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NEW SPRING GOODS.
WM. KETCHAhI s. CO.,
HAMBURG, so. CA.

HAMBURG, so. CA.
"AVE received their Spring supply Of
RH Dry Goods, Of the latest style and pat
ferns, consisting in part Of Graduated Robes,
Plain Muslin Robes, Rich Drapery Chin,z,
Printed Lawns, new styles. Bnrages, Cling
hanis and Mus'ins, Chanbray Gingiam, for
children, Book, Null, Jaconei. Cross Barred,
Swiss and Cambria Musns Brown Linen
Drills, Brown Linen Table Cloths, by the
yard or pattern, Darnask Table Diaper, Irish
Linen, Linen Sheeling. Linen and Grass
Skirting. Rich Fancy Spring Prints, lot of
superior Culicoes, al 124 cents, fast colors,
Nankeeris,' Checks, Ticks, Gloves, Parasols.
Parasoletes. Sun Shades, Linen Cambria and
Silk Handkerchlefs Furniture Dimity, Frin..
ges. Palm and leaf Hats. Ladies' and Misses
plain Straw and Leghotn Gipsey Bonnets,
Flowers, Tubbs and Ribbons, Ladies' fine Kid
Slippers. Chldren's black anil colored Shoes.
&c. A lot of Hosiery, 33 per cent. cheaper
than ever before offered in this market all Of
which, together with our former stock, ,ciA be
sold tOo, for Prompt Pay.
March 70. 13-tf -
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New Arrivals !
April2o'

GOTTON SEINE TWINE, an excellent
" quality;
Pine Apple Cheese;
Vanilla Beans;
Pink and Yellow Sugar for outside OF Cakes;
Block Seals, ,Sarious moHos;
Transparent and Motto Waters; =
Note Paper aud Sealing Wax;
Tailor's. Silver Thimbles
Oats aud Grass Scythes ia-@
Starch, reduced TO 10 pound:.
8 x 10 Window Glass, S cents light;
Plough Lines and Cotton Line;,
Large Cakes Shaving Soap, 6 for 25 cents
Agate Marbles.
Panama aud Leghorn Hats;
Half Kits picked Salmon;
Lobster preserved in boxes;
Sifters, Grid Irons, Sad Irons;
Flour and Rice;
Watch Makers Tweezcrs, Butcher Knives !;
Letter aud Cap paper, al l24 cents qnire,
OF 52 ream;
Facrory Yarn; al S74 cents bundle;
Hall aud gallon miScd Pickles, a, 7occdts
bottle.
r. S. ROBERTS.
EdsefeId C. Apri29 2t ID
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.Iay9.e,s ErDecforts,as.

UMr. EbrneZer w tbster, Of Providence,
Rhode Island, was cured of u sevrec ASTHMA,
by using five bottles.
Rev. Simeon Siegfried was cured OF Infln-
enza, Hoarseuess, and hard dry Cough,
by one bottle.
Rev. DR.. 3abcock, of Poughkeepse, says
that knowing DR.. Jayne TO be regular Physi
clan, and having used his medicines personally
and in his family, does not hesitate to com.
mend them rs safe ana eminenlly useful medi-
cines. and valuable addition 10 our Mderia
Medica.
Rev. John Segur. Of Lambertsvillc, New
Jersey, who was suffering with u hourseness
and soreness of the lungs and throat. and a
suflocating Asthma, wns cured by one bottle
Mr.. l.. tSmkins says that it cured lIis wife
of CONSUMPTION, and one OF his children
Of HOPPING COUGH.
Rev. Jonathan Going, d. D., Professor Of
Granville College, Ohio. says, lie was Ia.
boring under a, severe COLD. COUGH and
HOARSENESS, and his difficulty of breath.
Ing was so great thai he felt himself in mmi.
nenl danger Of immediate sna'ocalion, but he
was perfectly cured by using Il is "Expecto.
rant" Mrs. Dilks, of Salem, N. j., was cured
of Asthma of 20 years standing. by using two
bottles of this medicine. Mrs Waad, also ol
Salem was cured OF the same complaint, by
FIVE bottles.
e. s, ROBERTS is DR.. D. Jayne's only
Agent al Edge6eld Court House.
Bs,rarc Of Counterfsits
April29 81 Ia
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Messrs. Ediiors.-Plcase insert the f

