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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18

Horn, the supposed murderer Of his
wife, had further examination on Mon
day afternoon, which resulted in final
commitment to await his trial at the No.
yemher term Of Baltimore County Court.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18

ThE CRops.-Ths Willi7mspon (Md.)
Banner ofSaiurday says:-Tha grainfelds
and vegetation generally, in our neighbor,
hood, have improved very much within
the las, two w,eks, and new present a
promising appearance. Should the season
continue favorable, We may expect fair
average crop Of wheat,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18

Greenough is in Washington superln-
tending the removal of his immortal sta
Tue Of Washington from the Rotunda Of
The Capitol 10 The eastern garden.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18
SEGaRS. TOBACCO, SNUFF, &C.


Flutes Accordions, Musical Boxes, black elastic,
silver elastic, silver plated and gilt watch guards,
gilt Sclssor-chans, gilt Watch Keys, Breast Pins
Earrings and Finger Rings; Toy Watches, German
silver Thimbes Silver Pencils, lead and slate
Pencils, steel Pens; dressing Combs, Ivory, Horn
German Silver. pocket, wooden, side, and tuckine
Combs; Bears OIL, Cologne; Playing Cards
Dominos, Pin Cushions Shaving Soap, shaving
Boxes, and Brushes, Hair Brushes with looking
glasses, Scissors, Penknives, Pistols, Razors and
Stropsi SpeotacIes suit all eyes; every variety
OF ever pointed pencils of all the improved kinds I;
Spool Ccttoni the best of Backing; Matches,
Waters. Snuff boxes, Pocket Books, silk, cotton,
and bead Purses, Percussion Gaps, Hooks & Eyes,
Needles and Pins; Essence of Peppermint, Lemon
and Cinnamon, at cents per bottle Song Books,
spelling. reading and picture books
The above list embraces but a small portion OF
the assortment just received which, connected
sth their formef stock makes it equal to any ever
offered. Those wishing to purchase, will do well
TO call aud examine Tor themselves, at the house
OF Mr.. A. Young, nearly opposite Mr. Boaks Ho-
tel
January %, IS43.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18

THE CoMET.--A letter from Constan-
tinope, dated 30th of March, says: The
comet continues to occupy the attention
of the public. The Turks are, for the
most part, convinced tina; its appearance
is one of the signs, lorerunneIs of the
last day, and that it otherwise predicts
fearful mislortunes. The phenomenon,
which, is gradually becoming more faint,
has carried off all the caloric from these
parts. The weather has been colder
since its appearance, than at any period
Of the winter. The thermometer has fal
len at night as low as 25 deg. Fahren-
heit, and the mountains upon the Asiatic
coast, bordering the Propontis, have been
covered with snow - Boston Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18

TID. BlTs AND DAINTIEs. Snail soup
was once regarded in Europe as deli
cious dish. In some parts of the West.
Indies aud South America, the guano, a
species of lizard, is devoured with much
gusto, and we can testify that il is well
Favored Wand. The hunters of North
America rejoice when they can feast on
Bufalo's hump, moose's mufer, a
bears paw, or beavers tail. Birds nests
are considered edible Injuries, and com
mand enormous prices in China; whore
nlso dogs and cats are ordinary food, and
it is affirmed by DR.. Solander and Sir
Joseph Banks, tina: dogs flesh is remark
ably sweet and delicious. At Rome, cam
els heels were the choicest tit-bit for an
epicure's tooth. Whales tongues ranked
among the deicaces feasted on in the
middle century by Europeans. The CAT.
fre eats his lion for food, and the trav, Ter
Bruce, among them, ate his lion steak
with great relish. At Rio Janeiro an or.
binary dish is a monkey pie, and the head
of the ape is left to appear above the crust
Tor ornament, in the sty lie of the feet in
our pigeon pie.-Boston Journal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18

QUESTION FOR DEBATING SOCIETIES.
The Louisville Journal proposes the
following question::
Ought not the wives OF the Siamese
twins to be indicted for marry ing quad
Tupedl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18

Mr.. AUDUBON, the learned and distin-
guished naturalist, left ST. Louis on the
25th ult. in the American Fur Company's
steamboat Omega, for the mouth Of the
Yellow Stone River. He was accompa-
med by five friends, equipped and Prcpar.
ed for a five or six months excursion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff:

& UPERlOR Cavendish Tobacco fine quality
- small plug Principe, Regshs and Havana
Segars of the most superior kinds Snuas of all
kinds for sale by
October 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18
GROCE RIES.

