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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-26
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEPI'
SUNDAYS
CARRYING THE GREA

CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
BY the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
Guy FONT, Pete sburg, Weldon Wilmington, TO
Charleston, s. c.. avoiding all that imp easanl
changing, (as on the route via Washington, } with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
81 a2efga Leaving lower end Of JpCar's Wharf,
HrysSeS sssSlEe Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays
ss4ssEssEihEz at O'Clock P. NJ. in the well known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon,
q sghsSY EMERALD, Capt, Russell, or JEW
Ra.sst ecEss, Captain Sutton, ttais Line has
years, "ithou. less Of PROPERTY OF Lfe-the Boats
built expressly far this Ioute arriving in Norfolk
morning, after comfortable night sleep, at o'clk;
thence up James River, with its beautiful scenery,
u AspE in daylight, in steamboat CURTIS
Mrs taggssRq PECK, Captain Davis, steambo GA
ALICE, Capt. Brough to City Point
Railroad now in complete order TO Petersburg, Va.
(snmclime in advance of The line via Wash inPtOn
by The boat up the Aqua Greek, arriving in Peters
burg 10 time for good rest, TO encounter the airoad
TO Weldon and Wilmington, ". c., and thence 10
harlestsn, >. e.; through fast any other line,
with much more comfort and less expense Also,
connecting with the Sca Board and Roanoke Rail
road, in fall operation for Passengers Freight
leaving Portsmouth every Monday, Wednesday and
Newtsn's It. 3oykns Depots. And iheRce by the
steamer Fox, from Frank in to EdenOn, Plymouth,
Newbern, and Washington, ". c. Returning on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdo Va, connecting with
the boats for Baltimore.
Con(OmablG 10 uur usual custom at this season, the
fare for lAe present will he as follows:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
IN 0uth, Na.,,.,.,, Observation-Disclosures. $500
Between Baltimore "a FTanklin, 600
do do EwhnOmt or Petersburg, Va. NO
do do Gasl a or Weldon, 500
do do TT0aah 10 Charrstnn,S G. 20 o.
Meals on board BayanA lanes River Boats, includ
ed thereby saving al la 81 f.! expenses.
l3- Travellers viii bG directed by our Socitin.
gent, and give your checks to him or our Portpi
in the depot yard, (NnrfOlk Line on his Rat,( whe
will conduct you and year baggage to the bOdr
O5tf 7. SHEPPARD, Agent,
/ PORT DEPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
s. A
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PORT OPPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION IRAIN-

Commencing on MONDAY, 1911 .4priI, 1861
For the convenience of the
E.ssti5stI siH ~ citizens and others in the vi
LIZ, 49, 5-tAsA, cinity Of Port DepOsite and
ts. Ila.asi.asS avre de- Grace Passenger
Car will be attached TO the freight train, leavins
Havre de Grace daily Except sundays at O'clock
P, NJ, arriving in Baltimore about ha If past7.
G2-Ths line will also enable citizens of Baltimore
who go out in the Morning M all Train, to devote 3
ORA hours to business or recreation, at Havre de
Grace or Port Deposie, and return to Baltimore by
dusk.
FISHERMEN and sportsmeu generally will find
this very seasOnable train TO return early in the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of sundry wri's of Fieri IA
ID cias TO me directed, / will proceed 10
SELL q, EdseieId Court House, ou ~ the first
Monday snd Tuesday in March .s ne&t,
The following property in the following
named cases: rse.s,,
Hiram Roberts, Trustee Of Mary Rob,
er,s, vs.. Robert Mccullough; Jane anu IND
Douglas Robertson, vs.. the same; John
Amaker, VS.. the same; bennett Wallace
and Robert Wallace Ex'fs, aud others;
seyera!Iy, vs. the same, The tract of land n,.s
where the defendant lives, con.alng Sev.
en- Hundred and Fifiy.sx acres more or
less, adjoining auds of Washington WISE,
Moses Swearensin, Joei Roper anu
others.
Terms of sale cash.
ii. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
February 6 1916 Ate -~ .
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State of South Carolina;
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Stanford F. Mays and wife. } Summons
Applicants, VS.. Pa,sey Spikes IN :,.
and Others, Defendants. Partition:
DY virtue of an order from John Hill,
ID ESP. Ordinary Of EdgefId District,
! shall proceed 70 sell. Edsefeld Court
House oi, ltfs first Monday aad Tuesday
in March next. lands belonging TO the es-
late Of John Giily. deceased, situase is
District and State aforesaid, near Cam
bridge, adjoining Hands Of Thomas Payne,
John Moore and the Estate Of Pa.sey
Ligh,foor, and OILERS, containing One
Hundred and Fly five acres more; or Iess'
on credit until the frs. Of January next.
Purchasers 10 give bond aud good person
al security and a mortgage Of the p'em'ii-
ses 10 The Ordinary 10 secure the purchase
money. cost 10 be paid in cash.
II. BOULWARE,. S E. D..
February s 1916 De 3
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= = -ili-E..- u .ltSI p. 5S.--.,.st
SHFRIFF SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Fier' Fa-
ID cias to me directed, will proceed to
sell at Edge6eld Court House on the hrst
Monday and Tuesday in March next,
the following property, in the following
named cases.
John o. Nicholson and David Strother,
Administrators. VS.. Reuben Il. Reynolds;
William l.. Tuoke. ys. the same. trac;
of laud containing One 'Huhdted aud FIi.
teen acres mole or less, adjoining lands ol
Dr.. John Lake. lessee Timniermon and
Mrs. Berry. 7.F-i~-'
Terms of sale cash.
II. BOUL WARE. S. E. D.
February9 1916 Ate .13
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RIO Excuse for q Bald Head