MeSsrs. EdiiorS.-Plcase Insert the fol-
lowing piece in your valuable paper. for
the special benefit of those to whom il
may prove most applicable. a. hint to
The 'cise is sufficient" By complying win
this request, you will much oblise your
freud. 4 FlLLAGER.
Wanied.-One hundred aud seventy
five young men, Of all shapes and sizes,
from The tall graceful dandy, with hair
enough on Ills upper trorks TO stuff bar.
hers cushion, down to the liule bumped
hacked, freckIed face. bow legged, carrot
headed upstar,. The object is to form a
gotiag Corps, to he in attendance a, the
commencement, Of divine service, TO Stare
at The females as they enter. and make
delicale and gerttemanly remarks on
their persons ard dress. All who wish TO
enlist iu the above Corps, will appear at
the various church doors next Sabbath
morning. where they will be duly inspec-
Ted, and their names, personal appearance
and quantity OF brains, registered in a
book kept fur that purpose, and published
in the newspapers. To prevent general
rush, i, will be we'll 10 state that none will
be enlisted who possess intellectual ca.
pacilies Of that of a well bred donkey.
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. The Resolutions, as they passed both branches
of the Na.loual Legislature, were certainly most
pacific in their aim. and were certainly direc
ted to the same point, namely. to negotiation
ton with Great Britain. and OIL 'amicable ad-
iuslnlnnt ofall our difficulties with that gov
ernment. Why the Senate and the House
should haveI disagreed asto the smallest matters
of phraseoIogy, when the great purpose OF
their resolutions were precisely the same we
are completely at loss 10 understand. Every
sober, sensible uali in the nation would have
understood The genuine meaning Of the reso'
iutions of both Houses to have been the same.
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.RsgcsiOis; .RascEIO2sy 2:

."HERE WILDE sold on Monday the 4,i
IL May. Sale Day. a. the old stand ol
Mr. S. F. Goode, at IL o'clock. A. ~, q
large and splei did assortment ofDfy Goods
Ready Made Clothing, Bonnets, Hats, Silk and
Cotton Parasols, Umbrellas &c.
LEWIS COVAR.
April 90 1t IA
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writer, his wife kind husband. his chill
dren an affecionale lalher,a his friends a
friend iudesd. We knew not of his illness
or we should have been by his side 10 close
his eyes in the home Of the stranger.
Peace be to his ashes. He rests from his
Iabora, aud bis works do follow him.
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FOR THE ADVERTISER.


MeSSrs. Editors: 1t has heen said that
an ounce Of preventive is pound Of cure,
aud there may be as much truth in the
adase as is dreamed OF in sound phiosn-
ply. But so great is the indifference OF
men generally, 10 every thing besides the
great topic of making money, that :iIe
chief worldly good, health, and the means
for preserving it are altogether neglected.
We are glad 10 SEQ our worthy officers OF
Police engaged in cleaning ont our Beaver
Dam, (alias Fever DAM, and in remov-
ing the RATS and distractions, TO the free
passage Of The water, which will greatly
promote The draining of the low lands,
aud thus obviate one of the causes Of
mi niasmata.
As the scarlet fever is at no great dis
iance from this, il may also be worth while
for our citizens 10 begin reform. and at
tend TO he cleaning out Of their lots and
yards, and especially the celars-have all
filth aud decayIns vegetable matter re-
moved-all manures hauled out, or so
covered with earth as to prevent evapora-
lion. Attend to the cleansing of the chill
dren-have them well washed with plenty
of clean water, aud If this will moi do
alone. try some soap, and gel off all the
dirl-keep them and their ciolhins clean.
Have the houses, and especially the sleep
ing apartments, we'll cleansed and ventila-
led. iucnd, also, to the diet of children.
Let it he plain milk and bread, allow vege.
tables or mulasses, but little or no meat
keep their bowels in soluble condition
with salts, and Try the BeIladonna as a
preventive. The latter may be had Of
any Of the physicians or druggists.
PHILANTHROPY.
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From the Charleston Evening Ne,us.

