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IE uudersioued resnrctInIlv ,nforn,e H.,

~ Undersigned respectfully informs his
friends, III hat he has resumed the Manufac.
turr of COTTON GINS, aud flaners himself
from his long experience. III the business az ma.
ker of the Gel ebfated Jone Gins, 10 receive
share Of their patronage.
He deem II useless 10 accompany this notice
with long lis of certificates of recon,nenda-
ton, as I" the capacity Of his Gins, when he
eau assI're them that. out, of near 1900 Gins
made by himself not one have been condemned
nr returned. His Gins are Of lIIe best mate.
rias ami warranted. Attached TO the Saws is
I a Mote Cleaner, and experience has proven il
To be Il valuable addition as, il keeps all the
lnn,es Of any size from passing through with
The Cotton. The Brush Wheel has also un-
dergocc considerable alteration. Upon the
whole his,Gns need only to be tested to be
highly appreciated. Planters can be assured
that no Gins vii leave his Shop without the
Saws and Ribs having been examined and set
by himself alone, and respectfully soIicits IL
cali from them before they purchase elsewhere.
II. ODEN. Agent.
- Opposite StoraH s Simmon's IKare House.
n. B. REPAIRISG.hnne on moderate terms.
Augustn, Ga. July :, ~.t6t 90
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Brought 10 The Jail

al ihi, D,sIricl.a N"grn nan, mho
W says his nnnr is POMPEY, aud
t,ir he belongs 10 Mrs. Nicer W living
within ten miles of Augusta. Grnrgia not
far from Fury's Ferry. Said negro is
about 5 feet, irchts high. dark complex
ion, and heIwoen 45 aud 50 years. of age,
II has srar over hi left eye. and one ~
his breast; nearly all Of his lover Innr
teeth are out.
The owner is requested To come forward.
prove property. pay charges and take hin,
away, or he will b. dealt with according
To law.
G.. Il. MAN. Jninr
july 90 II &c
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

ANNHf <HoA LIZ N&S -
The Soulh Carolina Raif)
Road Company, App't.,
vs. Summons in
Sarah isn. 5 6.':sisd5:' a"sy na"P: Partition:
RY an order from john Hill, Esquire,
I'D Ordinary Of the District aforesaid, !
IS proceed 10 sell at Edgr6eld. C. H., on
The First Monday in august nert.the lands
belunsing TO ite Estate OF Richard Hamp-
,pu, Deceased, lyinein in Edge6eId Dislricl,
adjoining lands of Ahranl Richardson, J
o. Wilkinson and 81 hers, continuing FIVE
hundred and fifty acres, more or less, aud
known as the Home place of said derca
scd. Sold on credit until the first day
of January next. Purchasers 10 give hoHd
and approved personal security, and a
mortgage Of the premises IN The Ordinary
10 secure the purchase money.
Cost To be paid in Cash.
II. BOULWARE, 8. +. D.
July 8 At pa
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State OF S"W b Carolina.

By Ills Ercetlenry LILLIAN AIKEN. Esq
GoUernor and Commander in Chef in
and ouer the stale NJ South Cgrolina.
Q HEREAS, information has been recei.
we'd at this Depa lment, that an afro
cinus murder was committed OIL the 18th nf
lime last, in Sparianburg Dislric!. By JOSEPH
HuGHEY, on the body nf Wilson Josber, and
lla, lie snid Joseph Hushey has fled from
Justice: Now know We, TINT 10 the end Justice
may be done and that the said Joseph Huuh hev
may be brought tn legal trial Tor his offence as
aforesaid. | do hereby offer reward If THO
HUNDRED DOLL4RS for his apprehension
and delivery into any Jail in this Slate. Jo
sepI Huahey is described as be nr about feet
6 inches high. has n very black beard. inclined
to b. bald headed, has II s,amnering in his
speech, and sluinting his eyes very much while
u conversation has lar.e mole over one of
eyes. weighs about IS lbs and is about thirty
wears of age. 4
Given under my hand and the seal Of The
State at Columbia, Ibis 7ih day Of July.
A. d.. one Thousand eight hundred and
forty five, andin tie Seventeen, year Of the
independence of the United States of
America.
WILLIAM :TKEN
K. @. PiNCKSEY, Secretary of State.
July Is 81 26
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CARRIAGE RHAKHNG:

rE1HE Subscribers. respectfully inform
Il their friends aud the pu.lic generally,
lhattIf are cirrying on the :. -
CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS.
in all its branches, at the old slaud near
Pottersrilte, where they are fullyprepared>
for dnns all kinds>of work 10 their line,
with nearness and despatch, aud AT prices
70 suit The Times. They feel thankful for
past favors. aud hope by constant assiduity;
and strjcl atlentionto business, 10 merit "a
liberal share of their patronage.
&. MI TCHELL,.
L. HILL. =,
July 9 If is:. % :.
P. S. Wagon work and all kinds Of
Blacksmithips doue at the customary p,i-
ces. nj & II. !,
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THE WEATHER

