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Receipts.

David Galbrea,h, franklin Square, 2,25-ls9
F. S. Arnold, Grafton, l,OO-227
Robt. Hewson, " l,0O-232
Ann Hicklan, Limaville, l,O0-e26
Geo. King, New Garden, l,O0-228
Ann r. Hambleton, Pennsville, 100000
Edwin Sharpless, Louisville, I,00-229
Cath, Wolf, Marlboro, l,0O-224
Elisha Irwin, l,00-226
A.. Ramsey, Ohltown, l,00-20l
John Johnson, Columbiana, l,00-22S
Eliz. Shadrick, Seneeavills, l,00-240
Jas. Boardman, New Hagerstown, l,50-lsl
H. Hoby, Leesville, l,5O-269
Joseph E. Robinson, Bookstore, 2,25-ls2
S. Meredith, Meredi,h's Mills, l,00-9l6
Chas. Grissell, New Garden, 9,S5-ls2
Chessman g. Wright, Salem, 2,5O-l76
VIM. Elliott, Alexandra, l,0O-lS8
VIM. Schooly, Somerton, 3,l9-l75
Benz. Jones, Orangeville, l,00-227
Albert Watson, Lowellville, l,00-224
S. G. Holmes. Kirkland, 2,00-l70
]. L. Miller, Bath, l,Oo-l9s
Mrs. S. Chatfeld, Sharon, l,00-229
]. w. Goss, Orangeville, l,00-224
Joseph Green, Troy, $4,000
]. Crowell, Jay Court House, 1.oO-lss
Salem Green, l,30-944
Alfred Lawrence, Coneautville, l,00-22a
Obed Lawrence, 50-228
w. F. Scoble, Croton, 2,00-l9l
Caleb Greene, Southington, I,00-l9a
" end co. l,0O-22S
VIM. Antrim, Mt. Union, l,OO-29s
Moses Teagarden, l,00-223
A. G. Read, Albion, 3,O0-l69
Thomas Meacher, Royalton, l,50-228
Andrew Alexander, Columbiana, l,00-230
James Doud, Atwater, 1,50-l92
S. Nichols, Columblana, e cop.) 2,0O-230
A. Mackey, l,00-230
Lot Holmes, l,00-223
G.. Nichols, New Salem, l,00-2l7
o. Please take notice, that in the &C.
acknowledgement ofsubscription money for the
Bugle, not only is the amount received pla.
ced opposite the subscribers name, but also
the number Of the paper to which he has
paid, and which will be found in the outside
column of figures.
No subscriber need expect that a reduction
from the price of $3.50 will be made, unless
the money is forwarded at the time specified
in the published terms.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-12
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

NJ. Louis Lucien Banaparte has been elect
ed member Of the Assembly from Corsica.
A partial amnesty is still spoken of as like
ly 10 be presented to the Chamber, either by
General Cavaignac or the Ministry Of Prince
Louis. 1t is understood that it will not in
clude the prisoners at Vincennes.
Nj. Emile de Girardin asked the War De-
partment for his father, General Girardin,
and has been refused. He also asked the
office of Minister of Finance for himself, and
as it was impossible TO grant this request,
there is already a GOODNESS, which will prob
ably lead to an open rupture. Marshal Bu-
geaud is to be commander-in-chief of the ar
my of the Alps, but is 10 remain for the pre-
sent in Paris.
1t is stated that Prince Louis Napoleon's
manifesto, already published, was positively
his W production. After writing it, he is
stated 10 have read it to Theirs and others Of
his friends, each Of whom proposed an addi-
ton or subtraction, or an alteration
"Gentlemen," said the Prince, with much
emotion, /" this is my child, my offspring.-
| am accused Of incapacity. You are so kind
as to say my bantling is crediiable TO me-
Do allow me to be able 10 claim its exclusive
parentage."
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RECEIPTS.

