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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-06-06

TUE BRAVE OrFIoER,--A man in Pennsylva
MIA. VINO, on account OF his shnoss. had been
elected Lieutenant in the militia, felt h,s pride
and ambition nightly tlckled BY the promotion.
He took muskct and went up stairs, IN Older
to exercise hmseIfln bis new calling. Arrived
on the second floor, he placed himself IN mill
tary position, and thengaye the word OF com
Imand. "Attention Shoulder Arms! Hind
column three PAGES baekRards-March," At
the latter par, Of the command, the brave officer
unfortunately stepped title too far, and tum.
bled with terrible noise backwards down
stars lis good woman hastily came running,
and asked, "What in tbeword he was dongf"
"Go about your business" repi the hero, ri
sing from the floor, "foryou don't know even q
smite of military mattep Post.
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obtained, after wlrish ihfy wefc led bhndlolded
out oioamp, Get salely N their boats aud DIS
missed. When Gilbert was asked how he was
able 10 make gaeh double prize, he gave the
Paddye reply aud said, "Faitb surrounded
'rmi"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-06-06

IMPORTANT OFFER We understand, from
good authority, that one of the chiefs OF the
Creek nation, now in Washington, has offered
to the President the services of two thousand
picked warriors, should they be required m the
conflict with Mexico. TINS IS most praise
worthy movement, and we have no doubt will
be made use OF effectively, If occasion requires
Pennsylvania.
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CARIIsLL (Pa.l May l6, ls4l

Dear Sir--Olr town was thrown into an ex-
citemenl this aiternoon,by an occurrence which
cast gloom and sorrow IL our midst. IL appears
that as GEN Armor was reviewing the several
companies in his commlnd, on Wednesday last,
which was review day, some words passed be-
tween him and Col A Noble--the result was
that Gen. Armor challenged the Colonel and a
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-06-06

WEALrr or THE MExtCAv CHuRcRFs.-T
amount Of the gold and silver coined in the minls
of Mexico, from the produce of their mines, be.
tween the years 1893 and ls43 according to a
statement in "Mayer's Meyico." was $2,O68,
.5979l8 BY other writer's the amount is sup
posed TO be still greater.
by the same autho'ityi the wealth OF the
church ia Mexico, is estimated at from ninety 10
one hundred millions q dgllsrs. This wealth
consists in real property, in town and country,
in churches iewels, furniture and money. Fifty
eight converts Of nuns possess, Gin addition 10 a
floating capital Of four Millions and a half pro.
duCing S250,000) seventeen hundred estates,
producing an annual reyenuc Of S560,000. The
whole number of nuns in these fifty. eight con
vents, is estimated at 1000. OHhopoIRan.
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uT.Just step into the street. and IN give you
cowhlding," said rowdy TO an lrishMan.
"By nv sowl, now, replied Pat, sand wouldn't
do it if you'd give me two Of them"
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uJ'aI bad rather not take horn with you,"
said the loaier TO the mad bul--bul The bull
insisted upon treating him 10 two, aud The loaf,
CT got qnle high,
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aTWe learn that an unfortunate occurrence
took place in the South Eastern portion Of this
county on Tuesday night last. 1t appears that
an attempt was made to enter the house Of Mr.
K. Asten, violently, by man named Young,
resident of Mississippi Asten fred upon
Young, and the load having taken effect proved
fatal Young died in few hours. A Jury Of
Inquest was summoned, bat we have not lear
ned the verdict. Somerpille Reporter.
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FATAL DUEL.

The following letter RON correspondent Is
published in the Pittsburgh Commercial Jour
nal Of the l0,h
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Cart WALKER Those who seek TO dis
|parage and sneor al this brave Ranger are in
sad minority. IL will be seen by the following
'exlract from a letter from Point Isabel, that he
has 6 ven more specimens Of his skill aud dar.
ing, and tina, with The army his deserts are as
cuuutE uPPrvvrztvd rtsy usy Sy tirv rfGvItu at
large. The writer eays:- Sentinel.
am pleased to zee the notice which you
take of the "gaIlant Walker" Many Of his dar-
ing adventures remain unknown, or at least un
told. The "cutest" one came oft during the
second battle, when, having his horse shot I'm
Der him, ho fell aud feigned all the agonies of a
mortal wound, and when his adversary came
upon him to despatch him with a lance, and
strip him, Walker used his revolver with effect,
jumped on the fellows horse and"went ahead. II
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MILITARY ARRANGEMENTS.

