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Roberts, Price Current.

LASTl CsSnspenders and Carriers. from,
H1 l2t cents ,75 cents u, pair, ,..-.sss -,
Rice a, 2Dlbs. for 81 90, fine quality, T. ..
Gunpowder lbsSif ST. co..
Shot 81 rs per b,lg, or 3 lbs for 25 cents.
Bleached Shirtill;s at l21 cents yard,
Unbleached do ycrd ,cidc. ut 0 cts. u yard,
Cotton OsnabnrgiFl0 cents yard,
do 4Slripes l24 do do -
do Yarn at s74 il bundle Of S pounds,
Lemen Syrup, a superb a,taelc, al SO cents a
bottle,
Students Bible, a very useful work with very
adruled margin, Greek and English,
S5 SO,
A few more copies of Thompsons Mexico,
81 so, r NJ
Davies Algebra s7a cents,
Southern Harmony ST5 cents,
Sacred Harp ST 90,
Lainpriere's Classrcal Dictionary 50 25,
Anthon's Grammar 81 10,
Winter slained. bleached Sperm Oil 81 374
cents galIon,;
Copy Plates forsPupiIs25 cents,
Pictnres omItaly.37a cents, by Boz,
Cologne Waters and Perfunery, Combs, &c.
very cheap,
To close a alot-Law Blanks 37t cts. n quire,
Peters Pills. and Shermdn's Worm Luzenees,
with Quinine nnd other Drugs ard Chem
icals, Tor sale DIV, by
n. S. ROBERTS.
Edge6eld CHI, Angus, rs, 1886.
august 26 2t 81
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TO TEE PUBLIC.

WpY the last Will and Testament of Alex
I'D ander Downer, deceased, late Of Beach
Island. provision has been made for the main
tenance and education of number of INDECENT
orphans of this District. under the age OF IA
years-and by all act Of the Legislature, Com
missoners have been appointed to carry out
the benevolent designs Of the Teslator. They
have procured a suitable location at Beach,ls.
land, eight miles helow Hamburg, and design
as soon as they can ascertain the number Of
beneliciaries, to erect suitable buildings for
their accommodation, and to obtain the servi-
ces Of a competent person to take charge OF
the Institution. -:
The design of,this communication is TO So
licit the cooperation Of the citizens generally,
but more particularly Of the Commissioners Of
Free Schools, in ascertaing The number Of chill.
dreu in their;respectiye neighborhoods entitled
to the; Benefits designed by the bcnefaction Of
the Teslator. !, y. 49,: -
COMMUNICATIONS addressed to usthronghthe
Hamburg Post Office, win be thankfully re.
ceivcd. - -. Jsi=Ia. =. ~
b. M..GALPHIN,
D. AsDIs, Commits .
= G. D. MILLS. -
April29 IF ~
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~ 1T NEVER FAILS g
DR.! CULLENsS:
lmdian Vegetable PAnacei