7UyHE following communication, rom me
II Rev. Professor Eaton of Hamilton
College, N. Y ..5in addition TO hundreds of 9TH
ers equally respectable, should remove the
doubts of every reasonable person Of The nni-
form and singular efficacy Of Jayil'es Hair
Tonic. yasiI5a.sfsiy, ~ ..,o
s-sp:s..! ,yzes Hamilton, Feb. 18th, l640.
DR.. D. JAYaE.--Dear Sir:-I cannot say
my hair is restored, but can say that II aP-
pears - be ia Us rapid a process Of restoration
as>couh reasonably be expected. hau not
finished the first bottle, before adeclded change
was manifest oyer Ghe bald part OF the heaa 10
which it was applied. A new growth oi. nue.
glossy halt, much like that OF dH in,ant aP.
peared, and has continued to increase, dno l
have had it cut two or three uncs l nave
recently tcommeaced upon the tllrd Do'l'e'
but have been good deal irregular in the use
Of the Tonic from file first. and from lt'ls
cause upprehend that the effect is al present
less than it otherwise wouldss sshavej6een.
lbegan the use Of the Tonic with il!ie of
no faith that it would ever he successlul on
my head, though felt enlife confidence az
your statements of what it l,ud done TO olhers,
and / was as tnliehasurprised as Edeilsh htea'
when saw the effects Y GU ;recolect the aP
pearance of my head when in:yo o. oH'ee.
| assure you my hair has been nearly, - no,
quite, an inch longer the times j have hea II
cut, 81, these paris which were nearly destitute
af arIy, when you saw me- It was, however;
very fine, though quite thick. am flushed .:i
with sapguine hope Of final success IN me "il'
igent use of your Tonic, swhichst sta,nidst nli the
hair humbugs which have, been advertised
Ia the papers,)I am constrained 10 believe - IS
what il ciait,s TO be, and that t,oiA maic their
hair gru,o and no mistake. di least on some
heads. GEO.sW. ha atoN, M
Profe esscr ii, the Hamilton Literary and fheo'
Iogicai Seili!hatS. ,,,neDrs
For saFa by 5'':. r.. 8. Robth
Fsbrlary4 a3t -
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

IN Equity.
Henry Stone aud others vs. Bill for Relief
psaSa"! p; 5, seaEes' Jassn.sI Admf Of o"na, and
EN- pursuance OF the order Of The Court
Il passed al the last term, requiring me Ito
inquire and report to the Couit. al its ne1tt tern
who were the next Of kin Of Philip Lightiont,
the Defendants intes,ate. at the time Of his
death, and whether any Of them are since dead,
aud If dead, whois or are their personal repre-
scnatise or representatives" Public notice is
hereby given to all persons. claiming TO be the
next Of kin ofsaid Philip LightGso;, late ID the
District and Stale aforesaid, that they appear
before me in The Commissioners Office, at
Edgefeld Court House, OH or before the first
day # May next, and make proof fof their
kindred and right or Oh their failure 10 do SO,
they will be excluded from the benefit Of any
decree that may be pronounced i'll the matter.
s. s. TOMPKlNS, c, Z. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov l2 3m AZ
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oTEsTIoNs AND ANSWERS.

