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ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND ACRES
nF LAND

Consisting of tic following Tracts, viz
Isl. The Butler Tract. lying OH Big Greek,
adjoining Mrs. Ferguson and the late residence
ofCoI Bro ks. This tract contains six hundred
and eighly.one (G5I) acres, part swamp land
with comlurlable framed dwelling house. ot
houses and good gin house from onr hundred
and fifty (l50) 10 TWO hundred (2O0) acres IN
cultivation.
3D. The late residence Of the deceased, lying
on Biz Creek, adjoining the aforesaid tract
with one hundred (l00) acres Of swamp land.
aud two hundred (200) acres of np-land in
cultivation. This tract is well adapted to the
culture of Corn and Cotton. aud has cou,ior-
table dwelling house, all necessary negro
houses, stables, gin house and shop, and other
buildings; The tract contains slx hundred (oOO)
acres.
3D. The adjoining tact on Flat Rnck Branch,
containing five handled and three (503) acres,
one Gal cleared and the residue in woods,
without houses.
.i,h Tn" Alabama tract, lying on the same
branch and adjo;uimg the foregoing tact. con
tuining one hundred and seventy-six (lT6)
acres, with a small portion Of cleared land and
comfortable cahbrs.
9th. Wlnre Hall Wnrt. containing three hun.
drcd aud fifty SIX (35G) acres, adJninng lands
Of Hugh -Dutiir. Lance Nichols aud others. on
This tract there IRE upwards of one hundred
(l0O) of cleared land. an excellent Well of a.
ter and cnmIorabe bindings.
Gin. Tie tract adjoining, containing three
hundred seventeen (3I7) acres, with a porIion
orcIcared land, hut without hnuse.
9TH The " I,neIel tract, lying On The Polk.
stall; branch, adjoining "!aj. George Pui;; 7,
Smith and others On Ills :;ari there nre
..aout ere i!.iurcd tlfO) acres cleared. with a
lew hunscS. stable. &c. Ii contains five hun.
drcd and seventeen (ol1) acres.
Slh The Williams tiacl, lying on branch
of Big Creek, adjoining lands Of Mrs Var
brous Oh, John Mobley and others This tract
contains Two hnndren and thirty.nine (239)
acres. and hasa portion Of cleared land aud
comfortable cabi'ins.
9Th. The Morgan tract containing four hun.
lr.d and eighty three (453) acres.
10Th. The Ellison tract, adjnning James
Brooks and others. and containing about six
hundred and thirty (6S0) acres. On this tract
there are between Two hundred (2DD) and three
hundred (300) acres Of cleared land. with gin
house aud few negro houses, and from forty
to fifty Bales of Cotton.
Piais Of each tract ,c;H be exhibited on the day
Of sale.
The land will he sold on credi, Of one and
two ycarf. drawing iieres; after the first year.
The Negroes and other peraonal property, on
credit Of one year and in all cases two good
and responsible securities. For sums under
Sl5. cash.
Eaecator.
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NOTICE.
Oct. l8

4 will offer for sale on Wednesdayth The 9Th day
a of December next. and The day,following at
the late residence of Mrs. Nancy QuarIes, all
her real and personal estate, whichpasses nn-
der her will and nottereby disposed of; ;consls::
ling ofthe Norris, Ned Wood, and Pine Wdods
tracts Of land, horses, mules, cattle provisions
and many other arlic9s
day. of sale. Terms Of sale, land, ,on onc and
two years credit. llp personal properly on
twelve months credit. except for sums Under
fve,doars which will be cash. Purchasers To
give notes with Two approved sureties before
GEORGE BOSWELL, Executor.
Nov 1919 st Al
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roo Pieces Of CaIicoes from cts. up
to Ia and 16 cts. for which The very best
quality of Goods will be given.
Furniture Calico from S cts. up To ID
cts. for the hes, quality.
Muslin de Lame. 20 and 25 cts. per
yard latest style.
CameIone. Cashmere, Colorpd and
Black Alpaccas from 374 TO 624. Sain
Striped, AIpaccas, Golduleas % cts per
yard.
Muslin Ie Laine, Tarlnn Buskct and
maudr avis large size, very low.
A full assortment of small silk shawls.
Hosiery, Linen Canbric Hau!kcrchieis
very low.
Frinres. Ladies and Infant Caps
great variety.
Linen Damask Table Clu'hs, Dimely.
Glsves, &c. &c.
A large selection of Ribbons. Tabs. &c,
Lindseys. Cheeks. Bedtickcn splendid
article 8 Yards for ST. aud cheapest
hleaclIed and nuhIeached Ilnmospnn. The
largest assortment ever seen in his mar
ker, which will staud in comparison wllh
CITY retail. prices.
All The subscriber has 10 say, 1T ynu cant
and prices al lhe old original CHEAP "a
please you; therefore come and sec before
Bargains can be col al
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. 2
Columbia, 9th Nov. lS4S.