General Revenue from taxes. auction
duties, and foreign insurance COM
nonies. .... S1,l55, 500 II
Tails. rents, &c, from canals x roads. $50, 97l 3l
Taxes raid by Banks, Insurance AMI
Bridge companies. 45'9J3 "
cnnnties ....!r...........!....... 2l5,355 d
Interest pail by counties on surplus
revenue IJ'plt ~
lC,r,I IauIs ,Il.... 66 ,46l 20
School an I trust fun : rsctived'.''. 5l,273 81
Claims collected by Attorney General,
and other items ...'..''..." o'2I5 81
Balance in Treasury. 10 Nov, 1917 49l'69S 81
--
- n.n 400 o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-12
ANTI-sLAVERY BUGLEssALEM,O O.


ILLUSTRATED NATURAL lIisTohY.-Thisi is
the title Of an attractive monthly issued from
New York city. Each number contains
four handsome eneravings Of the Beasts
Birds, Reptiles, or Insects treat,d Of in the
work. lis reading matter is inleresting' and
the information it contains is couched IN such
language as will render it generally a''rac'
tive. The subscription price is 81 per an
mum. NJ. y. Cove, Of this place, is agent
for il.
OF The February No. Of "SARTAiN's
UNION MAGAZINE" is embellished with an
exquisite picture Of John, the Baptist,
preaching" I" The First Appeal" a tulip CO.
iored to nature, and six wood cuts. we
learn The publishers have engaged the servl-
ces of Fredcrika Bremen, who has coniribu-
ted TO this number the first Of a series Of ar
t,cles written expressly for the Magazine
William Howitt will also lend the aid OF his
pen. which will undoubtedly increase the
merits and popularity OF the work. The tat
cr,s Of Mrs. Child, Miss Sedgwick, n. y.
Willis, and a host Of other American writers
whose services have been secured, have. in
conjunction with The personal efforts of the
proprietors and editors. more than doubled the
subscription list of the Magazine since the is.
sue of the December number.
LYNN PIONEER AND HERALD OF FREEDOM
The examination Of a few recent numbers
of this paper, leads us TO suggest that it is
now fairly entitled to a place in the catalogue
of patent medicines, as BRADBuRN's CON
~cENTRATED ESSENCE OF woRMwOoD, AND Elk
TRACT OF GALL"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-12

o. We thank our friend f. G. for the
follow ing article, and wish we knew how to
persuade her to become a more frequent con-
tributor to our columns.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-12
JAMES MAJ
PLAIN e. FASHIONABLE
nv IN

Cutting done 70 order, and oil Work warranted.
Corner of Main g. Chestnut streets, Salem,
Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-12

Bills drawn for appropriation and paid
at the treasury
School funds pail to counties and dis
tricts.... .''''-''.'
Interest paid on foreign and domestic
Repairs Of canals, roads aud public
works..
Three per cent. fund, and one per
cent. on surplus revenue paid -
counties SO.
National Road bonds paid creditors,
and other small items.'..
Amount paid on account of principal
of the State debt.........''''...'
Total amount Of payments during the
wear ......'''.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-12

No MIsTAKE.-Louis Napoleon has, SUR
enough, been elected President of France
The following item gives a view of the pre-
ent posture of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-12

Balance in the Treasury on the 18th
Now, lG43.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
Spring Medicine.

Now is the time to purify the blood of NOR
bid hnnors, and prepare the system by appro.
priale remedies, to withstand the debililating
effects of The approaching warm weather.
RISLEY'S SARSAPARILLA is one of the
best alternatives that can be used, and as an
invisorater and puri(ycr of the BLOOD, it
stands unrivaed!
Compare the directions and observe that
Risleys Sarsapa,ilIa is FOUR TIMES THE
STRENGTH ofany other, in Large Bottles,
Sold in Augusta, by HAvILASD, RlsLEY,
d. Co., and in Charleston by hAvILAND, HAR.
RAJ, d Co., Importers and Wholesale dealers
in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. &c. Also, sold
in this place by G. L. PENN,
Price One Dollar. AGENT.
May 30, 2m 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

G 1t is now universally conceded, that
Rheumatism, Cont. Pain or Weakness of the
Back, Side, or Breast, can be cured sooner by
the'use of the Jc,o Dauids, or HcbreU Plaster,
than any other remedy ever known 10 man.
We would advise our friends and others,
who are afflicted with this truly painful malady,
10 make immediate use Of the JeD Dauid's, or
Hcbreao Plaster, as single trial will place it
beyond the reach of competition, and convince
tie most increduous of its superior medical
virtues. See advertisement, IN another column.
For sale by JOHN D. CHASE, Apotheca-
ries Hall, Edgefeld C. II. May 90,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
StIERIFFS SALE.

