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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

LouiUnLr CUumEH.-llr. llaldcman
has associated with him, ia The editorial
department Of the Courier, George r..
Mckee, Esq, a iOrcibIo writer, a profound
thinker and good whig. The Courier,
always on rsccllrni paper will deserve
aud doubtless receive Hlill greater on.
couagemlni uuler the present arrange.
moni.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

ASSIGNMENT or TRoJrs.-The follow
ing regiments huvs been ordered to Join
Gen. Scott; the OH, lllh, 12ih, liih and
10th regiments Of the infantry and The regi.
ment OF voliigucrs. Several companies Of
the yoli.guers have embarked ior tho Bra.
zos, as this regiment was first ordered to join
Gen. Tnylor-its destination has been
changed.
The 10th 18Th and 18th infantry and the
ID dragons have been ordered to General
Taylor.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

Col. Jefferson Davis has been appointed
u. 5. Senator by the Governor Of Missis.
sippi, in the place 0, the Hon. Jesse Spcight,
deceased. We also notice in tho Union
that tho President has given him the ap.
pointmehl Of Brigader General.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
The New York Express, OF Friday even
ing, says:

ing, says:
The Caledonia brings larger amnrni
Of gold ard silver than any preceding
steamer, viz. nbou, iva and hall mi.iun,
Of dollars. More !. yet 10 cone. iDf O
large insurance, We hear. has becn made
on the steamer Tor the iih OF May. These
sums, added TO the $4,000. 900 We already
have in this city, make more than any one
wishes to have on this spot, an1 much Of
which would be- useful were il in New Or.
leans, or dIlluscd throughout the country.
Such has been the drain upon the Bank Of
Engand (which for America alone, proba.
bly amounts 10 s25,0OO,GO0) that II has
pat up the rate oi interest 10 i've per cent.
This was done April 8, but, as the raise
was generally anticipated, It excited less
sensation than might have been expected.
The object Of this rise in the rate Of inter.
est is 10 knock down prices in England,
and to send British goods to America in.
stead Of specie, az well rs to send home
our stocks. lis tendency, no doubt, will be
to increase imports here. aud TO that extent
lessen the prices Of our own manufactured
goods.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

FARNEss AND MgRcuANrs' BANK or MrNrnis.
We learn from the Appeal Of the 25ih u't, that
ihs institution, from the extraordinary run made
upon i, was found in state Of suspension.--
Within ninety days, say the directors, il has paid
liabilities 10 the amount Of ia hundred thousand
dollars, leaving a very ineonsdcmble amount fiill
outstanding, when compared 10 i,s ultimate re-.
sources The following b a copy Of a resolution
Of the board, cauiionIng the note holders agaius,
submitting to any unnecessary sacrifice;
faEauHs' AND MEaCn,Nrs' DWE,
Memphis, 2ilh May, lslI
Resoirsd. That the Farmer and Merchants
Bank Of Memphis suspend the payment Of specie
Temporarily, and unlil due notice Of resumption
shal tppeaT IN the newspapers.
Rss0irtd, That note holdrn b., and they are
hereby cautioned against sacrificing on the uolo.
ol this Bank, AZ her resources are ample aud will
soon be made available.
A Corr,
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
GEN..TAYLOR.

