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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
Notice the advertisement TO clubs.

Col. P. u. ButeF.-This gallant commander of
the South Carolina Regiment is numbered among
the patriotic brave who offered up their lives to
their country's honor, at the battle of Ensq7do,
upon the threshold of the ''HaIIs of the Monte
zumas;" whence his chivaric spirit departed from
It's terrestrial glory TO distant regions, accompa-
MED by the vctorioss shouts of his Carolinians.
who SO sgnalIy distinguished themselves on that
day, by their undaunted gaantry, and contribu-
ted so much in the achievement of the greatest
battle upon record.
Col. BUTLER was well known 10, and highly
esteemed by many citizens in Arkansas, during
his administration of the Cherokee Agency, on
this Frontier. His fine talents, urbanity of man.
ners, and high-toned honor gave him high rank
as gentleman and soldier.
He served on this Frontier, in the regular ar
my, and passed thro' the several grades from I'd
Lieutenant TO Captain. The state OF peace, in
which his country was then reposing, not WELD
ing the inducement to the soldier, that his impet-
uous and entorprising spirit thirsted after, he re-
signed and returned to his native State, and en-
tered civil life. But short time elapsed, how
ever, before our country become involved in the
Seminole war. He raised a regiment of voun-
teers, and marched to Florida, where his gallant
and sodierly behavior endeared him TO his men.
and to his native Slate, which soon after honored
him with n seat in the executive chair Subse-
quent to that period, he served on this Frontier
as Cherokee Agent, and afterwards as Commits
sioner TO treat with the Prairie Indians. He COM
manded the South Carolina Volunteers at Vera
Cruz. and at the battle of Ensaldo, where he
lost his life; and where the intrepidity of his Re-
giment shed an everlasting glory upon the os-
cutcheon of the Palmetto State.
THE LATE LEVY OF VoLUNTEERs.-The Presi-
dent has issued his Requisition upon Tennessee
for two regimonts-Kentucky two-Indiana one
in all five regiments.
" The assessed valuation of property, in
New Bedford, Mass, is $2O.OOO,OOO. In Provi.
dence, R. l., $27 ,3Ol 800, against $25 .593 zoe
last year.
TIE New JERSEY BArrALIoN.--The officers
of the New Jersey Battalion, have elected Geo.
| w. McLane, Esq, their commanding officer
but Gov. Stratton has refused TO grant him the
commission, having previously commissioned Col.
Woodruff. A mandamus has been issued out OF
the Supreme Court which will bring the Govern
or before that body, and require him to show
cause why he withholds a commission from Nc
Lane.
| ET The Oregon Battalion was to have march
ed from Fort LEI Jenworth, for the Platte river,
on the 9th ult.
o. The withdrawal of so large.a force from
Gen. Taylor, and its concentration under Con.
Scott, is a measure strongly recommended to the
Secretary of War, by Gen. Taylor himself, and
meets his entire approbqtion.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

o. Gen. ScoTT's victories were celebrated in
our city, by continual firing of the ''anvi ortil-
lery," until near midnight, on Monday the 2Oth
inst. At the close. three squibs were let off for
Santa Anna, accompanied with three dismal
grOans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

0LF B. J. BORDEN, Esq, of the Little Rock
Gazette, is entitled to the high consideration Of
his patrons and the public, for his enterprise these
"war times We have been indebted to him
on many occasions, for the latest intelligence
from the Army; and on this occasion, we receiv-
ed, two days in advance Of the mail, and five in
advance of his regular publication day. the latest
nesrs, which will be found in our columns to-day,
We hope his invocation to his patrons to practise
aunctualiiy, will not be in vain.
0rr Mr.. Clay left Baltimore en- route for Ash
land on Wednesday the 1st inst. He was ac-
companed by his friend DR.. Mercer, and avoid
ed the excitement of a public departure.
0HF The Hon. WIN. II. Polk has resigned his
Office of Charge de Affairs to Naples, and accept
ed the appointment of Major of the Sd U. S. Dra-
geons, and has left for the army under General
Scott.
REMovAL.-Our friends ". Fl. 5- N. Mayors,
of Fort Smith, havo removed from their old
stand TO the house formerly occupied by Messrs.
W1m. Bennst 9- Co., on Front street.
These gentsmon have fitted up their new es-
tablishment in a style worthy of their taste, and
on q moro commqdious style than ever. We
like to see it. Success.
OF Oh hush Them fresh Oysters at Henry
q. Cunningham 's-send us up can before they
are all gone.
RHODE IsLANo.-The democrats have succeed
ed in eecting ThurSion 10 Congress. This result
was unexpected TO the ''Algerlnes."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
democratic Meeting

