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lax 4 ot;ce-No Q.

q will attend at the tunes and places licreai.
81 Ter srcciiiQd, to collect the General, Poor,
and ROAD Tax lor .lIc year 1915, us follows
VIZ:
At SmyJ'y's on Monday Both March.
- Pine Ilu;.sc, Tuesday 3lsl.
RandoIs, on " ednesday lst April.
I" Bracn Island, on Thursday ID
Hamburg ON Friday the 81 '
- Geigcrs Uu Saturday the 4Il ''
- I'd. Quart House ilunday 9Th -
Wish,man's 5. II Tuesday 7;I "
Golfers Old piacr, "Wednesday Srh
Red Hill un Thursday 9th
Dlairs nn Frriiay IUlll
I" At FIcclhnds "u Saturday lllI "
Liberty Hill OH Monday l3tii
A, Grllin's on Tuesday l4lli ="
Shcppaid's OH "Wednesday, 18th"
Shullerield "n Thursday 10Th g
Tuwlc' on Friday I7h =
" CoIemln's Y Roads on Sal'uy 18th
= Perry'sX x RAIDS on M"niay 2Oh
RlnelafI's nn tuesday 2lst
Noun, Wiling on "Wednesday 22d
N"rrls's Tnuiday 23d
Ridge oil Friday 2i'iI
Boulw 'snt Satndrny 25lh
- = un Monday 9Th
richardson's on Tuesday 2slli
:. Don's OH "Wednesday 2o;Ii
EdseGed e Lon Monday and Tuesday
4lIl anh 5lh May.
Afe which my Buuks will be closed Tor the
p'' John QUATTLEETM, 7. L. D:
Mar "a st =
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Precious Larkr, VS.. VIM. D Bill for
Raiford and wife, Fl. Boul>
ware and wife, and others. Partiiion
IN pursuance OF an order OF the
Il Court Of Equity, referring TO the
Commissioner olSce: tain and rrportlEc
debIS Of the estate and Eyrculrix OI
Capt. John Lark deceased, 10 be paid
oul OF the proceeds Of lhr sale Of tIc
proJrrty sold by The Commissioner in
Equity in this case. 1t is ordered, lha,
tie parties in this case and tie crcd,-
tons claiming payment from the pro
c"eds Of said sale, do appear in my
"flicr on reference bv II o'clock a. Nj.
on Saturday the 18Th day Of Aplil
next.
SIS TOMPKINS, c. E.E.D.
COM Office March II ST s
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The Eicquence Of iOt,cn-lIon. IFm
c. PnS!oa.-- Every one has hoard Of The
action, action, cc;iOn ui Demosltenes.
and Of what variety of emotions an'l
passions Ruscius could express by mere
gesture; let il not be supposed, however,
that such pcrcciInEs of art Irloug 10 the
aucicnrs only The following anrcdotc
of tie Hon VIM e. Pfcstau. is iiius,ra.
tive OF oar remark.
Some years ago, among thousand ul
others. We were listening TO one of Iiis
splendid ilaramcucs from Tie stump Be
sides us, was one, as deaf as post. III
! pbrcarhicss attention, ca.chin2 apparently,
every word that fell from The authors
lips. Now the tears of delisln would
roll down his checks. and now, in an un-
suvcrnablc cx'acy, he would Shout out
appIauses, which might have bech Iusla-
ken for Tic uui>c OF a small thunder
Storm Al length Preslnu launched out
one of rnosc passages ol massive dccIa-
,ion Which, those who have heard him,
know him To be so capable oi utcrIng.
In magnificent spIcndor. il was what
Byron la. described Itir mnuntalu storms
of Jura. It's effect upon the multitude
was like whirlwind. Our deaf friend
could contain hlmself no longer; but
bawlinc into our car, as if he would blow
it open with tempest" Nho'S that a
spcakius?" cried he.
"Wm. c.. Preston replied we-as
loud as our lungs w"uld lei us.
Who?" enqured lie still louder than
before.
.William C. Preston, of South Caro-
lna," replied we, almost splitting our
throat in the effort.
"Well! wcll!"-rcturned he"
can't hea. darn word, he or .yon are
saying. but great Jerico! don't he do the
motions splendid "-Sou!h Carolinaan'
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New Ne;als.-We learn. from Sill
mans Ionrral. 'I,e discovery of;lree ne"
metals, Id which the names are given of
Peop:um, MioLinn. and Ru.heuinm--
However strange il may appear 10 mci
Of scellce, there arc prisOms III The world
who would ncver care straw uhat th'
wsnlI contained no other metals than gold
and silver,-bu they lnis 1T EeH"'re so"l
supply Of these.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Dan O'Conneirs Stares.-Thr Editor
af The London Times recently sent over
q Commissioner To Ireland To examine in
TO the condition Of the Irish peasan'ry
upon O'CunnelI's estates. who. il was
said. were treated with great mhunaniy,
and the Commissioned has reported n con
dilion of things, as existing there. which
begsars description. Nh only arc The poor
Irish, on his estates, worse off Than our
slaves. but are reduced TO level with
pigs aud asses, who live in The same siye
with these wretched human beings. The
latter clothed in rags aud wreicheduess,
waliuwing in filth. ard having uo,fius to
eat, but potatoes and sour huttermll.-
The grea, asiiator had better corrcc
those domestic evils. which ought TO lie
heavily on his conscience (if he has one}
before he sets himself up as the champi-
on of equnl rights, and the reformer of
Southern Customs.-S Sou!he'n Chronicle.
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PUBLIC SALE.