2slmdiansFe FegetabIe Panacea.. !.
-ED ERSONS, afflicted with, Scrofnla, Kings
- Evil, Cancer. EtYsipe pelssso or. any olher.
complaints arising frolnitn IMPURITIES of the blood,
requested tofead the fol wing tesfin oll:sls,i
lnproof OF tho wonderful properties Of the
above named medicine. - + "a: 80 .}}5sss:7
READL SRE.dD!!lsREADti.1as > ,Ss.s
We the undersigned, having visited Mr.,
Isaac Brooks, Jr., at the Office of M essrs Row,
I land Walton Market Street. .s:P PhiIadei.s
phla, consider his case the most remarkable.
one we have ever witnessed or heard ol. - 2
His disease was SCROFULA, and terrible
must have been Iris twelve years conflict with
the destroyer. ~,
His Palate, the entire roof Of his Mouth.
Nose, Upper Lip, and lower lid of the RIGHT
EYE have been destroyed, his Face nearly
eaten up, and pant ofthe Jnw Bone carried
a! a.! ay, And yet-We can give 40 DESCRIPTION Of.
his case. : ~ q; - So lssfs
MIR. B. informs nstai in4J annary lnst. ltie, ( I
whole interior ofhis Elouih, as we'll as most Of
his lace, was mass of deep and painful DIS,
GERS. - - =. ~ - ~. Z-.sssj:.
On the lftll Of january last, ,hes commenced
taking Or. Callen's Indian Vegetable Paria.;
cea, which checked the disease ina few days. s
and from the time the cure has progressed 4
without inrerInission. = - ~, n ~
New fesIl1lias supplied the place Of the
deep ulcers, and though badly disfsured; his
lace Is sound, and his general health is res. z
tored. 3sp--E .,s3s5.its,ss,
We areIassurcd That in the treatment of Mr..
Brooks case, no. MccuriaIs, Oinments, or
Caustlc applications have been lin fact
the Panaccaalone, has wrought this wonder, =
ful change. -; -:
J; W: Jones, nj. D., sOulb Second Street,
Philadelphia. - ! So
Rey a: D: Gillette, Pastor of Eleventh Bap.
tst Church, Philadelphia. = -
Daniel MeGiuley, Kessler's Alley, Phil.
+. p. Sellers. Editor Of the Olive Branch,
Doylestown, Bucks county, Pa. e :.
Constant .Gillou, Attorney at Law. No 49,
s. FouillI street. Philadelphia., g. So, .$z:.,,,
J.. a. Cooley, Ladies Book, 10l Cliesnut ST.,
Philadelphia. .,-,5::57 =;
Rev. j. r. Nichols, Pastor of Bnckmaker'. ;.
NJ: P. Church. Philadelphia. ~. sstt
The above named gentlemen. Constituting
but small portion oflhose who have visited ::
Mr.. Brooks At our office in PHILADELPHIA arc.
we'll known, and their high standing in society
preclndes the. idea Of their lending their names
10 carry ou.an imposition. .E;;S =.
Aud here we say; without the fear Of contra.
dclIoa, that we have not found q case ofScro..S
fula or other disense for which we recommend
the Panaces, which the medicine has not spees
diY arrested. :! !. q -fss, : - a
J; We have at this time a multitude OF pa !;
tients under, treatment all Of whom are doifns.
well. Among themSis one Of CANCER,
which was pronounced by physicians beyond
tie reach of Surgical assistance. but from all
appearances will be cured in few months.
Prepared by ,R q VdN s. VAL TOM Pro-.
prielors; and sold by r. 8. ROBETJ, Edge
field c. H. - go. - : * :.
Ausn,t' 26 St s>Es. 81 fss:Si5 sssI.
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Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

CHaRLEsTnS, Is. CO. August II. 1876
by his Excellency JYM. AIKEN, Esqr.. Goccr.
nor and Commander in CHEF in and .ouer the
Siatc Of South Carolina.
"T ilEREAS. MS information has been re
w ceived at this Department, that Toby,
a slave of MIR. Sarah Marree, was shot and
killed by one J John JONES, on Sunday. 9th
August, and that the said John Jones has fled
from the State, supposed to have gone to Sa.
vannalI, in Georgia. In the end, that justice
may be had, | do hereby offer reward $l00
for the apprehension and delivery Of the said
fugitive from justice, into any Jail in this STATE
-he is about so year of age, very stout, five
feet 6 or inches high, red face, downcast
countenance and gray HAIR.
Given under my handth 17lh day Of August,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud fnrty'six, and in the seven,
tieth year of American Independence.
WILLIAM AIKEN.
By the Governor.
RopERr O.. PrsKsEr, Secretary Of State.
august 26 2t 81
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Proclamation.

