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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
L.EEzEGE REGISTER
AND
Farmers d Mechanics Weekly Journal.

In presenting TO the citizens Of Lehigh
county, the plan of this new undertaking,
we''deem il but right and proper, to lay
before them, also the reasons why we do
so, and why we feel justified, in calling on
them, for that encouragement, without
which all our efforts must necessarily be
of no ;setl.
|. The gradual but certain spread of the
English language in all parts of the coun-
try, render it necessary, for the younger
members of the community. to direct some
portion of their time TO an acquaintance
with it, if they would not become "A seper-
ate and distinct people, cut off from all
communication with the other portions of
the country, of which they are an import
ant part. This we presume will be genor-
ally admitted.
Next in importance, to the instruction
given in our English schools, will all men
regard the publication of a weekly news
paper; which coming into the homes Of
our people, freighted with all that is new
and interesting in the language, which all
are or should be anxious to understand,
will do much to advance the progress of
this important measure.
1t is true, there is already an English
paper here, but as it is political one, can
necessarily only circulate freely with the
members of the party, to which its propri-
ctor is pedgcd.-Our aim is more extens-
i've, we shall lay aside politics, and present
TO our readers a sheet, independent on all
subjects; devoted solely to the best inter
csts of the country. Her rich mineral
and agricultural -rnSnnrceS.-her favorable
position for manufactures, demand more
attention, than they have hitherto rcceiv-
ed. To this, and other topics of interest,
shall our attention be directed, and we
doubt not with the best results.
We hope this attempt, to bring into no.
ticc more extensively, region, which in
all that can render people prosperous
and happy, has no superior; will meet
with proper encouragement
Those, who may deem it their duty or
their interest, to encourage us, may rest
assured, that no pains shall be spared on
our part, to deserve the patronage and dis
charge all the duties of our station.
mrD RHS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16

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bon Heiienocu 70 wc anoere Giiifs, Die ihu
nit ihren SeiudIen beebren Wcllen, aufs Ses
ite cin9cridtct.
Da ba6 oaus i'd, in Der 9iibe bcr Sc
Id1dfts q}ldeeu befinbet, 70 mnd,t e6 cren
angcnehmcn SIufcntbalt fir 9teiienee uno
8cfd)aftsIcute.
Gr ,uirb fd) beifrebrn, fcne Gide nit ben
beftcn Speiieu nrb @ctrdnfen subeciencn,
mno iberbaupt nidhts untcrln6cn, mas Sur 3us
frieernhrtt SerlcIbcn beitrdst.
gu bcm @oflbauS 9rbbrt eiue mcbleinoes
ridtete StalInn9 mo Gin 9erdliiili9er Scf
nit pcrSil9lithem Wofer. 9Iud, miro bort
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fnedt auSutrcfcn iein.
Gurh tiIIige uuo pInftlid,e 8etienune
hrfft Der untcrScidlnetc ieillen 9ntbeil Der
llntcrltl'eun9 cCs pnblifums Su erlan9en.
George QSetberbolb.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
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unb 9IinSenoe 2Iusmahl bon Srilhlin9s nno
aubcrn lSaaren erhalten, Die or an billt9en
prcilen ;u perfaufcn willeu6 lit. Sein Stcd
belteht uuter anoerem ans fpl9cncen Baa'
ren, ndmlidn
Gnhrr, @asmer6 uno Sattinetts bon oers
Id,isrenen 8arbcn uro preiien, SCmbaSins,
Wicrncs uno 9Ilpacas pcu perldiebener Dirt,
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Sortcaucr berldben.
Glta5 Wert.
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ter 3cit pcblbcifdtigt rinsubdncisen at
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belt irtneu Srcuuccu unb cem gectrten pubs
lifum bic 9InSr9c gu MAIDEN, pas er cas
NenninlDnnia ANrtel.
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nuu9en ebcnfall6 binnen teia9tsr 3sit Wcbl,
befdtt9t emSnhduoi9cn, an
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16

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Ularft 8icrefs, in 9IlIens
taurL tpeIhes frlber ppn
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OB III u A se ".