EW7IL be sold at EdgefieId Court Iinusc;
wv OIL the first Monday in April next be-
tween the usual hours Of saIe, lrnct of Land
containing Iunf hundred and seven acres, more
OF less, situate IN said District, OIL the Marin
iOwm Road, 81 miles above Hamburg. adjoin.
Ing lands Of Daniel Prescott, John Ranslurd..
and others. Terms of sale one hall cash, The
other half on twelve months credit
r. HENDERSON.
March Is 81 s
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Coz. Buffers Pariy.-The Cherokee
Advocate of The 18th ult. contains letter
from gentleman who accompanied the
U. >. Commissioner ID treat with the Gu
mauches and Other Western Indians, da.
Ted "Head Waters Of the Trinity, Jan.
23d." which, is but a few days later than
the news We published some Time since
from the Van Bu'en, (Atk.) lutclligen-
Ger, and contains little atdiioual iuiorma
ton. The letter states, The kicapous
report great number of Cumaucles on
the Brasos, near the Peak, but the maIr
body as beng at the head Of Tie Clear
Fork. aud On the waters Ut the Colorado.
One week more of travel will probably
take US 10 The Peak, aud the possibility of
m early aud general meeting asccrtained
now il is all conjcclured. The Creeks
and Choctaws have not yel j"iued "u'
party, and are not expected. The Kick
upoes report that The Cumanchcs are very
angry al the Dcluw ares, aud will E"t
shasc hands with theu. The difference
has originated from hunting party Of
Delaware,s but the particulars have not
heard"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Preserves IN Glas, Jars. Pickles, Oranges, Lemons.
Candies, Sardncs IN Oil, Starch. Jujubc Paste, Soaps
&c st my usuul Tow prices.
ugar II pounds 10 the ollar,
Coffee, bas Rio, 0pornds 10 the dollir
ToIncco l2!, Isl 25 and 37i ccrts per pound. Tins
last IS very cloics Honey Dew.
Super t.urbonsac ofSoda25 cents per pound
urcam Of Tartar 3Ts cents per pound
Matches not to DC malchcd, Is cents per ,loz boxes
Scgars doz. for 25 Is 10 cents the suglc dozen
Me 8 best Calfsan s"wed Shoe BootccS ut 81 per
pair iicnsPeggcd Shoes 81 to 81 Is per PAIR Mems
Scwcd Calf.kiu loos, not TO lie beaten, 81 per PAIR
Mems Pcggc Boots 81 e74 to 81 50 rr pair. W"men'S
Slippers 50 CENTS pes pair Mems do 6! cts Per pair:
Woncns Pumps had Bp.k.s 81 TO 81 37i per pair.
Misses End Children GalIer Eoots SC.
DIR. Jarrs Dollar Medicines will be- sold by me as
Agcn, s per Bottle 10 pcyen, spurious kinds being
pamen on the public.
,Iugncsia 81 cents per pound which with lnreer
stock Of PerfImery aud Medicines hooks and St tionc-
rs, Hats &c are offered TO the public for Cash lower
than any in the Trade. X. S. RORERTS.
Edgeteld C.. H., March "a 9
Country Orders accompanied by Remittance proptmy
attended to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

