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John Chappell VS.. Meredith W. Payne.
the tract Of land where defendant lives,
adjoining II. II. Hill and others.
Cothran s. Sproull vs.. james Ramsev
aud David Elhridge, the tract Of !aad
where defendant Ramsey lives.
Cochran & Sproull VS.. Alfred Real. two
hundred acres of land more or less, where
defendant lives, adjoining Ebert Devore
aud others.
Presley & McClenion vs.. Josiah Reams.
the tract of land where defendant lives,
adjoining James CriswcIl aud others.
John Chappeil VS.. VIM. While and
Meredith w. Payuc, the tract Of laud
where defendant lives.
James Sheppard vs.. Mildred Berry, the
tract Of land where defendant, lives, ad-
joining James Sheppard and others.
Edward Thomas. vs. William J. Wight
man: John w. Davis, vs. the samc: Levi
Hill. for another. vs. the same. nineteen
hundred acres Of land. more or less, where
be lives. adjoining John Heard aud Others.
Matthew Gray. VS. john MoseIy: Rob-.
Mccullough, for Richnrl W. Joyner. IS
the same, John Briggs and hbner Busf,
nell. the tract Of land where ~deleudnn,
Mosely lives, known as the Poverty I'LL!
tract.
b. F. Jones, VS. Elizabeth Williams, tw,
hundred acres Of land. more or less. whc,r
defendant lives, adjoining William 1run-
son aud others.
james Terry. Commissioner in Equity,
vs james SPAN aud Jesse Smith the
same, rs the same. Levi LibrauJ and
Jefferson VansauI; Bland. Catliu " Co..
rs James Spann, three thousand six hun
drrd and seven ncres Of land. more or less.
on which is a first rate Saw md Grist Mill
in good repair. the property Of J. Spanu.
James e. kiilcrease. VS. Daniel McKic;
'h- sane hcnfcr. IS the same, the defcu-
dan:'S undivided interest IN all The lanu.s
brlou-ing to the es;ale Of Charles 3lcKic.
deceased.
Michael Gear,y vs.. Rudolph ,Cnr,cr.
Lewis Elizcy and Elizabeth Carter. two
thousand acres OF Iaud. more or less, be.
longing to r. Carter. adjoining John
Wise. Wm. G. Howard and Others.
Joseph Woods vs.. Anu Hall. Adm'x.,
The house aud lot where defendant lives.
Also. twenty acres of land mure or less.
near the own Of Hamburg, adjoining
lands belonging to The Hamburg BauA and
others.
Is. +. Goudy, Tax Collector, vs.. Henry
Shuliz ; Thomas Harrison W. the same.
Que lot Of land 10 the town OF Hamburg.
bounded on one side by the road leading
from the bridge 10 The hill, ;rboutiwo hun
drcd feet on said road. bounde! by Cow
ing'on Street alb AT Two hnulred feet, aud
bsunded by the Rail Road Depository l"t
about one hundred feet.
Terms Cash.
:. CHRISTIE. 9. s.
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THE EDGEFlELD VILLAGE
Female Academy.
THYHE Exercises Of this Institution were
FL rssumci nn Ihr Ord MI Yl.c Irrnn

