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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

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II New.York Lyceum Debgtes.ss. t.s. toDss
nesday evening. 3tb inst. al the IdbesnacSet ~
gucst!oa will be discussed ;uasss 10 VIZ,
III Do wonea enjoy all the political prislese
they entitled" -, s,ooe Eg
Afirmaiise-Park Benjamin, E.q. W. l.. s~us'-
Nega,ive-Jehn Neal, Esq. .,o,k
The debate will commence al past U schscri5eas
Tickets IS cents, 70 be had az thc ooc,.
the course Cf Lectures admitted. Per ordsi. u.r sstG
rs 3ts. l. u. FOhnnAI ,ae
" Rrookiyn Apprenlices' Libssaas LlH,eaa, sss
commenced on Monday evening, Fes.naa aERT law
halt. past O'Clock, at the LyceniD, by
DON HUME, or the following supJece
l. "The Advantages OF Science ..<rbe,e.
IL. The value and properties OF The Aiaso'p
Ill. The effects ei Gairanisni
Nv The Chemistry OF Colors-
Y. The Mctals-treir properties and nses.
vi The yaiue aud properties OF heae :.tst, IS eesc
Adm. sion 70 the Course 81. ainsie 'iSAe'
Members and readers tree ., NJ ether o.. 80
Tickets NAV %. had az the Lycesnr o. lay " f5N
Directors. H. v. .NLS..,-- --l,-- rts 81
dT Gait EHonse, Louis'iiie, ~ ihS Gait hV-y ~
.cTiber having agaia b.coule propfeo s|s,r1e sySg q
in bs ciiy pledges hinsei 10 Keep II ] W he ssaS
10 graduate hi, prices 10 suit ibe foooo the 5oS
p,.aset 10 have travellers and sebue cns, ths, " "
I'm in :, lth hin, white 10 the city, aaG tsG
friends of Threcknorton ETefeu ~ EyERgIEs
in mind. $50 05SpS
Louisville, Jan. IS .--- 1873. ss.,ss
rGeod Board and pIea'aas Rooms es e,A siss
aI No. Is ChGs,rsss !"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

ga Tyler Meeting was recently held in
Wayne County-doubtless to advance the interests
of some paltry oficc-seeker, at which the Captain
was nominated for next President, State Con-
vention proposed, and the Participators gravely
resolved "to meet al Auburn at some future day
correspondent assures us that there is 20 doubt
that this resolution will be carried into effect
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

REDUCED FAREs-Psssengers are now con.
veyed by Railroad and Stage from Baltimore to
Wheeling or Pittsburgh for SO, and from Pitts
burgh or Wheeling to Philadelphia for 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

Ge The ship Mary kiDgsland arrived al So.
vannah, Geo, on the Goth, in trenty-three days
from Llsbog.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

Attest: wa. VAN TUYL, Secretary. 70
New York, 4ih Feb, 1913. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

GEoRGu.-The full returns from the recent
Election in this State give the following result
For George w. Craw ford. (~higi.. .246+3
Alex McDougald, (Loco). )................'.- .'.-o,ooo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

1t is rather funny to hear cur Loco.toco breth'
rem amenting the ravages made in their ranks by
General Apathy, the old reproba,e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

D correspondent cotreets us in relation to
JOHN MILLS, the new Treasurer of Massachusetts.
He j. the man who turned Jackson man as we
stated, but was in the State, not in the United
States Senate The U. S. Senator at that time
wa, Hon. Elijah II. Mills, of Northampton, whe
died some twelve years ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

I We had a genuine old-fashoued North East
snow-storm yesterday, which would have done
credit to Nova Scotia Winter has fairly set in at
last. The snow must be foot deep, and the Riv-
er is probably closed to Rhinebeck al least.
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by its 100 great quantity, and will also he
Il sufficient dressing fur ordinary poor
lands. Should The mari he much poorer,
and therefore the dressing he too light,
sill il will he serviccabie in proportion
To lis strength. and may be added 10 at
forwards. when such deficiency has been
correctly ascertniGcd. The mari should
he scattered Us evenly as may be conve-
nicut, over the whole surface, so AS 10 be
thoroughly intcrmixed with The soil. and
equally diilused by the subsequent 'illhse
processes. ], should never be accumula-
ted in the alleys, or under the lists. or in
any way KEEP. in mass. (no matter how
small the lna,ses,) beneath the stalks OF
growing plants.
For continued and regular mnrling to
DC made most profitable. of course far
more full directions would be needed.
But these alone will suffice TO mako APP
plicalious always more or less profitable.
! most earnestly second tho proposal OF
J. b., with one amendment thereto; viz:
THAI Instead "f one acre. every planter who
has it in his power will mari ten acres or
more Tor the coming crops. The frst be-
ginning Of every new operation is atien-
Jed with much trouble, and 80 will be the
first attempts ut marling. But The gren-
ter par, Of this trouble is in Ceiling ready;
aud when that has been dUnc, aud one
acre has bccu married., ten more may he
covered with perhaps less trouble than
was required for tie first acre alone. No
rnau will fnii Il" profit by II judicious APP
plicaliun; and there is hut little doubt that
ior all the labor and expcnse thus directed,
ili0re will be returned, in increase pro-
ducts, on the general average, u perma-
uent net profit Of al icus, so per cent per
mt on The gu, lay. Every acre mar
led this year vii! by It's elects shown,
probably induce The m%urlipg OF twenty the
ucxi, aud u hundred The year alier.
EDMUND RUFFlN.
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AUGUSTA, Feb. Is