Do YOU enjoy good health Z
Yes, very much, when have 1t.
What are eggs new-a days
Wilfyou gi,.e dpe a half cup o' eoNee
lVc have no halfcilps. 5s.g.,
1,a,,,,,,,, ,h;,sk the sun is very warm to-day!
I Ean,ttelI-I haven't been there. ,.
Did Did yoa sa.v a load Of wood ior me lust
week
Eo-but saw your vile. -,
Have Won gagged 10 sake that S cloth
Why: no, / meisagged TO Charles s,;.s
Are you netdeur u, your prices, ME. !,
~ suppose soss Every 6pdy says = al' = .
lille deai." ,.,..,;,,,
Neitier-lin shoemaker:
How do you find sourselfa
i hav'ni been lost.
NV son, how is it that you waste so much
{ dom. was,e--i.s SISTER who's wasIed'
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'HV aarramt's Compound Extract

"a OF CUBEBs AND CAPAvAI. stands unri
vailed Iur its efficacy, 1t performs cure in
few days-nu confinement or restriction in
diet Is necessary. 1t will be found invaluable.
beng prepared with the greatest possible care,
upon wetcsled principles, found upon that
important law first established Ly the ceIebru-
ted Or. Fordvee viz: That a combination
of similar remedies will produce more certain.
speedy and considerable effect than an equiv
alent dose of any single one" "a combinn,
,ion of Cubebs aud oapavia form n very nse-
fnI medicine in cer,aln cases Sir r. Cooper
F.. r. S.. M r. S., &c., &c.
This article is just deceived, and for sale hy
ID. TIBBETT'S. (
Dec. 10 It 46
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Lost or Stolen (!

NN Tuesday. the 9th inst, a small
W SILK Purse, onlainipg, Forty Dol.
lars. (viz: four Ten Dollar Bills on the
Hamburg Bank,) one small=nolo on p.
Gully, for So 50c.s,, payable 10 S. b.
Ryan ono accom-, on N. Rainy, in ia
vor of Jas. Lowell. and several other pa
pers not recollecled. A liberal reward
will be given for the recovery Of tile same.
B. J. RYAN.
Dec. IL II AZ
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70 Physicians. Planters, Mer-

