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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14
Congressional.

There is so lille of general interest, 10 the
proceedings Of Tuesday and Wednesday, the
5lh aud 9Th, lla, it is unnecessary TO give the
details.
Memorials we're presented in the Senate
by Mr.. Davis. from merchants. ship owners
and others. Of Salem, Ne"b"rypor', Nan
,uckei, New Bedford. Dc, against a repeal
of the pilot laws ol 1887.
The House has been chiefly occupied ir
considering the bill lor supplying deficiencies
in past appropriations. Mr.. Kings amend
meDt for increasing the Marine Hospital
Fund was agreed to. Mr.. Winthrop made
an able speech against the bill excepting
Java Coffee from The operation Of the iarin
duties Of the act vi lei2.
On molinn Of Mr.. Clayton, the French
Spoliaion bill was made the special order
for Monday.
On Thursday, in the House, Mr.. Adams
moved 10 suspend the rules, TO offer resolu
ions cslliog on the President Tor farther in.
formation respecting desertions in the army,
auihorizing tho President TO have arrested
and tired for murder those who had shot
soldiers. if any were shot, without fiaI. The
moiinD was lost.
Mr.. Stephen Adams offered Joint Reso.
luton providing for the adjournment Of the
Two Houses Of Congress, on the 18Th OF
July. at 9 o'clock. The yeas aud nays were
ordered. and the House refused TO suspend
the Rules, yeas l0l, TO nays 62,-two thirds
being necessary.
The Hoose then went into Committee Of
the Whole aud took up the Post office bill.
After some debate, an amendment appro.
prialioe $4,000 for the support Of the mag.
oe,ic telegraph was adopted. Oiher amend
men's were concuTed in, and the bill finally
passed.
The SENATE was no: 10 ession on Friday,
having adjourned To Monday. In the House.
II bill tor the relief Of The Blind was reported,
aniboriz'ne the appropriation Of 5000 acre.
Of 'he Public DOMAIN for the purchase Of
books. The bill 10 tetrocede The cny and
county Of Alexandra 10 the State OF Virginia,
was passed. after an exciting debate. by u
vote OF O5 to &c.
Mr.. Sl!dell, late Minister 10 Me.ico, had
arrived in Washington. Gen. Worth had
also arrived.
Ia tue House, Saturday. May 9, bot liuie
business was transacted excrpi the passage
Of snndry private bills.
In SENATE, Monday, May II, the follow.
ing Message from The President Of the u.
Stntcs was received -
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14
Letter Of Capt. Catlett to the
People Of Galveston.
Ov BOARD STEAMER MoNMouTH,
on 1t. Joscph'S, April 2S, lSi6

Gentlemen: lam The bearer of q cOmmuni-
cation from Gcn Taylor Ia Gov. Henderson,
requesting 10 be Immediately reinforced by
twenty companies OF foot riilemcn.
Nv destination is VictOrin, and thence 10
Austin. | was instructed by The general to send
m express from the former place BY land to
your city, with communications TO Lieut.. kiBgS-
bury and nj the same time To spread the infur
malIon through the country. But It having
been lefl Discretionary with me, and the Mon
mouth being available, | have determined to
send the communications by her, and also Ia
write to Won, IN order to facilitate aS much o.
possible the sending on of tIUupS. Gen Taylor
Is in very IrccariOuS situation nj his camp
near Ma'nmoroS, and On attack is feared on the
post at Point Isabel. Ibcicyc reinforcement
uf two hundred men wonld save that plicc.-
THIS is vastly important, a. a large amount oi
C0mniisSaria' and UIdupncc stores are deposited
there. and, lila place should fall Gen. Taylor
will be icit without resources oi any klrd.
was instructed by Gen. Taylor 10 send nu
fr.n Victoria expresses in such directions rs ]
might deem most advisable 80 ~ Ia have all
the men po,slLIc on their march to his rcliei
without awaiting the orders oi the Govornor.~ -
You will have it IN your power to send Ia The
lower Brlzo,, Houston and = Nonigumciv sounrr
than an express can so from Nicluria. there
fore leave that to you, knowing that II VEL be
promptly attended to. Ishall scndto MalagurGa,
Texans, Richmond and San feiTe u you
have nm orporun " please Serd 10 Washington.
shall send there lom Ia Change.
The place OF rendezvous for the foot compa.
nies Is suggested ly the general at Galveston :
that Of the mounted men ~ Corpus Christi ~
rhich ri,cr there ril he provisions snd icrnc".
~ ri''' it.. lion go .horld ii". oi -oif;
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14
HODE-ISLA AMBER THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IA, 1916.
known as an officer ho served iu the Florida

