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Married,
On the soth September at South Brooklyn, BY the
Rev. hir Schneider, MIR CHAsLss n. scaLLos to Miss
DrLrA third daughter OF Captain Thomas rrwmbls, Of
Sligo Ireland.
Cansds papers please copy.
On Monsay the 1st inst, at the Cathedral By the
Rev DIR. Lsughlin. Mr.. Js~ss Psrnies to Miss MAa-
osRKr McDor sLp, both Of this city.
On "wednesday, 3D. met, at Trinity Church By the
Rev DIR b,gbe., Rev wiLLiss Lo~o, OF 81 Marks
Church: Malone, Franklin soun',, N. ": to ssLrsA
Btiis, daughter OF ". o Clayton Of tails city
On Thursday, Oct tth, ct St fauls Church by the
Rev Lewis Baioh, WnLi.s e. Ev.srs, OF this city,
TO " isAr,L, only Slaughter Of DIR. James Wilson, Of
Havana Cuba
On the lsth uit, by the Rev. Mr.. Starr, Eows.s
FkhRkss, to Miss Mssv MuurL.
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Passengers Arrived.

IdvfRrooL And bAIdrAx-S Ste hipt Anada--H Crosby
lady, aud chiid, Mr. Miss Brewer,
MOI NJ 1OIer ard ~ obudrss ssa 500
NeAhsm, cLhdres. Miss street. Jaa-
GER a. isdl MT ni.ekbsrr"w ssa tssy sntct si.
JANIS bsrtf snd lazy, Capt 1siv~sy sss~rs n-.vt.
Sths n, Straiter, Suslns tngrsft ssy a..
NJ Arthur, l.dy, twg cher.s SAD maid .erv.as ssars
Nifbimsh, snih. q bvUglsss hsy won't. htur,
hstbI~uy, ktvissn, Teresa. Hoe, bicks satebsrL
90 ~ ftb fehei Andcsvs, sses boirts, james AL.
Ton 80 ,lslk Buttettcd, taft touovef Sess savoy.
1tiOw, hnssfae ussssh, kgby. Ger. ysr, gisI.
battns. " .vbinson dfsas ysrter, T. Pierre F,ss
hHIiss- lieut. G-re. 1stsl rs
CnsHIisreS--shiP New ferk-o n H.s, ssd 1sdy q
Nhisihtfc ana chile. - ~ tss ster.,e.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept % 1871 NJ.
I'll our markets dead mack~rel this msrniug.
There lie scarcely transaction In In tan any
kind Of breadstus speculators have not confidence,
apparently, In present prices In provisons nothing
An
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HAvRr-fslet cup - richolss- gsius T. R,me. H.-
kene btt"fr tcorts oryrsu esrs~ Delsynes bOa. ~
htte rev M hcLees tbsrirs Hsss-n ~ Duet
Z tootsh. 81 Nts iert; So ss@sr - W.
1ay st. u ks tia4@rc.
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sAp'asc.rons Rsas Rssa No. Orleans Mssli At
Bsris~i ensE Is-ss RIO JsSsiro. Smith uasse. En-
sop. DunhA. DinOn; byron. Moss. Bangor. Perkins
Lrs,-Esna (s,rdh cuns.s.. rsrna%suo.. Bsyds Hack
e.; s.,.: P.r'l Linsa lisbon o.ooIns 20, Sarah
4 lad; wiio. Fuller. Crawford, Savannah. D.ah..
s. 3 k 81, ss Vi
oTsIds, Jones, PlymOuth Nc; washington. ksnafioh.
Bloc SiospNBoii,ar. Wells, New n n '
fay Ts;:ssy, A.; WIN moss ssss:s: I q
Brig W Lawrence. Wall. Galway. Ire. M days. with
Bf ch.rGs y g, G1,%rdsn s@p XIV Lsnlar's' Ca
ns s 1 ".
Of marked wish half diamond letter b.
Brig soscn tot sosten, Elliott. Lasuna. ), days with
Brr sussn sPonord Jswos Dsrisn. days with timber
big Reindeer Flowers Sullivan. with oOpag stone for
shr k.aa Bennett cars,.s SEPT 10 with :Sn' 4, :.
carried head OF fOromnst and maiasop@ast same time
say dismissed Vessel sa. could not g.. :. her.
dleton 2sh nit spoke br brisantse Bcya from B.-
1mSi The Capt
from b. Ssuns M a v'' W rs' s ss Ia 10
cloe Ieeed anssil, struck ty which tire. her
Sd and the.
the wreck 30 hours without thing to eat drink No
thug saved. Tho brig Royal bound in to Bernuda.
where she would arrive in hours The brig Royal spoke
the MAJ from Alexandria, bound to Bermuda, On the
| a4th, with loss of fore topmast.
salI MGssay OBJ. AaoOmO. Halifax. Ms days. wit,
schr ixe@piar thsl. Looihar Windsor Nsr days. with
| plas' er, to the N aster.
schr Gen ashiogton (Br mssted) Parry st John,
| days, with spsrs to Brett vose.
| Schr Congress- Grace. Harrington Ne, days
sohr Olive rasch, Clark Sui with ssPsg stone fsr
soh chr oreo" ksiiy. Trovincs.aw.. 2a.y.
| Schr Brutus Orcott. Cutler No, days.
| Schr Tangent. Puner. Mnehizs. days.
| Sohr Kslos, Nathe ~ g. Exstport, bdays.
| sebr Italian, Pickett, EAstp port, days.
| kchr Augustus (sew), Hoo ierton, Calais, fdAys.
| Schr Esther Eliza, Bunt Lubeo. days
Sehr Daniel Webster, Pike, Lub-o, days.
Sehr ii knson. Scoaed, Bath, days
Schr Two Brothers, Allen, Kingston, Mass, days.
Schr Era Cbamher ain, Boston, days.
schr Alabama. Gorham, Boston. days.
| Schr Abbott Lawrence, Allen. Boston. 2 days.
Schr J Cooley L Co. Young Boston, days
| schr October Baxter, Boston, days.
| Scbr Chootaw, Phinney WarehAm, Mass. days.
| Schr Thetis. Linnell. Plymouth, days
schr Washington, Barber. Milestone Point, With coping
stone for u s Dry Dock, Broot Ign.
| sloop China, Nickerssa, Harwioh nass. ) days
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The Bank OF England.
An account to the Act 7th and 8h Victoria
cap. 30. for the week ending On Saturday the 18th
day Of September. l8lo -
DHPARrMENr.
Notes Issued ST 80 500 Govsrnmsnt Debt. En obs 100
Other securities. 1884 ~
Gold Coin aad hal
lion. DSas@
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TclegraPhls.


