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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
Complainant,

' in"iN -Doddridge county, 10 " it: Atmles be,d in
and -, : Once OF The circuit superior count or is.
dav oc a, 5t boddridge county on Monday. lie ntb
Elizabeth Nutter, ra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

y :. Khoi'Es or the Big Window. will sell all ,ho
~ = most ee,eer .ied MAKES Of French CLOTHS and
".~-tMEREs cheaper Tor cash than ANY lIyr n =, ana
mar q NANhAAs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

FARM FOR SALE.
Will sell my farm OF one hand ed and " cre
nN situated IN Belmont county, ONO. opno<I,e fbe mn.
per end OF Wheeling island. There is about rttv MA
aeIes improved a good Dwelling, Barn ard stable. tuo
sNou springs and a young orchard of some 90 ar 1o1
rri'' re, nes'dr feats, Peaches, Plum and Cherry
trees, aud Grape Vines bearing. The fare ~ Ia ~,
no9''hg me rlver is well calculated for getting out The
10 ! WIN sell he above al a reasonable price and on
Apply 10 moi *. B01SFORn.
n IA viii .to.u III Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
Diamond Pointed Cola po.-


Der5.r g.4 's n express s1 a,salH mem 10
f'' QUA tsNs. Warranted lie he.t fs = s,97e si-
dee22 JoHN bishop.
No l3- .Mttnstfeet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

osI received and receiving Leehorn hats. silk hats.
- Angola hats, Beaver hats, napt hats. Russia has
Black and white Boys fur hats, Youths hats. wouI hats
hiact aud white houqh and Ready hats, glazed hats
a',o' Whlch VIII sell as chean as possible, at any rate
a illte cheaper than any establishment in Il is place.
MAJ ~ = II uApDED
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

Open worked Hose. Ladies e sup'r Brown
work cotton Hose. Children's aud misses do. viii, ,
few pats of the heaviest hIk SILK Hose ever brought
10 TINS market. mr2l J RilODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

~ Amh. =. hcCLEA is now PREPARED with every
n'S'elia' lof fsTirait Painting, and viii he happy 10
r"'n' 4 oftfaItsa al ms room on Main street. near the Vir.
na ,"ta Ho,e'. Portraits % by 30 inches, SEQ; 90 hy "A
mar lS-Iws
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

W lllpS. Nili'S. j $ whites superior leather
wagon Whips; for sale 'ower than usual, for uash
mar p NICuLL & CARR, IOa Nam Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

~hcrman's Vinegar. S ssgI o5 ei5e yT yis sgss
has acquired a reputation for the table beyond any other.
The tircITnati Gazette Says:-"The test bottle OF YIN.
egar for table use. we have seen fer many a day. is pre-
pared by sherman. II - yungeni. made of cldel. and
perfectly pure and clear" keHt constantly on band and
foo sale by the only wholesale AGENTS in This city.
mar 10 MITCHELL, OSBUN x "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

w Dol EWIun 9o lis wool Irvine IN small
Balls, on hand ann for sale by
i"a ! Z BERRY, Wafer ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

"a hALEs superior SON Shelled Almonds. INST re,a;.
Nedhy mrl7 MITCHELL. OSBIN q 90
30 JONES Tobacco, various brands and or,u,,as
JUsl received by MITCHELL. 0sKlfS T. r9'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
NaneaHe AcadBaEauy.

EEN1fE Female AcademySIH vicinity OF
a Elton +. O., seven miles norihso Edge.
field Court Hnnse, on the roid: Ito .G cambridge,
wiFbe opened on Tuesday thess44 :ol Januafyi
underline direction Of Miss NJ Any paas. The
favorable character Of Miss JulanGas an excel.
sent nstrnctress has been established in several
lecons ofthe District, by tho experience Of
several years teaching, and justly comine nd her
to the patronage of Parents and Guardians
Terms of1'uition. per session. Fire
Months: ~
linleiio, Sc 90
Wi,h,he above, Granmar, History, Geo
sraphy, 8 90
Will the above, Natural aud hforals PHI
losophy and Comp positon, IL 90
Music, and use Of Piano, H. lS 90
Boarding can be had in several families at
81 per;molth. =, :.
Payments at The end Of each session.
jlnuary 5 II So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
NORMAL sCHaOOal.

