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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-03

contest OF 1907, VIII gamer strength for some
years to come, and endeavor to acquire aid from
every quarter around 1t. The principal opposition
may be expected to come from the free soil agita.
ton, centering in New York and radIating
throughout the Northern States generally. From
the indications given out by the ultra wing Jour-
mails and the ultra wing polIticians-such as the
Ntw York Express, the Tribune, the Courier and
Enquire, land other presses at the East-we should
not be at all surprised to see before three years are
past and gone, all those journals, together with Mr..
Webster, Ex-Governor Seward, and Tom Corwln
OF Ohio, united hand and glove with Mr. Van Buren,
and all those who created such noise in the re-
cent struggle. Already the New York Erpress
threatens to Tylerlze the coming administration,
if its secret wishes and particular views are not
acceded to. All of them, however, will find
that General Taylor Is not made Of the same I'M
beetle and plant materials that John Tyler exhl-
bled In his character IN his short and inqlo-
nous career In another quarter, national con
ventlons of all kinds are denounced. That
mode of selecting our Presidents has gone to the
tomb Of the Capulets, with the old caucus conven-
tons This idea is probably correct for there
will be no necessity for any convention or any
caucus 10 nominate Gen. Taylor for second term,
If he have the courage, the sagacity and skill to
overcome the difficulties that will spring up in his
own camp during the first four years.
These are only some views, brief glimpses, which
the result OF the recent election and the movements
That have since transpred, suggest to the mind
We exist in revolution airy age. The first nomi-
nation OF General Taylor, the progress of the can.
yass, and his triumphant election, comprised re-
violation in itself but it is revolution that is only
hall completed. His first term of Office will wit.
ness a constant series OF small revolutions in de-
tail, that will spring from the defeated hopes of
office beegars and the sectional views OF factions.
each and both knocking against the administra
ton with the view of swaying il IN their own par
tcular direction, for selfish purposes. Everything
political is In a state Of confusion and eferves,
cence among all parties and factions throughout
the land, just as they were before the election
which terminated 50 recently in the triumphant
election OF old lack to the Presidency, through
the means of the independent people and indepen-
dent journals, aided and assisted by the politicians
who went along with the current when they dis
covered ITS impetuosty so powerful that to resist
IL would b. madness.
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Female Academy.

HNII Female Academy III the vicinity Of
H Elton =. o., seven miles north Of Edge.
field Court House, on the road to Cambridge,
will be opened on Tuesday the 4th Of January.
under the direction Of Miss MARY Julian. The
favorable character of Miss Julian as IN excel.
cent insructrcsS has been established in several
leclions Of the District by the experience Of
several yeals teaching, and justly commend her
to The patronage Of Parents and Guardians.
Terms OF Tuition. per session Of Fiue
-, Months:
Spelling, Reading Writing aud Ari,h-
metic,. Sc 90
WitIthe above, Grammar, History, Geo z
Sgraphy,. Q 90
With the above, Natural and Moral Phi
is losophy and Composition, &c. IL 90
Music, and:use Of Piano, lS 90
Boarding con be had in several families at
81 per month.
Payments at the end Of feach session.
njanuary5 If so
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COUNT or ORDINARY.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY
pY JOHN HILL, ESQ, Ordinary OF
ED Edgefeld District. t
Whereas Jesse Baree hath applied 10
me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chaltels, rights
and credits Of isham Rpzer late of the
District aforesaid. deceased. - 81
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish oil and singular, the kindred aud credi-
tors of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me, 81 nur next Ordinary's Coari
for the said District 10 be holden at Edge.
field Court House on the 18th day OF
April next, TO show! cause,a if5 any,
why The said administration should not be
granted. ,,ts u.
{ Given under my hand and seal, this Sd
day Of Anril in the gear, Of, our. Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fory-eight
and in The seventy year Of Ameri.
can Independence. lsz'ss';ss y !. 20 isf'e
JOHN HILL, 8. E. D. 4
April S q IL
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s. From the Southern yCult'pator.
: WHAT ARE OUR FBIENDs DoINa! (