. The Democratic citizens of Craw-
ford county, are requested to unite in
a Public Meeting, at the Court House,
in Van Buren,, onfho 9th cd Saturday,
Of October meet, to appoint Helegates
to attend a State Convention, at Little
Rock, on the frs Monday IN January
meet.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

SATURDAY, sEPTEABER IS: 1917.
9. - - z-z---
sruems-If paid within three months after sub
scrbing. 50 So At any time. thereafter, So per an
NUN.
The Rire, is at its lowest stage--too low for
navigation. The p. II. White arrived at our
landing, from the Mouth of the River, on Wednes-
day, after a tedious passage--a;temPted TO go on
to Fort Smith, but was obstructed by Lees Creek
bar, and returned down the river, on Thursday.
NEW Posr OFFICES. e Sugar Loaf, - and
flames Fork the names of two Post Off
ces, recently established in this county.
OF The interesting Intelligence from SCOTS
Army, has crowded cut editorials and several
letters from correspondents, which would have
been pleased to publish.
o. The Armistice between the American and
Mexican Armies, next week.
Mr.. BUcHANAN's LErTER--This distinguished
democrat in a letter to the democracy of Bucks
co., Pa, defines his position the Wmot Pro-
viso. lie stands true 10 the Missouri Compromise.
1t has been crowded out, by loto Mexican news,
but will give it to our readers, in our next
A PR1soNER-Hadlsy, the murderer OF Stamdi-
ford, was taken through this place, on last Thurs
day, in charge of Deputy Marshal PATTERSON, on
his way to Little Rock, for trial before the U. S.
District Court.
The cost of guarding and transportation of
this prisoner, to Little Rock, and the difference
in the Marshal's and Witnesses fees, from what
they would be if the Court was at this place, ii
this case alone, would more than pay all extra ex-
pense of a Branch at Van Buren.
OE5- On the list of officers killed in the recent
battle, at Ensaldo, find the name of Captain
CHAs HANSON, 7th Inf, who served several years
u! Forts Coffee and Gibson.
Among those wounded in this battle, were Ma
jor B. l.. f. BONNEVILLE, 9th Inf, and Capt. r
II. Ross 7th inf; both of whom served many
years on this Frontier, and number many friends
among our citizens. We hope soon TO hear that
these gallant officers are recovering frori their
wounds.
o. Gen. Scorrs victories were celebrated in
ou. city, by continual firing of the ''anv ortil
lery,' until near midnight, on Monday the 2Olh
inst. At the close. three squibs were let off for
Santa Anna, accompanied with three dismal
groans.
O. The Hon. 7. W. NEwrox will please ac-
cept our Acknowledgements for Il fine Map of the
Mineral Lands, adjacent to Lake Superior.
BlsuoP BYRNE.-By the Cincinnati Telegraph.
we learn that the Ri. Rev. DR.. Byrne, Roman
Catholic Bishop has been transferred TO the See
Of BufaIoe. as we see no other appointment
announced for il rkansas, we are induced TO be-
eve that this Stale will be attached to The See of
Saint Louis.
Bishop Byrne is brilliant scholar and an ac-
compshed gentleman. His piety, affectonato
and amiable department, made him generally pop
ulor among the citizens Of Arkansas; and the de-
parure of this prelote will be universally regret.
ted where he is known.
School AT BooNsBORo.-Mr. Thos. G. McCul-
Tot is making arrangements to open, shortly, an
Academy in the delightful region of Cane HiI
The olegibtv of this situation for health comfort
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

GT The Hon. I. w NEwToN will please ac-
cept our Acknowledgements for Il fine Map of the
Mineral Lands, adjacent to Lake Superior.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Sept. 2lst. lS47


