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mach broken by it, and the arduous duties Of his
glorious campaign. Worth, aud Games, and
Polk, have recently beenremoved to where worldly
distinctions are unknown, and we trust that Scott
may not soon be summoned in the same direction.
A lady of this city, In consequence OF iniamma.
son produced by wearing tight ring. recently had
her finger taken off TO the knuckle joint The
operation was performed while she was under the
influence of chloroform.
Jacob Shuster has been set to work in the peni-
Tertiary at cabinet. making; and the warden says
that he is first RATE workman. The effort made
by his wife obtain for him the executive pardsn,
Of course proved abortive.
Our municipal authorities are urging on our
people to keep their premises clean, to avoid
cholera; while, at the same tme, they are en-.
souragng the contractors to pump the water out Of
the canal and remove the filth, the accumulation OF
years, therefrom. The stirring up OF go much
POISONOUS matter, and its exposure to the sun, will
do more harm than good, according to the state
ments of the DOCTORS 1t may give them wider
field for practice, and enable them to reap richer
harvest than the present healthy condition OF our
CITY affords u.
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Appointments by the President,

tTsTONs
George w. Charles, Camden, North Carolina vice
William d. Prtcbard. removed; John D. Whitford
Newborn, North Car DINA vice Thomas Singleton,
resgned Oliver York, Stonington, Connecticut, vice
Benz amin Pomeroy, removed.
ArPBAIsyRs MyacUANDIsy.
Robert Y. Canheld, New Orleans, Louisiana, vice
John Duncan, removed.
SURVEYORS OF 1Hr crsroNs.
John G. OGrady. hadisonvile, LouisIans vice Tb o.
mas w. hclium removed.
Giles Blague, saybrook, Connecticut, vice william
Willard, rem wed.
hint.
w. Reddirg 20 be Superintendent Of the Branch
Mint at DshloBega, Georgia
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Tie Crops.

The Savannah Georgian, OF the 2}S inst, says:
We learn from our friends in Florida that the
crops Of cotton and corn are very bne--and not
MilhslaDdlng The backward spring and cold wea-
planter. The corn generally may be said to be
made and The cotton - less backward than had
been expected generally not more than two weeks
.~,l. $3.50. 49,, . AZ.
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Donesfic NIlscelIany.