To The Honorable The Speaker and Mem
bers of The House Of Representatives..
Gentlemen: The promplncss with
which you have assembled here out Of the
ordinary term of your regular Annual Ses-
sion, gives assurance that you will enter,
upon the duty left 10 you by your consli;u
enls in spirit TO the importance and dig
nifty of the occasion For the agency /
have had in calling you together, | do nos
feel called on to offer any apology. al
though it may have subjected many Of you
10 Inconvenience. Nolbing hui an impera.
tive sense Of duty could have inpelled me
TO such measure.
The constitution Of the United Stases
authorizes any State in The Union TO ap
point in such manner as the Legislature
thereof may direct, number Of Electors
of Presideul and Vice President Of the
United States equal 10 whole number Of
Senators and Representatives TO which
such State may be entitled in The Con
eress of the United States; and provides
that The time of choosing The Electors and
the day On which they shall give their
voles, which shall be the same throughout
the United States, shall he determined by
Congress.
5 As s'lhe Law stood prior TO 1S45, the
Electors to which This Stale was entitled
were appointed by join, balIo' of Senate
and House of Representatives on the
Tuesday preceding the first Wednesday
in December in every fourth year succeed
ing the last election Of President and Vice
President; and This manner Of appointment
has been used from the time of this adop
ton Of The Federal Constitution down to
the present day. Bul by an Ac, of Con
gres, passed in January; one thousand
eight hundred aud furry five. the Tuesday
mex, after the first Monday in lhe year in
which they are 10 be appointed is impera-
lively sel apart az he day on which they
are 10 be appointed, for every Slate in ,he
Union. Tomorrow is that day. aud to
enable you 10 discharge that duty was he
objec, Of asking your attendance here; and
in this pray you may be directed by uu.
errins wisdom.
DlTIn InITNCnN
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NOTICE..

FHNHE Children aud Lcgaiees of The late Ma.
a ry Mitchell deceased, will offer for suIe
ut Edgetield Court House OF The first Monday
in December next, the valuable and eommodi-
ols house and lot of land IN the town Of Edge.
field, wlerc she resided NJ her death. A gnod
and sufficient title will be made to the purcha-
ser, before lie will be required to comply with
the ,erns of sale Terms Of sale, credit Of one
aud two years. Purchasers to give bond and
two approved sureties, and mortgage Of the
promises.
Nov 1913 81 al
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From the Columbia Telegraph Nou z.
S CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.

