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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

DnfHIef Guar ~ TINS
UHrsp ~ATHs, Nops no afh
fntHa DlsAlCr w hiss w lang
sauvvl nipiey
: O1'iCt is iefgby gwen, ilial
' VANS. BELL N lbg County
NJ wiasio, las beon duly declafed .
bankrupt by M order 81 ll'is SAD
Cour, mae Oh the atsi day ~ sep.
ienbef, 40. 1879 and ihat the sad
Van y. lhil has applied fora ce'Iliis
cato Of fipl discharge from bis debts
under tlloact Of Congress ~ such ca
SEES made md provided and the LIST
Mondaydjanuory isi9oiA aberdeen,
has been ,ot for the 6nal hearing. Al
persons Interested may then and there
appear loshow cause, ifony they can,
why tho decree and certificate OF dis
charge, A,ould not be granted.
Fest q. NJ RAGSDAbE, Clerk
Sept. g6th 1912. 10 At.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
1s.g lOLLLGIOHA SALE,


iwill Offer (of salo ~ lI,e highest
bidder fn cash NJ llIo court louss
door Of rliotaw county fDlaalaalrti,
M gneasborougl, on Monday ILL.,
an day " November hest asa
within the lIOiifs prescribed Wy law,
The following property WI The 80
oftho u W Of soc no ~ To- iowns'p
no III north ~ range B0 7 east, con.
tanning 10 o0.l00 acres, assessed ~
being granted 10 aud ~ the property
Of James y. Gordan, and viii be sold
Or ~ much il,efeofas will satisfy the
staic and county taxes due for tho
wear al, aud MI legal costs that may
accrue thereon Amount Of taxes
due for said year 7si cents
II. BUCK, a&ccc mi.
August O, 1884,. prs fee Sl4
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
Ta1 COLLECT0KS S9LE,
In choctaw county miss.

Twill offer for sale TO the highest
bidder for cash at the court house
door of choctaw county mississippi
at Greensborough, on Monday the
9TH day of November next (lo4@)
= .dli. d,o llouis prescribed by law,
the following property viz; The
east 4 Of the se and the W 4 ofthe
S W 1 of sec no % in township no 81
north of range no 7 east, containing
l60 $1,000 acres, assessed as being
granted to and the property OR. T.
Bryarly, and will be sold or so much
thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for the year ls4I,
and all legal costs that may accrue
thereon. Amount of taxes due fol
said year, SI 3lA cents.
II. BUCK, az c ccmi.
August 6, Is4 :. prs fee Sl4
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

Dispicr CouRT or THE
UNITED STATES, Non NO 3iV
Them DISTRICT OF In lnn bank
MISSISSIPPI. FoPey
OTICE.r hereby given, thatCoL-
NBY McDANIE OF the County %
Winstonhas beenduly declared palN-
rupt by an order of this said Court,
made ON the 2lst day of September
A.D.ls42: and that the said Colby
Mcdaniel has applied for acertlhcate
Of final discharge fromhs debts unoer
he act ofCongressin suchcases maze
and provided' and tn LIST MONDAY o,
January l843 at Aberdeen, has been
set for final hearing. All persons In
terested may then ami there appear
70 show cause, if any they can, why
the decree and certificate OF discharge
should not be granted.
Test. G. nj. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
Sept. goth 1912 l6 At
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
BLANKS

OF every description, executed with
neatness and dispatch, at this Office.
Also, all kinds Of Job work done
at ehort neticat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
EEGEEEElD ADVERTISER
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w. r. DURISOE. PROPHET Or.
TERMS.

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Three Dollars nnd Fifty Gents. if not paid
before the expiration Of Six Months from the
date of Subscripton-and Four Dollars If not
paid within twelve Months. Subscribers out
OF the State are requicd 10 pay in adrance.
No subscription received for less than one
sear, and no paper discontinued until all arrenr-
ages are paid, excep, al the option Of The Pub
Usher.
ALI subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered before the expiration of the
year.
Any person procuring FIVE Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same. shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuousy inserted n; 62 !
cents per square, (l2 lines. or less.) for the first
insertion. and 43s cents, for each continuance.
Those published Monthly, or quarterly will be
charged 81 per square for each insertion. Ad-
vertisemcn,s not having the number of inSer-
tons marked on them. will he continued until
ordered out. and charged accordingly.
All Job work done for persons living a, J
distance must nc paid for ut the time the work
is done, ar the payment secured in the village.
All communications addressed 10 The Editor,
post paid will bo promptly and strictly attend
ed 20.
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.HHiSCeEEOReOsgs.

