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A. @AMla

HAVlNG lost our Press and greater
Ill part of the Type, by The calamious
fire which visited our Village on Wednes-
day morning last, we will be upable 10 is
sue the Gazette before we receive some
new materials. We have ordered new
supply Of type and a press, which we hope
TO receive in time To- issue paper by the
lst of May.
We trust those of our patrons who are
in arrears will promptly come forward and
pay up their accounts.
TODD & WYATT.
Anderson G. H., April 10, 1S45.
April 16 IL 3l& G
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will, of course, be represented by your dele.
gates appointed at your lastmeeling. Although,
i cannot revoke the act Of the Ministers and
Deacons' Conference, which as its Secretary,
lmade known to you in my address tico weeks
since. yet as an individual feel warranted in
stating that there can be no necessity for t,oo
meetings fthe same people to accomplish the
same object; and as the resolution originated
from the supposed imprsctieabiity ofthe call to
the State Convention, which body, however IS
no,o conyoked; and as it will be no doubt
matter of great inconvenience TO the delegates
appointed by the Churches. to leave their homes
at this season Of the year, suppose it TO be en-
tirely unnecessary for the Churches to form
Convention as requested in my former address.
Yours in the Gospel,
J. NJ. CHILES.
Edgsfeld C. H., .4pra 14ih, 1s45.
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and Saluia Homestead, thence 10 Wood
vile, in Abbeville District. :.
From Laureas G. H:via Anderson G H.
10 Athens, Geo.. - :
From Augusta, Geo,to Greenville, s. e..
so that il shall run from Abbeville e. H.,
by Due West Corner and Craytonsyille TO
Anderson C.. Fl.
From Union G. H., by Meansville,
Smiths Store and Rogers Bridge on Ty-
ger river, to Woodruff's, in Spartanburg
District.
From Cannon's Store, in Spartanburg
District, by Furger's Mill, to Buck Creek.
From Sumterville, in Sumter District,
10 Gadsden.
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Iunutacluses IN South carolina.-In an ad.
dress recently delivered by Mr.. Roper3of the
lower country, he says:
"That the first cotton manufactory es.:
,abiished in South Carolina was connnaen-
ced by MIR. Mayrant Sumter in lS35-ihe
motive power was mule,which. of course
was too, irregular ,.in its motion 10 insure.
success, and it proved failure, though
this experiment did not fail until it had
demonstrated the fact, and elicted the ac-
neutrality-suspicious. Yankee machinist
---'taa, negro agency in the spinning de-,
parlment, was equal 10 any olher he had
known"
Mr.. Roper further observes;
..Since the primitive effort, or since
1888, fifteen colton and three. small wollen
mills, propelled by water power have
been in operation, together with four iron
factories. The cotton mills now drive
1885 spindles, reqDRing the labor of $40
operatives. They work up 1852, ,OO0. lbs.
or near 1000 bags of cotton into | ,646,7l6
yards of bomespun, and have an invested
capital of $6l7,450 The Biviugsville
Cotton Mandatory, with l.5OO splndles
works upon an average 600 bags of Co,
ton per anuum, aud adds $4,000 value 10
raw material. The iron fouuderies EN-.
ploy 248 men, with capital of Sll3. 600
and distribute throughout the country, $50,
900 worth ofiron ware. nails and bar iron.
The South Carolina Iron Manufacturing
Company, produces $4,000 wortt, Of iron
turned 5outin bar iron, castings and pals,
employs $4,000, and yields .S26. 600 profit,
10 the stockholders, and in addition, fur
nishes marke. for 5000 bushels corn.
The corporations of Spartanburg, with
Nesbi,ls, buy ofthe farmers $4,000 bush :
els of fcornn'
The manufacturers orIealher is eslima
ted by MIR. Roper, al S57S.30l. z"All these
factories consume abou, 20 900 bushels Of
corn and wheat with proportional quan
,ity of beef and pork, and other essentials
Of subsistence.
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GO IN " BOOTS.
THIS SIDE UP 8 WITH CARE