Dear Clarke:-I am not disposed to start a RI
valry between Oldham and Wilson, but cannot
refrain from dropping you few lines, in haste,
to set public opinion right, as to the positions of
these two aspirants in circuit.
Before Oldham was spoken of as q candidate.
Wilson was preferred before all others in the fol-
lowing counties Madison votes, Carroll ..
Searcy l, Marion /. Benton was opposed to him
all the time; Newton was opposed to him all the
timo; Washington was divided, and public senti-
ment was not ascertained, up to the time that Old
ham came out. Now the matter stands, WASH
ingon though much divided will go for Oldham.
5 votes Benton 2 Newton l, certain. Madison
Carroll, Searcy and Marion casting 6 votes though
it was understood and admitted, were for Wilson
against any man then spoken of, are now uncer-
tain and although Wilson has many friends in a Il
these counties, yet Oldham is very popular, and
many years before Wilson was REGARDED as
a public man, tavorite.
The expression of the counties of this Circuit.
in their primary assombages will be for oldham.
Now, mark me.
Your Correspondent of this place, whose letter
appeared IN your last paper, although friend Of
Wilson, admits that Oldham might have GOT q ma.
ory of this Circuit if he had 8 been out sooner. ,,
but believes, as it is, Wilson will get it. He can
rest assured that Oldham is out time enough for
it to be known in every corner of the Circuit.
and as the people only preferred Wilson because
'Oldham was not T" out sooner" they will 90 for
him if he is out soon enough.
Rest assured of one fact, that washington will
not leap into the lap of the clique this Jump The
Convention will be attended by full delegation.
- PROPERTY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

0ez- The Oregon Battalion was to have march
ed from Fort LEI Jenworth, for the Platte river,
! on the 9th ult.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

THE LATE LEVY OF VoLUNTEERs.-Th Presi-
dent has issued his Requistion upon Tennessee
for two regiments-Kentucky two-Indiana one
in all five regiments.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

0E Oh hushl Them fresh Oysters at Henry
d Cunningham s--send us up can before they
are all gone.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

RHODE IsLANo.-The democrats have succeed
ed in electing Thurst0n 10 Congress. This result
was unexpected TO the "Algerines."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

0EF The withdrawal of so large.a force from
Gen. Taylor, and its concentration under Con-
Scott, is measure strongly recommended to the
Secretary of War, by Gen. Taylor himself, and
meets his entire apprO5qtion.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

" The assessed valuation of property, in
New Bedford, Mass, is $2O,OO0,O0O. In Provi.
dence, R. l., 1901 800, against $25. .593, zoe
last wear.
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iIE.ii.Tili MADE. EASY.
I'D ga. {. e. e eb u "a:

VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pills.
-:7T ~. Startling ,!iax!ack nn nearly MI Me-
u hcimaI l"rn'% Irls over been lirri N ilr!r
PROCESS "l Ijig2aion and ruriirai"n i:Icy hl'c
ai-p D,iHiii;d tie .SYs'cm.--iirur" i'nr@ailSc
Ilr;!iri!rra i;Iyr rlway- been recorded H. a best
but Il .N,r,SSars ErI. Patients n.nr'ns /" them
loo ;h. rrc ri one disease III the rNprn"" OF
anrlhrr.---l'u n.,l a;r Ii% lny-icil:- lia'r bon"
-o,,.ii: Inr an iLrnt iiGlt wnuIl II the slime
tim" II H!;E. PI'HlfN and STRENGTH.
IN Hui ;lcir efforts were ncar'v lfnrl'cs:.
ANA lncy had almost dcSiaIrcd I" Snrcc>< wien
the ti,ur- ul >rrucc. aud research were re-
warlrd h, i discovery "hICi ln.l Y realized the
lnnr,>t desires of The Medical fIciiity. and
whcir Is in>Iv regarded IL one Of the most Iul-
puriau, 'Irlrrlnri.+ thai Pharmacy iI:S ever a.
rI:ryr,G. G.-'i'hl, important ,lrSiGcrai,n IL nam
rd DR.. IT.. tUTS ;EGiETABLE UNiTE.E.
&ti. rl!.I.:+ winch purify the iiIn"d anal II.
lnvr al cnsriIpr. AMI vIlia,cd hun"rS. and "m.
nr.,',f:y a"..uIrIa.iois+ lrn the body i'll Iuim-
nrr ir,,yrr hc!nrr ryalrL. and winch YET pr
,urr no weakness ar llS<n!c Whatever. but
ur i!r contrary. tone lie StJ:!Iari ana i!NIco
ralr the constitution durima The progress "i their
opria,.uI.s., Dr. IT, Rows Pills. in fact mnr
,I,n-.. h,rrnlrf. r!c,"ncilahI'. but most t!r-ir-
able urlIlc$. i.yar,lalirn and iIyr."ra'i"m. In.
rIi.y are nj he same Time Il STRENG'rill.N-
~; IT i;!;ATiNi... aHd Il TT GtiNlNG To
Nc.
The ,wn prinripa ingrchicnl< IN DR.. It.
nny's Pix are WILD CHERRY and SAH-
SNp\ElLI.l. :" prepared thai each rrn'n"ir>
the hrurii,l c:i Of The other, the former
strengthening. whilr liz aicr. ir"nsI' lis "'l"n
~ in ,arjni; ,.'srin!'r ingredients. cH'trnar$
and pmr.%--,iiIt> r!"y ..rrrrllnir'cc II" torpid
Nv or la+~u,I,. at the Digestive Functions. AMI
h'u,.r rnrir "rrra,inm> are attended by no kr'
!r!Inn at subsequent t">ir'cnrS*.
pr. l." H.,y~ PILLS n The most arl'vc hnd
..,alriiln. N,lrmr in r\i-lr'iIr". They III ni"c
r,n.A lhr very root Of iI-ca~'''. and IhrIr :'r'
lion IS II rromp'. ll,nI IN am h"'r M two n!i'r
they ar, Iahcu. Iii. I'al nj l. awarc 81 ll"E'
.,nl ri,ri. in'y n"l only "rrra'r "il iII,
Eud. hur also "Il rilr rhyir. nj "'l'r HE blood
J.: formed. and Ihr$ .;rrrucr> """l blood ir'm '!ic
inur,a,u h.:rI n"lrovrr ih"y rrn''irr ""''sn'f
narr.ra. sripims OF '.''hrIlIy. asa, - a FANNY
llr,Iir.nc rhry lrAr 80 ''YaL-!"'t 20 Ci\f'
pm Dos. ..,,,...,,,... r,..,,
& II :; ieI. ; 'H -
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iSS1'H s;s,.