IBID Y virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
MD cias, to me directed, will proceed
10 sell at Edgeield Court House, on The
first Monday and Tuesday following in
July next, the following properly, in
the following case, viz:
Samuel Brooks VS. C.. H. Goodman, the
House and Lot in The Village of Edgefeld.
known as the Planters Holel, at present
occupied by Messrs. Burt g. Dolby. con
tanning eileen acres, more or less. adjoining
The Public Square. the lands Of S. Brooks,
ID. 4. Spannr John Lyon and others.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, $. F.. D.
June 6 At 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
BacOn & Lard,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY

PY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of
D Edgefeld District
Whereas Oliver Towles hath applied
to me for Letters Of Administrator de
bones non on all and singular the goods
and chattels. rights aud credits OF Sarah
Scurry lale of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish al aud singular, The kindred and cred.
lors of the said deceased, 10 lie and appear
before me. al our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, to be holden al Edge
field Court House on The 18th day Of June
inst, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
9th day of Juue in The year of Jour Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
uine and in seveny-thrd year Of Amer
lean Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
June 6 2t 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
Facts aila Emriberts.

Moane,s,-I make it a point Of morally
,over IN fnd fault with another Tor MS
manners; they may be awkward or grace,
full, blunt or polite, polished or rustic: !
care not whatlhey are, if the man means
we'll and acts from honest intentions. WIN
ou, eccentricily or affcc'alion. All men
have NOT The eadvantage Of good society,",
AZ i, is called, TO school themselves IN all
ia fan,as,ic.rules aud ceremonies; and II
there is any standard of manners, it is one
founded 10 reason and good sense, and 40,
upon these artificial regulations. Man
ners. like conversation, should be extern
poraneons aud not studied.
Elocuent.-A gallant and patriotic mi
liia officer in Mississippi lately relieved
his overburdened mind by the following
burst Of lrausceudeula eloquence:
"Gen,emen. my mind naturally con-
verts with the pleasurable enismas TO the
delightful tapestry OF the California Ter
ri,ory. 'Tis there that Nature is more
than herself, for The soft Greezes from the
Hego Islands waits 10 the listening ear, the
varied symphonies Of the jackdaws sweet
taroling. TO the melodious epiphany of a
t1ousand Crocodiles."
Mai. Cen. Tssiggs.-We have the plea
sure Of announcing the arrival in our city,
in fine health, Of this distinguished officer.
lie is last from Jefferson Barracks via N.
Orleans. He will be for several days 10
this cily.-Augusta Con-, 3oth ui!'
Matrimonial Attachment Illustrated
We notice in an exchange, an account oil
a woman v hose husband, for a State
offence, was sen, 10 the Illinois Peni'en-
tiary-his wife, wishing TO comfort him in
his misfortune, committed small theft
,ha, she nigh, Join him, and together with
her infant, has been sent 10 the same mouse
OF Correction.
We have i, from very good authority
that no less than l4,000 British seamen
have deserted the merchant service during
the past year, 5000 Of whom have left their
vessels on the American coast.
German Book Making.-According to
a moderate calculation. ten million vol
umes are printed every yearln Germany;
There are upwards Of Que thousand
German authors names in the semI-annual
catalogue of the Leipzig book fair. II is
computed that the number of authors now
living in Germany who have published
one OF more books exceeds fifty thousands
Prince Albert, Of Prussia, lately sued to
be divorced from his wife, the Princess
MARY, of the Netherlands, on ground OF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
NOTICE.

