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Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
Gin WanuGactovy

fENllE undersigned afi now mnuu.lrtndlr i'.
I improved COTTON GINS OF Mind5n I.r.
and arc prepared to iunrh planters with superior
Gin.snnds made after The luict aud muli tu
proved plans They will deliver thrif Ciua no.
any plantation within l2j miles Of Mhdc1 of ui
Washington, Columhua or Fulton. Afluaa. Il.e
Of nny additional cost. AZ erdrn from q dHaurc
will De promptly attended 10 for any informant 10
relative TO the quality of thrIr Gins, they refer 10
Gen G. D Boy,iou, William Cublrec or William
Vaughn, lIompflcld eauu'y, cr lltuy ~ b..
may, T. Strickland lul A e. uwua, Lafayette
county
LACkY s. SHIELDS.
Mnlgu. La, May 49, isli2Ju
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\ BOY CARRIED o,rR NIAGARA FANS.
\ melancholy acciiru, occurred at Mag
ara Falls IN Sunday last. \ fine lad oflhc
name ui John Murphy. nsed about II
years. in the employ Of Judge Porter, in
crossing la Chippewa IN n canoe. was
drawn into the rapid, On lac Canada side,
and n'o the Great Horse shoe fa,l. -
When be- wa, ffst discovered. be was be
You'd The reach OF all earthly assistance,
and although the little fellow dIJ all that
Vi. cpua.r AMI strength could do. holding
Nj. i.Ighl canoe lor nearly 20 m'n1'cs nj.
most stationary. aud when i.lcd nature
gave up cpnlending longer with the wind
aud cuffrnl, both ngain.i him. the little lrI.
low plunged overheard, unl with tho cour.
ugc and perseverance Of a man, for some.
tune breasted the current. Bot, alas. too
late; though within 100 yard. Of the shore,
be was IN the embrace oi ihr mshug
cataract, which never releases iis ,iciim'
The broken fragments Of the lrail bark
were an lla, were found Of The lullr mari.
ucE 4 widowed mother aud three chill.
drrn mouin the loss OF sou aud brother,
and many strangers lament The fate Of u
noble api excellent hoy.-Rofh. Amer.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

Social Lire IN MExIoo. Picket
Guard, in late number produces the iol.
lowing;
SUNDAY is known at camp by there be.
iug no drills in the ailefnoon-bul how TO
You know lis Sunday in town. inquired a
man from camp. "By the crowd at the
cockpit was Tho reply. It was about
tight, GoekHghling is very popular
mode Of gambling among the Mpkicaus.
We have heard ii lequeuuy sail-aud
lflrae, il is romafkablc-thut the ladies' ui
Sallillo are all willing to 60 with tho sol.
diers TO america. II is IN consequence ol
this, we presume, that they eynee such an
eagerness 10 leeen om language. 4 udi.
cfuns Incident growing 0nl OF this last cir.
cumslanue is told hy correspondent which
is loo good 10 withhold rom our readers.
IN officer IN the Amy ut SallIo-lhus the
story runs-became 9rudigously tahrn with
ono ol the ialr senorus of the place, lie
had prosecuted his suit with yignr for n
week or Two, when, To his egrM sorrow. h.
was ordered away, lie could do no less
lhan bear the dulelul liina, to his iuama
lala, and pay her u iaIewrIlyisii. Seated
by her SIZE, on Il sala We may imagine, ht
WIS about 10 disclose 10 her the sad nlelIi.
genee, when she raised her hand to her
head, lhrn extending il towards him, hold
in something in her tiny fingers, ia the
sweetest accent she inquired
"Cpml s. llama este H lmcrieaaalr -
(Wha, do1oacallihi. in Enslsb9
lie looked, aud saw AN insect, sight ul
which caused him 10 Ny without pronouue.
in it.
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BLOCK, BROTHRR s C0.

