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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-09
Correspondents Of South. .Carol!nian.l


Since my last respects, on Wednesday the
25th ult, our cotton market has improved con.
siderably, in regard tot mo.e steady demand.
Several new purchasers have made their ap.
pearante, and impaired firmness to prices, but
without any actual improvement. The sales
since Wednesday up to last evening have ave-
ragged upward of $50 bales per day amount
ing in all 10 3.279 bales.
From present appearances,it seems to be the
general opinion he that the market will
maintain its present position for some time to
come; with only an occasional fuctuation &C.
cording to the accounts which may be received
fiom abroad. The receipts as yet, are but mod.
crate, particularly those by water. During the
last seven days, they have amounted to 4,066
bales, viz: by Rail Road 3,240, by waer 544,
and by wagons 382. Exported in same time
252 bales coas:wise, leaving on hand ship
ping stock Of Id ,042 bales exclusive of 080 on
shipboard not cleared. Present quotations of
Liverpool classification stand as follow: infe.
rior to ordinary 4a La 81; middlinS to middling
fair 81 a Ga; fair to fully fair 6t 6a.
For Groceries of all descriptions the past
week has been an exceedingly dull one-nei-
ther in Sugar. Coffee or Molasses have there
been any wholesale transactions. and although
| there is considerable stock of either Of these
/ articles in the market, holders show no dspo.
silion to push sales and consequently remain
stationary. lquote Sugars-Muscovado-ex-
tremes, S6b $6t-Coffee, 81 a7a.
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LEHMAIER g. BROTHERS,
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
-. IN EQUITY
James Blackwell and Others, mn
4 Bill for
Partition.
Lncretin Blackwell.

Lucretfa BLACKWELL. y't'zy ~ Eis15ss =
NOTICE is hereby gwen that by virtue Of
IN an order ftom Chancellor Harper, I shall
offer for Sale TO the highest bidder, at RocHEl's
Old Stand, and near the premises; on Saturday
the 26th October instant. the Real Estate Of
John Blackwell, deceased. Consisting Of the fol-
nwing tracts OF land. viz 81 81
One tract containing twohundred and eighty
one acres, more or less, whereon the said John
Blackwell resided at the time ofhis death. stu
ate in the District aud State aforesaid. on Plum
Branch and Hickory Greek, waters of Big
Stephens Creek, adjoining lands Of Martin N.
Minis, Dir: A..G league, Chesley Wells, At
ticus Tucker and others.
Also, one other tract known as the Minis
tract, cortainining one hundred and twenty
nine acres, more or less, situate in the District
and State aforesaid,on Plum Branch and Hick-
ry Creeks, waters of Big Stephens Creek ,ad-
Joining the above tract of two hundred and
eighty y.one acres.
Said lands to be sole on credit of one and
two years in equal annual instalmenis, except
so much as will pay the cost of the suit, which
must be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond
with approved surelies and mortgages Of the
premises foi tie purchase money. tt3f 3 4,
Plats of re.survey Of said lands will be exhib-
tied on the day of Sale.
s. S. TOMPKlNS, G. E, ED.
Oct ], 1914 At y. 80
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aDRUV,UJ ARY.

Died, at her residence in Edge6eld District,
Oct 4tb, Mrs. NANCY Wills, 10 the 73d year
other age.
The deceased had been for several years a
consistent member oftlle Salem Baptist Church.
She had been the subject Of protracted illness,
which she endured with calm resignation and
christian fortitude, looking forward in joyful
anticipation when she should be released from
all her earthly troubles. She is gone-and left
vacuum among her friends and relatives
which cannot be filled. But their loss, we are
confidently assured; is hereternal gain. =.
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New YoRK, Oct. 8.
Cofee.-The market generally is very dull,
1 he sa ss are Z 1ooo 5te as
Brazil. at 81 a cents; 300 Laguayra, a74 ;
300 Sumalra 81; 100 Cuba, 81; so Green Java.
9f, usual time; 300 St. Domingo, So a 81 cents
cash; and 200 Augostura, on terms we did not
learn.
COtton.-since our last, the cotton market
has heen very quiet. but we have no change to
notice in prices. The sales are but 1900 bales;
say 1000 Upland and Florida, ordinary TO mid.
ding at S cents, middling fair to fair 6s 81,
and 50g Mobile. and New Orleans, ordinary 10
mlddling 81 6, aud middling fair to fair 81 a
"a. There uie very little doing in the beler
grades, and We' have heard ofuo transactions in
new crop. 4fz -.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.

