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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23
state Of South I aroli a
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
james BlackweIIan Vile.
Bill for
Parliiiun.

james BlackweIland Wife Bill for
vs.. px,;,;,
VIM. Harman and others.
RJOTICEis hereby given that by virtue Of
"a an order from Chanrellnr Johnson, shall
offer for sale 10 the hig ghes bidder III Edsrti,ld
Court House. on the first Monday in NOrembcr
ncrt, the real estate OF Luke Harman. d' ceas
ed, consisting of the following tract OF land
viz: se-.
Que tract OF land, containing three hundred
and sixty.three acres, more OF less. situate IN
the District and State aforesaid. OH Brnnysield
Creek. waters of Sin annah River. and adJ"in-
ing lands Of hnrles Freeman. Pleasant searles'
Li,lieberry Freeman and Others,
Said land To be sold on credit of one and
two wears in equal insraIinents, except so murh
az will pay the cost Of this case. wIlcl' must be
paid in cash The purchasers giving bond and
approved .nreiies aud mortgage of the prenlI'
ses Ia secure the purchase money.
s. S. TUMPKINS, c. E. F.. D..
October 9 At 81
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Alum Spring Pills,
For the Greof 5Dysge epsfid,, sere1utus: and

For HE Cureof EDyspep pstd,l Scrof utuS:d
--s LiCefl Diseases. .ss4f,,;;. 4 s.
lrElHEsE PILLS are prepared by Dr.:
IL S. r.. CainpbeIl,s from the wa,er;ofi
Illte.highly celebrated Mineral Springs in
Rockhidse county Virginia, called the:
Alum Sptinss. IS u. e:
These Pills, like the water from which
They are e;prepared, !, are a diuretic, promot-.
lug the secretion ofurine and5an Alternative,
increasing The secretions of The 5glandular
system generally. and particularly OF The
liver. They act genIly,5but effeelualiy.
upon the bowels, alteritwo5oF three days
useof them, producing copious dark, bill
lious evacuation. ,s.,ss.5S, Ill
They also effect a determination TO tho
surface, increasing thepe perspiraliop,; lfere-s
fore, they are. a great purifier Of the blood.
and equaliser Of the circulation. Each.
pill is equalio q, common glasslof tbeswas
ter. They should be taken before each
meal, and from six TO ten or twelve should
be taken insthe:cpurse; ;of each day, for a
fortnight, and then; omit them for The same
period. For the cure Of the aboye;diseas-
es, perseverance in the use fthese Pills.,
lis all important; and5if3ihey are persever-t
every alternate fortnight, acure
may more certainly he expected, than un-
der any other treatment heretofore Disco
vered. except fromtthe use of ahsswater.
from which they are prepared ,eithcrby an
attendance al the Springs or otherwise.
They very speedily cure diarrhoeas, at
tended with acidiiy of the stomach, and
are a very useful remedy for.ftte summer
bowel complaint inFchildren. Jas also for,
expelling worms from children From one
to four should be given in three equal lpor-
lions each day. TO a child under six years,
according 10 age. When given 10 children,
they should be powdered and mixed with
syrup. These Pills!are easily taken. hav-
ing no nauseous taste. are perfectly
in all cases, where active fever does not
exist, and don sickeu persons while using
them. S.. R.. CAMPBELL.i r
For sale by J. ID. T,BRETTs, SEdgefeld
Court House, South Carolina. &.
April IL ttf sFs2I
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