w 4
In the February number of the .CuL-
1lvAroR, we invoked the aid of ihf
work, assuring ,hemsihat She patron
age ,oas inadequate 10 dstray the eI
:;penss e. ofpu5lioation,"~|frhi was 70 US
"a humiliating-ack nowledgsmenl, but it
was, nevertheless true then; ands't IS
still moro humiliatingi i,l,atit is,TRuE NOW!
nNYllat say the friends OF the SOUTHERN
eCuIr,vATuR to this? Are they willing
to sit down and quietly fold. their arms,
while we are toiling to promote .'he,r II
interest, without a anrospecl OF reward. .
Ifeyery man who reads this paragraph
would obtain us only ONE SUBSCRIBER,
I'VE, SHOULD have that consolation winch
s,he hope Of reward afotdetl' the labor;
bu, now, unless our friends bestlr them.
3seIves, certain pecunialy loss awaits u.s.
in view of,his slate of things, the pub.
fishers earnestly, request every man
who reads these remarks. aud who de,
asires 10 save them. from positive loss, 10
constitute himself an agent, and procure
as many subscribers as possible before
the first day Of Nav. Let every man
resolve 10 obtain ONE SUBSCRlBER
with as many more. as he can, and lei
himsnever cease until he has secured his
object. .sE
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State Agricultural Society
OF South Carolina.

| "a NttE following PREMiUMStwil be
IL awarded 10 The successful compel;
tors, at the semi annual meeting, 10 be
held in the village OF Sparlanburg, on the
second Wednesday in Sept. next:
l. For the best Stalli,u, for Agricultu-
raj purpnses-a silver medal. -
2. For the bes, Mare, for Agricultural
purposes; Silver Medal.
3. For the best native Bull, over
years; Silver Medal.
For the best native Cow, over 3 years;
"a Silver Medal.
S. For The best Jack, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
6. For the besl Mule. bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
Z. For The best Ram, adapted 10 our
climale; Silver Medal.
8. For The best Eve. adopted to our
climate; Silver Medal.
9. For the hest Ram, regarding wool
chiefly; a Silver Medal,
10. To the inosi successful aud eyten.
sive grower of clover for three consecutive
years; Silver Medal.
il. TO the successful competitor in a
ploushing match, with double or single
team; a Silver Medal.
II. For the most successful aud exten.
sive experiment with lime for three conse-
cuIive years; one complete sci Of the Far
mer's Register.
l3, For the best conducted Farm in the
Disrricl Of Spar anburg; Silver Cup Of
The value Of $40. =.
A full and detailed statement of The
value and operations Of the Farm. to be.
furnished by the Agricultural Society Of
Sponanburs.- or Committee of three
disinlerested farmers Of the District. o.
April S, If IL
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to take out the grassland weeds which
have beenlleft atthe previous working.

to take out the grassland weeds which
have been left atthe previous working
1 never cegcf. any part Of the vines, as
some ONE do, BY trowing earth on them with t
the hoes. This covers up The bloom
whose onlyoffice is to fructify the vine
.by scattering over it5the 1pollenwhichit
produces, and course obstrncts'o
perventst this process and lessons the
production. eatheiing tliis crop,l p,s
left large portion of peas in the ground
for my-i,ogs, | tliiak not less than one
fifth Of the crop. We gathered and dried dried
one bundled and twelve bushels, (mea-t
.sured, besides wha, my family, consis-
ting Of fifteen persons; withoutrestfaint,
during six or eigh, weeks consumed.
My opinion is, tia, this crop, including
what was left for the hogs, and what
was consumed by the family and others
was not less than IS to so bushels per
acre. s .s5a#I * sltIEF
am convinced bYthese and other III
ais that if farmers would plant with
gronnd peas, one acre out,of every I'll,
teen acres on which, they plant corn,
they might fa,len all their pork, and feed
all their stock of uut hogs, SO as to keep
them in fine order, from the first Of No
vembcr TO the first of April, without a
grain. of corn, and with less labor than
| sc the, fed on corn. | say with less La
Dor, since the pea requires not more Ia.
Dor in its cultivation than corn does, and
cone in gathering when designed for
feeding hogs. }. e. PAuLETT.
Madison, Ga. March, 1S48.
REMARk.-Thc above strikes US as
worthy Of extended trial. Swine are
very usefuto make manure, and if their
meat and lard will pay for their keep,
their fer'ilyzing powers will be so much
clear gain. .7.
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Cutiery,.3&clc,..