known as an officer " ho served IN the Florida
wnrj
CAMP RrFoRg MATAMonAs, April q, Ir4O.
The M.aicans have iorCo Of from two 4"
three thousand on tins side tho river, aud
their destination il doubtless Point Isabel,
where thero is not more than four hundred
men ofall descriptions You will believe mr
when tell you that this army will have The
hardest fighting that ever amy army had ~
this world, aud, unless reiDlorcetnenis ARE
largely aud spoodily sent to its assistance, il
must be- cnt oil, as the enemy are IN great
torco, and fear have been very much un'
dsrraied. tell you sir, the enemy have hs-n
entirely underra,.d, and this army has put
Itself in n trap, aud is cut off, (or about to be
SOY from its supplies.
! am here with Col. Twisgs MS an amateur,
and shal stick TO il I'LL am sIlcd or made
prisoner. -
Yours truly, X. FlTZPATRlCk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14

Th" following story is told by n Washing
ton correspondent al the Pilot, and il ought
10 be published with the names of,hc culprts,
lar and vide. lha, they may be made an
example Of:
Sorry wond ] be to think that the present
American Congress rpe"nfed the mo'slmy
aud religion of the people oi the United
States. Tor then Indeed Ne might contl lOds
that ,lriur had taken her flight from our
iauj, aud that vice noip to be- loved needs
but 10 he seru.' ! make these remarks with
90 reference IT, the distinguished names |
hav. men icurd. bot from the dali, examples
Of drhaprhry and dissipation which have
been ~ irq"rn' during the present session.
I will give you sIuele ipstan,r =, sn6icisp, 10
h,irg the blo.b IA ',ery Ame,iean's cheek.
'rso members oi Congress were lev nights
go conhnrd 10 "n' rooni, Jail aud ,nsDacl,d
| haud aud fr"r. AID What. ihink ,ou, va,
he c"r.rl .Uooio poiu. lr.. -ii iva
S,aI's ol 'hl> C"'Vu - 'eous, lysnia and Ms.
.nrti we thus 'rptrsrbird ~ our county
ah u, d.ieeairs oi 'hrif avn selection, " vhom
he, had much h.,irt kryi III hone 10 th.i,
""n ~"'L .h""s's. Ilowe,r, his IS hui OF,
|! sprt,ncr, I'D = ,h"l,e oLc.
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The regular correspondent Of the New
York Tribune gives the following items.


The committee to investigate ihe manner
in which &. J. Inee,soIl Obtained the infcr.
NATION which the President has said hs
could not copscirniiousIy communicate 10
Congress. met ou Wednesday morning.
Mr.. lngersoII. who had been summoned
before the committee for the sake Of learning
from him how he ob'aincd tho Information,
ransmitrd = note refusing to give any in.
formation.
The commi,ice accordingly adjourned ill
Thursday, at which time they have sum
moD"d Mr.. Buchanan, Secretary OF State,
Mr. Tris'. chief clerk, Mr., Siubbs, &C., to
appear before them.
They have addressed a notc 10 the Presi.
deOi. asking whether he knows aught Of tho
mannef io which the burglary (shall call
u y was effected.
The commune will pn,sue the matter to
tie PsOlis, and investigate faithfully. En-
Presidtn, Tyler will probably be summoned.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14

