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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Sampson B. Mays &
John j, Mays,
Henry FL. Mason &
wife. az others,

Henry Fl. Mason &
wife, q others.
NJ Office is HER EBY GIVEN
la that by virtue of an order from
Chancellor Johnson, shall sell at Edge.
field Court House, on Saturday the 10Th
day OF October next (beins the last day of
the Court of Common Pleas commencing
on the first Monday in October nexl,) The
the real estate Of Capl. VIM. B. Mays,
decd, in the following parcels, viz:
Tract No |, known as the Oliphant
Tract, containing according to survey
made by D.. White, D. S., the 18th July
l547. six hundred aud twenty-five acres,
1922, aud adjoining lands Of John Harri-
son, N. l.. Griffin, s. F. Goode, Rev.
Joseph Moore, and other lands of said
VIM. B. Mays, decd.
Tract No2 containing by survey of
D. White, d. S., made 18th July l647,
three hundred and twenty. seven acres,
1927 and adjoining the tract known as
ethe Oliphan tract, James Rainsford, C. j.
Glover, and other lands of said Wn. B.
Mays, decd.
Tract No 3, containing by survey of D,
While, D. S., made 18th July lS47, three
hundred and twenty -one acres, (32l,) aud
adjoining the tract known as the Oliphanl
tract, John Harrison, a. B...Addison, and
other lands of said VIM. B.2Mays, decd
Tract No A. known as the Home tract;
containing by survey Of D.While, D. s.;
made 18th July 1917, eight hundred aud
eighty seven acres, 1879 and adjoining
lands Of john Harrison, John II. Fair,
Joel Roper, George Tillman, and others.
Said Lands will be sold on a credit Of
one, two and three years, in equal annual
inslalmenls. with interest from aud afiey
one year from the day Of sale, except for
so much as will pay the cost of this suit to
be paid in cash, purchasers giving bond
and goud surelies 10 secure the purchase
money. Possession Of the Lands moi to
delivered to the purchasers, ill the first
day Of January next.
S. S. TOMPKlNS, C. e. E. D;
Comr'r. Office, Edsefeld, Sep. 23d 1S47
sept. % At 35
p The Plats of the above land can be seer
at the residence OF Sampson B. Mays, Esqr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29

Magistrates for Edgseetd c. Hive are re;
qnested 10 state, that the 81 Saturday in Octo-
ber next is the time appointed, for the citizens
of this place, to assemble and recommend suita.
bic persons to the Legislature, for the Masis-
tracy in our towu. This is an important mat
ter, and it is desirable, that all persons entitled
to vote. should attend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29
ORGANIZATION OF THE EDGEFIELD
! RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