SiIy's GeuguMyy SoatA Corolina.-
This nutK has already obiaInej repu'a
,;ou among The scouIs of our Stat, winch
it we'll ncri,s. We have been struck with
one slalemcn, in rhi, book that VIC iiacc
never :0liced elsewhere. SinIm's Is the
first author who has recorded the fact su
hoaorahlc To oar STATE, that The "iirst
victory over Briti,n feel" hy America
was accomplished by S"u'h Carolina Oh
the mcmuraLlr :!o,h June, l77G, wI,cu an
unfinished palmetto fort, siienccll The
proud squadron of British and drove Ter
vr,suIs To sea with disastrous defeat -
Chgs. Erc. tNelrS.
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Patent iVIeliCileS,

pAlI oi DR. JAMES Medicines, warranted
genuine Sold as cheap is can he found at
any Drug Store, III this or any other place +;
Obtained directly from DR.. Jayne, though
his only Agcm i'll Augusta
Bulls Sarsaparilla. Sands Sarsapariii,
Carpenters Do. Philotoken.
Carpenters Extract Cubebs and Copalva.
Tarranl's Do, Medicommen:um, Gudirey :
Cordial, M"lfa,'s Pills. Muiiatls Bilters,
CEampian's Fever and Ague Pills. Champi.
on's Vegetable Anlidyspeplic Pills, HuII's
Fever and Ague Pills, Spencer's Pills, HulPs
Lnzenees, Peters Pills, Cooks Pills, Du.
pont Tooth Drops. Thumpson's Eye Waters,
Tahneslock's Vermiuge, Thompsonian Med
icincs Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Seidlitz and
Soda Powders, Swain's Panacea, burlington 8
Balsan,. Hays Linimcnt, Ilarrisun's Ont.
meni. Il sure cule Tor Scad head. Ccarpa's g
Acoustic Oil. for deafness, and all other
Paicut Medicines in common Use.
PAINTS AND OILS.
White Lead. of alI kinds; Red do: Verdi.
girls Spanish Brown Venetian Red, Vaudyke
Brown, Turkey Humber, Chr Inc Green
Cerome Yellow. VcrmilIion,. Stone OcIire.
Ivory Black. Terra Sienna. Drop Lake Pa
tent Black, Lamp Black. Yellow Ochre, Lyth-
ar.e. Russian Blue, Turpemtine, Rose Pink,
Varuisll ofaIl kinds. Linsced Oil, Train OIL
Lamp Oil, Meats Foot Oil, aud all The Essen.
t,,l (ItS
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Gen. Gaine's idea Of republican SOL
diery is we'll worthy the attention "t our
laweivers. There is more OF a'anly truth
than professional arrogance in this. Ky
cry soldier and every irceman-voluntce
or regular-should hc made to knnw, I" a
moral certainty, that military mind. high
moral courage, aud moral conduct Will
alone insure his pron"rou; aud lha, 10
cringe aud crouch about the War Depart
meut. in The hope of obtaining promotion
by intrigue or oli.er party devices, Is never
more to result in any thing hut disgrace
TO the unworthy aspran'. The proposed
modification. added 10 provision OF law
requiring every Cadet and every Mid
shipman to perform hard labor Ia build
Ing Forts, Railroads, Fira'in3 batteries
and olher war steamers Tor al least hive
mouths i'll every year. until they "radu-
ate, would render our Naval amd Military
Academies Il great public hcmett aud
national blessing; without the pr"po>e"
modification they may become nalIona!
curse. As The h:stury ur every military
aud naval movement during Il stale ol
war, is Il history Of iucessan; labor on The
part Of every officer. soldier aud scaman.
from the General or A,!uiral down 10 the
private soldier and ordinary seaman lncIa-
sively. ! consider u Military or Naval
school without labor enough to strengthen
aud tamiliarixc The students in hahiIual
labor, as iIi,ary OF Naval m"ckcry.
Our glorious Revolution was achieved.
rot by fashionable Goadics, with finsers
too delicate 10 handle the snail hammer
or lia,cheI, bu, by hard handed w"rkmcn,
many of wluu had in early life, b"en ac-
caslomed to wield The sicdgc knmmer.
the Pick are QR;! the plough:7
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Esc%EnEaemfaE eeE.siers.

