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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

1t appears by the following article from
the New Orleans Bulletin that the repor
ted escape OF tho Texans who capi,ulated
at Mier, is true.
Escape Of tn. Terrain Prisoners.-A
report was brought by the last arrival from
| MuIamoras. that The prisoners who capiiu.
lated at Mier, and who were being march
ed TO The capital, had overpowered their
guard and escaped, by way oil Sa!IIl'o' to
Texas. We had the pleasure OF Sarur-
day, of conversing with Mr.. Thomas Mel
son. who was one Of those prisoners. lie
informs US that on the evening Of The fifth
dnv after leaving MaIa,noras, they arrived
ut a small! village where the inhabitants
were INDUCING in duncins and other jol!i
| 6ca,ions, in which most oil the guard JOIN
ed. The prisoners had all laid down. se-
cured as they were while marching, with
! their arms tied behind with q rope. and
yoked together in pairs like oxen. A few
.f The prisoners having worked themselves
loose, Col. Fisher wns informed that they
| intended 10 make a hrcak-and the matter
being generally understood. those who
were still lied were released. and The guard
rushed upon, and after u short struggle
overpowcrcd, md all the arms that could
be found brought of III this affair i, was
estimated the prisoners lost IL Of their
number. The survivors then. in a day,
made for the Rio Grande by the lower
route, (which being soft and marshy is
impossible for cavalry, where they arrived
in ahou, Is hours. travelling NIGHT aud
! DIV. and crossed about IS miles above
Na,anuras. During this .narrh they had
scarcely ANY rhin= ;ocat, aud were nearly
naked. After CROSSING The river, our in
| ~fnr,ncu, says. they divided into several
small parties and took different directions.
Col. Fisher. with - os 20 companions.
took the upper rpu'e, FOR s.. tmtn"io. Mr..
! Nelson. came nv say Of Gonzales and
Washington, ant !heuce via N~acosducliea
10 The civ.
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OBITUARY

Departed this life. on the lIih of February
last. in the 2iih year OF her age. Mrs. MAgr
\. T. L,cHoos. wife ofCapt. ElIas Llsroun,
OF this district.
1t is painful TO record tho death Of one. cut
OFF so early in life. and from the sphere Of do.
mcslic happiness and usefulness. l, is. how.
ever, n satisfaction 10 know tina, sl,. WAS ready
and willing 10 meet death. even desiring 10 de.
part aud BE- with Christ.
The deceased wa4 al orderly member of,he
Bap,i-t Church Tor several years. having
made n profession ofiIcr faith in Chris, when
quite young
hiist by her upright walk she gained the
confidence of her Christian friends, by wren
TIE Resignation 10 death, AMI the mrny pinus
expressions uttered during her last illness. and
Ju,' before iii" expired. she confiruirI that con
tdcrcc. y lew days before her departure 4
pio'is !rniair friend. for u 40 she had great re.
gard, visited her. AID .-ke,! her concerning. the
state OF her min'l. III reference 10 dcuth, TO
whom she replied. e feel willing In die. |
have gwen up the world When asked ~
20 l'rr A.np: III Cir'-t. her reply Was. 80. !ne
X a'iiie 'f.rm! ! have IN this world, nv earth.
y friends caa 10 10 inc Ia. sn"d." She al>n
informed her that .hr had committed her III.
tir son ("hn was ahou, ] wear aud . months
olrl) into The ca5' Of her husband. charging
!Iun Ia r;i'sc him inr the Lord - expressing a.
50 har prayer i!'rr God would p~res.rv. hi, HE
and make Inn useful. She .xhp,,ei her hus.
i.and In seek tic l"yd. Her strength gradual.
y declined III! size quietly fell asleep IN Jrs...
having behind u large circle Of relations and
irirG.is tu 'nourn i!irir loss.
" Blessed arc III. dad TINT die in the Lcrd."
Sh. died III Jesus aud is blesl
li"w spit her SUMMERS are.
Frnrm sorrow and from sin released
And liked from every snare.
Ear from thIs world nt toll aud strife.
Siic'- present with III: Lord;
The Ia!Ionrs Of her MORAL life
Eud in L large reward |.
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MAsmI>GroN. March Il