The regular notice having been previously
given, lhllmeeting of The Stockholders took
place this day at II O'clock, NJ, in the Court
House The meeting was organized by cal
ling WHIrsIELD BRooKs, Esq., to the Chair,
and appointing George Il. addison, Esq, Sc
cretary. The Commissioners at this place
having reported that (s7 OOU eighly.seven thou
sand dollars had been subscribed TO the capital
stock Of the Company.
N. L. Griffin, ESQ.,, offered the following re-
solutions which were adopted with great har'
mony by the Stockholders:
RcsoLocd, That the Stockholders of the Edge
field Rail Road Company, proceed 10 the or
ganizaton Of the Company, by an election OF a
President and twelve Directors.
Resolord, That il is expedient TO suspend the
location Of The Road, and the fixing of the low
er terminus.
ResoIred, That the Stockholders will afford
every reasonable facility to the extension Of
Rail Road from Edge6eld Gil through Able
vile, Anderson, and Pickeus, towards the noun
laius. That application be made 10 the Legis
Iaturc al the next session for Il charter to this
end, and that if it be necessary 10 such extern
sion, our existing organization will be dissolved
preparatory to forming Of new company.
Mr.. Griffin supported the resolutions by a
strong appeal to the Stockholders in favor OF ex.
tending tue road through this District, Able
vile, and Anderson, to such .ermnatIons as
might be agreed upon by the Stockholders up
on the entire route, and in favor ofleaviag open
for the present the question Of the lower ternit-
nus of the road, and his views were concurred
in by the chairman and several other gentlemen
who addressed the meeting. The Stockfod'
ers then proceeded TO the election of Pres-
dent and Board Of Directors, when II was
found that n. l.. Griffin was elected President,
and the following gentlemen Directors, viz
f. w. Pickens, John Lpscomb, A. Bland, A.
B. Addison, r. T. Minis, s. Christie, j. F.
Adams, D. r. Strothcr, Whitfield Brooks, F..
Fl. Wardlaw, G.. ]. Glover, NJ. Frazier.
On motion, it was rcsOl0ed, That the proceed.
ings of this meeting be published in the Edge
| field Advertiser, and that the Hamburg Journal,
Hamburg Republican, Abbeville Banuer' An
derson Gazette, Pendleton Messenger, and
Greenve Mounta;neer, be respectfully re-
quested to copy them.
WHIT. BROOKS, Chairman.
GEO. A. ADDlsos. Secretary.
Edge6eld C. H., Monday 27tn Septr. lSH
Professor Samuel Henry D,ckSoa.-Thla gen
lenen so long connected with the 1ledIca
College al Charleston, South Carolina, has let
this State, 10 accept The chair II the "lnSlt'ltes
and Practice Of Medicine to which he was
recently elected in the New York University o'
Medicine.
Professor D. is we'll known to be one o. the
most distinguished members of his profe 'slon
in the State.
Col. Jefferson Da0is Of M,ssissipp'.-rhls
gallant hero, so distinguished in the Mexican
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29
Entertainment.

RE RS. FORD D,acquaiuts her friends and the
IYH public. that she will keep the rooms
over Mr.. B. G. Bryan's store open, for the En-
terainment Of persons attending Court, during
the coming term. Her prices will be Is cents
per day. exclusive Of lodging, or r25 cents per
meal.
sepr22 st IS
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EDe .aUnerttser.
EDGEFIELD C.. ii.
WEDNESDAY. SEpTEM 20, 1917.

Notice-The Members of the Mechanics
Washingtoaian Temperance Society, are request
ed to meet at the Court House, on Monday
evening next, at early candle light.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29

Topn Eleetion-On Friday last John Lips.
comb, Esq. was elected one Of the Wardens of
the Town of Edgelield.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29

B Although have declined attending TO a
Ware House, still continue the COmmiS.
sion Business in this place; and have
safe and convenient storage room for G GOODS
to be RECEIVED. .;and FORWARDED,
Flour. Bacon, SC. &c.
Cotton consigned to me will be stored OIL
the most advantageous lerms or sold on arrival,
as may be directed.
Consignmen,s of Cotton and other Produce
Of Merchandise to be forwarded. and Orders for
the purchase Of Goods respectfully solicited.
,il;,s SIX .l;sss;.ii:J. F.. GRIFFIN.
Hamburg, July 2lrlS47.
july % nj. 81. ...: 3m II .
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|5Speight. s9g -
Mounted Battalion Of GcOrgia.-We see it
stated that the mounted battalion OF Georgia.,
which was formed according to a recent re.
qnisiuon oflIle government, has set out for the
seat of war. Six companies compose this bat.
talon The whole number ofnen amounts To-
$50 or 5OO This speaks well for the prompt
ness and high military spirit ofour sister State
Throughout the Mexican war, we have disco
vercd no fal,ering or backwardness in Georgia
Last year, in short time, she had a regllnent /
in the field, which served for twclvemon,h, and
though 1t never was so fortunate as to be en-
gagged in battle, suffered much, and ever showed
a willingness to perform its duty. AT present
there seems 10 be little Or no abatement OF militia
ry feeling among the people.
Murder of the Duchess de Praslin.-The Cor
respondent If the Charleston Courier, writing
from Paris, August 2Oth, lo47, givesan account
of a most a,trocious murder, which was recent
~ committed in Paris. Great excitement pre-.
vailed in every circle, on account Of the murder
Of the Duchess of Praslin. There seems to be
very little doubt of her death being caused by
her husband, who was quite proasate noble
man, and who did not live OH good terms with
his wife The Duchess is represented to have
been very amiable and much beloved by the
poor. "A sovernuess who had been in The Duke
de Praslin's family, was strongly suspected Of
having had some agency in the matter. The
Duke was arrested, and would doubtless, have
been tried before his peers, bnt the unhappy
man put an end 10 his existence in prison.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29
NeaU FsEI & Winter Goods

