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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23
;EDGEFEELD aDYEEtTlsEEs
BT
w. F. DURIsoE PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS.

Two DoLLARs and Furry CEsrs. per annum,
III paid advance -S3 if not paid within six
months from the date of subscription. and
ga if not paid before the expiration Of the
wear. All subscriptions will be continued,
unless Otherwise ordered before the expIra-
tion ofthe year; but no paper will be diScon,
ied until all arearagcs are paid. anr's al liie
option ofthe Publisher.
ANY person procuring FIVE responsible SUB
scribers, Shall receive The paper Tor one year
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuonsly inserted at625a
cents per square, az lines, or less. tor me
first insertion and 43S for each continuance :,
Those published monthly, or quarterly, VIII
be charged ST. per square Advertisements
not having the number of insertions marked
on them, will be continued until ordered out
and charged accordingly. -,
AlIcommunications, post paid, WILDE prompt
,ly and strictly attended to.
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Oct. Is
State of South Carolina,

.EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
EBY JOHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary
ED of Edgefeld District.
Whereas Wiley Harrison, hath applied
10 me lor Letters IF Administration, on all
and singular the goods, and cl,anels. rights
and credits of Samuel H. Cartridge. lale of
The District aforesaid. deceased. these are
therefore TO cite and adlnonisli all and sin.
suIar,Ihe kindred and creditors Of The said
decea'd, to he and appear before me, at our
mex, Ordinary's Court forthe said District,
robc holden at Edsefield Court House, on
the twenty eighth day of October inst, to
show cause, il any, xhy The said admins
tration should nor be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
10th day of October. in the year of our
Lord one. thousand eight hundred and
forty -four,sand in The 69th year Of Ameri.
can independence. ,.ta
JOHN HILL. o: E. D.
Oct. 16 q 81
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SIneE.iGs.e Sales.

5EDY virtue of sundry ~ris of FieriEFa-
.AD cias 10 me directed, will proceed to
sell a, Edge6eId Court House on the First
Monday and Tuesday in November next,
the following prnpeHy: !.
J.B., Harrison and others. VS.. Beverly
Burton, a tract Of land known as the Will
born tract. containing four hundred acres.
more OF less, adjoining of lands Of L. Fl.
Nuudy, Jacob Shibley and;oshers.
Terms, cash.
II. BoULWARE, $. F.. D.
oet9, At 81
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

.
PY JOHN HiLL, Esquire, Ordinary.
E1of Edsefield District.
Whereas Lucivs r Hall and Abner Ii.
Hall hath applied TO me for Letters OF Ad
minisIra,on with the will annexed. on all
and singular the goods. and chatlels, rights
and credits of Tabitha Hall, late of the
District aforesaid. .deceased. these are ilaea-
rIrp- 10 Crre anu ,ir,r,5.i--uh- and SIN
gular The kindred and creditors Of the SAID
deceased, to he and appear before me. AT
our mex, Ordinary's Gonr1 for The said Dis
,rict to be holden "a, Edge6eld Courl House,
on The ,wen,, eighth day of oc,nber insI.'
to show cause, il any, whylhe said admin
isrration should not he granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 10th
day of October, in The year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty -four,
and in the 69th year of American lndepen-
dence.
JOHN HILL. o. F. D.
Oct. l6 2t 3o.
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ShetIG Sales.

PY virluesof s1gdry wrlts of Fieri Fa-
A0 cias, l will proceed TO sell at Edge
field Court House, on the First Monday
and'rlesday in November next, the follow
ing properly: ~ &
Patrick Leonard, Us. M. L Gearty, the
trac, Of land where The defendant lives,
containing twenty two acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of T.. o. Connor and 9TH
ers. Also, one negro hoy. Joe.
Lewis Sample and Wells Clary, VS..
Elias Watson, one negro girl by the name
Of Liley. Sz.1z
Terms. cash fs..s:. s.
n. BOUL WARE, 5. e D.
oci. 10 3t 80 $
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Precious Larke,
vs. Bill TOR Par-
William Rliford and fition and Re.
wife WIFE Id Il; B%"!ware s,sdys * lief.