James Tasgar'. Ez'Or Rm for Appor'ioa
Aaron l.; Lomnx. ct al. "fHt' Assets' Sf
6AN motion Of MIR. Perrin, cnmplainant's So.
W. licitor: Ordered. that the Commissioner
give three months notice. in the Abberille
Banner, aud snch other paper as he may deem
proper, to all the creditors of Moses Taggart,
late Ordinary Of Abbevlle District. now decd,
ms we'll us those having demands for moneys
received by him as Ordnaf, as afOr' said as
his individual creditors. at The time oI hls death.
whose demands have not becn fully and pro-
perly paid by his Executor. to come in before
the said Commissioner. and prove their de-
mands; and that such of them as shall not
come in and prove their demands ON. or before
a peremptory day, to be fixed bv the Commits
sioner which day shall be al least three months
from the publication Of the said notice, shall be
excluded from the benefits of this Decree.
TSigued7 WIN HARPER
In pursuance of The said Decretal Order |
appoint Friday. the first day of November
next on. or hefnle which. the creditors us afore-
said will appear before me, and prove their
demands.
H. A. JONES, C. E. A. D.
Comm RS Office, - June, 1874.
July 8 3m 70
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WM7 no honestly doubt the truth OF the Bran
wv drethian System, We wonld entreat.
them to ponder well lnpou the following facts:
Z; The Food taken info the stomach is.conuert
ed into blood, which vital stream, flowing
sthroughia the ramifcatipns of the syslem iilor
only imparts strength and continues life. but
actually creates. forms and huids up, each and
every part ,ofthe animal machine. 1t the blood,
therefore is pure and healthy, the body. which,
is formed from. and supported by the blood,
cannot be ediSeased. Butifihere he in any part
ofthe body any election, such as bile. or ulcer,
even a hrl,ise, the blood circulating through
that part. takes up impure matters from tile To-
cal affection and carries itinio the general sys-
tenn. This is the cause often of sudden death
10 persons Of full habit. afflicted with biles, and
use no medicine; the natter gets into the cir
cula,ing system, and chokes up the fine blood
vessels which supply the brain.with vitality,
and life ceases, as If bereft by lightning. n Now
This can be eremedied-ihe BraHdreth Pills. will,
If used at these times. take out:nll impure mat
trrs from The circulation, and save the general
health. at the same time they are curing the To-
cal affection OH how important it is to man.
kind that this snbject be well comprehendedi
il 81 ould save many from tedious times ofsick,
ness. aud often secure their services TO their
friends when otherwise the tomb wouldliaye
its victim. F.1 , t!s-,:,i;. ,y..i5yS !faz
Principal Office 24l Broadway, N. "
fresh supply Just tgr:ceiyed BY the following
agents, BLAND & BUTLER, Edge6eld c. H.,
]. S. & D. c. .Smyey Meeting street; John
McLarrn Abbeville: C.. a.; L.. D. Merri,nan,
Cokesburry; WhitInck. Sullivan & Waller,
Greenwood; !; Coleman 1Lpscomt, New Mar
ke,, and s. D. Clarke d Co., Hambnrg. 'a9f
Price 25 cents per boz with full directions.i
GT See agents seert;fcats. =, arlit
July II At s%, 70
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NsaSG siEIA1ANsI0US.
MASON AND DIXoN's LINE.