DANGERS OF ELECTIONEERlNG.
Tho Pcayune rejoiccs in the possession
Of live Yankee, rs correspondence who
having wandered as far south as Louisi
ana. peddlpg notions, has settled down
some here in The Caddo country, or somc
other undiscovered region Of that Stale,
and there concluded to run for Congress.
The following extract from !erier 10 the
Editor Of rhe Picayune, describing one Of
the luck he had in the delightful business.
wall. put up with firsIrate snod
nalured old Teller. tha, | met with a, II
billiard room, and when we got to his house
twas Just nj dusk. We went in. aud
was nl.nduccd to his wife. fine lat wo.
man, that looked as If she had got fnI on
iaIin. her face was so full of fun. Artcr
a while. ar,er we'd talked 'boI, my lille
gal. and bout the garden, md so on, in
come three or four children. latin and
skipped along rs merry as crickeis. There
warn't no candle lit, hut could see they
vas fine looking felIers. and started for
The saddle bogs, in which had put lot
of sugar candy for the babys us | went
along Come here" says |, you little
rouse-comc along here and tell me whs,
yonr name is" the oldest cume up 10 me,
and SAYS he. my name is Peter Smith,
sir."
land what's your unme?" says I to the
next.
.Bob Smiih, Sir"
The mex, said his name was BiIlSmi,h,
aud the fourth said his name was Tom
my Smith."-WalI, got 'em on my
knees. and kissed 'em over and over again,
and Gin 'em lot Of sugar candy. and old
Miss Smith was so ,ick!ed that she lated
all the time. Mister Smith looked OIL,
hut didn't say much. Why" says |.
Miss Smith, wouldn't take good deal
for them four boys i'll had 'em-lheyr'c
so beautiful and spriGhlly."
NO" says she latin, al set good deal
by 'em, bat we spite 'cm lu much"
"Oh no." says I, "ihey're ra'al well be-
haved children; and. by grashu.," says J.,
pretended 10 be started by sudden idea,
..what a slrikin resemblance tween Them
aoys and their father" and looked at alr.
Smith II never did see no,hin equal in it :"
says l-''your eyes mouth. forrad--a per-
feet picter on yoo sir" snys ], tuPpin the
oldest on the pate. | 'ho,' Miss Smith
would die latin, at that; her arms fell
down by her side, aud head fell back, aud
she shook the bull house latin.
.'Du you think SO. Curnel Joncs?" says
she, aud she looked towards Mister Smith.
aud tho't she'd gone Of in a 6l.
Yes" says |. 81 do ra'aIly now"
"Ha. la. haw--w-w!" says Mister
Smith. kinder half laffin, you're tu hard
on me. Curnel. with your jokes"
Il ant 4 jokin at oil, says I, ",tcy'rc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

BcnkruPts in htaiueky.-Up 10 the
l>t of October. seven months from the
time they commence! c"miEg ru, rhorr
were l27O pciitIn;.s ior TIE bcurtit of The
bankrupt acI IN ksn;pcky. rhe hlshcsr
case OF Indebtedness "n The part ni any unv
of these Applicants. i S6lU.UUv: ncxr
highest S332.ODu. s""cr.l approach S-CO.-
OUO. anG great number are from S2u. 900
tn SiOO.U0O. There nre some case, u,
low down as ~ aud SSU.
The whole anouu of property pu; IN"
the hands Of asslsnees, will. sa sine hcn
lucky feoman, probably amour, :" .
million Of dollars; the whole annouu, l.aa,.
dated not less than len miirun.. in-
petitions continue 10 come in ~ utunGnn.
y as ever. and the prn,prc, Is, ia: ~
twelve months not less than tScu,y mi
lions Of debt. will. in this WAY, BE- tqu,a..
ted in The single Stale ol Kentucky.
\. Morning Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

