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APPO!NTMENrBY THE GOV

Capt John Neidman, Of Lebanon. to b,
Abide Camp to his ExcelIeucy, with the
rank Of Lieut.. Colonel
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NEWSPAPER REGULATION.

The Postmaster General has decided
chat newspapers md pamphlets be carried
out .; the mail, by mail contractors within
thirty miles of he place of publication.
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P2yccHuin Teeth,

ONhc beat quality and latest im7roy emen
viii be inserted on pIvoI, or ln connection
with Dr.. NaIIewhamp, with whom he is in
2Alcrn,hjp in plate works. on Gold plate
from single tooth To a whole set to look
As we'll as the natural, and warranted to
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In shor,cycrv operation belonging to his
professions viii be pciormed in the bc,'
oauuer, win rhoiscsl material, and at the
.horesI notice lie therefore hopes, be
strict attention to business, to obtain shar
# public patronage, Any person or per-
.ons wishing to obtain the arI, are respect
luIv requested 10 give him calI
n. b The public are hereby il formed
that We lhe subscrlbrrs have entered iulo a
special Partnership relating only To plate
work as i, ls more convenient lor each TO
attend to ,he other branches Of the srenrq
N his own account.
A. VALLERCHANP.
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IS goo an assortment as can be found in the
'onntry. together with ali kinds Of Red
EartherG-ware.
Z20DWA2E1
assortment including every rhmg from an
anchor TO cambria needle, that a farmer or
mechanic wants to uso, including Round,
Bar, Sheet and Band Iron, suitable for wag
goh tire or any other use
VgOOGem.vyarc;
A large quantity Of Ced. and Pine
Pals and Tub., Baskesr, Of all slz.s
&c, Copper aud Bras, Kettles, all kinds Of
Fin wIe, stove pipe, and Upper and Sole
Leather.
But what is the use in parrlrularisrng, as
hardly an arIrle in their lue can be aakcd
for bat what they can furnish their custom
ers for prompt ray, or in all kinds Of um
Der, and cOunry produce
Nov. 10, I8I5-3O
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j. H. VANDERSLIGE,
EDE1I gH1ES?z'. .

TY3 EGS; leave to inform the public, lha,
h L3he IS prepared to attend to all the oper.
alions in dentistry, such as removing
Tile Tartar uad doiher Foyeign SaJ
stances.
From tue teeth, rendering them clean, and
'hc guns and breath sweet and healthy,
7He cavjties qfDecoyed Teeth
viii be dressed ont and filled with Cold
r other toll; Of the ioest quality, as tn,
use may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, ana
render them useful Tor years; and in many
'ases during life.
Teeth and %umpg oE Teeth
Which have become useless Of troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
'er' with the latest and best improved u-
-TumcnIs.
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The commissioners of Chester county
have been sued by the Brigade Inspector
TO recover the penalty of three hundred dol
lars for negecUng the necessary arrange
mens for collecting the N iilia fines.
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The whole amount OF tol received o.
the North Branch Canal, at the Collectors
Office at Berwick from the first OF Apri
10 the first of November; is $50 SO0,9O
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ie9PRhN'G ond SHEER STEEL Just II
'"''d aud for soIc a the New Storo.
J.. b. RJPERT,
October 4.
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A. VALLERCHANP.
J. II EANDERSIICE.

Mount Pleasant, Nov 8h. I8l5-3m.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25
To the Physicians of Edgeficst
District.

GEsTLEMEN:-Belevng that the honor and
dignity OF our profession may be seriously at.
ifccted, and is even already much injured, par.
llicplar!y in the country, by want ot that uni.
iformily of conduct among the members OF the
profession. which is SO essential 10 its main
stenance: and feeling j, TO be the duty of The
members Of the profession to remove as far as
possible.any cause which have tendency ia
3detract from the responsibility, honor and dig
Unity Of that profession, we feel ourselves sus
stahledin calling the attention of the Physicians
| of Edeefield District. at least to the considera
] tion Of subjecl which mus, be looked upon as
lone of the great causes in producing the ef
fleets above alluded to-lhe want Of regular
Gee bill, uniform system Of charges, by which
sull shall be governed.
The dignity. the responsibility and the honor
of the profession require the adoption of such
"a system, and tits due the people, that fee
5bll be adopted in accordance ith the times
We therefore, call on the practising Pilysi'
! cians Of Edgefeld District, 10 meet at Edge
a6eld Court House, on the first Monday in July
next, at oclock P. NJ :, on that day to assemble
together in some snlable room, and adopt
ssuch billof charges as the times and circum
stances require.
After which, the meeting might, take into
consideration other subjects. And one which
twill be well worthy Of its consideration il.
3the propriety OF establishing Medical Society
3or Societies in Edsefield District The utility
of which. if properly coohducted. both as re-
yards advancing the science Of Medicine AMI
lthe benefits TO the community, must BE- ac
iknnwlcdged by ALL.
We flattcr ourselves that the importance Of
lthe subjects will be sufiicienl,o induce every
member Of the profession in our District to
lake deep Interest in the meeting. and 40 al.
ltend, prepared fcrthe transaction of the bus!
uess .h,,vp m or, ,innpd
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Plantation for sale.