IUsf received large supply of Teas, Loaf and
u Brown Sugars. Coffee, Molasses, Rice, &c'
which will sell at prices to suit the times, or ex'
change for Wheat. Corn, Rye, Oats, Butter, Eggs
or fat Poultry.
JOHN JAMESON.
March 80 ls43
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18
Attend to This.
YOU that WANT GOOD BARGAINS.
fUNHE subscriber has just received handsome
Il assortment Of
sV'eaC Spring

SUMMER GOODS
which he will sell remarkably low, for cash and be
invites his friends, customers, and the public gen.
e-aily to call and suit themselves.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
March 9, l843
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-18

This theory has beer doubted. This
year Will test its truth, and as assuredly
verify it, as that the sun will set tonight
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
commercial.
IEY ruR oaGAr wE,rrR>

EY THg GREAT wE,TER>
The Charleston Courier c"ninins tie fnlow-
Ing. anon. other extracts Of cn.nnl2rcial letters
received in that city.
"LIvERPooL. Sept. %.
Cotton The demand, butIi from t;rt trade
and sprcuia,ars. has continued good ihruush"u,
the wcsk but prices remain without auy change
as the market is well supplied with nil dc<crip.
tons. Spccula;nIs have taken 1880 Amrr
can. 200 Bahin. 700 Maranl,in. 200 Egyptian
aud 800 Surat. and exporters 500 American
aad 10 Pernambuco."
"LospoS, Sept, %.
"Co,,oa The demand Tor Cotton rrlnaits
unvarrcd aud thn market is firm Cor al dcs.
crip,iuns. 500 American offered by auction
last week, were bought in nj high ra,cs."
.'lIAvRE. Sept. 10.
CONTRARY {, our eSrccta tatiOn. pur cotton
n,arke, has been very dull since our letter of
18th inst, anI only few hundred has bccn
sold. The slight Improvement that has taken
place upnG the eceipl of The lus, news. has no!
been sustained. and il il ut Previuns prices thai,
these tritling sales have been made; 10 day our
marke, is even halier. Liverpool is always
active, but prices does not improve there aud
this tends 10 conliu. our buyers. Many letters
per Greaf IPnsiera mention that III: crops al
the United States cannot iill short nf 500 900
bales. With such prospect ON pccseni rates
eau srarce!y be sustained 7"
'.IIAvEE, Septr 90.
Since the receipt Of the late advicrs rllr dc.
mani At Livrrpool has bren very s"ol-S or
10000 bales per day, at very firm rates. some
say sc advance. The prosperous stale nf man.
niactories IN England. their satisfactory state
10 France. the abundance Of money in both
countries. particularly in England, the fin"
weather We have had dnIing the las. six OF
eight weeks. have been iiaiive~ ier n gradual
improvement, as the seasnn advanced and The
stock decreased The rapid advance we have
had. is based chiefly on the expectation, more
or less ackno wlehsed. Of shor, Grup; but OIL
this subject il appears evident that II" one can
yet speak with any ccr,niniy- however. nn the
rcceip, of the pr--"nr. we think i. probable that
you may have more precise data on which 10
base an opinion. lfyou have an early killing"
iros, aud prosp-c, OF n crop Of 5n0 Il i.GOO..
OJ0 bales we shall no doubt have further anL
probably more considerable adyanre-if l70O
or |. .SIIO 900 bales we should moi lhnk rresen,
rates too high but we should lno., inr drrIlnc
were the iro-t nn' la Sci IN during the m"nih of
Oclober. and there he n prohahiiIiy generally
admitted OF crop Of 2.0ti1. 900 bales None,
IN nj present SO plentiful aud business active.
that the cHu,rion stock af Liverpool seems 10
be los, sight or bat the excess "G las, wears
production sti!l exists. ui course. and will be
icl, whenever any thing occurs 10 change the
current oi the gencral opinion.
Sales uG Cuunn from lei inst. 10000 balos.
Arrivals lG00 %
Present stock about liG uG0 "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
Oct lS
SlAERlEE,S SALE.