TO Physicians. Planters, leF-
CHANTS, AND THE PuBLIc IN GENERAL I!
rHSHE SubscriI has recelvcd, aud is re-
u ceiving Ia. supplies of
EsrWss, HHcaaacA1Rcs, aEEasS,
&c, &C.,
from one Of the largest Importing Houses III
:. the city of Augusta and selling them
at the Augusta or Wholesale
prices for Cash, or ona
short credit.
To which lie would most respectfully call The
attention of the Physicians, Planters Fam.
lies. and all others who wish Ia purchase
any article in this branch OF business.
Persons llon, distance. ordering G"ods may
rely upon receiving them ct the best q"a'"y
and at the lowest market prices.
A fill supply oi FAMILY MEDICINES
will be kept on retail aud tie most faithful at
ten,on given to Physician and Family pre-
scription
Among the many articles o ,ch'ch his stock
IS composed. are the JoLlorlng
Medicines.
CaIomei, aud PiluIae Hydtars. Of the brand
Of Mander, Weaver, and Munder, oulphate'
Acelpte, and HydrnchIora!e of Morphnc:'
Piperine, Srychnine, aud Iodlne Optlmns, Sui
pbale dc Quinn, uyLliodate ui P"tlnssa. hre'
oso,. Ipicac, Julap. Super Carbonate OF so
da, Cream of Tartar. EHelic Tartar, &c.
Drugs.
Gum GaIbanizcds Camphur, Aloes. Myrr''
Opilm, Denarcoium. do. BaIsam COpavia.
Cubebs, Sarsaparilla extract, and root Spts.
Ntrc. &c. &c.
Oils.
Lampoil. tinseed. Tram. Sweet, and cold
expressed Castor Oil,
Paints. EarnisheS. &c.
8 White Lead, OF different brands. and quail.
ties, ground in oil, aud in kegs. Dry White
Lead, Cromc Greeu Crome Yellow, Yellow
Orcre. Stone Orcre, Red Lead, LI'harse,
Lamp Black, Verdisris, Srts Turrenlinr
Copal Varilsl. Japun. and Black or Leather
du.
Dive Stufis
Among which are Pussiate ui hon :
Spanish Float Indigo, Carolina Indigo Mad
der, Copperas, Anatlo Brazil Wood. Log
w ood, Cam Wood. and MIC Wood.
Brushes.
Pant Brushes Of all SIZES. Cloth do, Tooth
Furuaturc. Flesh Nail. White Wash, Black
ing, House. Tanners, busting Broom, Hearth
Shaving. Comb, Sweeping, Scrnbhing. and
Painters Busting Brushes, together with Il
variety OF other Bushes. used by Pninters' and
others, moi herein mentioned.
Patent Medicines.
Among The many OF which are. The follow
nc, viz: Swans Panacea, T lllasck's Yer :
mmiiuge, Thompsuns Eye Waller Henry 5
Calcined Magnesia, Jaynes' Expectorant Pc
;ers Pills. Rowan Tonic Mixture, Hair Ton
ic, Moffat's Pills, Tonic Bilteis and Compo-
si,ion. &C.. together with general assort
men, Of the mostpopular nossrums OF the day
a GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PERFUMERY AM
SOAPS OF TIE FINEST QUALITIES,
ALSO -
Window Glass OF various sizes from 6-S
10000. 4,r r ~ -
Ihe,above establishment will be conducted
by Dr. C!aybrook, who has had considerable
experience iiliIle apoliecary business, aud fol
f,lleslast; two ycarsa practitioner of medicine.
------- b
Edsefield q !. III Oct 255tli lS45 If 40
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4, rEHbEGFAEHiD 90.
Fema lie a C d e nv,

THSHE Trustees have engaged the services of
Il Miss SARAH RICHARDSON, TO take
charge Of this Institution, lnl the ensuing year.
Miss K. has for several years assisted DR. w.
B. Johnson in Teaching, and has during the
present year been CONNECTED with the Green.
wood School. The high character and quail
ifca,ions Of Miss K. may nduc" parents with
great confidence, to contide heir daughters to
her instruction.
The year will be divided into two sessions.
allowing The usual vacations.
Rates of Tuilium pen Session, payable one.
half in advance for each session, aud the balance
at its close.
Per Session
For Spelling, Reading, Writing,
and Arithmetic, 5 10
Geography, Grammar, Compost.
ton with the above. l2 G0
Natural, Meu!aI .aud Mural PHI
lusophy, Chemistry. Botany,
Logic &c, with the nbove. Is 90
Fifty Cents per session Inr fire wood.
by order Of the Trustees.
n. l.. GRIFFIN. Chairman.
N. b. Mr.. Z. b. Bacon viii give
lessuns in Music to those who desire 1t.
Dec. 10 dt rs
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| State of Sout garoiina
f. fl GEE ED .DIsTRfG fG N
.sss:I ~; NJ COMM ON ven Els, .sss;

Job Grisha,u . ~
.,::ssys; dttaeeNen
LAjah fByne.s ~ II,
A:Ssy,s Virgins, 95
VS.. S.yT.%t, > = y dttnctnac1ts al w
Elijah Byne. ]:
HHS He Plaintiffs iiis The. above cases bayiogs
IL thisaay fledtheif daciaraiion oi 81
ss nss ss hs Mi, tuning
State, on whom q copy ofisaid declafallonss
with rule to plead Gun be served q u thefess
fore ordered, that the; said ID efendunts does
appear aud plead To- the said diclas9tio ions siI a
yeur and a day from The dafe hereof or fnai
and absolute Judgment WILDE awarded against
him by default. 6 &
~ THoS.fG.. BAG q r. q I;
Clerks Office, May IA, ,le45. I6 Ss5ss:s
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PROSPECTUS
OF a sEw DEMOCRATIC PAPER
The southern journal,