See general latest Marine Iatsissas
By aAsAstie telegraph
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Salleds

Ships Remittance Atlantic, and Fairfield New Orleans
barss Barney Buspos Ayres Ella Brem st Denim
co. John Stroud Key Vest Carolina Charsston brig Noses
Apalaohicola.
Prem the Sw spitships Severn California Oxford (pkt
Liverpool Sc Nicolas (pkt) HAvre Elsinors New Orleans
brig Indian, st Domingo; aod others.
eeA Ne.
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TrcatrOwr, sept NJ brirs chat spears, Pendietoa
rblsosphs tot Doe ehss sefiusw vrinn do dos ,obrs
,nlss hlsoe B.ngsn DO 90; Feuesstp Harrs top Myers
to- hosttn, sohm Ward Norfolk for
500 Dsn rsehsrc Nicrs for Bcssoa; hntL U--y. Camisa
ici Nle.stn vcs hibsires, Harding Hsmess lois for
Besttn 30, AN In bort, sli tie shove
fsiLsprirsiA, OctA tP n-Arrived-shi E~ily, Csis
htsit hths, nsru tLase Bcrt,si tiu Ia, dol lrxs
~ TIT, bell. hiOfh lam. Hat, %; sehfs a Horta.
Ssisn soson sharon. berry. de aohsrh D. Dosgss Nsw
htttdi Horton, Isndy. Eristo; Sherardgsn, wsrm.
hrelE stry LiGs, shnrr do, nslnss. ntrr,s Frsri-
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IrTrss BAos % steamer Isabel gsvspa, will oss.
Eeb) uhs, ~ wall street Saturt tth ~ 10 Pm
rrdd BY southstner The ssuthsrasrs
t.ss will closs ct the
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The imports for the week 492 from the United
saf.s; 1.S2s Brazil; t3s Egypt; Is West Indies;
122f2 Fact s-total, ~ 56l bales.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
Death from a SLIGHT Cold,