ME Y School opens tae l7th ofibiis month, a,
lYH my Farm. Nnmberof Pupils Limited.
II well classed. an, efficient Teacher can pro.
perly manage and instruct fifteen. g l have
u competent Assistant COST sthe s,mnry
apparatus, reading room and gynnasium
six hundred dollars. Physical exercise nppor-
toned by the Inslitutor is necessary 10 maintain
Il natural proportion between b6 and nlen-
tai growth ard action Seven shniifs will be
daily employedin. exercises pursi scholastic.
Four hours recreation.
Respectfully solicit occasionalf lllcsp sprofes.
sional services OF clergymen Sof the Christian
denominations. From these gent tleinen !, lee.
lures to my family and pupils il6t zsectarians
will be acceptable, was raised nnderthe deci-
piled and religoninbused, when merged in the
discipline of a school. This proposition.I ask
permission to establish in giving my plan Of
teachingio the reading and thinking public
which ! wish to do through The medium of the
press, Ilanshtthe Presbytsria9 Schools: at
Greenwood last year and tender tiieir Patrons
my acknowedge forkinduess fa,ter.
ing patronage. Itit;properforane 10 saysthat
have confidence i'll the high schools Of the
Ba7tisls and Presbylsrians at Greenwood. and
wish that The public spirited manner in which
the Institutions respectively are. gotten up pswill
reap satisfactory patronag
Boarding Except lights) per month; $500
English Glass, q !. fIs 80. 90
Classical and NJ Mathematical, sSfs 40 90
Address WoodvilIe, or New Market Post
Office, Abbevillc Dis, s.,
J. J.IY.sJ0SES Principal.
Jan2I Al -; e. safs<552fs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
Roberts' Cheap CASH Store.

EoWWCa as SsaCuP SsaSn Sun 70
NEW GOODS-JUST .RECEIPED.
HTNDERWOoD'S fresh Salmon in two
W pound boxes,
>Sardnes in boxes. fresh supply,
Finest Olive Oil for table use,
New Goshen Cheese. fresh supply, l0cen,s,
Best new Cheese at l21 cents pound,
Marbles for children.
Figs, Almonds, Raisins, Grapes, Prunes, Cur,
rants.
Cirun and other Fruits,
Cloth and Hat Brushes
Fine Record Ink at 25 cents bottle,
Fine new Dress and Furniture Calico, Ct to
rlSa cents a yard. 7
Northern Homespun G1 to 121 cen.s yard,
Fine Canton Flannel at 12A cents yard,
Cotton Driat,1 ,121 cents yard,
Blue and black Cassiiett for Pantaloons,
Finest Sugar at 10-pounds for$l 00,
Good do IL do do i 20,
Coffee 8, 9,and 10 pounds for the dollar,
Rat Poison at 25 cents a bo1.i
with a large assortment Of, nf,aDRUGS,4ME ME.
|S;DICINES, md PERFUME cry; which l will
continue to sell as have always sold hitherto
cheaper than ans other store in the place
r. S. ROBERTS.
+ January 81 If 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
7lsETHaANY ACADEMY.