Al IL o'clock NJ. yesterday, mere was "
vow ru,i attendance Of the Members a.
rhe Senate and House Of Representative
attae State House. and quorum oil bo'h
Houses beiue presen, in their respect'"
chambers. Col. F. J. Moses, Of Claremon,
WAS called 10 the Chair of The Senate.
nrepara,ory TO the due organization ol that
body. the new Member, being duly queI'
fed. and the Proclamation Of the Gover''-
ur converting the Legislature having been
read, The Senate proceeded 10 tho election
Of officers:
Hon. Angus Patterson was elected Pres
ident.
w. r. Martin, Clerk.
1T. Goodwin, Reading Clerk.
Mr.-Gailord. Sr. Messenger.
Mr.-Gaillard, Jr. Door-keeper.
Nlr. Patterson made his acknowledge
menls 10 s!:ur,, but neat and appropriate
address 10 The Senate.
A message was sent 10 The House o' Ke'
presentalives, Informing them of The or
ganizaiion Of the Senate. and Commii'se
appointed 10 wait upon His Exccllcncy,
Gov. Johnson, and inform him that 'hey
were ready to receive any communication
he might wish 10 make. Tie Committee
soon after reported thallhe Governor %nH'e
send communication forthwith. lie
Message will be found below.
A Committee was then appointed on
the part Of the Senate, TO act ~ concer'
with Committee Of the other House 10
nominate suitable persons for Electors o,
Presiden, and Vice President Of the Uni
ted States.
After notice Of contesIiug the seats Of
one or two Members. The Senate adjourned.
In tue House Of Representatives, Mr..
Memminger was called TO the Chair. and
S!ier qualifying the members and reading
Governors Proclamation calling them to
se,her, number Of ba!lotings were had
las many as six we thnk-for Speaker.
Tie candidates were Mr.. Carew and
Mr.. Simous, Of Charleston. Maj. Henry Of
Sparranburge, Gen. Adams, Of Richand,
and Mr.. Middleton, If Gcorg",nwn Az
ter the I'd balloting MI. Simcns was
withdrawn-afier the 3rl. Mr.. Carew,
aud after the 4rh. Gen. Adams. On The
fifth ballot here was a lie. each gentleman
receiving 5S votes. On The sixth ballot,
the vote stood, for Middleton 65; Henry
54-c]ose voting.
= Upon being conducted ,s ,he Chair.
Mr.. Middleton returned his thanks in an
appropriate Address.
Col. Glover. the grn,lemanlv and cx
celent Clerk Of the House for many wears.
was re"elected wilhou, opposi,iou--and
: Mr.. loor, after several ballclings. was e|ec
Ted Reading Clerk.
A motion was made nv Mr.. Memminger
and adopted by the Honse.ri,at the House
proceed to- morrow al - N. to vote for
E!es!oLs Of -P.ssidsa! and Liss P1ssi:sal.. ssal.
Mr.g Memminger also made a mellon,
which was adopted. that the Legislature
adjourn ,liis day.
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that concert of action should follow, To
.,hjs end, he then nominated General
LEWIS CASS. of Michigan. for Ptesi-
dent. aud Grn. w. o. BUTLER, of Ken.
lucky, for Vice Presideu, Of the Quilted
States, as u preliminary measure which
was unanim. usly carried.
MIR. Memminser then moved that this
meeting nominate Electors, which was
carried.
He also moved that the members in this
body belonging 10 each Congressional dis
lrict tie appointed Committees TO nominate
Electors for each Congressional district
Adopted
The several Nominating Committees
reported The following names as Electors
f,r President and Vice President of tie
United States:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac IIawes =

Rob'l Shannon.
fssHE defendant, Robert Sbatsrion, who Is
in the custody of the Sheriff Of Edsetie!d
istrcl. by virtue Of capias al s0tistaciend"m
issued in ihis case, having filed schedule o'
his whole estate. and a petition for The benefit
of the In.olrent Debtors Act, OIL motion OF
CarroI,>,Iie defendants Attorney, it is thereto
ordered, that the said Isaac Hawes, as well as
MI others the creditors Of the said defendant, do
appear Mt Edge field QUIT House before thu
Court ol Common Pleas for the said district on
the first Monday IN March next, to shew cause:
if any they catI why the said defendant should
not be admitted to the benefit of The sail ACT.
THOS. G. BACON. CcPEp
Aug 9 1e4S 3m ~
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Oct 2j
H,swaA, N4ey'gajE5.