Sh% HE Lower Battalion of the 10th Regi.
nicnt, Snn,h Carolina Militia. will parade
for drill! and review ut Mount Wiling. on Sat
nrday the 2ollI April next. The Upper Bat
talon at Col T"wle's on Saturday, the end
day Of May next
The officers Of each Battalion will attend at
their respective Battalion parade grounds the
day previous the Reviews. for drill and in.
struclon. The Lieutenant Colonel and Major
are charged to extend the abovo order to iheir
respective DaliaIions.
BY order Of Il. B. BoyRKsreur, Colonel 10Th
Regiment 5. G. Militia.
NJ. NJ. GRAHAM, Adjutaut:
March "a ct 9
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Rats. Mice, and Bed Bugs!

Rats. MlCt, anu Dcu bUSo
,Tountaiu CrG,k Near Giigat Church,
o;.dseieIL 9th March, 1916. )
MIR. K. S. ROBERTS
sir-I purchased from y"u box oi Nathan
Lrvjs,s Preparation for destroying Rats, Mice
Rn,chcs, Auls and Bed Bugs, and having
,reI il; solunlariiy certify. that it Is the 1es!
tInng @ far the purpose, that e'cr saw or heard
"c # has cleared my house OF Rats and
Mice, and mus, prove valuable 10 every far
,nor ,rbn has i corn crib or grain house, which
is infested By Rats. II iswarrnnlcd free from
,u moi.un. Yours respectfully.
an l''''N WM BAlLEY.
Tuc above Preparation Is lor sale by Il. D.
RoHERrS. u, ELgefirld Court House
March IL ~
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REMOVAL!

VEyIIE Subscriber would respectfully announce
z TO his friends and the public generally,
lha, he has Remored to the Store formerly oc-
cupicd By Alcssrs BLAND 2 DurlER, where he
intends opening in lew days an addition 10
his presen, stock, choice selection Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
which will be sold OH such terms as cannot
'' " 5. F. GOODE.
March 4 At b
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
81 Cents Reward.

4 , ANYWAY IRON the Subscriber, or or
IA bout Christmas, my indenled anpren
t:cc. Alien Little. The public are cautioned
against harbufns or employing said boy. as
tic law will be enforced against all who do so.
JOSIAH HOWELL.
Mach Is 2t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Il Florida Turuip.-The jacksonville
News has seen Turuip, thai weighed II
pounds, AID grew about three miles from
thar place, on !he plau'a,i"u Of Mr.. \.
q. PAilips.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
81 WOULD NOT LIVE ALWAYS !"

Gs Ne wouId naturally be led 10 the con-
~ ciuslnm. from i;Ir apparent negligence
manifested by many WHO are suffering un-
der the baielul Influence of Cousrmp,iun
aud other Pulmonary Affections. that they
had assumed the wUr,is. Il would not live
always" as pecuariy adapted 10 themselves,
OF that believing their case To be hopeless,
had abandoned themselves 10 despair. Blu,
none need ucspa:, while Life and being
lasts" oi being ultimately cured Of every and
any kind Of pulmonary dI-"nsc. Jayac'S En-
pcct0rdnt. has been proved by ample expert.
c,icc 10 hc the most successful relnrdy ia the
world Tor ,ir cure Of Coughs Consumption;
Asthma Whoupns Cough. Bronchitis. and
ali other Diseases of The Tm"ai, Lungs, or
Breast. No Ghc ever used it without feeling
rriiei.
jAYAE'S ALTERNATIVE. has cured
innHncrabi" Gases ui Rheumatism. Scrntula
King !Nii. anL DIsr;Ses Of lhe Skin, IL nlIm
Der ut Gases ui G"ul. and several cases of Tic
Do!erra"N; oven twenty cases # Canrer and
Canccr"us tnnofs Upwards of sixty cases
oi Gonr. or Gronchoccie. (>weIic;l neck pnd
removes sick and mnrblt; headaches. aid i'm.
paris Tore aud vI.nr 10 liie whole frame Pre-.
pared and suid Ut No. : South rLiid Street
Philadelphia.
uTR. StRO3ERT'S is Dr.. Jayrc's only
Agent at Edgeiieid Cont llonse
l@Be~arc Of CounteJcitS
March % St Q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
SHERIFF SALE.