Tine steamship Caledonia, Captain
Lott, arrived a, The wharf at Boston. nn
Mouday. at II, NJ; having made the pas.
sage from Liverpool in l6 days. She
brought 26 passengers to Halifax, rs tn
Boston, and l3I'rom Halifax 10 Boston.
The most imppnanlitenls s0finformaIion
are that Sir Robert Peel's new Tariff Bill
has passed its second reading in the House.
and tharby auother victory over the Sikhs,
in India, the British have subducd tina,
people entirely.
The depression in the Money Market,
and among Commercial circles is even
more IamenIabIe than al previous advices.
THE Oregon Question,-Nolhiug new
respecting the Oregon Question had trans,
pired since the sailing Of The Uuicorn.-
The editors Of The Boston Journal have
been favored with copy of the London
News Of the 18th instant, which winds up
long article in the following lcrms:-
I'VE hear now of An offer 10 I've made
by Gre Il Britain to accept NJ. Gallatin's 5
proposal OF The 49ih degree TO the sea, the
line 10 be continued through the midst
Of uca'S Straits. if the United States
refuse such an offer, which would leave
Them The best ports on Fuca's Straits, we
eau only say that they are determined to
provoke war and deserve lis worst conse.
que1ces.
Nor do we think that they would or
could refuse, if the national interest and
desire were consulted on The ma,ler of the
Columbia river. Some have proposed to
offer the free navigation OF The ST.. L Law.
renee 10 he Americans in return for that
oIihe Columbia. lfthere be insuparabIe
objections to this The free navigation of the
Columbia might be stipulated, rs we before
mentioned, for a period of vears-say tu
the end Of the century,
Died, at Gadsby's Hotel, in the city OF
Washington, on The morning, of The l7lt,
of Inflammation of the brain, EZRA
HOLDEN, Esq long known To The peo.
pie OF the United States as the talented
editor Of the Philadelphia Saturday Cou.
riel, aged 40 years.
But few weeks siuce Mr.. Holden, in
company with his wife, visited the netrop.
oils of his counlry-where their company
was sought after and enjoyed by many
brilliant and intellectual circles. They
returned home, huoyant in spirits aud hig h
ln hope Of many years of unalloyed hap.
piness. A few days ago, Mr.. ii. returned
to this city. On Tuesday last he was
confined 10 his room, and it was soon
found necessary to apprizc his devoted
wife of his declining symptoms. She
reached here yesterday morning just 10
time to see the object of her affections
before his spirit departed.-His remains
ielt here by the cars yesterday afternoon.
In the death of this gentleman the
reading public: have lost an accomplished
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The Rev. MIR. CLAYTON. (Universalian, }
will Preach upon the ID Sunday in May, at or
near Horns Creek Church.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

"HOMAS PRICE, living one mile from
II Elton Post Office, Toled before me a
So,rel Horne, IS hands higf, hind feet white
up 10 the knees, and the left fore foot, A
blaze in the face, a white streak near the right
flank, blind of the right eye. Supposed to be
Is wears old, and appraised al Si0.
BENJAMIN STEPHENS, nj. E. D.
April 20 Imam IA
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TO THE PUBLIC,

1S III r. 1UhAECs
ND Y The las, Will and Testament of Alex.
.ED ander Downer, deceased, late of Beach
Island. provision has been made Tor the muin-
tenance and education of number Of INDECENT
orphans Of this District under The age OF IA
years-and by an act ol'ihe Legislature, Com.
missiuners have been appointed to carry out
the benevolent designs Of the Testator. They
have procured suitable Locations at Beach Is
land, eight miles below Hamburg, and design
as soon rs they can ascertain the number of
benefciarics, 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 contamination is to so.
licit the co:operalion Of the citizens generally,
but more particularly Of the Commissioners Of
Free Schools, in ascertaing the number of chill
dren in their respective neighborhoods entitled
to the benefits designed BY the bcnefacton Of
the Teslator.
COMMUNICATIONS addressed to us through tile
Hamburg Post Office, will be thankfully re-
ceived:
VI. GALPHIN, }
ID. ARDIS, Comm'rs.
&: B: MILLS:
April 90 # ii
The Hamburg Journal will copy.
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The Oregon Rcsoiutions.-Our readers will
have seen that the Resolutions Of the Senate
with regard to giving the notice 10 Great Brit.
ain ofthe cessation Of the joint occupancy of
Oregon Territory, has passed both the Houses
OF Congress though they were slightly amen
ded IN the House Of Representatives. After
their amendment in the House, they were zen,
back to the Senate for its concurrence, which
was,refused, when Committees Of Conference
were passed 10 bring the matter to point a,
which all conldagree. We suppose there can
be no doubt at TO the success of the Iabors Of
the commlttees,!and as to the termination Of the
war arsetweenus and Great Britain.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEiS.