Gu. Id.
Cotior.-We have 10 observe thai since
our las, review there has been less acrlvi-
ry, generally, in our market than was tx
hibiied tho proceeding week though the
sales on Thursday and Friday last we're to
a fair extent. The demand for the ar
,iclc since Monday has decreased, and we
may say fallen oil to some exleut. This
had a material cllcc, Oh the market. The
sales Of the middins and lower qualities
show about a Of cent. decline ON the
preceding weeks prices. This is owing
however To- slackened demand in the
Charleston aud Savannah markets. The
receipts since Thursday last have been
moderate. In gooi quality co,,ons VIC
have no importunt change to notice; The
decline having fallen mostly on the lower
qualities, though VI must say at the same
tine that the prices of all qualities may
be considered as easy Of sale. The sales
that have. been effected were al prices
ranging from ii 10 81 cents. Prime ~
square bales. would bring perhaps Gi a Z
cents, but such prices are al present no.
,ninal, az WI have heard OF none or very
little OF this description III marhct.-Con-
tiiusio.diiSt.
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HARLkSrOt | rb- iS.
Couon.-The Upland market aiihe close
81 the last aud in the early part uf the week
just closed. was in a depressed state. aud
the operations, particularly on tie lower
grades were in many Instances 10 favor Of
the purchaser; ageueral attendance. how
ever, Of dealers nj the opening oflhc mar
ket ON Wednesday, aud tho consequent
improvement in The drmanG, has enabled
holders for several days past tn obtain the
prices given in our rcpnr, Of the ll,h inst.
The receipts Of tie week are l2.770 and
the sales in the sa;re time foot up ll.45l
bugs, al prices ranging from AZ TO 8 cents
per pound.-Courirr.
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From TIC Charleston Mercury.

TO she Edi.ors.-lu your paper of the
10th, a call is made upon me by your cor
respondent J. B., TO which i, is my duty
10 respond. ]. B. urges every planter
having access to mari. To apply il 10 a,
leas, one acre OF land for the crop Of the
present year; and be requests Of me TO
give directions as 10 the manner Of the
application.
or the lands which have cs yc, come
unde: my personal observation, there is
bal q sinal! proportion 10 which the appil-
cation Of mari would mol be 10th bcneli-
cial and profitable. The OILS exceptions
to be stated are such soils as are material
ly and sufficiently calcareous. and other
lands no, sufficiently drained, and saiier-
ing from wetness. So, no ons need val,
because o knowing where 10 mari.
But If there DO choice Of lands for expert
,nenf, the bes, and e~arlies, effects Of mari
may be expected on soils containing the
nos, vegetable or other pu,resccnt mat
,er-or which are the most acid, the lat
ter quality being indicated by the greater
propensity Of the land TO nourish the
growth OF pines and sorrcl. Land which
has been some years lying GU, Of c%uliiva-
ton or has been permitted 10 rest at ire
quen, intervals and kept from being gra-
Zed, wien undcr a regular course Of cul-
iure, will be much more benefited by
mari, than would the like soils If recently
cropped every year or otherwise kept uu.
der very e~xhaus,ipg tllagc. Blu, even if
any such unfavorapie condition Of the
land should present the full aud proper
effects from mag! on the first crop. i, will
show them afterwards-and the more
strongly according to the greater quantity
Of nutritious matter that the land may DO
enabled 10 receive, whether from its own
growth or from other sources. Whaleve.
early effects may be produced by mari will
never be lost, under judicious and mild
culture, (which is always the most prof
table culture,) and early produc, will con
,iaue TO Increase for twenty years or more.
There is as little choice in regard To The
kind Of cropto be ufaried, as Of The Kind
Of land. All known cultivated crops are
thus greatly beuefitred. Perhaps a benefit
additional to that Of Increased bulk Of pro-
due, may be found by marling for the
long staple cotton, in ha~s,euius lis matu.
ring, and thereby making much of The
produc, white. which usually is stained.
because not ripe before cold weather. Or
rice too, ] should infer thar calcareous will
increase tho product, and still more GER
tainiy improve tho quality of'he graiu.
As TO the manner Of application, ]
would advise (generully, aud without
knowing the circumstances of any p~araic-
u!ar casc.)- lha: the quantity applied
should be ahou, 100 bushels 10 the acre.
Ofcourse, i, ought to vary according to
The degree Of richness of the soil, and the
mature and condition o fihc land. But 100
bushels. oven ifihe mari is very rich, as
mos, OF i, is. will be no where injurious
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIEED DISTRICT.

