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EsigeGleatB NHale Acaderny.

YHyllE Trustees of this Institution have the
IL pleasure TO inform the public, that they
have engaged tho services OF Mir. ZApocE ID.
CorTRELL for the ensuing year. who will open
the School on the first Monday in January.
Mr.. Cotirell comes well recommended, as i
Teacher ofeSpcriencc and ability. The terms
Of tuition will be rhe same as Inst year. viz. {:
PER on.
roi tho Classical Department. includ-
ing the higher branches Of Ma,hema.
tics, $40 90
For the English Department, inclndng
Englisl, Grammar. Geography, &c, 20
For Reading. " ri,ing. and Arithmetic. S 90
The Trustees assure the public tha, phrticu.
lar attention will he paid 10 the moral dcpor
men: Of the pupils gent to this Institution.
F. II. iRDLAW.
JNO. LIPSCOMB. T,,
n. L.: L: ;! GRIFFIN,
J. TERRY.
Dec. % 4S II
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US. BGHG DsfaXiters.-LRuers from Phiia
delpbia, published in the New York papers
says the Baltimore American, asscr, that one o.
the former Directors Of the U. IS. Bank had
committed forgeries to The amount Of sixty thou
sand dollars, and tha, the fact was known TO the
officers of,he Bank. who permitted over drafts
to be made tn iha, amount. IN onticr..a sooara
the Director from exposure. This is one ofttsc
discoveriesalleged to have been made by the
Grand jury. but whether tue or not remains 10
be seen.
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From Tic Eeeer:ler & nnlchmca.

SOCIETY HILL. s. &. Dec. IL. 1911.
At "a meeting of individuals, friendly td
the establishment OF Religious Periodi,
cal IN Charleston, S. c.. under The pa
trouagc Of the Baptist Denomination III
South Carolina. W. B. Johnson was cal.
led To The Chair, aud J. &. Furman re-
ques,ad to act az Secretary.
On motion, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. IL is desirable 10 establish 4
Religious Paper in the City of Charleston.
under The patronage Of the Baptist Denom-
inaiion, and whereas the Editor nf The
Biblical Recorder s. Southern Wntchmau
is about TO discontinue that paper. aud his
subscriptions list can he obtained, Thcrcfnrc,
Resolved. that the present time presents n
favorable occasion for making M effort Ia
establish The proposed paper, and that il
be done on the following preliminary Prin-
ciples:
I. That as soon rs one hundred and fifty
shares at S225 each. no subscribed for, the
stockholders shalt be authorized TO proceed
To the organization of society, for the es-
'ahishmcn, and carrying on Of the propo-
sed paper.
.. Tha, The Society shall he organized
on The principles OF limited partnerships.
viz: That no s,ockholdcr shall be bound
for more than the shares that he takes, aud
that the agents of the Society shall he lla-
bic in tlcir own persons aud property, i"'
any excess in their contracts beyond the
assets furnished.
3, That us alI-hc stockholders present
have agreed to accept voluntary agency
10 obtaining stockholders in the above con-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-05

