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city and Warwick, Stockton, Payne, French l.ssae o.
Goochland, Calwell, Miles, McRae, King, Bowden
GalIuher. Worthing,on, Parks, Davis of King and
Qpcen, Wallace, Stollings, Miller of Loudoun Miller
Of Mason and Jackson, Smith of Nansemond, Cabell
Taylor, Watts, VERIFY, Boiling Talman, Dey, Dan,el
Of Richmond city, Burwell, Moore Of r White oil
Cru,chfeld-44.
Mr. RANDOLPH moved 10 insist upon their disagree.
ment 10 the l4th amendment, (elatire 10 the tax on
bonds of corporations guaranteed by the State, as II
depended on the same principle as tie last amendment
(Carried.)
Mr.. RANDOLPH moved to recede from the disagree
ment 10 the 18th amendment (relating tax OH col
lateral inhefilanccs.) (Carried)
a message from the Senate by Mr.. L,ScnoRsE, that
the Senate have adopted resolution, appointing C2
nittcc OF full and free Conference 10 take into consider
alton the differences between the two Houses on the AK
Bill The Senate have passed with an amendment the
bill converting into stock the States loans to slndy
Rail Road Companies, and for other purposes. The
House concnrrcd in said amcEamcut.)
The House agreed 10 said resolution Of Conference
and Messrs. RANDOLPH, IIorkIxs, BYRD Of Frederick
CRurcnriELp and MARTIN, were appointed the Commit
Ice on the part of the House.
At six O'Clock, The House adjourned
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lp-h.HI-hiS-I En-.
Tie Eighth Congressional District.

Messrs Hunter and Newton, the candidates of this
Congressional District, were at our Court on Monday
last, and addressed the people Mr. Hunter delivered
OF the most powerful speeches ever delivered at our
Courthouse. He went against National Bank, Pro-
iec,ive Tariff, and Distribution. Mr.. Newton follow
ed reply, favor Of all the good things the Wings
90 for-among the number, Bidde Trap-but he did
not inform where be would get The BAIT nor how he
would fix the triggers 10 prevent lis falling on the
innocent and unsuspecting This information would
have been exceedingly interesting; however, he as
sured that many millions would be like shower
OF wealth upon the country. As TO myself, | should
prefer shower of cows tail 10 his shower Of paper
/ have seen too many such showers Have another
shower Of paper, and another Bankrupt law will be
wanting.
The Wings say, they viii certainly elect Newton
The Democrats say, theyw certainly elect Hunter; if
So we shall have two Representatives from this District,
and should all the other Districts in the State do as
we'll we shall have thirty Representatives in Congress
stead of fifteen; and that without any additional ex-
pense to the country, our extra number supply
the place of those States that Will have under a
late law of Congress.
In conclusion, would say, let US Judge the future
bv the past, extent al least il will be recol-
lected that the given al las! Presidential cleo
ton by the counties composing this Congressional
District was nearly balanced; but the Congre ssional
election that followed, showed the Wing cause to be
strongly on the ebb-Wh these facts before u.s. let us
not attach too much confidence to party msrepresenta-
tons. The Rappahannock is now between US. OF
course the guns will be more heavily charged. N.
re>er
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs-Y,,,,dsy.

The House got through all their bills yesterday, and
sent them 10 the Senate
At the evening session, the House committee OF
conference reported that they had met the Senate $
committee, but that they could not agree 10 the
points of difference between the two Houses the
tax bill.
Soon after, message was received from the Senate,
that they had receded from their amendments TO the
tax BILL Striking out the tax Stale bonds and bonds
of Incorporated companies guaranteed by the Siate.)-
The tax bill, therefore, has become law, and will be
found in full in our paper of to-day.
The business being conclusion, there is nc
doubt the two Houses will adjourn today.
Yesterday, Mr.. KrpwELL moved to take up the join
resolution, "posponrng the nsnlme nls and
interest due the Board of Public olks the Fishing
Creek and Brandonve Road Company" and would
beg leave inform the House that several efforts had
been made before, by himself and others, without ava:
He thought due to The Company olthat Road-as
we'll as 10 the counties through winch IT passes-to say
nothing of the individual interest at sake-that this
solution should now be taken up and considered. Mr.
K could imagine The difiiculy-a misrepresentation
having arisen in the minds Of members, as 1t regards
its true merits-and Mr. n would assure MEMBERS TINT
though it be small matter IN their eye. it was
matter of vast importance to the counties Of Preston
Monongalia, Marion and Tyler, whose citizens upon
their part performed their work far as contracted
in accordance 10 requirement, and now sought the
cnency Of this body TO postpone the payment Of money
which could be collected, and, If pushed by fore
closure, would result in the deep injury of work of
vast importance the travelling community, well
as citizens of that section of country. Now, the
question is will this House consider this resolution
The Of proposition so fair and reasonable, he
could doubt, especially when our duty IS 10 regard
every interest," and in the general veal of our
common country.
MIR h motion failed
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
Frjd1u. March 2J.