=. POSITIVELY THE LAST CALL.
A Ii persons indebted to the late irmtofli
N DUNBAR g. BURNSIDE, either bts;;
nois or open account. aie requested to cali
and make payment on or before the lst day Of
August next after tl,a. period they will find all Z
claims due US, in the hands of proper officers
for collection, without discrimination. :
DUNBAR & BURNSIDE.
Hamburg. May %. Ct l9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
Brought to the Jail

nF this District, Moatlo man who
W says his name is WILLIAM, aud
lha, he runaway from Mr.. Abram Lewrv
living on Ducan's creek, Lawrens District,
S. G. TO whom he was hired, but that he
belongs to MIR. Robert Mars, living l3
miles above Newberry Court House, S. c.
Said fellow is about five feet. six inches
high-he is between 81 and % years Of
age and of light complexion. He has sew
eral scars on his forehead and neck, the
most Of which he says was caused by lal>
ing of Of horses; he also has scar 90
his upper lip.
The owner is sreques,ed TO comeforward,
prove property, pay charges and take
him away, or he will be dealt with as the
law directs.
A. H. BURT, LED.
juno S 1919, If 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

California is q name derived according
40 q luminous errespondent Of the Lon,
don hiechapicss gaziae} from the Greek
saltifIll, y and pharnia,
{ onshine.
lemons have been preserved fresh and
Juicy during three of he warmest months
The year, BY keeping Them in closely
covered stone Jar placed in an ice house.
Each lemon shouIdbe wrapped separately
.; in paper, and once in Ten or twelve days.
taken out, wiped dry, and wrapped up
again 10 new paper.
The Raymond (Miss.l Gazette, says:-
We are informed that The "cotlon louise
and worm" have made their appearance
in the northern part Of this county, and are
injuring the crops of several planters con-
siderably.
Railroad Sprinklers.-The New York
and New Haven Railroad Company are
about TO try the experiment of waters sPrink.
lers upon their road, by which one of the
greatest annoyances of railway travel in
The summer may be prevented. An engine
with one or more large cars or tanks at
tached, will run over the line twice each
day, when necessary, and lay the dust.
The Chicago Democrat thinks that Col.
Benton is as plainly designated by public
opinion for the next Presidency as Silas
Wrigh, was four years ago.
The Seat of Government in Canada,
spot been removed, as stated by tele-
sph. Montreal is to continue 10 be the
ci,al of the Canadas. The Montreal
Pers state that the Provincial Parla-
m! was to be proruged on Thursday The
3l,l,.
he illustrated London News, Of the
24tF March, there is an editorial headed
"lncse Of Pauperism," which states
'hat number Of paupers in England
was iS4S, in round numbers, 1876, 900,
ana 'h346, l,47l,000, showing an in
crease wo years of 405,000 persons.
me : Friend.-The mos, agreeable
oi AL Unions is simple, frank man,
"''nou' high pretensions TO an oppres-
slVe srea' one who loves life, aud uu-
jse vi u, opiiSiuS aiihe dt all
hours aoo II of golden temper, and
sleauiaS, a' anchor. For such one
we elau.y s:,pge the greatest genius,
the mos. vi" the profoundesi thinker.
An extra "a n of the Legislature of
V"g,n'u, Wa' mmence at Richmond
Ta ,,.;, mu.uay :a,;n, ;s The special object of
INC .hs ne, ee.'s 81 Ike into consideration
,he ,he n,pv;ors rspv " eess limited appointed at
"e Teps p1 or ,hs S,s,2r revision of the
The Yazoo City ,,,u: -,
11th instant, says tI.l Wh's oi the
ues to prevail fatali.. 'no'era con'in-
Three Wiuss.-A
land was thrice marrp G9a man III Eng
married for her mone5.o .o, n1s, whe no
beauty, and the third ,''eau" cara ,Ir 10 l ner
49, 49,. No yas accus,o partner being
during his life he had v:,a.N 'r;',on ",a' .h
vorld, the flesh and the "'''''
over wv g..a.s hn d business
ouse' t"et' '0 fire in 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
TIE S. CAROLINA COLLEGE.