CH.nLEsros, Is. C.):Angist II, 1916. s
By his Eacellcncy I'M. AIKEN, Esq, Gorer
!: nor and Commander in Chief in and orer the
State Of South Carolina.
NMIHEREAS, information has been re.
Wv ceived nj this Departments that: AR:
THUR, the slave Of Isaac Weatherly, Esq, Of
CheIaw District. who has abscondcd from this
State, and is said to be in North Carolina, and
has recently been engaged in decoyins off and
Stealing slaves, instigated by white men who
are now in the custody of the law, and as so ne
iarions traffic should be severally arrested;
and in order that the said Arthur may he bro't
10 trial, do hereby otfera reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS (orhis apprehension
and delivery at any Jail in this Stale. Arthur
is about 5 feet Tor inches high, abont'30years
of age, has keen eye, and ralhern downlook.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF August,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty six, and in the seventeen
year OI American Independence.
WILLIAM AIKEN. s
BY The Governor.
RoBERT G. PIScKSEY, Secretary Of State.
august 2G q 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

pY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
.aD Of Edgefell DistricI.
Whereas Willis Ross, hath applied 10
me for letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chaltels, rights
and credits Of Nathan Rushton, late ofsaid
District, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admon.
ish all and singular, The kindred and cred
ilors of the said deceased be and appear
before me. al our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, 10 be holden al Edge.
field Court House, on the 14lb day OF
September next, 10 show cause, if any,
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this the
9th day Of August, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for
ly.six. land in The seyenty.lirst year ol
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
August 26 q 81
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From the Philadciyhia Ledger.

81 BY the arrival al this city from Havana,
on the 9Th inst, intelligence has been re
ceivcd at The Exchange, from Vera Cruz
10 the Sd instant, brought by the war
steamship Vesuvius. Ii was very sickly
a, Vera Cruz. there being three hundred
on the sick list of the British and Ameri-
can squadron together. No news from
shore. Commodore Conner had run the
Princeton in under the guns Of the town,
aud although they could plainly see that
the batteries were manned, she was not
fired upou. He afterwards learned that The
garrison was in n state Of mutiny, and
would not obey orders.
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Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING six hundred and thir-,
" ty acres, in high slate Of culliva-
ton, adapted to. the raising of Cotton,
Corn, and small Grain, III lies OH the
main road leading from Augusta, uia Edge:
field C. H., To- Columbia, (3i. miles from
the former, aud 46 from the latter piace,)
on that belt oflaud known, as the 'Ridge,'
which, for beauty and healthfulness, is not
exceeded by any section in the Stale. On:
this Farm there is. a two story Dwelling
House, forty feet long, .wilha frame kitch-
ell, Negro Houses, Barn, Corn Cribs and
Stables, all nearly new aad every pannelt
Of Fence on the place has been reset; OF
built anew; within the last three years
The land is: beautifully. undulating.: and
is well watered. The place is convenient.
to Meeting Houses Of the. Baptist, Melho-
dist, and; Lutheran denominations, aod ls,
in every respect, a very desirable .s,tua-
lion. !, :, Z, ,,;.,s>s I,
Edgefeld. District, August - ,fs29s
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

t)ldIS va t|ShS'A oe@A SAi'N5
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgefeld District:
Whereas William Finn, hath ap.
plicd 10 me for Letters Of Administration,
on all aud singular The goods and chal,els,
rights and credits of Edmund Finn, late
of The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, lherefore,to ciIe and admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred aud cred
ilors of the said deceased, 10 he and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, 10 he holden al Edge
field Court House, on the 4,h day Of Sep
,ember nex!, 10 show cause, if any, why
the said administration should no,-be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tha
24th day oil August, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-six,b, and in The .7lst year of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. ED.
August 26 2t 81
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Notice.