An air whistle to be used in fog and storm, on the
light houses and vessels for the protection OF vessels,
has been invented at New London, Conn.
The Hon Thomas II. Denton OF Missouri Hon. John
A. Dix of New York. and Natb anei hawthorn OF Mas
sachuett were elected honorary members Of the New
Hampshire Historical Society, ut its late annual
meeting
Mrs Judson, formerly known as Fanny Forester,
who left this country few years since for the Burmah
mission with her hasband, gal aa.sgie1-Jy ElpA Ae
23d II March last
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and Massachusetts, Rarosl az; - Long Island NAresd,
k0d ~ 20 do. bod, ~ BesSou and Maine RaYosd l0l
d. 0z Northern aailroad 75 hsrehAnts Bank l06i
Eastern Rarssd N3 Do, div on lO0 10 NJ E. Worsted
Company u4 Great r,lls Manufacturing Comnany "a;
No. 100 Edgswsrtk Company, IN 500 Boston City IS,
los, ll $40 hsshire Railroad Dividends $lSD do
~ Second Bodrd-l0 shares Norfolk County Railroad 81;
le0 Vermont Central Railroad Dividends S272 % EdEworh
Company IL
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SEA LETTERS IN THE BRrrIsu Posr OFrlcE.-In
consequence of the detention of letters for the
United States in the British post office, until notice
is received and the postage transmitted, consider
able trouble has been experienced. One of the
latest instances was that of a Mr.. Swain, of Nam
tucket, who communicated it to the United States
ply, which we take from the Nantucket Inquirer,
of the 10Th inst, there is probability that the
troublesome arrangement will soon be overcome
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
Contract Office. June IL, 1S49.
SIR:-In reply to your letter Of the 18th inst have
to say that the LIST July next the postal treaty
tween Great Britain and this country will probably
into full eect-t will certainly if the additional ar
Giles ratified by the British post master general In
that the letters referred to in your communca-
cation will be forwarded to the Uuited States by the
first steamer leaving England Respectfully your ODE
dent servant S. N. HOBBIE,
First Asst. =. NJ General
Mr.. CHAs B. SWAIN, Nantucket, Mass.
Political Intelligence.
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On "Wednesday. 9th inst at No. 80 Degrav street,
South Brooklyn. Of disease Of the brain, TnEopoRA
daughter Of Charles and Maria Carter aged four
and five months
Her remains will be taken to New Cams for inter.
ment Mt an early hour this morning. without funeral
exercises In Brooklyn.
On Wednesday the 9th inst, Of lingering Illness
Mr. HucH BRowN, formerly Of Wsrringtown, North Of
Ireland.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral, this morning at nine
o'clock, from his late residence 252 West Seventeenth
street.
On "Wednesday morning, June 9th, after short
but severe Illness Mrs SARAH FULror aged fifty eight
years.
Her remains will be taken from her late residence
% Fulton street. Brooklyn to Cemetery for
intermeot. Her friends and those of her sons William
and John Fulton respectfully invited to attend her
funeral. this day, ut three O'Clock, p. M.
Providence papers please copy.
In Baltimore, on the 23d inst, ZARnrR daughter of
Albert A. and Sarah J. Person.
At West Rumney N. H. on tho 25th instant SARAH
ELizABETH infant daughter Of D. d. and NJ E. Valen-
tine, of this city.
At Skeneatees, New York. on Sunday, the cath inst
Mt DYER BRAINERp, after short illness in the 10th
year Of his age for years active merchant In
this city
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Married,
On the 26th inst, by the Rev John Crawford. Mr.
WILLIAM DAVIS to Miss ELMIRA C. KErcHAM, both OF
this city.
Newburg papers please copy.
On Tuesday. the Goth inst, Ut the church Of st.
Vincent de Paul, by the Rev. A. Lafont, WILLIAM T.
RANEEY, OF this city to MARGAREr AGrEs daughter Of
the late James OSulysn, Of the city Of Cork Ireland
In Baltimore, on the Goth instant, by Rev. A. A..
Reese, MICHAEL HuGHEs to Miss MARGARErrA ANN
LoTHERs, all Of that city
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, June u, 1919.
The Cholera in Philadel,hia-IAe Cdhfornians,
and the Gold blythe Brig Ma-Acqutfal for Muir
Markets, Stock Sales, &c.
Our report of cholera, tor lay, numbers 43, pre-
cisely the same that we have from your city by
tel. aph, though the deathswith you double ours
ten cases in the city, 10 in Southwark, 8 IN Ken
sington, 8 in Spring Garden, in Moyamensing, 4
In Northern Liberties, and l uncertain. In Cam
den, the correct report is Is cases and deaths.
The establishment of cholera hospitals is about
to be undertaken by our Board of Health, and lit
tiers provided at the different police stations to
yey patients thither who have ne conveniences at
home, or no homes.
The report of the gold on board the brig Ida, ar
rived yesterday, proved to be great exaggeratlon:
The whole amount Is not more than So, 900, and
the greater portion of this in the shape of spec-
mems brought by the returning Caliornans, to ex-
hibit their friends deposit in the various pub
lie institutions OF the country. One lump, over s
lbs. IN weight, which Is partially composed OF
quartz, and contains but about lbs. OF pure metal,
is In the possession Of Mr.. McDougal. one OF the
passengers, and is cons gned to Mr.. Norris, of
New York, who is directed by the owner, Lient.
Woodrop, of the u ;. Navy, to deposit it IN the
cabinet of one of the public institutions at Wash
lDgtOn.
Freddy was acquitted of the murder of his wife
last eveeing, as | anticipated he would be.
Capt l.. A. Carroll, of this city, late commander
Of the brig CHI It hooche, on bel al of the AT an ic
Mutual and Mercantile Mutual Insurance COM
panies of New York, as tribute of their conf
dence, and in testimony of the high opinion they
entertain of his skill, ability, and prudence
seaman, for his carrying his vessel into port OF
safety when in a crippled condition.
Annexed the markets ard stock sales
The decline in the -four market submitted to by
holders yesterday, has rendered the market moro
I've and Loco bbs for export were sold at 81 49, for
ninnf hp Qtlq m uf " n
81 cox for common, and 81 rs to S5 for choice and
extra brands Rye flour sells ut SO, and meal at
81 49, fair good red wheat at 81 to 81 o. and white
at 05 to 81 or sales Of rye at 5Sc corn is lower
and yellow sold at 56c oats &c. Sales of cotton
limited without change in prices No transactions in
groceries Provisions held firmly, with limited
sales. Whiskey in bbls. 2lhc., and hhds. 2lc.
Fist Board-53 shs. Western Bank, So; 100 do. Nor
Canal sAi So 600 State SIS $685. 600 do sSs5; 5000
do. 500; 300 do, $685. 5000 do; sos. Second
Board 100 shs. Morris Canal, SIS 81 00o Camden II
Amboy Railroad Bondsi sfl 5000 susquehanna Canal
Bonds 81
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
Bo--or; Iurs 2c-Broker. Board-a shares ritsAssrg
RAih cad, liOAj - bsseA sns Prviusnss k1llroas, gG
Western RAilrsaA WlSs d.. W., De-, l7G tgmsat
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EAST hAcMhs. June 2-Sailed schisJ simpson, Chaoe
Neuvias; Foster, Keller, Long leland Lucinda, Whit
teruer Bridgeport.
PHILADELPHIA, June II, PM-Arrrived bark Lucernc,
Richards, Boston, brig hyra Studey, do schrs Robert
Smith, Robinson New Bedford Marcus Baker New York;
u Messerhoe Young, Staten Island; Major RipgguId
Saper, kochport Judge Baker Boghart New York; Tho
Pearson Br) frudoen, Nassau Y; Boxer, Sawyer
Lynn Mnss; Albany LinnoI, PIymouth Mont Bay
lis, Brookhaven; faugaset Gibbs peaby, Conn; James
Samuel English, BRISTOL Fidelity. Brewster Pawtuckeg
Mary Helen, Miles, Boston; James Hand, Weaver Provi
depte. Reeves Painter Nor wch; Minerva Wright Cox
Pert nltha Maria Fleming, Corssn, Newport; Aor
ton, Corson, Pail River; Jane Ross. Kiug, N York.
reared-Bsrk Lucerne Richards Boston; brgs Columbia
Roberts, Boon Hunress Munroe, West ndios; Mail IA
bcr Boston, Jenny Lind comcry Boston; Veto, Shute do
Adams dos Marcia Smith, do Noble, Deming, do
seirs Mary Duns ell fagey, tambr ige; Albany, nne
lyme nth; Robert Bru sscket, New York; Lucy
Ray Norwich; Nontruma Bays Boston Maj,r Ring
gold Staples Rochpot Hudson, Berry Boston; ,ven
elsey, Providence Alexander, NEAL. New Tia u Boxer
THnser, Lynn; Paijasse Gitts Derby; James a. Samuel
In, th, Pymou,h fd,l ty, Brewster Pryidenoe; Mary
Helen, Mills Providence; Civilian, Nichols boston; New
Zsalsno Palmer Bo' ton; Edith Crowe dos James Hand
Weaver, Pro id.nc lar: urifns, Boston Harre Grow
ell Fall River Benjamin Reeves, Paypter, Boston.
Misce tiane0us.
LITrgR BAGS fpor steamer Fsieon) for Havana Chagres
Panama, Valparaiso, Callao, Lima and Sandwich islands
aso for San bicgo San Ia Mon
cisco IN California and Asst ria In Oregon will close st the
hasAsAs RsaAiss Rs>n ,hh s~y alta ssfsre sol0ck
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Political Intelligence.
Senator Atchison and Representative Hill have taken
the stump against Benton In Missouri.
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Port OF New York, June as, Is4o.
Cleared.