THYHE Exercises Of this Institution wero
II resumed on the 2ud inst. Tie terms
arc as follows
For boarding. including lights, washing
aud bedding per quarter S:G s5'
For Misunderstanding, Reading and
Arithmetic /: ) 90
With the above. Grammcr, Parsing
or Geography Z o.
With The above. any Or ali Of the
higher branches III Ens!isb /: . tn
Latin, Greek, French. or Italian. s. pc
quarter. Music Sig 81. Use OF i'iauo
81. Drawing and Painting IS. Fuel IN
Nint"r. 30 crnts per quarter. Six wecl,
vacation III the year.
fayu:cnts quarterly in advance, or one
half 81 the beginning and The other bal! al
the enL Of the year.
WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON. Rector.
EhseicId &. H.. Jan 3. 1913 2rjU
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which shoifJ,be flied, the frs; blank with The
narre OF tic guaraItnr. the scrODd with that %
the bidder aud The ,iiiId aud fourth with the
beginning and terminating points of the route
and after being dated. should be signed by the
guaran,or, who must be Shown by The written
certificate OF n postmaster, oi other equally sal.
i~siactory testimonial. 10 be a lnan ol property.
and able 10 make good his guaranty. This
guaranty. 80 certified, should accompany each
bid.
The undersigned - guarantees tina,
- his bid for carrying the mail FROM -
To - be accepted by the Postmaster Gen.
eral, - shall enter into an obligation prior
to the Is, day of July next, with good and suf:
Gcicnt %sureties, to performtie serrice proposed.
Is. The bid should be SEN, under seal. ad.
dressed 10 Tho FRS, Assistant Postmaster Gen.
cral, with Mail Proposals in the State Of
-" written ON The face nf the letter. and
should be despatched in time TO be receIrcd by
Or before the 18th April next. a,3 o'clock. p III
20. The contracts are TO be executed before
the Ist July next.
Pos, Office D,par'ms.t. January Z, ls+3.
e.. a.. .WlCkLlFFE.
January l5, Isi3 l2w 81
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As9LE.


THE Subscriber feeling disposed TO re-
Il move TO Hamburg, will proceed to
sell, at his residence, on Wednesday, the
frs, day Of February mex, the following
properly, viz Two frs, rate riding lior,
ses, four youus Mules, one two year old
Colt. sired by John Bascomb. . eutiTc
stock OF Cattle and Hogs, Corn and Fod.
der. four or five thousand pounds c. Pork,
n Buggy, n frs, rate Wagon, one
Thrashing Machine, n IS Saw Gin,
new, Farming Utensils. Household aud
Kitchen ESfniIure, Sc.
Terms OF Saie-A credit until The first
day OF January next, the purchasers &c
awe approved endorsed Notes.
ISAAC T. HEARD.
inn IS 2ts 81
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
John Delaughter \
by OLIVER ToWLES, Esquire

DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire
Id Ordinary Of Edgeheld District.
Whereas. Ann Delaushtef aud Silas
Lanier, hath applied to me for Letters OF
Administration, on all aud singular The
goods and chat,els, rights and credits OF
:Absalom Delaughter, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite aud admon-
ish all and singular, The kindred and credi-
Tors Of The said deceased. to be aud appear
belorc me. al our mex, Ordinary's Court for
The said District TO be holden a, Edgcfield
Court House on the Both day OF January,
10 show cause. If any. why the said AID
ministration should not be granted,
Given under my hand and seal This 10th
day Of January, one thousand eight huu-
dred and forty three. and in The sixty-sevelh
year Of .American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. E. D.
Jan. is (S2 1917 b 81
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Sherif's Sale,