MOULD particularly invite iir lad..a local
w and examine their beaniIul assaHmtni ef
llucna Vista Stripes and R5bes.
Innicd and Painted MnsIus, .
Muslin GingIam, plain and striped.
Iiugham, Fancy handkerchief.
lionncis, Ribbons, lacca, E,'rin-r eIe. etc
Al,o 10 their splendid ns.orimeB, Of Sfssfai 40
kind. and qualities
Fulton, May !, ,lsi7-2l
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

\ MtsgR's EsrEpIGsf.-'fde Home
Journal translates from French paper n
notice the recent death al a l'aris million
afe, supposed 10 he one al the riehr.l mrn
in France. The plan he pfaclised loi The
reception ol applicants .or money was Ger
nlah nuRel, aud may hr oi service In s1me
ul tue lnhe on this side oi. he wafer. whose
se!ishnr aud ayaf.ec are equally bnunl
les. lie gmeipusly lsleurd to iho hpf.
rower's aqies, aul, producing noe hpua
from his drsh, took dawn hs name anl rcsi.
dpuer v'fs rareluly. This preliminary,
which Wa very encouraging 10 the hnpaz
ui thu up Ieanl vas immediately ial.uwrI
b3 a calm ani dee.drd eIdsal sfha suf.
pfise cuum nIy DIV iuHdl fruuas fanae
which H. HF.i'l Il. By zhaNius Ibr con
teHas Of ihs nult.haah. ia which the new
uamn ana sun demanded wrrr the last rn
Ir. II vi a complete Isl ui llI the opn|i
euians hal bad bgsn ma5e iu hun lu lent
manry. "iuu see. ,liln.i Sh,larl,, III
dmausp ID. ol thai hoaI. Il raaians n
lhsaaaui elasr > written pages al arp.Ira
liuas iur mancy, tue sum total Of which
very Tar exceeds my Whole fortune. | am
noW rich. bal il bad complied with the
WISHES ui this largo company, of which
lon afc uue, .haaHl certainly he be-.
gaf." Will Ills mconlfn,ciubt area.
meul, the applicant va, bnwei ou
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
NoIec.

G'uuNrN OF llEMfsTEAD. scr-Atthe
~ Gauft Of fHblir tuf said tauulN Of Hemp.
Stead, IN tie State Of Arkansas. At tho April tenn
thereof, \. u l., the following administration
aud guardian accounts were filed N fald court Tor
confirmation at tie nrd July term al said court,
10 wit
l,hea 5, Smilh, administrator ai tho estate Of
y, 7, Nelson, decreased
HgHmu /. liHltiu, administrator Of tie estate
Of William Hollis. deceased
Jefferson nmRtr, administrator Of the estate Of
james Diaper, dec
IyHl ", Hannah, administrator Of the estate
ul K, l. Mu'dfaN, drueasf1
Matthew Mo-, administrator al ilr eslatc Of
William llauHrlts deceased
Joel " Hannah, administrator al the estate of
L, ". Campbell. deceased
Sukaf 'hHzan, administrator uf the ozIala Of
Mary Gie. sh,on, deceased
EIzahHlh MnTen, admnsialfiA Of tie e5ialr
oI Samurl MaRn deceased
Tym Ill, administrator Of tie estate af l8ln
stuart, decreased
john ". Williams, administrator OF the estate
of 1, u llbhlrit decreased
CaihaHnr T. Eor. ekteulrk Of tao oziait OF
u, e. EIler, daeaasrl,
William T. Hamilton, aimnsifallI Of the estate
al X llamItnni decreased.
u I sanuaI. administrator ii ilr ezlale Of
u n Hleloe. dHerus-d
John II spnsns, administrator Of i.ig rz.alr OF
Samuel BALDWIN. decreased
lyra III, guardian OF Wiley d stuart
Al nzHslus Interested ia the settlements of aid
estates aud seeaunls, arr henhy uat6cd 70 eamc
iufwlfd and ii'G rpIans 10 sad accounts. if any
they have. on af belane tho ssooHd day Of the
neat trfl OF slid eouu, which VII be- holden on
Ilir sggaHl Monday Of July nrNii 81 they Rill be
isrttf bau,d aud praeludei lam excepting "
said aHeaauiH ol any iirm tbrfrff
Tie + SANDERS, Clerk.
lG-4R
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