BY neglectIng those salutary precautions
which common sense dictates, many, very
many, fall victims 10 their imprudcuce. We
have seen The young bride, blooming as it
were, as the bird ofparadisc and tile airn,vcr
of hope, The pride Of her father and the JOY Of
her molhcr-hcr check flushed with anlicipa.
ton, and her eye beamins with the soft express
sion Of lovc-,lie gay dreams cf life dancing on
her fancy with the rich and variegaled tinls
of the tainbows promise. We have seen al
Ills changed-afe, tile wedding garment for
slfoud and the bridal chamber OF this sepuI.
cI're oflhc dead; and all this from ncsIectlng a
common COLD. Now, before il is too lale,
use DIR. ROGERS LIVERWORT AND
TAR, which gives immediate relief as thou.
sands Of our most intelligent famies now admit
ofits most extraordinary cures. The gay, the
beautiful, and the young speak forth lis praise
and will, so long rs it makes positive cures
and cheers the deapairng family fircsidc.
For Sale BY j.. D. CHASE.
February ii, IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
From the Columbia Telegraph, March 6.
CONGRESS-A FIT FINALE.

1t seems after all that the California Bill
did moi pass the House, as was re?urlcd,
and that Congress broke up i'll ga row.
regular sparrius matches having come off
in both bodies, in which
"Bood Ctwas from the nose) began 10
flow"
The Telegraphic Report ofihe Mercury
says:
.Durins The excited debates las. nishr,
the Senate was disgraced 1--WE believe for
The first lime) by personal renconIfe, in
which blows were, exchanged bet 'seen two
of its members-Foole of Mississippi, and
Cameron of Pennsylvania. A similar scene
of rowdyi,m was enacted in The House
between Johnson of Arkansas, and Flick
lin Of Illinois. In the lalter blood flowed
copiousIy. Both these affairs were finally
settled amicabIy."
The latest despatch informs US that The
session Of Congress terminated yesterday
morning, Srea, excitement existing TO-
wards the close. Tho Civil List Bill, the
Mexican Board Bill. and the Bill for the
establishment Of Home Department,
were all passed.
The SenaIe has refused 10 take up the
House California Bill, "wilh !he Willmo,
Proviso attached, by vote Of twehly-
eight 10 twenty y-ive.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
OBITUARY.

Died, of Pneumonia. on 9th February, at
her residence in EdgeieId District, Mrs. MARY
KILcREAsE, widow Of Maj John kilcreasc, IN
the 10Th year of her agc. The deceased lived
a widow for many yeurs. by the blessing Of
Godi on her prudent Arrangements in tuslness'
and the cooperation Of dnIiiul children, she
met with eminent success. This worlds goods
nor lis cares, did not shut her heart from the
grace of God. She had many years. previous
to her death, made profession Of religion, and
lived in its enioyments Two years before her
death, she was seriously crippled, which caused
her ever after 10 60 on crutches, but was oien
seen at the house OF God. Her Jesus was 10
her truly precious.
When death came, she evidently was locking
for IFS approach and will, resignation met it,
calling upon her Lnid Jesus. having good
hope of Il blessed immortality beyond the grave.
May her surviving friends and especially her
children, who arc no more called upon 10 min
lister 10 her wants, be prepared 10 meet her IN
The cnjoymenls Of the blessed. ID.
Maj. WH,TMav r, Hill, oldest child Of H..
H. and Martha S. Hill, died on the 10Th ult , at
his residence in The 23,h year of his age, leaving
Il wife and Two small children. During bis
boyhood, the deceased was remarkable for his
amiabIc and benevolent disr sroSllion;--since his
manhood he had acquired and uniformly main
lained a reputation for inflexible integrity
warm hospitality exemplary pely and Strict
observance of those duties, social. civil, and
moral, which mark the worthy and useful ci,I-
zen. The kind attention Of his acqnaintances,
far and near, during his sickness Of some twenty
odd days. and their deep heartfelt sympathy
and grief upon his death-evince their estimate
Of hs worth. Amidst the great sorrow Of those
who now mourn his loss, there is one para.
mount consolaton-his preparation 10 die
For several years he has been member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. bnt for the
last year up to the time of his sickness, he had
been more than usual devoted to his religious
duties; at times publicly cxhorling his neghbors
upon the subject ofrelision,
Shortly after his sickness, npon seeing his
afflicted mother weep, he told his brother who
was standing by bis he'd, 10 tell her not 10 acesp
for him. 81 am ieady to die. Through the
merits ofonr Saviour. am prepared to so TO
Heaven. Let there be no sorrowing for me"
His death has thrown gloom upon his neigh
borhood. Let us live as h. lived, and ten
with confidence may we pray "let us die tho
death Of The righteous and let our last end he
like hisI" Fl.
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4 PRECIOUS LEGACY.