EQGE FIELD DlSl hlC i. NJ
PY JOHN HILL; Esquire, Ordinary
Dof Edse6eld District.
! Whereas Wade S. Cothrdn, hath ap-
piled to me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the goods. and chauels,
rights and credits OF Chas. Ellemberg, late
of the District aforesaid, deceased, these are
therefore to ciIe aud ad1lonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors ofthe said
deceased, TO be and appear before me. n,
our next Ordinary's Courl for the said Dis
trct 70 be holden ar Edge6eld ,Couu House,
on the twenty first day of October next, to
show cause, e,ifany, why the said adminfs-
tratioD should not be ;granteds
/ Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day Of October, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty -four,
and 10 the 69th year of.Americah Indepen.
dence. ~ 81 }5.la'tJi g.
JOHN HILL. O. D.
Oct. s E q 49,. 81.
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CHEAP CASH STORE!
AT EDGEFIELD C. H..

.,E . 81
(.OPposite the Planters Hotel.J
To all who look TO their own interest, and
bear in mind that q penny sared is penny
made. y,..' .....
HAVING received and are still receiving a
ILL splendid assortment of f all and Win
ter Goods, which we will sell ut small
advance, for CASH, we hope that our friends
and the public in general will give US call
and examine for themselves, and they will allow
.,ha, our establishment has justly meri,ed the
appellaton of the "Chcap Cash Store !"
The following are few of the articles, viz:
l04 Satin Shawls, at 8 90, worth Sl5 :.
1914 Thibet, %" "2 so, worth S5 -
I0:4 Damacins 2 90. worth $4
For Ladies Dresses.
Cashmeres, Popplines, Muslins de Laines.
Allpacka's, Merinoes, French, English and
American Prints, from Ct upwards,
Black Slate and White Hoseries, from 12I
cents pair, upwards.
Ladies and Children's Mitis, from 64 cents,
upwards!
Also, large assortment Of Genllemenss Cloth
ing, consisting, of -,.
Blanket Goats, FTock and Ouer Coats, Pants,
Nests, Caps, Hats, and Negro Clothing, Scy
at Charleston Prices. -
g. -ALSo,-sr-. ,.....T
Domeslics, Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, Sad
dIery, Groceries, Medicines, Tin.Ware. and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
We assure our customers and the public, to
whom we are thankful for past patronage that
we will always endeavor to sell at the lo,1est
prices, and continuance of their patronage is
respectfully solicited. ~
h,t q y - ,r 21
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nF this District, a negro man who calls
W himself JOE, and says he belongs 10
George Neal, of Newberry District, living
within one and halfmiles oflhe CHI,
and says he has been runaway about one
month. He has lost Que Of the toes on
his left foot, with several scars on his fore.
head, between 35 and 40 years Of age,
lighr complected, about five feet seven and
a half inches high.r L s5V , ~.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take, him; away. otherwise he will be, deal,
with aslhe law directs. q u.
-: ta5ssC. H. GOODMAN, Jailor.
Oct. S:issq a!ii is4iii tf..2.! g ,i'lg 81 V"
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Methodist Contsrenee...We learn from
the Bowling Green Ky. Gazette lhat
this body after session Of eight days in
that place, broughtiis labors 10 close on
Thursday evening last. the 10Th ult.-The
course ,.ofthe delegates in reference TO the
question OF slavery, in the case Of Bishop
Andrew aud flr. Harding, olthe Baltimore
Conference, before the General Conference
in May ylas,, was by resolution, unanimous
ly approved of. DR.. Bascom, was heard
beforethe adoption Of this resolution was
in nreiereice to the difficulties to The Church
growing OH, Of the Slavery question. His
address, which was written occupied about
four hours III the reading, aud is said to be
eloquent, resislless overwhelming. A
series Of resolutions based upon the Aboli-
ton action of the General Conference, was
adopted, in which was Recommending s
general Convention oflhe Southern portion
Of the Methodist church at Louisville in
May next-The following gentlemen
were elected delegates TO thai Convention
vlz:-Messrs. Stevenson, Kavanaugh,
Bascom. Crouch. Gunu, Brush, Geo. Tay
lor, Harrison, McCrown, Ralston, ]
King, ] James.
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iST.ATE. or s.. zC.AROLLV.A,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
Bill for
Partition.
George Banks,
Charles Banks and others.