10y OLIVER TOWLEs. Esquire
D Ordinary Of EdsefcId District.
Whereas James c. White. hath mp
piled 10 me for Letters of ADMINISTRATION
on all aud singular the goo.ls and chat,cI,,
rights and credits of John Warren, late Of
tho Disiric, a!oreaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and Gre
dilors OF The said deceased, 10 be- aud APP
i'car before me, al our uext Ordinary's
Court Tor the said District to be holden At
Edse6eld Coun House on the I3ih March.
1913. 10 show cause il any, why the said
Administrator should no, be granted.
Given under my baud and sea! this l7lh
day Of Feb. one thousand eish, huudrri
aud forty two, aud in the sixty. seYcn,h
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES. o. E.. D..
Feb. 20. [S2 l241 2t 4
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ESTABLESMMEN


OPPOSITE BLAND & BuTLER's sro.E.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs the
IL public In general. that he has concluded
to reduce his former prices on coarse SHOES.
His prices in future will be for plain stitched
down Negro Shoes. 81 I'D
For coarse pegscd Shoes, %
All other kinds OF work done propor,ionahly
cheap. The different Shoes, &c all warranted
He will also keep constantly on hand, ready
made Brides. Wagon Gecr, and Sole. Upper
and Harness Leather. ali of which he will sell
low. for Cash, or on short credit to punclual
customers
Good Hides barlercd for as heretofore.
". L. GEARTY.
Feb. 20 81 4
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Commercial.
nAMuuka Feb. u

Cutton.-We have no change to notice
in The prices Of Cutton from those Of last
wcek.-Thc article continues 10 come in
freely, aud meets with a ready demand.
say from 5 10 Z cts. rs extremes. Prin-
cipal sales 81 to 6I CTS.
Freights.-All cotton for Charleston
by tho rail road. is taken at . cts. per
hundred pounds. There are no boats
running to Charleston at this Time. TO
SavauualI, 80 cts. per balc.-JournGt.
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ICoI.U BiA, Feb. Is

COLUMBIA, Feb. Is.
Cotton.-The receipts Of Cotton have
fallen oil considerably since las, week.
s.ad PRICES have declined about of u
cent. W. now 1uo,c IL To Gi cents for
ordincry TO good; some Of nur merchants
think. however, that an extra lin, Ia,
would brig 81 cculs.-Chronicle.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

HpY OLIVER ,ToWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary Of Edgefeld District.
Wberens, William Murrel, hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration On all
and singular the goods and chattcls. rights.
aud credits ofJohn McClendon, late of the
District aforesaid, daccased.
These are. therefore. 10 cite and ad,non-
ish all and singular the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, to be aud appear
before me. al our neil Oldiuary's Cour,
for the said District to be holden u, Edge
field Court House on the 18th March. 1913,
u show cause, it nny, why the said Ad-
miuistralion should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Eth
day OF February, one thousand eight hun
dred aud forty three, aud in the sixty Sc
zenith year OF American Independence.
o. TOW1ES. o. l.. d.
Feb. 20, 1913. [S2 I21 4
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Edseicld c II. Feb. IL II 3
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Susan Rhoden, Applicant.

Parsoy Rhoden & Others, Deh's.S
1T appearing to my satisfaction that
IL CharIns RilOden, and William Rhodcn,
two Of The defendants in the above stated
case. reside beyond the Limits of this State.
1t is therefore ordered. tina, they appear
aud objec TO the division or sale Of the
real estate of John Rhodcn. deed, OH or
before the frs, day Of May next, or their
consent to the same will be entered Of re-
cord.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. l. D.
Feb. s III .
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State Of South Carolina.
~ABBEYILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