a. Jackson, Jr., has requested the pa
pcrs Of this State to give publicity to The
following clause or Gen. Jacl1son's will, in
which the people OF South Carolina must
feel considerable Interest:
1.-The gold box presented to me by the
corporation of The city of New York, the
large silver vase; presented to me by the
ladies of Charleston, South Carolina, my
native State, with the large picture repre-
sen'ing The unfurlinS of the American ban:
ncr, presented to me by The citizens OF
South Carolina, when it was refused 10 be
accepted by the United STATES Senate, |
leave in trust to my sou, A. Jackson, jr.,
with directions, that, should our happy
country not be blessed with peace-an
event not always to be expecled--he will
at The close Of the war. or end of the con-
Aict, present each ofsaid articles Of inesli-
muble value 10 that patriot residing in that
city or State from which they were pres
sented. who shall be adjudsed by his coun-
Try men or The ladies 10 have been the most
valiant in defence of his country and our
}couulry's rights" q, .
Ihe LADIES' the press, and others expo
inenssof public sentiment. are requested 10
give publicity to that sen,iment. I, is a
truly delicate position 10 place any .indi.
vidual or individuals in, 10 award such an
inestimable gift to the "most vaIian,'.' pa.
triot, when every man in the ranks of the
gallant Regiment, which has covered our
Stale with honor, was valiant" But
there are circumstances which must go FAR
in aiding all in decision. The position,
the responsibility und the daring fea,s Of
bravery Of the,surving commander Of. The
Palmetto Regiment, al unite 10 render
him, in our humble. opinion, the worthy
recipient Of. this gift. And we believe
The people, The ladies and the press will
concur in this Suggestion; for, among the
"most valiant" oflhe many brave spirits
who have returned from The conflict, The
uulor. tho skill, and the estimabe conduct
Of Col. Gladden. are highly appreciated.
South Carolinian.
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S 100 REWARD i !

.EEaE E; ar'pve reward will be giSon lSr lie
man named APP Or APPLING to the Jailor
of Edsefela ,.qr.o FyselE He hRa coplessed
tina; he nun asred. mS.Wifee.sapd has since ab.
scdhded." Said fellow is about thifly .yeitsrof
age, 5 feet or 10 INCHES high. straight Of ordi.
pary size. little copper colored, Summers
when spoken to; had on when he fefta brown
frock coat apd black hat; ho had long beard on
his chin, ono. of his legs is sore and much
swollen. Stid fellow Runaway OH the oath
Of February. =.
MARTIN POSEy. .
March Z, lS49, If
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WealM of Calyornia.-In the excite
ment caused by the discovery of gold in
California, it appears to have escaped at
tention that there are vast pearl fisheries
there, from which the Spaniards derived
an immense revenue. We have no doubt
that those pearl DEPOSITS will be again
opened by The enterprisins people who are
going thore in such great numbers from all
parts Of the United States. Pearl fishing,
where the pearl oyster is abundant, as it is
represented to be on the coast of Califor.
MIA, is as<profiiable business as digging for
gold. The we'll known ingenuity of our
countrymen would soon discover means
to obtain those treasures, much better than
the old system Of diving, ifa proper incen-
tive were held out. We suppose, howov-
er, that The pearls will northumberland
as the yield Of gold is as abundant as it was
at the last accsunts. Y. Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
Brought to the Jail

nF this District. two negro boys, whose
" names are KEYWAH and JUNE, they
say they belong to Allen Vance, of Green.
wood, Abbevle District, and that they rama
way week ago. Keywah is about ls OF
10 years Of age,, five feet 6 inches high and
Of dark complexion. =.
June is about Is or l6 years. Of age, five
feet S inches high and Of dark complexion
He is somewhat nock>knced and has scar
on the lower part of his left cheek, caused
by the mumps. . :. -.
The owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take then,
away, OIL they will be dcult with as tho law
directs. ;, A. Fl. BURT, J. E. b.
March 6, lS49 if7
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:NOTlCG:

