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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
Farms in Milton For sale.

p FSINING in Ohio, the sulscri er is de- irous of
l. selling his land in MIl'on and now ofler> for
sale one Farm Of 1870 acres, one mile north OF the
Fails, east OF Snale hl, of uneqa'le soil for crops
or srai has Two good barns an orcha d, water, ana
ordinary house.
One Farm of from $50 TO 200 acres one mile south
ea Ct the Fall, AMI wet of Mr. Plalt,, Of some 30
acres interval, and balance in plain land, good larns,
ol1sh hnr.e, AMI r"'9i, advantage. Tor raising our
Milton staple
One Farm norihwe>, of the FALL, 1870
are. ,-eool nj (rchlrd, and convenience>.
Other parcels {. ,, and 10 acre., for such as
may choo,ea ,mgilef ~ la.e.
Also, the Store Hlu.eNnd lot AT east end Of tho
Bridge, where, with the improvements at the Falls,
is a very desirable location for one wishing to open
any business.
Also, some Village Lots, with and without dwell
ling ho Sc, IN the mosi plea ant part If The village.
BY immediate application, ,ome 800 yards OF do
me>tic cloth may lie applied, any Of the parcels
will lie sol for small portion If the prrcna g money
down, wi h annual instruments for the a!ance.
200 Sheep Young Cattle, Hay, &c., will be sold
with either OF The farms, # desired.
shall remain in Milton al ont two weeks, after
which apply to George Ashley, al the fa>, or to A.
@. White m, re- Wet Milton.
IT'S better to trade with the princpa than wi in an
agent. j. r. AINSWORIU
Milton FALL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
There is no accuse far the Ueadache
whea y0n can obtain tie CEN
me MARSuALLs ARoMATIvE
CATARRH and IIEAl,-

NVITE tNITF
tHlS >nHit l. ceriain aud pcrit t cure for tie
ratauh, and common colds in The II eal and the
Headache aGd is excellent artc.e, for ore and
weak eyes. | opens and plree> ont all distractions,
>lreng hea> The glan> and gives healthy action to
the parts .ecel.
Becare Of Counterf,tsj
All those wishing purchase the genuine
article # Marhal', Sn1i, ,houd plrcha,e that OF
which II. G. Griey, Mldlebnry VI, is the proprc-
tor, 'a d no other a Manufacture er,onaly, the
snu sold hy >ail Grilley.
DIR. MARSH ALL.
| certify that the a owe article wa execped in my
presence aud that h. signature thereto i, genuine.
DORASTUS WOOSTER, .Judge.
Ml.llehnry, Jan. II, 1915
n. Bile name Of H. G. Grdlev proprietor will
be found upon eve Y bottle Of the genuine Mar, ha'>
Improved Sniff, sid Wholesale aud retail lv H.
G. Girl ley, MI ehurv VI. PECK & SPEAR
IWo'esale and Retail Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And ly Druggists generally IN the Uniled States
and Cana Ia. 35-Iv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
TO Let.

TIME beautiful premises mmed larely north of the
! college B lng~, formerly owned and octupiei
by the lale Prof, James Marsh, consisting of an am
Die and commodlon> dwelling. bon c, flee, carriage
house barn, aud other out bmil,lings Two Gar ems
two good orchards, and several acres Of exr.len,
land for grass llage Term, low. and Noses ion
given Immediately.
WILLIAM WARNER,
Burlington, Jan. !, Is4s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04

