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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

OF heads rvut PHgLcis sdorug them here Ills Chem
cn Hair lnflgufa'or cO0iers ncl dc<HLhk usifc upVn
l-e hir ilckens b. SIS tle flores WIN neaiiAy moisture
o. curl IL kept Broadway, sud az NE drug and pei
ffaery store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

siLyER SPOONS, f0REs, KsfvEs, TIA SErs, &c.-Ihose
wishing silver that icy depend ON beng a. GOO =. ao-
lars, would refer III Tie stores Of sotiRh bholh-
Es, 1872 BOwery, Spring, and "a Fulton, neal Niham-s
Y here lheY WI nnI larle a-.nffrneli.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

~ socrH CARoLlNA and JoHy c. CALHoUN
must rest under immortal obligations 10 Gen. Com
mander-immortal, for we aPprehend they Will
never be discharged. Gen. C. was commissioned
By dozen persons in a single parish Of the state
without the least authority from any State or DIS
trict organization and on the strength thereof he
was permitted TO cast tina nine Electoral votes Of
South Carolina. while New-York, with two fall
delegations present, had no voice whatever IN max
ing the candidates. Then the delicate thrustng
forward Of Mr.. Calhouns name as candidate Tor
President, without single vote but the construct.
i've Nine TO sustain it, and his swift abandonment
OF said candidate for Woodbury. and ultimately
Cass, must be truly hattering to the pride of the
Chivary. When Gen. Cass gets the vote OF South
Carolina. aud gets elected, we trust be won't think
Of Offering Gen. Commander anything short OF the
War Department or the Lieutenant Generalship
in his prospective War for the Annexation of Cuba
and Jamaica. There is no sense in such tran.
pendent merit being too modest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

r. saERwooDs Improved Magnetic Machines ac'
compalled With Manual pp 900, giving fu Instructions ior
tleir use. Prices g. So. s2 and sl4
myl5 Aeod. II. H. SHERWOOD, MD. IO2 Chambers-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

Snow YOUR TicKErs, GfNuENEN.-JAMEs ;. GAMBLE
formerly conductor ON the New-Yofk and Philadelphia
R,lroad las honor inform Dis friends and DE public
that Dee has n connection with Mr WLLiAu SHARP opened
e saloon on e OF Broadway and Deyst tentrance
n Dcy.s) a. Resiaarant Their study shall be, by per
sola attention business contribute to the comfort and
pleasure Of those who may favor Item with their custom.
myl5 Th8S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

p1Ifrr.-F" HcIl Nlrlu VS. lTON-n UVl0fe
r,.-.., Garrison yesterday on charge o' .'cA.hs
vr,,el Coanar frcn the foot Of Ooenuet'Ip
V,o.Yo,k ou l.t Saturday morning " app,etcd
from the evidence. t,st rian u.ned u'Ii.l'' iul'
.i ,,,, r,.i h. az ihr Govanus Penny Bridge found
h~,- .n Ire wafer at IRE Bird rc. on "lich was &c
. S,.',rl,. n. ke'tv" On Saturday a. cfnoon The
-..,..cd came ami claimed the ho't a. na own and
~ ,. .5.rfis.l by ihc owner and thc accused was
r.-fl O., hail Id Tire .uui af r-O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

DR.. CHRlsriE's G,LvANic AND MAGNETIC CusATIvEs--
The extraordinary celebrity and success Of these wonderful
The OF NERVOUS DISEASES u now so gen
orally acknowledged thar farther commendaton s unneees
sa The public should be- guarded against spurious initl-
tons as the genuine articles only be obtained In New
York, Of the proprietor.
my0 A. II. CHRISTIE, MD. 1872 Broadway.
Explanatory pamphlets aud testimonials 10 be had gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

To TIE PUaLIcl hereby agree o. forfeit $1,000 II do
sell good Boots for 81 81 as are cold ~ the city lor
70 or e. And furthermore agree 10 forfeit ihe same
any other store sels as good Boots for 81 % as SELL
have the largest retail trade OF any store IN me city and
shall eudeavor 10 keep by selling better Boots
than my competitors lmy1i lw'l H. b. JONES Il AHnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

