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.,,.
have seen an aLIrriISesaeHg over The
Il signature of James Wilson, nnc,igg his.
services TO the public Us u Pump Make.
Nov !" prevent any misunderstanding or
cnuioundine of our names. would 0nlv
>av. that 'he undersigned j. the dDslEb
P5IRsE Va e. 3ii!.s. hn has been Al,
the business suine ten ~ twelve years. and
offers his services in that line TO his old
friends and patrons rpon liberal terms.
H. will rnl in Pumps al 3 !! cents per Ennt.
ROBERT WILSON.
AhhevilIe C. H.. Sepr. 10. I545.
n B.-Any person, wishing to COM
munica,c with mr on business, will direct
ihrir letters To Waterloo p. O.. Lanrens
District. South Carolina. R. w.
September II 81 'Banner) 81
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SHERIFF." :. LIE

SHERIFF. = So LIE.
P Y virtue of sundry %riIs "l Firrl Fa
I'D cias 10 me directed, will proceed IN
sell al Edgc6ed Court House. ON ire
first Monday and Tuesday in November
nrxr, lhe iul!n~ing properly. VIZ:
GrlIiin q Burt and others, vs.. Hug, A
Nixuu, one negro man by The namr o.
Tom, aud hls Wife Annis.
II. G.. Turner aud others, vs.. JAS. Ste
vens, one horse.
Susannah Farrow, aud others. vs.. Mar
rha o. kln brei and Henry Gond' aud
wle, one ncgru woman by the name I
Mary, levied on as The property of De.
icuants.
John Colean, VS., w. + Claybrook, one
-SoF+el-Hursr.- ursr.---------
FERNS of sale cash.
II. BOULWARE. S. e. D.
Ortohel Is IS45 81 39
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: Rel.Os gEs9 ao M .gs1sk.

OF his. .Dlsirief. a,i thcs Trims a negro
man who says his name is II RRY and K
that he belongs 10 Mr. 51. kiinard,
.ofNewbery District. Said negro is five:
feet ] inches high, and hetween 2S and
30years of age. and very Iigh, colnplec-;:
ted. He has an impcdimentin his speech
and a wen ontIiA hack part of his neck.
The owner requested 10 come lor--4g
ward, prove property pay charges and
take him away. otherwise he will be dealt
as the law directs.
G. H. GOODMAN, Jailor.3
Octoher / Il ::ss6t. z.
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Dr.
Feb. /, ls45, Paid John Falkner for
building Bridge across Wilson's
Creek on the Anderson road, near
Dysous Mills, Sl37 w
Feb. 10Th, Paid Anon Sta!lswort:' d.
Elber. BIedsoe's accounts lor haul
linz on the roads III their divisions, ii %
Feb. iUlh, Paid Thomas Nichols for
hauling rock 10 make bmtnens To
the bridge al Dyson's Mills, and Tor
hauling OH the roa'is IN his DIVISION, % %
Feb. lOth, Paid Henry Ii. Hill acc'nt
for hauling on HE ruad III nIS dIvIs.
ion, 81
Angus, II,h, Paid Anon SlaISwotth
q El5ert Bletsoe's accounts for
hanling on the roads III their dvs u
ious, w
August Il lth, Pald Wm. 4. Strohcr's
crounliurrepatring the bidSe Hear
Col. pickens Plantation Oh he
Halfway swamp. a',d hauling. 10 10
August lii, Paid rh"s Nlcuos IOre.
palr Slsnboard, aud DAVID Rogers
cost on the Horn case, VI
October Isl, Amount paid out lnclu.
ding Clerks services and comnis.
sions ior paying since the last return
TO General Board 10 the lst day ot -
Octuber, lo45, S2ll,7o
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BETH. ny HCaUl MY.
October Is u

z Public Notice is hereby
gwen. tiat application will ne made /"
rhe Legislature Of Soulh Carolina ~ rs
mex, session, 10 repeal the "Arl 10 incur
porale the Village of Edsrfirld.'
Srprrnhcr 3 IF 32
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q We are authorized 10 announce
NJ. Gran ~: Esq. as candidate for
ordinaly Of 4E,iscfeia District, al the
mex election. {. - 6
Feb. 3
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He e p O R z