To answer inquiries, which have been
made of us Ivy letter from a friend and lc
save the trouble of inquiry to others, con
cerning The origin and precise import OF
this Term, so often used in public discus
sions To designate the line of division he
tween the States in which slaves are still
held aud those in which they are not. we
insert the following. which We suppose 10
give coriec, account oIihc ma1ler:-NQt
Int.
..MAsuN AND DlzsoH's LINE-This
boundary is SO termed from the name oI
Charles Mason and J. Dixon, the gen
tlemen appointed 10 run unfinished Iiues
in l76I, belw cen Pennsy ylvania and Mary
land, on the territories subject 10 the heirs
of Penn aud Lord Baltimore. A telItpo.
rary line had bee. run in l736, bui had
notgiveu satisfaction 10 the dspulins par
ties although il resulted from an agree
meur, 1879, between themselves. A de.
cree had been made in l6lS. by King
James, delnealiug the boundaries between
the lands given by charter 10 the frs, Lord
Baltimore, aud those adjudged to hi, Ma
jesty; (and afterwards 10 William Penn
which divided the track of land belu cen
! Delaware Bay and the Eastern Oh one
side, and the Chesapeake Bay on The
other, by line equally inlersecling il,
drawn from Cape Heulopen to The 4th
degree Of north latitude A decree in
,chancery rendered his Kings decree in,-
perative.-But the situation of Henlnpen
became long a subjecrof serious, prouac,
ted, and expensive; litigation. particularly
after the death of Penn. in l7IS. and of
Lord Baltimore. in l7I4, till John aud
Richard aud Thomas Penn, (who had be.
come the sole proprietnrs Of the American
possessions of their father William.) and
Cecilius Lord Baltimore. grandson of
Charles, and great grandson Of Cecilius
the original patentee, entered into an
agreement on the 10ihof May, 1922 To
this agreement Il chart was appended
which ascertained The site of Cape Henlo
pen. and delineated division by an east
and west line running westward fromthat
Cape to the exact middle Of The peninsula.
Lord Baltimore became dissatisfied with
This agreement, and he endeavored toin.
validate it. Chancery suits. kinsly de-
crees. aud. proprietary arrangements fol-
lowed, which eventually produced the
appoutmentof commissioners to run The
temporary liue. This was affected in
1889. But the cause in cbancery being
decided in 1859 nex commissioners were
appointed, who could MOI, however, agree.
and the question remained open till 1761.
when the line was run BY Mcssrs, Mason
and Dixon"
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Medical College of Georgia,

HE annual course of Lectures in this In
/ sliluliun, will commence on Monday, ltll
of November.
Anatomy-George NJ. Newton, NJ D
Surgeru-P F. Eve. ~. d.
Insiituies and Practice Of Medicinc-L D Ford
Phusioiogy and Pathological Anatomy-L. a
Dugas VI. ID.
Materia Msdiea and Theraputics-I.P Garvin,
81. ID.
Obsterics-J. A. Eve. NJ, D.
Clemistry and Pharmacy-Alexander Means,
NJ ID
Demonstrator of Ana Omy-H. F. Campbell,
NJ. d.
Clinical Lectures will he delivered nj The
City Hospital, which is under the charge ol the
Faculty. a,,o ~
Fees for the inll course, SliO w
Matricnalion to be taken once, w
Practical Anatomy to be taken once, 10 OO
Surgical operations will be performed gratl-
itousy. when brought before the class
Good board may b. obtained i'll the city from
$12 to $15 per month. -
G. NJ. NEWTON, Dean.
Son II 33 st
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STATE OF S. gCAROLZyt.4 /
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
George Banks,
Bill for
Partition.
Charles Banks and others.

Charles Banks *. and others. Partition.
MTOTICE E is hereby given. that by virtue Of
La an order from Chancellor Harper, shall
offer for sale. at the late residence Of Amos
Banks, deceased, on the Second Monday in
November next, the Real Estate of the said
Amos Banks, consisting of the following tracts
Of lands, viz:
/. The Home tract containing four hundred
and ninety-one aud 4 haf( f(l9l1) acres. more or
less, situate IN EdseGeld and Lexington Dis
tric,s, adjoining lands Of Capt. jacob Long.
George Banks and others.
2. The llugIIe. trai containing two hundred
(20O) acres. more or less siluale III Edgefeld
and Lexington Districts, adjoining lands ofja
cob Long, Fl. I'll. S!aunaud others.
g. i'nr Mitchell tract, cnnaiIIing two hun
dred and seventy Two and three-I0urtils (2733) }
acres, more ur less, situate i'll Edgefield Di'
trict, adjoining lands of Abram Jones, Michael
Long and others.
4 The Roberts tract, containing one thou
sand (100O) acres more or less granted 10
Ahsalom Roberts. situate in Lexington Dis
trict, between Llgliwnod Creek and Black
Creek waters OF North Edisto River
S. The Spiers tract, containing seven hun,
dred ana nity-sM l'oo) acres ni"i" vi ,Gss'
situate in Lexington District. on Twelve Mile
Creek, wateis OF SaIuda River. adjoining lands
of Emanuel Taylor's. Georse Craps ana 9th
crs
Said lands to he sold on a credit of nne and
two years. in equal annunl ins ailments cxcep,
so much as will pay the cosl Of this suit, which
must be paid in cash.
Purchasers to give bondand approved sure
ties aud mortgage of thr. premises. 10 secure
The purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKlNS. C. E. Ed.
Oct S st 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