J0hr C. Calhoun and Henry Clap.-
are prominent before the nation and scrv
naturally TOO. for lhr next Presidency.
They have been champions in the senai.
ofrhe United States inr years-aud thci:
opInious may be saIi 10 nave made par-
ties or to have taken them down. Viii, all
the influence which lie press can exc,-
else, in favor Of the present iocrmbcnr.
or Mr.. Van Buren,, or VI ANY unr else. !,
will be dilsrult to divert The public mind
from fixing on these two rnsmpious of
the country. Twelve years ago .n- namc
Of Mr. Calhoun as candidate !or L.,
Presidency would have orrn an Offence.
,o seven Ienths Of the American people
bu, The digntird course he pursued IN
1882 the professions he then made and
which he has since that day sustained bv
reasonable consistency, has raised hin,
up a host IN every Stale in The Union who
lean upon him as on strong pillar sup
porting equal nghIs-and the hope Of tic
Sou:h.-Umyah ObSerrcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
From tie Norfolk Herald.

ETUHs .NoJUts
From Africa.-An arrival at Chester.
Delaware, brings late and direct dates
from Gambia. Great distress fur provi-
sious pervaded at Bassa Cove. The
health Of the Colony was good.
The U. S. sloop Of war V Vandalia. Ram
sey eycommandInG, arrived at Sierra Leone
on The 23l Of July. and left for cruise to
Liberia, and The lcewar,i coast. tic 7lh of
Augus,-oificers and crew all in good
health. The American incrchaImen we're
much gratifed Ia have U. > ship of war
in the waters Of west Africa.
The brig Atalan:a. Browne master. Of
Philadelphia. WIS Sierra Leon on The ltIl
Of August. The ba'qne GeurIcmau. nf
Now York. was a; he Gambia about the
26th August.
There MAS muci, sickness among tho
Europeans AT the town on tho mouth Of
The Gambia.
H. Is. VI. sleam vessel Kite. arrived n,
Sierra L"oue from the Niger about the
IUlh Of july bringing Capt Allen. and
Niger expedition. as also the cirizrms (aa-
rlvr,) nni fr.'aptives of Siere Leone.
who had joined he expedition as Iaoorrr..
mechanic, aud Interpreters. The expcd-
lion is totally ' abandoned fir The pre,rn,.
TIE MrnIia.i~ aav- uli for-akrn the
mI>sInnar.s> cAceTr eleven men and three
girls.
Engagrmsnt 'siih a Silrtr The boats
Of II b NJ. brig Roller. (RoIi,!J htyo
lately had severe reurountrc with The
Volludorc. The VoIadore had made
some hall dozen successful trips. each time
carrying a fall cargo 0l slaves The Ro!.
Ter Tell la with her few davs ago. and
attempted to board her with her boais.-
She remained perfectly quiet until the
boats went alongside. when The men on
board opened u CALLING fire upon them
with heavily charged blnnderbusses.-
Eight of the Rollers men, Including ono
or TWO officers. nrre severely wounded.
aud the boats iorcsn To retire prrcip,are.
ly. The Foliudnre Is remarkable swift,
and Of course escaped.
A few days before Tho engagement re-
ferred To III The above, the Roller was ell.
gagged in destroying agslaying establish
ment at SooliTa iSoulinai} The de-
effected, Abut al tI,se sari-
hour ca'gn Of slaves was sbipped CT
about 80 miles TO The wiudward. from y
poinI which the Roller up 10 that period
had been investing IN close BLOCKADE l.g
some two or three months. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

Bankrupt La0.-The following i, m
extract from the 'MisslssIppian " n purrr
published in the state of Mississippi
The Bankrupt Laic.-Wc ..ir, ,h,,
our members at Congress ire oi tie COM
ion that the Bankrupt Law vii br..rpr,,-
ed as soon as bill. can be hurr,cd ,htn,.i.
at the meeting ot Congress III Dc.cmtcr
We have no doubr "l The correctness nj
their opinIons. There vii doubtless, how
ever. be saving clause lor all in Court,
Persons intending 10 avail themselves OF
the henehi of the law. should file their Pc
u''ons as ~o"n as possiblc-a, any rate be.
fore tue meeting Of Congress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
New Cabinet Establishment,
PATENT SMUT MACHINE.