The Temperance Advocate, of Thurs.
day, furnishes US with record Of some
of The proceedings of The Board Of Trus-
tees at their lale meeting.
The President, Hon. w. c. Preston,
has been in feeble health for some time
past, and the Board have requested him
to take leave Of absence uutil.lhe first Of
October next, with and expression Of hope
in which every citizen Of Soulh Carolina
will unite, that he will soon be restored 10
health and usefulness.
The Board have appropriated $4,000
to convey water iulo all The College build
ings, and $1,000 to take duwn and recon-
struct the centre building Of the Old North
College. Both appropriations were need
lul, and will add much to the comfort aud
convenience Of professors and students.
The Trustees have amended their re-
striclive laws, so as TO exclude intoxica.
Ting drinks Of all kinds from the College
buildings. Spiriluous liquors were pro.
hibited before.
The Board now regulate The expendi-
ture Of the tuilion fund.- They require
the Executive Commitlee, The Literary
Commil,ee. the Faculty, and lhe Treasu-
rer, at each meeting Of the Board, TO re-
port and specify all estimated expenditures
which may be needed during The recess
Of the Board, when that body will make
the necessary appropriation. BY this reg
ulation, it is thought that, in few years,
The fund may be increased so as to enable
the Trustees TO erect all necessary new
buildings, and possibly provide for Pro-
ressorsbips of Law and Agriculture. >.
The Hon. David johnson, who had
been Trustee from 1Sl5-uu,il the close
of his Grbernatorial ,erm-thirly-lour
years-was unanimously chosenSlo fill The
vacancy in the elective members Of The
Board, occasioned Ivy the election W., B.
Seabrook, esq.,, Governor of the State.
Truly does the Advocate say, mo man
in South Carolina better merits honor and
distinction than Ex-Governor Johnson"
The South Carolina College, under its
presents management, and Boards Of Pro-
fessors, is justly gaining high reputation.
Much as she has done 10 elevate The char
acter Of this Slae, her importance use
lulness, and happy Influence are becom-
ing more and more appreciated, and more
widely extended and felt. The State will
still cherish this institution, and, under the
guidance and control Of lis present Faculty
and Board of Trustees, we feel well as
sured Of her occupying high position
among The more time. .honnored institutions
Of learning through the laud.-South Caro-
linian.
The BLAcKs AT THE NoRTH.-We find
a paragraph in Baltimore paper, which
but 100 truly indicates wre,ched cundi.
lion Of great portion Of The blacks in
Northern cities. Ii states that Officers
Ray aud Teal, whilst engaged Yesterday
under the direction Of the Board of Health,
in removing some degraded negroes from
a house in McElderry street, found in one
of the rooms, the body of a colored woman,
who had been dead for four days, and
which WAS in--a-s.ate--efE+lte-ruo in -ruost-srrrriblo
pure(ac!ion; the inmates the house being
two indifferent to The offensive spectacle to
take the necessary steps 10 have il buried
by the city authorities.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
@ a 81 81 e @ na

Near StalesburgI,. on the evening Of the 22d
ult by the Rev. N. Graham. Col. THOMAS N.
MoYE. of Richland District. end late of the Pal
mello Regiment, TO Miss CArHARlxE, daughger
of Capt William Wheeler Of Sumter District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
N O I'll Ce

A IL PERSONS indebted to Whitman B. Hill
N Deceased. are hereby. notified 10 make
payment. and all persons having claims against
said Deceased will render them, il. properly .b
tested. William, NJ. H III is appointed my Agent
during my absence fhnm the District.
T. 8. DANIEL, Adm'r.
April 6, If IS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
S StraVe e q
Lands for Sale.

FENHE Subscriber offers fof, sale q Na!habie
.H tract fland, lying seven miles West or
Edsefeld C.. f., on the Abbetiie Road, con-
tanning $50 acres, $50 Of which are in woods.
The cultivated lands are well improved, aud
there is good Dwelling house, with all me-
cessay out houses on the premises, in good
repair. Terms favorable for the purchaser.
JOSEPH FERGUSON:
pri IL, 3m 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
A NimbIe Thrip is better
lhap a Slow. Dime.