Tho House iuct MO \ VI

Reports on ,ariou, petitions referred 10 the
Committees on Corporations on the Judiciary,
on sale of real estates and accounts, wcrs
taken up aud Hcicd upnn.
Mr.. j. ". Clarke cailed mp the resolutions
submitt-d 10y him n day nr two siucc, IN re-
laii"n ~ lhr bill now pending in the Srnate of
the u. ; for the payment of claims for French
-po!Int"ns prior to 1900. Mr. &. made an
ab" and interesting "NpoSlii"h ni the CIrrun'
stances, whi"h cr"atrd the liability of the
UuiIod States TO the individual claimants
cucd from the proceedings "i til" commission.
urs aud other public dncumrnis--iha strong
g, d'ncr they furnish OF the Justice and VI.
grncy or iI.ir claims. Mr.. frnnrr Brown
replied to Mr.. e.. but finally Withdrew his
nppnsltion 80 the passage Of the resolutions -
! The resolutions were then adopted unonimoUs.
IN and were afterwards coHcurred ~ by the
Senate.
Tho bill 10 incorporate the Newport aud
Fall River Rail kond Company was then
taken up, read by sections, aud pn-,rd with.
out amendment
Th, bill was afterwards nc,rd upon IN the
Senate aud passed with slight amendment
~ the Sih section. In this the House, uilnr
.onr opposition, finally r"ncurred. Tb. bill
has therefore brcnme n law.
MrsHs Lnwton and Robbins, aud J. Man.
chrsur, of The Senate, were appointed com
mincc to ardit the General Trca.urcr's account
\ r.olution passed anlhotlsins the plant
ug uf shade trees IN trout of the Jail in this
town, ugd,r the direction of Mr. T. w Law.
ION
An act passed Ia amend the net establishing
r CONT or Justices ~ the civ Of Piovidnpcr.
a jnint committee va- raised To- take inio
consideration the various aurudments fug.
,esitd in ho necessary ~ amendment nf the
school Law, 50 luboriously prepared by Mr.
harvard This committee was directed ~ sii
~ The vnrainn aud To make their report to the
neat june session.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14

Naval iNrrtL,Ggxcr--Thr l. = steamer
Princeton NJ the Chnrlss'own Navy Yard. hns
~ her store. "n board, aud wilihc ready to ,ali
lof the Gulf of llr,ico ~ the end Of The week
h. ha. been put in excellent condition Tn.
figai, Cnllsd States, destined for the c"n't "l
NtirH, aud afterwards Tho Mediterranean, 10
: ttr the plnru W.. Cumberland va. lnl'ndrd Ia
.upply. ., ncsrly ready Tor sen. The tnzre In.
Jrj'ud.ur" vill r'uuirr IN "Bt'ay uf $4,000
ip, rsri.. nri ',i' net rtul''aly be road, ft
..r hslott DttpLut
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14

EJi,od from i,uer from Coi Fitzpatrick, Of
fiorida, s,rriar rs roiunfesr nndor Col.
Tpiggs, to a Mmber u Congress.
tCol I Gays the N. Y. Jcnrnal If Com.
mrtce.) /. gc't'eman Il igh thetaeicf, eel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02
Executors Sale

NN7ILL BE SOLD, Mt 'Edsetiela Court
wv House, on tile first Mondayin Decem.
Der next, t@anty seven, hundred and ninety
acres of Land belonging to the estate Of John
Fox, deceased, lying OIL the waters Of Chavers'
creek .(Jernigan's branch.) between ten and
twelve miles from Hamburg, and abGut tho
same distance fromthe Coult House, the great
er part between the EdsefeId and Columbia
roads: the first Passing a'onga par, Of The wss
oflhe whole track, adjoining lands o; Benjamin
R. Tillman, (Chester planlution) Cosby, But
ler's estate, Howard, Bartlett, Rambo, and
others. Thelract is well tmbered.
1t will be- divided before the sale and one
Plat Of the subdivisions left at Cosby's, one al
EdGe6eld Court House. and one ntAiken.
Terms made Known. the time Of sale.'
A. PlCQUET. .a4i T..
-, rs -, IL. H. CUMMING,
EG'trs. Of John Foa, decd:
septembere Hge I3t 80
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.,',... ri ,,:T;.a5R.1FF!. Is DIoWN:!'E
Rail Road is;lcoming! .
Money is Wanting!