TIE .Si:o;"-'rhe snow winch began To
fill Yesterday before noon. continued Nil
DAY aud nearly all night. Such was the
violence &C The wiId anl the quantity and
uualilv "f The failing SNOW, thai our Car.
rier Boys could roi navigate their rounds
last cvcuins-and We fear the immcnsc
s~nuwbanks have prevented them from
serving I'LL nnr subscribers this morning.
Now Gr happy oblivion No mails
reached u, last nish,, mud We presume
zone will reach us .nr several days and
none eau leave Warrington. We are be-
,iescd by the Ice hing nn the lila Of
March! Mare. in January. January in
March.
Our ~ncishbors Of the I~n'clliscncer
.'srnca" in Il kind Of ?. 5. last night an
~nouncins The snow storm. IS il the mails
were going as usual.
SecoEd Eiiion.-P. $. The snow is
five feet deep al our door. WlIc,hcrit is
driiied up or mol We cannot get out 10 see.
A horscman says it is about Two feet deep
in the counry.-AIadison'un.
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ErtrGird;aary Weathtr.-LaN week
We s;aicd that the weather had hecn un-
usually cold aus, Stormy for eight or ten
days. On Thursday night last il cleared
III very cold, aad "n Saturday morning
nj sunrise. .hc thermometer stood AT only
L. deg. above Zcrn. On Sunday. snow
commenced la!ijn. about q a. NJ, aud
continued un;,l = p. NJ. at which time
the earth was covered IN The depth Of Two
or three inches. Monday was clear and
cold hut the STOW nearly oil disappeared
-TUc>dav. another snow s,n:n-Wedne
day The winl,y %visiIrr left Us again, and
on Thursday (y",;criay) mnG"iuG, the
mercury was only III deg. above zero.
Truly, THIS is extraordinary weather for
the latter part Of March. The mountain
region above ~ is SAID TO be perfectly
shmnd.d in snow. ard in many PAGES IN
the depth nf five W six inches. We have
II" doubt bat p%oac!rr9 and ii"ms nfe all
Killed. aud probably mo>l u! tho apples,
10 ;hc upper Districts. Ii is also feared
that the na!, which were sown are nearly
al! destroyed !: and the vegetable gardens
arc literally frozen up.-Gr;,n. Noun.
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ron THE ADVERTISER.

DEAR SIR.-You have no doubt seen
The letter of the Honorable Whitemarsh
b. Seabrook, President Of the State Asrl'
cultural Society, and the Circular oil MIR.
Rufin. Informing the citizens OF this State
Of the iu,enlion Of the latter gentleman 10
visi, the middle and upper Districts after
the mouth Of April in the prosecution oil
the duties assigned him as Agricultural
Surveyor. II is known 10 many OF the
people Of South Carolina, aud should be
known TO all, that Mr.. Rufin is the dislin-
guished author Of the system Of Mariins
which has already accomplished so mueh'
aud is destined to bring about a new era
in The planting interest Of tins country.
Mr.. X. appeals to the several Agricultural
Societies Of the State to cooperate with
him in developing the resources OF The
country. in The improvement Of .Agricultu-
ra! implements, in giving direction to ca
pi.al aud labor 80 az 10 produce the great
est amount Of income at the least cost, and
at the same time, gradually TO improve
The lands by n j%udicious system Of cul'iva-
ton and maturing. 1t is hoped sir. that
this appeal will NC responded 10 by everv
Society aud very individual in'hc Stale /;
and il furnishes a ct occasion 10 arouse
the sleeping energies Of the "phi!osopii''
cal and Agricultural Society OF Edsefclj"
which, | trust. will NC, hc neglected.
In CONCLUSION. allow me To sucrcs, the
rroprie,y Of calling n meeting cf tina. So
cic,y ii, an early period, TO resume its place
anon: The sister Societies Of The State,
aud ,c devise the best measures for giving
Mr.. Runiu 4 hearty reception in our Dis
lric,, and an efficient cooperation III The
prosecution Of his important duties.
a. MEMBER.
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From the Charleston %!nat-ip., Of HE 18th insI