~ ~otiee.-rhe Wig Delegates from ne see q
Nev-York 10 the Naronal Convention 70 Re hed al 81
pha on the tn % June next are respectfully feqss -
meet q: the Broadway House IN the City q Sew-iOA va
n BOwDITCH BLUM
SAMUEL :. WlCkOfF'
WILLIAM TYSON,
HARVEY HART
Delegates from the City and County o. NoN-iViN'
WIZ os,ers thrcs ghess II lie STATE please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

SASD1Rs's DRssslsc CAsEs. hAIoR STEDfs, tLrLtp
AyD IoILET ARrCLEs-Ihe Subscribers respectfully inform
ne public thai hey have comp eiec their store ls
Brualway corner Lberyf and have received IN addition
ers sons pen knives nal flee nlppcrs, bu,fOA-hOO1s, Af
toilet never before purte inch they call aen
ton Also portable dressing Gases u their maniac
ure. c0n,alla useful articles OF the best quaifv among
which nav BE- enumerated the metallic tablet for keeping
razo.s 10 perfect order These cases, from their conp.ci
ness reafness u form and durability are becoming daily
more celebrated choice selection Of Soaps ard Penln-
cry q. SAU NDERS a. son.
myl6 6eOds ~ Broadway corner OF Loety-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

Toe Whigs Of Name we kno" thefe arc HoD'e
exeeptiousl have generally, for the last seven
years. deserved their reputation Of being preemi'
nently inefficient indolent, useless, and iaithless
They were among the first to let everything 20 u
wreck il 1871, and they hit their friends deadly
blow in the mouth in 1874. OF course they are
lust the bows 10 cry out " Mr. Clay cant be elect
ed and 30 with any other straightout' whole
souled Whic. They want candidate who will
elect himself, and only devolve on them the ardu'
Gus labor OF dividing the Offices Perhaps they
will fad Gen. Taylor the man they want M they
get HIM, aud perhaps they wont We fancy them
looking sbecpsh next November, IN case they
should carry their candidate, and he shouidn carry
them according to calculation. Wait little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

~ How shocking Red, Dark, Tanned, Pmp!ed. sal
l0N, Rough taspped lace appears lady, aud 10"
strange it That ladies' viii submit these when iLey
know that GouRsDs hdl0a indicated soap certain eu-
pr these evils Il Is known that GOURAUDs Pour, ~.
fs VIII positively eradicate, and branch all supern.
Gus barr from upper Aps. broys, neck and arms. GOt
tALDs Liquid Rouge for cumsonng checks aud bps u
splendid article.
Remember Dr. G's renowned prep araions only be o.
siHed graaae q, hs depo67 Walkerst FIRST store fko"
Broadway.
~ Persons wishing The Tribune len regularly Al tnef
residences, at their places u business, ether IN new
York, Brooklyn, Jersey City. WilEsmsburgh or Ne"aH
win please leave their address At the desk OF the Puo1s
Oce send IL by throu Oh the Post Once The pnee
Of TIE Daily Tribune VINO regularly receive rom
our Carriers Is ~ Cents per week
C0nury subscribers for the Daily - per annoi In a.
Seni.Weekly. ." vsncs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Mitchell Wells, g. Others. Summons

Mitchell Wells & Others Summons IN
lis, IN
Chesey Wells. aud others. Partition
NOTICE is hereby given that, by
" virtue of an Orler from The Court OF
Equity in This case, shall prnceed To sell al
; EJeelielJ Cuur' iluuse, on the first Mons
day in December nexi. the three following
tracts of land, belonging 10 the estate OF
Wiley Weeks, decd, viz:
The Homestead, containing four bund-
red acres, more or less. lying on Log aud
Drum Greeks. and adjoining lanlls Of +,
, NJ Blocker, JOHN Burns, A. Il. liodseis,
and others.-lnsethcr with this tract, (the
IIomes!ead) will sell one and olher
tract containing nne hundred aud len (ll0)
acres. more or less, and adjoining lands Of
Juseph Ferguson, Marshall Steadham,
and others.
Also, one Other tract. purchased OF WIN.
| Brnnsun, Decd, containing one hundred
aud ninety (l90) acres, more or less, ad
Joining the above tract. described as the
Homestead. also lands Of Edward Presley.
Sanders Reauleu. aud lands OF The estate
,, of The said William Brunsou, and Others.
SAID lands will be sold on credit Of
one aud two years, except for 80 much rs
will pay The cost of the sui, 10 be paid in
cash. Purchasers to give bond and guod
surcies 20 secure Inc purchase money.
5. S. TOMPKINS, C. E.E. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov. III, 1913.
Nov IL. 1913, 4le AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
Executors Sale.