About the timr our las paper went Ia
press we were visited by shower uf rain.
which we understand was pretty general
over the District; aud it has been some
what showery in various directions during
The past week. On Tuesday evening
last we had very fine shower aud we un
derstaud that tremendous rain fell few
miles below here, doing much damage n>
washing away the soil from recently
ploughed hillside fields. These rains
lale as they arc, will do much toward,
bringing ou' late corn; while il is very
evident that forward corn is past hope u!
being benefited by all the rain thai eau
fall. Cotton, being tap rooted pIanl,
has not suffered So severely, and il l.
possible pretty fair cotton crop may YET
be made.-AnderSon Gazette.
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4 S f R. .A.Y.

1TRAYED on the 18th June. a Dark Bay
e or Chestnut BAY MARE rather over the
middle size, about orr years old, black main
ndtail,. a blaze in her face rather lo% in flesh:
She walks fast, with long sloylnsly sicp. AIT
her shoes are of but one on her hino tUof, ano
it is broke; one fore foot turns out think shc
has one hind foot white; nGother MARKS recoi !,
lected. Any information respecting her would.
be thankfully received, by !,
ROBERT BRADFORD, :; ,:
= Living "a mile Of MIRA. Bland. :.
Jnly2 tt - -
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A. On p,S

A GARD.
FHNII E dissolution of the firm Of r. L. JET
Il FERS &. go, also dissoIves the con
neciion of the subscriber with the Warehouse
business-but he slill offer his services to his
friends and the public as GENERAL Agent
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. viz: selling Cot
ton. Flour. Bacon, &c. off The iPdgon o. Hharf; !;
purchasing or selling Goorls for Planters or
Merchants. and receiving and forwarding Mer
chandise. &c. As he is now untrammelled
with the cares q. d Warehouse. he will be- en-
abIed to devote Wis undivided attention to the
interests of I'LL th"se who may favor him with
their business.
Fl l.. LETTERS. =
tlambnrg,S. c., June 18th, le45 Pm q
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Black .4nis To gel rid of these rroub
l"sn,ne fellows. n wriler in the PiscaIaqus
Farmer says, ne dissolved halfa trasponn
ful of tartar emetic IN TWO traspoontuI> "i
hot waller aud mixed With some moasses
aud pul il where they could doctor them
selves. The result was lhey all cleared
out he supposed perfectly cured, as hc
'aS not heard from hem since.
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etate of south Caroline
EDGFIELD DISTRICT

EDGFlELD DISTRICT.
William Brunsnn aud Catharine1 Summons
Cox and others, ,Appl'ts VS.. in
Calvin Cox and others, Dei',s. Partition
n i appearing TO nv satisiactinn. that Cal
a win Cox, Odnm OK, the children of Nancy
Ford, formerly Cox. Peggy C"ok, formerly
Cox. Asa Odom. sou of Gillian Cox, Defend
ants IN the above stated case, reside without
the limits Of this State it is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object TO the division
"r sale OF the Real Estate of Solomon Cox
deceased, on or before the sixth day Of October
next, or theirconseul TO the same will be Ell.
tered of record.
JOHN HILL. o. ED.
July 9 3u "a
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State Of South Carolira,
EDGEfIELD DISTRICT


D. J. Walker, applicant, :.
vs.. Summons III
Hannah Hamilton. John Ham Partttson
toh aud others, Dei'ts.
HpY an order from John Hill Esquire, Or.
LID dina,y of the District aforesaid. / will
proceed to sell a, Edgrfeld Court House on
the First Monday in august ucrt. the lands
belonging TO the Estate" Ransom Hamilton
DECEASED. containing four huudrer! and bity
acres. more or less situate in said District, on
Horse Crek. waters of Savannah River, Id
joing lands of Gregg 81 Jones. Mrs Lamar.
the Estate Of Carey and others, ON credit
until The frs, day Of january next. Purchasers
to give bond and approved perso al security.
and mortgage oJ The premises 10 the Ordi.
nary 10 Secure the purchase money.
Cost 10 br paid ib cash, =
= Il BOULNARE. 8. E. p.
July 8 At 81
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During the past week we have been fa-
vored with 6ne showers al this place. aud
in most paris of The District. Rain may
not materially benefit many fields of up.
land corn, but seasonabe supply will
ye, be of vast importance To that which
was planted late, and to peas aud other
productions of the farm. The crops npnn
totIom land arr said 10 be promising
GreenwNe Mountainecr.
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OUR AGRICULTURE.