v 4
wife, H. Bonlware 81 lief.
wife, and others.
NOTICE is hereby given, that byy;r,ue of
sTis M tte7 f5f safe. 10 The highest bidder, at
Edsefield Court House. on the first Monday IN
November next, part nf the Real Estate of
John Larke. deceased, consisting Of the follow
ing tracts. viz:
No |. The Mine Creek place. consisting
of nine hundred aud fifty (950 acres. more"r
less. on the main road from Charleston to Cam
bridge. adjoining lands of VIM. Daniel, lhos.
Bartlett. Mary Watson, Mahlone Padget Geo.
Bell and others. &c. .u..s
2nd The Partain place, containing one hun
dred (lN0) acres, more or less on Mine Creek,
adjoining lands of William Edwards, George
Bell, Jacob Pow and others. ......
3rd. One other tract. containing four hun.
dred and twenty-five Q25) acres, more OF less.
on Clouds Creek. adjoining lands lately belong
ING TO the Estate of Nalhan Bodie, deceased,
Sarah Starke and others. "a
4th. One other tract, containing sixty two
(62) acres, more or less. on the waters nf Big
Creek, adjoining lands of Hon. A. P Butler,
lands lately belonging to the Estate OF Jesse
Grahan. deceased. and others : ,E7l:
Said lands u be sold on credit until the first
January, 1876, exec pit the cost ofsae, to be paid
m cash. Purchasers to give bonds, with good
surities, and Mortgages TO secure the purchase
money.
p Tract No. /. or the Mine; Creek place,
will be re surveyed and sold in three separate
parcels.
Iw.'. also sell at the same time and place, in
the 20 lated case. four Negroes, viz: Jim
EmmaI Adaline and Bryant, on credit Of one
year, except the cost OF partition and sale
which must be paid in cash Purchasers giving
bonds and approved snretes.
s. .S-TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D
Oct 12, 1874 At 3o
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n III. persons having any demands against
IA ths esiate of William Robertson, ,,Sr de-
ceased are requested to- present them by the
25th December, as the estate will be distributed
Immediately thereafter. 8
GEORGEaRoBERTS0N, Executor.
Septeniber4, 3lnr 80
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Tea was first inlroducedinto the United
STATES, in l720; in halfa century after
wards was one Of the canses.of the Rev
olulion; and at This time, the annualfcon-
sumption amounts to some four OF FIVE
millions ofpounds,
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Notice.

EEy HE Books aud Accounts of E. M. Down,
3 n Agent, are in our possession. ssAllper.
ons indebted To her are requested 10 call on the
ubscrbers and settle their accounts, as this ia
necessary 10 a settlement between the parties
interested. J,,ii s!.s 81
BLAND 81 BUTLER
Sent. IL 81
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The Greenvile Mounlainneer ofthe l lIth'
inst. says. I'VE understand thai Col; G..
F Townes has resigned the office of Com
missioner in Equity for this District, and
that the Governor has appointed 4. p.
Butler, Esq. 10 fill the vacancy So
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LEsT OF LETTERS