Tut SHINING ur rue GnEstfgAku.-
Col. Biadhafy asserts, very poiuIedIy in a
lengthy communication Ia ihc Cine unaf0
Chronicle, That ihr Nrsse. was noi sra
woEhi--lhat he collision was the 'rrsu.l
ri criminal carrlcs-ncs., aud thorough con.
tempt br human lIic on the ptrl Of The ntIi.
rrr' OF ,lc Chesapeake, the night being
bright, aud The Porerha,ing lig his bow and
stern; that alrr The collision. the officer,
aul crew of the boat, with unc o. iwu hon
uub.e exceptions, exhibited neither scnsc.
ricie, nnf manhood that the Captain
abandoned hi, boat aud jEiy in save hi.
baggage: shat the chief engineer nui
l.f,i mate wctc fret to lra,c The beat. -
that the clerk, when satisfied that there
was 10 be- i'uphr, gathered ihc money BE-
longing io the boat, and juupci Inin the
lawl, brmg the hrd WII I1 a. and unlrfcd
the nrgfn ruuh 10 ca, the rope. which wa.
promptly dnUr, aud The boat, capable Of
carrying thirty pcrsons. ilualcd oil with a
bare dozen, about half ol whom were olli
GERS ard slnl'iuns ni the steamers and
'lhcro wa. 40 other bat attached To tho
Cbcsap'akr.' These are the points made
by Col. Bnihuy in hi, ,ialcm nj In which
We give IN hi, own language. lie inti.
mates that the a.ilir ,lnii receive q Judi.
cial investigation. -f -fDWiwWr Clgrir-.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

The Buffalo Expires, makes itself merry
over tho loss Of SlJO by larmcr in tho
.alc Of his corn aud all because he was too
s,mgy ITO pay So for a newspaper.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

SrmrEp CuurEruIoN.-tn auction
sale took place in tho Philadelphia E,.
Change on Tuesday, o. piece o. property.
The bidding commenced al 500 by two
persons, and was continued until It iiclched
$1,000, each advancing s. "a, a time upon
the other. The parties were sitting one
TO the right aud the other 10 tho left Of the
auctionrr, causing him to luln biz head 80
often a, be received the bids oi each, that,
as old ,ilgcr ~ he is, be- wa. forced itom
fatigue 10 Ic.ignihr task nj ii,pnsing OF the
property TO his c.cik. The bidding was
then continued by tho same persons. each
going 50 better until reaching $4,000.
when unc oithrm bid a Good $500 To scare
oli his comprli or this failed 10 accom-
pi,h hi, ollrci, however, aud the 50 al
vance wa, tod wiiha as much sang ffo 4 as
Il nothing unusual had occurred. Neither
party seemed dismnycd, anl the bidding
proceeding without tagging in spirit until
reaching $3.50 one oi the competition,
backed om, anl the properly WI, struck
of 10 the most obstinate oi The two, who
had confined himself 10 50 bids; much to
the qualification VI the audience who had
witnessed the competition.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
MNRRlEn.

Ga Tie 5tll iast, by the Rev. " W. c Kelly,
Dr. ". r. Metumut, If Arkadelphia, to Ms,
LuCNuA ABNEfr, of this vicinity.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
.E'cW Goods

TF1llE mhsoiilTrH afa now receiving and on.n
4 ins large and well arsoHrd llork of good
suited 10 this market, uhich have been arlccicd
with great cate, and ufg now Offered 90 purchasers
at l1 low price, aud on nf good ir1us ~ ihrr can
be- procured elsewhere Oar tork .s r-nrf1l. com.
Prang Staple aud Fancy nr t'1aH I.Haara.
Cutlery, Saddley, Cl0ihnz. Hats, f9on and
Shog' Cmdkrp, Glassware, iron, Sia.i Nalr.
CASTING, llnwarr, ClTeniafs and Barhamlhr
Tools, Groceries, Sc, Sc, So.
4 BLOCK g. SON.
Washington, Arbr NpnI GO, 1sl5-2l.u
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For safe or Rent.

T'llli well known Cros kru T,raN situated
4 IN lhr most eligible part of Fulton, aud Or
present occupied By Mr kay, b o1trd lor sale of
rent on accommodating ierms. % application b.
made soon Possession given by Tie int Of Az.
gust, Tor terms apply 10
BLOCK. RRO. a Co.. Fulton, of
A BLOCK & son. Washington.
Iunu 10, isil.91.u
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NALu ABLE=PRopETY
Pufs SALE.