Foreign Markets.-By the late arrival the
Cotton marle, at Liverpool appears to have
received more than customary supplies for The
previous month, which had tho effect of rcdnc.
ing the price Of ordinary and good Is Il i'd.
lower than at the previous advices the quota
ton for fair Upland is sill 81. and fair Mobile
3D., while for fair Orleans j, is reduced TO 6id.
which are all fully as high as are warranted.
oftho weeks business ending the 3rd rl,.,
1000 are Upland at 81 64; 1850 Orleans a,
4ia7i; with some prime parcels ct "a and e;
$3.50 Alabama aud Mobile ii - a and 80
Sea Island at l3 lSd. per ID.
Tlc Liverpool papers Of the Sd alt. states
The greater depression in the ordinary quail
i,ics Is TO be ascribed to the Increased supply
and reduced value of Sura, Cotton, fair Of ,ha;
class being down TO 81 SD. which is forcing
much mora inio consumption rs substitute
for the most inferior American; aud as regards
good and foe qualities, they arc uniIvornbiy
Influenced hy approaching supplies of the new
crop, OF which some has Row arrived-hence
middiins qualities are mos, salcablc, bu, the
weeks business has closed with heavy mar.
he; generally, and ,rade in the manufacturing
districts is represented OH all hands to be in
most unsatisfactory aud gloomy state. and the
consumption more or lrss cur,ailcd by spinuers
working short Time The iu,por, of Cotton in
TO Liverpool since lst January is l096 900
bales, again,, ] .3f7 600 TO same period las,
season. The supply from the United States
is $4,000, being a decrease Of $40, 900 bales.
The stock IN this por, is about $4,000 bales
agains, 432 coo a; samc period l;rs, year; ,hc
stock of American is about $4,000 or 81 900
less than i, then was
The Havrc dates OF 30ii November sta,es
,ha, the Cotton in tia, markc, in firs, hands.
are 100000 bales. and will probably he moro
on the frs, ofJannary next, owing to the heavy
supplies from The United Siu,cs.
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Christmas PreseH,.-The interchangeable ed
tors of the Brother Jonathan have forwarded ,o
their subscribers Us Christmas Present. q
handsome printed shee, containing 63 ensrav'
inss, accompanied by their Carriers New
Years Address. both Of which does creIi, Ia
,hedesigncr and the executor. They will be
hep, at our Office for the inspection Of the CIT.
rioas, with the hope ,ha, tho publishers who
has spared neither ,rouble nor eSpenceto please
their patrons. may receive the reward they so
Justly merit.
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H.aS ST.

nN tho road leading from Sweet Water
Y Meeting House to Edsefed c. H.. 4
small pocket book containing Two HIND red
and Five Dollars in money, and sn.,d,y notes
and receipts, OF no use 10 any ane but mys.If
One hundred aud Seventy Five Dollars Of the
money was in nc;es on The Hamburg and State
Banks one riity Dollar bill on tho State Bank
date and number not recollecied; also, Fifty
dollar bill on the Hamburg Bank; the balance
were small notes, fiyes aud tens. on the State
Bank, and Thirty dnllars on the Georgia Rail
Road bank The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving it with w. J. Glover, al
Edscficld c. II. or TO t!lc undersigned.
E.V. READ
Dec. %. ls4I. G As
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NOTHGR.

HEAVING disposed of olr Stock Of Goods
III 10 Messls. G0oDE & LYON the firm
OF BRYAN d MINOR. is this day dissolved.
c1cep, so nucl, rs relates TO settling the bus-
ness Of the concern. All those indebted to us,
are informed that their Notes and Accounts will
be found nj The siore Of Messrs. Bland &c But.
Ter. which mus, be settled by the first day o!
February next, 10 enable US TO close The bnsl.
ness of the concern. Aflerw which time they will
be placed in the hands of nm Attorney
BRYAN G. MINOR. I
J,uS d i9
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SiraYed Or Stolen,

GhN Tuesday night the 2Ist uIt frnm Ileze.
W kiah SIum's stable. a grey MARE. be.
tween and 9 years old between II and Is
hands high. her back has been injured by the
saddle. no other marks recollecicd. ANY per.
son who has taken up said mare. or Gun give
uny information other to The subscriber. living
on Turkey creek. sd thn, no scts b ,r again will
be suitably rewarded.
GEORGE w. STRUM.
Jams n 40
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USrOuGlnt do the Hail

E this District. negr" boy. by the name Of
W BILL. or JIM ubnnt 5 feet 81 inches
high. very dark complexion and between rs
and 40 years Of rye, stout built. and has scar
on his leit cheek, and ono just over his leit
nipple. He says tina, he belongs To VIM Spcirs,
of Abhcvillc
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property. pay charges and take him away.
c. II. GOODMAN, led
August S. 1s4l To7
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Jan 5
Mount EHnopn AcaeIesmy.

Wy He Subscribers take pleasure III un,iuinc-
in. tn the pnblic. ,hnt Mr. Ions Ksox
will take charge Of Noun, Enon Academy. the
ensuing year..
We deem il unnecessary to sav any thing
with regard 10 Mr.. Knox's qualifications. rs lis
is well known in different parts the Stnie. as
an experienced and successful Teacher. The
Academy Is near CoIernan's x Roads. in ve-
~ healthy section of country, entirely removed
from places of dissipation.
Good boarding Gun he obtained in the neigh
Lorhood. X. COLEMAN,
8. GUiGNARD,
J. c. READY.
Jan. S, la42. 80
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State OF South Car0llna
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nv EQUITY.
POSTPONED SALE.
Foreclosure Of tlro
Mortgages.