svs s.Ss. 80: -: @ IS aisn s Aas
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, June n, lS49.
Pardon of John Dunn Congressional Nornina-
tions-H ealth-1he Markets, &c.
John Dunn, who was convicted, about ten days
since, of manslaughter, in killing boy, by shoot
ing him in the abdomen with pistol, was, yes
serday, much1fthe surprise of our aw-loving citi-
gems, set loose, by Governor Thomas, with full
and unconditional pardon. The petition, it seems,
was signed by all the Grand Jury, and nearly all Of
both the jures that tried him; and on them must
rer the responsibility of the act. The fact that
man is passionate and nervous, which is the only
excuse offered for Dunn, should not have exempted
him from punishment for taking the life OF fellow
The democratic ward meetings are to held
tonight, to elect members TO convention, to
select candidatest TO represent the Third Con-
gresslonal District in the next Congress. The
contest for the nomination will be between
Robert McLane, the old member, and John ket-
tlewell, and perhaps Nathaniel p. Cox There are
half dozen other candidates named, among whom
are Pmkney Whyte and Mendez j. Cohen, with
either Of whom wing victory would be quite an
easy matter. Indeed, It IS more than probable
that the wings would succeed against any OF the
new nominees, as none of them can command the
vote OF their own party so well as Mr.. McLane.
Mr. Kettlcwell Will probably get the nomination,
however, as he is capital hand at managing ward
meetings and conventions, and has never failed OF
success In carrying out his wishes
There were so deaths in Baltimore during the
past week, which is slight increase caused by
bowel diseases among the Infants, and number of
cases of deaths from the heat. The health of the
city is still decidedly good.
The -four market continues dull Sales Of 700 bbls.
Howard street brands, ut 81 431i and 400 at 81 so
Buyers. generally, are unwilling to offer more than 81
49, Corn meal 50 so SO 75 Rye -four. 49, Grain
Ia Sales of red wheat at CSC. 81; white
mnal at $1a ST O5. Oats, Csc Csc. Rye, Soc. Pro-
visions dull No change to note in groceries and but
small Gales Nothing ofmonent doing in prices; prices
unchanged. Whiskey is selling ut zoe 2lc, in hhds
ard bbls.
The following the sales ut the stock board yeser
day:-S5,000 Baltimore Ohio Railroad Bonds. 1854
100 100 do 1867, 90; 1000 do. 1867, 904 80 shares
Farmers Bank Of Maryland, 50]S; 20 do. Merchants
Bank, 9s;s; 80 do. do, 1914; do. do, 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-21
PR OC'L A IN A ,TlO N
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.