-
Remaing in The Post Office al EdsefieId
% &C. II, Sept. Both. 1874
~ a.
Anders Yym ir. Anderson Allen
Aver, LM.j Abney, = Esq. z
Rlease. B Boone, Miss P 80
Bostwick, A S Bury, Miss
Cloy, Miss T Co2burn. john
Cook,
ls D
Darlington, Mrs. c Delaushter. George
Dowd, CA DuBose, Rev. } } Y
Elder H B.
F..
I Frish. Mrs. 3
,.it.l . Vi. ~
Gibbs, Jasper Gibb, J w
Gomillion, Love Galman, Harmon
~ H. Il
Hardee, Mrs H r 3 Harrington, w
Hatcher, MrsE A Harvey. T B
tsI Howard, MrsJ sa,..
Johnson Reuben :. JOrdeD, nJ ffE. u
alf - Jones, George VIZ
~ K.
~ King, Albert Esq. -
- -. L..
Logan, Wm Lee, J F. .5,@
NJ. & ~.
Mitchell, A Mitchell. Caleb 2.
Mitchell, Joseph Martin, Temple
McLemon. E McCieon, A
Medlock, Mrs.M Moore. Miss S
McNeal, John 81 Mays S.
= Nenby. Mr..
o & P.
Ogilvie, John Pope George
oNeal, Hon J B Peoples, Alexander
- 49,. y Piltsnan,S S
..ia5'.s @ g. r.
SQuarnes, n Startling Rnmney, RW
4Quat.lebum, D Rosco, A
I Robertson, James
asssls s s. T.. EEs
Swearengen, Moses Tally Caleb
Thornton, John TiIIman, Mrs. T
TayIor, r Tilton, Nh -.
Whitlock, Geo. Whi,lock IT. L.
Witt, ia -. 1Weathertord.
Persons calling for any ofthe above Let
ters, will please enquire for Advertise
Letters. Ailletters not called for. with
three months from this time will be ser
10 The General P. o. Department..
q! M. FRAZIER. P. M.
Oct 21.s1S44 81 67 Sc
Il
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The Only Shure Means.

(which disease can be thoroughly Eiadica-
ted from the body, is 10 Purge from the System
those Acrimonious Humors which are the real
cause of every i'll that Flesh is Heir to- STAIN
burns Vegetable Extract Pills, being composed
Of the finer, purer, and more essential parts OF
those roots and plants which rank high in the
malera medlca for their purifying and curative
qualities, the grosser PARTICLES being separated by
newly invented machinery are Therefore the
natural prescrip tion suited to all constitutions
for Graduating from the Body, disease of the
Blood, tho bowels, aud all other complaints orr =
ginating thcreirom, that affect the human sys
fem.
ARE YOU AFFLICTED with Asthma, Cold,
Cough, Consumption, Shortness of Breath, In
uenza, or Lowness Of Spirits The Vegetable
Extract Pills are peculiarly adapted, by their
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III ; order 10 be inserted lin some newspa-
per published in the state Of Maryland
once in each of three successive weeks
before the S5lh day Of March next give
notice to the said absent defendant Jo-
seph 'Gillingham of the object and sub
s'ance OF thIs Bill and warn him to ap-
pear IN this cour, in person or by solicitor
on or 'betare THE 15fh day Of July next TO
answer The premises aud chow cause if
an, he has why Decree ought not to
pass as prayed.
True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASS YwAY.
Reg. Cur. Can.
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FOR RENT.

The Fishing Shore formerly, fsIled by
William Craig Jr. situated in Bohemia
Manor Cecil county, on the Elk River,
This shore is well known and presents
many advantages which will be obvious
to any one acquainted with the business.
Application can bt made to JAMES l..
CIR \IG, who resides on the premises, and
who will give the applicant everv infor-
nation respecting the quantity of fish,
which has been yearly caught, and the
s'eti''ics of the Shore generally.
Dec. 9th, lS43.
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The subscriber being aware Of the hardness of
the times ahd the great scarcity Of nancy, feels
disposed to sell his work at prices that viii SIT
the convenience of all WHO may wish to pur-
CHI So.
ondertaking. He also informs the public that
ne rs prepared To make at the shortest notice
tofF OF everv description He has also
also first rate lIEARSE, which will enable
I.tni to discharge alldutes in this line of busi-
ness, which will BIO done, whenever his services
ne required. LEVI +. BOULDER.
rune q, lSi3-ly
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The Cecil County Temperance Society.
will hold its next quarterly meeting at
EIkton on Saturday March 9th, next, 10
o'clock A. NJ.
The respective local Societies are par
tcularly requested to report the names
and residence OF their Presidents. the
number of members, and increase since
last meeting Of the County Society.
N. WILK lNSON Sec'ry
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James Moon,
Joseph Dillingham;,
james VI. Conard s. Feb. 14,h 1874.
Laura W Cnnard.