EUIcCIDsuEC fEO
Henry V: shaltz. Mortgages
NI Office is hereby given that by virtue e.
lN an order from the Com; of Chancery
shall offer fur sale TO the hiehcs, bidder. in the
Town Of Hamburg on "Wednesday the 2Gth day
Of January inst, (ihc sale 10 be continued fotn
day To day until the whole OF the noitgagcd
premises are sold,) tho following lots aud lands
in the Towr ofHamburg aud i,s vicinity, be-
longing ID Henry Shullz. to loreclosc two
morgagesin favor the said Oliver Simpson.
viz. Lots known III The plan Of said Town rs
No. l5l. 152, ]53. l5I, l55, l57, 15S, $50,
l60. I6l, and l62, bounded North by Cobb
street, East by Coyingt0n street. South by Mcr.
Ger E1rrrt, tfsr-Si- by -Cuuh -SrIeCr embracing
the whole two squares within that boundary
according to the plan of the Town. with the
exception of m nllcy ofa5 feet. land square Of
$50 feet conveyed TO The Presbyterian Church:
aud also all that parcel nf land situate and bet
ins I'm the Town of Upper Hamburg bu-
more properly, in the vicinity of Hamburg. en-
bracing Mr. Shnl,zs For, and pleasure grounds,
containing eighty acres more or less, with the
exception OF three acre. sold ie Joseph J. Ken
nrdy. aud half acre sold I" Richard Lubbock.
aud bounded an '!:c North hy land of John B.
Coving,on. Eas, by land of John Fox. South by
4 ditch n, the foo, OF tho Hill, running from tho
Bridge Road to the Leigh t.act line and West
by the line dividing the Lnigh aud Fair tracts.
The Lots will he sold separately.
The Terms of sale will he Cash Tor ono half
the purchase money. for the other halfa credit
of six months, purchasers to glre Bond and
personal security and mortgage of,hc premises
10 secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY. c. T.. y. q.
Commissioner's Office.
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Jan. S, 1912.
sNsRTEGE.

GV V q HVAIs
FNllE SUBSCRIBER will proceed 10 sell
Il NJ bis residence ncar Liberty Hill on
THURSDAY the 9Th inst. twelve or thirteen Ike
ly NEGROES, valnnblc tract Of LAND.
known rs the Wiborn tract. containing Four
hundred nnd Five acres, Thirty or Forty head
Of CATTLE. HOGS. SHEEP. Household
md kitchen Flu uRMTURE, &c &c, on cre-
dit until the first day Of junnary next. Pur-
chasers required to give notes with approved
scccri;y. BEVERLY BURTON.
Jun. 5, 1872. ll- 40
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Smassstiag and fO'gay.-ln The US. Dis.
tgic, Court crr Michigan. vcrdic, was render.
ed (Saysa n Y. paper) in favor Of the United
States, for 1000 damages asaius, smuggIcr
named Henry 4. Caswell. In the course OF
uial. j, game on, ,ha, Caswell bough, the smug.
towns opposite Michigan. and paid for them in
forged cer,ihca,es of dcposi.e on New York
Banks.
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no. Dr
hELa -
Sherif's Sales.
Of Valuable Town Lots.