H WILL retail DRUGS g. MEDICINES,
u cheaper thap they are retailed elsew.heres
in Edge6eId, Hamburg, or Augustn. in. proof
Of which, please loo at my list Of prices. All
articles as good as the market affords. .,..4
Laudanum, Paregoric, and other Tinctures
at 64cts an ounce, Z. : ~
f, ,Opodedec. Batemans Drops, British Oil,
Salts, 64cts. a pound, Camphor, 6acts IN OF,
Nader, best kind, and Sal Eratds, l2icen,s
f fs"da and sedIei,z Powers, from 20 to Scots.
a'Box., :: - -
Rat Poison and Mustard, l24cts. Box,
Backing, 64cst a Box, :. ID
Sursapara from Scots to 81 a borleH
Preston Smelling Salts. bottles re filled, !.
- Alcohol, pure, it will all burn 81, per gallon;
Foaf'h % Psoof Brand $3.50 per gal.
81, per bottle. "a
PSr, Wine, Tie Jest, 81, per gallon, ST per
bottle.
Wines and Liquors, Of any description sold
by the gallon. or cask. Purchaser granting
me time 10 order the same from New York.
JOHN D. CHASE, NJ. D.
April ii, If H..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
Economy is Wealth!

Economy is Wealth.!
TNHE Subscriber most respectfully inform
Il his friends and the public generally, that
he has located himself at Edgefeld C. House,
(next door to Mr.. Refo's Tin Shop and OPP
posite The spann Hotel) for the purpose of
carry on the
Cabinet Making g. Repairing Business,
in all Of its various branches. He feels con-
fident in giving entire satisfaction 10 those
who may favor MIN with call.
ROBERT BRYSON.
N. B.-FUNERALs furnished at the short
est office and ON accommodating terms.
March 25, ls49 SIN 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
DRUGS d MEDICINES


rrHE undersigned have associated them
seIves for The purpose of ransacting the
DRUG BUSINESS, and take great pleasure
in announcing to The Physicians and commune.
,y at large, that they are now receiving and
opening at their new room. next door to
Messrs. Bland & Butler, Il large stock of Drugs
which have been carefully selected by one OF
the firm in the Northern Markets. Our stock
comprises every article usually kept in the
Drug line.
We can and will sell as low ns the same ar<
t1cle can be obtained in Hamburg or Augusta
Geo.
TgRMs-On six Months time, five per cent
discount for Cash.
+. BLAND, M. D.
E. +. TEAGUE, M. D.
A. G. TEAGUE, Nj. D.
Edgefeld c. H. May 9, If l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
N o tice

TO FREE SCHOOL TEACHERS. ;.
a T the lest meeting of:ihe Board Of: Conn
IA missioners Of Free Schools for EdgefeM
tied to receive pay for'one third.class scholar
from each family, taught during the present
quarter.
R. T. MINIS, Clerk of Board.
May 1G. II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
SABIN'S PATENT
Washing Machine.

"AVING met with great success through
ELL all parts Of South Carolina, the Patent
is now offered for sale. Persons desirous Of .pur-
chasing the Right for this District, can do 30
BY calling on D. H. Slrobel, Agent, at the.
Edge6eld Hotel. -.
May 30 lS49, If l9E
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
State of, South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Lucy Reese,
us: Bill for Diseooc'
Wyatt Homes, John Jones, n and Relief.
Daniel Prescott, Lewis Hal. y
loway.
uT appearing to my satisfaction tina! Edward
b B. Halloway and Thomas o. Halloway'
two Of the defendants in this case, reside iroh
and beyond the limits Of this State. On mos
ton of MIR. Yancey, Plaintiffs Solicitor. II Is
ordered tina, lhe sald Defendants do appear
and answer plead Or demnr to The comp!al'ianls
said bill Of complaint, within three months from
the publication hereof, or the said bill will be
taken pro .conte>sO. against them.
S. S. TOMPktNS, C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office, May 24th le49.
May 80, 3nl ~