(" Honor and shame from no condition rise,
Act ,oell TOUR par"-bu. keep out of pig slyes.
WE are under The disagreeable neces-
w sity Of informing the person, who,
al few nights ago, took certain liberties with
our SOW PIG, that If he does not return
The said pig, we will expose him and his
hog Stealing character, 10 the gaze of The
free and enlightened citizens OF Edgefeld.
as we'll as the World. We have our eye
on you sir, and would most respectfully
beg of you, lin order 10 avoid any further
dificulty,) 10 bring back our pig, and
thereby prove yourself an honest man.
BY so doing, you will be enabled to say
with the immortal Shakespeare,
''Pd rather be n toad,
And live upon the vapor Of dungeon"
than 10 subsist on stolen HOG MEAT.
THE OWNER.
April 16 IL
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BALTIMORE, April 9.

Morse's Tclegraph-Contract for The
.South.-The benefits contemplated from
this great invention will shortly be put to
the practical test, as in addition to The ar
ia progress for its continuation
from this city 10 New York..a contract was
yesterday clused aud signed with Amos
Kendall, Esq, the agent OF Professor
Morse, for ITS continuation from Washing
ton city to New Orleans. The proprietor
Of The Southern route IS Fl. IL. O'Calla-
CHAN, Esq, of The New Orleans Crescent
City, whose enterprise and euergy was
fully tested during the last winter III his
running an exclusive private horse express
on portion OF the Southern route, where
by he was enabled to oulstrlp the United
States Mail tweu,y tour hours IN It's arri.
val at New Orleans. 1t is his intention TO
Immediately extend the wires from the CITY
of Mobile To New Orleans, whereby he
will be enabled at once TO. obtain the news
for his paper twenty four hours in advance
oil the mail, whilst branch telegraph will
also be put in operation from that city to
the Balize. for The transmission of shipping
news, &c. Although his object is to- con-
vey the general matlers of public interest
exclusively for his own paper, il will be
open 10 The public at an es' ablished rate for
the transmission of business communica-
lions, &c., the same as if it were under the
control of the United States or chartered
company, whilst the regular issuing of ex-
iras from his Office will place The news re
ceived through it in the hands of the pub
lie with all the facility that may be desired.
Indeed we have seldom met.with gen
tielnan of more perseyeriDs industry and
enterprise than Mr.. O'Callaghan; and the
public may rest assured that no time will
be lost in connecting the Two great con :
merciaI cities of the North and South. so
far as The result may depend on his part of
the undertaking. We learn that clause
in the contract above referred 10, reserves
10 tine Government the right of re- purchas.
ing the exclusive control of the telegraph
should Congress hereafter deem il expe
dent 30 to do. 1t cannot be expected,
however. that ii will be 10 The power of
Government TO obtain possession of il on
such advantageous terms as il was offered
by Professor Morse, as its value will here.
after depend on The success of the autici.
pations of the present propretors.-Sun.
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NEW GOODS
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE

(OpposITE Mr.. GooDMAN's HoTEL.)
7BYH HE Subscriber has just returned with a
81 new. fashionable and well selected stock
Of Goods. consisting in part Of
MusIins of various kinds
Calicoes from 81 to IS cents per yard;
Domestics, of all descriptions;
Ladies Gentemens' and Children Shoes;
White and Black Satin Shoes, at 50 cents
per pair;
Bonnets; Gentlemens' and Boys, White
Black, Leghorn and Palmetto Hats.
Cutlery, CrOekerg, Groceries, Medicines. &C., &c.
A full assortment Of
READY MADE CLOT HING.
Fox LADIES WEAR, n new and fashionable
style of Head Ornaments, Hairpins,
Bracelets, Fancy Combs and Neckla-
ces.
Thankful for that liberal patronage which
has been bestowed on him, he would respect.
fully inform his friends, and customers, and the
public generally, that he will always endeavor
to sell as lo1 for Cash as can be purchased in
any City.
Please call, see, examine and satisfy your
selves.
April9 If ii
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Sherif's Sale.