- :. 2 q
Charles Banks and others. uaon.
TAT Office is hereby given. that by virtue Of
ly an order from Chancellor Harper | shall
offer for sale, ut 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 and half (49l d acres. more OF
less, situate in Edge6eld and Lexington Dis.
tricts, adjoining lands of Capt. Jacob Lnns,
George Banks and others. !, =
2. The Hughes tract containing two hundred
(200) acres more or less, situate III Edgeheld
and Lexington Districts, adjoining lands ola.
cob Long, H. ii. Spaun aud others.
3. Inc Mitchell tract, containing two hun
dred and seventy two and three-iourlhs (2733)
acres, more or less, situate in Edgefeld Dis
| trict, adjoining lands of Abram Jones, Michael
Long and others. H. .,'g Is
a. The Roberts tract, containing one thou,
sand (l000) acres. more or less. granted 10
.Absalom Roberts, situate in Lexington Dis;
trict, between Llghtwood Creek and Black
Creek, waters of North Edisto River. -
5. The SpiIlers tract, containing seven hun
dred and fifty.six (756J acres, more or less
situate in Lexington District, on Twelye sMile
Creek, waters of Saluda River. adjoining lands
Of Emanuel Taylor's, George Craps and 9th
| ers. $40. ;,4s sJf.sl
Said lands 10 be sold on q credit Of one and
two years, in equal annual ins.allnents. except
SO. much as will pay the cost Of this suit, which
must be paid in cash. =. IS IS .::5is...
Purchasers to give bond and approved sure
ties aud mortgage Of the premises, TO secure
the purchase money.
8. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D. 4
Oct. 5 St 81 y
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-mARRIED.

On the 18th uIt. by the Rev, NJ M. Abney,
DR.. JAMES A. DEvoRE TO Miss r. r., PRES
corT. daughter of Daniel Prescott, Esq. all Of
this District. IL.
onIhe 25th ult. by Colin Rhodes, ESQ.,, Mr..
MIDDLETON KooN to Miss ELlzAsETA BUsBEE,
all of this District.
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Coiton.-Cur market exhibits very little nc.
tivity, principally owing no doubt to the low
state Of our river, though our planters are not
disposed TO offer much oftieircotton present
prices. Affair demand prevails at our quota
lions, which are an eighth of cedt below last
weeks prices. The market ranges Mt from a
to 6 cents, requiring choice article to bring the
latter rate. The receipts for the week have
been fair, and it will be observed in our table
of stock, that the receipts Of the mouth have
been unusually large-Const.
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CAMDEN, Oct. 9.

CAMDEN, Oct. 2.
Cotion.--This article is be;ning 10 come
in freely, butfrom all the. planters we hear
complaints, the crops. having sustained
considerable injury, from severe storm,
which passed over this section some five
or six weeks since. The article now
brought to market may be classed ''fair,"
but we learn there will be very little fine
cotton made this season Prices range
from to6 Id Camden Journal.
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COLUMBIA, Oct. 3

.,.E5sss-EE COLUMBIA, Oct. ,.
Cotton.-There is considerable doing in this
article, at prices ranging from Al to 81 for old,
and frum ST to 81 for new. Very little now
selling below and out little over g. The re-
ceipts from the 26th to the 1st. inclusive, have
been g, All bales, 683 of which have been stored;
and the shipments by the Rail Road, during
the same period, have been $500 bales.
Groceries.-The market is well supplied
No material change in prices since'last week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-09

Nep Whig Alties.-Geu.. Apathy, Gen.
Dismay, Gen. Disappointment, and Gen.
Defeat have embraced Whiggery. and are
cow s,umping it all overlhe Union, for the
grea, military chiei,ain, Gen. Henry Clay.
Of the revolutionary war; st. 10. Com.
Bulletin. -. ~ -a
Frost.-The Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel says: The cool weather of the
last few days resultedin a somewhatsevere
frost yesterday morning heavier indeed,
than has been experienced here in many
years at this season, and much earlier ihan
is within the recollection ofour longest
residents. Its effects were: quite VISIBLE
upon tender vegetation.
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CHARLESTON, Oct. a.