CHAnLEsToN, S. c., March 10, I949
EpY His Excellency WHITENIARSG B.
ED SEABROOK, Governor and Comman-
der.in.Chief in and over the State of Suul,
Cnroina: Whereas, information has been re-
ceived at this Department, that a most allrocuus
murder was committed in EdgeGeld District,
on the 10Th day Of February last, Ly slave
named APP or APPLlNG, hclongiiis to Mnr.
tin Posey, Esq and that the said slave has alb
seconded. Now know yo. in order that the
said slave may be brought 10 trial for the crime
with which he is charged, do hereby offer ii
reward of Ii1o Hundred and fifD DoRars, for
the apprehension and safe delivery Of the said
slave APP or Apping, TO the Jaior of Edge
field District, or to any other Jallor in this
Stale. Said fellow is about thirty years ol
age, Ieet s or 10 inches high straight or or
dinary size. a liu!e copper coIored, stammcrs
when speaking; had on when he left 4 brown
froch coat, and black hat; lie had n long beard
on his chin, one Of his legs is sole and mitch
swollen.
Given under my hand, This tenth day Of
March, in the year Of our Lord one thouE-
and eight hundred and ioriy.ninp, and in
The seventy third year of American lnde-
pendence.
WHITEMARSH B. SEABROOK.
BY Tie Governor:
B. X. HENsEGAN, Secretary Of State.
March l3 4t 8
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GreenbtlIe Female arademp,
R.. BRADSHAW A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.


