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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-23

The wag Of the New Bedford Bulletin
relates the following story of hon. Dixon
II. Lewis, member Of Congress from Al
ALBANIA -
IL, is slnled of Dixon II. Lewis. (who
is so large iha, he occupies three seats III
a stage coach, though he is elected 10 bul
one in Congress,) that while looking round
for a sufficiently capacious chair. at n
public meeting, an old fashioned man
cried OUT" Three cheers for Lewis?"
%whereupon !hree chairs were Immediately
brought in, and the great tton was coIn-
Portable seated amid the loud thundc.s Of
Of the audience :"
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Charge.-A lady who was very mod
est aud Submissive before marriage, was
observed by a friend to use her tongue
very freely after. lie remarked. ''lhere
was a Tin e when ] almost imagined she
had no tongue" Yes" sighed the hus
band, "hut IL is rery Ioss since
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Nov. l6
E6geGeld .YaFe .sc0Ae1,sss.

ERseFefN eg ale .sifNHc 1SSts.
Z. HE Undersigned Trustees Oi this lnsli-
rniion, take this meti:od Of infor ming the
%.nhlIc that they have Engaged. tn take charge
III the School the next year. Mr. JoHS w LES.
lie. q graduate ofthe South Carolina College.
mud brother To the gentleman who, with SO
much credit 10 himself. and benefit TO the public,
conducts tho Greenwood School in ihbbeyil!e
District.
Nr. Lesly takes charge Of orr School under
n pledge tia, he mlendr 10 devote sonig years
Of his life To the business OF teaching, aud in
such n pledge the Trustees fintter themselves
may be found, o sure guaranty that the School
will be re-established upon n aound basis.--
Aware OF some OF the objections To Village
Schools. the undersigned assure the public that
they viii use every e1ertion 10 remove such az
are well founded. They will use all proper
measures 10 restrict the xpenses ofthe students,
" thin The limits OF rigid economy, guarding
with the sirir,ost scrutiny. against NIL cxiraya-
gance aud dissipation: and ,he, beg co-opcra-
uon OF parents aud guurdians in effectng 50 de-
s:sabie an object.
Tue terms will be the same as those or the
Greenwood School: and the Academic ycsrwili
be divided into two sessions Of five m1n,iis each ;
Tie hrst session n on,mcnc on the first Mon
day in J~auua,y. and the second on tie first Mon
day uf in each year.
N. L GRIFFIN.
JOHN LIPSCOMB,
r. G. MAYS,
j. TERRY,
FIJI. WARDLAW.
Trustees.
Nov. l6 ii ~
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Sale.

WW7ILL BE SOLD. a, the late residence Of
Wv B.A. Wallace, decd. on Tuesday the
sixth day Of December next. a part Of the Real
and Personal Estate Of said deceased,
Personal Property,
Consisting Of about ten Negroes. Horses.
Cattle, Hogs. Corn and Fodder. Plantation
Tools. Barouch. Sulky, and Wagon, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The above pro-
perry will be sold on a credit Of twelve mon;hs.
Reas Estate,
Consisting Of the Honsc and Lot. where tho
deceased lived atihc time of his death. 10 which
IL attached two acres. more or less, and all tho
necessary improvements.
The Sinrcirouse aud Lot occ npied.by G.. j.
sc. Penn * Co.. Size Of the L,: to DC made
known on the day Of sale.
The House occupied by the Mcssrs. DR..
Bnrls, rs an Apoilccary's Sbop, 10 which will
be attached a Lot fifty feet in from, and thirty
five fec, dcrp.
The ,rracI II Land nbou, two miles from
EdgclIeld village. adjoining c.. J. Clover, 8.
Christie and others. containing three HUNDRED
acres. more or less. and
The Pincy Woods tract. ndj"ining the lands
nf Maj j. Jcter. R"-elL Bia'ock. and others.
containing three hundred and twenty acres,
more or less.
The Real Estate to he sold on a credit Of one.
tico and three wears; the second and third in
srnIrncn,s 10 bear Interest, after. the expiration
OF Twelve months from the day Of SALE. The
purchasers in each case 10 give noies with mp
proved securities, and n mortgage Of the Real
E.siaie. H.. K. SPANN. Ex'r.
in rish! Of his rie.
Nov l6 81 ~
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state OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
10y OLIVER ToWLES. Esquire.
Id Ordinary of Edge6eld District.
Whereas, John Rochcll. for self or nom
inee. hath applied TO me for Letters OF Ad-
miuis!ratisn on ell and singular the goods
and chai,els. rights aud credits Of Eliza
ve,h Rochell, late Of the Distric, aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adnon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and cre'li-
tors OF rhesaid deceased. TO he aud appear
before me. atopr next Ordinary's Court for
the said District 70 be holden at Edge6eld
Court House on the 5th December 1912.
10 show cause, if any. why the said Ad.
minislralion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2lst
day Of November, one thousand eigh, hun
dred aud forty TWO, and in the sixty.seven'h
wear of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. f.. q.
Nov. 90, 1872. 81 l23 b 43
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CoLuuBrA, Nov. II