The name of old Trough aud Ready
is in every body's mouth. Nearly every
column OF every newspaper in tho land
except the advertising columns, land Il vii
be getting there before long, in the shape
Of Rough and Ready hats, boots, &c, DC,
is teeming with lis praise, and it has al
ready been placed at the head of many il
connection with the Presidency. These
arc mostly whig, and 10 this use Of hi'
name the democrats, eiaiming him as be.
longing 10 their patty, strongly obieel.--
Gen. Cameron, L. 5. Senator from Penn.
sylyania. in letter 10 Col. Patterson,
published in the Noffislawn, Pa, Register,
states iha, ho has mel several aequaint
Anccs since the hallle nj Buena Vista, who
know Gen, Taylor 10 be democrat, and
who say that his laiher was one Of the
electors who gave The sole Of Virginia TO
Mr.. jefferson, aud thai he was tho per-
sonal and political friend of Gen. Jackson.
In this the Generals informant may be
mistaken; but even Il mol, we are satisfied
from information derived from the most
reliable sources. thai since then IA change
must have "eome DER the spirit Of bis
dream" and that be is now firm whig.
Bat il we disagree with The writer as 10
the character of Gen. faylof's polilics, we
heartily agree with him in the following
description OF tho old hero himself:
ale is simple ani uneslenlaiious as a
ohild--plain as pike slail--homely aud
unprclending--blava as GWsar, aud as de
latmned aud firm as adamant. lie has
strong good sense-he Is unofnamenlal,
bu, useful. Ills sense IS Of the east iron
kind, not shining. but solid, and altogether
practical. lie i the leasi snowy, unar,i.
lIeial general or subalietn that Is or ever
was in the American army. lie has a
power and an influence over men, whether
individuals OF armies, thai Is irresistible.
All around him have a consciousness Of
security aud safety, while he is with them.
II lie this moral power, this magic Of tho
mind, which made his four thousand men
superior 10 twenty thousand well disciplined
troops.
II / have moi, my dear sir, said enough
to convince you thai Gen. Taylor is a good
democrat, ofihe Jefl.rsonian, Snyder, Jack
SOU school, shall be glad to hear what
will make democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
SIMON CAMERON

Substituting our comment for the las,
paragraph, all We have to say is, that Il the
General has not said enough 10 convince
any one thai Gen. Taylor is good whig
Of the Henry Clay school, we should be
glad to hear what will make a whlg.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
" nfed

A n intelligent boy from Is to Il yeafs Of ago
N to learn the printing business Also y
JOURNEYMAN PRINTER, TO whom steady
employment will be given.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

y IN III" " I7N7''1
(Signcd) N. q. PERRY.
Commandef.in'ohicl Of Home Squadron.
10 Lieutenant CHARLES G.. HUNTER,
United States Navy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13

in those cases where the call was promptly
responded to, there has been such delay
in the organization of the troops, under
the Stale authorities, that it is uncertain
when they will be ready for service in the
field. Ten regiments Of regulars are there.
recommended and, also, an increase of
the number Of officers of ihe army, partic-
ularly in the higher grades. Two thirds
orIh regi'nental officers are unfit for ac-
tive service in the field, or are detached on
other necessary duties. The efficiency of
the organization Of The army requires that
a General Officer be appointed 10 take
command Of all officers in the field, till
The end Of The war. The President there.
fore recommends The early appointment
Of such General Officer, and calls for
prompt aclio, on all the measures for ihe
prosecution Of the war.
There have been no new propositions.
either from the Secretary of The Treasury,
or from The Committee of The House. for
an Increase of the revenue, since the refu-
sal Of the House 10 impose duty on tea
and coffee. As oue-third Of The session is
gone, ii is time that some measures should
be taken to secure the loan. II is admit.
Ie'l that it cannot be obtained at par, up-
less taxes be laid so rs To ensure The pay.
mcnt Of the interest. What taxes shall
be imposed that is to he one of the great
questions Of the Session.
Individual members have proposed their
projects. and one Of them, that Mr.. Tb-
bats. Of KY, is now before the Commit.
tee Of Ways aud Means, viz: increasing
The tariff Of duties on all dutiahe articles
under the present. tariff act, as high as the
revenue standard will permit; imposing
duties on spirits distilled or manufactured
in The United States also, on licenses 10
retailers of liquors; also, on pleasure car.
riases and GOLD aud silver ware as war
measure, instead Of Icvying duties on lea
and coffee.
This proposition seems 10 embrace those
sources Of revenue which are most easily
available. Ills supposed that an addition
OF five or ten per cent To the raie Of duties
under the existing Tariff, would yield an
additional revenue nffve millions. A di-
rect lax would bring in revenue utimat e.
ly, but not soon enough for the emergency.
Mr.. Bailey, Of Va. aud Mr.. Davis. of
Ky, made unusual retracions and expla-
nations TO day, in relation tn all rallers
personal between them, aud their Difficult.
,y is al an end.
The military bill for raisiug len.,hou-
sand regulars, aud appointing certain reg
imenIal officers of The army. was iakcn
up as The special order Of The day. aud
was opposed by Mr.. McGauahey of In
diana, and advocated by MIR. Owen, Of
Indiana, and Mr.. Hamlin, of Maine.
The Seuale was some time in Execu-
u,ive Session. There is 10 be hard slru-
gle in Congress, on the question of ap-
pointing Lieutenant General.
In the Executive session TO day, The
Seuate confirmed all The nominations for
Co,nmissarics and Qaar,er Masters of The
SonIh Carolina aud Pennsylvania Resi-
rnen!s Of Volunteers. a
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IFnon orR coRREspoNbExr.1
ATtANTA, { GEO. J Jan'ry. a. ],

