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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

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-. 81 1ss- December 7, isi3
q MI ection nffiv directors for the patevt
n bank. and four for each OF ths branches. 10
serve Tor the ensuing wear. will he held ~ the
hank ing hon in the civ ,,fwheeline, on Toes
day the I'd day OF January 1874. betw cen the
hours Of 10 A W, and NJ. .sa as
An act of Assembly,. passed March 25th. tsi2.
prov dc that N. Officer or Director of a Rank,
shall hereafter vote by proxy f-r anv sfockhol-
ter, m amy election ef f'irec'or or Officers OF n
Bank; nor shall an Droxv he valid which shall
have been executed co days before the time Of
arv election ~
The sane act forhids. that any President or
rirector Of any Savings Bank or g aeral Agent
of any Manufactari Sg ar Mining COMPANY. shall
hereafter be eligible as Director Of any Bank.
dec } LIS T. Cashier
HNHE DEsTROYER, srale v, The an tho
OF Ten Thoasonds Year for salesr
dec MELLORS
lINHE VILLAGE INN or The Adventure Of
Beilerhassaigar. 1rmnaaep nv Henry w
fIerheH, narhor Of Tho The Rro,rer. .Cromw ell
.Msrmsenke wycil' SIC. E'r sale AZ
der-4[ NELL ops
rENHF sFAwsTRESsss raie Of sos,nr. bv
u the author q Two MerchaRrS.i tTailnr's
Arprcniise; &c. A FIRST ssartv. 'af the shove
Interesting work Just reed and snr sale ~
Gee 4 rNiraa 80 AELLOR'S.1
O7iGlNaL NovEf.e-Jrifs corrytrr. io-
romnnee OF the AIr~. nv {. t;rattar. su,hcr
OF Fighvavs and Ry~ays,' 'Jscq,i.iins ~ " IL
land sc. Tor sale at | MELLORS.
dec
nUE RILI.--A due hi dawn in favor NJ VIM
= Porter. was leff IT MEt.t.OCrS.la few DAYS
sipce. tbe-ownsr can Get II hv calling dec
LATEST AND CHEAPEsT.
| VELVETS. MarsliHe de Lame, new style
rriats. Pihhons. Flowers .Frin9es and
Gimps. all rolnrs; worsied cars and .honnsis,
cotton night cane. tSc- just rec'd md for sale.
nov % yoHNSrOf..BERR ~Co. =
! Sup Blue black cloth. blue Pilot and Beaver
y cloth very cheap, 6 a Tweed cassi mere
Tweed cassinstt. kentucky Jeans, Had 1tm
Gio-es Miiis. Socks 81 sven ders. W. reed and
1 nov % sfir fs c. af FL.
rxf aONETc rsT AN1NJEF & TVS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14


WNOR RENT-An eiegbe WARR HOUSE,
n On Mopros ST. Apply al THIS OfFiCk-
oct 81
A PPLEs-9s Bbls Dried apples. end IS bbls
- HFOPsyTH q CO.
vr.ou.ese,--s0 i.,ses pa1I 4 ia ~ Tobacco.
;r,,-,ee,l-.aB sons g,irarni nsd f'r ale low
a., ed. ~ n FORSYTH 4 GO.
ss.f
0owpER--3OO Kegs Bssuys FFFG md
R.ck p,sder. Ef saie ~ ihe sUb-rftbefs.
,nv jill FORSYTH r. co
nOWDER just recsivsd l75 ksgs Bsasty's
Ret Rifle Prwder.
f7s kros Besus's R,r-k Powder f,f see nv
ociI5 JAMES u FORSYTH & co.
1--WE br,i i25 eppis rrini IN io~n.m
Il ~v Is , 80 b MARSH =
A VERY superior ariieie Of vEsFIN0S. 81
4 ~ hea u y0u coll sDsn 81 MAltrft
nov &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14
= Il II N - SIT NAAS
N@ TX VA AAsS t2AyaS @M1ss
John
has III sale o.
h-s'4 ~''-~ e SJPEE5 BOOKS ~

for Gifts and PreSentS for q

which
following public
at.pdtxa nuine Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