From the Charleston Patriot, Of he 18th inst ]
We have TO record The death Of John
Julius rriugle, Esq, an eminent aud VIZ
lueus citizen of Charleston. who iins fallen
in the ripcncss Of old age, bu; with his
faculties ~unclordcd. having reached his
ooh year. BIC. Pringle was Speaker OF
the House Of Representatives OF this State.
frrm l1S7 to 1850 aud filled tho office Of
Attorney General from 1892 TO le05. hav-
ing largely assisted iu the formation OF our
State Constitution.
His legislative career was marked by
sound judgment aud uublemished inlegri-
~. as his legal functions were performed
with profound juridicaI learned and loren
sic ability. lie had explored all the depths
Of the law aud uurayeilcd its greatest in
tricacies, while in the intercourse oil study
for be presented an unavoidable example
Of ,ha, le6ned courtesy and innate dignity.
which largely irhucnce'i in his day the
general manners of The bar.
Mr. Prinsle has retired for many years
before his death from active public life
aud the couIesIs Of the forum. but hi. was
a retirement tina, gracefully filled the in
irrval until bis death with the RESOURCES
of literature. with which his mind had been
imhued and invigorated. In the various
social relslIons he was q pattern Of The
domestic virtues. embcl'ishing his secIu-
sion by the nmenity uf his disposition. The
courtesy o fhis demeanor and his unoslen-
~'atious ric'y.
In consequence Of The death Of Mr..
Priugle, the Courts Of Common Law, uni
Equity. ard the Uniled States Court ad.
jnurncd this morning without transferring
any business, out Of respect 10 the memo
~ Of this distinguished lawyer, VIII" has
filed so large u space in The judicial his,o-
~ Of the State.
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Of the bar. upon The receipt Of the news OF
the Judges i~ndisposi,iop, Immediately or
eauized a meeting by calling Col. Hern-
don 10 the chair, aud appointing William
Ray. ESQ. Secretary, TO which the follow
ing resolutions were submitted by Colonel
Dawkius, and unanimously adopted:
Resoirrd, Tina, The intelligence o. the
illness Of The Hon. b. J. Earle, who was
TO have presided At the presen, Term OF
The Court q, this place, has been received
by thi, community with deep regret, occa-
sioued no, more by the immediate loss to
the public service, than by our cordial
sympathy for his affection.
Resolved, Thai we consider The occa-
sion pron-r TO express our high estimation
of his public services. and the sincere hope
tina, he will shortly he enabled TO perform
his official duties, which he has heretofore
discharged with 50 much honor TO himself
oGd service TO the country.
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ltev. W. r. Johnson.
resident of the Philosophical and dgTi
cultural Society, Of EiggteM.

We learn tina, Gen. Waidy Thompson,
having successfully terminated The i'ni'or'
tan, negotiations be'wern the l.. States q
Mexico. with which he was specially
chafscd & so far provided against future
difficulties. as to render his longer conIln'
uance in Mexico unnecessary proposes e
return home o, an early day.
Il i, likewise ru,nored that Col Beau
fon r.. Watts. Of this state, has been ar.
noinrcd Charge de Affairs a, Mexico and
will proceed hitler. This Office hiss been
vacan, for snne time past, and we pre-
sumo is now flied with the design 10 en-
,rns, our affairs at Mexico, entirely 10 az
officer ofthat grade in lu'ure.-Nishiann
Sentinel.
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DrCta o fDr. !Norih.-We regret to an
nouucc the sudden death on Tuesday night
last, Of our a,niablc and much esteemed
fcilow-ciiizcn Dr.. Edward W. North,
Senr. DR. North filed. for 4 long Iiine,
with general appreciation. The responsible
post Of Mayor Of our ci'y-anL enjoyed
through lie confidence end popularity as
a physician, and the warm regards Of SO
ciety as a gentleman. He presided nj The
late Dislric, Meeting. had been apparent
iy in his usual health on Tuesday, aud
transacted business as late as eight O'Clock
ofthc nigh, or hi. dcaih. He complained
of I~ndisp"sitinn on retiring to bed. was
seized with 4 fit of couslius-callcd for
northumberland died of HE rupture Of q
blood vessel in the throat Chars. Mer.
1871 inst.
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Snow, THUNDER, RAIN, ETC.
First Il bleic, and then IL ynr,e. and then Il the;