Joseyn Gllling diam.
james ". C""ar1 s. Feb. 14'" 1874.
Laura w Conard.
Fhe object of The Bill filed IN this cause
is 10 procure decree Tor the sale OF Ger
tain morlgaged premises in Cecil CO.,
which were on the 25'h day OF December
in the year 1912 marlgaged by the defen-
tanl, Joseph Gillingham to the complain
ant.
The Bill states that on the 2Sh dav of
December in the year 1912 the said .Jo-
seph GiIlingham of the county OF Phla-
delphia being indebted to the complain
ant executed to him a Bond or obIiga-
ton of that date IN the penal sum OF
S2940; with a condition hereunder writ
ten for the payment of The sum of Sl470;
on or before the first day of April, then
next ensuing with lawful Interest for the
same and that on the said 2Slh day of
December in the year 1912 the said Jo.
seph GilIineham conveyed certain Farn
Tract or parcel Of Eand called "Cholce"
situate lying and being in Cecil CO., Mary
land, which is particularly described in
the Bill, and one of its ccom2anying
exhibits unto the complainant by way OF
mortgage to secure the payment Of the
said sum of $l470 with interest as aforc-
said on or before The said first day OF
April then next ensuing the date thereof
The Bill further states that the complains
ant had been informed that since the Ex-
ecution of the SAID Bond and Mortgage the
said Joseph Gillingham, has sold or en-
tered into an agreement to sell the said
Tract or parcel of Land to James NJ. Con-
ard and Laura w. Conard If Cecil CO.,
who now claim to hold the same and
that no par, OF The SAID sum of Sl470; or
OF the Interest thereon has been paid to
the compla ant, but that the whole of
the said SUN with The Interest still re-
mains due and owing To the complainant.
The Bill concludes with prayer tor an
orde. OF publication against The said Jo-
seph Glliugham who resides out OF the
state OF Maryland and subpoena against
the said James NJ. Conard and Laura w.
Conard who reside in Cecil co., warning
and commanding them To appear and an
swer said Bill and shew cause ifanv they
have why Decree for a sale of the mort
! premises should not pass as pray
The Bill
is ,hereupon adiudged aud ordered.
the complainan!by causing copy of
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every ntnber.
tiR.iR. Ms ELEGANT .dBILIISH-