MATHEMATICAL Ilsrumenls, for the
I7A use Of Schools, a, few only left, a..
Children's Knives and Forks; low.
Brass Bells. u very nea, articIe, n SO cents,
Coffee Mills. very; good article, at 371, tgf.
Carriage Whips from so cls up higher,
Pole aud Nail Hammers 25 and 371.
Shovels 62l cents. Ha.chets5 So, cents, -
so pound Steelyards at624 cents, :.
100 :" Sc 175. ceDis. .g5s.. ~. ,r
With many other articles. which will bs sold
low, nj the cheapest Cash Store, by = j.
-. ls.I,fJ. COIN. =
March 81 8. o..
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lesis:s DIR. JoRLSBKANHAM's q :.
LIVER g. 'DrSE ESECTEC
4 'I,.: .3 M Es D L. C., j N sE. ;..ss.: ss.,..

TN Offering this valuable Medicine TO the peo
ple or s. Carolina fui The relief and cure oil
many diseases incident to: Southern climate,
I do moi claim for il infalibility; ueilhcE do
say twill cure all diseases. But in -....5-: -:
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
and DYSPEPSIA. =
i lean confidently advise aud recommend It's
use, from ny personal observation aud use toi
The article in my own practice. This artlcle -
fayorably received wherever:it has beer used.
/ am allowed to refer 10 Mr. George Heard OF
.iTroup,Y Nh John Warren Of Columbus MI:
McAffee Of Cobb, Mr.. Asbnry Hull OF Athens,
Mr.. William d. Terrell Of Putnam, Reyd.
John E. Dawson Of Lagrange; 10 which
great number ui names might be added, VINO
bear their testimony 10 its value. 81,
Habiiua cosivenoss is.fould very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per
sons of sedentary habits, which often exert a
very unfavornble influence upon the general
hael,h of the subject; and is spar'lcularly mani
tested by restless and despondInS sta.e VI me
mind, irregularif not a loss of appetite! For
this condition of the system, this article is conn.,
denly recommended with the positive assur-
ance that if The dose is properly adjusted. so as
not TO move the bowels too actively, relief may
be relied on, without any, even the least OF The
unpleasant consequences, resulting from the
use of the common pursinS medicines usually
resored TO- This article will be found TO act
as pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication, that the common purging medicines
are designed 10 effect ~, t-.s. !El,.
There are some constitutions liable to regu
lar attacks Of Bilious fever almost every fall,
to such, | recommend the use of this Medicine,
beginning at least By the middle Of May, OF first
Of June. 5..y
Many persons whose Digestive. .organs,are
feeble, often experience sense. OF fullness.
weight, and oppression, about the stomach at
ter eating-in such cases dose OF this medi.
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn aud costiveness. they may use the article
without the least dunger and with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, 1t is q, most valu.
able medicine. fl ~
could append o long list stofcerti6cates, but
forbear, preferring to rely,on the virtues ofthe
medicine to sustain itself. The medicine Is a
gentle and certain catlaric tonic and sudoriic.
~ JOEL, EL,BRANHAM. q
Eatonton. Georgia. .a
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Chealen. g. Settle, Dunlonsyille, Charles Free
man, Cairo p. O., and - ~ .llE 5it!.
-: j.. D.,.TIBBETTs,
Edge6AG e. e. a.
sept. 8 1y,s 33
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NIusIinsa & Ginshalns,

