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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-10
LENN,s SPRING, \, ,i 81

q ;.ea aH1E1NN,s'S sSP,R ling, .slsS;s
SPAR I1'aNB URG DISTRICT, d S. &C..
KHyHIs.defi ghauilslv Az ERtNG G. PLACE
.Es will be:faady 10 recsise company by the
first Of June; Tffe beneficial results sof the wa:
ercan be testified dfolby hundreds who have
experienced itsi6fiieh ca'llpon Various diseases,
ands the acconimp aiions shail be suited otlie
wantstofI any Wbotnay VISIT the place, upon
the following terms 1 ;i,{lt ,
Mao per idass, 81 25s
.li-..5lfst week, S e. sa.t3'6 40 7.
@Ssgii,.fis over e less than 4w' fl0s
! g {. os er weeks, =. 90
Children and Servants half price. g S
Horse peraay, 't:e . ]: 4 '1a 621
-. g g per week, s:st.:33 so
Z .. .. ~ over one. 8 90 /.
--r;ee--- I1NSCs ZIMMERMAN -; sst
Agent 4 ps tSf lai Glennss Gle sprins Company
May, ~ 2s tls' lss. il'.5. e 4
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FWe are authorized TO announce M.
GRAY, Esq. as candidate for the Leg
isature. (, .,s5: =.
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A CARD.
State Of South aroliIla.

.sCI'IETsIEI y IDf fDIS THlCiI'.ss 5.I;t:.
yLBERT: :STA.LNATSER living between
Ia the. Abbeyile and Five Notched Road
about three miles from GiIgal Church, tolls be.
fore mesa large dark sorreI b ORSE, between.
sixteen and seventeen hands high. eight or iiins
years old, both hind feet White, with but one
shoe niWhen takenup and somewIia, mai ked,
with ihegen Appraised at $25.s
e.. SETTEE !, M agistrate.. 81
8 May Is, lS44 80 80 s4msl6 S
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TM npnJN8 t}n' =. LIZ

IN ORDINARY .!g, 3 5sss
Frederick Ross and wife 80
Nancy and others, Va. Petition 10 Prove
Robert Bryan, sen., Fe. in solemn form The
lix Rodgers aud Shubal will Of Daniel Rods.
A'sa~ay, executors, and: eIs deceased.
T appearing to my satisfaction that Benia.
IL ] min Rossmdn and wife Jane. SSntlay Rode.
ers. Daniel Rodgers, Jun, Liltleberry. Rodgers.
and the children of Sarah Jones, heirs and rep.
resentatiyes Of Daniel Rodgers deceased de-,
iendants, reside beyond the limits f.hs Slate,
do appear in the Court of Ordinary at Edge.
field Court House on Monday the .23d dap Of
September next, 10 shew canse ifany they can,
why the will of: the said Daniel Rod gers, ,yde.
ceased, should not be proved in due form of
law. JOHN HILL, o. r.. d.
June IL 1874 lm3m 20s
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. Extract of a letter dated.

New CARTHAGE. La, June 25
"The river here is still on the rise. say
hall an inch in twenty four hours, aud il IS
said TO be withiu 6 inches Of the highest
point of 1923. The result is that the whole
parish is very nearly submersed.-The
Planters on Vidal and Rouudaway have
given up all hopes, aud are trying TO Sc
cure few acres by leveeing in the highesr
points for their stock, &c.--Such general
distress | never heard of. Tensas is no
be,tersof. and three inches more water will
! think, cover every acre Of land, except
the mounds aud a few high ridges"
From The Vicksburg Constitutionalist.
The Rsuer.-The work ofdevastation.
destruction and ruin, continues; be water
is rising more than one inch in every TWEEN.
ty- four hours at his place. On Monday
and Tuesday last, nearly LOCO hands were
employed on the leyee al Millikins Bend.
about twenty miles above US Q crevasse
was checked, and If permanent, thousands
f.acres will be saved. The loss of slock,
particularly cattle. is truly lamenlahle.
For many days, they have been collecting
10 large NUMBERS on tne. FlnSeS, uedr tho
numerous bayous. where tiley were ena
bled 10 find little food aud keep out OF the
flood; those ridges are now generally y-under
water, and gentleman from Richmond
La, (aboui twenty miles west ofthis city,
informed US that nearly 500 cattle could be
seen at one view. dead, the water, or their
las, place; of refuge, being from .i2 10 "a
inches deep! aud al the same time assured
US, that the number of cattle lost would
not be less than 100000 in all the sub
merged country. We cannot possibly
form an idea ofthe extent of Ioss--many,
2Nery many planters, who have heretofore
escaped. and who imagined themselves
above an overflow, are now without sin:
gle visible acre. -
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Brought to aIlc .Bail