ana Mfn Il Jn=.'-Hoop.
We have had "oll sorts Of weather. ond
moro too,' this mnuth-snow, rain, ihuu-
der, frost, aud severe cold-and almost all
at the same time. We have had four
suow storms and lhunier storms this
mouth, nnc Of each on The same hay-and
as severe coil rs At any time during The
wiu,cr, probably scvcrcr. Tie winter
generally, has been a remarkably mild
one but after having March weather in
January, We have now January weather
in March. However. il cleared up yes'cr-
day, and became snn;ewha; mildcr, so ,l,a;
this may I've the las, desperate struggle OF
Old Winter. aud of his lingering in The
lap Of Spring" He has played tho mis-
chief with tho fruit. we fear, iur the pre-
vious mild weather had eu,iced nut lis
bloom very early South. C'droiinian.
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It's price.

~ We refer our Democratic friends
TO tho annexed Prospectus oIthe Spectator,
a Democratic Journal. published in The
City Of Washington. with a hope tina, they
will assis, its proprietor, Thy their namcs,l
in promuIsaling the true doctrines Of De-
Iuocracy. and by tha, means render to The
Hon. Jouy T.. CALHOUN, That justice
WHICH Is due him, from al! those who pro-
fess 10 be The advocates Of Free Trade (;
Low Duties; Nc Debt: Separation from
Banks; Economy; Re'renchment, and
strict adherence 10 the Constitution"
Those friendly TO supporting this pub
LEGATION, are informed they can find a Pro,
spec,us in this office, where We will be
proud TO enroll their names.
THE SPECTATOR.
The subscriber Will continue to ruh.
lish. a, Washington, d: e. The Spseta.
tor weekly. Ii viii! be devoted 10 The
spread of true Democratic principles. aud
will adop, for its motto the words Of the
uou. JOHN c. CALHOUN" Free
Trade; Low Duties: No Debt; Separation
from Banks; Economy, Retrenchneut.
aud strict adherence 10 the Constitutions"
and will bear uloft his truly Democratic
banner. II will also strongly advocate the
Limitation Of the lenurc Of The Presidential
Office TO one ,crm-nnt unly in justice TO
the distinguished public ncn Of he nation,
bu, Us more consouan, 10 the genius o. our
Republican institutions, and more condu-
Give 10 a faithful aud independent admin
is,ration Of the Government.
As the most direct aud eiFec'ins mode
OF securing The permanent, ascendanry OF
these cardinal principles, the Spectator
will zealously urge upon inc country The
claims Of the distinguished Southern
Statesman for the Presidency. In doing
ihis, it will moi be unmind!ui of the intcs-
riuy and safety Of The Republican Party,
and will manifest u proper resari FOR The
preiensiops OF the prominent individuals
who have hecn named for this high trust,
and are identified with the advancement
OF these principles. The Spectator will
be edited by one OF the ablest and mos, cx-
periepced political writer's Of the day.
The terms are three dollars per year, in
advance. for 4 single copy.
Clubs and Individuals, ordering more
than one copy, and forwarding The atnoun,
oil subscription 10 advance, will receive
ihem on the following ter,ns:
Five Dollars per aunum for two copies,
Twelve Z" hive
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PETER GOLLY.
Turner and Gunsmith.