During the week tbe most active pfepafa
lions hate been matn 10 give effect to The mea
sufos OF Congress ID vigorous prosecution Q
the war With MexSDa We do not doubt tina
The large discretIontriyen 10 the President, vii
be found to BIO ia "a hands. While the pub
no may rest sssuredAAtthe utmost care viii
Pbe ueeeto consaircssna,n-. and to SECURE n
force competent to the protection ofthe nation
al honor, and 70 speedy termination Of The
war We DO tot apprehend that half the au-
thorzed number Of troops viii be immediately
mustered into service. True economy and
due regard % the highest national interese,
however, make it indispensable that force
shall be al once put into active service. extra
ordinary for US IN point Of numbers, and 10 large
that officers OF the highest rank will OF neces
sily he in command. FROM the mixed charac-
ter OF the corpse--partly q regular troops, and
more largely Of youn ogs--it seems natural
that the geueraLin chief II the army, should
take the ded--and we presume that General
Scott will, as matter d course, assume the
command.
We understand that the volunteer troops TO
be immediately called INTO service will be Ia
ken from the States nearest 10 the scene OF OPP
arations, and for them thd necessary orders
have been issued. MeasurF have also been
taken TO have the residue of tho authorized
force orga0izoa, to be called Ia:o the service Of
their country at the shortestnotce, If the pub,
lie eEgoncIes require. Wa understand that
Dortlons will be called for FROM each State and
Territory so that an opportunity will be atfor
led to al her gallant sons TO Participate in the
defence of their country. -- Wan. $500 Union.
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THE CHEReKEEs IN REVOLT "A report pre-.
vailed in New Orleans few day since that the
Cherokees had given indie atoms of strong
disposition to revolt against tho United States,
and JOIN the Mezlcans We have seen nothing
TO satisfy Us that this is any thing else than one
ct the Thousand rumors which may be expected
to be in CIRCULATION. - Mem Inv.
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state of South arolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT

Elizabelh K Nha'lry, and R;iL for s.
Others. VS.. Edward l.. pori;t;on
Wha,ley and others.
MTOTICE is herchyelyen. that ny Sir
In tue of an order from the Court ut
Equity in this, case. siIaIl offer for le at
Edgefield Cour' House on the tirs, Mon
aay in February next a part "f The real
estate of Col. Abner Whaliey deceased,
viz:
The Swarm tract of land, containing
Ninety three ard li'ree iourths acres, more
or less, adjoining lands o' DR.. Mllledge
Galphiu, Sam. Clark and Others.
Also, town lots in the Town oil
Hamburg. and known in the plan OF SAID
Town as lots number on
Street.
Said land will be sold an a credit oil
One Year, with Interest from he day oil
sale. except for so much is will pay the
cost Of this suit.
s. :. TOMPKiNS. c. E. Z: u.
Jan. 10 1876 So rs 4'e 81
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sHERIFFs SALE.

pY virtue of sundry wriIs Of FierigFa
A-D cias lone directed, j willproceed 10
sell at Edsefeld Court House, onsthe FIRST
Monday; and Tuesday in February next.
the following properly in the following
named case: l<.,
John Hill. Ordinary. for the use of
Benz. j. Ryan. VS.. Martha Dolby, Lewis
Curry and Simeon Dinkins tract Of
land containing One Hundred and Ten
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
John Dolby. Joel Roper and E. Dolby,
levied upon as the property Of the De
fendant, Martha Dolby.
US. & Id. c. Smyley, VS.. William
Allen, the tract of land where The delen
dapl lives, containing Forty acres. more
or less, adjoining ol lard Of John Tomp
kins, Conrod Lowrey and others.
d. D. Marvin, for James Sheppard and
others, VS. Andrew Ramsay. the Ior of
lanG in the village of Potte'svillr. where
the defendan, lives, containing Ono acre.
more or less, adjoining lands of Robert
Lotion and others,
Penn, Rodgers & Co. for Penn & Bran
non, vs.. William A. Adams, and Mary
G. Adams; William B..Dorn and others.
severally. vs. The same five negro slaves,
viz: Amos, Aleck, George, John and SAM
levied on as the properly Of The Defen-
danls.
Obadiah Boaz FOR another. vs.. George
w. Jones. one Buggy.
Bland g. Butler, Bearers, vs.. Hugh A.
Nixon, Benjamin w. Belts. Endorsee,
and others, vs.. the same, the following
negro slaves. viz: Tom. Amos. Little
Molsey, Liulc Tom. Amelia aud Former.
Terms Of sale cash.
Fl. BOULWARE, S. Z. D.
Jan. 10 1876 4re 81
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Dry Goods, Dry Goods.
New FaIl and Wfa.tcr Goods
All g.
Wa 8:SaesG:ssAa1s g '5@Sa
ty,r<,r IA n E'fpI 4