"a A Flini.--The Richmond Star says:-
Folks who don't like the way papers are
edited. oughI to ask leave 10 put in n spec
linen of the right sorr. Any editor Will be
glad 10 give such individuals a.chance a,
any time: We would-jusisto for The fun Of
seeing them GU. up aud slashed by the.
critics, afterwards. Every man who thinks
it easy to edir apaper.exaf.tly righl, and
to universal acceptance, ought To- 3fry:iit.
NAV be hewould succeed; and ESQ. would
be better entitled to a reward, Than was
the discoyerer Of perpetuaEm motion. 81
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From The F2oyidian


THE LAZY MANS SOLlLOQUY.
lam very lazy man,
never will deny it.
For every thing say or do, E
Would certainly belle it.
I am the very LATEST man
That mortal ever saw,
For il had my meat TO cook,
I'd rather eat it raw.
= l am very lazy man,
The ladies-they too know it.
For II they'd take kiss, Id be
Too lazy to bestow it.
am very lazy man,
The fact there's no denying,
have no wife 10 spur me up,
Or noisy babies crying.
I'm one of those right lazy men,
A lively woman scorns,
And graces such a husband with
An antling pair Of horns.
There's no such very lazy man
.. Fer had wife as yet,
And it he had, t'woul,l surely be
All he would ever get.
And when I'.n called n lazy man,
surely would not brook it,
Bu thai Id rather lose my meal,
Than take the pains 10 cook it.
should perhaps make those bad men
Foi such abuse-repent it,
But I'm for everlastingly
Too lazy TO resent il.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE sCOMMON3 PLEAS.

ns K, IN Fore;;o,r ;dttoeh
n S, Miller: ~! ;slSs 5f S neDts 2Ts9li
William Curry. I. Declaration q,
us,.sz..ss lin Foreion 6ttaek-
Henry Carter s.. ~ s1neut. ~ =,
Jared r. Groce. Deciarat;onS -
rs. liiu Fo1e;onS;:;;4 4ltdch.
The same &; 1ae,,t I
.Currvs& Caver. DSriordfions 49, - !;
80. ns 57ssss.,,s in Fore; g,ss ditat:h
The same. s}5isj msatt ~ ,,
William Currv, s s }jsii55 Declaration 81;
s"s. Is. -. (ins i iofs;gp Jd diiaek.l
TIE same. .- 80 msnt 80,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

Murder oSa Minishr.-Mr. Devore, a
minister of The Gnspel, was murdered in
the Choclaw Nation on the 9Th ult. He
had been on visit to Texas, aud was re
turning to his home in Missouri. He had
win him $3.50 in money. which was all
stolen from him with The exception of SGO
supposed to have been overlooked by the
assasSins.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

Self Propeliing Buegy.-We notice an
advertisement in The Kingston Wing. by
James Crane, announcing lha, he would
exhibit ou road in the vicinity Of Kings
tnn, self propeling buggy. Its power is
got on the principle of the motion Of a
clock or watch" What do you think of a
gentleman walking ou' and winding up
his vehicle for half days ride! Horse
feed and horse flesh must certainly fall
abort these times.4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