communication from the Senate, by their clerk
that they hav passed the bills
.sChanrinr the Company of Artillery attached t
the 5Gil regiment, to company Of Light Infantry;
.To construct new Hes' for the First Auditor
Office
"To provide for the opening and repairing Of pub
lie roads, and for building ana repairing proges IN h'
county Of Brooke;
Extending the provisions of the act Of 9th of March
1910, authorship John Whitaker TO erect toll bridge
across Peak Creek in the county Of Wythe, now Pu
ski-and
CIRCULATING fishing on the Potomac River during
certain months and concerning distractions TO fishing
on said river
They have also passed, with amendments, the bills
"Imposing taxes for The support of Government"
"Prescrblng the mode OF ascertaining certain suo
jects of taxation and
"Concerning dams on streams improved by naV'gl'
ton companies (lhe House eohcu'feo III the Seha'e
amendments 10 this bill.
The Senate have postponed indefinitely the bill
amending the act concerning apprentices bound out by
the overseers of the poor and they nave agreed TO the
Resolution extending the time for the delivery OF The
Land Books and lists OF taxable property, oy commIs
soners altering the time when ShefiHs ana olher col
lectors shall BERN to collect the public taxes, ane
may disran for the same and also, altering the time
of making the county levy.
Mr. Boiling presented the Preamble and Resolu
lions Of public meeting in Petersburg, demonstrating
against the passage Of the tax bill.
Mr. B. stated that they were adopted IN 'ulI meeting
held without regard to party Al his request the pro-
ceedngs were read.
Mr. RAxpoIPu said he would, under no clrcum
stances, treat with dsrcspect The public expression q
opinion by any portion of his ieow-ezens our nc
must be permitted 10 say that The resolutions JUST reao
showed much ignorance of the Tax Bili condemned II
such uumeasured terms 1t was objected IN the l reso
buttons that il made dsproporonac distinctions lor OF
against, dyreu, Geographical portions OF the Common
Were the members Of the mesng
portion of the Commonwealth-was lalsed twenty
per cent and the tax on slavcs-held mostly IN Tue
Eastern portion of the Statc-was raised but heen per
cent: And was this an injustice, of which Petersburg
The very heart of the slave population should aO@
plain They object that The tax on merchants ilcenses
5 onerous on small dealers. Has not THIS tax been
hitherto horizontal The small and the large dealer
&c who sold $4,000 worth of goods and he VINO s9d an
100000 worth by retail, paying the same: ana docs
70, this bill correct the Injustice BY recurring nun wn0
ellis under $1,000 pay the @
e,ween these amounts And shall they, VINO nav.
over complained Of the horizontal tax, complain Oh
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c land titles EXCEPT Virginia, who as wise as any
Of item, and hope she will.
Mr. Speaker IL know men who went away from
home and hunted names, which held large claims
of lands and for few dollars got deed, and swinded
the whole country. BY showing that they have titles
md at has been done frequently. have known per-
sons TO purchase lands Two three times and then not
have good title and now the member from Fay.
cite and Nicholas wants 10 give them chance TO sweep
The whole country.
Mr.. Speaker: am very much surprised at my friend
from Fayel,e and Nicholas, whom have known for
twenty years and whom believe To be an honest man.
But there is something behind the curtain that Is so
black Heaven itself only express IT. cannot.-
member from the West, who lives IN the WOODS, ana
who represents the people and the same Interests
that the former representative Gid, Qhe honorable M1.
alcLaughhn atored and prayed hard for the passage
OF the same law, for the protection and settlement OF
land titles in the West, which have burdened down the
armersin particular by these large foreign land CLAIMS
Mr.. Speaker: | am in hopes, you and your Eastern
brethren will support the passage OF this BILL VIII
shew you what great benefit the State derives from
it, and what she will derive from it hereafter; particu
Early when the people burdened down with such
heavy taxes that they hardly hold their heads
BY examining the First Auditors c;.le, as to tho
delinquent lands since the passage Of this law there
has been paid in S23 o44, and the same amount yet ITO
he paid in, which is near $4,000. BY examining Inc
Registers Office you will find that the quantity of land
sold for the last three years amounts 10 some hve or
thousand acres per year, and the fee accrung there
$4,000; and the money which WIZ
finally upon the sale OF said laid cannot iai
short of some $4,000, which makes about Sl2OOoo'
during the short time this law has been in force; be,
sdes the blessings the Western people have enjoyed
by the settling of their land titles
! Mr. Speaker: II is true the member from tayette
and Nicholas has told this floor, that in his two
counties there were slanderous suits than any
others But, Sir, what little | know of those two
countess know there good and honest men IN
them So, therefore, must pray TO this House, like
Abram OF old, did about Sodom and Gomorrah, IT
there are ten honest men Fayete and Nicholas, eve
them two counties; and in hopes you will, BY the
passage of this bill.
Altar the vote taken, there were d to save tho
| West and Is TO destroy.
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SUBSTANCE Of Tie Remarks of yur. F. Moore, Member