FALL 4 WINTER FASHIONS Is43-4.
nNHE Subscriber has now on hand Of his Ow,'
n manuia cIur,, beautIful az Icle of Beover
and Neufrd Il .Grer Hats of tie Late Fun
FashioR, also, rea
Fine No Nentra, Fine Ne Mole skin.
Do 2 do. Do I kussta,
Do Cashmere, Do do.
Together with large assortment OF Musk,
COnev,- YOu.bs' and Childrens' Castor, n apt
and " DEL Hats of every style or quality IN use
Ny Hats iefng manufactured Of the est ma
teriIl and by the best of wOrkmen, will compare
W iih any manufactured in the United states. I
cannot say ihat Will sell cheaper than any other
EsIG6 iistmrRf IN Wheeiing ne such an ASSERTION
)uld bear the impress Of Fdtseh0od on IT'S very
face. But those ~h. wish Tor Fashion able
article got 10 ~ superior stvle. and which Tor
Hghfnsss, texture and durability of colour, can,
not be surpassed wenld lnvi'e - cali an9
examine Eiy assortment before purchasing, aud
will guarantee they she'll not go away dissails-
fed with an articls exhibited, or the the price
asked fer same.
No 10 Main Sheet. &C M'CALLAM.
dec "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

GtoTTON Yarns ....,
q ! $500 ~ a.-orisd Coiioe Vans reeeivyd ~
se,ooot ga siI b. sold aitaanniatiurrr. prizes.
- JAS n FORSYTH q co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

UDATENT CuRRYING KNIVES. of n superior
u qnany. AM Flc-hers ard Workers. FIR sale
nj tho HnIdware Store Of OFT & GREER.
my 81 SO Main ST.
(tOFFEE MILLS-An,aher supply req d This
~ dav. and for sal. ~h'Irsal- ned retnil. Ivy
nov 81 OFT & GREER. I SO Mai. 81.
HtOAL SHOVEL S--A SIMPLY of large size
VI Gal Slr wells i,-f reed ntd Esr sale by ~
nov 81 OFT & GREER. $50 Main 81.
e ATCIIETS- reed - d'z Ilnicheis, Of
ID IL vnrious stamps. and for snic L,w Nv
: my 81 .ff as-, lr-0 OFT & GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-14

CtOTTON YARNS AND DATING, Of
ghs Arkwrrshi Mile. eoHs'sely 90 ha''" .'..'
bsr. tbei, ssep,s ~ FOnSY ~ a co.
ms s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
CGlfl lapcrclaa.

IAapuRc. Angus, 30
Ren6 rks The prospect for shor, cotton
crop tins wear. together with the small quantity
arriving. aie more the catises nj p,cseut of orr
market advancing. than otherwise. notwth.
standing we have Liverpool news To late date.
We motto" several cotton wagons in lo-dIy;
and now commences The fall business with our
merchants.
Cot.nn.-rricc. to-day rangc from ) TO cts.
according !" quality. Tor the old crop: princi.
pa! sales u 'c ID cts. The markc, is firm, will,
no inclination dowmwards.
Dry Goods, Groceries. Se.-Thcrc is rnI.
supply on hand. ana are offered al fair prices.
floar.-Therc Is MI oveisiocs atprcsent. with
consta", arrivals from Ia. country Sales from
wagons. "a 10 81 ,er barrel; bm, il mus, be u
choice article M bring the latter price.
Eagging ami Bale Rope.-lIcavy stocks of
Dagg'ng are iu Store. consisting OF Tow, Iiemp,
and Guuny, which sells from IG 10 20 cts
Bale rope is disposed oI al 10 la c,s per ID.
Salt -Sutiiricu. quan,;i-, for immcdiu,e
use are held by merchants. nj 80 cts. per bush.
el: and for sacks So 10.
Corn.-rhe approaching tine Cor the inguth.
ering Of the new crop. l,as induced planters TO
run in the old stock. for which they obtain 37 4
to 50 cts. per bushei.-Jou.rs,
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Wha. is in tke ,v;nd ao.s I'VE had a

