS.. \. &. Leake,
one thousand acres of land, more or 'cs''
adjoining J. w. Coleman aud Others
J.P. Waits. vs.. the same, The above
described property. N,,,,,.
Commissioner in Equity, VS.. Nathan
McCary, Samuel Padset, and sampson
Gates. 1lO acres Of land, more or less ad-
Joining A. ]. Padscr, and others.
Commissnucriu Equity. VS.. Lewis rad'
get, Jordan Fca,,er, and John E'dson' one
hundred and-,ixrv acres Of land. more or
less. adjoining A. J. pudgc', aud others.
Tbomas VI. Malone 4; Jesse Il. Garry,
vs.. Alfred llolcy 81 Wise liolcy, 2oO0
acres orland. m, re or less, adjoining Wade
Glover. and others. o
w. &. :. Auaway, VS. Mary Riley. 2Oo
acres of lauJ. more or less, adJuIn'us John
Coleman. aud Others.
George parro,l. ag't, KS. Edmund Achcr'
son, two hundred acres ol land, more or
less, adjoining john Deason, and others
Penn 4 Brannon, vs.. Beverly Eur'on'
four acres Of Inmd, adjoining DR.. AIhln'on'
and John Eri>kcy, aud others.
Thomns G.. Dickson & Go. vs.. Jeiu
Mouchel X s. g. Terry, 20 acres OF land,
more or lrss.Swllcrcom John Boyd now
lives, levied on as the property ol ,. I.
Terry. ;, G.,
Pcnn & Brannu., vs. Joseph II. smith,
seven acres OF land, more or less a'yoinins
James Barker, aud others.
Penn 4 iranuon. VS.. Beverly Bur,on,
.lOj acres of land, lying on the north side
of the road lcadin. from Liberty Hill, 10
John :Andersons, adjoining lands oI L. H.
Mundy, aud u'hcrs.
Terms Cash.
:. CHRISTIE, 5. +. D.
Jan. 10, 1872 1T 'o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
,S"DTEGE,.

VEVIIE SUBSCRIBER will proceed 10 sell
-H mt his residence near Liberty Hill on
Thursday the 9th inst. twelve Or thirteen Iae-
ly NEGROES. a valuable tract oi LAND,
known as the Wllborn tract, containing -Four
hundred aud Five acres, Thirty or Forty head
Of CATTLE. HOGS. SHEEP. Household
and kitchen FURNITURE. &c. &c, on ere
dit until the first day of January next. Pur-
claaers required to give nnrcs with approved
-cccrity. BEi ERl.f HURloN.
Jan. ;, 1872. Al ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
State OF south Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN ESIIrI.

Elizabeth Clifford " "'he's Eu for Aiiee.
Iuy. NJ. Ksi'y. ~; and others. ~, account Nc.
II appearing 10 INV satisfaction thai Charles
Z Randolph, one at the Defendants. resides
OUT oi The Stale. On motion Of Carroll. com
pIainan,s Solicitor, ordered. uini The sad De-
feudant do plead answer, or dcmur. within
three months ior the publication he'co'. or the
Bill ,yi!l be taken pro conii,s1o against HIM
J. TERRY, c. I. L. ..
Commissioners. Office.
EJ.ciiclj Jan :. 1872. {. 3m ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
From the Plough Boy.

CURIOUS FIG.
Mr. EIi,or-Among tho many freaks OF nn
,ure which are 10 be found IN this world, one
came within my observation few days since
which l think well worth notice.
Il was q fine healthy Pig, about six months
.nld. with two well iouned fee, ON one les. Both
Gee, came ou, below the lower joint on The !cs'
and although one of them, when the leg was
raised, had the appearance OF being Useless
appendagc, ye, when the weight ofu'e animal
was borne upon this lee, both feet appeared
natural, and it nigh, be supposed ,lGatthey were
placed there for some higher nnd nober pur-
pose, ,hGn a mere curiosity. THIS amman may
be seen a, the plantation Of Mr.. Henry Wal
drom, about six miles from this village.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
NOTICE.