!. u ffA1D' u BACUN,. G. O.P.E q
Jerks : Ece July. 5, 1914. 3m
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-16
List OF g.cGtcrS

I'D EN- INNING in the Post Once ut lapley
10 Miss on the lst day of October 1874 which
il not taken out by the 3l:t Decem Der, viii
DC sent to the Post Office department as dead
Letters.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-16

The STATE of Mississippi,l Probate Court
TpPah County, Sept Trm 1914
Ypn's day John ], Cbeoirs, Administrator
S'A Of he Estate Of VacheI Il, Cheairs
deceased, made application by petition for
the sale of the Land or Real Estate in pre-,
ference to The personal properly belonging
to said estate; wherenpon ii WAS ordered
by the Court that citation issue, requiring
all persons interested ia said Estate, to be
and appear at the next Term of The Probate
Court Of 'rippah County, TO be held at The
Court House thereof on the first Monday oil
Oc;ober 1871, and show cause, if any they
have, why said lands should not be sold, anr
that said citation be published for three
successive weeks in the Ripley Advertiser
WITNESS, the Hon. X, r, Thomas
Judge Of said Court, the :
l.. ; September 1871, and tn,
~ Sea thereof annexed. issu
ed the 3rd September 1874.
H. BOWERS, C1er1.
By. his Deputy w. r. CoLt
Sept 9TH lSl4-43-3t flee SIS
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Ii TO q an :.

n first rate article of wire wr apped broom
80 for sale at Kings corner BY
may, lSIl. j. B. WALKER.
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Magazine for the same prroe, than could be
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Editors who will copy this prospectus and
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Address. Gil >RLES J. PETERSON.
No. SO Chestnut st, thiladcl phia.
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rust sale.
Sep, IS h lN41--4G

IElS virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
to me by David DaDnely and Jane
DanneIIy, WIN West, Martha West, A, NJ,
X Casey, Mary P Casey, on The al Of
February lo4?, 10 secure the paynsnt Of
certain debts therein mentioned. will pro-
coed TO sell to tn e highest bidder for cash,
at The Town of Salem, Tippah County Mlss
In he l5M day OF April ncr,,
n certain Negro woman by The name Of
MAMMA, in satisfaction ofsaid debts spe
Gifted in said Deed of Trust. The above
Deed Of Trust is Of record in the County of
Tippah-- The tile to SAID negro is believed
to be good, yet shall only convey such
tile as is vested IN mo by said deed of trust
ID B. W RIGHT, Trustee
Oc'r. All lSi4-47-6m
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Trust Sale.