II ~ .lS A q 81 -n2 SHE

~ ~ LII ~.ssA ~h5 IL uuIs-ss - ~ .
THE Subscribers IN debt, ani their creditors
L impatient for their pay. Their means of
payment are in the bands OF their debtor.. They
cannot nay hut ly being paid, and they ma. e paid
10 enable them elves 10 &c, out ui debt. They are
TIE more IN earnest IN con fence Of the bu,inesS
prospects OF The country growing cut OF he election
ct Polk and Dal a.. For although they are Demo-
Gratis dyed IN the OIL they have fears inat the poll-
ry OF the approaching administration may operate
di>a>rou>y upon Their business, and they are deter
nihei to be ont Of debt before the Wing prophecie,
Of the destruction of the tar, The ami SION of Tex
as, and the bantrumtry and ruiu consequent urun
these measures, hall be verified
The >u' srrher> therefore rive notice 10 all persons
indebted to them, that they must be paid bv ,he 18th
da Of January nexl, collection will lie legally en-
forced. JAS. MORSE d. BROTHERS,
3 rington, Dec. /, 1SA. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
TO seEGN,ENLS,i,S
@P0nt 5Bn~vn2~vQ

9 NJ. POPE would Respectfully inform his
-. friends AMI The public that he will sell his re-
naming slocS Of Dry Goods AT reduced prices Tor
cash, many Of Them al prime cost
Being deerm ned to eel ol his good, before the
opening Of NAVIGATION. those waning good Goods
cheap vii do well 10 give HIM call.
Burlington, Feb. 20, ISIS 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
n Otiicc.

RY vote Of the Inhabitants ofIhi> Town ut Their
- Annual March Meeting held ON the 0th, the
se'ectnen were instructed 10 nerpuse ami prevent
ob,rncon> ena placed N The streets OF hi Village,
and as the season tor lHdng is about 10 cumucn e,
we here give notice that in future all Inp,c, Fen
ces, Ralngs and Posts, improperly placed without
the line OF the Streets will he prun1,iy removed.
HARRY BRtpiEY,} o.t.-,
s I'll MORSE, '''e''"'"'
Burlington, l6 March, IS45. l2w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
:. It.
From Messrs. Baker & Woodbury., Profess
uf
lTIW SISST

THE STORE opposite the Fa-h II ,tel, we t part
l. OF Pearl ST., IS nov dlnE mp with Goods and
groceries DC, where may he found some desirai lie
tarains. = WHEATON 4 Co.
Burlington, March 20, 1915 AFT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
COlIHS,

groceries,.
70 Hhd-. Port Rico and ST. Crox Sugars
80 Parrel> Wolsey Wolsey's Loaf, Crushed and
Puwdere do
40 hills. Mola>ses
100 Chrs'> Hy.on Skin Teas,
100 Half +" Young Hyson
rs Bags c flee,
100 Mats Ca -sa,
3 Barrel. Gloves,
do Nnmegs,
25 Bags Pmenio,
26 Ito Pepper,
60 Kegs Pure Ginger,
40 Terces SalEraius,
$50 Boxe, Bar Soap,
so do Pipes,
90 Kegs Salt Peter,
30 Boxes Starch.
4h Dec. "A 90 J&J J. II. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04

COTTCNs THREAD &c.
ono LBS. Cotton Thread, rssorted,
CUO 25 do Linen do
300 d e. Siool do
SC do Roll Tape,
200 do Stick do For sale by
Villas q MOVES.
Oct II, 1874 70
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
DISSOLUTION.

YNHE copariner'hip heretofore existing between
the suh,cril erS under the firm If Holey q
Murray, IS this day dissolved hy mulnal consent,
A. V. HOLLEY,
Eli MURRAY.
The snhscri err will continue hu>lnes, at the Old
Stand and settle The affair, oftne late Firm.
d2w2 A. V. iOLLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
commercial
HAMBURG, Nov. 26.

HAMBURG, Nov 26.
Cotton.-In reviewing the market,
since our last publication. We have 10
remark. thai during the latter part of the
last week, and early part Of the present.
there was good demand for Cotton, all
that was offered meeting ready sale at
prices ranging from 81 10 cents. By
last nights mail we have Liverpool
dates TO The 4th insl., which are considered
uulavorable, and will, no doubt, cause
souIe decline in our prices. but to what
extent we are unable 10 say, as no tran
sactions, of any moment, have taken place
to-day, we therefore omit quotations.
The receipts o. Cotton for the pas, week,
has been TO a fair amount, by wagons !;
by boats very little has been received. the
river being too lor for them 10 run.
Republican
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
10 the Public. -