a C. WISE. who has been arrested. and
As is now Confined within the bounds of
the Jail Of EdgefieId District, by virtue OF Il
writ OF fcapias nd salslacicndum al. the suil of
Charles Lunar, having filed his petition with
schedule nn oath. OF his whole estate aud el.
lects, with the purpose of"bta:nins the benefit
of lie Acts Of the General Assembly, common.
ly called the Imsolvenl Debtors Act. Public
notice is hereby given, That the petition of
the said A. e. Wise, will he henrd and consid
cred in the Court ps Common Pleas. for Edge
field District, at Edgefeld Court House, on the
day nf Octuber next, or on such other
day MS the Court may order during the term,
commencing on the first Monday IN October
next, at said place, and all the creditors of the
said c. A, Wise, are hereby summoned, per-
sonally, or by attorney, then and there, in said
Court, IN show cause, if any they cdn, why
the benefit of the Acts aIorrsnid should not be
granted to tine said A. e.. Wise, upon his exc
cutting the assignment required by the Acts
aforesaid.
TH0S. G. BACON, Cierk.
Clerks Office, June 22d. 1876.
July 13t %
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TnT HIh.yON DJ Lla
IN COMMON PIE


TIT Evils II. :, IGFALL who isnow.
El inrhe custody oflhe Sheriff Of Edge
field District, by virtue of two Writs OF
Capias al Saiisfdciemdum, al The suits of
Wm. J. Silnkins. and S. Christie and w.
Burt, having fled his petition with a
schedule on oath. of his whole Estate aud
effects. with the purpose of obtaining the
benefits Of The Acts of tho General As
sembIy. commonly called the lnsolyent
Debtors Acts. Public Notice is hereby
given lha, the Petition Of the said Lewis
r. Wigfall will be heard mud considered
iu The Courr of Common Pleas Al Edge
field Courl Huusc. on The First Monduy
in October merit or on such other day rs
the Court may order during the time, COM
nencins on The first Monday in October
next. a, said place. and all the creditors Of
Ihe said Lewis II. Wisfall are hereby sum-
moned, personally, or Ivy Attorney, then
and there in said Court to show cause, If
any they can, Why The benefit of the Acts
aforesaid should MOI be granted 10 the said
Lewis L. WislaIl, upon his executing the
assignment required by the Acls as afore'
said.
THoS. G. BACON, G. c. p.
Clerks Office, July 8 l3t "a
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State of South Carroll ma,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN iIHDN DJEdS

NHUGH 4 NIXON, whu l,ps been arrested
E III and is now confined within the bounds
of the Jail of Edgeled District. 10y virtue of
several wrts Of capas ad salis(nciendun. at
thr suits of Benz w. Belts, Bland & Butler.
and John Bauskett. severaly. having filed his
petition. with II schedule upon oath, Of his
whole estate and effects, with The purpose Of
obtaining the benefit of The Acts nlhe General
Assembly, commonly called the Tns"lven, Deb.
tors Acts. Public Notice Is hereby given,
that The petition Of the said Hugh A. Nixon
will he heard and considered in the Comr, Of
Common Pleas. for EdgefrId District. at
Edgc6eId Court House. on the day Of
Octooer next, or on such other day az The Court
may order during the term, commencing on
the first Monday in October next, at said place.
and all the creditors of the said Hugh A. Nix
on, are hereby summoned, personally. or by
attorney, then and there in said Conit, to show
canse. if any they can. why the benefit of The
Acts aforesaid. should moi be granrrd. 10 The
said Hugh A. Nixon, upon hls executing the
assignment required BY the Acts aforesaid
THOS. G.. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office. June 22d, 1916.
July 13t 23
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

ANALEB BROADWATER. and d. N.
" BRO.iDWATER. who have been ar
rested and are now confined within the bounds
oflhc Jail of EdgciieId District, by virtnc oi n
writ of clpias ad satslaciendum ut the suit OF
Goode s. Lyon, having filed their petition with
a schedule on oath. Of their whole estate and
effects with the purpose Of Obtaining the bene-
fits of the act Of the General Assembly cnm-
monty called the insolveut Debtors Acls
Public Notice is hereby given,lhat the petition
of the said Caleb Bruadwater and DIM. Broad
water will be heard and considered in the Court
of Common Pleas for Edgcfield District, AT
EdeeficId Court House, OH the day of
October next, or on such olI,er day as ,l,c Cpnrl
may order during the Term, commencing on
the first Monday III October next, at said place.
and all the creditors of the said Caleb Broad
water and D w. Bruadwaler, are hereby sim
moned personally, or by attorney, then and
there in said Court, 10 show ca'Ise, ANY they
can, why the benefits of the Acts aforesaid
should not be granted to tn. said Caleb Broad
water, aud D. VI. Bruadwalsr. upon their ex
ecutine the assignment required by the Acts
aforesaid.
THOS G BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, June 22nd, 1916.
July ! 13t 90
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EDGEFAH1EEDs ACADEMY