ORDlSARY's OFFICE, 25lhAngust, 1916.
FHVHE Estate, of Ennch Walker, deceased,
81 being Derelirt, and the papers having
been pluced in my hands for asettleinent ofthe
estate, those lndebledare hereby notified TO
make payment 10 me Immediately, and those
having demands 10 present them properly at
tested, on or before the Isl day January next
JOHN HILL; o. L. D..
august 2G. III 81
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cancer, scrofnia and Goitre

Ample experience mas proved tnat no conbl-
nation of medicine ias ever been SO ctfetlua
in removing the above diseases, as sJAY AYNE'S S
ALTER.ATITE. 1t has effected cures that
have been truly astonishing, not only of Can.
Ger or other diseases Of that class, but has re
moved the most stubborn diseases ct the Skim
Swellings, Dyspepsia. &c. THIS medicine en-
ters into the circulation, and eradicates, disea.
ses wherever located. 1t purilies the blood
and other fluids Of the body, removes obslruc
tion iii the pores Of the skin, and reduces EN-.
largements of the glands or bones. 1t iucreus.
ses the appetite, removes headache and drow.
sness, aud invigorutcs the whole system, and
imparts animation to the disease and debi!ila.
ted constitution. There is nothing superior TO
it in the whole materia medica. It's perfectly
safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothing
of the disgusting nausea accompanying the
idea Of swallowing medicine.
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Dr. Brandretlr's Pills.
ReGd and. Understand d.

4h hCftW se6fI ~ sOfGecGf,SGeeREeGs.s
TENHE limo will come when, this uellicine;
Il. ANDRETH'SsPI sPII.LSryw will Sbeaap.
preciated us they ought, and deserve st. will;
! be well understood t,at DR.. Bfnndreth has the.
claims upon the public. { is!true
that every individual who makes atrial of the.
BranIreth Pills, concede Them 10 be. lle3 best
medicine they ever used.,, They are indeed q
medicine about which there is no mistake,
Theil value in, u cimnle SO cbnngeablc as ours
cannot sufficiently be az preciated Afree
pcrspiiuliou is at once II Ured ;iins they cure
colds, aud consumptions is prevented. Those
who haye u redundancy of bile, find them Of
the most essential service: aud should there
DC Il deficiency Of TINT important fluid. the
Brnndreth Pills have an equally beneficial ef:
feet. Ollen, has this important medicine
saved valuable lives IN those regonswhere the
Dreadful Yeilo,o Fcrcr was prevailing. A
few duses taken Immediately upon infection
being received into the system, will be almost
certain TO prevent any nlaterial Inconvenience.
And ut 10 stage Of this dreadful epidbmic is
there so proper i medicine us the Brandrelh
Pills. Let this medicine he universally used
in this disease, and no Toss Of BLOOD atto,ced,
and few, very few would be lis victims. So
is it with other diseases. assist nature with
this all-important medicine. to remove morbid
humors from the blood, and do not resort to
bleeding or mercury, and we shall have very
grsut secretly of persons afflicted with chronic
maIadies. The feahered tribe-the animal
kingdom-over which we are the lords, they
are not afflicted with chronic Maladics; neither
should we beirit were no, for our pride which
occasions them. Foilo,o Nature. Use the
medicine which harmonizcs with her. which
mildly but surely removes all impurities from
the blood. which strengthens the feeble, and
yet reduces those oftwo tnIl habit to healthy
standard. Let me again say that every de-
partment Of the nIanniactnre, Oi Brandreth
Pills is personally snperinlenled by me, and
thatevery box with my three lables upon il may
he relied npon to have the beneficial effect de.
scrlbed. if used according TO the directions ac-
companying.
DR.. Brandreths Principal Office PAL Broad
way, N. Y; other Offices in New York.
The genuine only for sale in Edgefeld Dis
trct, n. S. Roberts, Edgetielh Z. H.; KenTick
s, Taaycr, Hamburg; J. S. & d. c. Smyte5,
Meeting Street. Also. by J. NJ. iTiliiams, All
ken, and by at least Que agent in every Dis.
trcl in the State.
Every Agent having the genuine has Ger.
lificale Of Agency, signed by the Doctor him.
self
Edgefd C. H., Angus, &c 81 81
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Important The. Washington cores.
ponden, Of the New York Evening Post,
says:
III is a fact which seems 10 have es.
capped general attention, that an amend
ment 10 the civil and diplomatic appropri-
tiou bill was adapted, providing the ways
and means for the renewal Of peaceable
intercourse with Mexico. am under tho
impression, from all that can learn, that
a 1irec, proposition has been received from
The MexicaB government Of which a res
toration orpeace and the cession Of Cali
(ornia are principal conditions. In the
meantime, however, no relaxation OF war;
like preparations seems TO have taken
place" q. :.
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EBcad Quarters.