TINS country enuneraleS al present not
far from sixteen millions nf white pnpu
ia'ion ), Az cordins TO the census the en-
tire number of Individuals employed in
manufactures aud the mechanic arts. is
less than five hundrch thousand. Com
merce employs much less number still.
and if we allow one and a half millions
To he employed in mercantile oprrarlnns.
which IN all probability isa large estimate.
@e shall have for agricultural employ
mcnls the overpowering uumher of four
teen and a half milinn-. Now what, we
inquir''. is wanting but Intelligence, an,. il
proper respect for their calling. on The parl
of the tiilers of The soil. to render agricml
lure honorablr?' With the requisite
quanlnm Of intelligence and self respect
I'll their part. all that could BE- requisite.
under any or every ui"dIfrarinu of cir
cunstances, would allow as an inevitable
result. We hope all ALL who are inter
esred in The cultivation lof the soil, will
duly ponder these things.
Woipes. A Wisconsin, editor acknowl
edges the receip' Of Consres>innaI dncu
ments in dance of the mail IN cou-
sequence of i1nrk Hf wolves chasing the
post rider across the prairie.
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State of South Carolina.
y tPt tJEEII ms TPyfIVI


ASiILLIAM J. NiNSON. who is now in the
w custody OF tn >h riff Of BarnwelI Dis.
trict. virtue ofF Vrit Of tapias ad Sails.
taci:ndum. al the snIt Of l.. w. Bales, having
petiti0ned the Honorable the judges of Tie
Court of Common Pleas that lie may he nd,
mittrd Ia the lerriit of the Acts OF the General
Assembly made for the relief OF lnsoIveml
Debtors. 1t Is therefore ordered. that the said L.
w Bates, and all Others IL whom The said Pc.
titourr il in anywisc indebted he, and they arc
hereby summoned, and have notice To appear
befire the SAID Judges al the said C"ur,, to be
holden II, Ba.nwel. on The fourth Monday in
0ctuber next. to shcw causr il any they caII,
VIII, The said Petitioner should moi haye the
prayer of his petition granted.
Office OF Common Pleas.
Barnwell e.. II. l4hJuy 40
ERASMUS ID ALLEN, u.r.r
July 23 1T u
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NOTICE..

REHl1ERE will be an Election for Colonel.
IL held at the Muster Ground of each Beat
Company in the Seventh Regiment, nn The fifth
OF September next, to fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the resignation of Luis # WigialI.
Esq, BY order Of Brig. Gen. BRADLEY,
SAMUEL PosEY, 1t. Colonel
July 23 II e6
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Henlth Of the Chy.-We learn that re
ports are circulated in the country, Of Vel
low Fever in Charleston. There is no
foundation E'r such reports. There is un
prevailing lever in CsarIeslpn, aud nolh
ing that has BEEN suspected even Ut being
Yellow Fever. The health of the Cir,
is 1ow sood.-Mercury.
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The Season. have recently had
some light showers of rain; but The corn
crop we fear is too far spent 10 be recIaim-
ed. Many families must suffer. owing 10
The unparalleled scarcity of provisions,
which rhis extensive drought will effect
Spartan.
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south arolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

HRY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinay for
LID Id gelirId District.
" hercas, Randel Ramsey hath applied t
me- Tor Letters Of Administration. oli all and
singular the gools and chattels. rights and cred
lis Of Samuel RAMSEY late of,he District cI0.c
said, deceased, these are therefore. 10 cite and
admunlsh all anl singular. The kindred aud cred.
tors of said deceased. 10 be and appear before
mr at our nexI Ordinaty's Courl Tor the said
District, TO be holden at Edsefeld Conr, House,
o. the 2ofh day "i July isn't. to show cause
il any why the said administration should moi
b. granted
Given under my i:ani and seal this l4lh day
"T July in the year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and forty five, and in the serrf
!elll veai OF America Independence.
JOHN HILL, o.E.u.
July 25 ., DC
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Tit .J3t Tdt.-Some of rhe NoriIleru
Wings having formed Native Ameri
can" party. hose ohjrc, is 10 exclude lar
"isnrrs from The rights of cirz"uship-
'nn'' S"nth Caroinian pr"p"ses. for the
AXE of peace /" themselves aud safety to
'heir prnprfiy, To ''draw line uf den,;r
ra'inn, over which Yankee shall not
pass" Mustogee Democrat.
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Hot -Weuiher.--Yeslerday and The day
previous was oppressively warm, The rher
inome,er, for several hours in lie middle
Of the day. from 81 TO 81 dag. Yes er
day, a, 3 O'Clock p. NJ it reached 95, ne
Ing the greatest heat experienced since
The 25lh ult.--CharleStm Courier.
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Crops and .Seasons.-We have had re-
freshng showers of late, which have
greatly revived the hopes Of the farmeri
as well as the face of nature. A recent
excursion beyond this village has satisfied
us that the corn crop. notwithstanding the
injuries il sustained from the receul
drought, will be good one. The cotton
crop in this region is also promising
Christian I2dcr.
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State of Soutn { aroIilla,
EDGEFIEL.