Wa GsggsG:ssaAsaaAs g 's@'ga
WHOLESALL IND RETAIL.
ss HlkTINGS and Sheelings, brown and
S uleacued crom 34 i, 3 yards, llklnds,
CALIC utS. French. English, and American
34tu44 wide from st 10 3la cenls.
MERIsuEs. MoUsLIN De LANES, ALPACA s.
CAsHMgnEs ana 6oaBAZINEs,u large ass"it
ment, ana cheaper than ever, (ail new styles.)
SILKS, wide black high luslre for Mantlllas,
blue black aud cOored, all kinds, Cheap.
ZOO SHAN LIS, ali kinds, irnm % cents 10
Sl2; black and second mourning ohawls, all
sizes.
fLANN1sLS. led, white. green. yellow, SUI
ped, and tnilud, Welch aud Gauze, wafrah'
led not to shrink.
LiNENS, Irish linens. undressed, tor Shirtingi
Linen oheeting; brown and bleachco Ia
mask Table Linen; Russia, and Scotch Ola
pers; Towclling OF all kinds.
HOSIERY e. GLOVES. great variety
SHUES. Ladies aud Chidren's fine Shoes
BONNETo, Leghorn, Straw, and Fancy Bon
nets.
CARPETING.-Th largest assortment ever
offered in Hamburg, at very low pfices' isoui
Is cents per yard, upward.
A large LOT al BLANKETS and KERsEfS,
that we will make it The Planters interest 10
look at before buying.
In short, every article usually asked for IN this
place, Hardware and Groceries only ex'
copied.
Hamburg, oct15 81 (Repub.) 80
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/ SRgEREFF'S S.4LE.

zHpY virtue of sundry wits OF FierF Fa
I'D cias 10 me directed. will proceed
10 selsat Edge6eld Court House, on the
{ first Monday and Tuesday III February
next, the following property in the folio"
ing named cases.
The Bank of Hamburg, S. c., VS.. Ol.
'ipir Simpsons; George Parrol and other
Plaintiffs, severally, vs.. the same, Il lot OF
land in the town OF Hamburg, and known
as the Presbyterian Church lol, situate
living or Cook street, $50 feet on saId
Cook street, aud running back l5O feel,
making square Of l5O feel, bounded by
said Cook stree, in fronl, lot No l53 IN
The rear. and by lots No. I52 aud l54.
John Hill, Ordinary. (for the use OF Re
ter Smilh) and others, vs.. Milledse Gal
phip, Matthias Ardis aud Dawson Akin
son, tract OF land containing one thou
sand acres more or less, adjoining lands
of Samuel Clarke, Richard Hankinson
and others, in Beach Island, levied UPON
as the property OF the Defendant, Mil.
ledge Galphin.
David Richardson, and others, VS.. Da-
vid Little, The tract of land where The De-
fendaut lives, containing Three Hundred
and Twenty nine acres, more or less, al
joining lands ol John Mobley, Allen Lit
lie and others. Also four negro slaves,
TO vii. Nancy, Dublin, Andrew anG Fran
els.
Thos. Nichols, Admir-. VS.. Albert Cor
net, The lraci of land here the Defendant
lives, lying on Stevens creek, near the
Rouge Shoals, containing Two Hundred
acres, mere or less, adj"inine lands OF
VIM. Robertson and others.
William Woodbery, Endorsee, and
Others, vs.. Rudolph Garter aud EIzaheth
Garter, The tract of land wrere the De-
fendant, Elizabeth Carrier, lives, adjoining
lands of John Wise and others.
Allen & SmyIey, VS., Bryan Dean;
John S. Sn.yley. Ex'ur,, vs.. the same; j.
S.. & Wm. S. Smyley, Bearers, rs. The
same and John Adams, The tract of land
where the. Defendant dIyss, eoulainins
Nine Hundred and Seven,y-fve acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Benjamin
Stevens, Robert Bryan aud others.
. Johu Amaker, sps.sM.L. Geany and
CD. Gloxer, the tract sofland whereon
the Defendant, Gearly, lives, on which
there is a'taDyard, containing Twenty
two and a half acres. anjoinuS lands Of
+. O'Conner and oiieis.
Jonathan Courtney, VS.. abanicl Cook
and John p. BIewer, the interest Of the
Defendant Blewer, in the tract Of land
whereon Mrs. Lucy Jones now lives, cou
tanning One Hundred and Fifty acres,
moresor less, adjoining lands of EIdred
Alobley, Benjamin Cogburn add others.
Perry & Dozier, VS.. Sampson Duffy,
a tract of land containing Three acres
more or less, on whichis Grisl aud Saw
Mill and Dwelling House, adjoining lands
of,Nathan Riley. Terms of sale cash
49, II. BOUL WARE, 5. E. d
< Jan. 1916 4te 81
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State of south arOllna.
DGEEFlELD DISTRICT.
DY JOHN HILL Esqure O"rdinaty
E D ui E,dupfirld District

