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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-06
VERMONT.

1853 From Bellows Falls to Paper Mill Village, S
miles and back, once week.
Leave Bellows Falls every Thursday at 8 m; ar.
rive at Paper Mill Village same day by ii a m.
Leave Paper Mill Village every Thursday at IL m;
arrive at Bellows Falls same day by 2pm.
1854 From East Charleston, by Morgan and Hol-
land, to Derby, 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave East Charleston every Thursday at M
arrive at Derby same day by IL m
Leave Derby every Thursday at M arrive a,
East Charleston same day by m.
S65 Prom Hyde Park, Lamoiville h. by
North Hyde Park, Belvidere, -Four Corners. Ave-
rvs Gore and Montgomery, TO East Berkshire, SO
mills and back, once week.
Leave Hyde aark every Friday at 9 m, arrive
at East Berkshire same day by l0pm
Lave East Berkshire every Saturday at 6 . m;
arrive at Hyde Park same day by m
366 From Rochester by Brandon, to Shole',
Landing. IS miles and back. once week.
Leave Rochester every "Wednesday at m; ar
rive al Shoas's Landing same day at SPIN
Leave Sholes Landing every Thursday At m,
arrive At Rochester same day by 6pm
G5-ProPosals to carry three times week will
be considered; also to carry in two horse coaches
36 Prom Townsend, by Grafton to Chester, 90
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Townsend every Wednesday at 6 m; ar.
rive at Chester same day by l2m
Leave Chester every Wednesday at m; arrive
ut Townsend same day by pm
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RUODEISLAND

6i7 From Providence TO West Brookfield. Mass.
60 miles and back, once week.
Leave Providencs every Tuesday at 6 a m, ar
rive at West Brook6eld next day by 4pm
Leave West Brookfed every Thursday At 6 a m;
arrive at Providence h. A. day by pm
ffB'dders are requested to name the intermedi-
ate ofic-s Proposals invited for more freauen,
service also, to carry in two horse coaches.
ols From Providence, by Fruit Hill, to Centre.
vile, IL miles and back once we,k
Leave Providence every Thunday At a m; ar
rive At Ceutrevills same day by ~
Leave Centreville every THURSDAY at I n m. ar
rive At Providence same day by7pm
I5Proposals TO Commence service At Prui, Hill
are invited.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni
ted States from the LIST July l6<3 to the Goth June
ios5, on the following post routes in New York will
be received At the Department until : O'Clock, D. M
May. y '''' "
NEW YORh.
1881. From Attica BY varysburs. John.onburr.
North Java, and East Java, to China, AZ miles and
back, once week.
Leave Attics every Monday nj lam arrive NJ
China same day by I2m,
LEA Ls.v. Chin. every Monday at pm; arrive a,
l2a2 From Collins to Irwin, TO easd IN A.. a.,
OF CongrcssD - miles and back, once vasL.
Lave Collins every ar
rive at Irwin ssns day BY
Leave irwin every - 1t Ar.
rive At Collins came day BY -
iaaa From Csssvills 70 Bsbcoet Hill thre. miles
and bsnh, once . week.
Lssve Csssvlls every Monday 1t "a arrive Al
hss'sss Wv sane day b. losn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
Dec 8, 1913
Bethany Academy.

TENHE Trustees OF this institution take a
u pleasure in announcing to the public.
that they have ngain succeeded in securing The
service, ofthe Rev. A. G. BREWER. as Instruc.
tor for the ensuing year; and, from the pro-
gress made by the students Of the present year,
they feel fully justified in recommending the
Institution TO the confidence ofthose who may
be disposed 10 give it their patronage.
The exercises will be resumed on the third
Monday in January next. and will continue foi
the term of ten months, to be divided into two
equal sessions. At the close of the first Session
there will be an examination of the Students
and public exhibition. .
TERMS: ~
For Orthography, Reading, Writing,
and Arithmetic. per session s 90
The above, with Modern History, and
Geography. per session, OO
Somuch ofthe above ms may he neces-
sary, together with English Gram
mar. Ancient History and Geo
graphy. Natural Philosophy .Rhe-
Iorc. and Bookkeeping per ses-
sion, lO OO
So much of the former as may be re-
quired, with Mathematics Chem
istry, Logic. and all other higher
branches "fan English Education,
per session, IL UU
No Student will be received for shorter
term than the half ola session
Good Board can be had convenient to the
School on reasonable terms.
A. PERRIN,
T. j. HIBBLER,
A. Il. TRAYLER,
E. G. ROBERTSON,
]. SHELLEY,
w. S. COTHRAN.
Trustees.
Dec. II 2am3m 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