Wzat is in ike irind ao.s I'VE had a
visit the beginning of'his week from that
enterprising old citizen OF Georgia, Henry
.Shultz. Mr.. Shultz IS not The naR to
publish his business Ia every one. or 10
any one nefnre II /, matured. He only
stated that he came up by Macoa TO see
Grifiiu and the Rail Road, and was going
back ky Mudison. lie was much pleased
with the grading Of the road, spoke feel
ingly land sympa,helically. On doubl) Of
Gen. Griffin; and expressed himself with
warmth as 10 the ln,rrc wealth and pros
perity which would fow through the road
10 The metropolis Of Georgia. We wish
some Of the Directors Of the Central and
Monroe Roads had been by. when he was
disconrsing upon The utility OF low prices,
active business nnd spirited composition.
He would have crowded some Of their
picayune notions spraug ou, of their little
heads fno offence. gen,leman.) Mr.. 5.
STAYED in Griffin but one day. aud took his
departure the next morning for Madison.
Georgia JcGersonian
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EEron dc National ln..iliseaees.l


lmporsan. from The Vest, (if true.)--
From the second number Of q new paper
jns, established ut Ba,esville, in Arkansas.
by che title Of The North Arkansas"
under date Of August 9th, we copy ,he
following:
"Importani from, she Indian NafieH.-
The following letter. from any intelligent
citizen Of this vicinity. now in the West,
contains mos, important information. i,
will DO recollecied that Rridge was killed
nbout two years ago. by the adherenrs Of
the Ross party. The death Of Ross was
doubtless an act Of retaliation. II mus,
result in a serious difficulty:
.BEArTlE's PRAIR,E, (ARK.) July 10.
TO the Editor Of the Arkansas
DEAR SiR.--All 10 CONSERVATION here
among The Cherokees: John Ross IS
killed A gentleman direct from the
neighhorhood Of Ross, arrived here few
hours ago with the news. The truth Of
tho repori is no, doubted here. The par
,iculaIs are not, as YET. ascerialned.
No doubt is expressed by the publisher
oil tbs truth Of ibis information. Until it
10 confirmed, we may be allowed to hope
that il is net true, though circumstances
induce The apprehension that il may be.
The death Of such man as Ross by vic.
lenee would be Of itself an event to be
deplored; but, when his position Of Cbiei
Of his Nation, and the consequences which
are likely to Aow from such a catastrophe
are considered, il would DO deeply to be
lameuied.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06

Facts for the *kepfieai.-In four groups
ofIslands in the Pacific ocean. here ,hir-
teen years nso. the people were Idoa'ers,
AMI most ofihe;n cannibals. there are now
10000 members Of Christian church 8.
In Que district in Southern India. The
Church Missiouasy Society have l9.003
candidates for baptism. and COB cor mu-
nican's. In New Zealand. in district oi
the Island. the average attendance of the
natives upon divine worship is 7, 4I7 ;
candidates for baptism LOO; native
Christians. S7S.-By the Iabors of Mis-.
siouarics of the American Board, 50
churches have been gathered among the
hea,hcn, embracing about 10000 mem
bcrs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06

Keep him n,oring.-The Cleaveland d
PIaiudealsf, says" Henry Clay visited
Ohio during The last Fall campaign. ad-
dressed $50 thousand Buckeyes at Day
ton. The vote ofrhe State was changed
from $4,000 whig in 1870. 80 5000 dem
ocra,ic. making gs,n of26. 900. A few
months before the election in Louisiana,
Mr.. Clay made his grand entire into New
Orleans. and harangned The mnlr,u,.rs
there assembled for several days. TIE
result is rold in the triumphant election
Of every democratic candidate for Con.
erees, sweeping the State like prairie
fire ard frightening the coons into cold
sweat.
He is next to visi, North Coroliua.-
Hope no will go by way Of Vermont,
Rhode Island, and the Jarsies. Keep
him moving"
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Edsefeld, Sept. 6. lS43. 9t 80
Medical College of Georgia,

TENHE Lectures will be resumed OH the Sc
u cond Monday (.he l3th) November next
FACULTY.
G. ". NEWTON, ". d. Professor Of Anato.
my.
L. 4. DUGAS. VI. D. Professor Of Physiology
aud Pathological Anatomy.
ALEX MEANS, VI. d. Professor Of Chemis.
try ard Pharmacy.
|. r. GARYIN, n. D. Professor Of Therapeu-
tics and Materia Medica.
JOS. a. EVE, NJ. d. Professor OF Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Infants.
L. ID. FORD, NJ. u. Professor Of the Institutes
and Practice Of Medicine.
p F. EVE. NJ. d. Professor Of tho Principles
and Practice Of Surgery.
JOHN McLESTER. VI. d. Demons,ra,or OF
II. F, Campbell, NJ. D, Assis,an, Demon.
sirator.
Fees for full Course, $40 90
Practical Anatomy. when taken. 10 90
Mairculaiion first Course only, 5 90
Money current where Students Ieside taken
At par.
Patients will be operated upon gratutously
il allowed 10 be brought before the Class.
Students boarded here lust winter n Is 10 IL
dollars per month, every thing included.
PAUL F. EVE. Dean.
Augusta, Sept, l5i3.
September & 81 81
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