FMyHE Exercises o! This Institution will be
n resumed on the second Monday, 10th
January, 1913, under the Rectorship Of Mr.
GEORGE GALpHIs. Tile Trustees, having tried
Mr.. Galphin, for three years past, and having
found him ever true and faithful and full ly coin.
petentto discharge the duties incumbent upon
the Teacher of u first rate Academy, do most
cheerfully recommend him and onr Institution
10 the patronage ofthe public. The Academy
lis situated in II healthy, beautiful and retired
spit, far removed from any inducement TO ex-
spensc or dissipation. The School is now sup
piled with Globes, &c, and will shortly be
furnished with Surveying Instruments and
Philosopher Apparatus, -
RATES OF TUITION. rs
First Glass Studies.-Spelling, Read
ing. Wiling, Elementary Geography,
and Arithmetic
Charge per session Of 5 months, Sc OO
ID Glass udics-First part Of Nit
cheips Geography, first part Smiths
Grammar, Davies Arithmetic as far as
fractions. -, -
- Charge per session OF 5 months, 8 90
Sd Class StudRs-MitcheIl's is sGeOgra-
ply concluded; Davies Arithmetic z
through Vulgar and Decimal Fractions,
Smiths Grammar concluded, Boyd's
Rhetoric and Composition, Tyiers Uni!
versaI History, Ryans Astronomy, with
the use oflhe Globes, 4.
@ Churge .persession Of months, 10 %
zFs4ht Class Studiss.-Arilhmetic conclu-
ded, Tylers History concluded, History
of the United States, Bourbon 8 Algebra,
Legendre's Geometry, & Trigonometry,
HershelI's Astronomy, Davies Survey
ing Hedges Logic, Criticism, Olmstei's
Natural Philosophy, and Book keeping,
Charge per session of 5 months, IL 00
5Lh Glass Studies The Greek and
Latin Languages and the Mathematical
Sciences, and other studies as the Teach
er may deem expedent or necessary,
Charge per session of5 months, 10 w
Exercises by The members of all Glasses, IN
| Composition and Defamation, once every
week
N. B.-No, Sudden, will be advanced 10 a
| higher class, unless he is able to stand fail
examination on the studies Of his own.
No Student will be charged for less than a
quarter, unless by stipulation at time Of en-
trance. No deduction for absence, unless
caused ty sickness. It's highly desirable tina,
the Students should commence al the beginning
OF ,be session, and attend regularly.
1 A. PERRIN,
| sesE.l j.. G. ROBERTSON,
- A. T.. TRAYLOR, Il
z.74.5,, r. p. QUARLES.
.sg.,- 80 w. TIN NJ ERMAN,
dec % Ct 4s Trnstses::. ,::.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09

I'D OBERT ANDERSON one ofthe defen.
III dants in the above stated case, being now
in the custody Of the Sheriff Of Edsefield Dis
trict, by virtue of writs of capias ad satisacien-
DUN, at the suits ofzlhe respective. plaintiffs in
the above named cases. and having filed on oath
a schedule OF his whole estnte and effects, real
and personal with a,view to obtain The benefit
OF the Acts OF the Legislature ofthis State, com
monty called The InsolYent Debtors Acts, on
motion. of Ml. Adams Defendants Attorney,
Public notice is hereby given, 10 the said Miler,
Ripley d Co., and all Others the creditors of
the said Robert Anderson, that the said pet.
lion will be heard and considered on Friday The
seveuteeith day Of March next, at Edge6eld
Court ,House,.ol ION such other day as the
Court may order, during The term, commenc.
ing on the first Monday of:lualch mex, sat said
place, andlhe said Miller, Ripley 81 CO.., and
all others The creditors Of the said Robert r.
dersoni are hereby commanded then and there,
either personally orby attorney, 10 show cause.
,ifany they can, why the petition Of The said
Robert, Anderson should not be heard and
granted, and he be discharged from confinement
by complying withSthe Acts aforesaid, accord.
ing toths terms Of said Acts. =, 5. y :,
"a, THO G. BACON Clerk. Z
Clerks Office Deer. 18th 5t7. y. !: - j!
decl7 ;;sssy AZ, u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
GegEESOss.

q LII Persons are cautioned against trading
IA FOR the three following Notes, as they
were in my purse when il wns stolen
One Nule on G.. l.. d F., Penn, for twenty
dollars, drawn 19lh Feb. 1916, by G. L. Penn.
Z Ono Note on NlalaehisB Belts: for twenty nine
dollars. drawnby H. Boulwatc, dated Deer.
l5s1845.
! One Note on Mathew Belts FOR twcnty-onc
dollars 65a cents, dated 7,h septr. 1S44, drawn
by L. DeLoach.
The Purse was stolen some time in July
1916. The Notes are all due. Tie signers Of
them are requested not 10 pay them 10 any per-
son but the subscriber.
d. J. RYAN.
January 81 At so.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09

