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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
LUMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER!!!

CUMBERLAND, Md,
Wholesale Druggists and Dealers ia Paints, Oils
Dye St6s. Wdado,o Glass. &C. Sc.
TTyIIEY are also extensively engaged in the Lam
IL Der Business. They have on hand large as
sorImen, OF Seasoned Hhite and Yeio,o Pine Plank.
ScanlIing, Josi, White Pine Lap and Joint Shingles.
and superior sawed three and four feet Paisiering
Iaths. In order 10 render their Lumber Business
more complete, they have purchased an approved
Planning Machine, and will erect machinery Tor ma
king Window Blinds. Inside Shutters and Window
Sash. They intend keeping on hand stock oil Floor
ing Boards Of Yellow and White Pine dressed for
use. Plank worked by this machine are done cheap
er and better than by hand. BY every plank is e-
duced 10 the same thickness.
Cumberland, December 7, lS4S-6n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
RraraMArroM az ann. $500

II is stated tha. General Tayor has sent in his res
snaiion as Major Genral commanding the Western
Division OF the Arnyihe resignation 10 take effect
from and after the lsiof February
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

.Naral.--it is rumored that Com. Parker has been
ordered to the command the Brazilian Squadron in
place OF Com. Slorer, relieved.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

Senators Benton and Butler have become reconc-
cd 70 each other. Benton on the day OF the meeting
Q, congress advanced, the correspondent ofhe Journ-
Ter, which was accepted. y 49, =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

Mr., Buchanan has purchased the beautiful proper
" of William M. Meredith. Esq, near Lancaster TO
which he deslgns removing next spring, on retiring
tiom the State Department
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

Cor Bliss, the distinguished Aid de camp of Gen
eral Taylor, united in the bonds OF malImony TO
Miss Betty Taylor, daughter Of the President elect on
the 2lst Of November st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
rzau III cwaRzxsEoww.

We sincerely regret 10 be informed, that The hand
some Episcopal Church, recently erected in Charles
town destroyed by FIRE, on the night Of Saturday
last
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

Neither Russia nor Prussia appears in this list the
former being, at that time, xs,ing the latter
barbaric power. m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
sEsArs.

Wednesday. Decs6, 1873
The Vice President placed before The Senate a re-
port from the Secretary OF State and areport from the
Treasurer OF the United States
Mr.. King gave Information that the death OF the
Hon. Dixon FL lewis would be announced 10 the
Senate on Thursday.
HOUSE or REpREsEsTATIvEs.
On motion Of Mr. Rockwell, the House proceeded
10 the election Of chaplain. Rev Mr.. Dewey and Rev.
Mr. Gureg, were nominated. The vote being taken.
il was ascerained that Of l73, The plumber Of votes
casi Mr. Gurey had received i56, and he was ac-
cordIngy declared elected chaplain for the present
session. 68ET
December7.
Mr.. King, Of Alabama, announced The death 81 his
former colleague, ID. vi. Lewis and paid an eloquent
tribute 10 his virtues and services.
Messrs. Dix and Dickinson also pronounced eulo-
gies upon the deceased Senator.
After adopting the customary resolutions the Sen
ate adjourned TO Monday.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Harris, OF Ala, announced the death Of the
Hon. Dixon Fl. Lewis, one OF The Senators from his
Stale.
The usual resolutions were adopted, and The House
adjourned.
Friday. Dec s.
The resolution from the House Of Delegates, fix
ing the I4h inst, for the election OF Generals Tor The
LIST and 10Th Brgades was concurred in also, for e.
Letting Public Printer on the 10Th inst.
The resolution Of the House of Delegates, respecting
Committee of Revisal Of the Civil Code. was taken
up on motion Of Mr. WTcHEa, who offered subs-
uie to the same. which WAS adopted.
The resolution for the election Of Judge Of the 18th
Circuit for Monday next, ooncurred in.
The EEEcTioE OF Governor.
The rescuan Tor the election Of Governor was Ia
ken up, and being amended fixing Tuesday, the 18th
inst, was agreed 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
AND STILL ANOTHER.
"A DIAMOND OF THE FIRST WATER.
O.OQO DOLLARSI