lTH HE Subscriber offers for sale hls valuable
u Plantation, situated on Stephens Clerk
lin Egefeld District, and about 10 miles above
| Hamburg. The Tract contains five hundred
aud fifty acres, of as good. well timbered
Hand as any on The Greek and is well adap,
fed 10 Corn, Cotton and small grain. AbDDl
Two hundred and sixty acres are cleared
aud in cultivation. The situation is a.
healthy as any in The District and the
wafer is excellent. A reasonable nduI
gence will be given, with Mole and ap
proved security. Persons wishingIo par
5chase, can call and examine for Them.
selves.
ifnot previously disposed Of, The above
PLANTATION will be sold on VI ednesday The
;3rd of September next, a, my place OF
residence, on Stephens Greek.
JOSEPH LLOYD.
May 7 Im2,a Is
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OBJ 1T U A Fs ",

DlEp in Monticello, Florida. on the End ms;
in the 44th year of his age. COL ELDRED SIM
KINs.
1t is painful to be called on to record the
death Of an acquaintance long faborably know.
10 US, but our anguish becomes exquisite. wher
,hatast sad dutyis performed towards one. for
more than 80 years endeared to us by the lies
Of Friendship and social intercourse.
The deceased was native Of Edgefiell Dis
trict, and resided here until he emi2rated tr
Florida in the fall of l343. The writer Of this
humble tribute to his memory became arqualn
ted with him IN 1872 at the school Of William
Wash Esq, who was t,len, principal Of the
Edgefeld Academy; and with the exception
Of about three years which intervened between
that period and 1916, the acquaintance and
intimacy, then formed have been on,nued
till he left the State.
The deceased, aud Dr.. M. Laborde of Co.
lumbia, Erasmus ). Youngblood ESQ.,, and the
writer, formed a class for several months in
the years 1916 and 1917, at the .EdgefeId lcad.
emy, then undenthe charge of its mos, worthy
Principal, r. L. Armstrong. Three of the
four above named were in College together,
though notin the same class; and the deceased
graduated in the fall Of 1921. in the class of
the Rev'd Dr.. Manly now President of the
University Of Alabama He studied law in
the office ofhis' uncle, the late Col. EldreJ
Simkins Sen'r.. and was admitted to practice
but owing to want of taste for the profession,
he abandoned it in year or two; and betook
himself to books. Previous 10 his emigration,
he had selected library Of rare and valuable
standard works, and indulged himself in that
sort Of intellectual repose which those only
Know who are fond of reading, and constantly
acquiring. fresh stores of knowledge. His
was'a mind peculiarly fitted for such passive
exercise, its most remarkable trait being thai,
Of memory. Possessing vgor enough to com
prehend and enjoy the beauties of literature,
il was not of that practical turn, which insures
success in the scramble of every day life.
+ In his intercourse with the world, he was
most gentle and affable; and yet when pro
voked to afger, no man ever possessed a
more indomitable courage. or a more unflincl,.
ing resolution In all those lofty sentiments
which characterize gentleman of the first
order. he stood pre- eminently distinguished; !;
and in the cause of a friend who nigh, call
upon him, or in vindication of his own unsu.
lied honor, he was never known to falter.
In all the sucial relations of husband, father,
master, frieud-he was Kind indulgent, col,r.
teous, and in his dealings with men, that
beautiful sentiment of the poet was most
strongly impressed upon his mind. and illustra-
ted in his life-"An honest mans the noblest
work of God"
He had performed the painful task Of bury.
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ST te Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv EQUITY

Henry H. Hill and
john Bates e! al rs. Cross Bill.
.Jana,hah VI. Hill ct al.
81 L appearingt to my satisfaction that Jonathan
u NJ. Hill and Matilda Daniel, defendants il
this case, are and reside without the limits o
this State; on motion by Mr.. Wardlaw, Snlici
,tor for Plaintiffs, Ordered, that said absent de
'fendans do appear IN this Honorable Court
,and answer, plead or demur to the Bill of Plain
.tilis. within three months ircm the publication
,of this Order, or the said Bill be taken pro con
,fcsso against them.
SIS ToPKKlNs, C. E.E:D:
Feb 6, l5i5. . am
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a g.ABIaa
II D lIle Public.