10y virtue of sundry wrils OF F!erl ia
ED cias, | will proceed TO sell at Edge
field Court. House. on The first Monday
aud Tuesday Of February ncx'. The OIL
lowIne property:
George Bussey, and others, vs. Ember-
sou Bussey. ex'tr., the tract q! laad where
the defendant lives.
Jasper Gibb, vs. Simeon CorIey. one
hundred auJ thirty-three acres oil and
more or less, adjoining lands VI David
Richardson, and others.
Roberl Carlisle. assignee, Us Rudolph
Garter. Lewis Ellzey, aud Elizabeth Cur
ter. oue negro man Dick.
Oliver Simpson VS. George \. Pardue.
". Gray, for .. Simpson, vs. The same.
james Randall VS. the sa,nc. James Nose
lev s. Co. VS. tin. same. }. j. Kennedy
W. Inc same. one negro man Man.
John G.. Moore VS. James Coleman John
Trupp, one hundred acres Of land. more
or less. adjoining J. VI. White and Others.
the property OF James Coleman.
J. Miller :. Thomas Deloach aId Sam
ucl Harsh. tn tract ofland where dcien-
dant Deluscn lives, containing lour hun
drrd nad Fifty acres, more or less.
Charles Hall vs. Richard Cocker. The
sanc vs. the same. negro girl. Patty.
john lake vs. John De!ausiier, Two
negroes, Silicr and Ann. and Que sorres
Mare.
james c. Cobb VS. Sarah Prior, Que ne
pro. Stephen.
Henrietta loor VS. Erwin Eir,sey, The
,rocl of land where defendant lived in the
wear 1912, adjoining lands Of Henry Rush
and others.
james II. Maxwell vs. John St%urZcncg-
ger. FIVE hundred acres of land, rnrre or
less, adjoining Dudley Rouuduce, Charles
Lamar, and Glars.
Wut. Bruusou, nG'nr., Us tbrum Pond,
md levi. EI!zrv. one bay Horse, Tic pro.
per,y of a Pond.
Lewis Jones " Co. VS. James Spann.
VIM. 3. Hudson vs. the same and JclIer-
Vausau,, six negroes, Jack. Jerry,
haupah, Ellen. Kitty, and Harrison. the
property Of J. Spanu. Also, | Wagon, 9
Horses, . Mules, | Cart aud yoke of
Oxen.
Ab-am S. A.dis, by J. 5. Gardener. vs.
David Ards, rwo hundred acres of land,
more O, less. adjoining the es,a,e of John
A,,l;s. ~. :. Wilson. and others
S,eejm,b & Merirt y, Richard Han.
kinsop. one negro. MARY.
S. Traylor vs. John Moseley, eish, hun.
! ,,reL ncres of land. more or less. ad;oini,.
lanes V,nn and o,bers
Rsssl, RlaIock ,s M;rh,., z, C,,r,y
.,J S,,,,e, N,..b ,.r, .ra, or,,,J ,,,,.,
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Fresh Gardess Seeds.

NUST received, 4 large and fresh supply
ID of warranted GARDEN mud FIELD
SEEDS. OF all sorts.
4 large COLLECTION Of Fruit Trees. tina,
will bear fruit this year. if planted this
, month.
SEQ FipsITeo Moss. and other Roses.
= Evergreen Trees aud Plants.
D9ich Bulbous Roots. and in fact every
thing in the Garden way. that any Lady
or Gentleman may want 10 eat, nr orna-
ment their grounds with. Cal! and see.
X. E. RUSSELL.
Columbia. Jan 10 ), 81
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Notice.

NNTILL be sold at the late res,dcree o.
w Burrell E. iioabs, OF Tuesday lie
7th day of February next. At II o'clock,
the following property. viz: one negro
woman, a good scamsiress, aud Que yoke
o fS,eers. Also, n small quantity Of Fod-
der, sold on 4 creuit until The twenty
seventh day Of December c Purcha-
sers viii be required to give notes with APP
proved securities.
JAMES S. HARRISON. Admir-.
January Is 81 81
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NOTICE..

"HIS is TO forwarn all persons from
u trading for u Note OF hand Siven by
me to james Wrigh, or bearer, for thirty.
FIVE dollars. given or the 5,h OF january
inst, and payable On or before the Goth o
December next. The property for which
said Note as given has proved unsouud,
and | am determined not 10 pay said Note
until compelled by Law.
JOHN BLAND.
Jan. I5, 1913 IL 81
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Notice.

A LII those indebted to the Estate OF
IA John Goodel!. deceased. will make
Immediate payment. and all those who
have been acting as Agents for said John
Goode.!, and have Alum Springs Pills IN
their possession, will deliver them up and
pay for what they hive used without de
law, as the Estate mus: be settled.
WM. b. MAYS. Admir-.
Jan 10 il 81
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Select School.