CHARLESTON, Oct. a.
Cotton.-Received since oui last, by Rail
Road 5270 bales, by Water 527, and by Wag.
ons 4O3-mak,ig total of 62O2 balea. E1.
ported IN same time to Havre 1926 bales Up
lands, aud coastwise 992 bales, making total
Of 23l8 bales, and leaving on hand shipping
stock of 1890 bales, exclusive of 2766 bales
on shipboard not cleared.
The somewhat better enquiry for Uplauds
which we noted in our last weekly review to
wards the latter part Of that week, continued
on the first day ofthe past, Saturday last, when
729 bales were disposed of. On Monday. how,
ever, some purchasers appeared to have with
drawn, and the narke, altogether since then
has borne rather, heavy appearance. The
shortly expected foreign accounts by the Gale
donna, whose regular day of departure from
Liverpool was on The l9tl ult., may perhaps
lave been the cause Of this falling off in the de
mand. The sales since Monday have amount
ed to l72I bales, making the total sales of the
week 245G 5Gbales.-Mercnry.' s#
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THE Weather.-On last Friday and SAT-
urday we had a good prospect for rain, but
on Sunday morning il cleared of, cold and
dry, and we had a slight frost on Monday
morning. Our river is lower than i, has
been for FIVE years, and is unuavigable for
either pole boats or steam boats. ~
Hamburg Journal 25th utt. r.
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Frost.-On Saturday lasl we were yis-
tied with a cold storm Of rain from the
North East. which continued nearly all day
At nigh: it cleared off, and the e,next and
two succeeding mornings there were light
frosts-not sufficient, however, to injure
vegetation. Since that time The weather
has continued cool clear and pleasant
GreenuilLe Mountaineer October 4.
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TIE Crops. Since the favorable slate
Of the weather which now prevails frs, sci
in, we understand the picking has pro-
gressed finely; and we are also much
gratified 10 learn that many plantations
from which, some three or four weeks
since, they did Not expect to realize more
than halfa crop, will, by this sudden Ia.
,vorable change, to be found 10 produce
fair average crops.-Marion (Ala.) Tel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-09

Appointments.--The Madlsoniau Of Sa-
turday afternoon says:-We understand
that appointments have been made by the
Presiden, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death fine American Consul al LII
verpool, and also 10 &! the vacancies occa-
stoned by the deaths oftwo Pursers in the
Navy. "a
The New-York Herald Of Saturday
says:-We understand that Mr.. Waggar-
man. nephew of President Tyler-who
was short time since appointed Purssr
in the U. S. Navy, in place ofMr. Upshur,
deceased, nephew Of the late Secretary. r
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

State OF South Carolina,
.,# EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
HpY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
I'D Of Edgefield District.
Whereas James Bean, Jun. hath applied
10 me for Letters of Administration, de
bunis non with the will annexed. on all
and singular the goods, and cha,lels, rights
and credits Of James Bean. Sen. late ofthe
District aforesaid, deceased, these are there.
fore TO cite and admonish all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of the said de
ceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District
10 be holden at Edgefeld Court House. on
the fourteenth day of October next, &c
show cause, if any, why The said admins
tration should 1ol be granted.
/ Given Under my hand and seal, this
18th day of October, in the year Of ou'
|, Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty -four, and in The 69th year Of Aneri.
can independence.
JOHN HILL. o. E. D.
Oct. 9 q 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-09
Public Notices,

ALL persons Indebted 10 the Estate of D.
fA w. Tibbetts, deceased, are requested to
make payment inime diatsly, !, and those having
demands against said Estate will present the m
according to law for payment = t. ,'53s
j. d. TIBBETTS, Administrator.
4 Oct g. y E-.9stf So .s:. fff %
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AUGUSTA, Oct.5.
h Cottoas-This article is little lower than
it was last week, but the decline is so Sigh,
as as, TO be with difficulty indicated by figures.
we quote "a 10 l6sas the extremes Of the mar.
ket, the principal sales being ut5 10 So.
We had two slight fiosts lately. but No far ne ,;
we cam learn. they have not done much injury
in this vicinity. The river is again Low. .but
there has been two swells in tlately,E which
have been of great service to the navigation. g
Bagging. We have had a brisk demand for
this article through the past week. Planters
have been supplying their wants freely, which
will be considerably larger than they expected
a few weeks ago, asitis thought the crop will
be larger than they anticipated. Prices are with.
out alteration. b Z! :iliSBos; 7. : - .sllEs5 q
Gyoceries.-Therc was a fair demand for
these articles since onr last as both the ilrade
and retail purchased freely at our present quo.
taliops itashing gtonian,
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Loss of Cotton By Tie Orerfo,o--Tbe
Concordia Intelligencer, after diligent in.
quiry for correct data, estimates the loss Of
cotton by the late floods in Louisiana,
Mississippi and Arkansas 10 be l39,l05
bales! strg7i L Il 'srss = >&a'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-09

Propects ofthe Democrats Of Old Pen,
ileton-In conversation with an intelli-
gent citizen of Anderson, we were gralifi
ed to learn tina, the democratic Ticket for
State Legislature will succeed in spite OF
the efforts of sihe ex-Minister Tompson,
and ex nj. C. Butler, and the other small
pota,oe politicians about Anderson, by a
majority of from two TO four hundred, aud
tue Congressional Ticket by i,5o0.-Ab-
beuilie Banner.
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Fall and Winter Goods
WM. KETCHAM g. CO.,
u,.unz Q n