.EVIIIS Institution is now, with full corps
n Of Teachers,in successful operation. =
The Rev. S. S. GA1LhARD, so favorably known
in this State, is engaged as one Of the Teachers
for the present year.
The course of instruction embraces all the
studies necessary to complete English ednca.
ton and these studies will be pursued in tho
order best adapted 10 the capacities, tastes and
previous atlainments of The pupils, having at
all times due respect 10 the wishes of the pa.
rents. Also the Greek, Latin, French and Ital
ian Languages; Music, instrumental and vocal;
Drawing; Painting, and ercry car,ety Of Needle
work. The Music class is nnder The care of
on eminent Teacher. one who has had great
experience in teaching music both in this conn
try and in Europe. French and Italian are
taught by lady who was instructed in Paris,
and.who speaks the French language fnently.
The liberal patronage which the Greenpale,
School has. received for the:pas 70 n:
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EUGErIELU UIDI.n1C. L. -.
IN ORDINARY. 80.

pYjoHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgefeld District:
Whereas w. e. MofagHe, hath applied
10 me for letters OF administration, Oh all
and singular THE goods and chattIes, rights
and credits Of Cayendah Williams late of
the District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admoa.
isI all and singular, the kindred and credi:
tors Of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, TO be holden at Edge
field Court House ON the twen,y:six day OF
March inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
. Given under my hand and seal; this 12,h
day of March. in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty:
nine, and in the seventy-third year Of
American Independence. "A
JOHN HILL, o. e. b: :
March, Ii 1S49, q s
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wuys w ~-r--
will never get ou, Of order.
For Sale by ]. COHN:
Agent for Edgeficld Village:
March 6 St
Executors sale.

I shall proceed to sell on Wednesday
The llth day Of April next, at the late
residence of Mary Kilcrease, deceased,
al! The Personal property bequeathed The
said deceased, during life. by John Kill.
crease, late of Edsefield District, between
forty and fifty likely negroes, s1ock Of
Horses, Hogs, Mules, Cows, Sheep,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plan
,ation Tools, Wagon and Harness and
other articles two tedious TO mention, on a
credit Until tho lwenty-flih day of De.
cember next, with nole aud two approved
securities. The right Of the property moi
changed until tho terms Of sale are cori,-
piled with, and if re-sod, at the risk oI
the first purchaser.
DAVIS J. GILCHRIST, Ex'or o.
JAS. GILCHRIST. who was Ex'or oi
JOHN GILCHRIST, Deceased.
March ID, st 8
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New Goods. New Goods.

YEHHE Subscribers are now receiving lhcl, !,
u Stock of SPRIN G and U NJ NJ r
GOODS, which were purchased uery to,c
for Cash, and consequently can aud aolH be sold
accordingly. Amongst which are the following;
Rich p. de Sou Silks.
DO. Cumean do
Do Brocade Stripe do
Ex. do. Diagonal Plaid do black,
Rich Plain Black Silks,
Sup. Blk, Plain Cold and Plaid Baregcs,
Do. Plain and Figured Tissues.
Emb. Brncha Swiss Muslin Dresses,
Very rich Blk and Cold Brocha Lawns,
Large lot Printed Lawns from l5to 20
New style Jaconet and Organdic Musns,
Do. do. Silk ard Linen Gingla'ns
Beautiful lot Summer Gnghams from
l2t 10 25 cents per yard
Latest Style Of Ladies Collars and Cuffs,
Union and Linen Drill from 25 cts TO 81,
French, Summer Cassimer and Cloths,
Sup. English Draps D'Ete fr rs CTS. 10 50
New style Pur Dimity, with Fringes TO (
match,
Plain, Plaid and Stripe Cottonadae,
Pillow Case Linen and Apron Checks,
Geo. Nankeens aud b. L. Diapers,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellers, Parosols and
Paraoollets,
All styles and prices Ticlings Fl 10 to 20,
Do I" BIGncIIed and bro Sheet.
ings add Shirtings from a! to As.
All styles and prices Caicos. from Is to 25
All qualities and prices bro and blk Table
Dnmask,
All qualities and prices Cotton; Linen and
Silk Handkerchiels,
Silk Fringcs u Bottoms, f,r Ladies dresses
Cold and White Cot, Silk e. Kid Gloves,
Marsails and Silk Vestngs,
Blcached and crown Cotton Drills,
Marlboro and Sfirting Stripes,
Osnaburgs and Factory Stripes and Yarns,
Swiss. Null, Book, Plaid aud Jaconet
Muslins,
Augusta rs and IA brown Shir,ings and
Shce,:ngs.
Complete assortment OF Children and La
: dies Shoes,
Any quantity and quality Of half Hose and
Rusiery, &c. &c.
Which our friends and acquaintances, and
persons visiting Hamburg for the purpose OF
buying Goods. are invited to call and take a
ooli and judge for themselves, as we feel conf
dent they will find it to their interest
JACKSON s. KINCHLEY.
Hamburg, March, l549 Pm 8
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Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster.