PY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary Of EdgefcId District.
Whereas, Edward 4. DooIit,le, hath up.
piled TO me Er Letters OF Administration
On all and singular the goods and cha,,els,
rights, aud credits OF Rhoda Dooliule, late
Of the Disiric, aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased, TO be aud appear
before me. at our next OIdinary's Court
for the said Distric, 10 be holden al Edge
field Court House on the 18th inst, ls43,
to show cause, If any, why the said Ad-
minislration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 5,h
day Of Sept. one thousand eight hun
dred aud forty three, aud in the sixty Sc
venth year Of American independence.
.. TOWLES. o. Z. d.
Sept 6, 1913. [S2 l2l q 80
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Stale OF South Carolina.
Augusta, Sept. 1913.
Spn,amI,erk

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I
CuLuMHIA, 2sih Aug. ISi3.
By His Excellency JAMES Fl. HAanosD, Esq.
Governor and Commandci..n-Ch Chiei, in and
over the State Of South Carolina.
ER7HEREAS, information has been rccciv.
w cd at this Department, that an nitro.
cious murder was committed abont the 9th day
Of November last. at Bacon's Bridge, in 81.
Georges Parish. bv BENJAMIN STEVEN.
SON, on the body Of HrzExiAH THoMAs. and
that said Benjamin Stevenson has fed from
Justice.
Now know We. that 10 the end Justice may
be done. aud tha, the said Benjamin Stevenson
may be brought to legal trial. for his offence
az aforesaid do hereby offer reward Of One
Hundred Dollars for his apprehension and
delivery into any Jail in this State. Benjamin
Stevenson is described as being about feet 9
inches high. blue eyes, square built, round face
dark complexion. dark hair. large mouth. pro-
jec,ing teeth. and about % years ofase.
Gwen under my hand and the seal Of the
State. at Columbia. this 25th day Of Au.
gust, A. d.. ONE Thousand eight hundred
and forly.thrce. and in the sixty-eighth
year OF the independence Of the United
States OF America.
JAMES II. HAMMOND,
Governor Of South Carolina.
X. @. PHcgyEY. Secretary o. State.
September 8 1 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06

Hol1 they lire n Gssq. BItmn.-ln
the Umlra k;usiom, il has been Prnved
that there are lJQ00.o0n ofthe peon!e
who are not consn.uc'. ~ whea' 5OO.UOO
consume seven ounces daily l.JD0.600.
ten ounces 100000 fourteen ounces {;
100000, seventeen ounces; i.0OU,00O,
twenty four tunccs daily. This gives H.
G00.000. Then there arc 1000 900 who
live on oatmeal, nd I0000.OOU who. 10
use the words Of Rev. Sidney Smith,
"tejoicc in potnlocs.' And this is the
"ay human beings live in aristocratic
Great Britain.
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rCIRCULAR.1
ITO Planters %sWprcIa0,ass.


II BEG leave to inform YOU. that continue
II the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS at my old stand, known as thc
WATERPROOF WAREHOUSE. De,acf.
ed as it is from other buildings, It's location rem
ders i, Dearly as secure from FIRE. rs If Il was
iire.proof. The floors have been elevated above
the high water mark OF the great freshet Of
May. 1910.
Planters will thus be secured from the posi-
bii,Y ofloss and damage by freshc,s.
avail myself Of the present occasion, to re-.
turn my thanks to my friends and patrons, for
their liberal support during 'hc past seasnn. I
solicit from them and the public generally, q
continuance of,his confidence, and assure then,
that in return for their patronage. will use my
best personal efforts TO promote and proiecs
their Interests, committed TO my charge. In
addition TO this assurance. pledge myselfthas
will in 40 case purchase bale OF cotton, di-
rscily or indirectly. I will attend personally 10
the sale and forwarding Of cotton TO Savannah
or Charleston; also, 10 the sale Of Bacon. Flour.
sc. &c, aud To the receiving and forwarding
Of goods to the up-country. Having a 6ns
wharf attached to my Warehouse. no Wharfage
Will be charged on cotton to my care. either
for sale or to be forwarded 10 Savannah or
Charleston.
My commissions for selling cotton, will be
% cents per bale, and l2I cents for forward
ing. will also attend TO tho buying of goods
per order.
Very respectfully, yours &c.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg Angus, 2, lsi3
August 6m oS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
From the N. y: Journal of Commerce