GR.iR Ms ELEG.:NT +, dBIIIISH-
.uF.STS.
Tie -.c7t splend,u engrnvinrs Of all sorts lens
tna!: charm &c the pares Of Gfahr ms Naga z!r..
Livery thing in theaway af n.n,..ty and beauty
thai has ever been invented Is laid under contrT-
hutton N"'hng That aP al ard TASTE Can SUP
ply IS omitted. First, as the most eegunt ard
appropriate, as well AZ the most popu ar rnlbel-
li,hInent, We place
H-fR1.ih\'S BRILLIANT .NEZZOTLAT
EATR.i'LNC.
We were Tho hrit tic Introduce this bcau'iiit:
style Of work, as regular cn.tcls!uIent Of he
popular nIon,hlies. ltsNHide spread reputation,
through the means of oGE ample list, called forth
host OF Imitaiurs, bu, up 70 this tilnt nothing
has been produced TO raj The g''1 Gus pictures
g'Vch IN Hrahtln. The Shepherds Love,
and " lie olu t'c' hGN with host of 9th
eis, done Tor us by Mr.. Sa!tau, sand "unpst-
eodenteG n alone" at IN" head CT hmrrcan
engraving we rave several OF these mn i,abl"
Piates uhdef wa, ana slia!! 4'fc OH III HE
''nuaff EHihnr[. ..-.-
Hi'HHi I]''Ie'iE ~ . ~ FL E.Nnh
~, hNda'
INC Scf'Gs "i elegant s'eri eE@raV,'ig8 from the
o"feh oi ha"deh, MnEht, Hatch u Smile,
:, aoN'iill. "e.c' d" " ai.Gr' ana 'thers, Which
nave gfaced nra,ams Magazine, have neicr
of which wo NAV designate s.rhr Fountain "
'srl!o Captivcs," and the 'Siuual," have never
been exc, He'd i'll Europe The cyGu;si,. line.
and line and rtippie cnprav IN. ) will be followed
by series now Gil hand for IslI, of most mar-
nificent subjects One or more viii appcar m
January.
! CHARCOAL SKETrHES-ETCHLNG
on STEEL.
| These cnSrAvings will for the most mart illls-
tratc the popular stories Of Joseph =. Ncn1.
author Of "CHAHc0,L SNErcHLs," and will IN,
i finished for us in Yr,CEE's iui,uit,bIe .tv,c
Mr.. NEAL ranks as the b, i humorist in Amer
ira, and has long been known as "Amcricaa
! Boz" His humorous t,Irn,. ar, bo,. ar 80,
/ higher order than any vet di,pla,cd hy Dickens.
and we feel sure that his articles will be hailed
with delight b. his coun,rvmen. II il time that
the American people awo { TO sense of what
Is due to men of real peniu, am1ur thems,.Ivn.
IN opposition to the late E.wnng upon lorci-n
libcliers, ana we are determined tina. Graham,s
! Magazine sha! lead III the holy undertaking, and
by the employment o!the highest talent al iGcr-
al prices to foster native talent, and to give en-
couragcmcnt to national hrrsturr. These
sketches will no doubt be highly popular
/ EfSHlO.h'S FOR L}DIES.!NU GEN.
ILF,NE.N.
| The publisher OF "Grah,m" gives the correct
fashions, for both ladies end gentlemen, in alii-
ton To the usual number cf stre and niczzo,iur
engrayings, and does rot on.na pIat. Or NV,
the fashions in place Of on, when they appear IN
i C,fnrnd Fashion. and (',I,rnd EIrwrrs j., ,I.i,
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Z aiHOrisse...

A LfRED G. COLE, has just received the
IA FALL and WINTER FASHIONS. FROM
the European and American cities and s now
preraredto make GARMENTS ofall kind. N
the most superior style.
From the attoA,ip- he 5es.ows upon h,r bu,h
ness and :. experience hoie- hadi u 1t. he 10.
himself "siii'cd N saying, that in POINT Of nra
ness and durability his work cannot be eNce e
7'oP neat 1o2E 'o NJ %gr7't Wr"Amlke
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FOR SALE.

Two New Horse carts with or without
Harness made in this town by MIR. Scott
and Mr.. lamar, also $50 bushels first rate
seed oats, the above will be sold at
reasonable credit.-AppIv to
WILLIAM KNOTS.
Feb. l7lh 1914
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Auction Store!

TIME subscriber announces to his
Il friends and The public generally, that
he has obtained license for carrying, on
the Auction and Agency Business, at the
corner ofNo r,h and Church streets, in the
store ROOM formerly occupied by G. r.
Howard, Esq, where he will be glad TO
receive consignments of all descriptions
Of Goods, which will be sold onI lerms 40
suit > Wners.
Persons in,cm the country having pro-
perry, which they wiss!h sold at public auc-
ton, will do we'll by fcrwa7ding them 10
the
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a+Hardy & haCkers.-ss
WHOLESALE DEALERS,


No. &c North Second Street few doors
South of Arch Street,
PHILADELPHA.
Would respectfully invite the attention of
country buyers, to their large assortment Of
goods suited 10 the sea SON
They have on hand large Stock of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, laid in at lower prices than
they can now be had and are prepared to offer
inducements to tho trade.
We solicita call from buyers before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as we are satisfied that the prices
at which we can offer our goods cannot tail to
give satisfaction
Philadelphia jan 18th lsi4--3m
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auction Depot
ALFRED &. NOWLAND.

Ill as again received, at the old stand, oppo
Il lsite the Post Office, additional supplies, o
fresh and seesonable Dry Goods, Groceries,
CHINA, Glass, Queenswarr, Hardware, Hats
Boots, Shoes, Looking Glasses, Stationery, sc.
&c. comprising general assortment.
Prices never were lower, goods never bette
for the prices, the styles and patterns generally
superior to any heretofore offered to the public;
call and examine for yourselves.
n. b. Orpositolhe Post Office, Main Street
Elkton.
June Sd lS43-ly
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REMOV.A AL.