r . -
DY the last Will and Testament of:Alexan-;
I'D der Dnwner, deceased, late Of Beach Is-
land, provision has been made for the mains
tainance and education of a number OF indiseut )
orphans of this District. under the age OF ID
years-and by an act of the Legislature. Com.
missioncrsI'av been'appointedto to carry outl6e.
BENEVOLENT designs Of The Tcststor. They have 2.
procured suitable locaian at Beach tslu,d;
eight miles below Hamburg, and design as
soon az they can ascertain the number Of ben.ss
efciaries to erect suitable buildings for therac.
coIfimjdation. and to obtain the services of q
competent person to lake churge of the lnsti,u-.
ton. s.4;s
The design of this communication isto so-i,
licit the cooperation of the citizens generally
but more particularly olthe Commissioners Of:
Free Schouls, in ascertainins the number Of.
CHILDREN in their respective nei ghborhoods enti-
tied to the benefits designed by The benelactioG
OF tie Testutor.
Communications addressed 10 us through the :
Hamburg Post Office. will BIZ thankfully re-: {
ceivcd =
NJ. GALPHiN,1 ~
d. ARDIS, Comm ~
&c. B. MILLS. 3s57<
Nov19 At A3
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DRY GOODSr DRY GOODS ,
1eSrYIsa SairSY LSa RAgAS9S2En


NMT GUILD respectfully inform the citizen
Wv ut Edgctield and its vicinity. that ihsl
lave recrMy opened a very general a'sor'
nent of New Dry Goods. 1t ihc oIt
stand Of FRAZER d. .DDlsos's. Corner neal
The Court House. which they will dispose o
at Augusta Prices, for Cash.
Their Stock consists in part of the following
articles, viz:
White and Red Fiannels;
rU4 and l24 Bed Blankets; S4 and 81
Negro Blankets:
Black AID Colured Casimeres, Sattinelt
and Festimgs.
Kentucky Jeans, Ashland Jeans d Tw"ed'
CasSlmeros.
Forest Cloth and Double Width Tweeds
For Sack Goals;
Negro Kersey and l.indseys.
Cashmeres. Muuslan ID Lanes andtAhgans
for dresses.
Colored Figured Parissians; Do. Striped
Alpaccas; Black Alpaccns; DO. Bonn
baznes.
Dress Calicoes; Furniture Chinlz: Do. d."
Dimiry Camblic, Do.
Black Watered Silks; Colored Figured
Silks; Colred v altered Orientals.
JacUnrt Nainsooh, Null, Swiss and Book
M,rSIins.
Irish Linens and Long Lawns
Bird Eye Diapers.
Corded and aiarsalies Skirt.
Black and Colored Scotch GIngam.s
Bleached and Brown Cotton Jesus.
= A o ID IL Il
Georgia Nankeens and Cold Cambrics
Striped Osnahurgs, for Negro Clothing.
Slate CoIored, Mixed and White Cotton
Hoe.
White and Black silk Stockings and Gloves
Ladies and Gentemen's White, Black d
Colored Kid Gloves. =
L. c. Handkerclliets, from % cents 10 80
piece.
Large Size Silk Shawls, Woolen, DO.
Black Italian and Fancy CoI'd Crava,s.
Cravat Stocks, Slucks aud Collars
Silk Pocket Handkrrchifs
Blue Homespuns and Browe Hollands.
Merino and Cotton Uunder Shirts; Stuck
met Drawers. - 8
Needles. Spool Cotton; Flax Thread. Pearl,
Lasting and Horn Buttons, Tapes.
Ball Cord, &c. &c.
LSO-
One Case Heavy Negro Shoes.
Ladies White aud L'ht. C"pd Kid Slippers
A fine article Of Cht,oing Tobacco.
:" :" Shoe Backing.
Pen Knives and Scissors.
A few Hair Trunks. s.
,pN. B. Any article IN our line which W..
lave not on hand, will he ordered from Angus
4. and received by the flrsl opportunity.
Dec. 8 At as -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
N Notice.