EnY virtue of a deed of lfus', execute
LED bv Thomas G. Blown and Eliza M
Btosn bis wife. to John Sltno tho
22ad day Of March 1871, to secure w.
| Matthews g. Co in a certain debt Of 500
herein mentioned, said deed having been
du'y recorded 10 the Probate Clerks OfiCo
Of 'rippab County, 10 Deed Book ID. page
lS3 ! shalt en- Monday The Oh day Of
December ISl 1, at the Dwelling house OF
soii 'rhomasG. Brown in said County, cx-
posed to public sale for cash, the following
described property, 10 nit: bead OF bor-
sesj 80 head of hogs, 7 head of sheep, 5
head OF cattle | Wagon, heuseho'd and
kitchen furniture, except such as is exempt
by law; also iho crop named in said trust
Ct dellVered), and also the following land,
o VII; ! he North west quarter of Section
Two; in rwnsbip Two; of Range Three
Fees, IN SAID County, TO satisty said debt
interest, aud costs
HARDY w. STRICKLlN,
Trustee, chosen by
consent of parties, in place Of said Stone.
June lsI lS44-Gm
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Medical Notice

c-rv', DR. JAMES b. ELLIS, res.
NNY pectfully tenders his services to
1f the citizens OF Ripley, and vicinity
in the various breaches Of he
~ .A!a%1NcS LEE.
And hopes, by strict attention TO his pro(es,
sional duties, to merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
Gy-llis Office is the same heretofore occu.
pied by Laird, Ellis g. Wyman, where he
may at all times be found, unless profes.
sionaIly absent.
Oct'r, l5,h, 1912. I-cm.
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lfE OF MISSISSIPPI, J

pan touhlSt
DATr CoURr, November FERN 1871
EA JACKSON, Administrator with
the will annexed, of Colby Jackson
EEK late Of Alabama, deed, filed his pc
4 for the sale OF the Slaves belonging
b Estate, setting forth that in conse-
&c of the nature of said property, an
division thereof among the Legatee.
49, be had in kind and praying the
DI,6r. for an order 10 sell sand properly.
~ Court thereupon ordered TIA, pubica>
- be made for three successive weeks in
& ~ Ripley Advertiser, notifying the Lega
- Of SAID Estate 10 ad2,ar 'at The mex
'1cvio of this Court, 10 be held al The Cuur
House in the town Of Ripley On the iirs
Munday of December next, 10 show cause
II any 'hey can, why said negroes stall
n0l be sold; and that citation issue 10 all
The Legatees residing in the State Of Mis-
sissippi.
WITNESS, The Hon. R. r. THOMAS,
Judge of said Court, the An
l.. 81 N"vomber 1914 and the seal
~ of said Courl affixed
ISSUED the Oh November 1874.
haywood Bowers, CL'K
BY his Deputy, W. RrCoLE
Nov oh iS4l-52 81 fee Sc
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.gnAKrS up by Lewis NJ. DENIM living
49,
Is miles Northwest Of Ripley on tho wa.
iefs Of Wolf River, | bay maro ID hanj4
hands high supposed to DO l years old,
with a smal star in her forehead, also
small white ~ her left hind foot Apprai.
sed at $1,000.
N A. HRMOUR, Ranger.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJ II I the O't"bersTerm 1874, ofrhe Pro
sS'A bate Court If ,hc Cuun,y Of Tippah,
10 The Stale Of Mississippi, Letters OF I'D
1innlsir ,'lon zero granted The undersigned
R.n The Esiafe olsWlliam Waller, dece' sed
IiNpllce is therefore, hereby given TO oil per
Aksons having claims against said E,'a'e,i'o
Frrrsehl them within The 'me Limited b.
Jaw, or the same VIII he barred.
JESSE A PATE,
Administrator Of
Vim. Waller, Deed
." Oct % 1854 so Gv
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RlslranG Hatch.

COMM SSlON MERCHANT g. GROCER.
FRONT Row, MEMrHIs, TEN.
AETLh keep constantly on hand full
" supply Of Coffte, Sugar, Molasses
Salt, Cotton Baggng and rope
&c &C., which he will sell at the lowe ST
prices for cash. lie is prepared with safe,
spacious and convenient Store, Warehouse
and Cotton shed AMI yard; and soIici,s con
slgnments of Merchandise, Cotton and
Iobacco-on which he will make liberia
cash advances. [oct. |. 1913.
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N otiCe.