pY JOHN HILL Esquire O"rcinaty
I'D of lidse6rid Dsricr
Whereas Green Harris haih applied 10
me for Letters Of administrator, on III
and sngularlhe goods aud chal'' Is. ri shs
and credits of ,Turufl Harris, late of the
District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite aud ed
nlonsh all and singular. the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased. TO he aud
appear before me, al our uext Ordlnary's
Coun for the said Disrriel, to be holden
,p Edge6eld Court House onslhe 2elh
da> of January inslan,, TO show cause, if
any. why the said administration should
moi be granted. -
Giyen under my hand and seal, This 18th
day 4lfJanuary, in The year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud forty six,
and in the Seventeen year of American
Independence.
JOHN HILL o. e.
Jan. IL 2t 81
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H. B.. .DEFFERS.

Generai,AgeR and Commission
Merchant Hamburg, 8. C..
g. TILL. ofiers'h .ervices,o his friends and
- the public nd he will devote his undiri.
ded attention TO e
SELLING.OF COTTON AND FLOUR.
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING GOODS.
Buying Go0ds for Planters or Merchants, or
attend to any business that may be
committed to his care.
He embraces this opportunity nf rendering
bis thanks to his friends for their liberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed, aud by industry and
close attention to business. he hopes tu merit
and to continue TO receive The same 1t shall be
his aim TO make all his charges as light rs pos
sible. knowing that il will he 10 his interest to
closely observe the interest of his friends.-
Liberal advances will be made if required on
produce sent to him for sale or store Cotton
sent to him by Boats. will BE- received free Of
,chartage. All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold on arrival. ifso ordered.
August r %
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70 Physicialns. planters. l1er--