EUGEFIEIU DISTRICT.
FBHOMAS J. HlBbLER. ivng near
4 Winter Seal, III Edgcir II DIsrc,
Tolls hr.uIe me black Horse. seven
wears did. small Eile streak i his lace,
rishI hind foor white about fifteen hands
high, raw Loned. Appraised al thirty dol
lars. ". :. COTliRAN,
July % 1m4m 26 Magistrate.
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Since our last paper went to press, we
have had several refreshing showers. and
we learn that they have extended To diff
ferentsheishborhouds above and below us.
We hear. however, OF places where il is
vet dry; and even where the rains have
been most abundant, they were SO Iale
coming, tha, the corn crop will be. we
fear, far short of an average. There is
no doubt, however. thar it will be greatly
benefited by the recenI rain. Cotton, we
are informed, is hourishing, and though
the plant is NOT so tall as usual The num-
ber of bolls is grealer..-PendletOn Mes
.SeRger.
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HAMB6RG, July To,
Cotton.-For the past weok we have had but
little doing in this article. We quote ordinary
10 midding 61 to &. middIing fair 10 fair 81 to
81. good fair to fine Il cehts.
: Corn and Meal continues scarce, and in de.
mand. .-Repu6lican.
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ICoLUMBiA, July II.

ICOLUMBlA, July IT.
Cotton There was more of this article in
market last week than is usual at this season. Il
however met with ready sale. We quote ex-
lremps from 81 10 CENTS.
Corn has advanced since last week-prce
from 90 to S7i CENTS
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The Heather. We have had several
refreshing seasons, within the past week,
and the fears Of famine hcll stared u,
ia the face few WEEKS since. are now
,iissipated. We learn from several sec
lions Of the coumiry that The corn crop Is
no: so badly injnrcd as We were led 10
suppose, from The general nl"rmurinss
aud complaint, which we have heard
from day to day. -Camden Journal
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QAMBURG. July 10.

HAMBURG, July Ig.
Cotton. During the past few days there. has
been but very little business transacted in this
article. Our quotations comprise the forego
ing: Ordinary 10 middng. 81 a 6; MiIdng
fair 6i ii 6S; Fair. 90; Good fair, 90; Fully
fair cenls.-J0urnal
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freshng rain, and. as far as heanl from
and from appearance. ii extended far into
the adj"ini.rs Districts. This day we
have had annher hne shower. Such
vegetation as was moi destroyed, put On
-.he appearance of life. and the despon-
dency which appeared to have settled on
the faces of men,~ha been removed, and
we once more rejnice in hope. under The
promise that seed time and harvest never
shall fail. ."-Chartesion Courier.
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The Drought and Heat.-Tne drousu,
continues in his q"arIer Of the State, aud
we presume through the greater part of H..
with unreIaxrd intensity, accompanied u,
excessive heat. There has been no raln
now for more than a fortnight. when il
was too light 10 he Of much service, The
air is scorching hn and parrhing dry. '4Se
rious and well grounded alarm begins to
be entertained in various quarters of the
country tor the corn. Tn. hiei,.nd corn
iu tass'e'is firing aihe bottom aud rapidly
approaching an irrecoverable. state. The
gardens are turn, up, aud the pastures al
most dry stubble. ln short lime. If the
drought continues, it will be necessary to
fodder the caple.-Richmo"G Whig.
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Adhere always riedly and undertaking
ly To The truth; hut while you expires.
that which is true.,l it il apieesing man
ner. The truth istho picrure-Ihe man
ner is The light that displays il TO advau
lage.
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GFWe are authorized To announce G..
d. MINIS, Esq, as candidate for CoIoreI
of Seventh Regiment, to gill the vacancy
occasoned by the resignation Of Col. L.
II. Wigfall. July 90 &c
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GggGRR RI!gAg &