N!''ilm Wilson,
a.. Bal for Partition.
Elizabeth Todd, X others.
+ appearing TO my satisfaction that
Il Caroline GrissIey. Whitfield Bozenon and
Emciine HIS wife. 1~'olivcr Towlcs aud Sarah
Am his wife. Albert Robertson, Mannuring
Walton ~ Charlotte. hi, wife. Anderson Simes
aud Cornslla his wife, Mary. : daughter Of Ma
~ Brown, deceased. who has ]lnlermanicd
with some one unknown. Leroy Brown, and
Daniel Gent and Nancy his vito, defendants.
named in the said bill, are. and reside wE.hou,
The limits al t:iIs state: Ordered. that the said
defendants respectively, du appear. plead. an.
swer or dcmur. to the said bill, within three
month. from this date, or decree pro c~oafesso,
viii be rendered against Them.
II. a. JONES, c. L. 4. u.
Commissioner Office.
Abbosiii.. Feb. Is. 1913. SIN :
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State Of South Carolina.

DILt!tL DISTRICT.
EsY OLIVER TDMLES. Esquire,
ar Ordinary of Edscield Dis,ricr.
Whereas, Ctar',, Duncan hath applied
TO me for Letters OF Administration de lonis
uon,o on uli and singular The souds AID rliur-
tells, rights and credits o rAllcn E~,hrrrdsc,
late oislhe District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite aud admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and creli-
Tors Of The said deceased. 10 he aud appear
before me. alour next Ordiuary's Cuurl for
the said District to be holden Mt EJgclcld
Coutl House on the 18th March, 1913,
10 show cause, If any, why the said .Ad-
ninisira,ion should no, be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this l7tL,
day Of February, Que thousand eight hun
dred and forty three. Sin the si&ty-sescrih
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. E. D.
Feb. ID, 1913. Isl l24) b !
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##A
Hoy mutual consent, we shall sell at
"Public Auction. commencing Tues.
day the Th.of Match uexr. our entire Pot.
,ersviile psfe1ty, 5olh real aud personal,
consisting CT four Negroes, viz. three Tur.
ners aud one Wagner. thirteen Mules,
one saddle Horse, three strong six mule
Wagons and Harness, one first rate Two
Nurse Wagon. Que set Blacksmith Tools.
stock Of Stone Ware, Brick aud Tyle.
Corn, Folder and Hay stock ur Goods.
consisting Of Ho.nespnns. Sugar aud COT.
fee. Iron. Leather, Shucs, White Lead,
SC. Sc. &c.
Gu . credi, till Isl January, 1914.
J. GIBBS Il CO.
Porersville. Feb. I3. 1913. 8, 3
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PAINTlN NC.

TNilE Subscribers bcss leave 10 inform
L their friends and the public in gene.
raj. that they having entered in co part.
ncrship. arc determined to work To suit
,he times. aud will DC thankful for. all
nrdefs rnr'r friends and The public may be
pleased 10 gIve Them; all work they re.
cc,vr i'll be done ~ themselves.
Lou4t, Sign. and On,Gaaeatci Painting.
lnilaiiuns oi Wood aud Marble.
Chairs aud other. Furniture donc in The
ncur-.l manner, and al the shortest notice.
o. All orders from the country punctu-
ally attended to.
J. w. DURNELL,
II. BLEAS.
Edse6cld c II. Feb. IL Il 3
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
Joseph Jacobs onG Elizabeth hisw ifc. }
Applicant. VS..
Elizabeth Finly and others.
TT appears TO my satisfaction that Ran.
IL del Finly and Cacla Fiuly. Two of The
Defendants, reside without The limits oil
this State, il is therefore Ordered. that
they do appear and object to the division
or sale Of The Real Estate Of James Finly,
on or before the first Monday in April,
1913, or their consent to Tho same will be
entered of record.
DAVID LESLY, o. A. D.
Ian Is 3m II
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'Do you believe in specific graYity?" ms
The monkey in the tree asked the ,rav-
cller, whoa he droped a cocoauul upon
his head by way oil attracting his ailcn.
linn
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Notice.
ALL Persons indebted to the Estate OF
IA d. a. Wallace, deceased. by note,
account or Judgment, are hereby 1cti6ed
hal the demands against The estate COM
pell me- To refuse further Indulgence. We
shall act fairly. but positively Tho next
Term of the Couu.
IL. z. SPANN, Executor.
Jau 9. 1913 # so
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A LII persons having demands asains,
IA the estate. Of Robert Garrett. decd,
will please present them duty atteslcd, TO
the subscribers, aud all persons indebted
TO said estate will make immediate pay
mell.
JOHN w. GARRETT, and
JOHN A. HOUSTON.
Feb. - 1t 3
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Feb. 10