The Sabbuth.-ln New York Senate
more than l.2UO captains Of canal boats
have signed petitions, tnat the locks may
not be opened on the Sabbalh.-More
than eighteen out oflwcn.y Of all the boat
mcn who have seen the petitions, have
signed The same. and all The tor,carderS
from New York To Buffalo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY !H1g
Bates Wrenn, Joshua Harris
aud others, Applicants rs. Partition for
Wm. Wrenn. Mack Wrenn the SAFE Of
and Jackson Wrenn, De Real Estate.
PENDANTS
n T appearing 10 my satisfaction, that Wm.
d Wrenn, Mack Wrenn, aud Jackson Wremn,
Defendants, resides without This Stale. it is
therefore ordered. That they do appear and OBJ.
ject 10 the division ur sale of the Real Estate of
Bates Wrenn, sen.. deceased, Oh or before the
FIRST Monday in January next. or their consent
to the same will be entered Of record.
JOHN HILL. .: E D.
Oct ]. 1914 I2w 30
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State of South Carolina.
r.f EDGEFEELD DISTRICT.

w. E. Jackson & Co, lo,o INN =, Far.
VIM Fiizroy FIJI eisn Attachment, eaA
FTNHE Plaiudif' having this day fled his
y declaration in my Office, and The De
fendani having no wileor Attorney known
10 be within The, Stale. on whom q copy
OF the same. with a rule TO plead. can be
served: 1t is ordered. that .ihe Defendant
plead TO the said declaration. within a year
and q day. or final and dsahsolute judgement
will be given agaiusl him.
es7sfte GEO. POhE. &C P.
Clerks Gffice, April 80, ls44.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

Out Of Place.-Parsons opening political
meetings by prayers. II would be about
as appropriate to hegiu duel with the
dnxology-nr milling match by invoking
a blessing from heaven. Did the devil say
his prayers befnre he entered paradise?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

Lac.-A celebrated barriser retired
from the practice. was me day asked his
sincere opinion Of The law. WHY, The
facl is.' rejuined he If any man were 10
claim the Goa upon my back aud threaten
my refusal with lawsuit, he should Ger
tainy have it, lest in defending my coa,,
should lose my waislcoat also"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Elan Burkhaller, and olbers,) R;u c,,
Charles Powell, and Others. "'''''on'
1T appearing TO The satisfaction of the
u Commissioner, thai the Defendants,
Susannah, Serapy, William, John, Mary
Elizabeth, and --- ------ Parkman. reside
heyondnhe Limits ofthe Stale, on motion
by Bnnham, Comp'sa Solicitor Ordered,
that the said defendants do plead. answer
or demur to compliments bill. within
three months from The publication Of this
order. or tie said bill will be taken pro
confesso against Them. Ia a,jz ~; 3S.tS =
IS. Ss:TOMPKINS.i C. IF, e. u. u
Commissioners Office, July l6slS44. !.
July IL, g lam3nl 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

Thu most beautiful array Of Flo1oers
May be produced by taking an elder ak,
punching out the pith. and placing within
the stalk variety of seeds, whose flow
ers hlnssom about The same time. aud bu
rying The stalk in the earth When they
spring up, the sprouts form themselves in /.
TO one stalk, and when hlossomng. il has
The various kinds of fnwers according 10
the seed planted in the STALK. This Is
beautiful discovery, and well worth the
experiment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

@soefie Mseess:
SONG OF THE SALT RIVER WINGS


TUNE. Canadian boat song"
.aSadIy we list to our funeral chime,
Horribly out in tune and time,
Butwhen the star Of the west grows dim,
Wen sing at the jug" parting hymn;
Row brothers, low; the stream runs deep
Wake up Webster; you're fast asleep!
Steadily our stallop is homeward bound
Hoarselythe ripple is mnrinuring round
Listen!;our fugleman raisesthe snBgs
And its burden is, "Joese, oh Jim along.
Row brothers, row ;the stream runs last;
Salt river is gained, and our glory's past.
Our money is gone, and our bills are due;
Credit, dear! credit, dear Where are you !?
Loafers and pipers. no more we'll dine
On bacon boiled in Falernian wine.
Row brothers, row; the stream runs fast;
The glory of cider and sin is past.
Swiftly we near the arid shore,
Putting and tagging the heavy oar;
Sadly we sit on our thread.hare cloth.
Fishing for meat in our coonskin broth.
Row brothers, row; the stream runs swift;
Rouse up, Harry, and give us a lift!
Merry we've been in days gone by.
Pleasure has bealned from our lordly eye,
But now the autumn Of Joy is come
Our sentence is past. aud we urconlb.
Rest brothers, rest the distance is past;
Salt river is gained and we are fast.
Here, where the carrion buzzard flies,
Picking ont famne's insatiate eyes,
Wen eat our shadows, and blow away,
Like mist from mountain tall and gray. u
Die. brothers, die onr day is past
Salt river murmurs our dirge at last"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