. Ia IN Offering thlSVainabie h1 1eolclneio rue PeOS
H. plesofsS Carolina for slheireief and caresof:
SnaaY Diseases incident tosa SGnthe erni ciInate;
II do not claim for iinfat tibilitY neiher i
sa V il wilfcure all diseases. But tinss g
CTR 0NIC LIT.ER "a F9sfyEEGafOMSi
AND SDsYSPEPSI4
m can confidently advise and recommends
use from my personal observation and .nse of
,hear,icleinn my. own practice ThisaIticle is
layorablys received wherever it has beer used.
am allowedto refer 10 MIR. George Heard Of
rrnnp, Mr.: John Warren Of Columbus. MIR.
McAflce Of C Obj, Mr.. Asbnry Hull of Athens,
Mr.. William D.. Terrell Of Putnam, Revd
John E. Dawson of Lagrange; to which a
great number OF rarnes might be added, who
bear their testimony 10 ils value. -
. ifubiiual custiveness is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per-
sons of sedeniary habits, which often exert n
very iiuElvoIabIe influence upon the general
haelih of the subject; and is particularly mani
Tested by ares!lcss and desponding state Of the
MUD, irrcgularif if not loss of appetite. For
this condition of The system. this article is conf
dehtly recommended with The positive assur-
ance that If the dose is properly adjusted. 80 as
not to move The bowrlstoo actively. relief may
berelicd on, withoulsany, even The least OF ihe
unp pensant consequences, resulting from the
use oil, the common pnrgine medicines usually
resorled TO. This article will be- found to act
us pheasant, cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same lime fulfilling every
Indication that the common purgng medicines
are, designed 10 effect
There are some constitutions liable TO regu
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall,
to such recommend the l,sc Of this Medicine,
beginning a, least by the middle of May, OF first
uEJune ...5..
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, oIlen experience sense oi lu!inesS.
weight, aud OPPRESSION about The stomach al
ter eating-in such Gases Il dose n ihiS InedI-
cine will ufien afford immediate relief.
= Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and cosiyencss, they may use the article
without the lenst danger aad with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, II is most vaiu
able medicine.
could append n long lis, Of certificates, but
lorbear, preferring TO rely on the virtues OF the
medicine to sustain itself The mclicine is n
gentle and certain cathartic Ionic and sudoriiic.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonton. Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Chealcm g. Settle, Duntonsville, Charles Free
man, Cairo P. o., and s...5.--
J. D. TIBBETTS, -
EdgelieId G. r..
sent. s " 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
STATE OF1SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
pYJDEN HILL, Esq, Ordinary oI
E1 Etdgefeld District.
Whereas Ilezekiah Harris, hath applied
TO me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chaIlels. rights
and credits. of Alfred Bodic, laIe Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. 10 cite and admon.
ish all and singular, The kindred and cred-
itnrs of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me. al our next Ordinary's Cour,
for the said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field Court House Oh The l4th day of Feb
ruary inst, to show cause, If any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
2Sth day Of Jan. in tho year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight and in seventy second year oi, Amer
lean independence.
JOHN HILL, o. u.
Cth o 81 g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
STATE OF SOUTH :GAlI0EINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. -
IN ORDINARY. !.

Margaret Head. Applicant, Summons
rs. IN
.saml, Nc Crary and others, D.f,s. Partition.
HT appearing 10 my satisfaction, that James
q McCrary. Thomas: McCrary, and John
McCrary distributes in The aboSe. stalled case,
reside beyond The limits Of thiaSta,e is;tere.
fore ordered. that they. .dnappear:in the Court
of Ordinary for the District 6f5 Edgefield and
State Of South, Carolina, on,orSbefore the third
day ufApril. next, TO show canse.if5 any. why
tho real estate Of AnnMc Crary, deed, should
not be sold or divided or their consent to the
same will be entered OF record. 49,,
Given under my hand, atimY:office, this the
9th December 1917. 5sS.:,,:,
JoHNsHlLI.,. o. e. D,
dee % 3ni 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
EEDGENHELEe. HOTEL,

YENHE Subscribersannounce 10 their friends
Il and the public, that they have opened
the house formerly occupied by Mr.. B.J. Ryan,
in EdgefieId village, and are prepared to accom-.
modate all those who may Iavoi them with their
patronage, with comfortable fare for themselves
and horses.
Their Table will be always. provided. with the
best the market affords, and attended to by
obliging and competent servants. 80
Their Stables will he attended TO by -hrst rate
osers who will be in waiting at all hours, fby
dny or night, to see that horses are properly Ia.
ken care Of. CHARLESJ. GLOVER.
ARMISTEAD BURT
sept2a If So :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09
sOA R RDHNG.