SUBSTANCE IF Tie Remarks Of Mr.. F. Moore .hrm6cr
from CabeN and Uayge, in the House Of Dsicgm'S' IN
Reply 10 .Nr. SrocKroN, CT Fayete aad 'ien'''S o"
tie Jesiern Delinquent Land Bill.
Mr.. SrEAKER-Sir Il am very much embarrassed
this dull weather, but Sir, every nerve in my oooy IS
excited this question II is OF the greatest IN
porlance that has been up this session before the Legs
ature for the interest Of the East and West n'oiEco
in the passage of this BILL for the perfection oil Inc
titles in Virginia. Sir will she stand by and see her
citizens robbed and driven from their lands and homes
which they have purchased by their hard labor ana .s
sweat of their brows and the poor women ana chiIore
driven TO beggary in the world by these foreigners ano
large specuators- their pretended claims when nell
agents are standing by and seeing these lands improved
by men who have laid out their all, and likewise tner
labor, and when improved 10 high value, anu '.en
drive them off when they have not paid their tax on the
said land for years, when the land is forfeited to The
Literary Fund And for the purpose of getting me poor
farmers labor for nothing they are to be permitted 70
redeem their lands. and drive them off. WIZ Inc mem
Der from Fayette and Nicholas say that tins IS just
Sir every State in the Union protects their citizens and
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no rHE EDlroRS 0E 1nE EnoulRE

TO THE EDITORS Of TIE ENQUIRER.
On looking over over the ayes and of the mem
bcrs in the House Of Delegates in your paper, fire.
ouently find my vote not recorded and finding Smith OF
vote recorded, have concluded, the
mistake originated in that way; as Northumberland is
not represented by gentleman OF that name.
This error presents to the community Smith of Nan
semond as being absent, or inatlcniyc 10 his duties:
therefore an insertion of this note will confer favor on
Your obejient servant,
RlRERT u SMITH
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SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS,
WIloLt3ALE AND RETAIL
DE3LFRS IN BOOKS IND ST3TTOSEPI


DE3LERS IN BOOKS md STATIONERY,
RE now receiving their supply Of SPRING GOODS selected
n by the IN person. from the Northern markets.
which comprises usual variety Of Standard Publications. IN
every department Of Literature School and Classical Books, OF
improved editions used in The various Schools and AGA
denies in Virginia. Letter and Cap Writing Papers, from nil OF
the United sta:es Tin which article We
Inducements puchaersl Wrapping Paper,
Paper Wall Paper Bonnet Boards Saies &C.
Country Merchants invited TO examine Stock before
chasing determined offer such inducements al
their advantage buy Of us. The old customers
of the ouse viii always find complete Stock To select fom
and upon usual commodatng terms.
Binding oil its varieties executed In the best MANNER
A supply Of Blank Books always hand. ,
SMITH, DRlNKER MORRIS,
sMtTH & PALMER
-uAu
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one and half per cent on the excess of SlGO yearly
rent or value and on every printing newspaper press
twice thr amount charged per annum fer subscription
the paper, s" that II be not more than $40
MIR GAlLtmEE moved to rescind the resolution Cor
adj n-nng TO morrow sine dic as it was impossible 10
git through Carried.
The House adj 'nrned I'LL Saturday, o'clock.
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
LAND OEEICERs

Samuel J. Bayard, at Fairfield, lows, vice Joseph c.
Hawkins.
Richard B Servant, Kaskaskia, H., vice Samuel
Crawford
Robert II Booth, Tallahassee, Fa., vice R. B. Sem
pie, resigned.
CCsroM-HoUsE OFFICER
John Bryan, appraiser at Charleston, S. c. vice Je.
remiah A. Yates
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Smith & PALMER
March 20