INFORMS the citizens OF Edgefeld
IL village and its vicinity, that he is pre-
pared TO execute all kluds ofTurning. in
Wood, Iron, Brass. or any kind Of Metal.
He also repairs all kinds Of Gunwork.
at the loves, prices for Cash.
C. All persons indebted to him arc
respectfully requested 10 come forward
and settle their accounts.
marcb29 ,f o
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Nee'Egs.E;.

a LII Persons are lorwarned from trading
"a. FOR 1870 Notes OF hand. gwen Nv inc 10
Pant w. Conner, one due iir,, January nsxi.
or Five II Hundred Dollars. with interest from
the date. dated January -. lSa3. The other
for Five Hundred Dollars, due first January.
l-lj. dated Igtn January, 1888. The sad
No.as wee given inr lard n part OF which
hc!on gcd l." another Pc,s"u. Tie Notes are
~ Possession Of Gcnl. w. Hodges. who -
jointly bound Nth PauI W. Conner. in u brul
10 make the title Of said land, good. never
intend 10 pay the said io;es.
L.iRKIN GRIFFIN.
March H. n
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The Caurt Of Common Pleas for Alb
hevlIie District, commenced its spring
Session on Monday last, his Hon. Judge
O'Ncal presiding. There Va u great
deal Of business pending. though it was
generally of but li,tle i~nteres, except TO
the parties concerned. Court vii! set NJ
thi, place on Monday n~cxr.-Highlana
Sentinel. March 81.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COERT,3
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CARoLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

I'm tho matter of Lewis q. Cobb Merchant.
q residing in Abbrvi!Ie District. South Car
oIiua n Bankrupt.
Pursnrn, To an Order Of the Di-rric, Court
of the United States. Cor the Di.tric, Of South
Carolina. Notice is hereby given. that cause b.
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston. on the Third
day of June next. At eleven o'clock. a. ~.
why the said Lewis u Cobb. should M, r..
ce.ve his Discharge aud Certificate as Il Bank.
rIpt.
Charleston, 9th day Of March. Is43.
II. Y. GRAY. CicrE.
march 22 ~ : d.
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Southern Cuuirator.-We have %recciv-
ed the ,wo frs, numbers Of this .Agriculiu-
rul Journal. published in Augusta, Geo.
by Messrs. J. w. Il W. S. Jones, a, the
low price Of one dollar per anuum, IN adj
rance. This Journal. we have no hesita-
ton in saying, will be Of great benefit 10
The Agricultural portion Of our comlnuni-
~, from whom, we have no doubt, the
proprieiors expec, 10 receive the larses,
part of their support, but from its cheap
ness, i, ough. TO be in the hands Of all elias
ses Of society, as there will be useful re-
cipes in its columns, worth mere than twice
it's price.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

The rtGther from the commencement
of the month, has been unusually COOS
with rnin, slice, and snow. aud up 10 yes
terday there vas considerable ice. There
has been more cool weather since The Isl
inst than experienced in all Jan. and Feb:
To-day the weather is more pleasant niid
most of our planters will this week an!
the neat commence planting ,.cc.-hn-
nah ObserrYr.
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CuAnLrsrns. March %

Conon.-The receipts Of Uplands dur
ing the week ending Thursday evening
have been very light: amounting 10 but
$40 bales. Exported Gi9l bales; lenv.
ing Oh hand n shipping stock OF 1868
bales: exclusive Of 1907 bales on ship
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ing through The greater part Of both days.
We do no, remember ever before 10 have
seer the ground covered with snow here
later than the second week in March. II
js learned that oats if MT killed in The
ground are seriously injured. Early gar
deucrs have certainly suIered.-PenIeton
Messenger.
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Cokd WroMtr.-Mnrch has seldom in
licrcd on poor m"rIals such Indictment, cold
and severe weather. ms we have had for
several days past! On Thursday last. a
mingled torrent Of rain, snow, aud hail.
showr'l upon US during The whole day,
driven ~impetuously IN by n Norrh.cas
wind. that seemed 10 triumph aud exuIt at
The suacrinss Of man and beast. The
stronSest Indications of n cold and late
spring sill exist. aud. indeed. should they
be prCtracird, So rs 10 run into The Rev.
Mr.. MIller's arrangements, VIC may have
no spring at all-hut this. IRE do not anti.
cipale, we shall look Tor The return Of The
season Of mirlh aud blossoms-the icy
manncie, Of old winter. or the connasra-
ton of Mr.. Miller. 10 The contrary not.
wi,hsiauding.- !Spatanbmg Journut.
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Murderer eGusht.-By au extract OF n
letter received in Charleston. which is pub
lished in the Mercury, il appears that The
slave Jonas. (~beIoneicg TO Mr.. c. Gads-
den.) who killed a negro named Bob, be-
longing to Capt. a. Moui'rie, for whose
apprehension The Governor offered a re.
ward Of one hundred dollars. has been Ia
ken aud lodged in The Jail a, Gi!i'sorvi'lc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