FEYHE Subscribcrinforms his friends and the
81 public, that he Is prepared Board chill.
dren going to5School at the Po,lersvillc Acade.
my, at Five Dollars. per month. Parents and
others placins their children under bis care,
that their wants will be strictly ailende,lto.
= N BARTLEY.
jannaryl4 If 81
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NOTICE,

zMER.. ROFF, who held condiionalIy al in
'lVH lerest in the right Of Edge6eld District,
to Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, { Palen)
has never complied with said condition, thero
,loreshe holds no interest, and has no right lie
sell. or: ma any contract; for said Wheels.
We, the undersgne are the owners Of said
right, and a light purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. 1T. WEBER, we authcrise, with full
:powor to act as our agent. =. =.
!fl,s. 80 &, COTHRAN 81 MOORE.
s5 March ]. lS47. IF 6
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W..B. Brannon.

ff.'D DTdUHOU J
EW7ILLIAM B. BRANNON, one OF the
wv Defendants in The above named cases,
who is now in The custody ofthe Sheriff ofthe
District Of EdgefeId. by virtue Of writs Of Ca
pias al satisfucendnm, nj the snits OF The re-
specliye Plaintiffs, in the above stated cases,
having ficd his petition, with schedule upon
cath, Of his whole eilale and effects. for the
purpose Of obtaining the benefit Of the Acts of
the General Assembly, commonly called the
Insuvent Debtors Act. Onmotlon of Mr.. w.
w. Adams. Defendants Attorney, public notice
is hereby given, 10 the said MIllers. Ripley d
Co., Howard & Garnany, d. d A. Wesson,
Jonas ConkIing g. Co., Seaman q Peck, sur
viyors, F. D. Tanning 81 Co., and John w.
Mundy, bearer aud all others, the creditors OF
the said William 3. Brannoll, that the said Pc
tlion WILDE heard and considered al Edgefield
sCour, House, on Monday the sixth of March
next. or OH such other day as the Court may
order during the term commencing on the
first Monday Of March next. at the said place,
mud the said MilIers, Ripley Il CO., Howard Il
Garmany, D. x, A. Wesson. Jonas "a. Conk:
ling & Co., Seaman g. Peck, survivors. F, D..
Tanning & CO., and John w. Mnndy, bearer.
and all others, the creditors of the. snd VIII.
liam B.. Brannon. are hereby commanded,
eiler personally orby attorney, then and there
10 show cause. if any they can, why the petition
ofthe said William B. Brannon should not be
heard and granted. aud he be discharged from
confinement, by complying with the Acts
aforesaid, according 10 the terms Of the said
Acts. THO. g. BACON, Clerk.
decombcrS 3m 46
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NEVy GOODS,

YEyuE snbsc. i:oer is now receiving fresh
81 supply Of -
GROCERIESs GRO 0CKERY, HARD.
W.ARE, SHOES, H44I.S4t Z: :.
and I'D rs Y g. % ID IDS
Fine and common brown SUGARS,
Loaf and clarified do. 's2s,
Lasuira and Rio g GoFFEE,
Fine English CHEESE,
Fresh ICE; Irish POTATOES, ...9..,
Landrelli's GARDEN SEEDS, Gs9 ~,
.RAISINS; and ALMONDS, 4slzg.
Sperm and Tallow CANDLES, 5s
LAMP OIL,
Wi,l, many other articles too tedious 10 men,
ton, which will be sold OH the most accommo'
dating Terms. - noy,M
January 81 If So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-09

u. The friends Of PETER QUATTLE
BUM, Esqr.. announce him as candidate. for
tlieofice of Clerk ofthe Court of Common
Pleas, Of this District, at the ensuing election.
January; IA oo
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ianuary21
RsOBER T S
CHEAP CASH SINkA!
,.No a. Ego O. O., % I'D 3.