RY an order from John Hill, Esq, ordi.
HD nary OF Edgefield District, we will sell
atiPublic ou,cry on Wednesday the 29,h inst.
aiIthe late residence Of Mary Rambo decea-
Sod, all the Personal Estate, Except thar
bequeabed by the Tes,ator,) consisting Of
one negro fellow, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Horses, Cattle and Hogs, plan,a.
tion tools, sc.
TERMs-For all sums under $5 cash, all
over tina, amount, on a credit of IL months,
the purchaser giving notes with two appro-
we'd suretIes the property not to be remo-
we'd until the terms Of sale are complied with.
"A LSO-
At the same time and place, will be sold tho
tract of land where the deceased formerly
lived, containing 1863 acres more or less,
joining lands of b. r. Tillman, Stephen
Mays and others The land will be sold on
credit Of II months, with note and two
approved sureties.
BENAJAH RAMBO, }ExEc-
WM. E. RAMEO. Jurors.
Nov 6 l8IS *3t AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
O. T. a n 1T eville
A&![:llll I'd!
SG6a718a. -oks
H d Il E T..

TE1Il1S Establishment is now open for the
II reception of Visitors. and no pains will
be spared by the Proprietor 10 render all com.
iorIable who may favor lin with call. There
has recently been road openrd from Gran.
ileviIle to the Old Wells, which makes the way
direct to Edsrfield Cour, Hnuse, and the dis.
tance from that place 10 Granilgyille. five miles
shorter than ori,her Hamburg or Aiken.
II will thus be perceived that Gran,cviIle
is tns point fur persons from lhe up. Coun-
try TO talk. The Rad Road for Charcslnn.-
The superior road surface and short distance
"il soon satisfy al! that this is the place 10 " hich
produce and merchandise must cu,ne in passing
In and hmn Charleston, and the curiosity to
wit'rSs The extensive manufacturing work, busy
p"pnlalion and beautiful Town of Granitevillc.
1t Is hoped will lender it il favorile resort for
those taking the Rail Road Persons leaving
here for Charleston. will have an carly brcnk-
fast zrd be put in readiness for the niotn;HE
cars. Connected will The Establishment are
extensive Stables and good Grnonis for lIrp ac'
cn"iu,u'lnlnn Of Horses. Carriages aud Ilur-
scs al all tunes to hire.
II. ORDON-Prourietor
Nov | 1913 st IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
William E. Rndgers and others, }