Died. in louisiana, on the 10th day
OF September last. of congcstive lever,
EZEKIEL D. PROTHRO, frmerly of
tOrangeturg Disllict, in this State, aged
abour 35 years. The unexpected death
of The lamented deceased, has inflicted all
linconsolable bereavement on his family ;
a widowed wife. aud four orphan e!i:idfen
1nuurn me ITTeparable loss Of an affection
ate husband and fnller. Nor do they
grievc alone: numerous frieads and rela-
lives deeply feel, aed sympashizc with
them in their afflicliuu. Mr. Frothro left
this Stale, for the West. in the fab Of lasl
year. He was attended by his devoted
wife. and her mother. who with warm
friends " smotled his pillow of ailiction,
and sofiened his path To the grave" H.
died after au illness Of onlv seven days,
although conscious Of his approaching
dissolution, he qmailed not.
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SIIERlFF,s S3SL.E.t

PY virtue ofsundry -wrirs OF lFieri Fa-
I'D cias. to me e1lirerred, IssiraII proceed
10 sell a., Edeefeld Courtgilouse, on the
First Mouday and Tuesday in December
next, The following property, ia thesfVllow-
ing named cases: i.... = 81 ;s
Henry H. .Cumninss and eotliers. vs..
Martha Prior, the Interest Of sthei Defend:
ant in The following Neglo, ,SJoves, ,sio-wit:
Fortune, Rachael. Grandeson, Digd6o,
Hannah, Zadock, Judy, Jane, Afford and
Susan. 80
benjamin w. euiseIndorsee,Bland &
Butler bearer, aud others severally, Vs.
Hugh A, Nixon. eight Negro slaves, 10
wit: Tom, Ami, Mary, Aaron. Fulknerr
Amelia, lille Tom and Molseys'5,5.t
The Bank Of Hamburg, &cs, VS. Oliyer
Simpson; George Parrolt and Others, sew.
orally, VS.. the same. four Negro Slaves,
to.wil Peter, City, old Nash andShis wife.
Terms of-sale. cash. EtSrs.
- II. BoUEWARE. s.sE. D.
Nov. sl2 81 d, sg42 8,
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commercial.

HAMBURG, Nov. 20.
Cotton.-Owins to The very low prices
now offering TO planters, the article does
no. come in very freely <; indeed, the re-
ceip,s are nncommonly light when com
pared with The receipts of our usual lively
market al this season of the year. As
might be expected business generally, is
not very extensive, sales are few from
wagons and warehouses, as there is no
great quantity to deal in. Extreme pri
ces are from 81 cts. to cts. according to
quaIi.y-principal sales, 81 'o.6S cts.
Groceries Sour merchants have
fine stocks of groceries. OH hand, as we'll
as their Dry Goods neigI'bors. all ofwhom
are offering their articles at very fair
prices. Bacon, Flour, Sugar aud most
Of the heading articles in this market are
crawling down gradually. Several arri,
v;fs Of Corn in town are noticed, fully
supplying all demands.-Jomnal.
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Nov. 2G
Administrators Sale.


Administrators Sale. S
BY permission Of John Hill. Esquire.
Ordinary Of Edge6eId District, will be
sold al The late residence of John An
derson, deceased, on Monday The 18th Of
December next, all the personal property
Of said estate. consisting of
53 LIKELY NEGROES.
Horses and Mules, 2 Yoke ol Oxen and
Cart. Cattle, Fat Hugs, Stock Hogs.
Sheep, Cotton Seed.
40 BALES COTTON. q
1000 BUSHELS CORN.
Fodder, Seed Oars, Rye, 9 Road Wogs
gons and Harness, Barouches and
Harness, Cotton Gin, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools.
together with number of articles nnr
enumerated.
Also the Plantation will be rented for
one year.
Terms will be made known on the day
Of sale.
CHAS. SMITH, admir-.
Nov. 25 1915 81 44
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SAVE THE:FIps.s
BY. SNAPS.

BIZ. SNAPS.
Imet man the other day, Z
Whom his own peculiar way.
Said .save the 6ips, for fps make dol's
Andone WELL MADE. a hundredfollers "
A pinch Of snuff may cost a penny,
That penny spent isgode forever
Just like la,nented Paganiui.
Or snow drops falling in the river.
"a merchant broke, will lose his crdit-
Yes, wiser men have We have said it /;
So broken dollars seldom Grd.
A friend TO trea, Them very kind.
One ftp gone, the charm is broken
Like taking hair from out locket,
Those remaining are no token,
They rest uneasy in the pocket.
Many fps. wen stuck together,
Are barriers strong against winlry
weather,
And as the old folk used TO say.
Prepare US for "raiuy day."
4 child may break some valued ware,
When men with all his skill can't
mend it;
So of the fps kind friends take care
Il dollar bruk', we're apt to spend it..
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$500 Bushel t,al