~ LII. u.icr iOi sale tO the highest bidder on
E Ia, 2Ud MunuaS III Move inhcr next. the
Re clits ., tie Districts "i tins Stale. together
with the rights al some of III" adjacent States.
OF the rev and improved iATENT SMUT
MACHINE.
THIS Machine i decidedly superior 10 any
hitherto INV cnlcd. ruin ,hc fact that all the 9th
cr Ai7cLru"s, :" lar n know. have been con-
slruclri 80 rs Ia break pnlv rise thc grams OF
smut whi.c they ARE amongst III. good Whca,
and thereby causing great quantity oi dust or
puiyrrIZcd siunt ,u adhere To the Wheat; So
much :" ~ 10 cn,ci il but little he,ler. and in
suni, ;i'SII"c".. ina worse condition than u was
previous TO IT, pas,in. through the Machlrte.-
But with IhiS Machine II l. quite otherwise. rs
ii iIs sn conSirucicdas % separate the smut from
the wheat. ;eho!o aud enftre. thereby preventing
the du,, winch Is occasorcd by pulverslng or
breaking the grams oi smut.
.As the prescu, sale will be looked 10 with in
lcresi ny both Aliilcrs aud Machinisis, and in or
der ,ira, lhcy may satisfy themselves Of the
vuine and utility Of this Machine, would in
yI,e them to call at tie Mills on Seludn River.
about two miles below Gambre's Bridge, for
-rrrar,y f,.s,s. u bv the name of Wilson's Mills
nov Iohn Sniths. and ry i1a- ssd or sas:..
another may br seen nj John Dunald's Millsson
EThtE ''fH. ao"uI oH' uihe 'io"' ueh's'hie
.Abbevlle District ~ either place they will
be fully satisfied Of its value.
Tcrms-Rgh,s uf Districts will be sold on
Is months cr,dlt-Rish,s Of States on one and
Two ycnrs-lurchasers I" give notes and ap-
proved securiiiry. The Paren, Right was OBJ
,a;ncd Tor the term of Is wears.
The Sale will commence at II o'clock Eat
Smiths AIi!l- JOHN WILSON.
fnrcn,or and Proprietor.
Sept; %. 1912 Gt::55
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
For Sale.

FENHE Subscriber offers for sale the well
H. known House in Aiken. fronting on the
Rail Road, and known rs MARSH'S HO.
TEL. The house has been kept as Public
House for several years. aud contains 40 rooms
donhlr and single, the greater portion ofthem
with fire places. Upon tho premises are like.
wise all necessary on, buildings, kitchens. ne.
gro houses and s'naling for 100 horses, in the
yard is an excellent well of water.
Terms one third cash, the balance on crcdi,
of one and two wears.
Also-forty or fifty unmproved Lots, hand
somely situated. within the corporate limits OF
Aiken. Apply to
JOHN MARSH, Aiken.
Dec y r a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
Office.

a Ii Persons indebted TO The Estate Of fJohn
IA Cocker dec. are earnestly requested TO
make payment. as the condition Of the Estate
is such. that shall he compelled to close il as
soon ~ il can possibly be done, therefore. am
in hopes those that are due said Estate, will
avail themselves Of this notice and make pay.
men,. This lst day of August. 1SI2
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Eesefeid Diarict.
Ang. .. 1912 tf 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