TO Physicians. Planters. .Mer-
CHANT s;ANp THE j. UBLIc Is GENERAL!
i i. .iIlt subscriber has received, and is re-
u. fceirl. Z large supplies OF
Aei,aaSs, Ned clmes. Paints,
&c, &c,
from one oi tie inr=est Importing Houses in
the city Of Augusta, and selling them
AT the AuguslartaIl or wholesale
prices for Cash Ur ona
short credit.
To which lie would most respectfully call the
attention OF the Physicians, Planters, Fam.
lies, and all others who wish to purchase
any article in this branch Of business.
Persons II ON distance ordering Goods. may
rely upon. RECEIVING them OF lne best quat'sy'
and al the lowest market pilres.
A full supply "I FAMILY MEDICINES
will be kept ON relaii. aud the most faithful at-
,ention given to Physician and Family pre-
scription
Among the mnny articles Of ,uA,ch his stock
is composed. are the tollo,rlng
Nl DICE n T.
Calomel and Pilluae Hydrurg. OF Tile brand
OF Mander, Weaver, and Mande,, Sulphate,
Acel4,e, and HydruchIorate of Morphine,
Pipcrine, Srychninc, aud Iodine Op,lmuss Sui
phale de Quinia, Hydiiodate oil Potassa, kre-
osot lpicac, Jaap. Super. Carbonate oil 30
da Cream of Tartar. Emetic Tartar, &c.
I'D R u IL ..
Gum GaIbanized Camph"r, Aloes. Myrrh,
Opium, Denarcotum. do, Balsam CopavIa,
Cubebs, Sarsaparilla extract, and root, Spio.
Nitre, &c. NC.
OHLS
LampoIl, Linseed, Train, sweet. ahG cold
expressed Castor Oil,
PAINTS, VAasNHSHa.S &c
Whlle Leuu, ol different brands anu quail
ties, ground IN oil, and in kegs, Dry Winnie
Lead. Cromc Green. Crome Yellow, Yellow
Urcre, Stone Orcre, lied Lead. Ltllarge'
Lamp Black, VerdIgris, Spts. Turpentine,
Copal Varrlsh, Japan, and Black or Leather
do.
DY Il = FFS.
Among which are Pussiate "l lion "r
Spauisli Float Indigo, Carolina Indigo, Mud.
der, Copperas, Ana,to. Brazil Wood, Log
Wood, Cam " ood. and Mic Wood.
B de a 5 4 T. 3
Paint Brushes OF ali sIzrs. Cloth u"., Tooth
Furuature, Fresh, Nail, White W ash, Black
ing, House, Tanners, busting Broom. Hearth,
Shaving, Comb, Sweeping, Scrnbbns, and
Painters Dnslilig Brushes, together with
variety OF other Bushes, Used by Panters, anu
others. not herein mentioned.
PATEN'a Ma DaGA ES:
Among the many u which are. tie follow
ing, viz: Swans Panarea. Fahnas ok Wen
mmifuge, Thomps"ns Eye Water Henry
Calcined MAGNETISM, Jaynes' Expect"ran,. P''
,ers' Pills. Rowan Tonic Mixture, HAIR Ton
ic, Moffar Pills, Tonic Billerssnd Compo
sition &c. together with general assert
ment of the most popular nostrums OF the day
ALSO
A GOOD AssnRTMa NT "F PERFUMERY AN"
Snaps OF THE FINEST QUALITIES,
Window Glass of various sizes from 6-9,
10 800. 49,
The above establishment will be conducted
by DIR. Claybrook. who has had considerable
experience in The apoillerary business. and ior
the last TWO years practitioner Of medicine.
JOSIAH ID. TIBBETTS.-
Edgefeld c.. Fl. Oct 25th ls45 If 40
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Englis h S C h ool,

FEVHE Subscriber will open ON The Second
H. Monday in January next. Il Schon at
PottcrsUilEe. ueat Edgefeld c"url House. He
will teach the following branches viz: Orllog.
raphy Reading. Writing, English Grammar
Arithmetic. Geography. Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, and other brnhrhes counecte' with
thorough English Edncaliun.
a few Young gentlemen can receive lnstruc.
ton in ihe Classics
Rates Of tuition will he moderate.
Good board can be obtained IN very res.
pectahle and pions families on reasonable
termn
S. W. KENNERLY
Dec. 10 IF d6
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S carpa's Compound Acoustic
- Oil, FOR THE CURE oE pEArEEss:
Just received, and for sale by 5. z
III. d. .ITIBBETTS.
Dec. 10 If F,.fss 40
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN ElUITY.f .,
IN EQUITY