HBY virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Fa-
ED Gins, Il will proceed to sell at Edgefeld
Court House, on the First Monday and Tues.
dag. folLo.a;asi IN May nert, the following prop
erty, to-wit:
William Woodberry, Indorser, vs.. Ru.
dolph Carter and Elizabeth Carter, the
tract of land where the defendant Eliz.
aberh Carer now resides, adjoining lands
Of John Wise and others.
M. T.rMendenhall and others, vs. w.
J. Williams, the tract of land where The
defendant lives, containing twenty five
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining of
lands of Edmund Cannady and others, on
Bridge Creek.
Thomas Carson, VS.. Young Merchant
and A. l.. Nicholson. the tract of land
where the defendant Young Merchant
now lives, containing fifty acres, more or
less. adjoining lands Of Z. S. Brooks and
others.
Nathaniel Burton, VS.. Daniel Posey,
The tract of land where The defendant
lives, adjoining lands of Derrick Holsem-
bake and others.
Terms, cash.
Fl. BOULWARE, $. E. D.
ADril 10 e4t IL
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAEE EY

BAM8BA@ 5@yMIA2s
FHHE growing prosperity of Hamburg.
Il andcl increased facilities for mail
transportation by Rail Roads and Stages.
to all sections If our country, induce the
Editor of The Hamburg Journal, to emerge
from a Weekly, and spread ou, 10 bis pat-
rons a Daily Paper. The Editor deems
il useless TO sci forth any proof why time
has brought around an even, which he is
rejoiced to say, warrants him in publish
ing Daily Journal. The evidence is
boldly presented in The increased trade.
and unsurpassed advantages of Hamburg.
The DAILY JOURNAL will be issued
on orabou, the 18th Of this month, al So
per annum, on Medium sheet. The
Weekly Journal will be continued al SO
per annum; which by this arrangement
will contain much more reading mailer
than heretofore.
April 9 II
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The following are the contents Of the
Southern Agriculturisl for April:-

The following are the contents OF the
Southern Agriculturisl for April:-
Observations on the Cultivation of Cot
ION, designed principally for The middle
Districts Of South Carolina, by John Clark
son; TO protect Hens from Vermln, the
Long Staple Cotton and the Cuba Tobac-
CO, VS.. the short Staple Cotton in South
Carolina, by j. A. NJ; Insects injurious to
the Farmer and Gardener, by Willis Gay
lord, concluded from page So; Analysis OF
Marls from The vicinity of Charleston, by
Charles Upham Shepard, Professor OF
Chemistry in the Medical College OF
Sou,h Carolina, on the Culture OF Indian
Corn, by Jnsep E. Muse; Experiments
in Planting Corn, by VIM. Weever; In
dian Corn, by John NJ. Bous, Close Plan
ting of Corn; Corn Planning Time, Corn
Culture on Setouing, Odds aud Ends, by
Nj; Management Of Poultry, Corn stalk
Sugar, directions for culliviting the Corn
stalks and making Sugar, by James 5.
Pspe; Method OF Manufacturing Sugar by
Nobert ReilIieux. How much do our crops
obtain from the air. A good compost ior
Sandy Land; A new variety OF Potalo.
Cow Pea; Tobacco Growing Mauia in
Florida; Excretory duct Of the feet ol
Sheep; Burning Smoke; Something novel
"A great Corn Shelter. Repeal Of The
Duty On Cotton Yarn, Slaves, furpentine
Lard and Lard oil, sc , in England.
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Commercial.