ND Y: ordersofl the Ordinary of Edgeield Dis
n D rict. Twill proceed To sell at Ihe iesl-
dence Of Mrs.ShDn Hill, on Monday 2Glh inst,
all the personal estate Of Whitman ii. Hill,
deceased, consisting Of
THIRTEEKi LIKELY NEGROES,
Horses, Calilesarlarge stock of Hogs Corn,
Dacon,- twelve bales of Cotton, Plantation
Tools. Honsehnld Furniture, NC.
Will also befsol Prince, the Miller, Black.
smith S TodIsstl, large number of ilour barrels.
TERMsA-Witrsbe liberal, with interest and
good secaritiesss
tass&Es r. s. DANIEL. Admir-.
March 3d;,lSI9.,r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07

The Elonse Of Representatives of New
York has passed resolution TO present to
Major Bliss, (who is native of that State
gold medal, with suitable inscriptions and
devices-triplicates Of which are to be
slruck-oue to be presented TO Maj. Bliss,
another % be deposited in the State Ii
brary, and another at the Military Acade
nv at West Point.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
Assishees Sale.

THE Subscriber will sell at the ate.resi,
IL depce Of Marcus Epson. on Thursday
the first day Of March next, oil Of bis Estate.
boil, personal and real, consisting Of three hum
dred dhd sixty-sesen acres Of land, three likely
negroes, fourteen head Of fIurses aud Mules,
two Road Wagons, one set Blacksmith Tools.
Hogs and Cal!Ie, Household and Ki,chen fur:
nlurc, diid other articles TOO tedious to mem
ton. ., ;.
... TERris, all sums of.Five Dollars and under;
cash; ); all sums over Five Dollars, on A. credi,
unit! the rstday Of December next, with ih-
,crcst from the day of salc.
= SAMUEL STEVENS, Assignee.
Feb ID lS49, 81 5
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TEa@EzSOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN CRDINARY.

DY JOANaiIlLL, Esq, Ordinary of
- Edge6sid. Distric,
Whereas Thos. S. Daniel. hath ap'
plied 10 me for Letiers OF Administration.
de bonis non, On all aud singular the goods
and chatielssrishis and credits OF Whit
mon II. Hill dec'ed, late Of The District
aforesaid, deceased.
These arc stherefore,to cite and admon-
ish all aud dssinsplar, the kindie ed aud cred
syof,hssaiI deceased, 10 be acd appear
before msg tour; next Ordinary's Court
forlhes sad District, to:be. holden at Edge.
field Golif House, I.oa the 18th day Of
,rllary nrx.,s:lo show cause: if any, why
lthe said administration should moi be gram
led. ,
IS Given IurdeTlmy hand and seal, this tho
;;Ist :dIyg uii iasfarch in the 'ycar of our
Lord Que thousand eight hundred and
lfurty-ninc, and in he.73l year of Amer
sn u. JOHN HILL, oEp.
g March Ga - l2t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
DRUlIMOND's PATENT
Gamble Mdkcr,
The most Economical and Labor Saring
Article erer Inyented

GANDLES can be made by using DRuA-
" MoED's PATENT CANDLE MAKER,
at less than ONE HALF the ordinary ex-
pense, the only outlay being for tallow or
other substance. From the experience OF
many families who have used the Patent
Candle Maker, as well as the numerous tests
to which it has. been subjected, we can place
the Drummond Patent Candle Maker be-
fore the Public as an article which may al
ways be depended upon. With fair usage j.
will never get oul Of order. !. ',sr,, =
For Sale by -. liz J.sCOHN.
~, Agent for Edge6eld Village.
March g. yiS 10 5.sz 3t sgg z: IL a;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
Cheaper than Ever

I'm returning @our thanks 10 our customers
IL and friends for rspasr layors so literally be-
slowed, weSwonld5most earnestly solicit n
continuance 5tlie$ same. We noto most re.
spectfuily insite the attention of our lIienris
and tie pnblicgencraly TO our cheap and well
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
@Sl3SzB % 751s:
BY LIST NIGHTS NAIL.
COTTON MARKET.
CHARLESTON, Mare

CHARLESTON, March 5th, ]S49.
The Cotton sales to-day amounted to 2C00
bales. at a range of from 81 10 Il cts. In pri-
ces there is no change.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
HODGES INSTITUTE.