DY virtue nl sunhry wriis ri Firri FH-
E9 cias, ! will proceed 10 sell ar Edge.
field Couu House, on the FIRST Monday anil
Tues lay in November next, the following
property:
Dawsan Atkinson. vs. Martha Prior !:
William Wilson, vs. The same, 10 acres u!
land. moro or less adjoining lands Of To-
has Prior, The trac, Of land where Martha
Prior lives, and the lands Of The Estate Of
John Gray.
Elijah Watson. sen. W. Orasha lIancy,
Que hundred and seventy i've acres "f land,
more or less, adnining ands Of Nathan
Norris. Ohed Bodie and others.
Parks g. Barker. Vs. William Srron,; 'he
same, IS the same. one hundred aud cish.
" acres 0l land, more or less. where de-
f"nlanI now lives. adjuiuiag lands Of Mary
Sirom, Erlnond Boyd and others.
Charles Lamar. IS Sterling Powell and
James Powell. the I-aci Of land Is here the
defendant James Powell lives. adjoining
iauds OF Jacob Wise aud others.
Samuel Stevens and Ephraim Andrews.
vs William Wagner. one hundred acres of
land. more or less. adiIining lnnds Of 70
bert Alton, Joshua Hurrs aud Others. and
ais, fur negroes, Sam, Anna, hsey aud
an infnnt child.
Robert McCann. fbre1he ucs Of Jones g.
Brother. vs John hluscley. the rrac # land
where the defendant lives. adjoining lands
rl James Vann an, others.
David Pow ell. VS. Charles Powell; J. D..
Nnnce. vsihe sarrc. the lracto land where
defendant lives, adjoining Dudley Roun
tree and others.
e. Burchmycr Il Co, vs. J. NJ. Barron
Ton, one house g. lot in the town of Aiken.
occupied by james Black; The above lot
lies in Edgrticld District.
James Edison. VS. John Brilwcll. one
wagon. two mules. and one mare.
Edmund Tale. IS Rudolph Carter; the
same. VS. the same; ]. ID. Crane s. Co.. vs.
'hc sam-; David VI. Drnbar. VS. The same;
Charles Lamar. IS Julius Harvard. John
Howard and Rudolph Cnrcr, FIVE thousand
acres of land. more or less. where defen-
dan, lives, a'!j"inins lands Of John Wise
and others. levied on as the property Of
Rudolph Carter.
William J. Owens. VS. Charles Lamar,
the tract Of land where dclrnlan, lives.
F.ri. Townsend u Mcnhcnhal vs. Pow.
Cilcnrnn s. Co, eight negroes. viz: Celia,
George. Crockct. Della. Harriet, Au;iuete,
Epherson onh Shadrack.
William Carrier, VS. 4. G. ,.cck: The
Il. ,l ..T
land. more or less. adjonins lands oil T.
J. Dyson aud f. w. Pickcus.
Terms Cash.
5. CHRISTIE. $. r. u.
October Is 81 IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
HAMBURG. OcinhcrI0.

IIAHBNHU, VF'ITIIVT IU
Coiioa.-The late accounts per Steam Ship
Acadia from Europe, are looked uPon by our
buyers as rather nniavorabe. although the
Commercial prospects on The other side ofthe
water. seem more cheering and prosperous.
Our Coti,n mafke, has therefore gwen way n
fraction on the strength, Of The tate news. and
prires Today range from t"el cts. ns ex-
,IemeS, principal snles : TO Fl cts Nc,wi,h.
standing tie downward tendency in prices.
our markets is lively, and buyers purchase al
the C"u"n that cau set mold Of.
DrH Goods, Groceries Se.-Thc market is
now we'll supplied with almos, every article
iha, NAV be- called for. and sold on exceeding
" fair Ieruis-JJaraai.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
Merchant Taller Shop,
USDER THE SUPERIsrksDaScE OF
Ngr. a., W.. DICKINSON.