2d Regiment Caratry; 24tli Aug. 1876. )
YENHE Edse6etl Squadron Of Cavalry, will
IL Parade at Edgeield Court House, on
Saturday the 5th Of September next, armed
and equipped as the law direris
A complete return oi the effective strength,
arms and equipments of the Squadron, will
be required on The day Of putade.
BY orGsr OF
J. C. SMYEEY. Col:
I'd Regiment Caoairy.
august 26 2t 81
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Head Quarters.

IN RECT. CAVALRY, I4lh, Angst. ls46. 5
ED DURSUANTssl General Orders, tle Sc,
u cond Regiment OF Cavalry. will Parade
a. Lonsmircs, on Saturday The 19lh Of sep
tember next, uniformed and equipped. for re-
view. drill and Inspection 80.
The commissioned and non.commissioned
officers will nssembIe'at the same place, on the
day previous. for drlLand instruction..
By ertlsr=f \ y. - g: -, e, "
45s2 & c. SNiYLEY.SCo s,s
z "a 1s5 5tiaeat CdsRrB.
august &c i5'4. ''', !, 2t 81
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Clerk Wanteu,

wM7ANTED al experienced CLERK, ac.
wv customed &c. the business Of a general
country store. No other need apply. as no
otlIer is wanted, but thoroughly experienced
Clerk, TO whom agood compensation and stea-
DIV employment will he given. Apply, if by
s'.' II. S: ROBERTS
Edgeheld CHI. August Riils46:
augustls q 81
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June II, 1eiG

The undersigned having been appointed BY
the HoME MISSION BOARD of the Edgefie!d
Baptist hssucintion 10 labor in Division No.
4, will, by Divine Permission, attend al the
times and places stated below: .-.s
Red Oak Grove, on Saturday before the 9Th
Lords Day in, August. g5iS =,
Pleasant Grove, on Saturday before the 1st
Lords Day in September. 80.
Each meeting will cunlinue for a week, if
circumstances shall render il proper.
JOSEPH MORRIS,
A. p. NORRIS.
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Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.--No rem.
edy has ever been found To remove the above
diseases so promptly aud cffectualIy rs Jaync's
Expeclorant. Ii cleanses the lungs from all
irritating matters, while at the same lime it
heals and iuyigorates them. Prepared only
ut No. South Third street, Philadelphia.
X. 5. ROBERTS is Dr. Jaync's only Agent
at Edgefeld G. H., South Carolina.
Be,carc Of C0nntcJtitS
August 26 81 81
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EDGEFIEED VILLAGE -: ~.
IT E LA LIE AC AIDE My.

WE Iss: SARAH @RICH4RDsoN, will
LIVE. continue The: Exercises OF this Instiiu-
lion The next year, commencing OIL the first
Monday in January, fS47:
As the arrangement Of qlartershas been the
long established usage of the Academy, il will
be resumed r:the next year.
:. The rates ofTlilion are asfollow, payable
in advance, quarterly: ss'.ss55s
For Spelling, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic, per quarter, 81 90
With the above, English Grammar
and Geography, - - 6 90
Wilh.lhe above. Philosophy, Natural =
Mental;+ andi:.AIoral Chymslry,
Botany, History, &C.. ,,Lss' 8 90
= Composition will lfbe,req,ired orthe Pupils.
as soon as they shall be capable Of attending
TO ii. ,,7
:. For the two Winter, quarters. acharge for
'fircwood will be made, Of fifty ceiits each
Tue amount of5yacation.@ill be two months
in tLe5year. 1sFf.gl
august &c eaess d.; 81
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Correspondence Of The Charleston Courier. a i

