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THE LEclsLATURE.--Thc principle busi-
ness Of the week has been the Bank Ques-
ton. In the House it has been indefinitely
postponed. but the Senate has been hot OH the
the rhatter--faming and nternperate speech
es have been made by its opponents, and
there arc rumors rife of personal remarks be-
ing which may YET end in settlement l.,
code a. honneur Col Moses bill to restrain
and punish the circulation of abition or in
cendiary publications through the mails was
adopted by the Senate, rs also was the bill to
afford relief to the Wilmington &, Manchester
Rail Road in order TO enable the company to
close their iron contracts. The Legislature
we understand, is to adjourn to-day.
Wca happy to state that the Senate has
emulatcd the glorious example Of the House
and thrown out the bill to rescend the char.
Ter OF the state Bank by the following vote;
YEAs-Mcssrs. f. G. A!ls,on, Barnes
Bull, Cooper. DeTrevilc. Eavcs. Fielder
Gist, Griffin, Grimball, Ilbben, Johnson,
Marshall, Mazyck, p. p. Palmer, ]. S. Palm.
eT, Qnattlebaun, Williams, Wi,hcrspoun,-
10.
NAys--Acssrs Angus Patterson, presi.
dent; r L. w. Alls:on- Appleby, Ashc,
Black, Buchanan, Cal3Pell, Cannon, Elcr.
her Evins, Gause, Goodwyn, Hanna, IIuger
lrbg Manning, Moses, Perry, Porter, Skipper
Taylor, Walker, Ware, J. Wilson, ]. d. VIII.
son,--25,
So the bill was rejected.
The bill TO Annex the Neck to til.
City of Charleston which we have previ.
ously announced passed the House of Repre-
scntativcs, by vote OF 76 to 3G, was on Sat
utday last, adopted by the Senate, in the pre-
else form in which it came from the House.
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Vefaictf "A Bahimoycan.--J. Hamp
den Williams Esq. Of this city, on the ar
rival in California, sued Messss, Scranton
81 Smith, Tho charters ofthe vessel Two
Friends, In which he sailed from Panama,
for osowdipg her with more passengers
Than agreed upon, thereby compelling
Fiaftp iosleep onfdeok, exhaustjng the
provisions. &c. The court sgavol him
damages TO the amount of 81 500.
Bah. Clipper.
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30 AsaE.Fehs OF s,ote md Shsll
Lime just reeeivea and for sale bv a
CHA RK a. LEWIS. fis
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StatesbrrSh, Sept ID, ISa9. fi6 !,
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respect and admiration Of the Students and
lhe State,
List il may be considered thai the fms'
tees have acted with imprudenl haste n
declaring this vacancy, il may Be proper
to state that President HOEnEs, some four
or Eve months ago lsll his important post
in the University, without leave or license
first had and obtained from the Trustees.
moi even consulting them or the Faculty
ia regard to the propriety Of his absence.
Atthis critical period of the University
III, a. any time such conduct could be tOl-
orated) the line ofduty was plain and un-
shunnable. II was Important that all the
Chairs, particularly that Of President should
be filed. and that their duties should be
promptly discharged by the incumbents.-
II was not time for the use Of ceremony,
OF 70 pursue the usual routine for obtaining
i successor 10 President HOMES, but the
vital interests Of the University required
prompt and decided action on the part of
hose who have the guardianship Of it, and
ire responsible for its management The
Trustees have done well, and we doubt
lot the whole state will ratify and approve
heir conduct,
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maonNTr unnnuo
NNUHI HUNUnNs


Al a regular meeting Of Oxlord Lodge
No. SO, OF Free and Accepted Masops, HEX
in thoir Lodge loom, on Thursday night
the 9Th inst, the following preamble ans
resolutions were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAs, in the dispensalioR Of Iii
Providence it has pleased The Almighty
Disposer Of human events to remove from
this earth our worthy and distinguished
brother, JANIS X. PoLK, late President Of
Ilhe Uniied States and
WHEREAS, in the dying hour. he mani.
tested his regard for the principles Of our
Brotherhood, by requesting his mortal re-.
mains 10 bo deposited in the grave By. bis
Masonic brethren, therefore
Resolred, That in the death Of our
worthy Brother, the country has lost one Of
her first citizens; his estimablo wife one
Of tho best Of husbands, and our fraternity
one Of lie brightest ornaments.
Rcsolred, That, as we could not be pre-.
sent to unite in the funeral ceremonies Of
The deceased, as small but sincere tribute
10 his memory, we willmarch IN procession
from our Lodge room 70 q church il Ok
ord. and hear funeral sermon pronounced
" abrother Of our Order, on sunday, ihs
I'D inst.
ResOlced, That We tender our condo
ence % hisadlcled widow, and 40 sincere
y Sympaihize With her N her bsieaye-
ncnf.
Resolped, That these resolutions be
10 he Organizes and Nashville
Union.