~ RI
send you this short letter. to give infurma7
lion, lhrouglfyou, to our friends 10 EdgeG4 Id,
'hatwe are all safe at this place, though not
very sound. Many Of our men are much trou-
bled with bad colds----some, Of them are so sick
as to, be unable TO travel. There are several
in this battalion, so sick as to require the a,ten-
ZION Of the Surgeon. We will leave one man
from our company al this place, un,llhis health
improves, a little. ! -.
One Of the 96 Boys; Renben Jarrall, died
last night. He died from the effects OF cold,
and great exposure. The poorfelIow was Ia
ken nilyery suddsny, and died while standing
on histest. He seemed to be choked 10 death
by the phlegm in his throat We will leave
eight or ten men al this place, if the whole
company cannot stay, to bury him with mill
tary honors.
The Kerslaw Company lost one man Jas it
came up. He was ilnprudenty, sitting with
his feet out Of the cars and got cru she'd to
death.
The ehealth. Of our Regiment mus, necessari'
ly be bad, untifthe men become accustomed
to the, fatigues and exposure Of camp life.
Men, when they first enter the army, will be
imprudent, aud even Incorporate. and n6!hing
but the severest experience can teach them to
preserve their health. Isee nothing thou3h,
confess, to a'arm me with regard to the health
of cur Regiment, for when there are so many
men collected together. We must expect some
death by sickness.
My eva health is us good as it ever was.
improAe on Tie exercise take, and the expo
improve OF the exercise take, and the expo
sure undergo, for | try 10 g. through it all, I,
with prudence and good temper,
We will marcl, from i,;s place in few mi
nutes. and continue on the march for about a
week. We have t, mltc', more than an hun'
<lrcd miles. SALUDA.
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Gss I'VE GO SlUS1AI
. - EsibDcSsiss Cash Store.

ss Il 10 ss5 a an sI, Sfn1se
ESrEi:1jiip ~ S5 81 ner horreI
q b Rnckw hr1t; Erlnnr foil,hi far 81 m
Cnrronts Ra;sSns.s Datas ;;BraziI NM, AMI
Lemons ~
Ivonon pnycs snclo, sho,ols md sn,,,o.
w;,hont hnrnlles - - 5'''' pNNU''
Horse Chains and Webb IIal,ers Steel Breo,,
Rita Dog Chsina
powJar Flask, R;rd aud SLot B,ns. Ria.
wincrs. Cum screws. Films and Film;
Locks, Percussion Cans. SC.
ri, and ,yood Spy,r noxrs sion Rucko,s
Chu6ny Dishes L,dies' Garden Hoes
Rronms whisks Leartb. cloth. crumb hal, and
naiui Brusbes
rr,hs p,iIs, piyoius. and Cedo, Ware.
Cb,,,;na and hIincinr Knives
Shot Guns, Axes. Haichets. Sawy. Cutting
Knives, knife Baskets, Dog Collars. with
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YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND
3Ax E9XP3lAde,,