CorrcspeNdeicc Of The Charleston Courier
:, NEw OhLEANs, Aug. Isl p. Nj.
No further news from the army Of con-
seqence n, least The picayune this morn
ing contains one or Two leuers from sc.
w. X" dated al Mier and Camargo,
which are Interesting. Think of. 90 A
merican soldiers taking quiet possession Of
Mier, Town which holds, at the lowest
estimate, 1000 inhabitants According
10 The same ration, 200 OF l,5O0 of our
men would capture the city OF Mexico.
The Mexicans, generally, seem TO enter
tain mortal fear f,he Camauches, who
burn aud pillage the towns and villages 10
their hearts content. without experiencing
much resistance from the cowardly inhab-
l,ants, who sasconade terribly when the
Toe is GU, Of sighl, but stink away a! the
fist glimpse of danger. The Nlexcans
may have displayed courage and military
conduct in the memorable battles of the
9Th and 9th, but each further devc!ope.
menr Of their national character, TO my
mini, shews the combination of cowardice
ond cruelty, mixed with good portion of
hragsaduc!a, the cummon trait Of pollroons
al. over the world.
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Peace aciM Mcrico.-The Washington
correspondent Of the N. Y. Evening Post,
calls attention to the fact not generally
known, that an amendment to the civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill was
adopted, providing the ways and means for
The renewal Of peaceful intercourse with
Mexico.
The writer is under the impression.
from all that he can learn, that direct
proposition has been received from the
Mexican government, of which the resto.
ration Of peace and the cession of Califor-
MIA archie principal conditions.
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Elders vs.. WATKINS and JouS TRAPp,
having been appointed to labor in Division
No. 9, of The Edgrtirld Association, will attend
the Churches al the TIRES stated below. :,
Sister Springs. on Saturday before Tie 5lh
Sabbath in August.
Damascus, on Saturday before the lst Sabbath
in September. :.
The Meetings will continue for seven days,
if circumstances render it proper.
July If %
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July l
Pulh1je Notice
Notice..

A BARBACUE will be given at II. c.
"A TuRSEns Spring, on FRIDAY the 9TH
September next, by the citizens of the ada.
cen, neighborlocd, 10 which the Candidates,
and cnzens CENTRALLY are invited.
BESJAmry STEVENS, GooDY McMAYus,
JNo S. SMILEY, a. BLAND,
BRYAN deem, SIM. MATHEWS.
LEWIS CULBRETH. Committee.
august l6 2t 81
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angus. ~
MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS.

MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS
The undersigned having been assigned by
the MISSIONARY BOARD to labor in Division
No. ], Of the Edsefied Association, will attend
at the places and at the times stated below:
Horeb, Oh Saturday before the 5tI, Lords
Day in August.
Beua,, on Saturday before the lst Lords Day
in September.
The Meetings will continne for seven Llys
if circumstances render it proper.
Il. WATKINS,
u. ID. BRUNSON.
LINN IL 10iE
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august 10

Camp Mcetins-A Camp Meeting
for the Edgeield Circuit will be held al Mount
Vernon Camp Gronnd,t to commence on Wed
ncsday the 9Th Of September.
Tie Quarterly Conference will be held on
Thursday.
The Board of Managers Of the Missionary
Society Of the Edgefield Circuit, will meet on
Friday, and q Missionary Sermon will be
preached on Saturday,
The Preachers and people Of this District.
and also the adjacent Districts, ale respect
fully invited 10 attend.
E. PENN, Rec Stc,cd.
august ~ II 80
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The undersigned having been assigned by
the MISSIONARY B3ARp tp labor in Division
No. 3, of the Edselield Association, will attend
at the places at the times stated below:
At Lexington, on the 5lh Saturday in Angst.
At Rocky Creek, on the lst Saturday in
September,
And will continue one week at each Of those
places, circumstances warranting.
II. A. WILLIAMS,
SAMUEL GETZEN.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

whilst engaged onihe treaty making mis-.
sion to the; Cumancbe and other Indian
tribes in lhe far VEST