GtoLoRED Muslins from l24 10 so per yd.
" Finest Linen Ginghanis ever seen, at 371
per yari;E glt5Ea
Cotton Ginghams from15 To 81 per yard,
,s,..,z .., ,HOSlERY;aN-
Black, white and slate coled Hose, 9 pr for 81
".' g .'s :. very fine,
5 pair for 81,
Misses white and cold Hose, different prices,
Gent mems half Hoes; 9 pairfor 81,
Chidren's Leather Belts, &s.5
READY MADE CLDTHING.
Al New York and Philadelphia Prices.
Ready made Vests, from so cents up TO S.,
Ready made Pantaloons, from Is cents to 81.
Ready made Summer Goats fiom 81 ,25 TO s 49,
Ready made fine SIlrts from 50 cents to, 50,
Beat that If you can. -
For sale by =. ~ ~ l5G y. COHN.
March D gEs.iS ,3tI 9
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HOGAN 81 THOMPSON,
WHOLESALE. 3. n ;5gslea,
Booksellers, StafS0ne7S,;. ].
AND PUBLISHERS, :la IS IS
No. 80 North Fourth Street,
Philadelphia,

q NNraE
A NNOUNCE 10 lheir} friends, and 10 ffn,er. f,er.,
.EA chants generally, that their stock Of Books
and Stationery for the c0illing business seasons
OF si5swilTibes larger and better; assorted than
at any former period. II. will embracs every
.articlein lie Trade l,s6ichs required storitfie
saIes,os The country snlefcfiant.
Incofsegnetice Of Inc gchaoge in their terms
OF sci linz. they are enabled 10 offer sc CHoOL;
Asp MIST ELLANE us fBO OKS,, B BEANK
BOOKS, PAPERS, &ie.5nt prices 80 greatly
reduced from former rates as 10 mike it's lie
interest oI al.Wlio dealsiathese articles To pur.'
chase from their stoclhEF s \. Z. sI
Hitherto lhesy mofcreditingsn allamounts
has involved au expense. in their.corclion, aud
as H. Il IT. now sell only for CASH, or such
negotinble notes as are sure to, be- paid'inb bank
al their maturity, the saving to thnse who choose
to deal in this manner will be very consider.
able per centage on their purchases. =
Few dealers in the country buy more than
$500 worth ofstationer; in n season. many not
over one-hali,. and large portion not more than
one fourth Of that amount. There is, not a
dealer, therefore, who visits Philadelphia who
would be inconvenienced by paying these
small sums in Cash, aud as each can save mo-
ney by dong so, Fl. g. n. believe they are Of.
fering an udncemcuL which will gladly be EN-.
braced by those VINO make their purchases in
Philadelphia. Those WIN euler into sucii AN
arrangement will be enabled TO sell ut prices
much below their fo,mer rales al home, and
will consequently reap larger aggregate pro.
fit from the increased amount of their sales.
Having PRINTING OFFICE for copper
plate and type work, and an extensive BIND.
cry, II. d T. are prepared to Gil orders from
Banks and Public Offices, when forwarded
through merchants, at extremely low prices.
Philadelphia January l3, 1S4S. srs
february2 I'm 2
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
ID .s., ID rioopon y nfrfUrUfino

JAIME, f: f: JONES': 8 Co. A4.aslnsn.. Il
ENHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
q. this day filed his Declaration in my Of
fee, and The Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney, known 10 reside within the hunts
OF this State, on whom copy Of The said De
clara,ion, with rule 10 plead, can be served.
On motion efMr. Gray, Attorney for Plaintiff,
It is ordered, That the said Defendant appear
and plead TO the said Declaration, within year
and day from the date hereof. or final and
absolute Judgment will be awarded against him
by default. -,
Clerks Office, May 26, ls47. 7qly ]9
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EOGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IL THE COMMON PLEAS.

rs. Declaration in attach.
Eli Clark. ment. =.
gENHE Plaintiff in ihe above cases, having
i this day filed his Declarations in my OF
fee, aud the Defendant having neither Vile
nor Attorney, known TO reside within the limits
of the said State, ON whom a copy of said dec
Iaralions with rule to plead thereon can be
served, on motion Of Mr. WarlIaw, Plaintiffs
Attorney, tits ordered. that the said Defendant
appear aud plead to the said Declarations within
year and day, from the date hereof, or
udemen, will be awarded against him by de.
fault. L. u. ..BAGON, Y. L. ".
Clerks Office, April 30, 1S47, ly Is
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Rrouisht 10 theJaiIa:

MF this District, Mulatto man, who says
" his name is HIRAM. . and that he belongs
to Mr.. John Harrison. of Fairfield District, s..
e.. Said fellow, IS abont five feet, six, inches,
Sigh, between % and 25 years ofage. bright
complexion. He has q scarrnnder the. e.lelfeYes
said fellow says heranaway sometime in llIys
or August last. ~. Il,
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, aud take; him
away, or lie will be dealt with as the law directs.
c.. II. GOODMAN, ]. ED. e, z,
January IT, SO d
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JUST RECEEy'ED
.9G Roberts, Cash Store.

g WEET Oranges, fine etand large size,
- New York Apples, 5i5
=a1s DRY GOODS. ~
In reference 10 those j have only to say t!,a,
my assortment is very complete and will com.
pare with any in prices, as almost all my large
and beautiful selection, lately arrived, was
bought for Cash, particular my doinestics to
which invite attention. - s,
55s..g -. GROCERIES. s,,5 -
The finest Coffee in market 10 pounds for S.,
The fiinest Sugar in marketI Il pounds for ST.,
Good Sugar II pounds fof ST. Us
Next week expect some, lower in price, say
= 15podpds for 81, S5 55;s
:. ;f,.,s, ATTENTION 5.s.sgs ;1p
Is called 10 the fact that owing ia, scarcity of
money in the Northern Markets, and which is
fell erory ,0lere, goods have come out; charged
to,osrthis Spring than thsylave been known
for years. which /, at least am determined TO
give the Public the bene6to ftcome and try,
; RsS.lROBERTS.
March 2l.s, isss;2. sss i 81
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IS T3E 4 f EDGEFIELD fadE.
= sFEgIE.aL, EFT C.FEDEyVF II,
4 DIleTRD BY
lsF. and Raf:s. d e,ne es,

.EeHs AMa rs. ~ ones,
NEYIEL open as heretofore advertised, on
EsvsV = sMondny. the ,7th OF February. The.ar.
ransemenis are as follows. A Primary Depart
nent,aJ Junior, Middle and Seniur Classcs.Ss.
In the p Primary Department.
- mentary Arlhpa,ic,l s5 90
: $50 aSs.SyIn The Junior Class. &,
Spelling, Reading Writing; Gru.nmar,
T.. Aritl,neiic. Primary Geography,
Abridged History. Composition, o.
In the Middle Class. ~ -
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmc.
tic extended, Grammar and Pars
ing, General Geography, History
ofUniieJ States and OF England,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Composition. = 10 90
In the Senior Class.
Ancient Geography, General History
Critical Reading, Rhetoric. Logic,
Bulany, Chemistry and Natural
3. Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry,
4. Latin with view 10 more tho.
rough understanding Of English, IL 90
Instruction in Music, 15 O0
do do French ~ 90
The year will be divided into four quarters
Of feleven weeks each, commencing rs follows
Ist of January, 18th of March, Ist of June, and
lst of October
Books, Stationary, &C., will be furnished at
prices 10 cover expenses only.
N. q. Tile present quarter Ito conlmenc on
the 9Th Of FeGiuary,) will be charged as half
quarter.
feb2 tf q
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ROBERTS Celebrated Cheapes,
CASH STORE. afis

- = sAsS WV
.; CASH STORE.
Summer Clothing, and Panama Hats,
Waisicoats rs ceois 10 SO, each, NJ,
Pants 81 so 10 SIS "a pair,
Coats 81 so 10 Sd 50seach.
Panama Hats.
Good quality,atsS2 So each; tf}lfg
Best "E AT SIS; so Is
Z Silk lined al 'S6 so 8" "Ssl;.' =
f.1ta EI.7- Palm ieaf Hats. z ~ =. :
Mems common at l8a cents each,~
BOYS al Is ..
Boys extra al so .'.sssts.. y
Leghorn Hats.
Fine quality, Mems arss as each,
Extra g = islg.s .rs5 SO
!, Silk lined q itsgss3 so 81 ';.1
M,O Drugs and Medicines.
Philoloken,s a new supply. /, ii ii Z.
Sands Sarsaparilla i do III tsis
Ring Nursing Bottles do
Orris Root {, ,i5sieais4sdo 49,. - 81
: Spanish Float Indigo do e 'sA
MaccaboyySnaff ssEtsdOst $3.50.
Poland Starch do
ClarksS NJ Ma,ches do
1a' Husbands Nlasaasia r...,e
zBalss p, Of fir do
Sand Soap for cleansing lie Skin,
= And an extensive assortment Of useful
Drugs and PatentiM Medicilies.S
Z Factory Yarn, lromrNo. SIS up; to No.
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CAUTION