Palzrs OF $4,000 EACH, 90 or 5000 EACH.
WDNSD a5DlAsess5D HaOIHx2U,
Class 5,
To be drawn on Saturday, December 80, Is4s,
Is Numbers and II Ballots,
CAPITALS. s8rlt b8rl
prize Of $4,000, 8 o. 10000 20 Of 5000, 10
si2,ooo, 10 Of ,po0 10 Of 500, .hit
&c, Sc, SC.
Tickets only sl0--Shares in Proportion
In the above magnificent Lottery. we advise all to
Try change. Packages recommend As the best
manner of purchasing. as one sngle Package can
araw Eight Thousand Dollars. Certificates oil Pack
ages can be had Tor -
6 whole tickets $I40 20 quarters $35 90
II halves 20 n eighihs IL 80
"A .Nsv Project thc grcaca inducements eper offered
10 The Pubic 10 enrich fhems.lrcs Three fins Of tho
rmoua INFESTED refunded Moo is the time for clubs TO
De formed - Here sit assf
BY rcnitiing To our address $50, and Designating
he Lottery. we win by return mail forward Cer.if
at-s OF Tickets TO The amount oil 3l25. for 3l00,
heairs Of tickets 10 The amount OF $3.50. for 500,
cerlihca,es OF ekeis 10 the amonn; Of $500 larger
mounts IN like proportion .-Thus we Indemnify in
he rofst erent, against loss Of more
han two-filhs Of their Investments. Now here is HE
,dvaptage--tbe last named amount will give 10 s.
Lottery, 400 tickets or 1900 numbers In a 81 so
Lottery, 200 tickets 240 numbers, and all tor an
hntlay Of only $500 dollars. Five or Six GRAND
CAPITAL FRIES may be drawn in this way
We are aware Of the responsibility that we assume
n making This offer. but cophsinc faith in the Bril-
liant Luck Of our FAR-FAMED and TRULY
FORTUNATE OFFICE, we are moi in the least
'earful Of the result We have seldom known d loss
10 ensup, while we have repeatedly witnessed The
most glorious results. No other vendors n the Uni
ea offer indueemeni 10 tickle, buyers approach
ne in the least The above proposilon.
NtSPEClAL NOTICE The famous aud Lucky
SMALL FRY" LOTTERY will hereafter be
Irawn on Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday of each week, Capitals 400, 1900. $780, 10
Of 600. sc. Tickets 81 Shares in proportion. A
full package of Of Is whole Tickets in this famous IT,
ie Scheme. will cost bn SIS. balvesH 50, quarters
So rs and a single package can draw the -four high
Isl prizes IN the Lottery.
Al orders. TO secure the earliest attention and best
selection OF regular packages single tickets and
shares. mus, be warded without delay, and address
ed 10 the great prize agents.
WARD & co.
No. ITO, North Gay Street, Baltimore Nd
Dec. 7, lS4S.
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umpasDsu ssoasisG DzcssaBnn isss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
NO Tree.

A. X. PEiSER, Of baltimore,
ENII.L open on MONDAY next. in the House on
Wv King Street. opposite the United States Hotel
a large and well selected stock OF
Ecafsy-.Nsde Clothing,
which he viii offer FOR sale at astonshngly low pri
ces. BE therefore not hurry ofbuying elsewhere
as il is his intention 10 say but short time, and give
long remembered bargains An persons from the
country who have not prrchased their Winter Cloth
ing will please 10 take notice Of this, and wait for the
man who iofmerl, kepi Clothing Store in Martina
burg.
November 30, ie4s.-Rsp copy.
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ANOTHER BEAUTY,
20, OO0 i COLLARS!

For the benefit Of BEL AIR.
Class 3.
To be drawn on Tuesday, December 10, lsiS.
rs Numbers aud IL BaIols
CAPITALS
prize OF $50 600. Of 1000. OF 800, q Of 500.
of 1880. 5 OF 1000
&c, &c, &c.,
Tickets 5--Shares in Proportion.
Certificates Of Packages can be had Of Ward 4 c..
for kA MI N
IS whole tickets go IS quarters sl7 50
% halves 50 % elghihs SIS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
gxuTAnsx1qr or ssuwAM arnATN1ss.

In the year 1904. only 1874 years ago. the Master Of
the Ceremonies OF Pope julius H. ranked the powers
of Europe as follows. This was the rule Of prece-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
es.Os NssG.
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
nNE more weeks s,ay will afford the communii
Nan opportunity to procure.
GREgT B9RG.9LN.S