4 Ii Persnns having any detnanHs a
~ pain, lie estate of james ;. Pope,
deceased, are requested 10 present lhe"
for payneutby The 25,h Of December neS',
rs il is intended shortly to make hnal
settlement ON said estate.
THOS. II. POPE. Exccn'
JAS, "a. WILSON, tors.
Nov. 4, 1913 IT a.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

READY MADE CLOTHING.
The latest and mos, desirable fnshinns,
consisting in Fruck blue telling Over busi
ness and Dress Goats. Cassemere, EeI-
vet, Black and Figured Satin Vests, Pan
taInons of various kinds.
White Shirts from s 10 50 Collars md
Bossorns. Pnckel and Neck Silk Haudker.
chiefs superfne, Suspeuders, &c.
HATS,
The lntcs, styles now WEARING nj The
North, and low crowned Black anI White,
accordingly low.
CAPS, CAPS,
Glazed, from l2a cents. up higher. Well
vet, Cloth. Polish silk, Gill Turban Boys
Caps. Blue Navy. 'ulImeu's B.avor Plush
Clurh, Spanish Silk. French Guard. and
q large assortment III the lowest prices ey-
er shown in EJoeIield.
Lambs Wool Shirts aud Drawers, at va.
rious prices.
Kerseys by the piece III cents. large
assortment Of Blankets, to numerate eve-
~ article is TOO tidcous.
,e pleased in regard of quantity. quoliIv,
II SronE. here is no telling wha, veil
uyiug anywhere, and you ilsay the best
J. COINS Chap Cash Store.
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DAVID JOHNSON.
From the Columbia Telegraph, Nor Z.
G E N. LIE W S Z 4 5 S ,
Of Michigan; for President,
GEN. w. o. BUTLER.

UEN' w. y. DC LLNi
Of Kentucky. for V. President
AT meeting Of the Members Of The Le-
eislature of S. Carolina. favorable 10 The
election Of the gentlemen whose names are
above mentioned. convened in the Hall Of
the House Of Representatives last uisht-
Hon. Angus Patterson was called TO the
Chair, and Gen. w. E. Marin requested
70 act as Secretary.
Z Mr.. Memminger though, that an express
sion Of opinion should be given, III order
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EDGEFlELD DiS hlNi
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY.
gDY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary oil
I'D EdgoGeld District I:
Whereas William w. Adams, hath asp-
piled to me for Letters Of Administration
on all aud singular The goods aud cha''
tells. rights and credits Of Jos. II Arthur
dec'ed, late Of The District, aforesaid de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred and cred
ilors Of the said deceased, 10 he and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, 10 he holden Al Edge
field Courr House, on the 2Oth day ol NO
vember inst, 10 show cause. II any why
the said administration should mol be sran-
ted. ,,;;,, y !,
Sd day.ol November in the yearol our 7
.f,ord one thousand eight hundred s. / ana ~
iorty.eigb,, and in the 73d year Of Amer me {:
can Independence. Z
JOHN HILL, Q: E. u;
Nov 8 2t ~ :
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OBITUARY.

Died, on the 26lh Oct. lass, Mrs. Susan
Wha,Icy. consort of Mr.. Bird Wha'leN. of
this Di.tricl. The deceased was an affec-
:iapate wife. a tender mother and an ex;
ccllenr ueishhor, and has left large fami-
" Of children and relatives TO .lnourn her
loss g
died. on The 18th Oct. .last. Mary Erans
s5fy IA sHgFi 2s7 H FFifiam and Caiha9
rine Cook. oflhis District. ~,
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Notice.
SMNIfe7'y.

SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Martha Bs''y ss ct al Summon. :,
"''"'s'"" as% ".ts,s' csss and wife Partition.
Eb Y an order from J hn Hill: Esq. Or
LID dinary Of the District aforesaid, |
will proceed to sell a, Edgrfeld G. H., on
the first Monday in December next. the
lands belonging to the Estate of VIM.
Busby. deceased. containing 6fty acres.
more or less, and adjoining lands Of Ebert
Lm.. Jeptha Couch and others. sold on q
credit of twelve months. purchaser giving
band and approved security and mort
gage of the premises to the Ordinary 10
secure The purchase money. Cnst 10 be
paid ia cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. +. D.
Nov. 7. IS46 At. 42
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q will offer for sale a, the saline time and
& place. 20 likely Negroes belonging TO the
Estate Of VIM Qmarles deceased and sold un-
der his will. Terms, twelve months credit,
with notes and two approved sureties, before
the property will he delivered
STERLING QUARLES, Executor.
Nov 1918 St dI
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e2fS WsEE.