HAMBURG, April 9.
Cotton.-Since our last report Of the market,
we have had accounts four days later than had
been previously received. At those dates the
cotton market was firm, and the general state
of trade fuctuating, as will be seen by reler
.ence to those accounts, which will be found in
our columns. In this market there has been
good demand and large sales at prices fully up
to onr quotations. To-day the market seems.a
little languid, there being very little cotton on
sale. but no decline in prices. We quote Or
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted TO the Estate of john
IA: D. Raford, late of this District, are re-
quested to make immediate payment. aud all
having any demands against the said Estate
will hand them in, according to law, by the 25tt,
Of December next, at which time the snbscri-
Der desires 10 close up The Estate.
-. ELIJAH WATSON, Admir-.
April9 9m II
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: The Meclkehhurs Jeffersonian says on the
subject of the proposed Railroad from Char
lo,te, N. C.,to Camden, South Carolina
We are gra,i6ed to fud thai The citi-
zens ofoor County almost without an ex
coptioL, are warmly in favor oflhe. propo'
sed Rail Road from this place to Camden
to connect there with The Road to Char
lesion give US the most hattering assu-
rance Of The CO. o-operation with US Of capi-
talists in. that city.
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AUGUSTA, ApriI. l2.

AUGUSTA, April, l2.
Cottoa.-This article continues in good de.
mand, at full prices. The gooddemand which
has existed since receipt of the last advices per
steamer Cambria, which was freely met by
holders of cotton, has led to large transactions
which have mnch reduced our reduced onr
stock, and there is now scarcely enough offer.
ing 10 satisfy the demand. We Quote
Inferior, 4s; Ordinary, S, Middling ST Mid.
ding fair, 81; Fair, So Foir,I square bales {;
6i Good Fair, e4 6a.-Rash,ngtonian
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IgRGGsfaEMg 2

EHRs. McCORQUoDALE bess leave to
I'VE inform her friends and the pnblic,, tina.
she will attend to all orders in the above line.
in style equal, if not superior 10 any ever
done in this place: Prices tosnit the times .
Gertlemcns' Straw and Leghorn Hats cleansed
-. and pressed:
Edge6eld c. H.. April o. Pm II
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ainary to Middling, d to 5; Middng Fair to
Fair, S 10 81 Fully Fair to Good Fair, 81 to s.
and aslricty chose article 81 to 81. The re.
ccipts have been light, and the shipments very
large, consequently our stock is going down, so
that our warehouses begin to- look quite thin.
Republican.
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Ne,o Post Routes in South Carolinu.-
In the Act of Congress passed during the
last Session, for establishing and altering
Posi- Routes in tho United States, we fnd
the following changes in this State:
From Newberry c. H., via Shop Spring,
Jno. Williams, Wells Store, Island Ford,
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Edgefeld Confectionery
(oproslrE BLAND 9 gurLER's.)


(oPFoslTE BLAND g. BurLER's.)
YHyHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
N friends and the public ut large that he
has recently opened Confectionery
and Fruit Store M the Village Of Edge
held. and has just received from Charleston,
a large assortment of
Candies, Fruits. Preserves, Pickles. &c.,
consitlng in part us follows:-
Candies and Sugar Plums, good assort-
ment.
Raisins, Cnrrants, Figs, Prepared Cocoa,
English W9lnuts. Soft Shelied Almonds,
Lines Cocoon Plums, Fruits in Brandy,
Preserved East India Ginger, and Corr;
dials, assorted. .A,I
Also
Leacocls & Co Madeira, Cherry, Sherry
Brown, Pale, Golden and Port WINES
London Porter, in quattand pint bottles.
Family Groceries.
Smoked Beef, choice article; Pine Apple
Mackerel, Snrdines in Oil;s Scotch Herings.
Boston and Soda Biscuits, English mixed Pick
els. Olives. Capers, Prnnes, Macarony, Pepper;
AllsPice, Mace, Nutmegs Cloves, Cinnamon.
lsinglass. Wanhl. Mushroom and Tomato Cat.
sups, Pearl Starch, an excellent article.
-Atso-
Fine and Extra Fine Spanish SEGARS, and
Cavendish's TOBACCO, &C.. &c. =
All Of which will be sold cheap for CASH, of
on short credit TO punctual customers.
LOUIS. s.CoyAR.
March 26 e -v-9 g
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THE METHODIST CHURCH.