4 AVlAG nndersto"d, thai during my alb
FL :nce lately 10 tie Ciry.of Baltimore. re
port has been circulated in the country, by som,
one having inmical feelings towards me (prob
ably snne one that have turned off y that M,
House was closed. and that had entirely giveii
up The business. deem il a duty owe to nv
self, 10 lay before the public The falseness o
such scurrilous report, and 10 irform M
country patrons, and the travelling community
that my House mas been, and will continue Il
lie opened for their reception and accom- u
|dation.
JAMES HUBBARD, Senr.
Hamburg, June IL (Rep.) q 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDcEEIELD DISTRICT.

DY JOHNHlLL, Esq. Ordinary of Edge
: IT'D field District:
Whereas, Nancy Reynolds hath applied to me
! Gor Letters OF Administration, on all and singu.
liar the goods and challles, rights and credits of
3T6os. Reynolds Sen, late Of the District afnre.
8sad. deceased; these are, therefore, TO cite and
4odmoush al and singular, the kindred and cred.
3i,ors of The said deceased, 10 be and appear be-
9fore me, at our next ordinary's Court for the
3suid District, to be holden at Edgefeld Couri
1 House on the ,hirlielh day of June inst, to
3sbow cause, if any, why the said administration
Should not be granted.
; Given under my hand and seal, this tenth day
aor June, in the year of our Lord one thousand
8eirh, hundred and forty fv, ,, and in the sixty.
ninth wear of American independence
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
June u ~
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Il ia m spOr { a t i o m
Wagons Wanted.

svE7HREE Wagons and Teams are wanted tc
Il transport Arms. Tents, and Camp Equip
! page from Hamburg to. the Brigade Encamp
9men,s, commencing .oG'the l4ti July at Long
smires at Plckensville on the 4lh August, unt
sat Camden some time in September, where
sthey will be discharged. Each team. will be
srequired TO have white drivers. to travel twenty
Smiles per day. and t" haul 300'cwt.. to give Sc
scuriiy fer the performance Of the contract ant
J the preservation OF the public property. Pay
SwiIl BE- allowed from the time they leave Ham
sburg fur each day while actually employed
sN.ihlng will be allowed for the time interven
ling between the encampnents.
Persons wishing employment, will state theil
proposals post paid. 10 the Quarter Master
sGeneral prior To the 2Olh June.
b. T WATTS, @. NJ. G.
> June II II 90
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proceedings in an action at law, or Judgment
~ execution. or the levyng Of execution. shall
be entitled to such inu:ctiop ON giving bond
I: 10 the plaintiff at lar, with security, be- ap
!, proved ofhy the Master in CIancery, for such
sum and with such condition as the Court shall
direct" &c.
:; Ii IS very apparent that the latitude lerel
; siyen MS to the sum and condition of the bond /
s.alose from the TACT that judgments and priori
Z proceedings all embraced together; and;
!whereas6where the debt was ascertaineG bv;;
{ sjudgmentfitw have been srffcen, 10 re.
squire bond to secure that amount, no such def
Nintc direction could be given when The siiiti
s;was still pending. But still the Court has nos
3 power to dispense with bond and security, un.
aless the money be deposited. 1ts only 'discre
Elton is over the amount and condition or'the:
1 4bnnd in cases where judgment has not been;
IohtaIned. the discretion as 10 the amount is:
amerey to limit the penalty to contract sued ON,
aor extend il to the damages claimed. In this
Hcase, All injunction has henn ordered but no.
abond was given. On The further application
SIor aD order requiring the Master 10 sign the
awrt we arc OF opinion thai lit should have been
refused, exceprupo,i the applicants comply.
aimg with the law by giving bond with sulficienr
asurety; and it is ordered that the Cha,relIor's, ),
Sdecision on this point be reversed and his order;
I aset aside
8 (Signed.) J. JOHNSON. /
We concur.
q (Signed) DAVID JOHNSON.
q WM. HARPER.
Filed 31st March, ls45
a Ordered by Glhe Equity Court of Appeals!
ato be published once in each paper 10 thei
Estate. THOS, j. GANT"T
June l3, 1s45. Clerk.
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HEAD CURRIERS',

lsT SQUADRON, 2sD REa'sr CvAALRY.
BN pursuance oforders from Col T. Mich
d OILS, the Edge6eld Squadron Of Cavalry will
parade at Edsefeld Court House, on the 2nd
Saturday in June next, for review. and drill.
The commissioned and commissioned
officers the day previous, for drill and instruc.
tion. n
An election will be held on ths 2stb day Of
July next, for Colonel, to fitl the vacancy occa.
stoned by the resignation Of Col. Sprouw.,
BY order Of Major J, C. .SMYLEY.
June4 2t ls
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Final Notice,