Notice.
TNHE Subscriber cautions all pe.sons
r.. against trading for Two Notes given
to Daniel Bird. The uo,cs nrc dated the
2lst Of january last one Mute for one
hundred dollars was due on the 9Th OF E'e-
bruary, aud the other Note Tor three hun
drcd dollars. will be due the Isl January.
le4l. avn determined NOT 10 pay said
Notes uuless compelled by law, Us the pro
perry has proven unsound.
w. u. ZIMMERMAN.
Feb. IL q =
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
pY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire,
II Ordinary Of Edgefeld District.
Whereas. Jacob Long, hath applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration, with the
will annexed, OH all and singular the goods
and chatiels, rights and credits Of Amos
Banks, late Of the DISTRICT aforesaid. de.
ceased.
These are. therefore, To cite and admou.
ish NIL and singular, The kindred and cred
itors Of the said deceased, 10 be aud appea
before me. at our next Ordinary's Court
for tic said District to be holden O, Edge.
field Court House on The 18th March, 1915,
10 show cause. If any, why the said Ad-
minis'ration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Eth
dny Of February. one thousand eight hun.
drcd and forty three, and in the sixty.sc.
venlh year Of American independence.
%. TOWLES, o. T.. d.
Feb. % [S2 l2l b 4
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
PY OLIVER TOWLES, Equirc,
~ Ordinary Of Edgefield District.
Whereas, Giles Martin, hath applied TO
for Letters Of Administration, de boni,
uon, with the will annexed, on all and sim
gular the goods and chat,els, rights aud
credits Of Edward Coleman, lalc of the
District af0reaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all aud singular. The kindred aud credi.
tors of'he said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me. at our ncxl Ordiuary's Court
for The said District to be holden n, Edge
hcld Court House on the l3,h Of March
1913. 10 show cause il any, why the
sud Administration should mol be granted.
Given under my baud aud seal this lnh
day Of Feb. Que thousand cish, hundred
aud lorty.two, and in the sixly-scvcnlh
year OF American independence.
o. TOWLES. D.. y.
Feb. %. lS4S. 1872 l2b 1t 1
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Fair g. Positive Nofice.

Fair IL Positive NStice.
YE9HAT those who will neglect their duty.
n may have no excuse, We asail ourselves
Of this early opportunity. 10 assure all those in.
debied TO US by N"ic, that unless they are paid
previous to retuin day they, will be iudiscrimi.
nat.ly placed in the hands Of IN Attorney for
collection.
BLAND 81 BUTLER.
Deer. 223 # AZ
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n

Rs1Ra;eVF3y
~ FROM the subscriber. living near
SfyA Clouds creek. in the ncighbourhnod
SgkF Of Chaluian's Mill Rdseficld District.
EsNmy Negro man JOHN, whom | pur.
M chased Of my father 4 few weeks ago,
/9 my father purchased him from n spc.
$500 cnlator. from Virsiuia. John said hc
was raised near Richmond, Va. he is ABOUT 81
years Of age, abou, S fee, g or 9 inches high,
OF light complexion. and has n scar ON the cor
ner ofhis left eye; is a slom well made fellow
tuil faced. speaks quick when spoken to. He
had on when he weat away u fur cap. n brown.
ish cloth coat, and panlaloons of course grey
cloth. 1t is quite likely he is trying to gel back
10 virginia. ! win give liberal reward TO any
person who will apprchend the said slave and
confnc him in any jail in this State, SO llia, I
get him again, aud if brought home all reason.
able expenses will be paid.
The speculalor from whom he was purchased
writes his namc Andrew Lee.
ADAM BLACK.
Feb. Is tr 4
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C. Al an election, held 10 Charleston,
on the llsh inst, the following gentlemen
were elected Directors Of the Bauk Of 5.
Caroline, for the ensuing year.
John S. Cogdell, Samuel Mccartney.
William Calder, ]. c. Blum. b }. iiow-
land, +. Barnwell, Jr., William Burnic.
d. P. johnson, F. Winthrop. S. holm cs'
Robert Brown. James Bancroft. Thomas
Middleton.
On the 18th inst. John 5. Cogdell. ESQ.,
was unanimously reelected President.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Robert Mcdonald,
Henry spies.
w I'LL BE SOLD, at %rhelhousc of de-
w fendanr, on Thursday the 9th day
OF March, al III O'Clock III the forenoon Vi
that day, the following property viz:
One fine Sidebonrd, one Table, one ma
bosany Go, Twelve Chairs, TWO Looking
Glasses, one lot of Crockcry Ware. two
mahogany Gard Tables, Shovel, T'onss
aud Andirons. and various other articles.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 5. Z. D.
Feb. 81. iSi3 (S2 25) Cd