NEr. q. w. DICKINSON.
(Sibieys Corner. HAMBURG, S. C.
NNTfIERE Clothes will he madc to Meas.
w uIe, no, inferiot in Style aud Work.
mansh;p TO any Shop in the Snuthern county.
TIC Stock Consists Of
French. American and West Of England
ISroud CLOTHS md Beaver Cseii,s,
of all the fashionable. and .urinhlc colors, and
Of every price aud qualiiy.
Buckskin CassineTcs. bik and fancy colored,
Wo"fdycd do. figured and plain,
PARIS diamond and iig'J French Cnssimercs.
Silk. Satin and Velvet fESTlNGS,
Plain and Figured do.
Quilted Slerino. rich Persian and Cashmere
Festiuss.
Marsrilles. Sw uI,sdown mud Valencia Fes,iugs,
All Of which. will he sold by the Pattern, OF
made up to measure. warranted to ft, or no sale.
ALSO,
Stocks, Scarfs. Cravats, Cravat SiiffeneTs.
Bnsoms. Collars. Gluves. Suspenders,
Pocke; Hamdkcrchie!s.
Merinu aud Cotton Shirts. Drawers. Hose
Together with general assortment Of
7ilors Trimmings. Hhoiesaie or Retdii.
WM. KETCHhM d Co.
Hamburg. Oct Z. Is43. lOt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
OR TT u A RY,

Died Of Asthma, on Sunday the 9Th ins'., ,at
ner residence in Edgefie.d District. in the 74,t
wear Of her age. Mrs SUsAySAH CHRISTIE.
mother OF Col S. Christie, the present Sher'if
of this district.
Mrs. Chri.iG was native Of Edgciieli dis.
,rirt. She was wnlnan oI Strong Constitution,
possessing remarkable sIr.n.ih aud reicn''se.
ness "f memory. She was twice mnrrlcd, aud
was the r.otlrer six children After the death
nl her second h,l.bund. she lived widow ahoni
lwrnty-swo wears. During her wid"whood
Mrs. =. generally managed her own business.
in which she displayed Judgment whrh was
worthy of the imitation nf many men. She was
sensible in the last Wien about Ia sign her
will, which was written ahon! six months pre-
vious she said to her executor aud wilItrsses.
do you think ] am in my seiises! Are yon
willing 10 say in Court that you think so. u
yon are, will sign ii IL you are not, VIII
not sisu it"
Mrs Christie was about IL years member
nf the Piuc Plcusan, Baptist Church, during
which time size adorned her profession "hy a
well ordered iii, and sodly conversations.
Dmiing her last illness. which continued seVe'
raj ,mni,,ns. she frequently conversed on The
suljecl "f,icall, and manifested almost periec'
resi- nation 20 the will Of God. She "ilen COLI
planned ni her own ingru,ilmdc. and as "ften
spoke Of the goodness nf God, m giving hei
new cvidruces, daily. of her acceptance WIN
inn alter death. 4 sorl lime before her death,
siir rcquest, d her sun anI one daughter VINO
were present, 10 meet her IN Heaven. ief
request. that she might die easy. was granted
Alter one OF two hcc0ushs which was The IL
nu sis nu she fell asleep. without struggle
III thu arms of Jesus. Peace 10 her i.rinnry:
rs finished. It's dour the SPIRIT Is lied,
Our ,is,er Is gone, the Christian is dead'
Tue C:.li,,ian is living IN Jesus love.
Aud gladly receiving II Kingdom above.
Ociutcr IL 1913. NJ.
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CnAnLrsrns. October "a