A Ii Persons having claims against The Es
IN tate of the late S. F. A. Mcdowell. are
requested TO present them duly authenticated
and those indebted to make payment without
delay. "A. McCAINE, Administrator.
N. B. I'tHink itpropei to caution the public
against trading for note OF hand said TO hay,
been drawn by The said S. F a. He'd, in favor
Of Derrick Holsemback, asI shall moi pay SAID
note. until compclIedby law. A. Nice.
June ii 2t 30
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State of Sout Carolina,
EDGEFJELD DISTRICT

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
RY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinay fo
LID Edgefeld District.
Whereas, Mary Lmbecker, hath applied
Ito me for Letters of Administration, OH all ant
singular the goods and chattels. rights aud cred
tits of Chas. Limbecker late Of the District alOre
said, deceased, these are therefore. to cite ant
adm,nlsh all and singular, the kindred and cred
itors Of said deceased, 10 be and appear before
me at ou. next Oldnary's Court for the salt
District, tobe holden al Edge6eld Court House
on the 18th day of July next, to show cause
|if any why The said administration should no
!be granted:
Given under my hand and SEAL this 18th day
|of June, in the year Of our Lord one thousant
|eighl hundred and forty .ivc,. and in the sixty
ninth year of American Independence
JOHN HILL, O. ED.
June 25 2t %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
10y JOHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary
Dof Edgefeld District.

A1Ui Edgef1eld District.
Whereas Wiley Reynolds hath applied
10 me for Lrtiers Of Administration, ON
,al and singular the goods, and cIlalreIs,
.righs and credits of Joseph Whitie lale
;oi The District aforesaid, deceased, these
sarc, therefore, To cite and adnonish all
| and singular, The kindred and creditors
lpf The said decea'd, to he and appear before
sne, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
| said District, TO be holden at Ed.e6eld
Court House, OH the 3O'h day of June
Instant. to show cause, if any, why The said
administration should not be granted. .
Given under my hand and seal, This
10Th day of Nay, in the year Of our
1Lurd one thousand eight hundred and
forty five, and in the Goth year Of Amer
2can independence.
JOHN. HILL, O. f. D.
June 81 81 r2l
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GENERAL ORDERS

HEAD QUARTERS, lsr SQUADRON, 2sD CAr'Y.
! IN pursuance to orders from Col. 7. Nichols,
"a The Edgefield Squadron of Cavalry will as.
semble at Shinburg, near, Liberty Hill for n
General. Review, on the. 9Th day of July next.
Commissioned and non.commissoncd off. (.
GERS on The l4,h of July, for 6ve days encamp.
|ment, armed and equipped as the law diiects.
=. /. By order oil Major J. c. SMILEY.
June4 2t l9
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Chancellor Harper.-It will be seen by
the proceeding of The Charleston Bar,
Published this morning, that Chancellor
Harper, notwithstanding his enleeblet
health, has determined. if practicable. te
dispose Of the unlilisaled business, before
the Court. Our whole community, while
sympalhizing with The learned Chancel
lor, will duly appreciate this sacrifice to
public duty, and unite in aspirations fnr
the speedy restoration TO health of one 50
highly valued and esteemed.
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commercial.
HAMBURG, June /

HAMBURG, June 10.
Cotton.-Since our last report nothing has
occurred TO change the value Of this article, all
that has been offered, met ready sale at prices
ranging from 5 to 81 cents. We hear that sew
eral planters lots have changed hands at about
Scents qualify not above middling fair. Onr
receipis aIe light, and business of course small
as usual at this season Of the year; Wcquot'
to day ordinary TO middlins 5! a 6; mddI,ns
fair to fair a 6i goud fair to iine g to g. c.
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N Office.

lid ERSONS having demands against tn,
III Estate of Susannah Notion, deceased
ARE requested to present them. properly attest
ed. and those indebted TO said Estate are re-
|quested TO make immediate payment
JAMES RuSHTON, Admir-
June l8 St 81
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Final Notice.