A LII persons indebted 10 tho estate Of
"a Lewis Holmes deceased, arc requested
to make payment on or before the 25th of
December next and ,bose having demands,
10 present them properly attestcd.
G. HOLMES-Administrator.
Nov 1913 It AZ
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=. C o 81 III s
Cheap Cash Store.

The North with the largest
Stock offered this market; prepared offer
will DEFY competition, regard qualify and price The
consisting follows:
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.NlfpcP.

ALL Persons inheh'e'l 10 the estate OF
"a John Robbins. dc eh, are requested
i- maxi immediate asmcnl. and those
havin. demands tn present them properly
a;testesledhy rhe 20ih D-cember next
J. QUATTLEBUM, Admir-.
Nov lS4S 81 AZ
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Declaration in
attachment.

David StaInaker, for
J. II. Hughes. Declaration in
US. dudchmeut
VIM. l.. Cochran.
fESIlE plaintiff in the above case having this
a. day flied his declaration IN my Office,
and the defcndan. having neither wife nor at.
torllcv known TO reside within the limits of
,i;s State ~ whom cory Of said declaration,
,Y,li, a ru g to plead. c.n be served, On motion
Of Mr.. Wardlaw, Plaintiffs Attorney il is
ordered. that the said defendant appear and
Mead 10 the said declaration within year and
day. from the date hereof. or judgm will be
awarded against him by default
THO. G. BACON. Clerk.
Edcefield C. II. Clerks Office, lth Nov. 1S4S
November 3 1y d.
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Religions Notice.
A CAR I'D.

FEYtIE Teachers Of Edgefied District. are
Is requested to m"el al LdgefiHld Court
House or Saturday the 18th instant. in orhcr
to signa Petition 10 the Legislature. i'll behalf
Of the Free School System.
A punctual altrdrnce-s requested
NovS 2 d2
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Wanted.

A Teacher is wanted to take charge Of
IA an Academy, within five miles Of Edge
field Court House. One who is qualified 10
teach the classics and can come we'll recom-
mended as 4 Teacher, will be employed for
the ensuing wear, al fair salary Enquire
at this Office.
Nov 6 lS1S IT az
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Notice..

a III. those ndehted TO The Estate of John
"a r. aIartu deceased. are requested to
make immediate payment. and those having
.'cmands, to present them properly at!ested.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
Nov 3li 4I
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ii are--H1ouse and
Commission Business,

SH r. Y. PARTLOW having hy mutual
lfH curisent Withdrawn from The firm of
Geigcr Partlo0 s. knight the WAREHOUSE
and COMMISSION business will be continued
at the same stand by w. w GEIGER Il J. l..
Knight, under the firm Of
GEIGER d. KNIGHT,
Who respectfully tender to former customers
and Planters generally their services in the Stor-
age and sale of Cotton, and other produce.
ALYancrs will BIZ made when required on
produce in Store and their charges will be reg
usated hy due regard to the stale Of the times.
Nov 1913 2m Al
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I Executors sale.