Or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SECOND BA-
TALON, TEsru REGIMENT. SOUTH Caro-
LIMA MILITIA, OCTOBER TERN, lS45.
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lFfhp friends nf SAMPSON b MAYS
announce him as candidate Tor he Ollice
OF Tax Collector al The nexI elec'lnn
Oct"30 If 40
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ID. d. aAOyysal'la,

ID. d. howard,
EHAViNG returned hon The Norlh, bcgs
III I'll ieave to state t. hIsI,Irnds ar,d Ihe pub
lie, that he is now receiving luiI ani conl
pIete Stock OF
e. as Cd O. ~ ne :. 80, e. c.,
CONSISTING IN PART OF THE FOLLOWING ARrI
Giles, ri=:
rs hhds. Sngal, (moslly strictly fine ST.
Croix,)
10 hhds. VI GLASSES
lU0 bags prime Rlu Coffee, well favored,
a few bags superior Java C"tler.
lU0 kegs Cut nails, ali sizes, do Drads,
lU.UUU lbs. Bacon sides, shoulders anu tlauls,
100 choice CunVasscd Sngar Cured Huns,
warranted superior arlIcie
lou pieces 6asgimg, Al To 40 inch wide, all
qualities.
IoO coils 10 Z inch Daie Rope.
SOU lbs best IwIie.
7UU sacks Sail.
lU boxes tobacco, all qualities, from com
mon To the best iioney Dew.
5Ou lbs. LeaL So bags onot.
81 bbls. Flour, Cuna, Baltimore and
Country (au fresh ground.
oUU Os. Sole Lehther; uu. VI per
SUI lbs. LUai ou9ai.
Iea m raddles and boxes.
l5 tons Swedes Iron, Cast, German ami
Ellsler Steel Hoop hon.
2UO pals heavy made Negro Shoes. made
oi the best materials, Men aud Nu.
ineu's SHOES.
3OU large size Negro Blankets; do. Rose
and " hltney.
domestic. Clouds, Sh!rtlns and Slieetlng
!. CaIIcoes, together wltl all heavy Collon
Fabrics.
Pals, ubs and Cans
Pepper, ulngcr, aud Spice
Shoe Thread; sperm Candles
Cotton Cards, with every article nsl,uiiy
Kept III the business.
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5FsThr friends f Col. john QuArTLE
BUM .,Innunct' hl,n a> n candidate for The
office of Tax CoIrctor,a al the uext cleo
tion. July L
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January 9th, lS45, Amount Of cus
renor,ed 10 General Board. $295
Jan. 7th, Reed OF Hardy Boniware
fine lor default on The road I"r one
day,
Jan. glst, Received OF Ambrose NIX
for permit to retail splrIs unll
meellng of the board,
Feb. 10Th. Reed ol Levi VI. Churchill
for license To peode one ycar from
this date, oo
Feb. 10Th, Reed uf Thos. Nichols for
stray Cow, D
Feb 10Th, Reed on Pierce LitiIe- nole
aud interest, i3
April 5lh, Reed OF VIM. Attaway Tor
two stray Sheep,
May Isl, Reed of Jolin QualtieDun !,
10. stray Heller,
July l2lh, Reed ofJames Adams ior !,
stray Yearling, !
August 18th, Reed of Jackson odam
for two stray sheep,
Oct. LIST, Amount reed since last re- : :
turn TO General Board, So2
Less by commission for recclvlng25 =
per cent,
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Hamburg, S. c., Sept H. le45 35
The Hamburg Republican, Greenville Noun
talneer, ana Edgetieid Advertiser, will copy to
the amount of So. and forward account 10
J. j. HOWARD. .
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Soult Carolina, ] dgejltid District. ls45
Ees.Pssas'a'
Or TIE CoMMIs,IUafRs "F THE LOWER
BATTALION. .or TIN l0Tn RrG'Nr.