EDoeFiELD CouRT House., SourH CARorIs,r.i
fESHlS School will he opened this moruing
* January 4th. The services of Miss Pa1.
Tar, late Of Philadelphia, have bcsn secnred
for the English Department, tog ether with the
French Miss Parker brings testimonials of
the highest character for fitness in this .work
It's to ne regretted. that az impression has
heeu made. shat tbs School will be of a sectn.,.
sian character. therefore take this opport,Ini.
" OF dlsavowing on my par, and also on Mis-.
P,rker's. ihe slightest wish TO interfere with
the religious opinions Of the children of the d;f:.
lercnt denominations who may be placed I'M
our care 49,. E.5-. ls.St .'E q 5's..sr
Rates Of Tuition and Board, payable in ad.
vance, will he as follows -. -. -. -
For Spelling, Reading, Writing I, -.
aud Arithmetic, q aeao
Geography, Grammar aud Com. .,..y. =.
posilnn. with the above, Son,
History, Naturaland Moral Phi. ssssss So
losoply, Chemistry. Botany, &c,
will; the abuye. -; .Ssa -. 9. mn
French, :: -. q M
MnEic on INC Fiano. D. 10 90
Mus" on the Guitar. 81 ss1Gl
Drawing and Painting. 80 N,
Board, including Washing and ).
Lights per month, 10 M
A charge of so cents per quarter will be,s
made for wood Jlring the Fall aud Winter ! g
EDMUND g. BACON,
Principal. .,
January 6 s.sS S s.:-ss..j4tr -. !5n- =
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEfIELD DISTRICT.

State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
pY JOHN HILL, esq, Ordinary ;cr
ED Edgofe!d District
Whereas X. B. Bouliuight, and james
R. Edison, hath applied to INC for Letters
Of Administrator. nn all and singular ne
goods and chaIlels, rights and credits Of
James d. Boukuigh,, late Of The Distric.
aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular. The kindred aud cred.
iors of the said deceased, to I've and appear
before me, OF our next Ordinarys Court
for The said District, toll be holden al Edge
field Cour House, on the 25th day Of jan
uary inst, 10 show cause. if any. why.
the said administration should no, be
granted.
:. Given under my hand and seal. this tho
l1Ih day OF January, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
furty-seven, aud in the list year of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. L D. {.
January 13 2t 81 Z
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Notice

HEREBY GIVEN. that the Tin Factory
FL Of This place. belongs to me exclusively /;
and lla,it will,be conducted in the following
manner viz.-All sales Of Ware, the retail PR
ces. will be for cash. The WHOLESALERS, (Which
in no case will lie made for less than $20,)
will be offered on Reasonable terms. All repair
ing. Roofing lGutterIis. other Job Work,
is to be paid for, wheptGnished.
The Work Of this Factory, is in every case
Ii. II. sPaNN.
january13; 1t 81
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Worms Id Children 4!

Ofall diseases TO which children are expo.
sed, none are so fatnl;to them as worms. Un.
fortunately, chldfen are seldom free from
them. andas they initiate the symptoms of al.
most every otTerS complaint, they often pro.
dace alarming effects without being suspect.
ed Worms are.not only a cause Of disease
themselves but by their irritation aggravate all
other diseases. wandering from one part of the
body 10 the other,swindiEg themselves up iuto
large balls, aud obsIructing the bowels and fire.;
quenllv' the throat causing convnlsions, and
too often death. The desired remedy will be
found in Dr.. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge-whicli
will very soon destroy the worms, and invigo,
rate the powers Of digestion, so as to prevon,
n return of them.
CONSUMPTION, Cough. Splitting Blood, &c.
To Consumptves: Four.fftls Of you are really
suffering firm neglected colds, or an obstruc.
ton and consequent Inflammation of the deli
cate lining ofihose tubes thro which the air
we breathe is distributed to every par, of the
lungs This obstruction produces pain and
soreness, hoarsencss cough, difficulty Of fbren-
thing, hectic fever, and splitting Of blood,
matter, or ph'egm, which finally exhausls the
strength, of the patient, and death ensues-
Jayne's Expectorant never fails 10 remove this
obstruction. and produces the most pleasing
and happy res,llt.Sslt is certain in its effects,
and cannot fail to relieve.
r. S. ROBERTS. sole Agent, a, Edgefeld
c. H.. South Carolina.
January l3 st 81
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r The friends of Maj ABRAHAM
JONES, announce him as candidate for the
Legislature, ,oflI The vacancy occa stoned by
the death Of fJamesas Pope, Esq
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13
k.SASE