AW SOTICE-rhe subscribers have formed partnership 10
IL practise They win attend all the Courts hed IN tnS
.ily and in the counties OF Gooehland and Lousa
ire on oveynor strex, ne Joseph Mayo ESQ.,
~ " PEACfIY \ GRATTAN,
HENRY GoALTER CABELI..
Richmond, Va, Des. 10, 1919. @-a&wtt
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TENEhaL
T w. DIBRrLL and THOs. MIEURE, who now compose
the firm OF j. w DlBRELL & co, have taken into CO.
partnership THOMAS H. HoLCOMBE, Of Iynchbuyg. The
will be hereafter conducted under the style aud firm Of
DIRRELL HoLCoMBE CO. In .sles, the cash system Will
bc adopted, q nearly practicable In soliciting patron
age would remind their friends that . rule OF the House
article produce which
they sell for Others Jas w DlBRELL,
TIiO5 MlEURE,
THOS H. HOLCOMBE.
p;-hrond March Of 1919 l07-4wif
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CAsvAss Is THE AccoMAc DIsTRicr MIR. Wise
addressed the people Of Elizabeth City at the Court
House in Hampton, Yesterday. Mr.. Carter was not
there we learn, having returned to Richmond.
ryorfoM Beacon, March a.
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UOYT A. CO.'S OFFICE.

Under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Pugtnd
nRAWISG of Alexandria Lottery, Class II, drawn 18th
H. March:
$780, 30 IS c. and u Is So oil three sold and
casled by lOYT & Co. in Lottery drawn here Friday.
March % Uc-N
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= 70 " BERNARD pEYTON.

TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
Genemen-I think just 10 the country people, who have
Stock SALE that should make known to them the act that
selling city of Richmond AT cents per pound
March 2-,h Isi3. SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-28
March 90

rsO BUILDERS AND OTllEES-Tie subscriber would most
respectfully the citizens of Richmond and It's vcni
IT, that manufacture the following articles,
terms az reasonable they be had in "f The Northern
cities Brass and Iron Locks and Bolts for banks prisons,
stores dwellings, Locks and Bolts for sliding and folding
doors, with brass, glass and plated furniture.
As and blind fasienings and very superior ar
liclr-the cheapest and best offered 10 the public.
r. Bells hung with without tubes, Locks repaired, and
keys notice. and The most reasonable
terms. - =. Loa5Ghsos,
Maiu between 9Th and 9Th Streets
WA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-28

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, March -, lsi3 In conformity
act entitled reduce into one act the several
acts concerning passed the nth day oil January 1879
do hereby known, all whom may concern tha II
appca by certificate the Echeato Of the county Of Clarke
dated the March, and this day received into the
Office BY inquest held the e9 day OF Aay,
lei Ferry vie IN the coun-
~ of Clarke containing quarter acre. which Thomas
Whiting died seized essha;rt to tins Commonwealth
S. II. PARKER, Reg. L. Office
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.foItok Beacon, March "a
Thomas Wood, Esq and DR.. John r. Wood, are
announced by "many voters" in the Richmond Wing,
as candidates for Abemarle county. We will not
hslloo before get clear Of the Woods, but we hope
and believe that the fires Of Jetersonian Democracy
will totally consume the last food of Whggery in AL
bemare before the end Of next month.
[LynehJurg Republican.
The DEmocRArIc ApDREss-Adopted at the late
Convention in Richmond Qhe publication of which is
commenced first page will attract the readers
attention. II is able paper written in forcibe
and perspicuous syle and Astounding in the soundest
Democratic principles. 1t is an address worthy the
best days of the old Dominion and should, if posi-
ble be placed in the hands of every voter Wherever
read and reflected upon the best results may be pre-
dicted. -IaHey Star.
The last Staunton Spectator states that VIM. kenney,
ESQ., has resigned the Office Of Dis'c, Attorney of the
U. ST. for The Western District Of Virginia
ASSUMPTION rs Ono.-ln the House of Representa-
tivss of the Ohio Legislature before adjournment
resolution introduced 10 instruct the delegates OF
the State Congress support the assumption project
Of Mr.. w. c. Johnson. 1t was elected by vote OF
d. 10
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Deaths.