Amount fcasi, III land the isl ofJan.
1915. commission taken off $s29I
Feb. l0ll,. Reed OF Bennett Perry.
Esq, for license TO retail oney ar, 500
September Sth, received by suhscrip
,lonfor building bridge across Nine
Greek, near Jacob Puws, 9
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supply o CORN. equal 10 lnc demand.
He rullIrns nls slucere thanks 10 MS friends
and lne pubic, Tor ueir former patronage.
and he nuw sulails Il continuance Ul lhcIr Ia
vors, us NJ intends ~ make II TIER Interest to
Gull and trade with MN. Orders thankfully re
ceivrd, and iillud III he tOpcSL rates 0t the
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otl the Re- Board, g 2ll 75
\ Oct. Isl, AMI nj unespended in Trea
surers hands. $l64 l8
The above report exhibits the amount oil The
cash received and paid out since lhr iastrrpo,t
inade,o The general board on The 9th day oil
January ius..to the Isl Gay o October, 1910
''rHOS. NICHOLS, Chairman.
RoBgnT BRYAN, Treasurer.
Oct. % 1t 80
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A FARM FOR SALE,

ME subscriber offer. for sale. farm miles north
Of Richmond Ii con tans eighty acres Of land o tho
best quaty-good buildings, barn, and
~ outbouses convenient order There also thrifty
orchard of excellent fruit and altogether of
desirable locations in the eghborhood.
Being about he offers for sale his entire
OF BOOTS SHOES. wholesale retail, n, tho low
est possible prices.
LUKE LEAGUE.
Richmond Ia. sept. Goth, 1874. If.
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On Sunday evening. April goth, Of Tnfamma ton OF I'll
Lungs, WILLIAM MANciL. (tyn,) son of Enos and Lyd
X. Thomas; aged = months
Where thou our little one,
And what thy blessed employ
Wandering amidst the bowers OF bliss,
Aud pucking flowers Of Joy
Or, dost thou hover DER this earth,
To SEQ thy parents weep !!
Then plume thy Little sparkling wings,
And visit us in sleep.
But, though ,hou'st left US here below,
Thine absence still mourn,
We would not call thee back again,
10 bear what thou hast borne.
To the for.ake thy cheek
The lustre quit thine eye.
And watch beside thy fevet'd couch,
In bitter agony.
Bu, fain faith would take her flight,
g. Beyond the starry sky,
And view thee in thy biessedness,
Mid chefub host high.
When tho Redcemer walked Garth,
lie blessed tho infant race,
And said there angels ever dweit,
Estofe his Fathers face.
Then thou there from freed,
Wheie God his power dispays-
The sigh that bore thy spirit hence,
Commenced thy song of praise"
Too fair for earth, like yon btgh, star,
Thou siinest IN hsa. Ell now
Gem in the glorious cOronet
That decks ths Saviors brow. T..
Wayne CO., Ind April !2hd. 1915.
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DERATE ON UNlVERSALISN.-TheD Debate
held for eight evenings, the Tabernacle. be-
Rev E NJ Pingee of the Unversalist Church,
and the Rev Rice of Presbyterian Church, the
questionable the Scriptures teach the ultimate holiness
salvation men1 is in press and will be i.sued
of May. Price per copy. bound in
lin Booksellers supplied $40 dozen, SIS hum
bred orders accompanied with the cash, will be at
tended the order in which they ire received.
GEO. G. JONES, Bookseller and General
Periodical Agent, No. %, w Fourth St.
April I6, ls45. Cincinnati, Ohio
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TIME subscriber wihe. to rem. his Oil Mil. situated
two miles north of Richmond. The mill is en,ire y
NEW-made of the best materials, and one of the
conveniently situated Oil Mills IN ayre County
Any disposed such property. can know the terms
by applying D P Holloway Richmond, OF to James
Bulla rear Richmond.
JOHN NJ. LEAGUE.
April 9Th, 1855. i5a