{ few tia-is as,l uTo,. .na road ;,eiEeaa
"A Hamburg ant Edssieii c. x, urge
g:een P?rgcr Bopk. ron!sin.ng (. ray e;7
'' pare-s, Of :" uso % s.y aeisos vu. ,ne
cwnc'. h.ns nersan having fopnd ssid
Poc.e' Book 'Diil he 'ranssv!ly res .rdei
ny Isayias i 81 this Office. Jao SO
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For Mc Ildrrriiscr

Ma. EnIr3a.-The death Of ou7 able repre-
sentative in the Legislature, JAMES S. raPg,
Esq. having causeda vacancy in orr delegation
/ ltake the liberty ofnominalins, onr old and
we'll tried, former Delegate, DR.. RICHARD C..
GRIFFIN; rs candidate to fill tlla, vacancy
This nomination is made without consultation, i,
but with hope, tina, DR.. Griilia. will respnnd
To the CALL. As he is directly from The neigh
borllood of our decsssed friend, aud. no do ubt.
particularly acquainted with the business I hat
has been confded 10 his special care, am in
hopes he will hyaside AZ excuses, and permit
his name to Be used, being satisfied none could
be brought TO- ward, that could serve. the dis
lrict with more zeal and irmness.
SALUDA.
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Notice.

a Ill those who wish 10 continue the credit
IA system will, me, can ouly do 70. 5y pay.
ingJp promptly al the end ofths year. The
mont! OF January is thr longest time :h.t will
extend 10 any ono. Those whocsruo, co.nniy
with these tarma viii 10 requir-o 10 psy raai,
down hereafter ]. %. TIBbETTS.
.alillary J. ieiT. 1: so
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= : : :
NEGROES,

FHHH E subscribers will sell a, EdgefsldC.
N FL, al Public Auction, on tie irs, Mon
day in February next.
10 Prime Young Negroes,
the most Of them the size of PLOUGH BOYS.
Icrms-Credit uni! the 24tli December
next with interest from day of sale. Purcha-
sers to give Notes payable at the Bank of Ham
burg, s. c., with two approved crdorsers
GREGG 81 JONES.
Vaucluse, 9th January, IS47. q 81
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Notice.

a u persons thattare indeBlcd 10 ,hc estate
( a oGJarnes May uardS Esqr., decd. are re-
quesled to nakc-payonent. and those having
demands agai us, said estate, TO retider them
properly altested.
]. NJ. MAYNARD, Executor.
January 13 3t 81
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Look atThis.

FHYIlE subscriber SELLS his manufactured
"a WORK. cheap, in0rdar l6utE lis Gus omers
wonld settle npat ,Itseild of:the year-Now
us many have neg leceam take this method
10 warn tllelnall ihatgwill mo. settle with me
settle with one Of The law authorities.
r. "a. u. GEARTY.
IanuaTtEsl5; SO &: .sss: 81 81
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E0st or vNsslHSd.

GANE hole oF hand, lrawu 5y E'homas 3.
w Noryei. in favor o;H. /. Gear;y. or
bearer. ;nr sbnut $2o 0, $50, has beer last or
mslaId. AL! persons are warned agains,trad
ing for said no.e, az at Dresen: lbe Note belongs
10 me, having received i, from M. L. Gearty..
for value received. G. P. AARTIS,
jannary6 st SO
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IaluaJle CARGO ,riss.sl,ip Ala