G.. T.. 81 E. PENN
"AVE received large and most desirable
HH Stock Of NEW GOODS, to suit the
season. consisting Of a general assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Groceries Of all kinds, ss..si.
Hats andlCaps, Shoes and Boots,
80 Hardware and Crockcry,
Drugs and Medicines,
Books and Stationary, .
a splendid stock Of Bonnets,
And a.variety of other articles usually kept
in our line ul Of which will be sold on the most
accommodating terms.
They invite their friends to call and examine
the stock, and they promise to give them good
bargains.
seplr % If 36
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WILLIAM B. JOHNSON.
Edgeield e. H., S. c., 18th Sept. 1877.
Extract from the Minutes ofAc EdyefcM Baptist
Association.

Extract from the Minutes cfMe EdgsicM Baptist
Association.
Wtercas, This Association regards the III oral
and Intellectual education of youth of great inn
portance, and whereas 7 number Of brethren
and friends of the Baptist denomination have
made praiseworlhy efforts to establish Male and
Female Schools in the village of Greenwood.
AbbeyIe District, under the control and pu-
trouage of the denomination; and have already
in possession two handsome lots, one contain
ing 24 acres, upon which comnlodions Female
Academy has t,een erected; the other contain
ing : acres, upon which is convenient and
comfortable Male Academy aud whereas, the
above Schools. during the present year. have
been conducted by comp etent and faithful In
struclors under. the direction OF Board of
Trustees, holding said property for tho benefit
Of the denomination. Therefore,
RcSOtued, That this Association highly APP
proves of the efforts to establish the above nam
ed Schools upon the plan mentioned, ,and recon-.
mend to the brethren and friends ofthe denomi-
nation to aid in sustaining them by their patron
age and influence.
Col. Fremont We regretlo learn lhas
Col. Fremont, whose departure Tor Aiken
we noticed few days since. did nntreaeh
that place 10 see his molher alive. She
died but lew hours before his arrival He
accompanied her remains the next day
to this city, and after witnessing the last
sad rhes, left here The evening following
"wednesday on his return TO Washington.
In his alIlction, rendered douby poignant
by his deep disappointment in not receiving
her parting look Of recognition after his
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29

p The friends of WESLEY BODIE, an.
uounce him as candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff, at the ensuing election, f5
februaYA # 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29

war, has accepted the appointment of United
States Senator, from That: State, 10 fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death of Senator
E5Speight. ~ as.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29

The Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad
The Wilmington Cronice Of Wednes-
day SAYS: Some of the newspapers we
see nuIce a report thai the Boston Capt.
lali,ts,' wha short time since purchased
the Portsmouth aud Roanoke Railroad,
have sold it again. We are able 10 con.
tradict that report, We have the best au-
lhority for stating that the Road in ques-
ton has uol been opposed of by The Boston
gentlemen. There is a feature of the
charter which They wish changed by the
Virginia Legislature, and until that change
is effected. nothing will be done with The
Road. Such is The pesent determination
Of the owners of it,
Anothe Printer Gone.-Amons the
deaths in The Palmetto, Regiment we no.
tice, with extreme regret, the name of
Shadrac Virgins, one of The TWO, bcloug
ing to Capt. DeSaussure's Company, who
were killed upon the field Of battle. He
was printer by trade, and served his
apprenticeship in the South Carolinlan
Office. where be worked al the time of his
volunteering. He was noble aud a
generous nature and though he had, like
most Of US, his faults, they were redeemed
by many eslimabie qualities. which en-.
deared him to those who knew him most
intimately. .@
We learn, with pleasure, that the craft
propose paying him a suitable tribute by
erecting a monument TO his memory.
South Carolinian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29