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- drew him down on bic eabin's door.
Osspesms BY the long days chase,
"A bis hounis eso.eb'J Io~ by the unhnged door,
Dssssming thsis restless race
A. h turned his eye the pine wood blaze,
Ard heavily drew his breath:
- be felt that short the hunters days,
Asd dask the shades Of death.
A his heart went back 10 the merry ihsong,
That were linked in boybood's band
"a a. eocial hsarGh, and feast and song
II his own bright native land
"A he wished him there from the chase TO rest,
nd 20 drink Of its mantliRg stream
%, Me ssul vas sick, and yearn'd in his breast,
For The home Of his early dream.
For old ses. With It's whitening cares, had come.
Ard b. felt It's wsarinese
No sspiJs lighted up his forest homo
No sot tones there to bless.
And tho big tear rolled from .ba hunters eye.
A. he thought of his labors done i:
And tho damp, cold spot where his bones must lie,
Upshcltcred from rain
And his palss boat high, and a strange cold chill
Passed over his ~ithsrsh frame
And no drew his blanket yet closer still,
And turned 10 tho flashing flame.
The shadows danced light on the humid wall,
And played on his siIvery hair;
Bot 10 warm'd him not. for freezing pail
The damp cold OF death was there
And n low sroan psss'd from thoir masters bed,
And his hounds crept near his breast;
And he gathered his limbs, composed his head,
A. il for long nights rest
The morning broke--and the burning sun
Shone bright DER the forest world
But the FIRE burned low the unbewn stone,
And the hun ,eIs hearth was cold.
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LIVERY SlEAI5ILlsg
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NILS valuable medicine is prepared at Union Nilase.
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compounded, with the ingredients, directed by
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This made with the best imported Sarsa-
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DANIEL BOYD
Union Village April l2;h, le45. S2,5o] IL :3t
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Freshsup
kept indr stores tho
scarcity of money!
uckofD (iosw sand
NcwO reansan ncinnai, q prices
eae MuEns,a
Safretks Summer lths and Genoa
RcIndDr Summer by Cotton
Browns BkachelTa dS Striped inensB Brown
PasosS
IIandr Back
Gum and
Gove;G
e edi et
Sizl1lsS = LAB1ss9 Sl1R[P%sRss Leg
NlensB from
pair.
9mNg3R12Gs received from NJ
Orb w
ALSO
0UEENSWARE and HARDWARE. Common CUPS s. SAUCERS at
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BATE-Between Rev + NJ. Pingree of the Uni
versalis, Church, aud Rev. n l.. Rice OF The Pres
bytean Church. upon subject DO the scriptures teach
the ultimate Holiness and Happiness of all Men,
This debate created unusual excitement and lis
tened to by an audience each evening The
of dspuan:s for TALENT and their
their churches is evidence of the
Ii will about 800 bound
in muslin, the low price of ST.. The undersigned 10
agent this county, and is engaged in soliciting sub
scrbers. prospectus be found the Book Store.
April l6 1915 JOHN w. LEAGUE
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NEW BOOkS.-The Indiana Annual Register and
~ Pocke; Manual FOR tho year lS45-C. w. Cady.--
This work contains a large of vaua bile
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daily and convenience of every professional
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The History the Consulate and Empire under Napo-
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Harper's illuminated Bble--seyenteeu numbers have
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History of Flirt. 25 cents.
Godey's Ladv's Book,
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FIR The Palhldiunt.
LINES