tssFs accommodating terms the Plantation
syNs NOW cultivated by lin IN Hampstead
- couuisl All, 1aull.Has upwards Of
l.uriran hundred acres, lrae hundred and liily Of
which is IN high state Of cultivation. There are
on the preulIsrs good stables, cum.oihf, negro
houses, comfortable dwelling house. Kitchen
smoke halsr, iihc gn liouss aud pres, and other
urccs1ary hadIug', all Of which are new aud u
hnr order. Tie tract Of land B. finely wsiefcd
By wells and sprilgs, and sucll adlpl-d 10 ihr
culture Of cotton and small gam tbs place d.
frslrlrj ts one 81 ihr most healthy and desirable
locations il ilr southern part Of AfkansaE
AlHa, that Tract of land siu1ied In ptc county.
Afk, NJ the crossing of the l.lIr Missouri nyrf
uu che Military roli loading from lsulr Rock 10
Washington. containing upwards OF four hundred
arna There afo upwards 81 unr hundred aud
iny acres Of tlIs tract improved. There u a
large two story dwrIing housa on tbs Tract, d
nu.yam. fine apple and prlrh orcbafl. fine spring
water. aud frD across ihc liile Ma.out
river which yield. "a handsome profit annually
tbs place B. considered one n Tie bet locations
iar Fubtr harss and to5h farm n the Slate
will also 80 my present residence adjoining
Tho town Of Washington. This place q hand.
fomely improved, and !. situated upon tract OF
laud containing tA,uy acres Ihrrr is on ihn
pace a large und coinmpalus dwelling house,
kitchen, negro houses, con.rfh, stable, carriage
houfr aud other necessary buildings, which makes
h ono OF iho most comfortable and convenient
places for family residence la ihr vicinity of
Wellington. Them b. aI,o 40 acrcs OF excellent
wool land near ihs place which will b. soll with
70 if jrrni. A'sa Cd honsr mud lois in tho town
Of Washington lately owned and occupied by the
Hon Daniel 4 water and at pfrsrul uscd aud
occupied hy me aa law office, Tho whole oi
lhc above property w.lI bo d.poscd OF on llic most
Reasonable terms ior cash o. exchanged i1r Oung
negroes
GRANDSON y RnYSTON
Washington, Nh, MAY "a, l-t5-2G-lm.
one month g. u. X
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
Education.

tT-HE exercises in the Mndcn frmalr Semi
nary will bc resumed on The in' Monday
of August, under the direction OF it4 former PHu.
rpul, Mrs B,NEa Mf ScNFH siiI continues IN
the Music Department lis smpoHlul that pups
should be- in attendance Of tbo commencement
Mnicn, la July lO,lsli .3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
To PInnicr..

fFiuE undersigned having been srr1ntcI
i agents Coz ihc sllr OF Nf Josrph 4 tfoby'r
Cotton Gus Rl'l keep upFIy on hand f1r air,
at their War House IA Fulton, Of aIl ,iss uad
descriptions, which licy arc authorized Co waHant
10 give entire aa'is.ir..nn 10 the purcInsen--
Persons ia want OF Cotton Gms are iuars,IuHs
iuyll,d 10 call aai examine ihon
BLOCK. BROTHER g. Co.
Fulton, June %, T. ll.9s.lL
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NOTICE.

a IL. perona having drafts accepted on mo,
" b, Cipl 4 I. Naman, may probably
hr,s iIp mur para. by pra'uling lhrn 10 W.T.
t.,o q uuu. B1it8 llo'r Washington
SAMUEL MOORE
81. HT. IaI#
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
New store nj EuM-,.

lLpGk, BROTHER 4 co. hze i##I ...
cr.Ksd aud arc now opening H nd
#Haldd assortment aI guodz, uonsliIH# U 30 ai
the following
lwurh, English aud AmeHeau PM. gaf.H.t
81 hroWH and Haarhol sHrtussHHa
II, IA Na, u#aahHrss -. -
hleached and hfaWu dUlHsH, checked .###
Penienilafy alp##, palj.H#t Scotch HIi.l#. san
hanar French tanbaaa#. aluar |I#i.s. -.
aud WiIIsd alpaca md, WBIio, ufs#a ar.I .#H#=a.
aannrl#r satiuul, kanluoky aud gaiI mfyr.l i##lH.
=ilabls damu.k, black lHa whit lHIlaet.
lawn. baai aud s0i.H mH Han. alTfHsd 1H#
aud laaaaaeis, Marlborough alHna#. flHs l#=##
black aud eplored eambdezz. lr#f IH#u.
eallon dalls and eallonadez. apuH aaI f.sHzH#s
ehsths' haet tably velvet. printed Hamg
das aud linsny1, 6eorgla strip iIHaH and l##.sa
laps H.lai ruilnn and Hadfaa @
iHnged sllaWls, aIaHs' uaHfaa RH H.#H#
dHaprr, haeu hallaHd, cotton i.a=H. N
and gfl# saH7 lamiius. ruli6u AMI uH=#I
binding. salIll, bach aid eo.orld aatgr a5=#
efap' dlaIaaH, b.aa. fel aud al.. HIaas.l#. H#..
hg' ma#4zI.lo netting, Ggaasia aai,z, ual tI.Hr.
sion plain. SO. a.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
HFdieare.