Mr. CaLhoun-Always manly in fee
ling and powerful in intellect. nnce the
idol Of The uaiion.-Mr. Calhoun has been
treated, for some years past, by the pres
ses OF The North. with r.arked neglect.
and worse than that. marked misrcprcsen-
ra,ion. He nigh, have been President
after Gen. Jackson If he would have
stopped 10 little things, and those not so
little nor so mean ns politicians are ac-
cusomed to resort TO. But he would ani
compel Mrs. Calhoun TO invite into her
socie'ya woman whom the opinion Of
Washingiond had excluded. aud this piece
Of maulire,s thrust him out Of the succes-
sion, and brough, Mr.. Van Buren, in.
His virtues have always drawn out the
enthusiastic admiration and love Of his
friends. Tell me-" said leading Whig
Of this city some months ago in couversa-
ton with Mr. Preston. en- Mr.. C's. won
derful popularity ut the South" al is the
purify Of his character" replied Mr. =. "no
man ever becomes acquainted with hun
who does not love him." This va. gen.
erous praise from generous opponent
Mr.. C.'s noble stand last year in favor of
law aud order in Rhode Island. hen some
other interests in The democratic party
were meanly and wIckejly urging on the
dogs Of civil 'vnr. has done something TO
soften the ptcjudices asains, him which
the tariff controversy hal rngeulered.
He is again brought forward as u canii-
date for the presidency. His consistent
moral and religious character. his great
talents as n statesman, and his iifa Of
manly patriotism, will ensure him hos,
Of arden, friends, so long as lhcro are men
in the republic 10 admire these qualities.
The letter which we prin. to-day. is
specimen Of the man. lie doca not dis
guise that his opinions have somewhat
changed since his entrance on public life.
Whose opinions have no, changed in
thirty yesSs! Most Of our prominent
statesman nave boxed round the Com
pass in that lime. M, one Of them has
changed less than Mr.. Calhoun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
SRHERIFR,S SALE.

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa.
I'D cias, | will proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House, on the first Monday aud
Tuesday in October next, the following
property:
George F. Wells VS.. A. G. Leek James
Goodman vs tho same; the same vs the
sumo, one thousand acres Of land, more or
less, adjoining lands off. w. Piekens, and
others.
John Colhran, survivor, vs Elizabeth
Nc MILAN. the defendants interest in two
hundred acres ofland, more or less, where
she lives, adjoining lands Of John TraPp.
and others.
Johu Cothran, survivor, VS. James Nc
MILAN, the interest Of defendant 10 the
above two hundred acres Of land where
Elizabeth Mcmillan lives, adjoining John
Trapp. and others.
]. ID. Nance vs. Charles Powell. Senr.,
the tract of land where defendant lives,
adjoining Dudley Roundree, and others
Miner w. Gracey ys VIM. Bridges and
r. t. Moore, adm'rs. Of Samuel Moore.
deceased, four hundred acres of fland. more
or less. adjoining lands Of Jacob Long,
Wilson Shealey, and others.
J. D. Nance vs. Oliver Simpson; John
3. Roundtree VS. the same, The store house
occupied by d. L. Adams, in the town OF
Hamburg.
William Brunson, admir-. IS John II.
Richardson. David Harris. and James Mil
Ter, the tract of land where defendant Rich
ardson lives, containing three hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining Julius Day,
aud others.
Milledge Goiphin vs. Martha Prior. forty
acres of land, more or less, adjoining
James Hammond and Stephen Wilson.
Bland q Butler VS. Charles Lamar,
Wade Glover vs. The same; Wyatt Holmes
hr. VS. The same; VIM. ]. Ovens VS. the
same; The tract Of land. where defendant
lives, adjoining lands of Cothran s. Sproull
s. VIM. Hamilton, one hundred and eisb-
teen acres nf land. more or less, where de-
leudant lives, adjoining lands Of G. Worth
inGton, David Walker, and others.
Slhnmore Brooks for Thomas c. Lips
combe vs. Felix Lake, the tract Of land
where delrndan, lives, adjoining lands of
B. NJ. Blocker. aud others.
G. Burckmyer & Co. VS. J. NJ. Barren
ton. ole house and lot, in the Town Of
Aiken, occupied 6y james Elack, said 10!
lies lin EdgeGeld District.
Marlborough g. Robinson vs. Dawson
Atkinson, Philip II. Manlz. vs. the same ;
the Mechanics Bank. lndorser. vs. the
SAM. Owens & Finley VS. John Marshond
D. ',.inso- he tract of land, where defen-
danl Atkins lives, s,adjoiniug Aoner What
ley, and Others.
Robert R. Hunter assignee Of S. Chris
tie, for the use of another VS. Ann Hall.
Joseph Woods assi snee of S. Christie. for
another vs. tho same; one negro boy,
Touey.
J. d. Crane s. Co vs. Rudolph Carter.
David NJ. Dunbar vs. the same; ; Edmund
Tate VS. the same; the same VS. the same;
Michael Geaty vs. the same, Lewis
Ellzcy and Elizabeth Garter; Charles La
mar vs. Julius Howard. John How ard aud
Rudolph Carter. five thousand acres OF
Iaud, more or less, where deiendan, r.
Carter lives, adjoining lands Of John Wise,
and others.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s.E.D.
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AUGUSTA. August II.