ON Monday The 10Th inst. a rriva'"
W School, Of The higher order, will ho
opened at Beach Island, under the super
imiendance OF Miss CAROLINE NJ. CARTER.
wh" is in every respect qualified TO give
instruction in The various branches usually
taught in schools Of the kind.
Coed board can he obtained in the neigh
boriood al moderate prices.
For further information Aprly 30 Mr..
samuel Clarke. or Mr.. David Adds, nt
Beach Island.
Bach Island, s. c.. Jan. 3. lsi; tf 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a LII Persons having any demands Il
"A gainSl The Estate Of a. G.. Coiyiu.
deceased, are requested Ia hand them in
properly altcs,ci to me. or 10 Samuel S.
TompkinS, Esq. Mt EdcetielG &. House.
on or before The first Monday in February
newt. TIE estate is expected to he insoi-
vent. and am desimu, Of mixing arrange
mcnts ar that time to settle it.
R.JENNINGS, jr. Iim'r.
Dec &c. 1912 Il so
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire,
I'D Ordinary Of Edsc6cid District.
Whereas, Benjamin MurreIl, hath applied
10 me for Letters Of Administration on all
and singular the goods and cha,,els, rights
and credits Of Jesse McClendon, late OF
shc Distric, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. TO cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased, to be aud appear
before me, a mex, Ordinary's Court for
the said Dis,ric, TO be holden at Edgeield
Court House on the Goth January, 1913.
to show cause, If any, why the said Ad.
ininisrra,ion should no. be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this I4,h
day Of January, Que thousand eish, hun
dred aud forty three. Il in the six~ty-sevculh
year ofAmerican independence.
o. TOWLES, O. E. D.
Jan. 10. 1913. 81 l2d b 81
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State OF South { arolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
V. c. Cosburn. Apt.
va. Joseph Parker
aud others, Defendants.
I'D an order from the Ordinary, | shall
AD proceed to sell in the above stated
case lands Of the Estate of Vim Robert
son. deceased, situate in said District, on
Cedar Creek, ad%joiuing lands Of Sarah
C%osburn, e. J.. Glover. VIM. B. Mays
and Mary Harrison. containing one hun.
bred and twenly-nine acres, more or less,
to be sold IN the first Monday in Febru-
ry next. on "a credit anti The first day Of
January next; purchasers TO give bond
and personal security. md a mortgage Of
The premises 10 The Ordinary. Cos, to be
paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. Z. d.
January i9, lSi3 ts3) d 81
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Negroes for. Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale, three
n Negroes !; TWO are Geld hands. Any
person wishing TO purchase can get a bar
gain, by applying to
DANIEL BIRD.
Edee6eld C.. H., Jau. l5 q 81
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The friends Of Colonel p. G.
CALDWELL. noun him US u Can
didate to represcn, The Congressional Dis
uict composed Of Abbeville. Edgefeld.
Newberry and Lexington, in the next Con-
gress. Jan y, 1913 oi on
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Notice.

A Ii Persons indct'cd 10 ~. slate. OF
IA Il. A. WalIac. DECEASED. w pate,
accoun, mr. judsI'rar. are hereby notified
thatrhc demands ~arninsI The cs,nle COM
pe!l me Ia refuse further indulgence. We
shall act fairly. bot positively the ness
Term Of The Cour.
IL. II. SPANN, Enecuior.
Jan 9, 1873 if 50
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For Hire.

rNHIlE Subscriber has on hand Eve good
Il field hand, and Que woman and one
girl 10 hire, for the present wear.
ELD2ED SiMKtNS.
EdgcSed, Jan 8. 1913 81 so
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"a Tie siL:sn &c uha, binds tsro aiding hearts"
MARRIED,

On Tuesday The 9Th ull., by The Rev.
J. Trap, MIR. WILLIAM RusHroS TO Miss
'DgMAEIs E. HoLLowAr. all Of this Dis
rricr,
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
Joseph Jacobs and Elizabeth hiswire,
Aonlirnn,. ~