Col. Jefferson Daois Of Mtssissippi-rhis
gallant hero, SO distinguished in the Mexican
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16


asae anu Tue iact' as 'iies nave
Oeeh ''1'ee' nc ooHS man " 40 eIiiaseo ''
with an 'fnpAas.s adequate 70 MS just excite
fnent exclaimed:
Z" hats That purse proud TOOL that ignorant
AMI parrot OF fashion, worth who scorns virtue
be sause i IS coupled with poverty
"Ten thousand doliars,' answered his friend.
'''ren thousand dollars, chi Well Amanda is
worth that sum and the heavy fool into the bar
gin. Ten thousand dollars. And that forsoo'h
against responsibility Here AmaHdas my G'ri,
said he taking her hand and bowling respectfully
to the gentleman present, ''let us leave this
place, whore hougity pride pampered and fed
with the crumbs Of wealth exercises an influence
superior - the dictates of good sense, where viz
tue is endangered"
go SAYING, they left the place and returned
home.
The morning after the bali, Amanda, the poor,
sighted ami abused girl. who was denied the
boon of mixing in society, because she wore the
russell gown Of poverty, received from the IN
Gignant Young ta4n an instrument of writing
securing to h possession the fall amount Of tn
thousand dollars. The eif, and the motives ,h-lI
oroana,cd Il were soon made known 10 the haugh-
~ Mrs. h and revenge more painful ,lan lis-
tain tool, The place Of the latter Nor was the
CUB Of bitte~Err. vet fun yyith all the solicit
tale of a designing mother she ail traps to en-
snare the voung man in question ar husband FOR
heroine ,frry.ryed Ganohtrr, and fsn3ly imagiu-
fin, his trbanitv gave, eviIruce hat she caught
lin Il, her g.r.las. Fat alas, how soon 90 the
layat towering gcctatjans fail Ere t,co months
hal cIaFs !, Ga, hauh.s Amanda became tie
uifc or TIE ".althy + 'r4r y
Time foile4 on It's silent course, barring On
Is bosom sweet flowers and beaming sunshine,
ana etrry iaer~:ieut OF happiness for the youth
r.! pair al those who turned their backs upon
Capt. cons servant girl, became ths coorii@rs,
tie lawhing sycophahts Of Mrs y. who, IN her
new station was 10 more worthy Of esteem. no
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EEo.. Ea1aCA6E0GE.

Fry /. Undersigned would respectfully inform
= their irienls ana the public, that they still
coutiUue the manufacture Of Flows and other
Farming Utensils, at their old stand. near the
east eu5 OF Maia street, Richmond, Indiana.
They VIII heeP Oh hand, or viii make TO or
Gcr the celebrated Steel Icli Board Flows.
y rougit Iron P!ovs. Common Cast Mold Board
PloUs Road Plows. SuI-so.i Flows. three horse
Plo<vs. 800 P5oeys. ami Stuhbe PIoys right ana
LETT l@ea, ana of 81! tie osfarsnt sizrs IN use
ALSO. shovel I.ozEs, Corn F'ows, u!tvators,
to exnpu8 CT cuntrsct IS may be neeGed. Ilar-
rows. Dracz with hinges, &c.
The u rcH-lt Iron AMI Steel Mold Board
P.oyys are warranted to scoar IN any soil that
can be foua And superior article for
s;ua5le am other tol Eronu4.
The - Flows ere warranted to turn The fur
rows over smoothly.
The above named P.ows will all b, ma5e with
a rht share, anu lail witA tie best Of Ger
man or C4zteel.
From long exq Renee in the business. and their
strict attention. they feel instiisa il warrautiEg
their work II is % superior quality. aud viii be
sold on the most favorable Terms. for cash, or
approved country produce. They are thankful
~ past f4vors. aud hope 10 merit ant receive
share # the pu5lic's patronage Persons wish
iuE to pneehase. are respectfully invited to call
AM examine their work before purchasing else
where BEARD u SiN Ia
\. B. The above named Piows may BE seen
al the Iron store of ]. u. x J. H. Hutton,
where they are offered for sale. b. s :
Richmond, Segt. 2-th, lcI1. f0tt
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SIoAE cNZIHNe :.

FEvHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie an his frienas, 'hat he sui continues
the Stone Cutticg business IN Richinonf.on Pearl
street. near The Market House, where he viii be
pleased to furnish eat stone Of every description,
On the most accommodating terms. Ho has how
en- hand and expects shortly to reczire al a1li-
;ioaal supply. a coaPlete assortment Of
sTFR'CiN m{PBLE i Gid G2i5E S.0iES
which be will ell cheaper. for cash. than they
have ever before been sold IN t.ats city
= :s5a ana Ornamental lettering,
done il COOS style ani 70 o-Ler Call and es-
anime his assortuae 1t aud prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Sept. Il, le47 ssh
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( \ = e 8. \ = ! y

In bringing this article into notice. the iayen-
for has euGcayored 70 brng such testimony a.
would eti1ctaaliy relieve the MINIS ot Strangers
OF the lea,t suspicion Of iuisrcF present sfin or
mistake. fortily ag ttr testimony Of the gentle
me n. Who have been kind enough To certify n
favor Of The article. by such circumstances -
VIII b quite satisfactory Il those who ma!
amino them
us P,ay t-as erl5t-.c9 AZ TIE Far of lie
iufricFa iasiitats Nel0 YORK, Oct itgt. aad t4ers
ott4tned q ssleer aae,.st Is az bss: eftjbaCd
IIsyin-- examined tie structure Of c. Warmers
Patent Premium Pumps, aAd having witnessed
their performance some IL public wells
under the most severe trials they could wctI be
subject 10, during tie past Year. are wiling
10 certify 10 iiieir superiority, over any Pump
that we have any knoNl.1 g OF. They have been
adopted for puatic u-e IN tins city 10 the entire
approved Of our citizens, and think they
onls need be known. to be adopted generally.
We remark that ot.r wells are deep, between
Fifty ana stNty feet many OF tAr44.# AMI eur Pab-
IL fuaps have been a source Of troaa.e 10 as,
but IS ftr - W 81. = Il 50 W. are relieved.
W,i. K. VANCE Mayor q Size Csty .! Louis
Vile.
C.ty Couqr.l-P Mickey. James RuaI. Henry
Tuasia'i, james HARRISON, Charles }. Clark, T..
C5y I-se1to.-s.-J :. M'Aleheal, William
Richardson
C.ti.<as-C. n rtroder. J. P. Bail, ]. 3 Bland
b. I.Palten, louisville, June llth. 1916.
One Of Mr.. Chapman Warmers Pumps lbs
been in a. ration IA ~ neI-.eerh .ot Tor nine
months, ana P1otesto ~ CREST Improvement
upon til old wooden rIsa?. ! chlla ean work
i] ii rates water rapidly. and ,.eeps IN good
oItinH. The water from lis more uHllgrH.y
cool iAtn tlat itan t,e ell Woa#ea pamp, ana
Is sl-o j. tier tasted. TINS Pune. fson It's con-
c-ses. ssi5,srso-ts. has b#an -ssn tee BY the city
MP, YA&DEII. Il. D.
We tie subscriber. are well acqaeint..l with
Me- Warner aud bis ramp opari'ioa~, foaa
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WAREHOUSE OF
p Rim i ) O y l. Y.
NO. sc, CEDAR STREET, NEyv-YOEK
l. jg9Sg! &; L.;
(LATE LEE Z JTbSoN J

(LATE LEE I JEbSoE)
Occupy the spacious FIVE STORY WARE
HOUSE. CFDt AR STRt,I.T.-tie ,1foIE
81 "illei' Is e-SoIe4 10 '''e eA''i"h anu s'' u
~ =
49, q ~ - = = - =
Their DrcseDt STOCK consists Of nearly
rs,.v[e,
ss-%S = ss-@@.-@-sA -a~.-@.7 - -
Embracing some THOUSANDS ofdiiIarent pat
terms ana color.ne= ana ce,rarI~.Eg every thug
desirable IN f5s l..e, FOREIGN AM DJIE~-
TIC. All Of VIII are ott.rss. for sole. igl ~ b,
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= 4 p [, Eslll