Distress among The Farmers Of Ireiand.
An American editor in The Emerald Isle
writes to The Philadelphia National Ga
zelte as follows:
" For many years past the standard Of
comfort among The farmers of Irelaud. has
been on the decline. When the old lea.
ses expired, the landlords al once raised
the rents up To he improved value Of the
farm aud the mode of cmirivalion.-
The talents aud industry Of the farmer
were thus converted into capital f,r the
benefit Of the land owner, and while the
labor of the tenant was Increased, his
means of subsistence were reduced until
potatoes and milk have now become hi.
only food He is now compelled to sell
all the luxuries and comforts he produces.
tn meet the increased taxes and the rents.
The landlord holds The pdlsc Of the tenant.
to watch the last drop Of sweat he eau
exact from him. without exhaus,ins his
victim. The face of The country looks
beautiful, hut poverty and the police have
totally changed the character Of the Irish
people. They exhibit a iameness and
air Of despair aud resignation which, to
to me is melancholy I'd contemplate"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

Z .. B. FORD will continue as heretofore
cd TO offer ni sale the most entire a-sormcn,
of DRY GOODS tho country affords. lie
has now on hand the most complete stock Of
every variety that he has ever nad the pleasure
Ia n;icr Tor SALE
Hamburg. ;. C.. Oct 10th. tf 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
ENflCa.
Angus. "a

A PPLTCATfON will BE- made 10 the Legs
IA aure Of this State. al it, next Session, Tor
closing the road leading from the Five Notch
Road 10 the Scots Ferry Road, known by the
name of the New Markc, Road
E9Auuust2 26 I'm II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

4 Plain Distineiior.-The whic party
would urake The government OF tbs Uni
TED States The principal of the firm. Tho
Democratic party would make it the a.
gent. The former. would be a government,
Of uccesslu politicians The latter a GOV.
erumen, of the people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

Specie. like water will always find its
own level. Wherever there is vacuum
in the amoun, naturally required. il will be
filled by n natural current that will flow
from places where there exists supera-
bundance. OF one thing, however, every
Que. we should think. must now he clear
ly satisfied {; and that is, that specie will
never circulate in company with dcprcc-
lated bank paper. Two currencies of
unequal value can never Circulate toseth-
or. That which is the least valuable will
drive that which is the most 50 out Of use.
Thus it is that 50 long as the notes or he
banks ,ha, do mol redeem them on demand
in specie. continues TO circulate. the curren
cy in the places where they s" circulate
will remain unsound. and specie will
cease to form port Of The currency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
@oetie Mfefss.
From The SoaiheSa Literary Messenger.
BY-GONE YEARS.

From INC soaMefa Literary Messenger.
BY-GoNE YEARS.
"Call them, let me zee cm."-Maobeth.
sec them now-I se- ihem ALL
The shadowy train OF bv-eonc days
I'm Memory's mirror see they fall
With still increasing rays.
The playn,ates OF nv childhood's hours.
With undim'd eye and unburnt cheek
Natures young and starry flowers!
| almos, hear them speak.
And that sweet girl! now woman grown
Now vanishing with fairy flight
Like bloom and blossom. fruit, all CONC
Alas! the early blight
Companion Of ma,urer years,
With laIrelfd brow-whcrc Genus placed
The soni which s,ill each heart cndcuIs,
And never was disgraccd;
see thee ioo. whose every look
Impaired joyso pures, nay -
Th0ur't conr--a rose leaf on II brook
Formd. seen, then swept away.
On. on still glide the airy crowd.
With noiseless footstep ps still they move -
The gond the bright. the sad the proud,
ORe "haliot,ed form" Of Lore
4 gloom is veiling on my brain,
a darkuess deepens in my breast.
That. thus recall'd. the mrror'd train
Should sadden at the best.
'Twerc better far the glass 10 siircr.
Tlnn Joys reyiY'd 10 dim with tears;
To sleep in Leshe's wave forever
All thoughts of by.gone years. II. NJ.
Richmond, Nay 2s. 1912.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
NOTICE..

nISSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP.
Ely The limited partnership between J. y
Is FORD of Hamburg. 5. C., and GEoRGI M.
NEwros OF Aususla. ia. would expire 10y the
articles OF lis formation on the 9th ol October
lSi3. but by mutual consent we hereby deter
mine to limit its continuance TO the first day Of
February next.
J. o. 3. FORD.
GEORGE VI. NEWTON
Hamburg. s. G.. Oct. IOih, II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
Dissolution. .
Notice.