A. DERRICK. A. NJ. Principal and, in--
IA. slrlctor of The Classical Department.
JAMES F. PHILIP. Assistant and Teacher Of
the English Department. q, ;, -.
This institution situatcdiu. Greenwood, ABB
bcvillc District, will Gowmence,its first session
or the present year under the. direction Of the
abuve named gentlemen, on Monday The 5rh Of
February inst. Mr.. DERRICK had charge Of
the Institution the past year, and discIlargedi ihe
duties of his station IN such manlcr as 70 give
generpl satisfaction. both TO- ihe. .Tlis!ees and
patrons Of the School. He brings 10 his assi,-
lance the present year, Mr.. j. F. Philip, a
competent and experienced Teacher.
Ffop, the increased. facilities afforded. the
present year il. this institution .ifar. impartilg
thorough insir!ic,ioA; The lBsara confidently
looks forward TO !. liberal patronage.
For ter!iiS and further Information, SEQ Cata-
lpgue.
49,. VIM. P: HILL, sccy. B. T, ,
February, 1t. 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
Administrators A Sale.
Notice..

I'm consequence Of several demands etis'ing
Il. against J. ID. Tibbelts, 10 my knowledge,
aces ! S"s Sss1 soss sde Gsa.ss aa, n" the s
time for the distribution of Assets, is further
postponed. until, Tuesday the Sd day of April
demands against J. b.. ttibbells, are earnestly
requested 10 hand them in loJ. Hiiict !vli5 is
authorized to settle the same for inc.
S. CHRISTIE, Assighcc.
P.S.-The Assets and Books of DISCOUNT,
and all pertaining 10 the Assignment, arc nj all
times optri for The Inspection OF the creditors.
J. HUlET.
Feb. % 1910, if 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07

Tho Mississippi was 40 miles broad al
Momphis lately, by tho rising water ex-
tending over the Arkansas flats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07

Head Quarters First Division.
SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
EDeErrELD c. H., Feb. IL, 1919.
NE C. NJ. HAMMOND. having been
lVEs appointed Division Inspector Gen
eral, with the rank of Lieut.. Col.,. Vice
Lieut.. Col. Geo. A. Addison resigned, will
be .obeyed and respected accordingly.
BY order of Maj Gen, BoNuAM.
JAMES L. ORR Div. Aajt. General.
March 1t
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Final Notice.

A IL persons indebted to- the estate of P.
IN Burnett, Jr., deceased, are requested
those having demands against the estate,
will please to render in theit claims, proper
ly al'ested, by the fkst of. April. as I am
determined 10 wind the buSinessup as speed
lily as possible.
CHARLES NICKERsoN,
-: 4. Administrator. :.
Jan 3, lSi9 tf SO
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THE Subscriber takes pleasure in informs
ing his friends and customers, that hchas taken
IN Col. S. Christie, as partner in his business,
and will visit Charleston in few days 10 re-
penisE their Stock. He would take this op-
portunity Of returning his most SINCERE thanks
10 his friends for their very liberal pairotiage,
and begs leave TO solicit cohtiniauee Of ths
same 10 the new conceiT., i:;,.;'
J. a. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 8 1s49, If 50
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CODnrFnerSl,iD .N0JiCes

yTNHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
4 friends aud the public generally, that they
have entered into Il copar,nership TO transact
the Mercantile business, under The style Of
WILLIAMS IL CHRISTIE, and will do business
in the housc formerly occupied by G. L. & Z.
Penn. THEY intend keeping constantly oil
hand, complete and full assortment Of all such
Goods as are usually keptln this market, and
solicit from the public share Of patronage.
j. A. WILLIAMS,
S. CHRISTIE.