The proceedings of,he Stockholders OF
the Rail Road al Columbia, we under-
stand, were ola very quiet aud sa'isfacto-
~ character. Bolh Roads are nowin excel
lent cunililon and mainiain,iheir promise
of great durability. With tI,al systcma-
tic care which presides in their manage
men,, a very lrihing annual expense will
preserve Them in full efficiency forever.
We understand too that the prospect ofa
speedy completion of Rail Road commu-
niralions to The Tennessee, is now brish-
Ter than ever before. The Georgia Rail
Road communications to The Tennessee,
Ia now brighter than ever before. The
Georgia Rail Road is now secure of COM
perion without delay, and it is believed
the State of Genrgia will go on with her
work k.-ChQrlesion Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
commercial.

HAMBURG Dec. 5.
The receipts Of Cnlrun for the last
mnnth have been heavy, amnhntins sn II,
222 bales. There were received in Au
gusla same LINE by wagons 1886 and
by Rail Roa,' 1850 bnles making total
recci Ut, on both sides of he river, 43.62S.
's'eS same lirs.e last year. SOC bales.
Cation. Til -iiIIe prices of last week
rale our quotations to-day, although ope-
rd,i.:us lave been limited With rather Il
quiet marker We bn"sver quote as ey.
tremes 6;o "a rts.: priucl al sales "a CTS.
t,Ac;oenrs aad FreigatS remain without
alteration Hamburg journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
sMERIEF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of surdry writs of Fieri Fa-
I'D cias, shall proceed 10 sell at Edge.
field Cour House. on the first Monday aud
Tuesday in January next; the following
properly:
Samuel J.:Smith, vs. Stephen c. Terry,
one negro man George.
William Altaway, vsJesse b. Christian;
J.Wootan & Smith, vs. The same;, VIM.
Ataway, VS. The same, two negroes, Aggy
and Caroline.
James Edison, vs. John Bridwell, one
bay mare, two mules and one wagon.
Forr, Townsend g. Mendenhall, vs. Pow,
-GIeaton & Co. eight negroes, Celia, De.
liza, George. Crockett, Harriet, Antinette,
Epherson and ShaGrack.
J. Broom, VS. Milage Hankerson, five
negroes, viz: Raney, Joe, Horace, Sarah,
and Berry.
J. Miller, VS. L. j. Miles: Charles Roll.
VS. The same; the same, vs. The same. one
negro man, Scott. one wagon and f1ve
mules.
Haviland. RisIey & Co. VS. Charles B.
Garter, one bay horse.
BRYAN & Muer, VS. Dawson Atkinson;
The Mechanics Rapk, ludorsee, VS. The
same; Philip II. Mamie, vs. the same; va
rious other plaintiffs, vs. The same, Eve
negroes. Ben, Easter, Harkless, Sam and
Jim.
E.B. Wise, vs. Fl. L. Mayson & Co.;
Watson, Crews s. Co., VS. the same;
Trenholmes & ThomIinson, VS. the same;
David Ardis, Administrator. vs. II. l..
Mayson and Sarah Maysnn, the following
negroes. viz: Katy. Roxana, Frank, Sa-
rah. EveIine, john, Daniel and Arthur.
John Boyd. for the use Of ]. E. Kill
crease, vs. B. F. Jones, and Mary Jones.
o:e negro girl, Huda, the property of Ma
ry Jones.
Bland & Butler, VS. B. F. Jones; F. H.
Wardaw, vs. the same; j. p. Carroll. vs.
the same, seven negroes, viz: Harry, Lu-
cy, America. Nelson, Eliza, Henry and
Robert.
Brannon g. Mundy. vs. ]. P. Anderson;
William B. Dorm, vs. D. S. Anderson, j..
P. Anderson and John II. Anderson; Bran
non s. Mundy, VS. John IL. Anderson, two
negroes. Lewis and Jane.
Shadrack Holmes and frederick Nc
Daniel, vs. William w. Coursey, Edward
Welch and John Hill, two negroes, viz
Solomon and Charles.
Term-Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 81 o.
Dec l2, 1643 81 DC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
hUGUsrA Dec. 7.