Il HGC 'DVtUtHcOs ~ ~VeSE SesuGS
TO be published in Tallahassee, Fto,ida.
vstHE. undersigned proposes 10 establish III
lne City of Tai lahassee, weekly News
name, to be nlitled l. The Southern Journai,"
io be DEVOTED 10 Politics. Literature, Aglicul-
turc. the cause OF Temperance, and Morality
genetaliy. :;
tach itself 10 the southern school, aud sustain
those principles which among Southern Dem
ocrats are known rs the Stase Rights Doc.
trincs.
|, will contend for strict construction Of
the Constitution of The United States; believing
thai the federal Government was the result
of compact betw cen separate and indepen.
dent States. aud that every power not expressly
granted, was reserved to the States, seyerally
That the exercise of any power not expressly
granted on the part Of the Federal Govern.
ment ls an usurpntiou, and should be checked.
Tile Southern Journal will contend for
the dpctrine that the Federal Cove oiinent
should take no money from the people Of The
States, except by the express grant under The
authority OF explicit terms Of Tie Constitution.
It will contend that no Taiif <sIrould be etim:
posed, except for TIE epnrpose of Revenue, aud
10 QelIly tlle HtCCSoatJ SapsnSSS VI aa 3Ss"SS,
nominal administration Of Government. y =, :.
II will oppose The appropriation Of the pro.
ceeds Of The sales Of tue public lands 10 ,he
States VI =;
Tl,ese are are SOME Of shes leading topics which
al ihe ntieniinn Of Tho ....Snuihern
Jnurnai =
In relation to lie heal affairs Of the State,
Inc Journal viii be Democratic and support
lie policy of the Democratic Party: Witirthe
strife aud the bitterness Of a by.gone day,
it will have us liide 10 do as, the uature Of its
position will permit. Those questions which
have in times past divided the public mind,
which have been discussed aud seuled-Which
are no longsr practical questions, and which
can have no weight with practical statesmen or
enlightened people. it will permit 10 pass uu.
regarded, unless imperiously forced upon its
attention
The Southern Journal" will be published
every Tuesday and furnished 10 subscribers
al three dollars per annum, payable invariably
in advance. The undersigned has also made
arrangements TO secure the assistance in the
editorial department., oil an highly intelligent
gentleman of Alabama; whose connection with
the Journrl will commence sometime III jan
uary. w. BARTLETT.
Tallahassee, 9th December lS4G If
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Englisk S C b oolt

HN HE Subscriber will open OH the Secona
Il ,S1onday in; January next, ocnooi a.
Pottersoitts, near lEdge6eld Court Hollse. ne
will teach the following branches VIZ: or,heg-
raphy, Reading, Wreing, English GIam.i@s .s;
Arithmer., Geography Astronomy Matlliai
Philasophy, and eshe1 Branches cennecto" WIN
aihogongha English Education,
g A,few young gentlemen can receive '"s'fu''
ton inthe Classics.
{. Rates cf.tuinen will be- moderate J..
Good board can, be obtained ~ very res
pec.able and pious families on reasohap'e
terms n ~ s,ss. -. - .sa1,z. ;,,,y
Dec. 10 tf --Ses. '' 40 ?
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Merchandise. &C.

AT MODERATE CHANGES
We will give undivided attention TO any bu-
siuess i'm our lin. entrusted tu our care. ex.
cept the Juyiuy Of .ottou, which we reIrse 10
20 OH either 0ur oDn account or that Of others.
believing it difficult 10 please in tho un'ea.ca-
pacity oil both buyer aud seller.
From The long exp .riencc Of our senior
partner, and by prompt aud dev"leI attention
to all matters OF business, cunlded To uS. we
hope 10 merit II share of public patronage.
WALKER & PEARSON.
Hamburg, 5. c.. Sept II Gm S5
The Edsefeld Advertiser Abb. Banner, An.
derson Gazette, Pendleton Messenger. and
GreenvillG M"mnainneg, each, will copy the
above fcr six months. s.-J0u17iai.
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South Caroline,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


IN THE COMMON PLEAS
Nancy M. DiIlard, E1ecu,ix. VS.. Deem in
Enoch Byne, Harmon Hust. For. At
and VIM. H. Byne. ,achm
. atllE Plaintiff in the above stated cases Inv
2 ing this day filed her declaration IN my
office, and the defendants having neither wives
or attorneys known tobe within the limits of this
Stale, on whom copy Of said declaration.
-with rule to plead can be served: Itis stbere
fore ordered, tia, the said defendants do plead
to the said declarations, within year and q
day from disqualification ofthis order, or, final
and dabsolute ejudsmentwill be awarded agains
them. J. =. IS ~
THO oMASsGTBAGoN 6. o.p, 4
Clerks Office, l7lh March le45 ly 6 8
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E,dgefeId AcdemV.