A Committee appointed infthe purpose,
elected brother 81 q BURNEr, 70 preach
he sermon. on Sunday, The 22d inst, al
he Cumberland Presbyterian church H.
)xford which was unanimously agreed 10.
JAMES M. IiOWRY, w. ~
Wn. DrEAv. Soc'y.
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NV YoRK, July Oh. r. 81.
BY Electric Telegraph % tie Cincinnalii
press, We have some later news from
Prince ard Italy.
The Freneh nads renewed nyerinres %
The Romans, bul hey promptly refused By
tue latter The city Is said 70 hare tus'
lainod a. attack eIlei tho refusal 81 the
French ofsnaros which lasted twenty
hours. without my serious breach being
effected The london Times o. tho morn
Inr Of june 13d. Ias inicIIittnce from iis0
correspondent a. CISlla VocchIa daied
June 10Th. and air'nf he laieI, news from
Rome ana re afruy. ~ rs lhe evening ofI
lhe previous da1 The writer saye that on
The morning 81 the 1llh. nrto,iai'o ns were
aga;n attempted 10 Be odansd bT General
Oudenol. buahe result rss sn cniiic ell.
ore. Oudepoi having lhea eommanded
he cily % surfendsf, md being net viii
g peremPlofy refisai, Ne tbnnehcb3 viz.
ofous a|'ack. The b4llfics porr placed
upon The Baticnt. and we're u1sd twenty
loaf houIs. uiihoo' m6menit cessation.
~ b % the l.ictl psf'oa no breach hai
,esp effected On inlc.lrenc6 rom All,
amp s,.les itti 81 "a flh. rsinf,r-
reui aliraopr aai ranris FROM Toaloa
eng 'rrie e C.l||is TccctIr
Casa ntrnfr 'e
urrrrr s. GAIA, 81 refnrs rs -
la "a canioa rs lar
HUf W =
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or The Examination Of the pupils Of
the Oxford Female Academy, will take
place on Wednesday and Thursday, the
18th and 10Th inst. The public are invi;
ted to attend,
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AT the regular meeting Of Cbickasaw
Lodge, No. "a, held the 30th June last,
the following officers were elected to serve
during the next term--to wit;
S. r. KING, NJ G.
f. w. SMITH. " g.
J. NJ. Cook, Secretary.
J. MoRRfsoN, Treasurer.
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OrIf the "blood Of he martyrs be he
sesd Of ke Church" the Democracy Of
the United States may look forward to
fnc and prosperous crops during the Taylor
Administration
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0rOther matters, Of more pressing im'
poriance, prevent US this week from paying
our respects 10 the "Ponioioc BugIe, " and
the ePanola Lynx" As a short reply to
ihe latter paper, we viii say in all eandor-
ahn.ifssadid not regard Mr.. PRIcE as The
Democratic candidate Cor Judge, he could
nol get our vote for that station. We
support him on two grounds: 1. We be-
iieye him to be qualified; 2. We believe
him q be Democrat.
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FRoM NEw ORLEANS I'VE learn by
private letter from New Orleans, dated 9TH
inst. that the cholera had lost its epidemic
eharacierin tina. city. A few sporadic ca.
SEES remained.
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OrThe exercises ofihe University will
DO resumed on the the Cd Thursday in
santanber next. A
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-07-14

0c7-Gen. ARMSTRONG has been removed
from the Consulship at Liverpool, and Col.
THos. l.. CRITTENDEN, appointed in his
place.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-07-14

JoaElyN's PoKMs.-We are indebted
70 the Author fora copy Of the "Fadsa
Floso,r and other Songs and Litile Poems
The modesly Of the title win at once com.
mend this work Of native genius, to every
one disposed 10 patronize modest merit. -
The volume IS suPerbly GOT up, and Is sold
At What the binding ought 70 cost 81. Il
may be had atalmOst any ofihe stores in
orford smaesss q
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~
2 oneet hkclfs..ss 8. e A1at e|
g Up a is.IsA.-- . a.s lan'2e, e0t ..'
tef sR N9f ana ponies pf1.<sa t''|.
.npsains ,fon A'onisy'''s oH sas IA
9oaI. ana Ne9 regularly p'''e'
&C. s4Ia'. 3 Livery sta2's, on E
.. me.7. 4s..Hset : MIRO ana .oos.n e.
y ! &C. o'0 nes. looks 'ie 8eoa efaet 4la
ven ee e.. eI...oesh Ea.ns.
INN ~ nq 3 ''a E, I's' come g, q
gfa.s 6. Deso.. {. oass. rs b .e' ..ks
.ne ..toopst ; Iles e ..ss ''N
nus snoss y, w = patea g ~ 81 s.fe'
~ PoI,ion y ~, l,ls g. &. ~ y =. 3 .ssi'
lsu Wnlss. Aae. q : 49, e. p
wn'cn = Sc. Keen I. p l.''s s'ss.
eyssi ~ nslg - .'e a sl1ss1n la.'.