H. C. Caldwell, Barber, has remowee
from the Washington hotel, to the shop
f~menly occupied by gsceb Anderson.
where hopes to continue to merit 3 con-
nuancc Of the custom be received at his
old stand.
He also keeps now an assortment o
we'll selected confectionery, which he vii
sell very cheap.
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For Rent,

A dwelling house aud Bakery adjnin-
ing. CONNECTED with the d"eillng is All
apartment, suitable for a where
d. profitable hu-iue.. i'll til, wav migl,' he
done-There witt I've rented viii, the
above Slaughter house and Stable.
This property is situated in the upper
Part of the town uf Port Deposit.
Possession given on the 25ih March
next, F. TENS apply TO
GEO. W. KIDD.
Kids Purchase Feb l7lh 1874.
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The subscriber in order to conform to the de q.
pressed state of times are prepared to furnish
Mems Women and Childrcn's boots and shoes,
ofalmost every description, at the following re-
duced prices
Mems fne Boots. from $3.50 to S. 90
10 coarse 40. 2,62 to 81
70 coarse ana ilne lace do. l,50 to 90
Do. coarse and fine Shoes, l,37tol so
Do. Nullfiers, l,s7to , oo
Do. Navy Shoes, $50 to , 90
Do Jackson Boots, 2.5Oto q 60
women $ Moroccoand hid Slippers, 90
Do. thick sole do. liz
DO. Morocco Boots, l,s7tol.bo
Do. Leather Boots, les
Do. Cater do. 200
Do. Morocco Cater Boots, So
BOYS BOGUS rom l,5o to $50
Misses and children's Boots, very low.
He also keeps general assortment of wo-
mems Shoes his own manufacture from 81
i-2 to is cents, warranted to surpass any thing
that has been offered for the price.
N b. lfany of his work fails, it will be re-
apired without charge, and deduction made in
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CABlNE r-W ARE.
all of which is made of the
best materials, by eAporien-
ced workmcn. under hisrn-
mediate inspection, and
which will be disposed of
on accommodating terms.
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THE CECIL WHIG,
Fire Insurance.

The subscriber has been appointed agent
of the De1apare Mutual Safety Insur-
nnce Company. FOR Insurance of Wo,ses
Barns, s. c., from loss by fire.
-. J. W. ABRAHAMS.
Port Deposit Ang % 1S43-6m (s3 So
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-08-10
Rounding up to the Thunder.

The Hawkeye butts up against the re-
suit here like the Hoosier in the prairie
rounding up to thunoer-bulging first one
way, and then lungirg another, to dodge the
lightning. In one article its motto is,
"never say die," but 'go in for a.nihi-
lating the democratic majority"-rather a
stupendous idea, BY the way, to come from
freshly flayed coon. In another one, it
ties bandanna on its head, and affects the
philosopher with an air Of esignation quite
becoming dead coon. In another, it puts
waters on its face, developes its ivory, and
attempts to come "Mr. Merryman,' Of the
ring, over its delighted audience. And in
another it lashes its raw sides with its tail,
growls awfully, looks savage, and talks
like gun. Altogether, it bears the coon
defeat in all sorts Of ways, and rounds up
to the democratic thunder in all sorts Of
attitudes.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-08-10
Missouri.

for the wings. II is doubtful however whether
or not Gen. Milburn, the democratic candidate
for Sheriff, is elected. The main contest was
between him and his opponent--no other demo-
crat having the least chance for success.
The democratic representative from Marion
county (heretofore a strong whig eounty,) is
elected.
Edwards the democratic candidate for Cow
ernor, it is said. is elected, and "Horse Allen'
cleft in the shade"
From the looks Of the returns, majority of
about thirteen favorable to Beaton's reelection
have been returned to the Legislature.