CuAELrsroS, October ~.
Cott0a.--lt will BE- rcco!Icc,cd that IN Diir re.
poit for The week ending lac al, inst. the mar.
se, had exhibited great degree of lang"r ~
il was impossible ior holders generally 10 meet
The views of purchasers. who werr demanding
reduction on the rates the preceding week:
the operat;nns wrTc consequently limited. and
marked hy unsettled prices. The favorable
advicrs received by The Britannia and Catedo
MIA had Inpa:tetl an unusual de5ie- at rnnii.
,ieucc to holders. who were hon,ed up with
the hope that further intelligence from the n'I,er
side would establish sil higher advance; bul
lie ad,ices received OH Saturday last per the
Acddia did not come up 10 their expectations; |;
aud as purchasers were NV are urthI. iuct, they
e.nbraced The opportunity 10 demand heavy
reduction on former rates; and aS stated III our
scni.wcchly resort. some l2l2 bales were In.
ken IN the three DAYS aia CT. lower This
reductions il was though, was no, enough. a.d
they have subsequently, nesoria,ed sales ut
I.wer prices, establishing decline since the
receipt oi the Aeadias ndviceS nf fully J CT.
per IT, La fact even ut this reduction bu,e:s
refused io operate yesterday. A large portion
of the stock on hand has been purchased in tia
interior al long pricrs and factors will not acl
unless uHde, instructions. The stock. il Will
be seen, has reached 1925 bags Of which
53i9 hasa have been received this week.
t0urisE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Tie Sea Serpsnt.-Captnin Etnics. Of
the baraue Wave. OF Boston, has written
letter 10 the Boston Merchants Exchange
Reading Room. under date of sialaea,
Spal. 5. describing sea monster which
he discovered on the 5ih oi August near
Cape Cod. II was also seen by part Of
the crew. Capt. w. says
When FIRST discovered it | thought il
was the surf breaking over beach or rock.
But Immediately il rose in perpendicular
position thirty or forty fe ct above The sur
face Of the waIsr. remaining 70, about ten
seconds; and then falling horizontally.
the body disappeared, leaving wave in
The water and rising asain ia the same
position, at nearly regular intervals, Gr
the space Of bali an hour. when il entirely
disappeared.
The form of the monster resemb!ed that
Of an eel. the largest part appearing next
the water His head being somewhat
smaller than bis body aud from The posi-
iiou of the body exposed. should judge il
10 have been from ninety to une hundred
and iwenIy fcel in length, and the crcnm-
ferepce. that 81 q hogshead. |, was abou,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
Clerk Of Coamcii's Office,

AUGUSTA, September !. 1913.
NOilCE..-fru;na and after thus dale, al
~ wu.ons loaded With Prnduc. Pro, isions.
and Wood. comm: 10 augusta and The Al
cusiu 'markcf. will be allowed 10 pass line
Brsc free oi toll. The rates Of Toll for Draws
cro-sIi. is restored L" pteYp;is rate. viz. :j13
anI The toll Tor i"ol passengers reduced 10 :,
cents. agrc, ably 10 Il resolution adopted by the
Cry Council ui Augusta this day.
ID. ID. NACMURflIY. Clerk.
Augusta. Oct. II I'm iS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Fresh Fisk from Engiand.-A Turboi.
brought over Gom England. in The siea.
n,er .Acalin was served up NJ the As'or
House in New York on "Wednesday last.
The 6s, was in line condition. nnh was
presented 10 the propric'nts Of tie As'or
House BY Capt Rvric. II had heen kept;
in ice. and The flesh very firn.-Chariss
ion Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Accident. "A Negro Man. one ofihe
Crew of sail boat. called the Hornet,
accidentally fall overheard Yesterday
morning from The wharf NJ Port Johu.nn.
and was drowned. He was. we learn the
property of Mr.. L. Fierce Of Christ
Church Parish.-Chdritston Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

six o'clock in the evening. and We had so
good and SO long view Of him. that there
can be no doub, existing relating to this
serpent. do not write this fur The sake
Of 6llins up lerer in a newspaper. hui
as actual facts, aud not by any means ex-
aggeraied.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Business .aLrond.-Genilemen who re.
turned in The steamer Acadn. and have
been travelling IN England aud "h the
con,im, Mt. speak "f the stale of business
MS every where exceedingly properous.
The manufacturers in England n"d
Frnncc. they say. where never doing bel
ler.-CGarleston Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
.souTHERN AGRICULTURisT."