NEAVING disposed OF our Stock Of Goods
10 iiessrs. GOODE X LYON the firm
of BRYAN q MINOR. is this day dissolved,
except so much us relates To settling the busi-
ness nf the concern. All iiios'. indebted 10 us
are informed il.ai their Notes and ACCOUNTS will
be found at the Store of McssrS. Bland n But
Ter. which must be settled 'by the first day ot
February next. To enable us To close the busi.
ness of the concern. Aller which time they will
be placed in the hands Of mn Attorney
BRYAN s. MINOR.
J.ns Il 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

coNNuSisArED.
The A d c, for Siorekerpers.
Como a, Is, C, d, Z, F, q!
Aud pay your bill ofhoncs'y;
Both for the old year aud the ncw'
Then there's u happy yenr to YOU
H,I,K, l.. NJ. NO!
We want our money don't be slow;
Pray do no, lie, us ask again.
Or spend our time and ink in vain,
Pc, X, st. L, V!
Our cash we would be glad 10 see;
Or il our JUS, demands you'll pay
We wisi, you wei! another day
W,X,Y. L. and all the rest,
Come forward now, and do your best
Come pay the settlement, you owe,
wc'llbappy be, and wishy you 50.
j. 4. w.
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Sherif's Sales.
OGYaAaaabIe Town Lots


Thomas Harrison vs.. Henry Shullz.
A. Burt ". the same.
y. l.. Griffin. vs. the same.
Oliver Simpson. vs.. The same.
Il. A.-ArclIison vs. same &Lyddal Bacon,
Marshall lleadiy ys. same Il same.
a. &. Nasle for wife vs.. same.
4. q. Nagel VS.. same.
The Executors of r. G. Lamar VS.. same.
John 5. Je,er, vs. same,
John II. Covins,on. vs. same.
B.. + Gouedy. I. c., vs.. same.
Same IS. same,
The State VS.. same.
Rf the written consent Gf MI parties.
4D will oilcr for sale under the rcsPrc
tive wrils of Fieri Farias, in the above
stated cases, Oh Wednesday The 26tii day
OF January next, iu the town Of ilomburg.
the following lois, parcels. and sections of
land. levied upon as the properly of The
defendant Henry Shulz. all situated with
in the said town or within its corporalf
limits, viz Lots nos. l63, l6l, lG5, lG6.
lG7, lG5, according To tho plan Of the snI,i
-, 'Ia DIS pI ".''
CovirsIon street. having 50 feel front and
292 feet depth. Nos. lG9, 10, III. I72,
TO ir1' accoru'nR 10 saH' Plan' c0"s'',u
Magazine now stands. on Covingiou street.
VA. ,ae o' """ I" @,P "a, a, 'r ,I, a"u.' n,n
al al 80; no"S,;,'',;n. 'n;, ILL., -, 60.
,aa sI,.',' m;,b sa'n. r.,'n, .,,,I ~ ,t.',h o
w.. oic or 1,S 40 p-n .o,s,;,,',;.,
Nos 14o, ~ alo' oi9, '%. constituting
"'u." VI "''' ",'"'.u t"o ''''1 ',,"',o"eu
v'o' ~, ., "'e ,"e o'' ,""" 'o'. ''' ~ :"
.'' ''''' - ~, oin % o,n "'" ,N',. ~: ',o'.
a"u u'P'n: .'"s, ,,,,, "io' "''': ." '"c I''c" a'
,ie Nc ''o SOB ~ noi @ ,, Iar ,'". "n" , Ho'"i c
.' h"'i pa.. 49, -" @ w ~. ,;",, % ,",,,n.n w ~, |sn
."e 1'"' op 80 Ill r,,I .an,. C,ao' sn,
nc '',''' 'NN '''O "" ''"'' '"' ''''' '''N
'e,t"' ~, ,o, ooo ,so ,oo
."'' 80 -, ~ - 20 -, -
u"s " "''cN "' '".' o'' 'ic 'e'' :" o."Is
street uPo" e"'e''"s ,''e .o"", "ru az '"'
NOUN VI sa'd s'Fect nas'n" ~ ,ec' ,,''''
Oh oenre street 1 .n ana 'ooiee; neP~, 1c D,' St
31o 90 o. 90 Sn "a, 90, -, o'i: '1'' oto' '..
SO ''?' ooo, Dol, o. ''''n'c "e"" ','o
ora n'ad '"nn'nS 'io'' '"e ".,ose - W"
hi'i' ha''"S ~ 'eG' ''n''' %, S''u 'o'u '''u
running o"Gx 20, % 10 ,''e Nan =. . L.'au.
NOS. V'' ~ oo, "h 'iccn"'''c s"e'.' y"
Tile LeiSn ""e. VI ,ah", ""''"S ~ -" &C &C. &C."
aud l96 ieei deplh. Nos. @r,. -no. EoI'
26S, 269, ~, 2|l' .|2' s''>, -'t' ~'o. %'o'
III. constituting block ol lois o" Noner-
sou street, having oO lect ifonl' anu Zoo
feet dePh.
Nos; lol' So'' 2o3, Zoo' nv siI' anI
2339, 2lo' aud ~. win traction aAacned
10 each oi The three last, according 10 tno
plan OF said town.
Lot No. 333, on and below lie Old road
from the Bridge 10 the Hill, where the
ditch crosses said road, having 6S feet front
on the roud running back o'te Rail Road.
Also al! the Interest of Mr.. Shullz in the
square OF $50 fec, of land, on which The
Presbyterian church in Hamburg stands.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
MYWENEAa.
MARRIED.
"a Tie sii!.cn tie thai 6iads trco ceiling hearts