Cotton.--The rece,p's dung tie week
awe been l;eht. ewing perhaps to the
fain- " hich ''a,e lately fallen. fhc ar.
ke! throughout the week has been active.
and ne npera,ions extensive, salcs having
been readily effected to The full amount Of
the cotton Offering. Prices continued firm.
and the advance nnii"ed in our paper Of
Saturday fully sustained. We quote ex-
lrernes Of ;he market al from 62 10 "a.
\ small !ol uf rnunA bales. however. has
bten sold within ;he week at7 is Is.
;fhr principal sales have been nude from
"a to "a cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
Dec. IL
a CS Hs I'D.

HEyHE Subscriber informs the Public. that
Il he will open SCHOOL at Luwndesvlle,
Abbeville District, on the first Monday Of Jan
uary next, in which will b. taught the usual
branches Of English Mathematics, the Greek.
Latin and French Languages His Glasses
will be 80 arranged that those Pupils who are
studying the Languages. can also receive III.
struclion in the English Branches.
As his object is to establish a permanent
School, as he has had long experience in teach
ing, and been signally successful in preparing
Students for College. and as the location is
healthy and remote from scenes of dissipation
and vice, he farlers hmselftllat he will receive
a due share OF the patronage Of the Public
Board at 81 per month Tuition. in the Ian.
gnages. Mathematics and higher branches of
English, $l7 per Session of S months. Eng
lish Grammer and Geography $40. Lower
Branches 81.
All WHO wish to know the competency Of
the Teacher are referred to Gen. G. McDufie
Hon. F. w. Pickens, and Hon. A. Burt.
J. L. LESLY.
Dec 8, 1913 If 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
OBITUARY.

Departed this life on the % ult. al The
residence Of her snn.in-law, ]. II. RAN
DoLpH. near Greeavile. S. c.. Mrs
ANN BRAZIER. consort Of DR.. VIM.
BRAzIER. aged The rise ofs0 years-who
embraced religion al a very young period
of life. and attached herself 10 the Merho'
disl Church; but now has. bnvond all
doubt. gone 10 enter upon blessed state
Of Immortality IN the triumphant Church
above. She was dislrrssinely afflicted
for 90 years With rheumatism, until that
dreadful disease had rendered her emaci
ated and cripple; but nnne ever suffered The
pains Of torurng disease with uIore pa
lience or Heavenly resignation. For a
long series Of years, has it fallen 10 the
lot of dnaiing daughter to perform all
those kind offices, which nom but The
affecliopate hearI can keep up without
tagging. And it is Telt to he an affiiction
that such service is no longer in her pow
er 10 ex!epd 10 that saiDied mother But,
God. who in His mercy disposes ofevenls,
has seen f. 10 take His servant to Him
self, where her SORROWS are turned 10 Joy.
and bliss without alloy is her portion in
exchange forever.
In the Divine word is The remark, that
we all must n"edS die" viii. h is en-
phalically 81 truth requiring no comment,
else. how could we ever reap the glorious
advantages Of the resurrection stale
Her family, who remain, az all Others
who knew her, are admonished to follow
her. as she did the Saviour. for such foot
stops lead TO the Paradise Of God on high.
Greenuiie Mounidineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