FEVIIE Estate of Azariah Abney, being left
Il dereect, shall proceed 10 sell OIL Thurs
day the 4lh day Of December next, at the
late residence Of said deceased, on credit
OF twelve months. his entire Estate, consisting
of Eight Negroes, Seven Head OF Horses, a
fine lot of Po1h and Stock Hogs, Cows and
Sheep, about twenty bags of Cotton, crop of
Com. Fodder. Wheat and Oats. six or seven
barrels of Flour, Plantation Tools. Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, one Cotton Gin. one
Wagon and Harness-and three seperale tracts
of valuable land. Immediately on The Higgins
Ferry Road, about three miles from the ferry;
amount not accurately known, but platts of
recent survey will be exhibited on the day Of
sale. known as the Home. Middle and River
Tracts. Purchasers will be required to give
Note with two approved securities for tue pei
oonal property. and two approved securities
and mortgage Of the land 10 secure the Pur-
chase mnney. All stims Of and under FIVE
dollars cash The property no! changed until
the terms of sale. are complied with, and # re-
sold at the former purchasers risk.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
Nov. 5 St al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
NOTICE.

IT OST Stolen from the subscriber on the
HA-night The 23th of November. one snn
POCKET BOOK, containing fifty fous dol.
lars in cash-one twenty dollar bill on the
Bank of Hamburg. two ten dollar bills or the
Augusta Bank, two FIVE dollar bills on the
Hamburg Bank, und abont ionr dollars in
change. Also the receipts Of eleven bales of
Cotton, stored in B.. E!lou's Ware House,
Hamburg. One note on ]. w. Cochran. due
the 25.f of December, l545, for SS. mace
PAYABLE to Stephen Stalnaker or bearer. Two
noies on Simon Wood. one for 81, and one
for 81 SO cents One note on Tnlbert Cheat
ham for S6 Also one note OIL the subscriber
for SI5365 cents. drawn in favor Of l. q.
Holloway. dated Nov. 25th. 1875, drawn IL
months alier date. The public are forewarned
from trading for any OF the above notes or
cotton receipts, as believe the thiefintcnds to
turn them into money.
A reward Of Ten Dollars will be given to
any person who will lead to the discovery of
tho above Pocke, Book
" JOHN CHEATtIAM.
u dl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
Notice.

HNHE commissioners of the Poor for Edge.
Il field District, have Resolved. to pay out
no more pensions, except In the most er-
IRENE cases. Therefore all persons wish
ing TO receive any assistance from the
Board, will have 10 apply. By petition o
them al their next meeting at Edgeield
Courl House, on-the first Monday in Jan
uary next, either for admission 10 The Poor
House. or continuance OF pension as
the case may justify.
Published by order. of the Board.
:ea JOHN HUiET. Clerk. :.
> Dec. 3 ~ .4 81. a.. 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
EdgefeId Academy.

FHNHE Exercises of,this Institution will
u be resumed The first Monday inJdif-
uary. 1916. Terms as berelofore-nalnelTj. 7.
rates Of tuition from TWELyE 10 Ei6HfgEn
DOLLARS per session, according 10 the
branches OF study taught; |; pnd as hereto
fore, none admitted lor less lime than !:
session, except by special stipulation be-
forehaud, the charge being made for adj !.
mission, and not for teaching. IS s,s s4,.
Good board may be had 10 =,hel vicinity
and one or TWO. more pupils may be ar
commodated in the family Of the Teacher.
II. *. McCLlNTOCK.ssS:s:.:s
Nov &c If s 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03