hu'sez aud iaIkzt raitias and haIal.al Inns
naahal aud pen kHlrre, ssIserl, aaaar. f5zsa..
tfaecs aud h.ils zlliHg'inr Haohrls. zlaa and H4l
hammers. drawing kaig,s, i5H,sauH. Gin. mil HHl
hasiaol fill, hof#e faHps, fiHiarr aad socket aI.
sels, snela aud daaale PLAN liil lot ADDE'S aH8.
haaIi' I'll. ehni, French. pad. nlaia. lIm aH.I
ealeuiefs knob laHas, il.al and Ialeaz oa laHas.
fennd aud ilh sHaBa bolt. H'or izHreff. #aafa
shsan, knab lliea##. door HanHIaa. salI.rH Hl#Ia-
halAnccsi lIiihuIa and ifaa table and isi #HIli..
hfasi, plsisl and ina siirIHzs spun. seIdu-l#H 81.
bullet maulas, bfa#z and bIaek colin uaI's. -
strings, gImheis, nsfeulaioa cap, eaIas,.saz.IIz
haoiSs aud llnts, alells, peHsing aud sewing Hz
hfass candlfsrkz. hand cut and tanoul a4aa.
sheg's aud tong. p the hIadca and fazI
smoothing, iop, iaek and iaatef pIaucs. aaai
and ooiian elris, MANILA aud cotton Fupe. POS.
lines, aud bed cafis, Collins axes. broad azHz.
ahFefs' pafiiamclt hInres, butts and asfewa. ea d
mills, hooks and hinges ifoeH wagon baxes, WzI.s
ifahs, sifaR knyesi l.risl aud cane Egihes Can.
iina casiztsel and gfabhns hnes, sad mons, nfIHd
s.oaes ok aud trace chains, nails aud trsds IN all
Sze., shoyca spades, palcn, balances, fioyca
garden Iakrs, iiy pans, piow moulds. iron of a.l
Ainas' Lng.ish, German, aud east steel. hollow
ware Of all kindl aud ic.chpi.ons, such a. oven.
sallels, pot anl krlllcs, sc, sc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
SALT SALTl

500 ao or-sa % % por Ier' Sct. 5Si.''4 '"" '''
BLOCK, BROTHER s. Go
TiIion, Nay I, l-i3.2l
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
Enborcrs IEnnied.
FOR aAn.E.

T1llE large tive story frame building zoo Wash.
] tugion, at present occupied by Capt Cobb.
will be- sold ot bargain ii application be- made
suou, either 10
JOHN $. SPENCE. or
4 BLOCH & SON
July f3O-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
C0Rs.aRE.g.EFs.s III e

lll undersigned hauap poulgraI into aafIaaf
a chip On the Izt of ARaI l-lII Iar taa nm
laas' ~ OF dung genst4I SH a#z H..4#
h',i3'sst ~ lle town of laHau, H4Heri NE IIzI...
aad style oi iltafk, lltH#H8 N Co. would Hs.
aPeellaliY INFORM thef friends and he aulH.a=a#4.
efally that having lea-cd lHo uaa#H W.rH#=#a.
oi Mr. l. J, Smith, they alg u5a F5..az#l i.
receive geod3 Oh slamgc
AUGUSTUS UGeK.
HENRY HIGgk
Fulton, May l.Isl.-1
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
Ready Made Clothing,

OF EVERY nrscWrriuN
The public lrr respectfully nvIrdi 10 call nnd
examine their stock luly ~, lri1.ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