Free Mgroes.-A correspondent in Ab
beville District furnishes us with the fol-
lowing striking proof of the happy and
conteuted situation of our Slave porula-
aion, when compared with that Of the Free
Negroes. The writer is gentleman of
high standing in society. and we have no
hesitation in vouching for The correctness
of his statements.
Mot long since | was Informed by a
respectable citizen of Georgia-who is
one Of three Executors to Will of decea-
gentleman recently oflhat Sta,e-,ha. the
gentleman provided in his Will, thai i'm
mediarely after his death, the large num-
her Of Negroes he owned should he com.
fortably situated in the State Of Ohin
which requisilion my informant stated,
was fully complied with; and now tina,
The Negroes have remained iu Ohio about
two years. all the while dissatisfied. they
have applied TO the Executors to send for
them, stating their willingness to serve
them The remainder Of their life, averring
tha, they had rather be Georgia SLAVES,
than Ohio Free Negroes. This statement
may be relied on as correct "-Greenvilts
Mountidneer.
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State Of South / arolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EOTIJTY

-" -.
Richard HaIdy, ct all, J.
Us. Bill for. Parti-
Thomas Hardy, el al. ton
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
1N that by virtue of an Order from
Chancellor David Johnson, shall offer
for sale to The highest bidder, in separate
tracts, at Edsefeld Court House, on Sale
Day, in January next, the real estate Of
Richard Hardy, Sr., deceased, viz:
The Home Tract, containing three hum
dred aud sxIy-6ve acres, more or less, Ia
plat ofresurvey OF which, will be exhibit
ed on the day Of sale,) lying on Stephens
Creek, adjoining lands of Margaret Cart
ledge, Felix Parks, James: Cunningham,
and F. F. Seig.
Que other tract, known as the Griffin
tract, containing two hundred and forty
acres, more or less, lying on Bird creek,
waters of Stephens creek. adjoining lands
of Samuel Carlledge, Martin: Burroughs,
Abram Kilcrease, Richard; Parks. and
others.
Also, the Lucius tract, containing forty
acres, Lore or less, Ia plat of a resurvey
Of which will he exhibited on the day of
sale,) lying on Birds and Stephens creeks,
adjoining lands of Tompkius and Jennings,
AbIam Kicrease, Richard Parks, and
others. Said lands 10 be sold on credit
of one aud Two years, except so much as
will pay The cost o { This suit, which must
be paid in cash, purchasers to give bond
with approved 'sureties. for the purchase
money.
SIS. .TOMPKlNS, c. E. e. D.
Comm's Office, Dec. S, l543.
Dec.S 4t 45
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tin, L. B. Cochran, aud Bailey Martin,
tue tract ofiaudwhere I L.. Martiniives.
Perry s. Nicholson VS. William Shum-a
part, seveniy-fve acres of land, adjoining
lands Of Thomas Turnipseed, and others.
j. Miller VS. M. l.. Gearty, and F. o.
Conner, ten acres of land, Oh which is a
lanyard, levied Oh as the property Of NJ.
L. Gearty.
B..F. Gouedy, TIC. VS. Samuel Smith,
one hundred acres ofland, adjoining
Henderson,. and others.
Abram Mathew & Samuel Mathews VS.
Charles Lamar; Luther Roll vsthe same;
Bland IL Butler vs The same; various other
plaintiffs vs. the same, Two thousand acres
of land, made up of TWO tracts adjoining.
each other, on which defendant lives, also,
one House and Lot in Hamburg, occupied
by r. R Hunter, as Holel.
William Bussey, Admir-. VS. Amos Bush..
the tract of land where defendant lives,
containing three hundred acres, adjoining
lands of George Bussey, and others; also,
eight Negroes, viz: Harry, Ben, Dick, )
Sarah, PhiIlis, Charles, Emily, and Farr,
aud four Horses and one Wagon.
VIM. Bronson, Admir-. vs. ]. H. Richard
son, David Harris, and James Miller, The
tract of land where defendant Richardson
lives, containing three hundred acres, mores
or less. &.
J. Terry, Admir-. of Mary Elan, vs.
Edward w. Wel.h, E. Wood, and John
Hill, two Negroes, Solomon and Charles.
William Wall rs Benjamin Jackson, the ].
defendants in,eres, in nine hundred acres
OF land, more or less, lying on the Savan-
nah river, adjoining lands of Stephen Viii
sun, and others.
Oliver Towles, Ordinary. VS. Milledge
Galphin, Mat Ards, and D. Atkinson, tho
tract of laud where Miledgr Galphip lives.
Elizabeth Garrett vs. William Elkin &
William Garrett, Sen.; Beuager Rambo
VS. William EIkin, two hundred and twen-
ty acres of land. more or less; also, one
other tract containing Two hundred acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Josiah
Lanhan,, and A. j. Rambo.
Oliver Towles, Ord. vs. NJ. L. Gearty.
and Others; Patrick Leonard vs. NJ. l..
Gearty, the Tauyard and ten acres land
where defendant lives; also, one Negro
boy, Joe.
W ade Glover VS. Charles Lamar, the.
tract OF land where defendant lives
Il. T.. Moore and VIM. Bridges vs. A. e:
Moore, two hundred & forty-lour acres of
land, more or less, adjoining lands of R.
t. Moore, and Wilson Sheay. :
Mrs. Mary Gomillicn vs. Ebert Lott,
three hundred acres Of land, more or less,
r. + Moore and VIM. Bridges vs. g.;
w. Marlborough. one hundred and fifty
four acres ofland, more or less, adjoining
lands of Uriah lnabnt, and Others.
Lewis Ellzey, for another, vs Aun Hull,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