aSOUTHERN AGRICULTURiST."
The following are the con'cnls Of The
Southern Agric9ituris,. aor,iculturisr, aud
Register of Rural Afiairs," Tor October,
1913:
Coatents.-Prize Essay. On The Pre-.
para,ion aud Use of Manures. by Willis
Gaylord, Of Otisco. n. Y. concluded J
Subsoii,u.. Subsoii Pioushs, from the
,rausaclions Of the New York State Agri-
cultural Society, by Z. n. Bsmen,. Al
bauy. improvement, OF Domestic Stock !;
Lime, Mari. Experiments by b. Z Smith;
The Co,lou Crop, by J. Bo, kin. l,apruV.
cd plan OF Preparing aud Gion'ng Cotton.
Interesting TO Co..rn Growers. Culture
of Cotton anu Coru, by Dr.. Cloud. Crab
Grass Hay. results Of Experiments. by ID.
M.yes. Corn Stalk Moia,ses. by james
S. Pope. Ru,nelies for Worms IN Peach
trees. BY John Dixon, jr. How To make
m uaprsduct,yc Fruu Tree bear. Potato
Starch. Inquiries relative To the bes' Gias.
and the proper mode I packing Cotton.
by r. Funuaa. Agricultural S"cie,y Of
South Carolina Remarks On the ditierens
Breeds of Cattle, by Member.
MiseeiLaaenxs.-Wate Potatoes; To
Make Yeast; Warm Bread; To Preserve
Hams from Flies; Water rfo,l Glue; Il"
prevent Worms aud Bugs lrnm destroy
Ing Cabbages; Circl,ug. M"uthly Horsi
cultural Calendar.
o. The Publisher hopes The Agricul.
,urai Community will nol suffer The South
ern Agr.cuiturist 10 expire with 'he seat,
bu, expects they will join him III his pr"
iect Of eularginS his circulation. aud thus
enable him to put farIh Il ,ceekty publica-
,ion for the preseul monthly.
Charleston: Published by A. E. Miller,
No. 4, Broad.sireet. Three Dollars per
anuuru, payable 10 advance.
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u SOUTHERN AGRlcuLTURlsT-

Ut SOUTHERN NAGRlCULTURiST
Tie Publisher appeals to the planting inieres,
ni South Carolina 10 support this Journal |,
has lons been devoted to their interest; and
the importance of retaining il as u useful and
hand, fcrm Of info, nation. onght TO procure
tot i, such support. ne will enable j, 10 stand
i,s grouud with any coml'-ti.or. flour friend
will sustain us in our exeriions. we would rc.
tain It's present pamphlc, iarn. and publish
weekly, I6 or 20 pages s;-ihs would require q
greater number OF suhscribrrs than we huse ut
present. Subscriplion price 30.
A. E. MILLER.
Charleston. s. C. Aug. % 81 80
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Dc, 7. 1888
u OfhCc.

INUV6CCs
NN Monday the 27;h November next. will
" be sold nj the premises, ail TIM, valuable
tract Of land. sitnated and lying on fInrdlnbor
Creek. and we'll know By the name of Hhito
hall The said place contains one ihnnsand
aud sixty (l060) acres. five hundred (50D) ncrrs
OF which are in state Of nature. aud affords
an abundance Of timber. On the place there
is large aud cogn,nojions Dwelling, fine
Store. Doctor Shop. and every necessary ou,
buildings, MI in good repnir. Whitehall may
he treated for al private sale. f applyrd for in,
mediaiely. p. II. ASHE.
For Mrs. III. E. Edsrards.
Whifshnll, Abhrvilr, Oct 8, k6
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Notice.

a Ii Persons ha.nis any dcminds against
IA Tie Es,ale al Mrs. Nancy Lowe. dec ed.
wi, present Them properly nursi"d and those
indebted iu the Estate will make payment To
the subscriber. K. L. MINIS, Idmr.
Del IL. ISi3 u3S
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FHNfIE Subscriber wi-l,es TO sell nj private
IL sale. hi, crop cf Corn, Fodder. &c,
together with his stock "f Hogs aud Cattle: I:
his Farming Utensis. and Household 81 kirch.
Gu Furniture. He will rent his Plantation.
which contains abuut 3l0 acres of land. Of
which about 75 or 100 acres arc cleared, with
good dwelling aud either ouIlolIscs.
lie wishes II obtain a situation as Ovcrsccr,
for The next year.
Persons wishing 10 purchase nm, OF the nr,-
cles have 10 di.p"se Of "r 10 rent The pIarta.
tinn. can npply Ia me-. living in the Fork of
Edisln, near John Lofts on the rnad IN hiscn.
JAMES TEMPLE.
Oct lS - 33
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g,ook MT H'his!
Notice.

a Ii. persons indebted ior work done 6, tho
IA Saw Miii ure requested Ia come forward
and settle their accounts for The year 1912. eth
eI by note or Otherwise; aud those having de.
n,Ants against t!,e.csta,e oi Jess" Swear'nsen,
deed. are requested 10 hand IN their accounts,
property a,lested.
JAMES SWEARENGEN.
October Is u IS