William E. Rodgers and others,
Caione A. Rodgers.
NOrlCE is hereby given. that by vir-
1N Tue of the decree If the Court of
Equity in this case, shall sell at -
III The Town Of Aiken. on the eight day OF
December next. the following real Estate
of b. ~. Rod gers deceased. viz:
Gee tract Of land wher"en the deceased
three hundred and fifty (350l acres more
or less, situated in the Districts Of Edge
field aud B.rnwell, on the road from
EJgriield e. II. 10 Aiken and adjoining
lautls Of d. l.. Adams. Thomas Turner,
The Estate cr John Fox and w. W. Guy.
ton.
Ore ior 10 The town &c Hamburg, Known
in the plan Of SAID mwn as No. 32, on
Mechanic street. being 81 feet b.: l2O feet.
Also, he following lots in lhe town of
Aiken, and kaowa in the plaI Of said
town as No. 9 ;;action on south side Of
Rail Road Avenue. on icrk. CulIe'on and
CheslerGrId streets. M. 3 ivt on Rich
Iond. fulk and Chesterfield sis, bo,.2hed
by lands Of Martin e. ST.. No. Z, frac-
ion bounded by Laureus, Rich!and, New
berry and BarnScI streets; NJ. 8. Irac.
ton bnunded by Laurens. Richlaad, Barn
well aud Pendle,uu streets. aud lot Of J. H..
Poscy; No. 1 IA square. bonuded by
Edsetieid Grcenville and Barnweii slree's.
and th Western boundry of Aiken, M.
II, fraction bounded 10y Richand, Ham
burg aud Cuvur streets, and lhs Western
hnnndrvnf Aiken; No. l3 Il squire, hoau.
,icd by The Western bnundry of Aiken aud
Barnw ell. R:thianI and Hamburg streets;
M. is. Il lot buuudtl by Joha Peters lot,
Western huundry Of Aiken aud Cuvor
streets No. 1G. a lot bounded by lands Of
James BIsck. Hamburg street ond Cos.
nahans Line; M. IT, fraction of one
hundred and fifty (l5O) acres, heiue part Of
Cosna';ans irac' Wes, y! Hamburg street /;
No. lS a fraction bounded by lands Of
Stee,.nan nol Merre;, and James Ran
dali; No. l9, u iut bounded Ivy 'hn Yves.
terra brundry d! A:keu. RichIand Street
anh lands OF VIM. A. Wreuiti, and John
Zinn.
Said lands vii be sold on credit of
twelve tnunhs. excep, for go much as will
pay the cost Of This suit, to he paid in cash.
Purchasers to give bono aud good sure.ies,
Tor The purchase Money.
5. S. TOIPKINS. C. F.. F. d.
Commissioners Office. Nov l3 1913.
Nov IL At 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
OBITUARY..

DIED Of Dropsey in this District On The
81 inst, in The G4'h year Of his age. Mr..
Theophaius Lundy. Mr.. Lundy was a
kind aud afTecliona,e husband and Father,
though rendered much less useful to his
family than he no doubt would have been,
but for the loss Of the sense Of hearing al
an early period in life.
He suffered several weeks severe afflic
ton very patiently, and with a knowledge
of his approaching dissolution he resigned
~ passed from this earthly habiIation, to
that bourn from whence no traveller re-
turns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
jacob Pow and others.
Us Partition.

Philip Pow "a and Others. A''''''"'
NOllCE is hereby given, that by vr,
lN tue of an oder from The court Of
Equity in this case, shall sell al Edse6eld
Cour, House, on the first Monday in De-.
cember next, The real Estate OF john Pow,
Diseased, viz:
One tract on west side of Richland
Creek, containing one hundred and nine
acr-s u!ore o. less. being part of tract
Of FIVE hundred (5O0) acres, originally
granted 10 Jacuh Smith. aud owned at VA.
RIOTS times by Jnhn Sal,er, William Sal>
ter, William Pike, john Webb, aud Thos.
Richardson, aud more particularly y repre-.
seuted IN il plat Of Amos ". Salcher d. S
dated l7lh October. 1878.
Also. one other traci containing two
hundred aud hirty sish' (23S) acres, l,-
ing on Buruerts creek, aud LnlIe SaIrda
River, aud bounded by lands OF John Mob
ley and others, and more particularly re-
presented by plat made by John h.
Jnhnsun. D. S. dated 3rd December, 1912.
Also, one other tract containing seven~
!een and oue.IourIh (l74) acres. more or
less. being part of a tract of three hundred
and twelve (3l2) acres, originally granted
10 William Humphries, aud lying on the
waters Of Mine creek. bounded by lands
of William Daniel and otheis, and the
EdseGeld and Cambridge Roads.
Said lands will bu suld on credit O
cue aud two years, except for SO much az
will pay the cost Of this suit, to be paid in
cash.
Purchasers giving bond and good secur-
ties. To secure The purchase mouey.
S. :. TOMPKINS. C. f.. Ed
Commissioners Office. Nov. II. 1913.
Nov. II. Ate 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
$500 REWARD.

TERDlNAND A. SCHROEDER who had
been convicted of rendering fraudulent
schedule, and who was confined in the Jail of
this Dist, effected his escape on Saturday mig sht
last. 1t is suspected that he was aided by 9th
ers. I will pay TWO HUNDRED DoL-
LARS for the re-.ielivery Of Schroeder IN this
nl. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for proof
to conviction Of any white person who aided hlm
IN his escape, and FIFTY DOLLARS Tor
The proof to convctun Of any negro or colored
nerson VIII may l,ave aided him.
S. CHRISTIE-SHERlrF Of Edgefield
District, sc.
Sept 13 II o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
HOEiCe.