OA - "
Thomas Harrison VS.. Henry Shulra.
A. Burt vs.. The sauie.
n. J.. Griffin, IS. the same.
Oliver Simpson, VS., The same.
b. A. Archison VS.. same & Lyddal Bacon.
Marshall itcadly vs. same s; same.
A. q Nagle for wife vs. same.
A. G. Nagel vs.. snmr.
The Executors of T. G. Lamar vs.. same.
John S. Jeler, vs. same,
John B. CovingIon. rs. same.
b. + Gone,ly, T. c., ~. same.
Same IS. same,
The State vs. same.
DY the written consent Of all parties, !
Id will offer for sale under the respec-
tive wriis of Fieri Facias, in the above
stated cases, ou Wednesday The 26tli day
Of January next, in The town Of Humbnrg.
the following lots, parcels. and sections OF
land. levied upon as the property Of The
delendan, Heury Shnl'z. alisiIunre,l with
in the said town or within its corporate
limirs. viz: Lois nos. l6j, l6i, l65, l66.
l67. lG5, according 10 the plan o} the said
town, constituting Il block Of lots near or
opposite The Kali Road Depository on
Corirgton street. having 90 ieei front ,nn and
292 iect depth Nos. lo9; llo' III ~
l13, lI4' acc"ri'"s I" So'u P'o'' e""s'"u-
ling block oi i"ls whcfr"n lie Powder
Magazine now stands. on Coving!on street.
huvine same front aud depth az the above
| mentioned lots. Nos. 3I5. 3I4, 3i3. 342,
3il. constituting block oi lots on Covins-
ton street. with sam. front aud depth
Nos. BAG. 3i7. 3lS, 3i9. $50. constituting
block oil lots between the las! mentioned
block. nnd The old rna'i lrnm lhc Bridge 10
the bill at the leo' al The farh same 'front.'
| and dapih. Nos, $40, 3G. on the ditch al
| The font Of the Hill. snmc iron, and depth
| Nos. 293, 29i, on The ditch nj The iOnt c'
| the Park, opposite spring bctwccp Cen
! ire street end the old road, same front ana
,Iep,h.
Nos. 292, 29I, 900, $50, 255, cons,itu-
ting block of lots on the left Of Centre
street. upon entering The town. and at tho
mouth of said street having 50 feet front
o.: Centre street aud 800 feet depth. Nos.
37O, 81, 372, 373. 3Tl, 375, 37G, 377.
$40, OtJ, cCO, OCI, 'lC~, S'iu''c bS'o" thS
old roud lentliug from The Bridge 10 the
Hill. having so feet front on sail road and
! running back 10 the Rail Road
Nos. 9G, 9l, 81. IN Mechanic street. on
the Leigh tract o' lahu: having ." W". 'rrn' r.I
and 1876 feet depth. Nos. 2no: 2oo. So.'
26s, 2G9, 2IO, 2Il' Z2' 2'3' 2'4' I'd 40
III, constituting MOCK o' ."'s Oh hposr, nao
son street ha'ihe ~ iec' ''o"'' anu ''o
ieei depth.
Nos. ISL, .Ol, 2o3, 2Oo, Nv 2l'' nni
230, 2l5. aud Io. with fraction attached
10 each OF The three last, according 10 lhc
plan oi said town.
Lot No. 35'}, on ana below the old r"a"
from The Bridge to the iiii', where 'hr
ditch crosses saI'i road having o0 lee, rom
on The road running back to'hn ha'' hon"'
Also nli the interest oi MIR. Shuliz ~ the
square OF l5O leci ol iahd' On "h'ch tne
prrsbyicflan church III Hamburg SlatiUS.
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The murderer of Mrs. Mcalahan & daugh
ter which we mentioned in our last as having
been committed near Athens, Tenn, proved
to be servan, OF Mr Mcilallan, by the name
of Pete. His uial came on the 18th Of Nov
last, aud was conducted on behalf Of the pris
oucr by two able attorneys appointed by tr
CONT. The accused made full and ample
confessions TO the witnesses examined, and the
evidence Of his gull, so complete, that the jury
returned verdict of guilty without leaving the
box The murderer was sentenced 10 be hung
on the 2S,h Deer.
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NNAice.

HTAYlNG disposed Of my entire stock 1iid
EQ intcrcs, IN the Cotton Gin Making, 10
sir. James Boa,wrighr. OF Columbia. 5 c..
aud bcins anxious 10 close my old business,
would request all those indebted To me to come
forward and make immediate settlement. bc.a.. .
the first return day in their county or diLtric,
as longer Indulgence cannot be gwen,
II. ODEx is authorized TO ac: US nv Agent, Al
my old stand on Broad'street
WIN. JONES.
Augusta Ga, Dec % 4S 81
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Dec. II
Notice.