NETaILL ne sold 1T the subscribers I1ifs
Wv key Creek Plantation, nine miles
North Of Edgrield Cour; House. on the
second Monda, 10 December (Sih) uext.ss
$500 BUSHELS OF CORN, ::
"A large quauIy of good Fodder, Cow
Food. one or TWO Road Wagons and
Gean one OK Cart aud Oxen. several
good Work Horses and Mules. Stock OF
Cattle, among which are some excellent
Mich Cows, Seeep. Stuck Hogs and
FIFTY FAT HOGS,
Plantation and Blacksmith Tools. and
numerous other articles loo tedious 10 men
ton, all of which will be sold on Credit.
The length of time specified on the day
of sale. -.
ALSO
To hire. privately, Tor The ensuing year,
Twenty or Twenty-Five likely young Ne
groes, the most of them excellent Field
Hands. Persons wishing to hire, can do
50 by applying 10 the subscriber at the
Village. ,t
JOHN R. WEVER.
Nov. 26 Ct Al
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More New Goods !

RT ESSRS. d LESSING s. CO, respect
.lYE flIlyrelurn their,llanks 10 their friends
and the publlc,for The very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to them. and informs oil
who. wislr5tosSpurcliase cheap for CASH, that
they have received their FALL AND WIN
TER supply of DRY GOO DS. consisting of
fine fast coloreds Prints, Laces, Muslins, Nous.
lins de Laines:s Fl1nnels, Humesptins, &c,
with u Inrse assortment Of fancy articles.
~. y Z. = .:Ssfszl.i ~. -AL5O--
A good assortment of GEsTrEMER's READY
MADE CLOTHING.
All Of The above Goods are fresh and cheap,
having been selected by one OF the firm ex.
pressly for This smarkel.
> Nov 49, - 81, IS
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PROSPECTUS
Solaflerap GMleIYatOr.

A MONTHLY Journal, devoted 10 lle Improve
ment Of Southern Agriculture.
Edited by JAMES CAMAK. of athens Georgia
IN submitting to the Southern public the
Prospectus for The Fourth volume of the "South:
ern Culiirator." which, may nov he regarded
as permanently established, the Plblishcrsldeem
it unnecessary to advert TO the high character
the work has atained under the editorial con
troll of Mr. CAMAK. and therefore make a direct
uppeslto the Planters and friends of Agricnl-
ture throughout the Southern States. To aid
Them in sustaining publication devoted exclu
sIvely to the cause OF Southern Agriculture.
The advantages and benefits resulting from
Agricultural Periodicals. have been felt and
acknowledged by the intelligent and rejecting
TilIers of Tie Soil IN all civilized nations 10
be most useful. therefore. they should be ex.
tensively circulated amcns all classes of Agri
culturists I; if possible they should be in the
hands of every man who tis an acre OF land.
and 10 this end we invoke the aid of every one
who feels an interest in the improvement ol the
Agriculture of The South. .,.
The first number of the Fourth Volume will
be issued ON thr Ist of January next. Its
published Monthly, in Qnarto form. each mum
ber contains sixteen pages of matter, 9 by u
inches square.
One cnpy, one year, 81 OO
Six copies, . 500
Twenty FIVE copies, one year, 20 90
One hundred, 75 00
The casi system will be rigidy enforced
The cash mIslalwayS accompany the order.
UJAs we desire TO regulate our issue by the
number of subscribers, all persons who obtain
subscribers, are requested 10 send the lists as
early as possible. -
J. w. 81 W. S. JONES.
Augusta, Ga Nov 1916 If A
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administrators :sale.

- CIV
BY an order from Juhn Hill. E.g.. Or
dinary OF EdgrlieId District, shall pro-
ceed to sell OH We'lneyday The l7rh De
cember next, ar The late residence of Ed
muud b, j. Miller, deceased. (knuwn as
Poverty iliIl,3 all The personal estate of
said deceased, consisting of
F4FI ZEN LihELY YOUNG NE.
GROES,
Coru, Fodder, Seed Cotton. Stock 'of
Cattle, Hogs and Horses, one good Road
Wagon and Gear, Household and kiIch
en- Furnilure and Plantation Tools, and
other articles too tedious to mention.
Terms.-All sums under s. cash ali
over, credit Of IL months. notes with,
two approved securities will be required,
property not TO he transferred or removed
until The terms Of sale are COMPLIED with.
JAS. MILLER. AJm'lor.
Nov. "a 1916 q a.
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MARRIED,