HAMBURG, ). q.
h RE now receiving their FALL AND WIN,
"a. TER stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
NEGRO CLOTHS, BLASKErs, BoLTlsG CLOTHS.
CARPET1NG, BoNNETs, and
all the fine and fashionable articles for Ladies
and Gentiemen's ,cear.
We have completed such arrangements as
will put us in the receipt Of nc'o Goods ioeesty'
during the business season, so that all the new
styles of fashionable goods can be found at our
Store, as good as the best, and cheap as the cheap
est, as fast as they shall appear in the New York
market.
THE MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP,
-. will still be conducted ~
By Mfr. G. w. .DICKINSON. 49,
A fine assortment of Cloths. Casimeres, Yes
tings and Tailor's Trimmings constantly on
hand. ~
September II, =: If SO
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
James Blackwell and Wife, pu, c,r

. g,ss IN Equity.
James Blackwell and Wife, RHl far
VIM. Hartman and others. He' rt,.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
lV an order from Chancellor Johnson, | shal!
offer for sale to the highes, bidder al Edgefeld
Court House. on the first Monday in Norember
neat, the real estate Of Luke sHarmun, drceas-
ed, consisting Of the following tract Of land.
viz: s5::
: One tract of land, containing three hundred
and sixty-three acres, more or less, situate in
the District and State aforesaid, on Bennyfeld
Creek, waters of Savannah River, and ajjoin-
ing lands of C Charles Freeman. Pleasant Searles,
Liitlebsrry Freeman and others. 80.
Said land TO be sold OH credit of one and
two years in equal instalments, except so much
US will pay the cost this case. which must be
paid in cash. The purchasers giving bond and
approved sureties and mortgage of the prenli.
ses 10 secure the purchase money.
SIS. TOMPKINS, c. E. E. D.
October 4t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-09

Medical Collage Of the Stale Of South
Caroltna.-The catalogue Of this scientif-
land flourishing insiau,ion, issued in
June last. contains the names of 224 stu
denis, viz: from S. Carolina l52 Alabama
80, Georgia 90, N. Carolina IL. MississiP
I pi S, Tennessee 2, Florida 9, The NUM-
Der Of graduate at the last commenceme nj
was eighty t,Uo. n,.r
The Museum of the Literary and Phil
osophiral Society has been transferred to
the College, and it has been newly arran-
ged and epiarged-contribulations of the
minerals of this State are solicited. and
il. uggesled they can be sent by The stu
dents who yisi. the city. Opportunities
for clinical instruction will be afforded at
The Marine Hospital; and the Faculty
have established a hospitality on the Col
lege lot for the reception Of cases requiring
surgical interference.
Candidate for the diploma Of the College
must have attained the age 2lyears, hear
a good moral character, have studied
medicine years with some respectable
practitioner, have attended TWO full cour-
ses of Lectures, The last Ia this Institution,
and one course of Demonstrations in the
respectable thesis or dissertation in the
Dissecting room Of The College, and offer a
medical subject.
Accommodations for board and lodging
are steadily improving and are row
brought TO degree of economy and COM
fort, not surpassed in any atlantic cities
81 10 SIS per week.
The session will begin on The I'd Mon
day of each November, and close on the
Ist Saturday Of March following.
N. B.-Gentlelpen desiring further in-
formation will address letters postpaid 10
H. r. Frost, NJ. D.-CharlestOn Courier.
a,st~aexrsnazs.s.z-z z,-sup-z-rC....sr -aosaa-ss.=
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Land fol. Sale

yEyHAT well. known Plantation formerly
ia owned by N. Lowe, duceased. contain
ing four hundred and forty.three (443) )iacres,
on Turkey Creek Immediately on The Stage
road leading from Edgefeld C. II. to Abbe-
vile c.. II. Any one wisllingto purchase will
do well to examine for themselves. - .t
Applyto The subscribers. SIS, IS:
SAM'L5 WILLIAMS
D.. d. BR RUNSO ON.:isi a.
Sept. 25th, If So; s. -
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Mr.. Editor:-The Board The Commission
ers Of the Poor have the pleasure to announc'
to the Public, that they have prevailed on MI
Robert Bryan, Sem, to serve again. You vii
pIeace publish the following nomination, as f
and proper persons as ''n.
Commissioners oftlse Poor.
ROBERT BRYAN, Sen.
JOHN HUIET, .E.ui...g,st
LITTLEFON BROOKS,
SETH BUTLER,
GEORGE BOSWELL.