COLOMBIA Dec 6.
Cotton.-We have no change to notice
in the Marker since our rcpnr, of Salur-
day last. and therefore continue our quo
'ations of last week, viz: s ! cents,
extremes; most sales at 7 12 Sd
cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

The tide of emigration TO The West is
not stopped by the Pacific. Some Of the
emigrants who have reached Oregon are
dissatisfied with The country, and contem-
plate going to California in the spring,
so that the star Of empire for American
emigranIs not ouly Westward but South
ward lakes IFS way.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
aHNe2.ClsG2le Tailoring
Notice.
Dec. ]. lS43
Dec. u

FENHE Subscriber having purchased the
ID GRIST MILL. formerly owned by Mr..
John Rhiuehart, respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he has had il
thoroughly repaired, and is now prepared to
Grind CORN. at the shortest notice. His Sill
is situated about SIX miles N. E Of the Court
House, on the Viewer Road, one mile from
Mr. B L.Mnnell's. The roads leading to
his Mill are inferior to none in the District.
The subscriber socts share of public pa
,ronage. as Iie intends to endeavor to merit it,
by strict attention to the ineres, Of his custo-
mcrs Only the customary toll exaeted
Fl. JENNINGS.
Dec IL 81 46
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PINEY WOODS.
Extract ofa letter TO The Editor Of the
.NOmniQineer. dated

Extract ofu letter TO The Editor Of tie
Nouniaiaeer. dated
ABBGviLLE DIST, G. ). Dec. S.
Last week man !'y The name OF Hran.
ioa. who resides in the upper rdri f his
District, went Out with his axe. as usual,
20 ,u, rail timber. and when he bad cut o
tree sufficient tor it to fall, prostraieJ
hin.seIf un his face. some ei ght OF ten feet
trom me roo:, and permitted the tree 10
fall across hrs necI: aud shoulders, eau.
sing, as is supposed. instant death. The
ground Icing ralher uneven, ,he buu q!
i::s tree rose m afier il fell. which pre- en-
ted it from gsnfnng tb" hodv of Il, lie
ceased His family had noticed N
symptoms Of insanity in his manuer i.r 2:
few weeks previous, aud ,nere is no doubt
bur the acr vas commiued when in That
stale of mind. Sir. Brauion oas abou.
IS years Of age, and :: man of unhlem-
isnrd reputation. When 20 ~ q, wears
old, he lahored under 4 slight alienation pf'
mind for few years, bu, finally recove-
red. He afterwards married. and raised
a respectable fauliIy of children. Last
Spring, son and doushier of Mr.. R's,
became, insane, aud their friends found it
necessary to send Them TO the Lunalic
Asylum al Colombia, where, it is said.
they are fast recovering.
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Dec. l3
Office.