a II ELECTION will bc he'll NJ tho diiirr'
"a rni places Of EIcc:inH lnr His District. on
the first Monday in January next, for Sheriff,
Ordinary, and Clerk, to ill the vacancies which
will he occaSioncd by lie expiration Of the
terms of II. BnuIwrrr. SHERIFF. John Hill, Or.
binary. and 'rinrr< &. Bacon. Clerk.
Ihrrr will be nli.y unr day for voting.
Th" Managers will meet NJ Etlgciiclh Court
liom-r nn hr "Wednesday following. count the
,,i:: ami i,rI,f. Tia cIrrInu.
THO. G.. BACON, CLcrk.
l.h."licII G. H. ;!:i;Ih Oct. ISl71.
uclUhrr!i ~ 10
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~ < -75--
STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEi'lEi.n DISTRICT,
rs E2UiT|.
Martin rnsoy aud wiz, }

Martin r"sHy and wii'
" ~" '"' "'''''''''
Gabriel Holmes. uta'
nlDrlCE i< hereby given. iiia' by ,Irn" "i
u an order from .:hanr''"r Caldwell !
..'rrIl sell nj Ed"rlirlh Court '!"''>'. "m Ir ri
slunIav in Jaurnv mrN'. 4 part al lite i'r;''
l,~ra,. nl Lewis li"Iurs deceased. w:
ua,, tract "I' nm.i containing: llrrc l''''d'c"
,,L ;;riy.s,,y,.n acres. r,rurr !,'SS. S!Ii" III
,!,.. nl>i.lrI an! Stat" acr"ad AMI ;lIi"''''n%
,u.l:uf less, l;oa,iiuu Mrs. !;'l$l. iirS. ''n'
ny Jo:"rI Turner ard Nary ""m''!l""'
.;,iJ land will Ir sold nnarrc''rt al ON" t";'r.
,,s IN -, much is viii pay the cost ri li'S
,:uiil, to be pad in cash. The purchases s'v'n@
hr,ri anl snrL sur.li.% Inr !'r rn"hr'*'' money.
:. s;.Tniii't.i,S>i Z. L. L. H.
Crn,n',s. Oliica. i.h:,cli"ii. Dee |. Ioi'.
nuv. - 81
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September =, ISIT.
AGh,A' 'aGtli.

4 IL. Persons indebted 10 The Estate Of
"a George Pope. deceased. are hereby noli-
fled lhai ii l.. absolutely necessary to collect all
The money due The Estate and that those who
10 moi pay will he sued before return day.
The N"lrS are in lhc hands OF n. l.. Griffin or
J. w Gibbs. I:'IrS.
TIlUS. II. POPE, Executor.
Inn IL
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las'. csoa't5o.a'~ 17ii8s.