.EOI7Ce.
WKTILL be sold at the late residence of
Wv John Mosley deceased, on Thursday
the 10th inst, six Horses, one Mule. one
Su!key, two Negroes, and few Cows and
Hogs. All sums under Five Dollars will be
required to bc paid in cash, for all sums over
Five Dollars, note with two approved Sc
curi,ies, payable on the first day Of October
1919, will be required.
MARTHA MOSLEY-Executxr of the
Estate of John Mosley deceased.
Nov 6 q az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nv EQUITY.
Mary Ann Huiet. and c,,,,on.
ClIrisliaua lluiet, IN
,,,.r. TO- d, ~. Partition,

WHEN j. L. iiJlct.
NTOTICE is hereby given lha, by vir.
~ tue of the Court of Equity in This
case, | shall sell at late residence Of Jos
s. Iluiet. decd. (hrin. on The premises. J
on the l4rh day Of December next.
Ore rrac: Of aud, containing six hun
Ared and furry two (642) acres, mnle OF
less, living on Big Sauda River, within
10 miles. of Newherry e. H., including
lluiel's Ferry, and having in connection
with it Two or three acres of aud, on The
Newberry side of the river, used as land
ing. aud on which resi- one end Of Mill
Dam. connected with the premises. ad-
ininius lands Of Jesse ShuIDpert. james
Merchant, Mary Wells, Benne, Perry,
aud others.
Thr Said land will be sulh on q credit
texcepI us to su much as will pay the cost
of t..,s suit TO be paid in CASH. of one, Two
and three years, with interest, from and
after one year from The day of sale.
The Purchaser to give bond and good
personal security. TO secure the purchase
money.
On the premises. are Two dwelling
houses. within / of ~;ia nj each olher.
One Of them new tw ..,,... Ing rs,
finished, With seven l.. So -. 90
places. with uew nui ar..,'in@s. gr'."
Gin House, Screw, :n:sH.
also. ataclied 10 tn
-rharr hfiiti, vim nr@r
good order. one of
uresslv fnr a. heal ..s;.-.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
Notice.

EPY an order from John Hill ESQ.,. Ordna
.HD ry Of EdgeiieId District. we will proceed
to sell nj the late residence of " ilIiam Scnrry
deceased. on Tuesday The fifth day of Decem.
her next, all the personal properly of said de-
ceased. consisting oil thirty or thirty-fve Ne.
sr es. large quantity of Corn, Cotton, Wheat
and Oats, Plantation Tons. Household and
Kitchen furniture, and other articles too tedious
to mention, on a credit of twelve Months, with
note and Two approved securities
MARY II. SCURRY. Administrative.
HENRY c. CULBRElTH, Admr.
Nov l3 lS4S 81 AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
S25 REWARD.
SAeriD's Sale.

DY virtue Of suudry wriIs of Fieri Fa.
I'D cias. 10 me directed. will proceed
10 sell al E,lsefcId Court House, Oh The
first Monday aud Tuesday following in
December next, The following property, in
The following cases, viz
Pin6ney H. Ashe VS. Joseph Fersurson,
a Iracri T land. whereou the defendant
r:uns. adjoining lands of james Steuart,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
Notice.
Ttnnacauoe for sale.

TIppacanoe for sale. ;.
HBY On order from John Hill, Esq ordI-
Eb nary of Edgefeld District, shall pro-
cecd 10 sell on the 6rst Monday in Deccm-
ber next the celebrated young Jack, !lPPA'
CANOE, over fourteen hands high, belong
inc to the Estate OF Joel Roper deceased,
on a credit of twelve months. Purchasers
will be equired to give notes with approved
security.
SUSAN A. ROPER -ADM R.
Nov 6 lSiS At "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
Notice.

a Ii persons indebted to the Estate of Uri-
EA ah Cane deceased, are requested to come
forward on the I'd day Of December next and
make payment, Also all those having cIai'ns
against the Estate, are requested 10 render then,
IN on the above days, that may know how 10
proportion payment.
JOHN B. SCOTT, Administrator.
Nov Is 1S4S b d3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
NOTICE.