Coiton.-The Market has not varied
much in prices during The past week.
Purchasers have been rather more pariic-
uiar in chasing The relative Qualities. and
some think The inferior descriptions have
fallen oil a Iri1c, while Others contend
that an improvement has taken place on
all qualities since Monday last. We think
shat 5 10 81 cents may be quoted as the
extremes Of the current sales-,he largest
portion have been made ut 81 10 6 cents,
according to quality. Avery fine article,
III good packages. would probably com.
mand something more than our hiehes,
quo'ation-Probably / Of a cent-and we
therefore continue our quotations of last
week-say S to G3 eents-bu, have heard
Of no sales above 81 this week. The
qualities offering are mostly inferior; aud
the receipts during the week large.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-23

IEL - - NHEn Zw- ~
Dir. Webster, 10 bis late FaneniI Hall
speech, described the Wing party oflSl0,
In the following terms:
alt was a party from The first. made
ND Of different opinions aud principles Of
gentlemen Of every political complexion.
uniting, to make a change in the admins
,ra,:on. There were men Of strong State
Rights principles; men Of strong Federal
principles; neu Of extreme Tariff. aud
men OF extreme Ami Tariff notions"
Mr.. Spencer describing The same party.
snys at vas composed Of men oi'various
crccds 90 many points," The WhiS Priu-
c;pies' of 1870 accordingly meant, every
,hine, fcr men Of every political complex.
ion,' and Of all creeds.' How could any
human being carry them all OF, 10 any
se, Of measures? il is plain that John
TYLER could do nothing. for which somebo-
dy of the Wing kind, could not denouncc
him az ,reacherous 10 their notions of wha,
,he principles of 1910 were-and he seems
to have chosen the wiser par, Of doing
what no thought right. according to his
own mode OF viewing this six sided Wing
gery.-Mobie Register.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

G. l.. d f. Penn& Co. Declaration in Fo-
VI. reign attachment.
Ann F. Glnscock. De5,.
vNNliE Plaintiffs having this day filed
L their declaration in my Office. and the De-
PENDANT having no Attorney, known to be with
in the State, on whom a copy Of the same. with
n rule TO plead could be served: IL IL ordered,
tina, the Defendant plead TO the said declara-
ton within a year and a day, or final and abso-
lutte judgment will be given against her.
Clerks Office. GEO. POPE. C. c.r.
Oct. II. 1912. o.&n. ape ~
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O ain whom IL may Concern,

4O s1aa ssfsOt3R IL FHAy
VHHHE Subscriber is hound by order Of
4 Cont, TO mike a special return Of every
execution in his Office by the Is, OF January
next, and as tho Officers Of the Court require
their costs to be made in all cases where "wait
orders" have been given, Notice is hereby Civ
en-. that unless The costs iii such cases are paid
by mex; sale day, the executions will be sent
on, for levy, wilhou, discrimination.
5. CHRISTIE, S. z. D.
Nov l6 81 AZ
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Notice.

A Ii. persons having account ngains, the
IA estate Of Susanna Bush, decd, are re-
ques,cd to present them US the law requires,
aiso NIL that is indebted to the said Susanna
Bush. are requested 10 make payment.
WIN. THURMOND. Adm'r.
Nov. 90 u 43
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Wanted.

a FIRST AUTHORITARIAN TIN
IA NERO one perfectly acquainted with
al! The different branches Of business. good wa
ges and a permanent situation will be given. on
application at the establishment, Of Messrs. We
yer d Coyar, Edgefield C.. II.
Nov. % A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-23