On the 9th ult. by the Rev. William r. Hill.
Mr.. 6. /. RusHToS, 10 Miss FR.ScEs, eldest
daughter OF Wiliam Andrews, all of this dis.
trici.
On the 22d nll. by The Rev. s. Kiney. Mr..
JAMES RANDOLPH, Of Grcenviie District, To
Mas CHARLOTTE BRAziEE. Of Edge6sld, s. &.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
EeropighG RO gE,e .gniE

nF this District, negro man by the name OF
W HARRY. s. or 80 yearsnf age. about =
feel high. dark complexion, scar over the leit
eve. high forehead. He says he belongs 10
SIR. Weeks.
The owner is requested To come forward,
prove property, pay charges & take him away.
e. II. GOODMAN, }. =. d.
Jan. II, 1872 Il 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

Bank Officer, DeGeieHty.-li has been d'seov.
.-cd ,ba, there is deficiency in the accounts oi
The TelIcrs OF tho Commercial Bank OF New
Orleans, of upwards Of S26.0O0.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
OBITUARY.

Died. on The 9th uh, OF Scarlet Fever. in tho
18th year Of his age. ROBERT ANDERSON. son Of
Col. WIN. Il. and Sarah H. Moss Of this dis
;.ict
This was tho second visitation Of the mes
.cnscr ar Death 10 this alllic,cd ia'n'ly. and
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Mfr. Editor take pleasure in sivi"-
YOU the result, of my frs, sale OF town i';"
in Hamburg. S. c., which took pinc' "'
the 3O,h u'rimo. You will please aba .s
in lh, co'urous uf >"nr paper ''c a't'''-
.ars. bel. acc - io!inw-:
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BROUGHT to the Jail

Brought TO Tie Jull
nF this District. negro boy. by The
W name of EPHRAM. about ) feet q
inches high. bright Complexion. between
- aud 80 years Of age. He says he be-
longs to Mrs. El'nore, of Columbia ;. Z.
The ewner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him
away.
C. IL. GOODMAN, LED.
Jan H., u oU
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Wanted TO Hire.

A NEGRO NAN. abon, 45 or ID years o'
n age TO work OH II small farm III The .'c'nr
" Of the Village. Wages paid monthly or
quarterly il required. Apply ii this otfce
Ian. II lSID
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Brought 10 the Jail

nF this District, n negro boy, by the name OF
~ DAVID. about 3 feet Inch high, light
complcxon, one iion, tooth out. lie says that
he be longs 10 Mrs. Emore, Of Columbia. 5. Z.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away,
c. II. GOODMAN, LED
Jan II, u Jo