ESEIE Children and Legatecs Of The ld:e Ma.
II ry Mitchell deceased, will offer for sale
at Edge6eId Court House oil The first Monday
in December next, the valuable and eomniodi.
OTIS house und lot of land IN the town of Edge
field, where she resided at her death. A good
aud sufficient title will be made to The purcba-
ser, before he will be required to comply with
the terms Of sale. Terms of sale. credit Of one
and two years. Purchasers to give bond and
Two approved sureties and mortgage of the
premises.
Nuy 1S45 St 4l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
A GARD.

YEytlE Teachers Of EdgetieId District, arc
e requested to meet al Edgefinld Cour'
House on Saturday the 18th instant, III or"eT
to sisma Petition TO the Legislature. IN DeNali
oil The Free School System.
A punc,ual attendance is requested. :,
Nov ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

DY virtue Of mortgage in The above
- case, I shall proceed t' sell at Edge
field Court House OH the FIRST Mon'lay IN
December next, one negro boy named
Jacob.
Terms Of sale Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. E.. D.
Nov l5 81 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
arc--HOuse and
Commission Business,
HAMBURG. 8. e.,

AH L. J. Y, PARrLUW having hy mutual
1YA cuIsemt Withdrawn from the firm OF
Gstger, Poritoio s. Knight. the w iRElIOUSE
and COMallSSlUN business viii be continued
al the same stand by w w GEiGER IL J. l..
KNIGHT, under the firm Of ~
GE!GER g. KNIGHT,
Who respectfully tender 10 former customers
and Planters generally their services in the Slor
age and sale Of Cotton. aud other produce.
Advances will be made when required on
produce in Store aud their chaiges will Lc reg
ulaled hy due regard TO the slate Of the times.
Nuv ISIS 2n 4l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
A CARD.

EyHE Subscribers would most respectfully
n Gull The attention Of the Ladies' Of Edgeheldl
ViIIage and vicinity 10 their large and well
selected stock Of
BONNETS, RIBBONS, and ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS.
All of which they will sell at exceedingly low
prices for cash.
R. CAUSE s. co.
Ocl a5 2t ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

NEQUlTY.
Martha Dpbv. Senr.. aud
hlartha Drby. Jr. Summons
Joel Curry, Admir-, Partition.
aud others.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir
~ tue OF the decree Of tho Court Of
Equity in Ibis case, shall sell al EdgehrId
Cour House on the 6rst Monday in De.
eemher next.
Que Tract of land, containing one hun
drrd (l00) acres. mare or less, adjoining
lands Of Benz. Il. Miller. the estate II Jnel
Roper, decd. The estate of Mrs. Lake
Ryan. aud john boby.
Said Land will be sold on credit
OF Twelve Months, except for so much as
will pay tho cos; of This suit, 10 be puid in
cash.
The Purchaser, 10 give bond, and good
security, for The purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKlNS. c. E. E D.
Commissioner Office. Nuv. lth. lS4S.
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Notice.
Notice.
NOTICE.

A PPLICATIGN will be made TO the Leg
IA islatu,e of this State at the next Session,
10 repeal the Sixth Section of an Act entitled
an Act. 10 incorporate certain societies and com
paies, and 10 renew and amcnJ certain Char.
ters heretofore granted, ratified on the l7,ll o
December, lS47.
Aug % 3m' I'll
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The PLANTATION or tract Of land where
Oh the said Mrs. Naucy Qnatles lived up
10 the time Of her death, Containing by
survey of D. White D. S three huudl ed
and serenity lone acres, and adjoining lands
CIV. Glenn. Ms. Laaham and ulhers.-
Alsu the kIerkier lracr continuing by SUR
vey of D. White D. S. one hundred and
four acres and adjoining lands of Mrs.
Louham. Thomas L. Shaw, Samuel
Horn and Others.
Said lands will be sold on credit Of
twelve months. except for SO much as will
pay The cost of The suit, to be paid III cash.
Purchasers giving hond and good security
10 secure the purchase money.
S S. TOMPKINS, C. F.. f. D.
Commissioner Office. Nov. l3, 1913.
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