TIalualle Carso-,,E Ess.ship dlaJama, Wise,
master, cleared from 3Charlestou, on the 2nd
inst, for Liverpool, by Geo. Y. Davis Esq"
with cargoof 50 bales Sea Island, 2,7S6
bales Upland Cotton and 45I tierces Rice. VA
lued at Sill ,692. This makes The fourth large
and valuable cargo which has cleared at Char
lesion within two weeks past
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q TEACHER lk:0msed

a W saxe charge oia School at Horns
a Creek; Church. Apply to John Harri.
'ons George TIllman, or Washington Wise:
January 6 3t s0
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFiELD. DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
D.Y JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
I'D Of EIgelichi Districr:
Whereas. William Gardner. hath ap-
piled TO me for Letters of Administration,
wilh the Will annexed, on all and singular
the goods and chat'els. rights aud credits
of Robert Gardner, late of the District
aforesaid. deceased.
Theseare, lherelore,lo cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
rors of The said deceased, TO he and appear
before me. at our, next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, to be holden al Edge.
field Court House, on he 2ist day of Jau-
uary inst, tn show cause. if any, why
lhe said administration should not be
granted,
Given under my hand and seal, fhis the
,7rh doy of January, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for.
ty seven. and in the seventy FIRST year OF
American Independence.
JOHN FRlLI., o. f. D.
January 10 2t 81
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ShersG's Sale.
February. IS47.


PY virtne of sundry writs of Fieri Fs-
I'D c:as TO me directed. will proceed to
sell al Edgefeld Cour, House, on the
First Monday and Tuesday following iu
February next, the following property 10
wit
A tract CT land whereof the defendant
lives, consining one thousand acres, more
or less, adjoining oflands Of John Marsh,
John Wise. and Others. levied on US the
properly OF Elizabeth Garter, ads. James
Cobb.
A tract Of land, whcrenn llc Defeudar!
lives, containing two hundred and seventy
FIVE acres. more or less, adjoining Lands
nfJnhn Lott. Emsley Lott, William Bouh-
night. aud others, levied on as .lle prop.
ery Of Stephen Il. Whatley, ads. John
Nj. Cosburn and others, seVeraly.
A lrstl Of land containing eight hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
Benjamin Stevens. Robert Bryan. aud
others, levied on as The properly Of Bryan
Dean, ads. James Nj. Richardson, and
James S. Guignard, Executors, for David
Payne. and Others. severaIiy.
\ tract of land Whereon The defendant
lives. containing two hundred aud fifty
Efty acres. more or less, adjoining lands
of Mrs. Mary Butler, Samuel Clarke, and
others; aud also one Other tract Of land,
containing one thousand acres, more or
less, adjoining lands Of Samuel Clark.
Richard llankinson, aud others. in Beech
Island, each levied on as the propsriy Of
lMiledge Galphin, Sais. William Haines.
jr., fur Charles Hail and others, severaliy.,
a tract of land whereon the defendant
lives, containing one hpudrcdiand seventy
acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF,
Elizabeth Whitlock, Iohn WhiIloek, John
Greeu. and others, levied ou Z as the prop
serlysof Lawrence Willing, sads. yilIiami
Whillock. $ ~. 4
Alot in,t'le town Of Hamburg, known
in The plan OF said town as lot No. fSIy
eighty -oue. fronting on Mechanic srteoet'
(S0) eighty fee, front, more OF less, aud
running back (l20) one hurslrod and tween.
ly feet, levietlon as the property Of WIN.
p. Delphi, ads. Charles Lamar, for anorhsr.
A tract of land conlaiuins Two hundred
and eighly-seven acres, more or less. ad.
joining lands Of Samuel Gardner, David
Glover, aud others. levied nn as The pro-
perry "i Musco Samuel, ads. WileyaGioS
yer. aud others, seTerally.
House and lioF IN the corporate linn
its OF t.dgefield. containing four acres. more
or less, adjoining lands n. Daniel abbey.
w. p. Butler, p. r. Laborde aud James
Cochran, levied on US The property Of
Lewis Covar. ads II. l.. Jetlries Assign.
ee, VIM. Erunsou, Administrator, and
Others, scverallv.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13
lMAE RlED

,On.the 9th 8Dscembar slqst, by atlle .fsevd.
Mr.. Trapp; MIR; JAMES KEMP. to Miss SARAH
ZgLESs HARRIS, all of llis District. ~