"A II. persons indebted To The subscri-
: v hers either by note or account aye
requested 10 come and settle Immediately.
Alter the frs, day of Jolly our notes and
accounts will be placed 10 The hands of an
officer for collection.
FRAZIER e. ADDISON
June 4ih At -. 1S
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Ladies' Fair, and
Afh agarlV Entertainment,

srEi II Z Ladies Of the Methodist Sewing Smi
e ETY., respectfully iufnrln the Ladies ant
sGentlnuen of the Village and country. tia
sthey will furnish Supper and Refreshments
ION the evening ot the 4lh Of July. nj Z O'clock
lin the yard of Mr.. E. Penn at which time the,
will offer II number of articles for sale. Ever,
seffort will be made 10 render the entertainment
apIeasanl aud agreeable to all whu may attend
] Ice Creams. Lemonade and Soda Ha,er vii
;be prepared in abundance. Gnod Music will
Sulso be provided for the occasion.
Admilance so Cents-Chldren half price
31ckels may be had at any Of the Stores in ih
sVllage or at the place The proceeds 10 b.
3applied solely to benevolent objects
June 25th lS45. u %
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The Rome ga Journal, Of the 14II
June, comes freighted with long account
of post Office robberies recently detected
but which have been for some time per.
petrated by the postmaster of lha, place
The account is too long for insertion. The
proof seems to be clear aud conclusive
The postmaster has since taken up hi
residence in The county jail.-Constitu
: tionalist, June I7th.
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sing his wife only a few months before his own
J sdecease: and in following her so soon to the
grave, .he has left three interesting children at
so tender an age as not to be fully sensible of
their bereavement.
Our friend died after an illness of thirteen
days, calmly resigned 10 the will Of Providence;
Sand il may he consnling 10 his numerous rela-
stives to know that he was not without hope in
sthe atoning blood of the Saviour.
4 AMICUS.
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HEAD QUARTERS. I
lsT DIvIslnS. 5. E.. MILITIA.
Edgofeld. June 18Th. lS45.

WWT LILLIAN n. ATKINSON, Esq, liav
Wv ing heen appointed Aid.de-Canp Il
1.-The Major General, and Marshal K. Smith. Di
vision Paymas,er. with the rank of Major
will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
The Division Staff are required to attend
the Reviews and Encampments Of the 1st Di
vision, beginning with the 10th Regiment a
Richardson's OIL the 9Th of July, aud ending
with The Isl at Burons on the 18th August
By order of Major Gen BoSHAM
GEO. A. ADDISON.
Division Quartermastcr.
June 25 q %
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Sheriff s Sale.

10y virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
Ds cias 10 me directed, | will proceed II
,seII al Edgeiield Court House, on. TIT
First Monday and Tuesday foltoving, ii
!Juty mert, The following property, to-wit
John Bauskelr, VS.. John NJ. Barronlon
The llouse and Lot near The Town of Al
ken, occupiedb by James E. Black, bounded
ion lands belonging 10 b. N. Rogers.
William Woodberry, lndorser, VS.. Ru
;dolph Carter and Elizabeth Carter, TIN
'lract of land where the defendant EIIz
sabelb Carer now resides, aLjnnirg land
.of john Wise aud others.
Terms, cash.
II. BOULWARE, S. E D.
June IL 4t ~
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sHERlFF"S SALE.
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Il. H. Hunler,
rs. Domestic Attachment
NJ. F. Mitchell
@p Y an order from the Court of Common
Pleas, in the above stated case.l will pro
reed to sell in the Town of Hamburg, on tht
first Monday in July next; one grey Horse
levied upon as the property Of the Defendant
IL Terms cash.
II. BOULWNRE. S. Ed.
June lS 81 81
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I Sc 81 g r s T R g .

RR. G.. l.. WARD. would respectfully IN.
d Hio rm his former patrons and friends that
he has returned. aud will resume the duties of
his profession at his own house. one door east
Of the Episcopal Church, or vis; patients as
formerly at their homes.
May7 At Is
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Bethany Academy.

A N Examination Of the Students of this In
N atitution, will take place on the 9Th ant
9th of.July next
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
w. S. COTHRAN, Secretary.
June If IL
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The Cour, Of Equity for Anderson Dis
,rict commenced, aud we believe ended
itssi,,ing on Monday last.
Yesterday was the day for Court a
Pickens. Chancellor David Jonson pre-
sides on this circuis.-Pen. lMesS'gsr, 2Ou
instant.