.El Y order Of the Probate Court If Tippnh
'== County, shall proceed to sell on
the promises, on Monday, November 18Th
1874. Onc hundred acres Of Land, known
as Lot No 3 in tho plat Of allotment an
division of the lands of Benjamin Chgsrs,
deceased; now On record the Probate Clerks
Office of said County, and situated on Sec
ton 80, in Township | of Range East,
lying in said County IF Tippah, Twelve
months credit will be given, The purchaser
givining bond and good security.
JOHN J CHEAiRS,
Adm, Of Y. 7. Chears decd
Oc,r l2h. l844-4S--3i flee 81
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N NJ HRMOUR, Ranger.
ESIRAY--'flppah County.

q ItAKgN up by Harrison Clark, living | 1
w. miles South East Of Ripley, one flea
bitten gray horse, 10 or | years OLD, l4l
hands high, racks and 'rottS; Appraised to
$50 Sept lin 1874
n NJ, ARMOUR, Ranger.
Sept 2Sh l~41--46
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TALES GF AMERICAN HISTORY

A prominent feature, in the coming volume,
will be stories Of American History, founded on
local traditions, and embodying pictures OF the
manners of the several periods in our annals
Thus pleasure and instruction will so hand in
hand. These stories will be from the pens Of
our first writers.
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A ROME BOOK.

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receipts, and other instructions for the Home
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Notice..

FE1vHE subscriber has on hnnd, and foI
II salo Sugar a. Coffee, Tobacco, Also
superior lot Of Tin Ware, all o.
which WILDE sold low for cash.
$. RHINE q Co.
Ripley, April 6 1871.
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" DOL CarasiNG.

QEnE subscriber would respectfully inform
-, the citizens Of TVpnh County, that he
ms new cafdlng machine IN complete or
Ider in Lamar, Marshal! County Mi, and is
gyeady ut AIRY time Ia receive wOol-ihe
&onl must be cIcansed of all hard subsian
res and one pound of lard to each 10 pounds
M woJl; uuder such circumstances | wall
Warrant good rolls.
u JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON.
Lamar, Oct 3lA 1874
q n b Those hayiag wool, would co wei
d. send II Oh Wagons passing 10 Aiomphis
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29

0S1s audi iltr Seridleeenbeten bon Weinunacn uu-
ter uns St1t 9enoen baben, IoBt unS ofelben in Der
9enelnlbaftIiden eebe gum 8oterlanoe bedrabe lost
uns AT ben 9utent alien Sprud ert1nern ,gereiuot
iteben mir 9etrennt mIen mir faOen." @[e) mie Die
ronttlhen TrIe9er penn D. Setne rabete ibre DrYots
trelt9te1te BET Sette e9en 1no i'm &fe ctneu CO.
len GSetctter 6e0te, Dem 9emetn(amen Seinbe Scho-
cen SuSufu9en-lo laBt Al d TN 8 bem 9emeinon1cn
0e1noe nuth9 Die W0nner6ruit bictet, H. einen S.s2
p9ne Slutocr9l pen 9tDtllnen.-Gebren mir tIeQICir
aus oem Sanp 5urllf ,oaun miro un6 9Iuen Der gn.
bltd mohtbun, oas ben1ofratilce Banner rein ulo u=
betledt I'M Wor9enmlnoe aattern Su leben, ftb ltU;
naD Der NtuEt: 80 all S . [ I'm a." cMtfaltcuS:
Nttt oolem @bor wcllen mir oouu einfaHen
Yang tlattere, gefefIelt burdb feine 8anoe,
ueber Der Sret beit Der 8raoen @atrr.
lanoe -
Serr eoAtns nabm Ictnen Sis pieoer et rtnter lal-
tenn uno anbatenoem geifoQrufen.
~ ~ az az SSA
- te II cue s E Cb j. e.
3tptD Sol5bouer unterbieIten f9 neultd beim Trlh.
ltltd to9eneernaBen
:. Gag mai balt cn oenn bavrn 9eb6rt 2
>. QEo cenn
I. 9tu bon Die Se1bicbte nit ben-mit ben-ro "a
Heute '''' '"
>. N'eent ou oeQetd)t ben neuen Sranbtpetrs(oben
Sc ne ocd, st meene bic Selbbte nit ben - ra
Der 9talne 1tmebt mid duf Der 3In9c-bte ba brau6cn
oNrc1dn9en Is, oa bet-0d bet-OQ DrauBen BEL Soft
ou must ia ben Ort opdb fennen &?
d. Nd] 1ees oas 1T bic Se1d)tbte nit ben- ia. bic
tenn + NIT ben - ia. nit ben, Secs pte beeBt er
Iooh Die meente ? "''p'
T. Ntd)tt9, bic meen td 9Illo bu fenult fle fcbpn
D Sa> Die tenn if, Die bat mir ia Der r-b Der ~ n6
tp1e beeBt er oenn er6dblt. Ser -oa brausen - bn
ItpeeBt ia {? y"
e. S5a. id 'peeb lhon1 Oct is Die Sefbibte gOu osu
hab id 1e pcd1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29
PROSPECTUS
OF
Ned BUuEGBine'S Magazine.