SUPPLEMENTAL RULES, passed July s. 40.
IA ST.-The Academy bnilding shall not be
d. used for any other purpose or robustness,
but that Of character entirely Literary, such
as that for which it was erected; and the Teach.
er is unauthorized 10 open il for any other
use or purpose.
2nJ.-No one fourteen years old shull be adj
mitted into this Institution, as pupil, beioie
he has pledged himself to observe the follow.
ing regulations, viz:-
ist.-No Student Of this Institution sha all
visit places of dissipation, such as Billiard
Rooms. Ten Pin Alleys, Dramshops, and other
like places of idleness and dissipation.
2d-No Student shall take part in Horse.
racing, Cock fighting. Card playing, or Gam.
bling fany sort.
3rd.-No Student shall take part in term
time, without the permission Of the principal,
in any Dramatic exhibitions or performances,
public or private, as such anusements tend 10
engruss The attention, and divert the mind from
the more useful studies for which pupils are
sent to School.
The Teachers required 10 report the names
of any one who violates these rules aud his
pIighted word.
The Principal takes the liberty TO remark,
that the above rules will be strictly enforced,
and that lie has no reason TO apprchend that
they will be broken since the public are to
know whether y youths approaching munhood,
and esteened honorable, would violate their
pligh,cd words and promises, for the pal,ry
qualifications here forbidden. Ii Too much is
not anticipated. the Edgefcld Academy may
be still attended with the same safety of the
morals Of the pupils as similar institutions in
other districts, boasting Of their exemption
from Dramshops and other places Of dissipa-
lion.
July 30 st 81
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
RObinsolls 10 Caldwell,
Bail IFrit.

Oliver Simpson.
nuvER SIMPSON who is 5, now in the
w custody Of the Sheriff Of Edeetield Dis
tic. by virtue of thr surrender of his Bail, al
the suit of Robinsons IL Caldwell having filed
his petition, with schedule on oath, Of his
whole estate and effects with the purpose oil
Obtaining the benefits of the Acts of the Gene.
raj Assembly, called the Insolvent Debtors
Acls. Public Notice is hereby given, That the
petition the said Oliver Simpson, will be
heard and considered in the Court Of Common
Pleas, for Edsefe!d District, at Edgefied Cour,
House, OH The day Of October next, or
on such other day as the Cout may order,
durng the term commencing on the first Alon
day in October next, at said place and all the
creditors ofhe said Oliver Simpson are hereby
summoned, personally. or by attorney, then
and there ia said Conrt to show cause. If any
they can, why the benefit of the Acts aforesaid
should not be granted TO the sad Oliver Simp-
son. upon his executing the assignment rcquir
ed oy the Acts ainreSaid.
THOS. G.. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office. 29In June. 1916.
July Is. q
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HH.H1o .BEFFERS.
General Agent aud Commission
Merchant, Hamburg, ST. C.,


Merchant, Hamburg. S. G..
a. TILL. offers Il. services TO bis fliends and
- the public, nd he will devote his undivi
ded attention to Q
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR.
RECEIVING Aap FORWARDING GooDs.
Buying Goods for Planters or Merchants, or
attend TO any business that may Ge
committed to his cure
He embraces this opportunity of rendering
his thanks his friends for tleirliberai payrol-
age heretofore: Bestowed, and by industry and
close attention to business, he hopes to merit
and 10 continue torcceire The same. 1t shall be
his aim 10 make all his charges as light rs pos.
siblc, knowing that it will be 10 his interest to
closely observe the interest of his fTiends-
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
i5harfage. All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold on arrival, if so ordered.
August 6 If %
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Notice.

SNO administrators Executors and Guar.
al dams. who have not made any returns
of their transactions rs such, for the current
year are fesPereuiiy reqhtsien 10 aIteEo 10
prescribed by law has already expired. 1t is
desirable that those who are intrusled with
such business should attend 10 it in the proper
time, 10 prevent the payment of cost, forIei
lure Of their Commissions. aud great deal OF
irregularty in business.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
July ID If 25
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!EyO THE FAITHLESS -
y II any doubt the wonderful powers Of
"Dr. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
PANACEA;" we invite them to call upon Mr..
Isaac Brooks, Jr., Jefferson street, fourth door
west of Schuylkill Sixth street, below Locust,
and learn from his own lips Of one of the most
astonishing cures OF Scrofnla ever performed
on human bring--or call at the residence Of
his father, Eleventh and Vine streets. Sold by
JOS II. ROWLAND.
36 Market street, Plia
Sold by R: s. ROBERTS, Edgeield Z. II.
South Carolina.
august IL 81 90