GREAT ARltIN Nj
Ia ia Bushels N !5.OnD boxes Of DR.. COR
G1Sy DuN'$ FAMILY I'iLl..>.-l'hr
ya,I and increasing demand for this ncw and
u,lIv rc"bralrI Medicine. AMI the numerous
r,r,,- I,y aIc daily ctIrrrim: III all portions "!
l!,. rnlinl,y whrr" they Irtvr been introduced.
ni ny<?r;,sir. Liver Complaints: and Billions
nr..ns"<. viii! their well knowm alcCdamlS.
Sick IIrlr!.icllc, Nc, has induced ia" under
-i.ur To make asriugcmcniS 10 receive lh"'r
-rnchS Lirrcl from The Proprietor, ;,;'l would
~ la r!i..ir nGnrrorrS Customers that They arc
rrrparni t" supply IIGm. wholesale or retail,
at 'irw York prices
li = =. per d"Nrr. or } ccn;S per box.
~ +. Melvin C:ircn. No. ~ llaymc street /:
IiayiIln.i Iinria! x Allen, King street; Mel
<na Carter Meeting street: T.. NJ. Carey.
Hror,i street: ana Anns Head. corner Fast
BAY AMI Hroai street. CIarrsinm: 7. tI,lry.
Hamburg: anl j. ID. TlBHEfrS,
!.i5oi:eid Court llrn-c, :. c.
iuly - Gm -
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sept -
Observation-Disclosures, nr letter

Observation-Disclosures, Of ri'ef
i from DR. Wa:nc+. Of Phlad'.lphia. Eel
). sn.-' iour Fills are ihr mIdr~I III 'Irrr
operations. ;inl .ci nrrst powerful III their Ct
i.;,Is at :li,y iIai have ever mlrl with IN prac
icrui r:hr amIi~rmly years. Firrir action on
the c!r, and it"rcc OH the impurities ol Inc
blood i evidently v"iy surprising.
.+rlarr Ola irIirr from DIR. Iirnry Hall, ol
JurImr. l.. g.. March Il. IL" ''"r bilious
l,.rrs. >ick headaches, a'rmy ri the howriS,
and enlargement "i the spleen. DIR. Peters
i'ii!~ arr IN excellent medicine.
i'"r sale hy all the Druggists III Augusta,
!amhur-. and in Charleston hy +. Melvin
Cohen So. - ilaymc street Ilnvlad. liar.
raj x .il.,:. Kin" street: Nelson Carter Meet,
IN" *'rrri: l.. VI. Carey. Broad street and
Amos Head corner I.a:r Iay and Broad street.
=. Ei<ry. Hamburg: and ....-....
!. y. TiHBETTS.
I.dg"ii"lI ConrI House, ;. G.
jrIy - tim -
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NDTtHCE.

NOTICE. ~ ,5ss.
RH r. ROFF, who held conditionally an IN:
I'VE teresl in the right Of Edsc6eid District
10 HotcIIiiss' =Ronetion Mill, Wheels, ePateat3,
has never complied witt. said condition, tlero-
fore lie holds no interest, and has no orishtfte
sci! or maze any contract for said Whecls:.
We. the undersigned are the owners of said
right. and light purchased from any other,
unless our agent. will not he good.
Mr.. }. II. WEBER, we aulhorisc, with full
power 10 act us our agent.
COTHRAN & MOORE.
March 1SI7 If u
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f.IJGEEIELD DiSTHiCW.
~ TfiE GOiRT or OEDiAiRf.
.,nrb of Ocrchr:, lSl1.

" III. { Ut u 7 " VT@7I.T-F1tr' y
:.,llh of Ocrchc:, lS,l7.
Simeon .\tioway u wife ArplIS. Summons
rs M
rannrv t;nni!rl s, Others Dcl~l$. Partition.
TT Appearing To mv satisfaction lInt Seth.
i lla::.l. llnam .lIn"y and wife Wiley Jon
aII,qn IIazrlaal wir IIuI,lah. RIoLy Moss.
John Mus am! wii; lrlmda. MnrlS Johnson
EuInY,l !nuann anh pirkrnS J"'I'<"n. lives
without lr limit. ol this State. il is therefore
ordered. lhri l!rrl 'Io appear AM, object to The
Division ar ale the Real E>iaic ut Charity
I,Lu,,u decreased. n,i ar before The first Mon
,l,, IN Narrl, nest. or their consent 10 the
.,n,r will r entered Of Record. Given under
NIX l,uL ,m.i., Court Of Ordinary. the day and
,I.,.. l!ni>c wl:lirn,
JOHN lllLL, q. F.. u.
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NGs'lEstSi.