A LARGE lot OF PRINTING PAPER oil
"A all kin5-; also, c AP. LETTER. DIR AW-
ING. and WRAPPING PAPER, Of every Ges-
cription: also, BON BOARDS. For sale at the
"Cheap Western Cash S:ere-'
Tie Highest market price sireH for Rags
SCOTT x co.
Richmoni, Oct. /. lSt7. 4l-tf
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AxAcruaL occURRENcE.-In the Court of Cen
eral Session one day last week, before Judge
Parsons, the following circumstance aetna "
occurred
Au Iri>hman arraig2ed for some petty
crime when he was asked the usual question
upon the reading of the Indictment whe ther he
was guilty or net guilty
Ind hosc can tell yer honor uatI hear the
acitnesses2" he promptly replied, and with the
innocence of child .-Cermantcwa Telegraph.
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so s.ose Interested.

"yNIE IN 3ersgned have ia1uiged those in
/ Ge5ted the ola firm. for BlacksnItliug.
long time. Il i inaispensahly necessary that
the Oh hooks should BE settled up, ana ,hey ttte
:lis method Of informing all persons intrbtel 10
them, that unless attention - given + the matter
at an early asy. their accounts VII be placed n
the hands OF an officer for collection. Longer
Indulgence caunot--,riH MT, be g.gt8. Prompt
pay VIII save ceSte-Ceiay will surelv crrats t4t.
TIION - - COON.
Richmond, Novenlbar II, le4.. Is: "
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The affairs of Switzerland, as We learn by the
latest accounts, are becoming moro and more
threatening. The Catholic Cantons are array
ing themselves against the Protestant Cantons
4 private letter in the London Times Of the 9Th
instant, from Bernie, states that meeting was
he'll! on the Goth of September in the Catholic
Canton Of tchwytz, at which eight thousand men
capable Of bearing arms were present, IN which
il was resolved to resort to arms If necessary.
Similar demonstrations were expected in other
Cartons; and the national militia OF fIi5urg arc
reported actually to have crossed the boundary
Of their Canton, and fired vol!ey of -cntridg-
against the Protestant village Of Abiigen.-
s;,l isl4ciion had been demanded of the anthori-
ties OF friburg, and if not promptly afforded,
civil war might Immediately follow
Boston Traveller.
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uIs0lLLLz7GoT3 READING.
Ten Thousand Dollars;


western counties o '"s '-a's ." ~ 1'y
P'soe'i"s "'e =
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more brhs'ih i"e'F i'c's .Aah e4i!ifr.
ohe OF theas mushroom e"tfy' VINO had the
faculty OF '1'.ihG ho'-seha'' "a" '"?1i'&ted Inc
'hdr@iI'8 -Hefii'a"el 't"i''s7a -a''ha Bacon
ih'rd daughter Of I"flaih I"a't"t EAcoh' Q, tas
invlncitlo volunteer co.hPanypi heroes Vulgar
~ called ''bar.ioots," who wth remarkable va
Ior' during the late war; ilaSe h'ood!ess moi
Hndiess) retreat tifo' swamp Two m4'fs VITA
Inc enemy at their hee''' ~ 'o appointed h'of',
ana according 20 promise tht' fPfs % 'h' 'ea"
monde alluded to, pulled the b.ii al the ooor oil
the reGoubiable Captain, which was answered by
the female servant, who, among the rest, was
preparing for the ball, and in her best ''bb and
tucker made polite bow and invited the young
coxconnb in. Twilight deceived his already de-
fcctivo vision for it IS sometime said that love
like wine, will make men sec double, es...,t-..r
if they run G-.,.i.: arr --,st; and lie mistook
n want FOR Miss Mehitabcl. DoiTing his hat,
and describing with his body all figures Of Euclid,