THNHE Exercises of this Institution vii
a. be resumed the first Monday in Jan
uary, IS46. Teruss as hereloture-nanely,
rates of tuitionfrom TWELVE 10 EIGHTEEN
DOLLARS por session, according TO the
branches OF study taught; md as hereto
fore, none admitted for less time than Il
session, except by special stipulation be-
Iorehand, the charge being made for ad-
mission, and nol for teaching.
Good board may be had in the vicinity,
and one or Two more pupils may be ac-
commodaled in the family of the Teacher,
II. X. McCLINTOCk.
Nov 26 II At
CIGARS.
n "A NJ. Large Spanish ( w. a. ID
s ~ 10 N.Spanish e. lValedos) y;
IOM,. do (R.P.,M.)
-5M. Imperial Regalias, ("Venus."
Jus, received, and for sale by
SIBLEY & CRAPoN
Hamburg, 1876 # 26.
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state Of South Carolina. 3
s. .EDG.EFiELDl. Dls.Rlc CT.
IN ,THEaC C 0MM ON PLE1S,ai.

Il
Archibald s.. t''t B0sss' & pesIn. 81
Harmon HustFG y '4rg sssSspsa; 1Ss ~
vs. o s;:sI eDeclarations sst
Enoch Bynsa a a4.faellaeas. 1 f'ss e = !.
a"u a. Bogss, vs. & ! ,.;5S
Enash q syns,S D'si4'''''A : s'''l'sfss
charles ss. l''''' Deezsn. f Il j Ii
Harmon rinss.
Wm' i'a,'pI aa,nes, Iness =, B
Euoeh h'i pyne. 1'ss'''' ;Aa'ss''sH'
De"Ja"i" " - ' D.cla,oi;,n ;s,,;;s So
,is. l.Ss;! S;aS S,ss SI!ss4 ,ssss: S
A''JsGm 'IoI,m M Ke,r'lt. i.5;,S ,..yosa,;s,,g
suFv,s0fs:s vs' Attachment; i.s n M i,s:.
r,,os sI p,no ,,, 's5 1.e'uetss4s.s I:
,,maos OsI Ryn%p ns,,a,S,,; S,;n,, is;:i s;
r.,. vs.. naa.,, e. :,
Harm H0Imon HSsi. = 81 s:
3. B. MilIeI,E .!:l. sEs9i.s * /. zssss:ss a
SIS. Dec. In 44ttasagrn S
Harmon Hust. ~, sSsSs' sss
Keers Sc Hope, ~. 55stss ~
VS.. Dec. in Attdeimeas &:
Enoch Byne. - = ~
John Rogers, 81. -:i, e. ~
Enocl RSne ond d ,g.sum Ss,aes..sa,' = I,
Filth 'fvne sff y ~. E =
Ale.nnder WaIkar gl!tsss,Tr
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EH. H.. eDEFFERSs
Gener:ls Agent and Commission
HEepc1l1 mt, Hamburg, s.. Cf'2Si

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Gcneras Agent and Commission
Merchant Hamburg, s. CT
STILL offers h ( services to bis friends and
- the public, nd he will devote his undlyl;
dcd attention 10 c s..as, s,.sfs d. q
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR, .
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING GOODS. :.
Burning Goods for Planters or Merchants, or
attend to any business that maybe
committed to his care.
He embraces this opportunity Of rendering
his thanks to his friends for their liberal patron.
agr heretofore bestowed, and by industry and
close attention to business. he hopes to merit.
and to continue to receive the same. II shall be
his aim tomake all his charges as light as pos.
sibe. knowing that it will be TO 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
wharfage. AIIsprndnce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold on arrival, ifso ordered.
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G O m mission Buslne ess.
l. 10 our friends for the liberal
H patronage hitheito received, we respect
fully solicit rOuti:narce 9fihe same at our old
WatCF-ProSf Syarc-4hosSse,
Where we will continue To ReceirC. Store and
Sell CorroN aui other PRODUCE, Rece,rc