From the great the subscriber has had since open
ing his STOCK is needless that he sells a,
rhced prices-this, however. he leaves to fhcs" who
have mol ye, bought, is only necessary for Them "a
call aud examine for themselves. His ohjrct in Clos
ing out the stock Tor whatever will bring, is
debt and he will NOT therefore dwell on piecesie
the clothing bring what il may, is bound to be sold
-Remember that his stay will he but one week longer.
as business OF different character requires his a.n
lion at home. All efforts will he usad therefore, IN
closing out all on hand for whatever may bring.
the House opposite Mrs. Oden's Hotel
Dec IA, l84S Ak PEISER
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EOss RENT.
a FaRM IN MORGAN COUNTY,

situate Sleepy Creek. near the Warm Spring road,
adjoining the Lands OF MI Jacob Courtney and 9th
ers. Possession Of any or all Of The above properly
will be given the hrsi day of April next For in,
formation apply TO the subscribers living IN Hedges.
vilie Il. HEDGES,
p. J. MUSSFTTER.
Dec ID, lSf8. .5s H
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
ANOTHER ALL PRIZE LOTTERY.
10000 pOLLARgl

Each and every licbet 10 this LOTTERY win NJ
prize for oil those tickets without drawn number or
will be entitled 70 prize Of Fire Dollars
GRAND
OONSOl6IlD sNstgaslD lfaIOsspE3laY.
Class 3. @
To be drawn on Saturday. December l6, 1913.
rs Numbers and 2 Ballots.
CAPITALS.
prize Of $4,000. of "a 600, Of $4,000, Of G..
600, oil 1000, Of 1900, 20 Of
1000, 90 of 500,
Sc, Sc, &c.,
Tickets $f5AShares in Proportion.
< Certificates Of Packages in the above truly splendid
Lottery can be had OF Ward s Co., for
rs whole tickets $l60 rs quarters $40
25 halves SO IS eighihs 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

On motion of MIR. Rockwell. The House proceeded
TO the election Of chaplain. Rev Mr.. Dewey and Rev.
Mr. Gurley, were nominated. The vote being taken.
was ascersined that Of l73. the plumber Of votes
cordingly declared elected chaplain for the present
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

N, a IA I'M y BUta q 4.-
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HARTINSBURG GAZETTE.

aissrfy mo unsos,, aaa the national prasreraty.'
Essry Cf~y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

Wednesday. Dec.5, 1873.
The Vice President placed before The Senate a re-
port from the Secretary Of State and aeport from the
Treasurer OF the United States.
Mr.. King gave Information that the death Of the
Hon. Dixoa Fl. lewis would be announced 10 the
Senate on ThursdaY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

faler file. about 6000 Of iAe voters Of The CRY
ara County Of Philadelphia have united. 70 give the
Administration Of Cen Taylor energetic and uni
tfa snppert. They are men (accordthg % 'he Nof'h
Anier'can9 who desire 10 meet together on common
platform on Of peeei equality, and ina spirit
Of lfaternal concord.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

w ARD q CO.'S
OLD ESTABLISHED PRIZE OFFrrr
IS NOW REMOVED TO rsEIR sKw orr,c,
No. ITO North Gay Street, Baltimore Ma
WARDS CO., respectfully call the a,,en,,0a
~ the public % the following grand and pss,';S
cent Lotteries % be drawn 10 The cy Of Baltimore n
ring the month Of December. To those inclined !.
venture for the Smiles of dame Fortune, rs ~ y
"now is your time, strike while the Iron s no, al
get The capital prizes be sure 10 direct your order.
TO WARD s co.
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Marsinsburs Esousc.

Dec. ls48.--lm,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16

Died, al the residence of Mrs. John Harvey,
in this District, on the 9Th inst., Of Influenza,
Mrs. ELIZABETH DELAUGHTER, widow of Mr..
George Delaughier, decd, in the 5Sth year Of
her age. In this death we see the force ofihe
Scripiural injunction, "Be ye always ready"
The deceased, in the enjoyment Of good health,
had gone to visit her son.in. law. John Harvey,
in his last illness, and scarcely had he been con.
signed 10 his "long home" before she was at
tackled by the same fatal malady. which in a
few days carried her off. She lived admired
and esteemed by all who knew her. As a wife
she was confding and devoted; she was kind,
fond and affec,ionate mother. and was exem.
plary in all the relations Of life. Aud though
she was moi member of any Church. she calm.
ly resigned her mortal existence, !ndulging the
hope of a happy Immortality. The deceased
has left family Of nine children, and large
circle Of relations and friends to mourn her
death. -..-.......
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16

and Nelly the property of Tho defendant
Elizabeth Carrier. Sl .SSj7,ss ~ fss,t
N. X. Butler 81 Co. VS.. Rudolph Car
Ter; w. w. Geiser,:an Others. severaIly,
vs. the same. and Elizabeth Garter, the
following property, viz. three negro slaves,
by name Rose, Netty, and Duris, FIVE
mules, one horse, and one wagon and gear,
property Of the defendant Rudolph Car.
Ter. s.s...-.. a.. -. .,...r 1.
Thomas Powers, bearer, vs. Joseph A.
Jones, and Lewis Jones, jr., oRe negro
boy Shadrck.
John Hill. Ordinary, for John S. .Ardis,
and others, VS. Milledge Galplin, aud D..
Atkinson, the tract Of land where the de.
fendant Milledge Galphin lives, containing
two hundred aud fifty acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Samuel Clark, Mary
Butler, and others.
William Daniel aud others, VS. Nancy
Oliver, one negro girl by the name Of
Louisa.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. d.
feb I6 St d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
Slserif's Sale:

PY virtue of fsundryswrits Of Fieri Fa-i
AS cias,Io me directed,gI will proceed
10 sell at Edgefield Court House, on The
frsts Monday and Tuesday following, in
March next abe following property, in
the following cases, viz ::ss 81 Bs II q
George Parro,t vs. Elizabeth Carter; N.
X Bnller6S Cows the same, and Rudolph
Carter; James e. Cobb, and Others, seve-
rally,svs.t Elizabeth Carrier, slhe tract of
land whereon The defendant Elizabeth
Carernowsresides, containing three thou
sand acres, more or less, adjoining land Of
John sWise.J ohm Marsh, aud Others. y
james N .aRichardson aud J. S. Guig-
nard, ,:ys Starting Turner @and Elizabelh'
Turner, the tract4of land whereon the de-
ifendantsE Elizabeth Turnerlives. containing
one hundred sacres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Simeon Attaway, Mary Tro,,er,
and Others. - 4. ! - (. ,s;,s..al,s. s.is
sas Wyatt Holmes, and others, vs.. C. VS.
Cochran, and LIB. Cochran, the tract Of
,.audswhereoasthe defendant c.. w. Coch-
ran lives containing three hundred acres,
more or less9 adjoining land of Mrs. Mary
Carol, shilerease; and others.>
~ The, BaDk7af Hamburg, S. c. vs.. John
r., Viewers George Parrott vs. the same
Thomas Hs Pope, Ex'tr. vs.. the same
A. Tuekersand others, severally, vs.. the
same. the house; and lot in The village of
Edgeield Containing four acres. more or
less, adjoining land Of G. H. Goodman,
andolhers; one o,heriracl of land where.
on the e'defendantl lives, containing one hun.
dred and ninety acres, more or less, adjoin.
ing lands of THE estate of Francis Belts,
dec'd.. James Swearengen, and others.
4. E., e. 5Reemersxs. ]. d. Tibbelts; /; Har.
rie,t E.iB Brown, land others, severally, vs..
the same. the defendants interest in one
lot or;tract;ofland. in the village of Edge.
field, containing eight acres. more or less,
onFwhich7 there is two dwellings and oul
buildings, andya Brick Yard, the Iot ad.
joins lands Of E.yB. Presley, Vim. Morris,
and others. sA - SO
a44Executors Of David Richardson vs Aa-
ron Clarkiathe tract of land whereon the
defendant lives, containing zone hundred
and twenty-five acres, more or less, adoin-
ins land OH ono lilaze, Michael Witt, and
others. a1s =
9d4ThomasJ J.D Dyson, and others. severally,
VS.. A. G.Ieeke, the tract Of land whereon
the defendant lives, containing two hun
dred andstWeIty-iwo acres, more or less,
adjoining landsof said Thomas j. Dyson,
Danielss sPfoctori William Mays, Seu'r.,
4 aud .ethers.s ssG h.
John g Carmichael vs.. w. T. West;
Wright, Nichols IL Co. and others vs.. the
same, the fract Of land whereon the de-
fendantS lives c containing three hundred
acres, more orless. adjoining lands Of B.
j Huward sandioihers. ts-',i
Ia Fermsofs Sale iCash.s 5rsb4ea l-cn
y. S-CHRIST.E f.. d
--4sffsii,,s - ffsi,s i y. .-..- !;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

TyO Doct. J. II. Jennings J. w. Rochell,
Ill and J. NJ. e. Freeland. ~,
You are appointed appraisers. to appraise nm
estray FilIy. Said Fllly is a light sorrel, with
white spot in her forehead, and some white
specks an her back SHE is about four (4) years
old. and is about 4t feet high; no other marks
recolIected. Toed before me. by John Brack-
nell, the Sd day of January, lS48.
Appraised a, thirty dollars.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 3fd
of January. 1848.
JAMES BLACKWELL, Magistrate.
january21 lam4m So i
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Brought TO tlle Jail

.nF this District, negro man, who
W says his name is ELIAS, and that
he belongs 10 Mr.. George Galloway. Of
Oglelhorp County, Georgia. Said fellow
is about FIVE feel, two and a half inches
high, between 18 and 20 years of age, and
Of a bright copper complexion. He hss a
scar over his right eye, aud also one under
his lefteye. - isFegt,f :.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges aud take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law
directs.
Feb Is d tr
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LAND FOR SALE.