sfN'"NIh, 9lUrUSI ''I.
We shall IN oar next nn.!cc III" operations
Of our market for the last week. when we shall
publish our niunlhy table ofihe stock receipts.
and sh:nmau, Of c"iion. which is to Conclude
The cotton year.
With regard 10 cachnnge there has been no
change since las, Thursday. Northern checks
n7e drawn by our banks II, per cent. prem,
for ciiY b,.- aud ! for other current, funds.
Ccnlra! Bank notes are held NJ "a TO 101 per
ccnt. Eight per cent bonds 90 cents Nothing
doing in 6 per cent bonds. s.-Consiituiionaiist.
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State of South Carolina.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
COLUMBIA, 18th August. l3i3.
BY His Excellency JAMES II. HANAoyp. ESQ.,.
Governor and Commander Chief, in and
over the State Of South Carolina.
NR7IlEREAS, information has been receiv.
Wv ed at this Department, that an afro
cious murder MHs committed on lie Sth instant
near the plantation of C. w. C. SSIrEs. ST.
Bartholemcw's Parish. Collector District. on
the body Of Neg,o Man named SEARoY. the
properly Of WIN. Walter. Esq. by some per-
son unknown.
Now know yc. that TO the end justice may be
done. and the offender broushtto legal punish
men, for his offence. do hereby offer reward
of One Hundred Dollars for his apprehension
aud delivery into any Jail in this State, and
prosecution IL convection.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State. al Columbia. the 2Sih Of August. A.
d.. one thousand eight hundred and for
ty.,hrec. and in the sxty-eighth year Of
the Independence Of the United States Of
America.
JAMES II. HAMMOND.
Governor Of South Carolina,
Il. q. PHcKsEr, Secretary Of State.
September 2i 52
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
For The .idrryf,ssr.

Mn EDn oR.-The Annual meeting OF the
kdsefcld Baptist Association will take place
on Saturday before the Second Lords Day in
September next AT Sa!r,n Church. three miles
from HuIc,s Ferry. on Big .>ll,Ia. near the
road ;eadin. from tlIrur.. To Aiken.
The Delegates and visiting brethren TO the
Associa,I"n are aliectiona,cl, invited TO repair
'mmedal'l y 10 the place. as every preparation
will ne made Ia receive them on the ground,
on The Friday evening previons.
hl,Els'-rlng brethren are invited to make
Their arrangements 20 attend with a view oil
rrotrac:ing the meeting.
Published by order Of the Church.
JOHN IlJilET, c. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
LAND E0R SALE.

FHYHE subscriber offers for saie.a valsabic
Ill tract Of land, situated 8 miles from
Edgedeld, c. H., on the Stage road 10 Able
vile, extending to the Martin,osn road be-
tween which roads there is desirable stun
ton respectfully improved. the tract contains
about FIVE hundred acres, and over one half
yet in forests. and is well watered having
several never filling springs on il. To an
approved purchaser great bargain will Lc
given. WM. BRUNSON.
Aug. 2S tf 30