Elizabeth Finly and others.
Ut appears TO my satisfaction that Ran.
IL del Finly aud Caela Finly. " of the
Defendants, reside without the liuits Of
this State, i, is therefore Ordered. that
they do appear aud object to the division
or sale of The Real Estate Of James Finly,
on or before the frs, Monday in April,
ls43, or their consen, TO the same will be
entered Of record.
DAVID LESLY, o. A. D.
Jan Is 3m 81
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The Business hereafter will be conduct,
cd uudcr the firm Of PRESLEY & BRrAN,
at the old stand Of Z. 3. Presley.
Z. B. PRESLEY,
B. c. BRYAN.
Jan 9, 1888 + so
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
John Lake,
rs.
John DelaughterS
VNTILL be sold at the house Of Johr
Wv Trapp. on Wednesday the Slh o
February next. The following property
one Road Wagon, five head Of Cattle,
stock of Hogs. lot Of Cotton. two lots oI
Corn, aud Spinning Machine.
Terms cash. S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D,
Jan Is 1t 81
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Charles Barronlon and Wife,
Apt, vs..
y E.,Iis., n.Ennlnnt

n. l.. Griffin, Defendant.
pY az oder from the Ordinary. | shall
I'D proceed 10 sell III tho above stated
case, lands Of The Estate Of Esther Exams,
otherwise called Esther Garrett. in The
Dislric, aforesaid. lying on the road run.
ming from tho Piney Woods House to
Hamburg where Benjamin Evans now
lives, containing one hundred and ffiy.six
acres. more or less, adjoining lands Of The
Estate Of VIM. Hobbs. deceased, John
kirksey and Others TO he sold on the frs,
Monday in February uoxi. on o credit un-
nj tho first day Of january next; purcha.
sers to give bond and personal security,
aud a mortgage Of the prcmlses,o the Or.
binary. Cost TO be paid III cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S, L. D.
Jan. is, 1915 tS300) d 81
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Notice.

Notice.
HAVING Associated myself 10 bust
LII mes, with Mr.. b. c. BaYAS on the
is, Of januury ls43, | take this oppor,uui.
~ Of informing all those Indebted to me
on Notes aud Accounts due up 10 Is, jan.
1913. thai it is indispensable. on my part,
TO wind up the business Of The old concern.
z. b. PRESLEY.
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State Of South Carolina,

ED'sE.E lIslsD do nv i.
G. L. a. E, pe"" q Co.,
.Appi's., vs..
Abncr White, Jr., Defft.S
~ au order from the Ordinary. ] shall
I'D proceed 10 sell on the FIRST Monday in
February next, lands belonging jointly 20
the said q. l.. ~ T.. Penn - Co, and the
said Abrcr White. Jr ON the waters of
Turkey Greek. adjoining lands Of K. T..
MINIS, Isaac Bell, Wiley Causcy, Daniel
Brunsou and John Hill. containing TWO
hundred acres, moro or less; TO be sold or 4
credit until the frst day Of January next {;
purchasers to give bond and personal Sc
carly, aud a mortgage Of the premises to
The Ordinary. Cost to he paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. Z. D.
January IL. 1913 (S3 00) d 81
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-12
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofthe BALrIMonE AMEnIcAS, August,
GPAIN--The supplies of Wheat are not very
,rge to-day, and there is a better feeling in the
narket, owirg to the increased supply Of water in
lc mill streams and some demand for a eishhor-
,g market We cannot, however, state positive
lvance in Price and therefore quote as before viz:
God to prime reds 95 90 cts. and ordinary to
God so a 95 cts. Among the transactions to-
ay we note sale of a load of prime North Caro-
ma at 81 cts; two parcels of Virginia, comprising
900 is, quality prime but not free from gar
and smut, al 95 cts., and another parcel at 93
90 cts. Very little doing in Com. We quote
I'd. white at 53 cts. and yellow at 81 55 cts
sales Of Md Oats at 81 n % cts.
WHISKEY is duh Limited sales of bbls
, &c cts. and Of hhds, at 25 cts.
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LoNGLEY'S
Great western Indian PanaCca.