The Court Of Sessions and Common
Pleas for kershaw District. Judge Ward
law presiding, commenced its Session in
Camden. on Monday Iasr. The ouly case
Of interest is that Of the State against Do.
zier. for the murder Of Pet'isru, IN Dccem-
Der lasi.s
We learn from a letter received yes,er.
day. that Mr.. Dnzier has been Tried and
convicied.-Char Cour. March %.
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Penasylunia.-The Charleston Mcr-
earu avs Both Houses of,hc Lesisia-
,urc Of Pennsylvania, have passed a rcso.
luton to provide for the payment OF The
Interest Of the State debt; falling due last
month aud in The month OF August next.
The resolution also directs the Governor
10 issue certificates bearing six per ccnt
interest, payable yearly, TO oil persons 10
whom intercs, is due on sums over twenty
dollars. Sums under twenty dollars are
to be paid in money
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SEyLNfH REGiNExr.S y. &. NJ.
E.jsrEriJ C.. H.. Marcel, ~ lS.!3

okvkNTH R~kGiNENr.S ). {. VI.
Ejs"keid c. H.. Marcl, 10. lsi3.
ORD.k 40.
\ consequence ofshe resignation ofCop-
L tam Jesse VI. Cosburn. ol Edgeiieid Tea,
Company 80. 7. an Election will be- held on
Saturday The 18Th of Nav next. At Edscfc!d
C.. H., Tor the purpose Of filling the vacancy.
On the same day. at ! o'clock. the E,igrfeld
fen, Company will parade ~ the above nam
I'd place. armed and equipped according 10
law.
by order cfCo!. WisfllI.
SAMUEL POSEY. Ii. Col.
Managers Lieut.. Raney, Lieut.. Corl.y,
and Scream, L. &. Bacon.
Much l. o.
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Commercial.
UAaBuRG, March 81

HAMBURG, Marcn II.
Cohon.-Our Cotton market still con-
tiuues dull, and but little Of The article
coming in. Princes range from 4 10 "a
cents, according 10 quality; principal
sales 81 10 6 cents.
No change 10 ho,icc in Freigh's or Elk.
change.-JouraGi.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DIS

EDGEFlLLD DID XIII.
William Feasin & lleurictta Fore losure
Fcasin. 10 n
c j. Cosaahaa. Admini.t'r. 6~iOnisase.
EM7ILL BE SOLD, Oh the first Monday in
w April next, Il, Edscfeld e. II. 10 close
the above stated Mortgage. the following pro-
perry, viz Fuur Negroes. Sarah, am! her three
children. Patrick, Sielia, and Jenny.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. y y. D.
march Is Isl 5Ul 81
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JOHN SlsAw.

BRICkLAYER 4 PLAISTERER.
TENDERS his services To The citizens
4 Of This and the adjoining Districts. 10
do nuy work in his line, in a w~orkmauIike
manner. and at prices suitable to the times.
Having served n regular apprenticeship
10 the business. he will warrant the work
he puts together 10 stand.
Letters addressed TO the care o! VIM. F.
Durisoc, will meet with immediate at,cn-
lion.
march % # 8
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The steamer Cincinnati, having on
board Gen. Worth and family, together
with u number of other officers aud sever
nj ladies'. touched here on Thursday last
on her way from New-Oflcans To Tampa
Rav.-Pcnsocod GGsette, lin ind.