RIR. RALPH SCURRY, Il gentleman of
IVE moral character and some experience 10
teaching, is engaged to take charge of,his in
%sii'u,ion for the ensuing year. Terms ofTu,.
ton as heretofore. Mr. 5. being a Graduate
Of thr Sonth Carolina College. and having the
confidence Of the .cilizeus is well suited Tor the
situation.
Nov. % q 43
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IAN Thursday the first day of December
" next. ! shnll sell 10 the highest bidder. (i
the late residence Of my mother, NIL my person
al property, consisting Of Horses. Cows and
Calves. Hogs. n lot Of fo'!dcr. o,ic three horse
Wagon and Geer. Plantation Tools. House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. N well rs various
other articles. Terms published on the day Of
sale.
WM. w. YOUNGBLOOD.
Nov I6 81 -
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Nov IS
Dissolution.

yssHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
: tween The subscribers. in the name "f
Braunon & Mnndy, was dissolved on the frs,
day of January last; the name Of the firm - vii
only be used to close i,s business. and w. d.
Brannum is only authorized 10 settle The same.
w. b. BRANNUN,
J.. II. MCNDi.
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I,IONl
THE T.. S DISTRICT COURT. I
DISTRICT or SOUTH CAROLINA :
IN BISERTPTCY


EN7nEREAS Elisha Lyon. Planter of Alb
w neville District, sc. hath filed u I.eti-
tim praying that he may be declared n Bank
rupt. pursuant TO tile act of Congress of the Y
STATES, nude, and now in force. concerning
Rankrrpts, and il,ui he may have tie benefi of
the said act; this is TO give notice Of the said
petition. and ,hat II hearing ,hereof will be had
before the Honorable Robert b Gilchris,, Judge
OF The said Court. nta Cour, 10 be holden at the
Federal Court House, in Charleston, on Mon
day, tho fifth dry Of December next. q, cIrvcn
O'clock. A. NJ at which place md time all per.
Sons Interested may appear and shew canse. If
any they have. why the prayer Of the said pe,i
toner should not BE granted.
Charleston. 9Th day al November. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. l..k.
Nnv. l6 q AZ
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Notice.

A PPLlCATION will be made to the Legs.
"a. lnture Of this State, at its next session, for
closing tho road leading from the Five Notch
Road 10 the SCOTS Ferry Road, known by the
name Of the New Market Road.
Augnst26 3tn n
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CHARLESTON, Nov. |

CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.
COiton.-Rcccivcd during the week
ending l7rh inst. IAS09 bales UpIands. viz:
by Rail Road 1888; by Water 1872; and
by Wagons Ola bales; Exported in the
sane time GUs2 bales, leaving stock on
hard 2352l hnies, exclusive 0 fS6s5 ba'cs
on sliipboard uot cleared. There has been
a steady. aud during some days a brisk
demand throughout the week, The eve
~ days Transactions were as follows: on
Wednesday 9S9. on Thursday 979 and
yesterday 1889 bales, making the grand
total of9a2l bales. al prices VARYING from
81 10 q. From the conflicting opinions
expressed 10 US both by sellers aud buyers,
respecting the ruling prices 81 the market
we find il difficult 10 give any quotations..
While they generally seem 10 agree that
all qualities from Liverpool fair, or Cot
tons at z cents aud upaards have main
,aiucd their former rates; those of inferior
qualities have undergone a decline and
were purchased by some. particularly
yesterday. al from 20 ] reduction. We
omit quotations.
Long Conons.-Coniinue without no.
tice. About so bales Of The new crup
have come to market in small parcels, and
unsold. 9 bales Sea Island OF the
old crop sold OF Is cenis. and % stained
al from 6 a 10 cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-23
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire
Ordinary Of EdgeGeld District.

- Ordinary OF Edgeheld District.
Whereas, Joseph Grafton, hath ap-
piled 10, me for Letters Of ADMINISTRATION
on all andsingular the goods aud chatIels.
rights aud credits Thomas s. Grafton, late
of the District afafeaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. TO cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred aud credi,
tors ofihe said deceased, TO be and appear
before me, az our next Ordinary's Court
for The said Diairict to DO holden al Edge
field Couft House on the 5th December
1912, 10 show cause If any, why The
said Administrator should o be granted.
Given Eader my hand and seal this 2lsl
day of NSgs one thousand eigh, hundred
and forsysfsn. and IN the sixty-scvenlh
year of American independence.
0E0sELES, or. n.
Npvs %, 1872. [s2 1871 q AZ
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Notice.
Notice.

a LII persons having accounts agalns, the
"A estate Of William Thurmond, decd. are
requested 10 present them as the law requires.
also all that IN Indebted 10 the said WIN. Thur
mond are requested TO make payment.
WIN. THURMOND. Adn'r.
Nov. % 50
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TO Rent

HSOR the next year, on favorable terms. the
Il building at present occupied by DR.. E
J. Mim.. as Drug Store. II is well adapted
to the above business. IL is also suitable for n
Dry Good or Shoe Store. or for other purpos.
es. Apply to =. +. LAB0RDE.
Nov %. 1879. IF 43
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Administrators Sale
OF NEGROES.