This article. prepared for pains and weak
ness in the back, breast, side. or limbs; bruises.
sprains, &c; and for aslhmalic affections
will, in most cases, give immediate and Pcrma-
nent relief. twill also be found highly benef-
cial for complaints of the Liver, Lungs, and
Kidneys. Persons OF sedenta.y habits, whose
business requires them to sit or stand much,
who are troubled with weakness in the chest,
or pain in the side or breas, will find great re-
lief by wearing one of these plasiers.
See advertisement in another columns
The genuine are sold by ]. D. CHASE.
March ID lSi9, I'm
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800 REWARD!

FEy HE above reward will be given for the
u. apprehension and delivery of my negro
man named- APP or APPLING to the JaiIor
Of Edge6eld, ,orto myself. lie Inns confessed
,ha; he murdered my Wife, and has since ABB
sconded: Said fellow is about thirty years Of
age, 5ifeet Sor 10 inches high. straight, OF ordi.
nary size, snsliule copper colored, statnniers
when spokento; had on when he left brown
frock coat aud black hat; he had long heard on
his chin: oie.of his legs is sore and much
swollen. Said fellow ranaway OH the 24tl,
Of Februasg.
,.ss:.s3.ssst MARTIN posEY.
Marclf7.1s49, If
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New York and Philf
CHEAP CASsM. [!
Greenville, &C, March, lS49

VBNHE Subscriber tllank(ulSf3 ..re,
q takes this method ofinforming his friends.
customers, and the public generally, that he
has Just returned from the N Worth, having spent
large, handsome and we'll assorted STOCK.
He feels proud in saying, that he succeeded in
doing so, and will be able in a few days to
show the LARGEST and B E S T selected
Stock, ever offered in this market. Among his
Goods can be G,nnd an extensive assortment
OF all kinds of GOODS, which will be sold, as
they were bought cheap, CHI EAPER than any
other Store, without exception.
Therefore, all who want BARGAINS, wait
for few days, and you will be surprised at
what low prices, Goods are selling at the Cheap
Cash Store. Of ]. COHN.
March | 1t 9
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SfIERIFFS SALE.

EDY virtue Of sundry writs of Ficri Fa
LID cias, to me directed, | will proceed
10 sell at Edgefeld Cour, House, on The
frs, Monday and Tuesday following in
April next, The following property, in
the following case, viz:
Robert Jennings and Samuel Car,ledse
vs. ]. V. CarIledge and w. j. Carlledge,
the intrest of J. V. Carlledge in the tract
OF land where his Mother lives, containing
two hundred and thirty acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of R. Jennings, Wiley
Harrison and Others.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, $. ED.
March Ia 81 q.
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: Brought to the jail

AhF this District, on the 9th instant; d
W negro man, who says his name is JAR
RETT, and that he belongs to Mr. Benjamin
Rice, living within four miles Of Union Court
House. Said fellow says he is Blacksmith,
and has very large scar on his left arm, just
below his elbbw, caused by burn; he also
has large dark spot or mole covered with
hair. OH the lower part Of the left cheek:
He is about FIVE feet six and half inches high,
between 25 and % years of age and light
compegicn.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law
dnecls. A. II. BURT, J. E. D.
March 13, .ls49 If 8