4. J. Rambo.
Us. FL FQ.
John w. Carter.
BbY virtue Ola writ of Fie,i Faci,s 10 me
ED directed, will proceed To srIl at Edge
iielI Court House. "n the first AlomIay and
Tuesday in April next. The following Negroes,
TO wit Elck, Anon. George and Columbus,
the property Of The Defendant in the above
stated case.
Terms Cash.
II. B0ULiNARE. S. Ed.
March 25 It .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
NOTICE.

FElIiE firm of Covar & Son was dissolv-
e ed. by mutual consent. on the FIRST
Jann"ry lasI-lhereinre all persons indebl-
ell t" them for work done during THE last
year. are reques', d to settle The same. as
they pre- desiluus Of closing The business
of the firm.
JOHN COVAR,
JACKSON COVAR.
February IS 3, d
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New Books New Books

New BOOKS NEW bO0KS :
EBDLLO at Play. and at School,
E6> Finecopies common Prayer,
Diam do do
Wnu's and Rippon's Hymns,
Nlachclrs Geography and Atlas,
,licheil's Primary Geography,
Combp on lnfancy,
Miss Lpslie's House Book,
Blank Books. all sizes
Record Paper and Law Blanks,
" cbster's, Johusou's and Walkers Die
p'Anbignc's History of the Reformation 4
volumes, -, ~, =
Women. &c.
Hurper's Family Library, conlaiping many
works.
Boys and Girls do.
SchouI District. do. do
Classical do. DO.
Hannah Morcs Works,
Pcrciras Materiu Medira,
B,ande Encyclopedia,
Evenings al Home, &c.
Leads for Everpoinlcd Pencils.
EJgeueld c. H., March Is 2t s
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ga sers lessGesIsssge:r:rE, less!:s y e 4 s.,

EEAS just aeceived. and will keep con-
III q slamliy on hand u fresh supply Oi
S:Isss. Medicines, FaiRiIs. Otis
;lsiI yG StIfis.
lie does not think proper 10 HumJug the
public. by adrerising his prices, bm, persons
wishing to purchase may be- assured that he
will sell al AS Low PRICES Us any one in Edge
field. Haubug or Augusta.
I'he yj0lto,ci"s constitutes a part Of his
slock y Meaicines:
EPSON and Glaubrr Sails,
Custer UIl in Gullies, or by tine gallon.
CalumcI, fart. Emelic, Assalnlida. Arrow
Roul, RhurbarD, Jaiap, Magnes.d.Gum Myilh,
.Aloes, Gambosc. Cayenne Pepper, Morphine
Grcmor Tartar, Opinm, Laudanum. paresum.
ic. Quinnc, Preparations oI Iron, SIul.ls
Sweet Oil, Sarsapari!a Root, and preparations
ol the same. CapaIva, Chloride OF Soda, Ether
Camphor, Nire, .imnu"ia Hive Syrup, and
am Oihcr article that may be called for.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
.SCELLANEOCS.

Window Glass, from * 10 up TO 20 30,
Putty. Whiting, Sperm Candies, Candle Wicks
CASTLE Soap, Chalk, Court Plaster, Flax
Seed, Waters. Tooth Brushes Glue, Gold and
Silver Leaf SyriuSes of all kinds, Trusses.
Ink, Slack and :;ed Ink Powders. Lemon
Syrup. Mustard, Pink Sauccrs, SnuiE, Liquor
ice, Matches. Pummice St"ne, Rotten Stone,
Sal Eratus. Potash. Salt Petre, Sealing Wax.
Sponge, Starch, Paint Brushes of every de.
scriplion, White Wash Brushes Dustng
Brushes, Sweeping Brushes, Scrubbing. Horse
and Shoe Brushes. Hair Brushes, Shaving
Boxes. Shaving Soap. Ct all kinds, Washing
Soaps, Toilet Soaps. Rose. Of variuus kinds;
Il variety of lire articles Of Tobacco. Also,
fine cul Tobac' lol smoking and chewing.
Lmmrry, Nursing Bottles, Nipple Shells
Cuppins Glasses Lamcets. Alcohol, Rat aud
Roach Bauc. Sash Tools, Camal's Hair, and
Sable Hair Pencils.
AL the above articles are warranted good.
and suld on terms to please purchasers for
cash, orun approved credit,
J. D. TIBBETTS.
Edgefed C. H.. utrcn IL ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

=" lie That Dcsreih lie Office Of g
Bishop. Dssi'cM Gaod 7hlng.-'l'he
combined fcveuuc nt' The two hrrhbisops
aud wculy tive B.s!."ps Of England is
computed al IS, l5l 100"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
March 25
SHERIFF SALE.
4. J. Rambo,
IS. Fl. Fa.