"a 1HE F. Subscriber, at the old Original Cheap
a. CASH STORE, ta. es this method of
informing his friends. customers, and the pub.
lie in general, that there ia M such thing as
advertising Al one pnce and selling differently,
but he pledges himself, to sell as cheap as the
cheapest, and many articles cheaper, therefore
come one and all, and see he, and you will
not regret coming.
AMONG HIS STOCK CAN BE FOUND,
full assortment IF ufCAHCOES, from cents
10 Is cents, per yard.
Dohestics OF all.descriptons, .. =.
Bed Ticking mt 81 cents per yard,
A full assortment Of woolen &,co,,on Shawls,
Muslin de LANES, from 20 cents. higher,
Lambs wool, cutlon g. wooden HOSE, and
half Hose; white, black and slate colored
Stockings, i24 per pair, org pair for 81,
A full assortment ,ef MJTTS, from Scents
pair, higher
Gloves. Ladies' and Gentlemen's, very cheap,
A full assortment of CLOTHING:
Goats from $4 90, higher.
Panlaloons from 81 90, higher,
Vests from So cents higher
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs,
&c &c &c.
Fine perfumed Shaving Soap, two cakes for
ID cents s.f
MEDICINES, will he sold at cos. price,
therefore cheaper than any other Store
sells them, without any exceptions-Ad.
rice Gratis, :. rs
SEGARS from 10 cents per dozen, or 6 do2.
for so to 621 cents, the finest kind.
To mention all the articles. would be too
tedious, but one thing is certain, MONEY !
want, and will give better Bargains, than any
other ChSep CrSh Store.
Jus, received new Rice, a splendid article,
l8 pounds foi 81.
Likewise, received Sugar, Coffee and To.
DacCO.
Will be received in few days. Toys. Christ.
mas Presents. Candies, and every. article usu
ally keptin my line.
Just received few boxes Of: Sperm Can
dies, 375 cents per pound.
j. COHN,
Next door 10 Me5srs. PRESLEY 4 Bryan,
and opposite Goodman's Hotel.
noyr 25 St 44
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TO THE PUBLI1g!!

WHHE Exercises of the WOODGROVE
u ACADEMY, situated in the east corner
of Abbevilc District, will be resumed on the
First Monday in January next, under the in
siructon OF Miss Mary Julian
Rites of tuition per session. as follows:
For reading, writing. spelling anc
Arithmetic, S5 90
With the above, Grammar and Ge
ography, 9 90
With the above Philosophy, natu-
raj, mental and moral, Chcmis- ..,
try, Botany, Criticism, Compost.
ton, DC, ID 90
Music per session, Ii 90
Five months to make session.
For Use Of Piano, per session, 80
boarding. including washing aud candles,
ca" be obtained near the Academy for 81 per
MONTH
JAMES GILLIAN,
WILLIAM EDDINS.
November 81 AZ IS
The Abbeville Banner will copy A times.
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Heaven, before you aud in the presence
of this assembled multitude, we solemnly
pledge ourselves to "follow wherever il
waves, and bear it aloft in triumph, or
perish beneath it in glory"
The Volunteers were then marched into
The Court House, and were addressed in
we'll. timed aud lorcble speech by Col. l..
T. Wigfall. who was remaining here for
the day, en- route forthe Rio Grand.
The meeting of the "o!d 96 Boys" was
then adjourned, to assemble continually on
each day until the complete organization
of the company.
The zeal aud patriotism manifested by
every Vo unIeer, by every citizen and by
every individual present at our meeting
warrants Us ir saying to our sister Dis.
tricls, that Edsefied will not Oe found
wanting. In the name of the "Old '96
Boys" We call opon the other Companies
of the "PaImetlo Regiment" 10 meet US
in Charleston.
From The generous encouragement ex
tended 10 US by our citizens generally
from the smiles of Our ladies, and from the
spir, of our young men, we promise, that
in Charleston, or. Unnecessary, on the walls
Of ST. Lodis Po;osi, Old Edgefeid wiN
anS'osr for herself.
p. S. BROOKS, Chairman.
JOSEPH ABHEY. Secretary.
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:lTHAs PERFEGTlYsstgREDsMFSs