In this village. on Thursday evening,
18th inst, by the Rev. J.. NJ. Chiles, Gen.
Nj. L. Borham. to Miss Ann p, daugh-
ter of N. L. Griffin, E<1r.
On the 18th inst by the Rev. Samuel
p Getzen. Mr.. C. G. Garrett to Miss Car
dine P. Elan, all of this Districr.
In Columbia, on Thursday evening, l3lh
instant. by The Rev. J. Fl. Wheeler. Mr.
THOMAS H. WALSH, tu Miss RosAHsA
sweeney. all of that place.
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NY Virtue Of SSilndrg writs Of aisri Fai5
I'D scias,So;, me .direciel, ,I will pstceel
10 aselEalsE Edgekela goskts HEpuse 6n flle
,firsr.M Monday qand, Tuesday sin DsceGnher
neSi, the following property ils tbcfollOt
ing named cases. ~ sie ;..
: John Hill, Ordinary, U{far the use OF
Peter Smiih,) aud others, 5ys. Aliledge
.Galpllin. Matthias Ardis and Dawson AZ.
kinson. a 5irdcty of land containing one
acres, more or less fat;gining
lands of Samuel CLARK, RichaIl Hankjal7
son and d:others, in Beachz Isiaad, levied
upon as The property ofsthe Defendant
Galphin. :. ? .s5s ~; = Z
Joseph N. Baiiey aud Others, seYerally;;
vs. Abiiah Abuey,, tho tract Of land where
the deJeudaRI lives, containing FIVE hun;
dred acres, more 5or less, adjoining xIands,
Of f%Elzabeth Garter, Joseph sRqmbleY aud
olhers;s also four mules, one horse andsone
road wagon. 3:i :3s.gi 4; q. .a5y
David Denay, vs.. Gerrndc Riley, the
tract Of .Iaud where The 1delendll,sIII9es.
containing one Hundred acffs!s more or
less. hljoinins lands Of Willia,M Do2isr,
} John Hueilt aud uhers.
; john S.Smyly, Es'rI and5olhefs, vs.:
Elijah Lewis, The tractsof lauttshere The
deEspdanl lives, containing on. hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands ofsHi.
ram May, Cou!ad Lonrey and others
Terms Of Sale cash. =! !: ! .-4..s !
: II BOULWARE, s. s.E.Ds
Nov 7lH l545 4le .!ss3 AZ <
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Nov 2G
TO THE PUBLIC

THE Citizens, oil Edeeiield District.
Il who are owners oil, small tracts of
Land. or l'oun Lots, are hereby cautioned
10 be ready, within few hours notice, to
produce a regular chain Of title to the
same, from rlTe original gran,or, or they
may he closed i,h as there are such men
among Us who are seeking onl all old
rights.
Nov &c Ct 4i
The Hamburg Republican will give the
above two insertions, and forward their
account 10 Ihis office for collection.
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SherST,S S0fe.

pY virtue of sundry wrils Of Fier Fa4
I'D cias to me directed, i will proceed
to selIin the town of Hamburg. ST C.,
ON the twenly-fiGh aud twenly sixth Of
November iustaut, the, following property
in The following cases. ,=-=si iss;;;:.2s;
The Bank OF aamburg.+S. c., 8Sc.-ys-
Oliver Simpson, George Parrot and 9th!
ers; severally, VS.. the sane,ta lotsofsfpr.
niture, consisting of sofas, chairs, tablass
one side board, and .sundry Other articles
of household furniture. ~
Terms of sale cash. is s!5.s%5< ;,.sEtg
II. ROULWARE.. S.EaDs!!4lR
Nov. ii 1916. Bic ~ s43'sSt
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EdgefeId Academy.

VHE Exercises of this insliIullon will
IL be resumed the first Monday in jan
uary. 1916 Terms as here,ofnre-namely,
rates nf tuition frulr TwELrt. To rIGnTEEN
DoLLARs per session, according To the
branches OF study taught; End as hereto,
fore. none admitted for less lime than a
session, excep, hy spccinl stipulation he
iorehand, the charge lseins made for adj
mission, and not for teaching.
Good board may be had in The vicinity,
and dhe or Two more pupils may be ac.
'commodated in the family of the Teacher.
II. *. McCLINTOCk.
Nov 2G if 4i
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office.