sssssSss5 NUVACC.
N IL persons indebted to the subscriber. ci,h-
IA or by np,e or opeu account. are request,
cd TO make payment on or before the 10th Of
December next. otherwise they will he placed
in the hands of an officer for collection. As
am forced To have mohcy I" liqnidale accounts
which are standing against me. | hope those
indebted To me will come forward
WM. BAILEY.
Or; # sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

PRAY. Miss c. { said gentleman The
other evening why is ii that the ladies'
are so fond of u6feers 7" How stupid
treplied Miss c. is it no, perfectly patu-
raj and proper tha, lady should like
good offer, sir 7"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

The Spaniards, in aIlusion to the pro-
fusion with which distinctions are now
conferred upon worthless persons. say
that" formerly rogues were hung on eros
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
Els Ryalkrssl1EcY.

E3s ESNalKg'aapfCY.
YEvHE Subscriber has been, By The Judge Of
q The District Cour, for South Carolina
Disnic, appointed Commissioner for Edgefcid
Di,trict. pursuant 10 the provisions of the Ar,
OF ofConsress. made, aud now III force. oonccrn-
ins Bankrup,s. Therefore. any person wish.
ing TO avail; himself Of said Act. will please call
upon the Undersigned. u, Hamburg. 5 C..who
will prepare MI the papers necessary to final
discharge, on ~ liberal terms ~ any other per-
son. having procured all The Rules and Blanks
OF said Court required. DC.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Hamburg. June 9th 1912 If ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
Hamburg. June 9th 1912 If
EgrO,sgEsa eO eE,e ,gfaSF

Brought e0 the .g0ll
AF this District, u negro man who says his
W name ls Joseph. and that he belongs to
John Patterson, of Mackes Island. S c.. Of
light complexion large whiskers from ear 10
car. fee, inches high
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
proveprdpcry pay charges and take him away
c. Fl. GOODMAN. }. T.. d.
Ian. 5. 1912. G 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
I'll. T.. JEFFERS,
FAt TOR s. GENERAL COMNLS-
SION MERCHANT.

HAMBURG. :. &.
D ECEifES aud Forwards Merchandise,
BG, ships Cotton, sells Cotton. Flour, Bacon.
DC. Purchases Goods for Merchants and
Planters. aud attends strictly to all other Com.
MISSION Business entrusted to him.
Hamburg Oct II al SS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
Notice.

FH2HE FIRM of I'R.ySoS. MuSpr & ASDEE-
4 sox was dissolved on the Isl of fSep'em-
ber last, The business OF the concern will be
settled by BRAsNox & ANDERSON, who continue
business a, the same place.
Oct =. 1872 U :6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
CA Ee I'D.

6 y consequence al the dissolution above, II
L becomes necessary should cI"se all out
standing accounts and noics before the lst OF
January next. All persons indebted To mo by
notes or otherwise. will please consider this un
imperative aud final call lor settlement ;ciikom
delay, ns indulgence bcyonda reasonable notice
can no, and will not be gwen.
y. B. FORD.
Hamburg. :. C., Oct. 10Th, II -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
ENgeheld Court House, S. c., Soyember Q, 1S49

handsum children. and they du look Won
derfully like you"
Jus, then gal brought in light, and
III be darn'd il The litIIe brais did'uI turn
out to be mulaIoe+ every one on 'ern. and
their head as curly as The biackcsi n'ggers!
Mister and Miss Smith never had no
children, aud they sort o peted them llt
tie niggers for play,hings! never fell so
strcaked in my life as did when ] seed
how things stood II ! hadn't kissed the
Ite nasty things. could q got over il, bur
kissen on 'em showed that | was in earn
est. Though | was soft soapn OF 'em as !
.hought. all the Ime) aud how In get out
of the scrape didn't know. Miss Smith
latied so when she seed how confused |
looked, that she mos, sufaca,ed. a li'le
while afterwards there was null fdmmer-
" of relations arrived from The city. and
turned The mailer oti. bu! the next mornin
| could sect Mister Smith didu'. like The
remembrance ont al all. aud don't be-
lievc he'll vote for me when Ihe election
comes on. 'spect Miss Smith will keep
the old felcr under witt. that Joke 4 good
while.