KETILL BE SOLD. on Thursday the 18th
Wv December next. nj Old Town plan,a.
near L"nis, lille, Jefferson county, Georgia,
from eighty To one hundred NEGROES. ~
likely. skilful, and well disciplined, ~ any Ne
vroes in the country; the same being u parr OF
the planra lion force of the late Col. Paul f,iz.
simmons, and sold for the benefit Of his EelTs
and creditors.
The term will be cash, and tho al L. positive
aud the negroes will he offered. with q irw ~.
ceplions, in lots 10 suit bidders.
ROBERT F. POE.
WILLIAM ]. EVE.
GEORGE w. CRAWFORD.
administrators.
Nov lG Al ~
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All those Indebted, either by note or account,
for 1910 and IstI. will please call and rnnke
payment Immediately. rs j, is Absolutely necss-
snry that The business he closed up. longer intul.
gence will no, be given.
". n. ERANNON,
l.. II. MUNDY
Nov. 81 AZ
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Nov l6
House s. Lot for Sale.

a III q TIFF. Subscriber int nd
G%SES4A sS ing TO retnove TO bis build
49, 3 { 2I ing lately erected IN the
NJ z q p neishborhood, Offers for salo
SSHs,rSAse5sSr. his House and Lot in the
eIk&s4ER-A@ Town "f Edgcfield. The
House hn. been entirely: rebuilt. in the las, 3
years, il, hnss rooms nId q fire places: 6 Of
The rn:m- are large and comfortable. The Lot
has innr acres, and the cut, houses are MI new
and II. GOOD repair. r1c"p, the stable. Thirty
'icr"s al wood land ia hiatt n mile Of the prrmi-
-"s w.'! be- snld with the above. ifdesircd; and
IN" "h"l' w'il he disposed OF on accommodate
ny 'rrnIs. t" M approved purchaser.
J. TERRY.
Nov. l6 If ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-23

The Erish.-The Bay State Democrat,
speaking Of lrishmon in this country. re-
marks:
ITO call a man Paddy has heretofore
been considered an insult; but This cosno-
mon is fast coming to be looked upon in
the same lisln as that Of Yankee. given
US by The English. The Irish part of our
community are fas, assuming their just
grade in the public estimation. They
should be looked upon TO be what they real
ly are, a worthy and industrious class o! the
people. They have sough, our shores by
hundreds to escape The tyranny and OPP
preston Of their own-aud shall We treat
them with c%ontumely ?-No-rather let US
lend every assistance 10 disseminate among
them just and uprigh, principles, and learn
them to love this, their adopted country.
Heaven grant that ,!ieir deeply oppressed
and injured countrymen a, home may ere
long realize The blessings Of liberty, and he
freed from the CALLING yoke they have so
long worn"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-23

DY an Order from tie Court of Com.
ID mon Pleas. 10 the above stated case,
I shall proceed 10 sell at Edge6eld Court
House on the 6rsl Monday in December
next, the following properly TO wit: The
tract Of land where on the defendant lives.
containing iUo hundred and sixteen acres
moro or less, adjoining lands Of Wiley
Harrison, a. Perrin aud others. Terms
six Months credit, titles signed but not de-
livered, aud il not paid 10 be resold FIR
Cash. Cost in Cash.
s. CHRISTIE, s. E.. D.
November, IL, 1912 (S2 93) d Al
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F.a,r d. Chc,les,oa Mercurv.