LII persons are cautioned against trading
Y for Note given by me TO Madison Tim
norman, for the SUN five hundred and forty
dollars, payable on the fist day of January
Is44, as the property for which the Note was
given has proved unsound, and Twill not pay
the amount unless compelled by law.
GEORGE DORM
Dpc - 3tt a6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

the Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Sheppard the
yeas and navs were taken, the Edgcfed dele
gation voted az follows: In the affirmative
Mrssrs. Bonham and Harrison; in the mega.
live Messrs Boswell. r. c. Griffin. Nicholson,
and Sheppard As the time has arrived for
closing the Mail for Edge6eld, cannot say
more at present. ".
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

T AA those persons, ,chose aames are
on the Subscription for the Engine and
Public Vel, are respectfully in formed that
the Money is no,o ,ranted; and they ,D;ia
confer fdvor by calling upon the I'reasur-
er, Mr.. S. F.. GoopE and paying the sums
ANNEXED to their names, in order that the
Note in Bank, giuen for the Engine, mag
be promptly met. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

Weathcr.-Rimr.-AfIer nearly one
week Of cloudy weather, and now and
then a heavy shower Of rain, we have
delightful winter days. The river has
been up in the meantime, some len fret
aaove low wafer mark. aud is now down
10 excellent boating order, & the wharve es
grac ed with noble steamers. Hamburg
Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

Southern dgrieuiturist. st.-The December No.
Of this valuable periodical has come to hand
and we are serry to find that the publishers
have, on account of not receiving the patron
age necessary to its support, declined publish
ing it weekly, as they contemplated The
publishers address with the contents Of the
number shall appear in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
Notice

A IL Persons having any demands against
N the Estate Of A. Delaughter. deceased, are
requested to render them in properly attested,
to law, and oil indebted are earnest
iy requested TO make immediate payment.
s. LANIER, administrator.
NANCY DELAUGHTER,
Dec a. 1s43 If 54 sAdm'rir.
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Wanted Tn Hire

ENIVE or ak good Negro Shoemakers, for
H which liberal wages will be give n.
Any communication addressed TO either Of
the subscribers at Edge6ed c. H.. will meet
with prompt attention.
NJ D. ROCHE,
E. c. REEMER.
Der. IL, 1843. If DC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

We understand, (says The Marion In
ieligencer.) that Mr.. Fox. the British
Minister. is about to retire from his mis-
sion. to be succeeded by Mr.. Packenham.
late British Minister to Mexico.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
State of South Carolina.

T. DTET tELD Dlo hlC L.
Charles S. Dagnal and wife,
Applicants, vs.
William Shadwick s. others,
Defendants.
icy All Order from o. Towles, Ordina-
kc ~ OF EdgeieId District, shall pro
cecd 10 -el III lie abov" stated case, lands
belonging to The Estate of rhos. llowle,
deceased, situate in SAID District, On the
waters OF Stevens Creek. adjoining lands
of Jane, KiIcrease, Mary kilrrease and
Others, containing (39W three hundred aud
ninly acres. more or less. 10 be sold on
The FIRST Monday in January next, on a
credit Of twelve months. Purchasers 10
give boud aud persona! security, aud a
mortgage to the Ordinary. Cost to be
paid in Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 8. E. n.
Dec IL 1913 st 49
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Notice..

A LII persons iadcbted 10 the subscriber. by
IA Note. will do well 10 settle them by the
first of January next, or they will be waited on
by one authorized to collect.
COLLIN RHODES.
, Dec - 81 46
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HYNH ENEAL.
nj AR RTED.

On Thursday evening the 9TH inst by the
Rev. WIN Lloyd. Mr.. WilIium Anderson. to
Miss Mary Ann. Youngest daughter Of Mr.. Seth
Butler, all of District.
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Notice..

Notice.
YNyHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
Il ing The public, that he has succeeded in
engaging the services of an experienced Miller
for The enssing year, and having his Mills IN
thorough repair. is prepared to do any quantity
of grinding grain. al the shortest notice. Per.
sons having Wheat and wishing superior flour
made from it. are invited to gile him CALL
His terms are the tenth
s.W. NICHOLSON
Dec 5,,l843 St Sd