Henry ThflGr, Sr.
Epf virtue of sundry writs ofFieri Facias. 10
I'D me directed. will proceed 10 Sell aI Edge
field Court House, OH Tie First Monday aud
Tuesday in April next, the following Negroes
lo-wil Ed,nund. EIIck, joe and Easter, lho
property of the defendant i'll llio above stated
case. ~
Terms cash.
II. BOULWARE. 8. E. D.
March 25 1t 8
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Wanted

Hp Y The subscriber, an active YOUTH II 2
u ID Is years Of age, 10 act as Clerk in IA
Store J. ID T1BBETTS.
Edseield Z H., March If 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

1t is popular dcIusion IN believe rhaI
an editor i, puiiic bellows, buuUd to
puff every li'ius aML every body thai wants
10 use lam.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

The editor 0f newspaper AT Columbus
Ohiu. apnlosl,es lnr the uon appearance
ui his paper, 1T The regular day OF pub
!ica,ion hy SD, Ins Iha. "he was engaged
IN cowhidimS ii fellow who had been
>lander.ns Tim, aud did' NJ set through
eaiiy enough to gnon w;IiI Els paper
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
ROBERTS PRICES CURRENT.

4 AW aud Magistrates Blanks, ill kinds, correct,
H. aud beautiful paper and type al 80 cents per
qnire
Soda. Sugar and Butter Biscuit - cents per ponnd
Spanish lndig,, 81 10 81 IS per pound
n Ein..h .hnSf n,,nI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
DYE, STUFES.

Spanish Float, Indigo, Annarte. Madder
Log wood. Camwnnd, Brazil Wood, FuslIc,
Red Saunders, Tumeric, Coperas, Alum,
BIuestoue, and all other Dye Stuils.
SPICES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

e We are authorized to an
nounce N. L. GRIFFIN Esq. as Can
didate for the Senate, d, the ensuing elec-
tion.
Feb e5 a 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Black Pepper AlIspice, Mace. Cinnamo
Cloves, Ginger, Race AMI PulyerIzed Nu
uIeus &c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

q will attend al the times and places tcrea.
81 Ter sncriiied, TO collect the General, Poor,
and ROAD Tax lor lie year 1915, us follows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-10


On Thursday, the sth instant, ALLEN LoUnA, Oldest
daughter of Patrick and Margaret Culhane aged
and 3 months.
The friends and relations arei respectfully invited
attend her funeral Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock,
from 469 Water street
On the 9th October, after a lingering Illness HESRr
RvER, in the 72d ye ar of his age.
The friends of the family invited to attend his -
neral at his late residence AGA Bowery Sunday Oct
III, at ii O'Clock.
On Friday morning, the 9th instant at his late resi-
dence No IS Eldridge street, SiAs BARMoRE, Esq in
55h year of his age His remains will be taken to Har
rnsonfown, westche er, this saturday. morning. for
interment
At Providence, on ne 9th inst OF consumption LEWIS
X BRfpcE in the AZ III year OF his age, OF the firm of
samuel Judds Sons, nd j. l.. X Bridge of New York.
At Beverly, Mrs. L,cv GAGE, aged 90.
At Newtown, CT, ABEL skiDMoRE, aged "a.
At Belchertown, Oct Sd, Mrs. - SMrrH, widow Of
Jonathan Smith, aged !I3.
On the 4th inst the Falls Of schuylkl, in the sOth
year Of her age, Mrs. ANN SMITH, widow of the late
VIM. Moore Smith, Esq
At Richmond, Va, LIST instant, Col BrRD C. Wills,
Of this town. He was born August 10, 1881. His age
was therefore, So years During the war he served in
the regular army with the rank Of Captain Of Infantry
but his motive for entering INTO the service was
purely patriotic one he did not continue in the army
after the war.