The last Richmond Christian Advocate
saws that the. Northern Conferences have
refused 10 divide The property ofihe Church
with their Southern brethren. But will
stay or prevent the division ofthe Chorch.
Not whit.--There is something more
than money involved in this question.
And dollars and cents can never be suf
lered to mingle in question of principle.
The Southern Conferences will unques'
ably separate, money or no money. They
60 for principle not interest.
We regret this aclion Of the Northern
Conference. l, will operate grea, injus-
tice. The funds of The Book Concern are
but S7UO.0O0, accumulated by The joint
efforts of lne whuIe Church. The South act.
ing literally in the matter: Public opin
ion and private reflection will both con-
denim the injustice of the course pursued.
The South cannot act otherwise than as
declared above.
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COLUMBIA. A 7ril 10.
Cotton.-The receipts are TO fair extent
and market brisk, at prices ranging from AZ a
g.. Most sales from 81 a cents.
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State of South Carolina. :
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
- C. ]. Glover, Declaration in
os. Foreign Attach
James II. Harrison. ment. :

e nc sa'''. Declaration in Foreign At
: the same. taehment.
TNHE Plaintiff IN the above stated cases hav-
IL ing this day filed his declarations in my
office, and the defendants having no wife or at
,orne, known to be within the limits Of this
State, on whom a copy of said declarations
with rule to plead can be served II is there
fore ordered. that the SAID defendants do plead
10 the said declarations, within year and a
day from the publication Of this order or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
them. THoS. G BACON. c. CT,
Clerks Office, Oct 81, 1874. ty az
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RUTCMERENoG.

TT1HE Subscriber having purchased Mr..
u C. Nj. GRAY's interest in the Butch
ering business, respectfully informs the citl
izens of Edgefeld Village. that he intends 10
Beef, Veal, Mutton and Lambs, on as reasona-
BILE terms rs the times will afford. He will
commence on the FIST Monday in April next,
and will continue to furnish his customers on
Monday and Thursdays, until the month of
June, when he will furnish the Market three
times week during the Summer. Thankful
for past patronage, he hopes by strict attention
to merit share of the public patronage. He
will devote his whole time to the interest OF his
customers.
N. B. Cash paid for fine Stalled Beeves..
March &c 4t 8.
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ANDERSON C.sH., |
April 9th. 1915.