Died Sunday night Fever JosRrH DUsRAn Lrp-
LAM Henry and Sarah ludlam aged four years, six
months eighteen The friends OF the family are re-
quested TO this aenoon half pas3 o'clock
Died on The 18th instant at 10 o'clock, NJ Mrs Louisa A.
,nsisos rec Wm Harrison, Sr, Of Sussex hir'
consistent member oil tho
Baptist Church. and during long and tedious Illness she bore
The pain with oude and esigna-
ton to the will of God which Religion alone can give
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RICHMOND MARKETS-Mareli q, 1913.
ToBAcco-Wfhout chanee-say, iugs 81 IS IS; leaf,
81; fine manufacturing, g II II.
FLorn-somewhat improved Sales Basin 50 6si In
SIS - for Canal City Mills held al IS and 5-no saes
WHEAT-Without Change-say 10 go cents per bushe.
coRS-i5 AZ per bIslir!-he latter for white.
OArs-27 80 per bushe from Depot and vessels.
CLOVER SErD-Si per bushe.
PLasIEn-S5 per on Basla-very scarce.
Sails! .5 Il / 80 sack.
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s.KETCHEs OF THE LAWS can be obtained to-day, ap
- picaon 10 tie Public Printer.
March % lOe-lt
7 OSr CERTIFICATE.--I shall apply for the renewal OF q
IL certificate m;slaid dated 9h April 1884, No. 469,
for one snare of Stock Virginia. s,andino IN
name All persons hereby notified 10 show cause why tie
.,ne may moi be done DAVID r. LYMAN.
I.nc hburp March lOc-W6w
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-15
Executor'ssSaTe.

W7iLL be sold at the late residence Of
Wv Daniel Brunson, senr., deceased,
on Monday the 18th of December next,
the follow ing Tracts Of Lard, viz:
Tract No. l. Containing four hundred
and sixty-seven (460 acres, bounded on
the north by lands of Malacki Bronson,
on the east by lands Of Samuel Williams
and Caleb Tally; on the west, by lands oI
Sandy Burkhalter, and tract No. 2.
Tract No. 2. Containing three hundred
and sixty-6ve 1861 acres, situate on both
sides OF 2saverdam Greek, bounded on
The north, by No. 3; 3; on The east BY No.
/; south. by Caleb Tally and Sandy
Burkhalier; on the west,by Wyatt Holmes
Tract No. 3. Containing FIVE hundred
and uinety-.wo (592) acres, bounded on
the north, by John Wash; east, by Mrs.
C. Brunson; south, by No. 2; west, by
Wyatt Holmes and Amos Holmes. Plals
oil which will be exhibited on The day oil
sale.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-15
HAMBURG, November z.

Remnrks.-The stock of Cotton in Ham
burg and Augusta, on The Isl inst. was 2l,-
726 bales, ofwhich there were in Hamburg
ASS bales; in Augusta l6,47O bales, and
on board boats and on the wharves 4OO
bales-the stock in Hamburg and Angus
ia same time last year was, 1854 bales.
Total receipts in Hamburg and Augusta,
for The month Of October last, 1854
bales, same lime last year, 34,929 bales.
There were received in Hamburg last
month, II ,5S2 bales, and in Augusta by
Rail Road 10000, and by wagons 1882
bales, making difference ofreceipts above
Hamburg of 1882 bales by rail road and
wagons.
CorT5S.-The arrivals of Cotton since
last Wednesday have been light, as the
planters are disposed to hold back for bet
ter prices. Owing TO the small quantity
coming in, and the expectation OF Liver.
pool advices, our market is brisk, to-day
at low prices, say 6 TO "a cts; principal
sales 81 10 cts. There seems no doubt
among those who know, but that we shall
have short crop this year; most of our
planters would now have their Cotton all
in, il it was opened; and we understand
that there is not very much to open.
Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-15
AUGUSTA Nov. s

HU6USTa NOV. ..
Cotton-- The receipts have been fair du-
ring the week. Up TO the 4th inst, there
was Jess activity 10 the market, but since
that time the sales have been very brisk.
Planters seem disposed to hold their COT
ton, and the news by the packet ship
Liverpool has probably impaired addi-
,ional confidence TO buyers. The market
is firm at the following quotations:-or-
dinary 81; Iniddliug 81 z; middliDg
fair to fair 7 "a; good fair 70 u.
Groceries.-We have not The slightest
alteration to make in our table of last
week. Stock of every description is a.
buudant and the demand generl, but ra-
ther more limited than at the period Of
our ,las, quotations.-Constitutionatist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-15
Ridge Lands For Sale.
Novr. Is

THVHE Subscriber wishing to move to other
u land he owns in the neighborhood, offers
the DESTROYS plantation. where he now lives for
sale, containing 730 acres, Of which about 26O
are in good state of cultivation, and IN tolera.
bic good repair, on which there is good dwell.
ling house, ginn house, cotton screw, and other
necessary out buildings. A good Orchard of
apple and peach trees. The place is well wa
tered with wells and branches, lying miles
above the Ridge. on the road leading from CO.
iun,bia to Edgefeld Court House, Terms will
be made easy to an approved purchaser:
WIN. MOBLEY.
Nov. 6, 1e43. If az