WN7E HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO
w THE PUBLIC .,lia,we no longer have
any voice in the management, ofthe GTeenwoo',
Institutions; and being debarred from any ..nr.
ticipalion in the benefits OF The Female md la!r
English Departments. by The tnanner II, w!neh.
Tho Teachers oflhoac Departments were elected
(Which took place under circumstances. =" ':t.T
BID our palrnui.ing the san,c,l we have rn:ag
ed alr. ). Trowbridge 10 continue an Ene'isn
School in his place. The School wiii cUn-
urcnce on the first Monday in January. and be
governed by the same Rules, Rates ot Fr:n:'.
&r.. ,l,a, have governed his School he ptc9cf;
year. alr. 7. has been engaged rs 'feacnrT
during three out of the eight years s.ncc tie
Schools 'verr established. FOf is Gu-ii:.ca-
iinrs und peculiar ralen, for impnriiag s'.o'8.
ledge; wc refer ts his former pa,r:',,5. ard 70
the following named gentlemen: Hon. George
McDnifr. Abbeville; Rob,. Cunningham, Esq,
I,,urens: and the Hon. F. ". pickcns. Edge
fr!t
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N0ficn.

A LII. persons isiebted to the estate of VIII
"A. liam 5. Johnson. deceased, late OF this dis.
iric;. are requested 10 make payment, and those
having any ciIims against said estate are also
requested TO present them to the subscriber wi,h-
in ,li- timn prescribed by law, duly aites,ed m
the law directs.
LAWRENCE 8 JOHNSON.
Qualified Executor.
Dec o., 1871. Ian Al
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Cash EE9Iga,9efE.
EN'EBS'pRy.

z PEACER, Surgeon DENTIST, wnnll
81 respectfully inform his friends, aud the
public generally that hc j. prepared 10 attend
To all business in his profession such NJ Filing.
Plugging. Cleansing, and Extracting TEETH.
lie is also prepared 10 Insert. partial o, full
s"t,s ofincorruptihic Teeth. on Pivots. or Gold
Plate. on the most scien,ificc principles
Those dcsrou, oi his professional services.
will be waited on by addressing him al Long.
inires p. O., Edseiicld District. s. c.
Ian &c 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-05
Dec. i
Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 Charles a. Dowd,
"a deceased, arc urgently requested 10 make
immediate payment as the affairs OF bis estate
are in such situation as TO render indulgence
impossible. and which mus' not be expected.
Also, all persons baYins demands against said
estate will present Them properly and lawfully
a,,csted. WM. BRUNSON, Admir-.
Dee. u :!4s
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Jan :,
SdrayeGl

AN the Eth nli., iro,n Sweet Water Meet,
" ing House. n small bay Horse. with n
star on his forehead, shod nl around. the shoes
somewhat worn. somc marks Of the saddle on
his back hs ,nnne lies on the left side of his
neck. Any Icrson who may have taken I'M
said horsr. and will giveinformation TO the sub.
scrihcr. on the Martin,own road ono mile below
Beaver Datr Creek, will he thankfully rewar.
dcd. ROBERT BROOKS
Jan. 5. 1912. q 40
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Notice.

A Ii. persons indebted 10 the Estate Of JOHN
"A HOLLlNGSWDRTH, deceased. nre
requested 10 make payment. and those having
demands agans, said Estate, are requested to
present them properly aliescd. for liquidation.
JOHN n. HOLLlNGSWORfH,
DIOMEDE F. HOLLiNGSWORTH,
Dec 20 4S =, Executors.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
FHStiE Subscriber offers ioY saie tho well
Il known House in Aiken, fronting on ths
KaIl Rocd, and known "a HARSHS no:
TEL. The house lszs been keps as Puhifc
hJnse for several years, and contains 80 rooms
double and Sirglc, tho greater portion of,seur
wi,h fire places. Upon tho premises nro Ike
Wise n necessary out buildings, Kitchens. ne
gro houses and siabling for 100 horses. in tho
yard is an excellent well Of water.
Terms one third ca.h. the balance on credit
Of one and two years.
Afso-Forty or fifty uninIprosed Lots, hand.
somcly situated, within the corporate limits Of
Aiken. Apply To
JOHN MARSH, Aiktz.
Deco G IS
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EarOarshe 90 9Ile ,B0iE

6AF this District, n negro man who says his
Z name Is Joseph, and that he belongs 10
John Pcrrinson, Of Msckies Island. S. c., of
liyl, complexion, large whSkers from ear to
ear. ; fee, 8 inches high.
Thc owner is requested 10 come forward,
proyc properly pay charges md take him away.
C.. II. GOODMAN, j. K. d.
Jan. 5. 1912. ,f 80
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sandy hair. blue eyes, full hesl,y face shutters
little when talking fast. Ills stock of clothing
consisted Of u pain of coppcras aud pair OF
mixed, white and blue cul,on pan!aloons,a shor'
pale blue roundabou, cotton coat, rather too
small for him, which he generally wears but
toned, black fur hat, about half worn which he
usually pulls down over his forehead.
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Mount Willing Academy.