MH RS McCORQUODALh begs leave to
lHH inform her friends aud the public, that
she will attend TO all oIders IN the above line.
in style eqnal.. it not superior 10 any ever
done in this place.. PrCesto suit the times.
Gent!emens' Straw and Leghorn Hats cleansed
and pressed.
Edgefeld c. H., April9 2m II
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He who lives under the dominion of
one vice, must expect The common effects
II-li lazy. To be pnor-if incorporate, TO
be dSeased--if luxurious, 10 die he,imes.
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6The friends of Col. JOHN QUATrLE.
BUM announce him as a candidate for the
office Of Tax Collector, at The next cleo
tion. s. ,uly!
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n Office,

rs hereby given that application will be
lmad- al The next sitting Of the. Legis.
Iature 10 make public road. of the road
leading from the FIVE notch;o M0ors' road.
July 8 3m-.. "a
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PROSPECTS.

Since our last, we have been blessed
with most seasonable and bounlliul show
ers, which have slaked the parched EARTH
lighted up with the smile of glatness The
som5re countenances OF our asrlcullurisls,
and materially changed the prospecls ol
The approaching harvest with good sea-
sons, the crops may yel approach 10 an
average, although the yield from the ear
" planted corn must be very light
While we write this paragraph heavy
clouds are flua,iug above US, and every
appearance is favorble to rain.-FarmerS S
Ga=.
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State. Of South { carolina,

Nancy Reynolds. Applicant,
against WIN. Reynolds, W.
Reynolds, aud others, Dtfts.
III appearing to my. salistction, tina. John
Il Reynolds, one of the Defendants, resides.
without the limits Of This S,aie,.n IS therefore.
ordered, that he.doappear and object to the ;
division or safe OF r,e Real Estate oi Thomas!
Reynolds deceased, Oh, or before the sixth day
of October irext, of. his coosentto the same VIII
be entered of record. : :. :
JOHN HILL. c. Ed.
Jaly2 l2t- @
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A ILL Persons having demands against ll.s
IA state of John Cheulham. Sen. d.,ceoS.
e ale requested to present them prouerIv a,.
tested within the time prescribed by law. and
those I" hn do not avail themselves with This nm.
porlunity will nor 5e paid. ~ ''''' W.
:, GUThERlDGE CHEATHAM,
"ia'ch ty S Executor.
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DR.. T.. H. SON
Can be found at the residence OF Mrs
Elizabeth Sullivan.
July9 tr 81
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The Weather.--Yesterday was hot al.
most beyond endurance, and if "the oldest
inhabitants" has ever seen more caloric
dispensed in the space of "a hours, we
pity his sufierings while he was about it.
We. a, any rate. have never seen hotter
day in this climate. The rh+rmomeer al
Lynch g. Clark's stood al 81. al Rustou
q Cos. in Broadway. at 9S, and in vari-
rious places in the city it rose To upwards
of hundred in The shade. The heat. in
deed. has been in'ense for succession ul
days. with scarcely The appearance Of a
cloud during the whole lime to break the
direct rays Of the sun upon The mass oI
brick aud stone in which we live, and
what is not very comfortable in prospecr,
every appearance while we are writing
indicates as hol, or hnler atmosphere to
day.--N. Y. Courier.
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~ The friends of Lieut.. JAMES b.
HARRIS, announce him as candidate Tor
the office of tax Collector at the next elec
lion
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state: Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
J. w, Stokes. J Declaration in

P. Fl, Rooney. Attachment. :.
kENlE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases
IL having this day filed, their declarations
in m, office, and the defendants having no wifi.
or attorney known 10 reside wilhip The limits vi
the State, on whom i copy Of the same with
Iule to plead can be- servrS. Il is therefore
ordefed. that the defendant appear and nlead
to the same within a year and a day from the
day hereof, o, final and absolute Judgment will
be awarded ngairrs, MIN. :.
.TdOS G. BACON, C. r..
Clerk.s Office, 22d Nov. 1914,
NOV. Il 44 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23

Provisions Our country friends would
do well TO bring their Corn, Flour. &C. to
market al once. as every article of this
kind. owing 10 the present scarcity, is
commanding very high prices. Corn is
selling from Use 10 81 per nushel; Flour
from s 10 $40 per barrel. High prices
will mol keep the people from ealing,-
Cunden Journal.