PY consent of parties, will be sold for
- division, at Edge6eld Court House,
on the first Monday in March next, one
tract Of LAND, containing 400 acres.
more or less, situated 10 this District. on
the waters of Sleepy Creek. known as the
Mountain Tract, adjoining lands Of George
Ouzts, J. J. Sill, and others, il being part
Of the real estate o! Joseph Still, deceased.
A credit until the first day Of January,
alS49, with Eote and two approved securl-
ties. with mortgage OF The premises. Z,
- ELIJAH STILL, Adm'r.
feb. 9 81 3
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nF this District, a negro man, who
" says his name is CHARLES, and
that he belongs to Mr.WilIiam Haskell, Of
Charleston, S. G.. Said fellow is about
five feet sixinches high, between 45 and
so years of age, and Of dark complexion;
nearly all Of his upper fore teeth are out.
He says he runaway from his masters
plantation in Abbeville. lie has scar on
his right cheek near his nose. tassa p
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will bo dealt with as The law
directs. 2aas&sgta 81 ~
G. H. GOODMAN, Jailer.
cd. Fohyl6y a.tE -,~.,r A -tf ~ .AN ( ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
Final Notice.

A IL Persons indebted 10 the estu,e Of DR.
"A Augustus w. Burt, deceased, are request,
ed TO make Immediate payment and those hav.
ing demands agains, said esta.e, are requested
to present them for payment, properly attested.
Wishing bring the estate TO close, have
determined 70 place all accounts not paid by
return day, in The hands Of the proper officers
for collection. a83 l,.gss slfz
January 2s - 4t- i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16

W0re oNeaU Goods,
Al ROBERTS CHEAP CASH STORES
En BAGS cheap Coffee, at l0lbs. for 81.
M Another hogslread of ,ba, cheap So.
gar l2lbs. foI 81 90, ,;, s..r.4:t:s.ss
Another OF that magnificent Sugar 101lbs. for
81 on. "a
Some more cheap Teas at l21 cents a set,
Solar, and side, Lard Lamps,
Dinner Plates ut 25 cents seu, -
Double refned crashed Sugar, pounds for
81 0U, 'sSi LssS
Brown cotton Drill at l2i cents yard.
Plaid and striped PanlalOon siuffs 10 cts. To- 20
cents yard. ..,+ 90 .
Con,es' Spool Couon and Bates Needles, ::
Tnrpenline Soap at 8 cents pound BY tbs
-. box, or l2t cents bar by ihs single bar,
No.I NlackarcI in kits at 80 U0, also try retail,
Britannia Teaspoons, l24 10 371 cents set,
do Tablespoons, 81 cents seii, ~
Collins warranted Axes, atSI III cents each,
Seed Potatoes and Garden Seeds,
For sale by
r. 8. ROBERTS,.
2 Who has also lie Roys Pills, Peters and
Spencer's Pills, Porous and Poor Mans PIas.
ter. Cement for Glass and China, with iul!
stock OF Patcntaud all her MEDICINES.
february2 ,-s-G aa - If 2
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SfraYed

FROM the subscriber, about three or four
II months ago, white COW, with dun
sides her right Sip is ont Of place, she was also
marked viii a su1uoth crop in the left and an
nnderbit aad a swallow fork in the right ear.
She carried with her two CALVES, tone q
Steer and the other Yearlins, Of nearly the
same color as the mother. Any information
of tllem will be thankfully received.
7:is FRALIX SMITH.
January ID '',a ~ 81
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Notice..

THNHE Subscriber having been appointed
u by ID. Tibbe,ls Assignee of his stock
in trade, aml assets, hereby requires. paymen,
from all the debtors of The said ]. D. Tibbetls,
who want 10 avoid costs.
Notice is also given to the creditors Of the
said J. D. Tibbetts. to meet at Edgefeld C. II.
en,Tuesday the 7,h Of March next 10 appoint
an Agent, to act with the subscriber in the pre-
misses, if they think proper.
S. CHRISTIE, Assignee.
a Feb l6 3m
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue ofsundry writs Of Fieri Fa-.
cias, TO me directed, will proceed to sell
at Edsefield Court House, on the first
Monday aud Tuesday following, in March;
next, the following property in the fol-,
lowing named cases, to viii: 70 g.
Bennett Perry VS.. -G.--':.e'----T-7 : 7(ss.st