l. - PhHddstPha. tDeEeubers 1887,
10 DR.. D. D.Jayne-Dear SifAThs astoniisl,.
ing and iniraeulous beneficial effects your val.
liable 'EXPECFORANT- has had on INV
Delghbor, the, Rev.. Mr.. iRssling, nlade, so "a.
Vofable an impression on my mind. that afler
consulting with several friends, aud lea, ming
ttat you were regular Practitioner Of MediI.
cine, called upon ycu, and purchased balfa
dozen bottles and told you that if lived to
take them. you should have a good report FROM
,me. sos, VI A. z.-f ,,.l..,... -,
am alive and well this day.. Thanks to a
nerciful God and your Expeciorant ;and now
leone forward cheerfully to fulfil my promiset
For twenty long years had been y constant
sufferer from the effects of a hard, dfy cough
pain in the breast, and dificalty Of breathing;
the last Eve of which, chIls sald lever. every
spring ard fall, added to my misery. i was
worn away 10 snere skeleton; with the great
est:dItticulty only could get, up and down
stairs; my yappetite was gone. and my strength
had so lar failed nae. that my friends were pet-
suaded could not survive many weeks, un.
less obtained relief Indeed, sir, ury situation
was so. perfectly miserable io;: myself, and so
distressing ,e. My faHily, thatI let willing 10
take me Home. But heard or your NJ edicine.
and relief came. Yes it proved the "Balur
Of Gead" to my afflicted body. Before, had
taken one bottle. experienced d mitigation Of
all my symptoms. and to my great joy | found
in IteIeontinued use. OF it the bappiests relief
In short, sir, IL has made a perfect cure fine
and |. can truly say, have NO desire te be bet:
ter. :: ~ 81
With everlasting gratitude, / am dear sir,
your obliged frieyd,. ~ MARY GILL.
Corner oil Rose Street and Germantown Road,
Philadelphia. n:;'r.iI9 ..t.', ~ .g4s-
h. S. ROBERTS is Dr. D. Jayns's
onl y Agent al Edgefeld Court House.
Beaclre Of Countertsits ..a 81
December 2, St ~, As ,,
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Brought to theeJail

OF IhIs DIslrict,.a neg:o man, whp says
his name is EELlCK, and that he be.
longs 10 Dri Armsread, living 10 Peters:
burg, Georgia. Said, negro is, abou, FIVE
feet, eight or nine inches high, between
thirty and thirty Eve years Of age. and Of
dark complexion. le has ca The upper
part of:his nose ai'scar, also one on his right
eye. He isinclined, to be bow- legged
The owner is requested to come for:
ward. prove property, pay charges. aud
,ahe him away, or ho will be dealt with as
the law directs. :! .5':
c. H. GOODMAN, Jailor.
Dec.2 as If
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Notice,

FENHE Subscribers anxious to hiring their nm.
b settled business 10 final close. once
more. and for the last time would earnestly mn
press upon all persons indebted 10 them, tne
necessity of forthwith closing oil demands iuc
them.
They now most respectfully request and sin.
cerely hope. that all who owe them will make
their arrangements TO settle such dues during
Tile Fail and Winter. AT the same time, can.
dour requires lhatwc should say, all such claims
as remain unsettled at return day Tor March
Court next, must be settled with other persons
than ourselves.
A. BLAND,
w. 7. BUTLER
october ss # 40
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YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND
DAE SCHOOL,