TE7IlE Subscriber will riiirr for sale. 4; his
x rc&iirncc in lilr Illla.c" Monday ;!iiir
December nest, iilr following Property viz.
H.! .icrcS lpn,!. which will be hid "!l in
Lots. lying on the road leading Ia the Fine
House. aud the balance of my land with the
Improvements will probably be sold, or rented
or the next year.
Also two Negroes. Il man ;:ird worIan. the
mm is an excellent servant. 4 good OSiI"r.
Gardener. and good field hand, the wnllan Il
20 i Conk Il second hand Carriage with
Harness, also Il BuggGy and Harness. some
Stock. one or lwo Horses, Corn Fodder, Pnla
tocs, &c., and perhaps other articles not cnu'
mcralcd. Terms made known on The day Of
Sale
i. +. PRESLEY.
Nov. "a At #
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NOTICE..

FEVIIE debtors Of the estate oi James ID.
Il Bnnl;night. dcc'd are requested 1" meet
me ut tho late residence Of the above sad de
ceased. OH Monday the ;97lli of December next.
were they can lave IN opportunity "l srilIIn-.
their notes il they wish. Those who do not
avail themselves of this opportunity. will not
find their rntcS nearer than my house. Ms"
request aII persons having demands against the
estate of james y. b"ukui%l, decd. /" hand
lIc,n in property aI'rSlr'l, and those Indebted
10 make immediate payment.
J. K. EDISON.
dec IL IA
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Notice.
Notice.

& IL. those indebted IN the old firm of Pres
IA ley * Bryan. either by Note or .lcccunl,
nrc requested Ia come forward and settle up.
We are compelled 10 bling The business 10
close. T.. i. PRESLEY,
l.. T.. BRYAN.
Scnlrmhrr !, ISlI II e
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WGGS4,Ge

TVGs5CGs
a IL ,Irn:c indebted 10 ic estate of CLARITY
"a IulIl~"n. drc'I.. are requested To make
immediate raymrii. and these having demands
10 preset them properly ai:cstcd.
&. Is. GGULDEN,
SIMEON ATTANVAY,
-iimiMiSiraf0rS.
im!Y : ii ~
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F;EessE3EIgsil.Es EaesT'Eis1,

rEglIH. Subscribers announce Ia their friends
s. and lie public. That they have opened
.hr I,on.c inr!nnlIy urrup'rd hY Sir. P.j. Ryan
IN !.d.,riirll yiil.r. and ale prepared /" arcnnr
mola,e ali t,nsc who may !av"' t!I"'i with 'il"Ir
mnrro,rra. with cnn!vrivbe !.uc Tor themselves
lnh h"f.rS.
'Timir Table will be always provided witt! '!ir
hr.r ,hc malEct affords. and attended tO br
n!,lisimg aud competent servants
Vimir S,ahI,.< will he attended IL !ry first r'tr
ns,!"r.. who will he in waiting ;:l aI hom:S. Ivy
Lay or ni.h. to see that hnr>rS arr properly IT.
ken care o. t!!AEI.l.H }; hi.n' IA
An,liSrEAn EthT.
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sSOsScc,

EDY M order from the Ordinary "l Edg''.
Ii = field District. | shall proceed ic sell. a
ln. I,ir Residence of James Miller. dec H., on
"Wednesday the 18th December mHXt. al the
personal property %! sail estate. consisting OF
.i:b 03' 80 EiANSy .ScSy@rS,
i.argr s!mk nl IInr<rs. NIn!r.. Cattle, Hogs
and sheep; iionSctioIl a'nl krhrm !'"rniinrc.
ian'%liom Tuols. the rnIrc crop of Cotton.
Corn, frl,icr ami Oats. on 4 credit oi twelve
months. y lh note and two approved securities
tor a sums over five dollars, under that 1'nounl
r.<li.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-15
EgEasSc:i'S sacno SHS!

EBfsW2NJ7S Mc"c RT5. ;,
hi ASH nrr!r III Il crmS per light. for all
~ Sash containing. H. lights 10 the window
amhGpwarls. all windows containing less : cts.
per light. -.....
M kinds of FURNITURE made to order.
nj the "d stand | mile from Gil.al Church,
alr! Il ir"m Cambridge, upon the AlariIntown
road.
All orders left at this Office will be attended
In. WM. BAlLEi.
august - II 81
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