The Grcnnvile Mounlapncerofih 11lh
inst. SAYS. A Cotton stalk was left a; our
office few days since by Willis Benson,
Esq. of this District, which is full eight
feet high and well supplied with unusually
large hollis. Mr.. B. informs US lha, it is
called the twin Cnlion." and hat his
field contains many similar plants. and
even larger ones. We consider the arti.
Gle curiosity, especially for a mountain
District"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23

state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
Josiah j.. Ryan Declaration in For
VIM. Fiizroy. FL tign Attachment
JosiahJ. Ryan, Declaration in
u.s. Foreagn Attach
Fitzroy s. Mclnnis. ment.
TIME Plaintiffs having This day filed
IL their declarations In the above stated
cases in my office, and the defendants
having no wife or attorneys known TO be
within The limits ofIhis Stale, un whom a
copy of said declarations with rule TO
plead can he served: 1t is ordered that
the said defendants do plead 10 the said
declarations, within year and a day
from The publication of this order, or final
and absolute judgment will be. awarded
against him: ~ 4tiS
GEO. POPE. c. c.,P.
Clerks Office, Mayo, 1914. i
May s, II Fly
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WAREHOUSE
AND
commission Business.
HAMBUkG, 5

iAMBUkG, .. e.
RSliE Subscribers have connected them
d selves in the WAREHOUSE AND
COMMON BUSINESS, at the old stand of
ii. WALLER. under the firm of
WAL KER g. PEAR SON.
They would beg leave 10 offer lhei, services
TO their friends and the public generally, III the
transaction of n COMMISSION BUSINESS, in all
its branches. They are prepared TO attend to
The Sale Storage and Shipping Of Cotton, Ba.
con. Flour. and 0thcr Produce kccciring and
for,1nrding GoOds. purchasing TO order. Sc &c.
They leel assured from the favorable loration
of their " are. House, well known to the pub
lie as the WATER PROOF WARE HOUSE.
and for its many advantages in point OF location.
and from the longI exnerience of MIR. Walker III
The Cotton business. who will devote his per
sonaI attention TO the sales of Cotton; and
from their determination 10 deYote their nndl.
vlGed attention to the business they will be
! able to give general satisfaction.
Their charges will he ior s'liing cotton 20 cents
per bale; for sh ping do, I2a cells;or selling all
other prudnce2t per cent % cents PEI pack
age fnr receiving aud forwarding Merchandise.
No commission will be charged olr customers
for the purchasing of goods. Having flne
Wharf attached 10 0ni ware f1Oiise.' no
Wharfage will be charged on C"tton consigned
10 onr care. either f,r sale or to he shipped To
Savannah or Charleston. Liberal adYIccs OH
produce consigned o us. will made when
desired.
We pledge ourselves not TO speculate IN or
purchase one bale ol Cntton but devote an un'
divided attention to the interest of our customers
which we hope will insure us liberal patron
age.
Yours, Respectfully.
WALKER G. PEARSON.
G. WALKER.
/. l.. PEARSON.
avail myself of the present occasion to re
turn my thanks 10 my friends AMI patrons tor
their liberal support during the past four years
and assure them properly appreciate their
kindness aud confidence; and III return VIII
use my best personal efforts loprotsct Their
inletesi when comfded 10 Walker d Pearson.
for whom | would snlicit your confidence and
support
Yours, Respectfully,
September 4, Il 80