W. W. BLISS, A A. 4 G.
We arrived at tamafgo Oh tho 3ls OF May aud
at Reyuosl on tho lsl Of June, whence We were
con,cyed 10 the mouth Of the RIO Grandc Oh the
9TH We wcfc shipped from the Brazus on the
10Th on board the splendid sail ship Republic
Cant. A. Bcyin, and under layofing gale, arrived
safely IN New Orleans on the 18th, having in
twelve months performed a circuit Of near fur
thousand miles by land and water.
One more remark Col. Doniphans command
has been isolated from every other branch Of the
army, cot Oh from all communication with the
GD,cumcni, aud, In the absence Of instructions,
lcn to cut IT. way through the country Of subtle
and lreachcrous enemy Destitute OF clothing
aud the means Of procuring it-nol having rc.
cciyed a dime since the day Of enlistment and
none thcn-lho men have almost grown as dId
Ncbuchadnclznr, being nAccd rough samples OF
Rocky Mountain lie, Their long-glown boards
How in the wind similar perhaps to those oi 'he
rude Cossacks, while their garments are worn 10
shrcjs byOuacng on the rocks aud sands ol MON,
icO Noi, though they are somewhat undscip'Ihed
they nrc hardy, uushrnknr independent men'
such A., indeed, would NOT "iatlcr Neptune ioi
bis trident, nor Ioye for bis power to thunder
W. are anNously awaiting our final discharge at
this city. Jony r. llugllEs
lst Regiment Missouri Mounted Vol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-10
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on Thursday the 18th ult.,
after short illness, Mrs. JULIA A. HENDER-
SON, wife of Mr.. Nathaniel Henderson, in the
18th year of her age.
Seldom do we recei1e more Impressive
admonition ofthe false, and delusiye nature OF
our brightest and most fatterinS anticipations,
than is furnished by the death oIthis individual.
She had but just entered upon the scene OF ac'
tive life, buoyant with youth. and health, the
pride, and admiration nf her friends, and sur
rounded by circumstances which, whilst they
LEFT but little TO ask from the present, pointed
to the future with hope. A few mouths ago
she was united in Wedlock to the mall who had
won her affections, and who, had she been per.
rnitted to have lived, was every way qualitied
to promote the tranquility and happiness other
life. But in less than one short year from that
time, all her bright and fattering hopes were
doomed to be disappointed by death.
In all the relationso Of life which she sustained,
her onduct was truly exemplary Possessing
accomplishments, which made her an ornament
to the circle in which she moved, she was free
from vanity, and os,entation; her modest, aud
nnassuming department, being equaed only
by the kindness, and .benevolence, OF her dis
position. Though young her amlable and en-
gaging manners had already secured her the
friendship and esteem of a large circle o: ac-
quaintance, who will sincerely regret her un.
timely fate. Whilst 10 fond father, an only
sister, and bereaved husband, this vent is
lraught with that deep and poignant anguish
which can be. alleviated only by time, and
HIGH admits only Of the consultations OF rell'
gion!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-10
THE FAMOUS JACK
ON lERD @ N K

~IL ILL stand the ensuing Spring Seasonal
w the following times apd places, to.wit:
at Daniel Quat,lebnm's in Lexington district,
on the first and second days in March rext; at
John Lees, in Lexington District, on the fourth
and fiilh of March. next; at James Watson's,-
in Edgefeld District, on the seventh and eighth.
Of March next and then will be at the said
Glands on every ninth day until the tenth of
June the reafteri and will be lei 10 Mares at
the moderate price Of ga for single visit, $6
for the season, and 90 to insure a Mare 10 be
in foal.
No accountability for accidents or escapes,
but every care will be taken to avoid such.
Any person putting Mareby.insurance and
changing the right Of the Mare before it is as
certaincd whether she is in foal or not, will he
held responsible for the insurance Of the Mare,
fedIgret-0NDERDoEK was bred by Mr..
Dearing, of Charleston, on his plantation ia
North Alabama. was sired by an imported Nal;
tees Jack. and out of an imported Italian
Jinney. Both the sire and dam was imported
by Mr. Dearing.
ONDERDONK is six years old this Spring.
four feet six inches high. lengthy aud heavily
built, with as fine bone and muscle as any
Jack in the State, and is like his namesake,
very sure foal getter.
Februaiy3 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Lucy Saunders, Applicant, Summons
vs. Willis F. Lake and iu
others; Defendants. Partition.
BY virtue ra1 order from John Hill,
Esq, Ordinary Of the District. aforesaid,
I viii proceedto self In the above sIated
case. al EdseGeld Cour, House, on the first
Monday in March next tract Of land
belonging 10 the Estate of Nathaniel
Saunders, deceased, containing one hun
dred acres, more or less, situated in the
District aforesaid, on Beaverdam Creek.
waters Of Cuffeetown Creek, adjoining
lands Of Randall Ramsey, WIS. Cothran,
John Rogers. Joseph PhiIpot, aud others.
10 be sold on a credit until The first OF
January next.
Purchaser giving bond and approved
sure,iss. and a mortgage of The premises
10 the Ordinary, 10 secure the purchase
money.
Colts to be paid in cash.
II. EOULWARE,s E D.
Feb 5 8 At