gAE GVaEtQaSGba
EDGEFIELD Court House, SOUTH CAROLINA.
ST is my purpose TO open q SCHOOL, uI
Il this character, on The first Monday in Jan
nary, l847, in my House, near 10 the Episcopal
Church by which time School Room will
be built commodious enough to receive large
number of Pupils. :. -
All the usual branches ofan English educa.
ton will be taught. together with French.
Music, Drawing and Painting, by competen.
Teachers, employed for the purpose,
Il Public EIamaiution will take place once :,
year and the Musical Pupils will be required
to perform in private Concert once nlor,ll:
at which time they will be examined on the
Theory Of Music, so that proof may be given
ha, they are we'll grounded in its rudimeus.
Persons wishing 10 place their children Ii.
this School are requested to make application
as enrly as possible, that preparations may b.
made for their reception particularly for sue
rs may come az Bnarders,
Rales of 1'nitiou and Board, paya BILE in ad
vance, will be as follows:
:. ;. II; Per Quarter
For Spelling, Reading, Writing
| and Arithmetic, -. a's' s a O.:
Geography, Grammar and Cem
position, with the above, 6 Oh
History, Natural and Moral Phi
losophy, Chemistry. Botany, &C.,
with the above. 8 OF
French, 6 0(
Music on the Piano. 10 Or
Music on The Guitar. 8 OF
Drawing and Painting, 6 0t
Board, including Washing and
Lights per month, 49,, 10 00
charge Of SO cents per quarter will be
made for wood during the Fall and Winter
EDMUND B. BACON,
Nov 25 If "A Principal.
The Charleston Evening News, Augusta
copy one time each, and forward account.
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JlEOs'e .N'esc Goods !

~ L. & E. PENN, have just received
W. from New York, a very handsome lot
of'FANCY GOODS, and also complete us.
sortment ofWorsted Gnods for Ladies Dresses,
Plaid French Merinoes. Ombre Cashmere,
Figuered do, Muslin de Laine Shuwls,
PLAID do. Mezeppa do, Cashmere do,
Gala Plaid, black Belvidere do, very large
80. and heavy, ,.=......,.,,..,, ,-,.,,
Black Gro de Rhine Silk. =. .
Double width do, very superior article;i !
Together with many other desirable articles,
all Of which win be sold >heap. asms
povember Is # "a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Wilson Stewart,
pS.
Henry Spires.

Henry Spires.
EN ENRY SPIRES ho is now in the Gus
Ell tndy of the Sheriff Of Eds gheld District,
by virtue of wri, of capias nd satisiaciencnm.
nt the suit Of Wilson Stewart, having filed his
Petition with schedule or oath Of his whole
estate ami effects, with the purpose of obtain.
inn the benefit of the Acts commonly called
the insuIvent debtors Acls, public notice is
hereby given that the petition Of the sand Henry
Spires will be heard and considered in the
Cont of Common Pleas, at Edsefeld Court
House, on the first Monday in March next, or
ON sach other day US the Court may order du-
ring the term. commencing on the first Monday
in March next, at said place. aud oil the cred.
itols of the said Henry Spires are hereby sum;
moned personally cr by attorney. then and
there in said Court TO show cause, i any they
can, why the benefits Of the Acts aforesaid
shoud not be granted to the said Henry Spires
upon his executing the assignment required
by the Acls aforesaid
Clerks Office, 2l,h Nov 1916 3m A
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.gegh,sStsisfrgsOs.'s Sale,

BID Y pertnisslnn from John Hill, Esq, Or
ED diuary OF Edsehrd District, will pro.
ceed to sell at the late residence Of Henry L.
Ware, on Monday the 2lst December instant,
The personal estate of said deceased, CONSISTING =
in part of27 Negr"es Corn, Fodder, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plant ation and
Blacksmith Touls, stock Of Horses, Cattle,
HoEs;and Sheep.
Terms Of sale made known OIL the day OF
sale. JAMES GRAFTON,
Dec.2 81 45 Administrator
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Volunteers Attention i!

VOU are hereby required TO appear at
IA Edgetield Court House, OH Monday next,
the 9Th instant prepared TO march Immediately
to Charleston. As many rs viii rendezvous
dnring the week at Edgefed Court House, for
the purpose Of drill will be provided fol Ivy
the citizens Of the place The roll Of the com.
pany is still open for every man between the
ages Of IS aud 45. \ large amount Of money
mas already been subscribed for the benefit Of
the families of INDECENT men, who feel for their
conntry's honor.
Each new recruit will report himself inmc-
diately at Edgefeld e. H..to
p. 5. BROOKS, Captain.
Edsefield, Dec2 II As