I'D Y,an order from John Hill, Esq T., 0rdi>
LID nary of EdgefieId District, we will sell
at public outcry on Wednesday the 29ih inst.
a, the late residence Of Mary Rambo decca-
sed, ail'the Personal Estate, (exccpt that
bequeaibed by the Teslator,) consisting of
one negro fellow, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Horses, Cattle and Hogs, planta-
ton tools, &c.
TERMs-For all sums under SIS cash. all
over that amount, on credit Of IL months,
the purchaser giving notes with two cppro-
we'd surellcs; the property not to be reiho>
veduntil the terms &C sale are complied with,
- "A ,LSO-
Al the same time and place, will be sold the
traclSofiiand where the deceased formerly
lived ;scoRtaining 1863 acres more or less,
Joining lands Of B. R. Tillman, Stephen
Mays and others The land will be sold on
a credit of i2 months, with note and two
approved sureties.
S f .BENAJAH RAMBO, | EXEC
~ WIN. E. RAMBO. SUToRs.
Nov 6 1913 S3t AZ
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FHbNccO.

SUPERIOi Oronoco Chewing Tobacco,
- fine assorlmen, at different prices, at
j. COHN'S Cheap Cash Store.
Nov If AZ
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber
"a without distinction, are requested to make
immediate payment. p. S. BROOKS.
o. # ~
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Notice.

EN7IIL he sold on Tuesday the 18th inst,
w at Edgefeld Cuur, House. an Estray
sorrel Horse. which hss been advertised accor~
ding 10 law. Terms 1nade knnwn on the day
Of sale. ,
Nov II I'll
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"A CARD.

yH1HE Subscribers would most respectfully
q call the attention nGthe Ladies Of EdsehcId
Village and vicinity tn their large anl well
selected stock Of
BONNETS, RIBBONS, and ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS.
All Of which they will sell at exceedingly low
prices for cash. --.,u ,,,,
II. CAUSSE 81 co
OFT 25 2t 40
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An Overland Passage from England to
China. occupying sixty days now casts
about Que hundred and twelve pounds
oear!y six hundred dollars. By the
American route passengers can be con
ycyed frn.m Londnu lo China for S4ll0.
ard this tip, with our improvements IN
steam navigation ard better road over
he ls,hmus. NAV he made in .hirty-hve
lays, beating tie EnsIish mail twenty i've
laws.
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RsaisiRas and Almonds.
An BONES BUNCH RAISINS at I2h
HaB per Ih. Bags soft shell ALMONDS,
Z. CAUSSE & CO. Ckczp Cash Store.
H:ov Ct Al
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Which nominations were ANONYMOUSLY a.
duptcd by Ine meeting.
The Meeting then Nominated :,
B. F. Perry. Esq. "i Greenv'lle'
Tnou as Lehrc. Esq. of Charleston,
Electors q, large for the State.
Mr.. Mem minacr then moved that The
nomination he p'inled and distributed a.
mong The Members of The Legislature
adopted. The meeting hen adjourpee.
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Wa are authorized tc announce WIN l..
PARKS, as Candidate eor Tav Collec-
Tor. al the next election.
Nov 6 AZ
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Large $ Sale OF
REAL & Pc RsONA.L. 2 [.
r. S r A Z E.

a s Executor OF Col. Zach. S. Brooks decd.
~ Twill offer for sale at his residence on
Biz Creek, on Tuesday the 2lst7"f November
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'Sixsp Negroes,

Stack oi Horses. Cattle and Hogs Corn, Fod-
der and Oars Plantation Tools. Wagons
Carriage. Blacksmith Tools, Houses
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, DC.
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Turning 10 Ftmaics Ii was stated al
a inry Of inuue.. that Miss EmcIy (whos"
s,JJ.r dcaIl, ir The Girhe mil! al Naw
buryppri. Mass. look place few days
agni was 10 Inc habit Of chewing large
onanliics OF cloves. and had heen known
snnclimes 10 consume an ounce day.
This was ne ,louh, an indir ecl il uol direct
cause II her death.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-08

The editors of ;he New Yo'k Express
declare they ale sure OF Gencral lay
lor's position with the N"rlhrrn Wings
on the slavery question; but that if
General Taylor was 70 write snch a
l.,,e,, j, woul, ''lusr him every SonIh-
en- VOTE" The Express palheiically
asks, WHY should llr be asked SO c"m-
nit political suicide" Why NOT cheat
his Southern iiiend>, if honesty be un.
prof able, reasons he Express.