On the first day of May, 1914, the subscriber will
issue the first number ola periodical work. to be EMIT
led ,,NED BUNTLlNE'S MAGAZINE nedited hv
EDWARD BUNTLTNE, Esq, late of the the U. S. Nayv,
IT VIII contain two octave Sheets thirtv-two papes
and be published the first of every month new type
having been procured for the purpose and arrangement.
made for superior and finished mechanical work it will
be issued in style superior to any thing heretofore
published in the western country
It's contents will be composed of Bopraphettes of
distinguished characters Historical Tales and Sketches.
Yarns of the Sea, Moral and Scientific ESSAYS, Army
and Navy News, Poetry, Critiques, &C., &C.. mostly
original. The original matter will be aDrien entirei,
by western Urers of acknowledged worth, who ara Al.
ready engaged toconrbute to the columns of this Maoa
zine. The subscriber is determined to merit patronsoa
and asks favor, that which western editors and nnI
fishers should demand right preference for Yves.
tern talent and literature, the flood of Eastern h
lcatons that are permitted to overrun the West -, 49,.
ru'nous detrImen, ofits rising talent and genius
1t will be so conducted as to become fayorto -. ..-
companion. Price $500 per annum, PAYABLE inyar;.h
" on the receipt oil the first number. Any person for
watdng $lO bank note current in this CITY. free Of
PoS'"ge' VIII receive copies Post masters authorised
Agents. Editors of Western papers inserting this pros.
pe".us six times, will be entitled to the Magazine 70,
"ne year.
E. z. G. JUDSON,
Publisher and Proprietor, Pittsburs. p.
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SO Q / It
6ribpGin &reb euere

SribU1in &resmey
Derlelbe 1T aus SmfIg, i'm Babden, BON 4rcfefTIou
Elm Shnctoer, uu9efdbr "a Sabre oEt bate ) frber
IN soe SenntY, Millnri o1Is gurmer neOerselonen,
nno oerI!eB iene Selsun9 i'm Herb(t lS41 Obne 8or-
uen eines Trau Die erite uno lebte g5adriett felt
fetner @ntfernune fam BON ibn elbf aus pitt6burq.
Seine nun bier lebenoe rau fann aber Obue bu ooer
Die Gepi6beit fetne6 Gooee nt iber oeren Grunoei-
Nentbum oerfitqen, H. benoet ob oaber in febr orf.
t'9en 9erbdltnen Menfhenreuroe> bic itber b. 9uf-
heres miien, lno ceshaIb freuuolidt qebeteu, ibre
3efdQt9it an MIDI gu abbreI1ren.
Sobann 9. BpGtcrs
SeferIcn @itD, Mi0urt.
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