Geological Erhibition.--Who's going to the
show Z Our readers are referred 10 the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Raymond and Waring,
in to.day's paper II will be seen that these
gentlemen propose on Saturday next, to ex-
hibit at this place a considerable number of
wild animals. Of rare snd interesting char.
aeter Judging. from the benlitlnl display
made upon paper, we would suppose that The
sight of their menngerie will be fine show
We think that it will be sufficiently interesting
Tor the bipeds to patronizei. We understand,
that no, the slightest danger will be incurred,
in attending The exhibition of animals. as they
are well secured in cages.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
The state Of South Carolina.
-EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
pY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
%lD of Edse6ieId District. t...E
Whereas Erasmus Mcdaniel. hath ap-
piled TO Inc for Letters Of. Administration
ouall aud singular. The good and chatiles
rights and credits Of j. E. Mcdaniel late o.
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite and ado
monish all aud singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to he and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
CouIt to be holden AT EdgefeI, Courl
House on The 18th day of December inst
TO show cause; if .auy, why. the said ad,
ministraiion should not be graoled.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 2ud
day Of December in the year Of our Lord
one thousand light hundred and forty five
and in he Seventielh year of American
Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
neo q Or AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, The 9th ult., BY
the Rev. J. Nj. Chiles, Mr.. B. +. S,rom
10 Miss Caroline second daughter of Silas
Lanie7. Esqr. alIof this Dislsict.
What happiness the married lIle imparts.
When associated with pure comfy Of
hearts !; &
The unm arried Of every region and cline,
shouId:quiekly yield to q, 2 state SO happy,
sodigipe, s y: 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
Extract from Letter wri'en ly a gcntleuon ii
Columbia, to The Editor, dated

Extract from Letter arriic" ly a gcntlenan ii
Columbia, to the Editor, dated
COLUMBIA. Nov 90
The Board of Trustees met on last Wednes.
day night, aud appointed Committee 10 in.
qnire into the affairs of the College: i is
probable that DIR. Lieber will be turned out,
and possibly Dr. Elicit, The Trustees have
refused to Jet Mr. Tho,n&ell 60 10 Baltimore
as six months previous notice Of resignation,
are ieqlired. II is supposed, thai he will re-.
main here as the Church of which lie was
elected Pastor, cannot probably wait upon
him. learned. that on yesterday. the lie.
gislatnre elected Mr.. Calhoun to the United
States Senate. The Trustees have turned out
DR.. Henry, the President OF the College and
placed Col C. Preston in his place.
Notwithstanding all the talk and writing
about the ollege. there is gain of some two
or three students. and some more are expected
to enter after commencement. On last Wed.
nesday, the corner stone of new Episcopal
Church, was laid with due solemnity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
Dec. 3
Notice.

XKTlLL he sold ar,sPuhlic Sale al
w Edgefeid Court House on lhe
Isl Monday in JAM next on q credir Of
Twelve months one negro woman. named
Millevapd boy child Elmore. The. property
of Euke Dolby, deceased. Purchasers to
give Bond and twni approved Securities to
J. B. yam and Reuben Cooper. a.
The above property sold by consent Of
Parties .ts'k7 ~. ,'.5.7,. -
Dec. f3sIS45 s..,i,ee5t sa.z, 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR AIKEN.