"A LII Persons are hereby cautioned a.
~ gainst employing or. .llarborins my
indented apprentice named >Rober, Wood
herst, as-l,e has left my Semploy without
any provocalion, and i am determined 10
prosecute any one who either employs or
harbofss shim.. gJaDs DsTIDBETTS.ae
March 13 81 s
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" Tho following gentlemen nre announced
by their friends as candidates for the Office Of
Tax Collector, at the ensuing election :.a.,5,s
) Col JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGE ]. SHEPPARD, sr5,T
EDMUND MORRIS,
SAMPSON B. MAYS,
Mai. S. C.. SCOTT.
LEVI r. WILSON.
JAMES SPANN. ssa-u :1
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and Summer q OOds
NE w: GOODS

saT
;HNHE subscriber is now receiving flesh
IL supply of
GROCERIES CROGKERY, HARD
e, WARE, SHOES, HATS,
and DRY GOO DIS.
Fine and common brown SUGARS,
Loaf and clarified do
Laguira and Rio COFFEE,
Fine English CHEESE,
Fresh RICE; Irish POTATOES, <'
Landreth's GARDEN SEEDS, %
RAISINS, and ALMONDS,
Sperm and Tallow CANDLES, -
LAMP OIL,
q With many other articles too tedious 10 men'
ton. which will be sold OIL the most accommo'
dating terms. -. q.
January 81 If So
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N0,tiLee.,

A LII those, indebted ;tothe estate Of Thos.J.
IN Hibbler, decd, areTequired to make i'm
mediate; payment, and those having demands
o present them property atiested. = ~
.5s..ss,:,e5.ii,s.ss5J0 0SIA "a HiPsPERRIN, Admr.s
Feb 9 3ln
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The friends of-Col. R. b. BoUKNIGHT,
annonnce him as a a'Candida,e for seat in
the House Of Representatives, at The ensu.
ing election,
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.siesu, Store and .s'eaO Goods
en- ARIES A. M Eggs. &

I'D EsPECTFULLY announces 10 his
No friends and the public generally. that he
has 6tted,up the Store recently occupied by j..
.D.Tib5etts, where he is now, prepared 10 ex.
,hiblt, an entirety new and carefully selected
Stock Of ..psl 55sq ~ 300 90.
Spring and Summer Goods
embracing general assortment, Of Foreign and
Romeas pIy Goods Gfossrss sanaa crGshesy ssesys
Drugs and Medicines, Books and Stationary,
&c. &c,Swhich hewilI sell on liberal terms
and the usual credit; TO responsible and pune
tnai customers; and Every. low 70. CASH.
&c. A. N. hopes BY strict personal attention
tdsbusiness. with a Knowledge founded on fiji
teen years'experience. and desire to pleust
those who may favor him witha call, 10 meri
share ofthat patronage which is in the powe
Of liberal and enlightened community TO bes
tow. 'fsl,s5.,-. rs go r c.s
Edgefeld C. H., Marchs If Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-12
Z SMANUFACTORY.

NN7HERE Gentlemsn's Boots aud Shoes
wv. are made in a most superior style Of I'll
and Workmanship. 55.s,s5
( Gentlemen wanting cork soled, double soled,
water proof, walking, dress, patent leather.
and fine pump soed BOOTS, need but
|. :, 5;;,sEi.g' qr,ietg WILLIAM McEVOY. :.
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