Henry Stone and others. vs, Bill for Relief
Pleasant, searles, Admir-. Of -. = and 80
Philip Lightfoot, deceased. y Account.
I'm pursuance. Of the order Of the Cont
passed at the last term, requiring me 10
inquire and reportto the Court, atitsnextterIn,
who were the next Of kin Of Philip Eghlfool,
tile Defendants intes,ate, at ihe time of his
death, and whether any Of them are since dead,
and if dead, .whois or are their personal reprs-
sentative or Representatives, Public notice is,
hereby given to all persons claiming 10 be the,
next Of kin OF said Philip Eghtfoot, late of the
Dstricta and State aforesaid, that they appear
before me in the Commissioners Office, at
Edgefeld Court House, on or before the first
day. If May next, and make pfoofo their
kindred and right, or:oni their failure 10 do SO,
they will be excluded from the benefit Of any.
decree that may be pronounced ia the mailer.
( IS. 81. ..ToMPKINS S,G.SE, ED.
81 Commissioners Office, Now l2 :3m a.
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80 l.Es sTllF N 5s5i
State of, South Carolina,
ss EDGEEIELD. DISTRICT. :; 4 - s
IN COMM ON PL EtAss... "a s 8.
!. Davis B: lindley@
tsr.ss,; VS. u Ie:2a Aitdcit1Nent. III
Joseph ". Perry.s,9 ssste5F y.
Thomas Davis, s'si g 49, ~ tt.y5ss3
: .4 vs. ~ ; .Attdchmc c1t: y =
Joseph NJ. Perry. Z! = ~.
YEyHE Plaintiffs in the above cases. having,
u this day filed @tbelr, declara ations ib my OF
fce, and the Defendants having neither Wives
or Attorney Us known TO reside within the limits
ofihe Stnte, ON whom a conf. of said ,declaia.
tions, with rule to 2lead can deserved: y ls
therefore ordered, that. the said Defendants do,
appear and plead to the said declarations swiihin
year and a day from the. date hereof or in
default thereof final and absolute judi gment vii;
be awarded against them. -. =
THos. G..BAEo ON, G. G. P @
Clerks Office, May 70 1896 Il & III J. ,.''s
May "a sf5fl,lys s. sy:at sy:atssSsll Sll6!s
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SHFRIFF SALES.

pY virtue of sundry wrils of Fie'i Fa.
I'D cias to me directed. iwill proceed to
sell al Edge6eId Courl Hnuse On the first
Monday and Tuesday in February next.
the following property, in the following
named cases.
Hiram Roberts, Trustee Of Mary Rob
erts, VS.. Robert Mccullough James Rob.
erson & Douglas Robertson, VS.. the same;
John Amaker, VS.. The same, JenEett
Wallace g. Robert Wallace, Ex'urs, and
others, vs., the same. The tract of land
where the defendant lives. containing
acres, more or less. adjoining lands of
Washington Wise, Moses Swearengin,
Joel Roper, and others. Also the follow
ing negro slaves. To wit: Malinda and her
child Robert, Viney, Rller, Ferreby,
Judge, Clarisa and her child Caroline.
Jane. Leah, Milley, Douglas, Elisha. Fill
lis, Nancy and her child Charles, Rachel,
Martha. Ephraim, Tom, Joe and Anderson.
Also ten head of horses and mules. The
above properly will be sold on a credit by
coDsen; of The parties interested. Terms
made known on The dav Of sale.
II. -BOULWARE, Sc. D.
Jan.9 1916 4te 81
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moW.aRD & GARM.sNY

THNllE Customers of The firm of HoiD-
u ara s Garmany. will please come
fuI~ ard and settle al the earliest possible
convenience.
Thr firm will have been dissolved one
year. in January. next, by which time !
earnestly desireSto have the business
closed.
am al all times to be found a!ite Oid
Stand, with all the Notes and Accounts Of
The firm.
q w MANY.
Hamburg. Nov. 25th, l645. y AZ
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Variants Compound Extract
IL OF CuBEBs AND CAPAvAI, stands unri
vailed for its efficacy. 1t performs eure in a
few days-no confinement, or restriction in
diet is necessary. 1t will be found Invaluable;
being prepared with the greatest possible care.,
upon weI,es, principles, found upon that
important law first established Ly the cslebra-
ted DR.. Fomyce, viz: THAT combination
of similar remedies will produce more cetain-i
speedy and considerable effect than an equiv
allen, dose of any single one."'. "a combina,
ton of Cubebs and 0apavia form Yerynse-
fi,l medicine in cer,nln cases. "--SinR. Cooper
F. r. S., NJ. r. s., &c., Se.ipi, *, ii.i.tt.' -.
This article is just Ieceived, and for sale by
J. D. sTIBBETTS.sS Z
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EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. !
FALL TERM. 1915.
1T is ordered Ihnl an ExIra Term of the
Il Cnr'r If Com nun PIra- AMI General
Session torine Tial nf 'he Gases moi dis
posed ni d. This Term. be- held al Edge
field { urr House ON the FuurIn Monday
in F. L"Iy 1916. 10 continue Que week
j. B. O'NEAL.
Presiding Judge
+. &. Bacon C. C & 8
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