The New York Wing Ambition Tribune,
notices the election as Senator from New
Hampshire. Of the don. Charles G. A,h-
er,on, in the following elegant terms:
.Proaigate Tn morals, bot a5le aud plau-
sibie, be is probably one Of The choicest
specimens exIan, Of the geaas demagogue,
and will make q figure 50 the Senate, as
he takes o seat which has been filed by
second rate ueu Gar years. He has been
for tho last Eve years in the House. where
he has acquired enduring inGamy as The
author Of the frs, Gag Resolutions ever
offered By a Northera man, designed to
feuer tho RICH, Of Petition"
We thank the Tribune for reminding Us
OF an omission 10 our remarks on The cleo
ton Of Mr. Anterior yesterday. !, is noi
merely as the mover of the celebrated
Resolutions tina, are 50 honorably linked
with his name, but as the consisicn, and
inlexible defender ofthe rights ofthe South
and the harmony Of the Union, that Mr.
Anterior deserves and will enjoy CRATE.
sna Remembrance Wing abuse is in this
case. as;a iha; of MI. Wsis5i. the best
praise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-23
Notice.

a PPLICATION will be made TO the Lcsis
"a Ia,urc ofthis State nj its next session. that
ali the RICH, and title Of the State. 10 all the cs-
tate, real and personal. whereof the late Col.
Christian Breithanpt, or Gertrude JacObu his
widow, was seized or possessed a, the time Of
his or her death, and particularly certain lots in
the Town Of Hamburg. supposed to beescheat-
cd. may be vested in Ossian Gregory. and Su-
san a natural daughter OF said Christian, one or
both.
August IL I'm %
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NOTICE..

TEYHE Subscriber having disposed Of his
E plantation, will saii at that placs. on
Tuesday the 20!h December next, ali his stock
Of Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Utensils,
and Provisions.
p. s. BROOKS.
NE. | will also hire, publicly or privately.
at the same time and place, four Young Negro
fellows for Plough boys. aud two Girls.
p. s. B.
Noy. 60. 1912. 3, 43
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Notice.
WyHE firm Of BRAsSos, MUsDY g. AsDEn-
son. was dissolved on the lsi Of Seprem-
Der last; tho business Of the concern will be
settled by BRAsSos & ANDERSON, who continue
business ut the same place.
Oct 3. 1919. IF rs
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'senscrs ofdcath were lodged in his breast,
he sprung upon his feet and with n con-
vu!sive shudder, fell with all his sins and
crimes upon his head. The FIVE brothers
fed TO Charleston, 8. c., and werc i'm
indefinitely arrested and sent back, and are
at this time lodged in G~reenville Jail TO
await their trial. What The result will be
il is impossible 10 tell. but had they have
sho, him the night previous on the prem.
Uses, no blame could have been attached
to ,hem.-Norfok Harp s; Compiler.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-23

Steamboat Disnsier.-The steamer Cha.
1gois, Capt. Morton, fully freig!,ed TO this
port, vas, on the 5th instant, blown up by
the bursting of the boilers, jus; above the
junction Of the Cha,;ahoochcc and Flint
Rivers; and we regret to say TIM, Mr..
Vail, Let Engineer, Cannifar, Steward,
ond Lloyd, a deck hand, were Instantly
killed by the explosion. The captain and
mos, OF the crew were injured, though not
dangerously. The cargo was entirely lost,
bnt fully insured. The bon, is an entire
loss. - olanbus Argus.
Murder at Hicks Ford. Gr.enriiie Co.
Ya.-Wc were informed by a gentlemen
on The Portsmouth cars on Thursday
last, that a man by The name Of Bradley
was sho: las, week, by five brothers by
The name Of Davis, ut The above named
place. The particulars are these IL
appears that Bradley waa a trouble
some worthless fellow, and was q Kind
OF bully 10 that par, Of the country.
90 much so that lie had rendered himself
extremely obnoxious TO the peaceable ciri-
zens Of his neighborhood. On The 5:!i
insian, he went TO the residence Of the Mr..
Davis, after dark. and demanded admit
lance but knowing The man. no reply was
made To him. After attempting TO force
The door, without effect. he drew a pistol
and shot through il, hu, without any srri-
Gus damage 10 the inmnies, and left The
pr mises.
On the following day, The FIVE brothers
armed themselves aud proceeded TO a
bridge were Erailey wns At work, he saw
them coming, bu, could not escape-hc
begged for his life, and fell upon his knces
and prayed 10 them no, to kill him, but he
was told that bis conduct had been such,
that pcaceable citizens could not feel Sc
cure while he lived, and o very few min
utes only, could be granted him TO make
his peace with God; after u~Itcring a short
prayer. the guns Of the FIVE brothers were
pointed al bis breast. aud deliberate aim
iakcn-nt the word FIRE. the lcaden mes
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Nov.
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WM7ILL BE SOLD. a, the late residence Of
Wv B.A. Wallace, decd. on Tuesday the
sixth day Of December next. a part Of the Real
and Personal Fstnte Of soid ,Iccorsed
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Mount Enon Academy,

Noy. 60. 1912.