Mr.. Ediior-I hasten to inform you OF
The extensive conlagra!lon at This place.
The business part Of Anderson around the
public Square is burned up. The fire
originated Iasl night about o'clock in or
about the Store Off. G.. Griffin & Co. and
the adjoining Post Office and apolhecary
shop of DR.. Webb. Thence it caught rap
idly to the new Brick Office Of p. S.
Vandiver, which was nearly completed,
CONSUMING il aud the extensive Brick and
wooden buildings including the dwelling
house aad store of Daniel Brown and the
shop of DR.. Hammond. From The shop
of DR.. Webb the fire extended on The south
to the printing Office of the Anderson
Gazette, which was soon enveloped, as
also The offices of P. Reed Esq and
Dr.-A. P. Cater. Thence it caught TO the
store Of Mr. F. Rice. which, containing
several kegs Of Powder, blew up with a
terrific explosion, consuming part of his
valuable stock Of goods. Thence The fire
caugh, 10 The large building owned by Gen.
Whitner, Qormerly Archer's Hotel,) in
GLIDING the store of Mr.. B. F. Crayton.
and soon consumed Them, as also the
kitchen, smoke house, stables, aud every
House on the lot, Presently The Brick
house cf Mr.. J. P. Benson was seen to be
on fire !; soon his spacious Holei,. offices of
Gen. Whilner, Mr.. Julian, MIR. GeurSe,
negro houses, kitchen, smoke house. sta
bles, cribs,~ and every building on his 2
acre Square were consumed. Owing prin-
cipally to the exerlions Of Alfred, mu-
lalto boy Of Mr.. Elam Sharpe, the exten
siye hotel aud buildings of Mr.. Orr were
saved.
1t is out of the question 10 estimate the
loss " ilh any degree III accuracy. ]. G.
Griffin & Co.losi all their goods and notes,
but saved their Books. DR.. Webb lost all
the papers Of the Post Office and his large
stock Of Medicines &c.. bu. saved his notes
and accounts. Mr.. D. Brown saved the
bulk of his goods. but lost all his household
and kitchen furniture. Every thing al the
printing office was lost except few type.
j. P. Reed, Esq, being absent at Green
vile Court, LOST every thing in his office.
DR.. Cater saved a part of bis medicines.
Mr.. Crayton's goods were nearly all saved.
MIR. Benson saved his notes aud accounts,
aud the most of his goods and a great deal
Of the furniture Of his Hotel. The valua
Bile books and papers OF Gen. Whitner
were saved. Nothing but the stiffness of
The night saved our entire village from de.
struction. Truly yours,
P. S. VANDIVER.
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State of South Carolina.

EUGEFTELU UISTKTCT.
Daniel Boon, Applicant, Summons
us George Horn and 9TH in
ers. Defendants Partition.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that John
IL Horn, George Elenburg, l.arkin Elenburg,
Ralph Elenburg, Adam aud Nicholas Elenburg,
defendants in the above stated case; resides
without the limits Of this State. II is therefore
ordered, that they do appear and object to the
division or sale Of The Real Estate Of George
Horn, ST., deceased, on or before the first Mon.
day in July next. or their consent TO the same
will be entered Of record:
JOHN HILL, o. E. %.
March 26 3m
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OBJ TU A II ".

Died, in Columbia. s, c., on the 3rd inst.,
Miss SARAH MANLY MINIS. only daughter of
MIR. NJ. Minis, ofthis place, aged l6 years and
6 months.
Blessed are the dead which die in the
Lore. .".--..
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Us. Dom. AHaeh'ment
William Allen.
pYan order from the Court OF Common
LID Pleas, in the above stated case. will pro-
ceed to sell at The House Of Mr. John s. Smy
ly's, on Thurs, the first day of May next the
following: property viz: one Mare, one Horse
Colt, and one Pistol.
Terms Of sale. cash.
Fl. BOULWARE. S. F.. D.
April l6 81 -
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State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
David Nicholson aud Wife. } Bill
and others, rs for
lMary steine and others. Partition.
WT appearing to the satisfaction of the Com.
u. missioner that Philip Steiae, William Stei.
Ae, and Udophns Trnslet or TushIei, and
Mary his wife. Of living,) Defendants in this
suit, reside ont of the limits Of this State, on
motion Of Mr.. Terry, Compts. Solicitor; II is
ordered. that the said Defendants do plead, an.
swer or demur to the Complainan,s Bill within
three months from The publication Of this order.
or the said bill will be taken pro confesso
against them.
5. s. ToMPKINs, c. E. E. D.
April 9 3m Ii
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STR AYED.

> L Il a ED.
TROM the Subscriber -Four MULES,
IL TWO female and two male-one of
the males. small black, had rope round
his neck, aud his shoulders have The marks
of Mule recently broken. One Of the
Mare Mules, IA light bay,) is the largest,
and the other asorrel, the smallest of the
four. Information of them will be thank
fully received, and reasonable reward
given for their immediate delivery.
P. S. BROOKS.
Edgefeld c. H., April l6 If IL