EP Y permission from John Hill, Ordinary
ED of f.hgelield District shall proceed 10
sell at the late residence of Mrs Mary TilIman
deceased, on Wednesday. the 3rd Decem
her next. all the personal esldte of said de-.
ceased, consisting of ter likely Negroes, Stock
of all kinds, lot of Corn and Fodder, n Sc, of
Mill Rocks. and hou>ehnId and kitchen flrni
ture. Terms orsaIe credit nulil the Isl day of
October nr.;.
JANES GRIFFIN. Admir-.
Nov. IL 81 40
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Notice..

zASEsEs Estate OF JnInes Don. deceased, being
IL dcreect, shall proceed to sell at the late
residence OF said deceased, on Saturday, the
29ih instant OH 4 credit of six .il,pnris, the
following property. to wit: fine lot G. Books,
other household aud kitchen furniture, some
implements Of lIusbandry, and one sci of sur
veyins instruments. Purchasers will be re
quired 10 give noe and two approved securi.
lies for all susis over five dollars. under that
amount cuSh
JOHN HILL, o. T.. D. q
Novl9 q az
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South arolina,

EDGEFIELD DDiSIRfCI.
DY JOHN HILL. Esquire. oord;nary
I'D of EdgefeId District.
Whereas David Lillle hath applied 10
me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular The goods aud chaltels. rights
and credits Of Marw Little lale of the
District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and adj
monish all and singular, lthe kindred and
creditors of the said deceased. 10 he and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
CourI for the said District. TO be holden
at Edgeield Court House OH the 9Th
day of December next. TO show cause, il
any. why the said administration should
Not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 24,h
N = Of November, in the year of our Lord
a Thousand. eight hundred and forty five
~ Inin the Seventeen year of American
NJ JOHN HILL o. f. D.
VA 2. ts
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Notice Bridge Builders =!

4 AMES CULLINS and z. z. BrUn.
81 son will receive sealed proposals for
The building Of u Bridge across Turkey Creek,
at the place known as Cochrans Mill, until
the 10th Of December next, when they will
meet at the place and determine upon their
said proposals, and enter into contract for said
B;idge.
The Bridge will be about 160 feet long, and
80 feet high. 10 be Of good heart pine. The
other particulars may be knpwn nv applying
to either of the above named Commissioners.
By order of th. Board.
W.. RRUNSON. Clerk Of Board,
Nov.l9 d d3
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StperiE''s Sale.

BY virtue ofsundri writs of Fieri Facias
10 me directed, will proceed ellar riies
house of Oliver Simpson. OH Horse Creek
nn The twenty sixth aad twenty-sevenlhlofE
November instant, the following property,
in the following eases: > ,sS. = 0g,l:ss3!=
The Bauk Of Hamburg, &c, vs. Oliver
Simpson; George Parrol aud others seyer-l
ally. VS.. The same, sumo. Corn and Fodder
Stock Of Cattle and Hogs, plantation: to0lsiisS:
household and kitchen furniture, aud other
articles of hushaidry.s asi.s,ss;.;ssiis
Terms of sale, cash. >gsa e4ts s:lS;!
#. BoULWkRE.ts s. ED. ~, 81
Nov. l2 ~, 81 d Il. ~ AZ. -. -
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted 10 The estate
N William Martin. late Of This District.
are requested 40 make payment by the
first of January; aud allhavins any de-
mand against the estate will hand them
in according ostaw by tie above time, az
which time the subscriber, desires 10 close
the estate.
JOHN F, MARTIN, Adm'r.
October % Tt 40 I,
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sNotlce.

A LII persons having business in nv
IN office arf,requcsted to attend other
days than OIL Saturdays, as | shall be reg
ular in attendance all other days of the
week, except THEORETICALLY engaged. aud
due notice being given.
JOHN HILL. o. Ed.
Novas19 af Wy tf 43
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Notice.

pY III order ofthe Ordinary. will offer for
ED sale. AT !'e late residence Of joel Roper.
Sem, deceased, or Friday The 5lh day Of Dec
next, all the persona' estate of the said dcceas-.
ed, moi bequealhed by his wi specifically con
sis,ing of eighteen likely Negroes, Corn. Fod
der, Horses. and other stock, and many other
articles
Terms, twelve months credit with notes and
two approved securities
JOEL ROPER. Jun.,
Administrator vito the viii annexed.
Nov. 12 At 42
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EMPIRE COOKING STOVES.

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ETS superiority ever any other Cook
z ing Stove. CONSISTS in its simple arft:Sr
mcn', convenience and durability.
The descending and ascending fines and the
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lZas the heat uu3 carries of the vapor therein
are principles, never before applied to any
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equal 10 the best brick ovens aud will give
meal the same flavor as If roasted before an
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Those wishing 10 supply themselves with
Cooking apparatus, will please call and exam
inc them at Is. L. EHEW ,,
Augusta, Nov. 9TH I'm al