EBiRDiS EYE DIAPER and Irish Linens
I'D Cotton Flannel at l25 cents yard,
Turpentine Soap at l2d cents aba.,
Small sized Carron Pots and Ovens,
Collins best Axes,
Misses Leghorn Bonnets al 81 5O each
Misses split Straw Bonncts at ST. % each,
Sleel Bag Clasps and Tassells,
Steel Beads No. 3,
Black Alpacas nj 25 cents aiyard,
Rabbit Pincushions at 25 cents each,
Philadelphia Nails 6i cents apound,
Halfgallon Pickles,
Soda Biscuit atl21 cents pound,
New Starch 12d cents pound,
Ginger aud Pepper 12d cents a apound, tose;h'
er.wi,ha large stock Of DRUGS and MED
ICINES, for sale by
r. 8. ROBERTS.
4. S. RoBERrs having practised for some
years rs a Physician gives advice without any
charge when selling Medicines.
january 26 If 1
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COURT OFissGRDIN.ARY

2Jlh OF UcIober,siS4E
Simeon Auowuy &,wife Appl'tsS3 Summons
rs in
Fanney Gouden.Ss others Defsay Partition
n appearing to my satisfaction that Seth.
d Hazel, Hiram Ahney andl@ifr Wiley: jon
a,han Hazel and wife tluldabtE Rhody Moss,
john Moss and wife LucindaS Morris Johnson.
Blnford johnson, and Pickenszz johnson: lives
without the limits of this; State,silis therefore
ordered, ,>that they do appear md object 10 the
Johnson, deceased, on or belore:thc first Mon
day in March next, or ,heir;Sconsent to the
same will be entered of Record Given under
my hand-inthe Court of Ordinary; the day and
date above written, z y
joHNIllLL, o. Ed.
Nov3 3m e. al
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nTThe friends ofWEsLEY BoDIE, Esqr.,
announce him assa candidate for the Office of
SEerjf Of this District. al the ensuing election.
January IA ii = 81
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RENO al.
5BEeyYH. .AETCEgsE.N g. CO.,

8 .:is:s II .4MBU BURGss :st !. e t'lsza
sEE AY Ereioye uheir stock kof Dry Goods
s 10 t6e. Store tnpdcr the american Hotel,
s,bbaId 8, where it is lheir purpose 10
aneill ol - g
AEstersc scsisi ETemci, and English
Gs es % % ID g.
would tbis opportunity to returnour
iEIaDks 10 onf ni1nierous friends for the very
Eliberf pa.rQnage Bestowed onns for the last six
ssears5nfi1 Wonld solicit continuance of their
''ysafofs.
We would alsoingite allpersous buying Dry
sEools3iirt Hamburg; who are moi already on
s6nrs slarge]st OF ofsnbscribersto gire us a trial.
s Our stock will consist ofn much larger and
t,aore general assortment thanhwe have hereto
fore kept. Wc shall also continue to keep snr
usual assortment OF Carpeling; OitC CotfI Floor
Mating Bonnc.s, and Ladies and ChiIdrens
Shoes.
:. N. B.-Justreeeived a full assortment of all
numbers of genuine
80 EBwgcls B0jSS!eg CLalhs,
which together with all articles in our line will
be sold as low as they can be procured in Ham.
burg or Augusta.
WM. KETCHAM & CO.
Hamburg, S. e. Aug. I'll If 20
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Notice.

HHV HE subscriber having been appointed BY
ID G.. w. Brannon, Assignee Of the slocl
in trade, and assets Of the firm Of G. w. & w
B. Brannom, hereby requires payment IRON
all the debtors Of said firm, who wish 10 avoid
costs. 80. .z.1,s.-.. s..
L. II. MUNDY. Assignee:
november II 3m 43
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sEHROMth the subscriber, about three or four
"a months ago, white COW, with dun
sides, her right hipsis, out Of places she was also
marked with a smooth crop in the left aud al
,underbit aud swallow fork: in tIie- right ear.
She carried with her two CALVES, one q
Steer and the otheru Yearing, of nearly The
same color as the mcther. Any information
ofthcm will be thankfully received. -:
FRALIXsSMRTH.
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