Compounded entirely of Vegetable
Substances;
Free from Caiomei and all other Minerals.
For the history of hs medicine, and its untivaed
and truly surprising success and popular.
ily, sec large bills
HT is recommended as general chthartic for
n family use-in dyspepsia and all bilious dsea-
ses, il is invaualle--for Asthma it is considered
specific, no case having yet occurred which it has
failtd to cure--for common colds, imflamma,ory
diseases. rheumatism, affections Of the liver, &C.,
and for females, it is a safe and excellent remedy.
CERTIFICATE,
From DR.. SIds West Of B,nghampfon ~ Y.
Mr.. Longley Dear Sir: have used your Great
Western Indian Panacea in INV family, and have
repeatedly prescribed it for patients under my care,
and satisfied that il is always safr and in very
many cases an invaluable medicinc.-It operates as
a laxative without nausea, or pain; and while it ef.
fcctualy obviaes costivenefs upon the stomach
and liver altcrative, correcting aciiv, and re.
storing the healthy condition OF those organs.
Very respectfully yours, S. WEST.
For sale by JOHN w. FRlIING, Sunbury,
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland
May 20th. is43.--lv
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FOR THE AMERICAN,
Assembly.

Mn. MA,sEn-The Democracy of Norhumbcr.
nd county will soon he called upon TO make
loice Of Candidate for the next Legislature, and
'theTe have been several worthy men presented
r their consideration, permit us through the me-
nm Of your valuable paper, 10 offer EDwARD Y.
NIGHT, of the Borough Of Sunhury, as a candi-
ate for that important situation. Ia presenting
ir. Brigh, 10 the Democracy of Northumberland
ounty, we have no hesitation in saying, that a.
long the host of candidates that will be brought
ITO the field one TO whom the interests of the peo-
le could more safely I've conhded, cannot be found
IL. Brigh, has resided for long time among US,
nd is well acquainted with the wants and wishes
the people. He is man of excellent business
abils, industrious and apable-possessng sound
nowedge Of The Internal Improvement System,
nd II elected will fearIessy and faithfully perform
is Duty MANY.
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ID 1 Il ID ,


AT his residence in Northumberland, on Tues.
day last, JOSEPH EVERARD, Esq, aged a.
bout 80 years.
Mr. EvERARD was member of the Bar Of this
county. He was admitted to practice about year
since and gave strong promises of success in the
profession which he adopted. His death, which
was sudden and unexpected, came like shock
upon his friends and acquaintanccs, who bu, few
hours previous had seen him apparently in all the
vigor of life. He was attending the court a, this
place, on Monday last. At noon he called upon
Us, and requested US not 10 call up suit, in which
he the opposing counsel, until next morning,
as he was not we'll. He was taken home, but
alas before next morning came he was PROSTATE
and speechless, and in few hours after, corpse
His death was caused by appoplexy. In another
column we have published the proceedings Of the
members ofthe Bar, of which he was fellow mem
ber, on the melancholy occasion.
On Thursday morning last CHARLES, son o
Mr.. George HALL, of DauIhin, Daui hin county, tor
merly of this place, aged one year,
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Gen dash Of the food swept her away, and she was
eneulfed. Mr. Flower who was in an upper story
Of the mill, leapcd from the window into tree ;
here he remained until the torrent tore up the tree
aud swept it onward. He, however, succeeded in
getting hold Of the branches of another tree that
esisted the tide, and he was saved Several bodies
lave been found upon the shore and in the mea.
lows. This fatality il TO be ascribed to the un>
,araIeled suddenness of the rise of the water II
vas as ifthe earth had opened and poured forth
Yer secret flood Scarcely was the presence of
lsnger known, before i. was followed by the ab-
,ence Of hope. Hundreds Of hair~breadth escapes
ire narrated. The whole country is overspread
nth gloom, aud the consequences of last nights
alamities will long overshajow the prosperity OF
lis lovely section Of country"
We learn further that five persons were drown.
at Bancrof,'s on Ridley creek. Fifty bridges
the county, it is said, can be counted destroyed,
,ge,her with almost every milldam. Mr.. Crozier's
is supposed to be from SO to $4,000. kits
aern shop is gone, Mr.. Bcn,on's house, VIM.
crlin's, Mr.. VIM. Eyrc's boardyard swept away,
oshua =. g. VIM. Eyre's storehouse completely
npej. Jesse NJ. Eyre suffered great loss in
ore goods. On Ridley creek we have heard of
'ur bridges being carried away, and number OF
ouses. The probability is, there are many more.
he railroad bridges over Ridley Crum and Darby
e not gone.-U.