The Message Of Governor Aiken, which
we publish today, excludes much matter Of q
miscellaneous character. This is sensible
and well written paper, and contains many
useful suggestions. 1t recommends several
important matters for the consideration of the
Legislature. We are pleased to learn from
the message, of the favorable condition. of the
finances of the Stale. and the high credit which
she maintains at home and abroad. This
should be matter of great qualification to us,
and should make us proud of our Slate. In
reference TO the Military Department the Mes.
sage says. that it is !n excellent cnndition.-
No militia can excel that Of this State. in the
zca! with which their duties are fulfilled, or the
skill and ability which ctaraclerzes lis affars." 7"
His Exceency makes some guod remarks on
the subject of education. He speaks of the
South Carulina College, and of the primary
schools He recommends the appointment OF
a superintendent of education, whose first du.
iy shall he, 10 devote The coming year to the
CAREFUL examination of the state of education
in South Carolina, aud 10 suggest improve
menls. In noticing the physical resources oI
the State his Excellency says that Agriculture
DE- serves the first consideration. He recon-.
mends u continuance Of the geological survey
oil the Suite, and the Improvement of the
lurnpikes and other roads of the Suite; and the
| rlver navig alton, in orlerlO connect The npper
productive Districts with the market towns
below.
His Excellency thinks that the provisions o
! the law passed in 1926, by which The State
Piled sed herself TO subscribe u certain amount
towards the completion Of lnrnpikes on Ger
tain conditions. might well be extended to
tail roads. He recommends tia, the debt due
| 10 the Rail Road Company, for loan 10 the
South Carolina Canal aud Rail Road Com.
pany. be extended 10 the Charleston Rail Road
Company In ulluding to tue protest of the
Massachusetts Legislature against The course
pursued by our Legislature. in the memorable
case Of Mr. Hoar, the agcat on behalf Of The
colorcd citizens of Massachusetts. Gov A
vindicates the proceedings Of; our State On
the subject Of the Tariff his Excelency snys
that he cannot report any relaxation in the
Legislation of the Federal Government, FOR
the protection OF domestic manufactures. He
speaks ina spirited manner as becomes Him.
but recommends forbearancc for the present..
He says. 4 1t would under any circnms,aii.
ces be but Justice TO new administration, to
await the developement Of its course aud pol.
icy; and prudence and justice TO ourselves
not less urgently recommend present forbear.
ance, from any action which might embarras:
the Federal efforts for the just reduction o
duties 10 the revcnue s1andard."
We regret Tint our limits will moi permit II,
to notice all The topics embraced in the Mes.
sage mole particularly. We commend this
important paper to the careful perusal Of on,
readers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
South arolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. : J.

South aroifIla,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. i.
DY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Oordinafy
.He of Edge6eld District. !.
Whereas David Little hath applied 10
me for Letters ofAdmiIlstralion, op all
aud singular The goods aud chaltels, rights
and credits of Mafw Little late Of the
District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monisb all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased. 10 he and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Cour for the said District. TO be holder
at Edge6eld Court House: on The Slh
day of December next, 10 show cause. il
any, why the said administration should
not be'granted. -.
Given under my hand and seal. this 24,h
day of November, iu the year Of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and forty live.
and in the Seventeen year Of American
JOHN HILL o. ED,
Nov. "a q -; 81 a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03

Orator of tie ciri,s,2sie and Euparn'''@ n !.
Soesefies.-Edwin De Leon, of savannah anu
recently Of Columbia, was appointed 10 de-
4 liver the Annual Oralion before the Ciat'o'
sophie and Eupmadian Societies ol lhe oou''
Carolina College. on the 2nd inst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-03
Edgefeld Academy, Nov. 80,

A. BSTRACT from the Merit Roll, exhbi-
n ting the grade of Scholarship Of such as
obtained the premiums nj lhe close ofihe Ac.
aJemic year. Twenty six pupils having fat
len shor, of the 300 points. necessary 10 the
a,lujnu,eut Of premium their names aud the
number OF points obtained by them are no
published for This year At the close Of the
next year, the mines not only TO he successful
bu, the unsuccessful competitors together with
the number Of points they obtained will be in
serted in the Edgefield Advertiser.
The, Merit Ruil is kept ina manner similar
to that of the West Point Academy, and eI:
hbits pretty nearI, The relative grade of the
Scholars.
James L. Bacon eco aoillts, entitled him to
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Nov. 5
Notice.

NOIICt.
HDY permission from John Hill. Ordinary
ID ofEdgefeId District, I shall proceed to
sell at the aie residence of Mrs. Mary Tllman
deceased, on Wednesday, the 3rd Decem
Der next, all the personal estate Of said dc
ceased consisting Of ten likely Negroes, Stock
of all kinds, lot Of Corn and Fodder, set Of
Mill Rocks, and household and kitchen furni
ture. Terms of sale credit unit the lst day of
October nest.
...- JAMES GRIFFIN, Admir-.
Nov. IL 81 az