Mount Willing Academy.
7ENiIE Exercises Of tins Institution vii! be
III opened, on the frs, Monday in jam aTy
next under the direction OF Mr. John X. John.
slon, whose long experiences in Teaching and
correct department. we trust will er,it.e the iD-
sti,u.ion 10 aiarge share of public confidence.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Reading, Wiring. and Arithmetic, per
quarter Of IL weeks, 80 co
English GraInrner, Geography. 4 90
Philosophy. Chemistry, LATIN and Greek
Languages, 90
Surveying. 10 60
---'fu fyG pTittt III utsyarcu.
Good Board pihy be obtained fiom SO TO %
per iron,i
). d. SMITH. clsirnlaa.
l.. n. WILSON, Trasss.cs,
A. SINKINS.
II. c. HERtONG,
4. 8. D0ZtER,
IYgstxs.
Dec % Il ~
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breaking Jal.-Nm. NJ Archer. Sheriff Of
Anderson District, ). c., offrrs reward Of
$50 for man by the name Of Smith Heaton,
who broke Jail on the night of the 29th ul,.
Said IleL,on was committed for EIorse.sicalinr
lie is represented as being about ls years oi
agc tivc feet fve or six inctcs high. stout made,
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EYecUlOr,s Sale.

Executors Sale.
VTTiLL BE SOLD OF Monday the 2ith
w inst. at the late residence Of Col. John
hey. deed. on credit, Of one year all the real
es.nte ofsaid deceased. (no, specifically devised
by his llstw und testament, consisting Of one
trac, of land, containing about
5000 sFCAeES,
which will be divided in,o two or more tracts.
The said land lays on Turkey Creek, portion
Of which is low grounds, ia high state Of cul-
,ivarion. Also
% likely young Negroes,
Horses, Mules. Hogs, Cattle and Sheep, and a
quantity Of Cotton, Corn. Fodder and Oats,
Wagons aud Carts. Plantation. Blacksmith,
and Shoemakers Tools, and variety oi olher
articles, &c. &c. Purchasers TO give notes
with two approved securities.
JAMES TOMKiNS, Executor.
Jan5 80
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Augusta. Ga, Dec 2
iShRNHPh

ENRON ne subscriber on the 29th Novcm-
u bcr last. living nine mlcsibeIow Edsctcld
Coart House, small bay MARE. four years
old, fourteen aud half hands high no marks
remembered. Any person taking up sad mare
aud informing the subscriber of the same will
be reasonably compensated for his trouble.
JOHN COOPER.
Dec. IL dl6
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Final Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of
IA ELasD. CArLIS e. Co.. are hereby mott.
fled. tl,at their Notes and Accounts mu,tbe paid
by tlic first Monday in January. or they wiIibo
placed in thr hands Of an attorney for collee-
lion; the uffnrs Of the 6rm must he closed, to-
enable the parties TO settle with each ether.
BLAND. CATI.lN e. co.
Dec 22 b 81
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EH Y M ENEAA
ii!cn Tie that binds too iciiiiag hearts.
MARRIED.,

On the Both ult.. by the Rev. F. +. Scig, Of
Ga, Mr.. JABEz b. TAlBERT. 10 Miss MARY
JAxE KlLcRE,sE. both cr this district.
On the 23d ull.. by the Rev. w. Watkins,
Mr.. LxMuE.. GoRLEv, TO Miss EaEiIxg Lorr,
all of this district
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EgroltgkR RO 1lhe ,Ilzil

EAF tins District. negro man by the mime Of
Y y Squire "r Bridc. .bslonrus TO Thos. Minis
of Barnwcll dark complexion 50 or 10 years
of a.c. two frout upper teeth on, and al.Du, 3
feet "a inches high
The owncr is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges II take him away,
e. II. GOODMAN }. E. n.
I,p5 1912. Il 10.