LINES
Written o, the D,ath of ENocn WRIGHT, who died o
II his age lie lived in the aud respect of his n
'ocntss aid ncquaintances universally. and died laner
led by al, who kacS him.
The Clock struck three. Tie lowering sky
Her Aeecy treasures downward cast.
AID tts h,srso wind wa, hIrsyi,, By,
Fleece a the cold Norwe blast,
And hurting from the frozen ground
The that c al the hills in white;
For all tho elements around,
Ssem'd wildly warning all that night
Ani one w',om ,isaase had wrough,
With tireiess, unrclcnting power,
Ivy ou his couch--the rage without
The .,rifa OF Nature in that our,
Ssemd to him like spectre's call
Murmured bu, IA intly: and his eys
Turned to the shadows on the wall,
Which seemed l,kn spirss gliding by!
For at his brain the fever fed,
Aud drove his from its throne,
Aud wild delirium instead
Usurp'd mansion its own.
Du, two alo"e watching DER
That ogonzipg sufferers bed,
For stern disease had closed the door,
Fast as the entrance the dead
One who with firm and ceaseIess care,
And beating heart. and frenzy wild,
, For days and nights ha lnger'd ,here
Still, still was bending DER hi. child.
All thas a frantic father knew
To save from death darling son,
All that a fathers hand could do
For q sick child, was done.
Bs, death upon hi. milk White horse
Approached, and as with sable wand
lie touched the suaerer,--Remorss
falsied nor heart hand.
The CLASSY eye grew fixed and dim,
Fled from tina cheek the feverish heat
The cold ehills ran through every limb,
The heart and pulses ceased beat,
So, like flower the sof, spring gales,
And gentle zephyrs Of tho wet,
Aud the wa rm sunshine Of the South
Have tempted from its rest;
And nourishsd with their fostering care,
Which whom its leaves have all put forth,
half opes its petals to tho air--
When sudden from Tho frozen North,
Laden with frost aud chilling .nows,
The cold Winds come in fierce array
And On the tender flower blows
ihi, petals. leaves, aud all wthsr and deca
80 hath he from this world OF sorrow pa..'d away.
Departed brother! thou was, one
I" whom the noblsr virtues Tended.
And now We sorrow. that
my days Oh earth are ended!
We mouen! ", Hope that soc, ne. the hear,
VI NO, and wipes The weeping eyes,
Commands sorrows to depart,
ana Po'n's IN triumph to the skies.
Eos virtues homo i, no, below.
Hsr mansion lies beyond the grave
where Shiloahs waters gently how,
ANA Amaranshine flowers grow,
And lofty palm trees wave,
Vague County Ia. Is4s.
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Richmond WoolIen Factory.

ME subscriber having commenced the .ufins
business at the above mentioned place he is prepare
ed to receive wool to manufacture into CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
Their by the yard the shares, suited
He also has hand good of the above
med goods which ne is willing exchange for wool or
other produce lie will also Gard Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth those who will favor him with their CUSTOM
prices and hopes that by strict attention BUSH
give general satisfaction.
LEFlNUS KING.
Richmond, Nov. IL, 1913.
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4 LARGE 10. Of BIBLES, of various sizes and bin
q dinzs which arc offered extremely low for Cash.
iarg. qaarso PANTY Bibles for Si,50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
by CHAs. II. BERRY
OHIO LAW BOOKS.
WHEELING, VA.

VIE OHIO OFFICERS GUIDE embracing
L The duties al ConsIables and uIher TOWNSHIP
Officers; inclndm "flic. acting under the Schoo
Law with appropriate Fums. Also dirccliuns
ana i"rns Tor Executors. Administrators and Guar.
dams. with reaises on the law Of partnership md
h'ilmcni. AMI The duties and liabilities of Common
Carners Carriers Of Passengers. and Innker pers
with collection Of forms Of Deeds articles of
agreement. Bonds. Powers Of Attorney, Wills &c
@ri by Humphrey III Lcavit, Judge IF The district
CONT OF The United States. for The District Of Ohio
vol S'vo. Pdce 81 so IN 'od law binding
JUICE SWANS PRACTICE. the Practice in
Cvil Aci'ons and Proceedings at Law. in Ohio and
Pfecedenis IN Pleading. with practical mites; oge.
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