= gu'ls Iasnos ~ ~ sls7 '''e.. ~
anu = nos "nes No..'u
pa''ss''u's n01se' 9Is - ss'esnslt ''Aa
r.s '..es.e a. 20 r., 6 = { s3'. KY.
~ W. - ~. s.u u'.'nes. aas . W "
= q esn.. ~ - slvsn my e,e o1ss
& '.S nsa4 = .''s Ha.os. - os.Ls1
MI Ss - = ' ~. osss.sA ats
arrival was made Known
The members of the Tavlo~ 49,.
ana marty .ralIed ,,non h;es 4. a 49,.
tain lie nec.,lier 80 :; ,.'' -.l ~
,nos,s,s Sc csa.. ~ -; ss''...,..
III. 800 ~ 4 f...,. my ns' '.'rs'et
- si.. ~. s re-, ~ ia.I Bou ~ aSs,oA
y, =. sne hasncss o. tne neP1Dise &c pes
'lsse4 y : SIaOse gose9nment. NumcF
Gus members Of all political persua.
sions, Dyed IN the wool and parll-col.
oFed democratic and Free Soil called
TO pay their respects.
The gallant old steed. like his mas.
ter, is game to the back bone. ana
when some OF the crowd affomnie4
to make game Of him and take libor.
tles, ne became hosstile' and showed
ngnt utter the manner oi the horse
that bit his master. The old char
ger Is under the charge Of some d
the Regulars, and leaves for Washine
ton on the Pittsburgh boat tomorrow
morning. He was consigned 10 the
care Of Robert Buchanan ar his civ
- Gin DiDatch
:, - !.
=. Ton lhEnkl q, FooTE.---it lsnol, wu
mink, possible LOT TINS gentleman 70 delis
e an address before me mississippi unl
yersl1y, I, -a' as commencement On the ga
INST by Uaion o. the 2Jd ulh we bud
that q resolution has been passed q Wash
ingtoh city, requesting General Foole q
deliver flneraloration onlhe 9th Julygas
tribute q respect g the memory Of 81.
frettucut l'olk. 40 expect that he will
not be IN Mississippi before sepsembsl
next his time being greatly occupied I,
plesentin writing history 81 he pass Al
and IN preparations ioF lho
ensuing session; and IN the Transaction 81
which 4 Is absolutely necessary 70 remain
At the Metropolis. Eississigpiaa.
u;.,.., \, &c. - A. ~
H .rs y y. eeIlol sus ". Anel.sa ifstt
-. - 'se'ss'4s sa gs.s' . sse Z. ,e n,.n,
: r,'''l 90 - .e'y' H'9 'aAsh IRON
1 ,aen Naso''n Y. Pape's
! sass sp.ns '"e l's' 0o'soa
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s'eu - ns'.s''', ,,'osse py 'A''fs p
49, Dua ~ y ~ Y. gre ,A''e"'
- - no ~ 'n"''9 gehs'ei'y ''s'a
L.lg'ane' ~,
- - q Ply p.ssso % prevent 'ae e.
q. To-. z. ~ s.'nssy nss9 Y s"s'on 'c'y,e.
ifV' rAu'o sf'infnt ptra'su ~ tleF
rave, (.
-'tail toQis guy pH patent w ne
earn engine
lIo0-r 0Ner~iooms iuscnicd oy ~
slcam engines used IA coliou
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The SEA.SHoRE SEsrINEL This is
che title Of 3 neat and well conducted pa
per recently established a. Biloai. in this
snie, ~ aIessrs HArHoas & Nay. We
sIchange Nilh great pleasure.
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For Congress:
JACOB THOMPSON.
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Tonr friend JACK l'RAsKLIs is,now
running Regular Weekly Hack %
Memphis from his place. PsirOnile.Iiiln,
every BODY.
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For tAs House,
r H. BUPoRD,
JAMES BRowN.
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O-We understand that tho Trustees Of
the University have repealed the provision
for semi.annual sessions Of The Board
But one meeting annually will now be held,
and that will take place during Commence
ment in July, at Oxford.
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For ne STATE Senate:
J. E. TALIAFERRo.
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re- r rrr. 'r'f - ~ tsI
nnl- n IA -n M --..-I--
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#ntaI tsN .as. IeL.IF 81 sol
mnrh ~ BE- rl IS BE llsi nsaoa
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UeE on THE GoEp D0LLAa Tho pro.
hsielors Of the Crescent City. few weeks
since, seitled with heir hands lRthis BEAU.
tilal currency obtained from The N. orlS
cans mint. va have seen the dollar
coin. and We are confident that the coan-
thy win 50 much fan ID love with it, that
the rillainous shinplas.ers win soon Be
driven BY Il ftom circuIation The "doN.
be eagle win exclude large bills. The
time is near at hand when the baaker and
faro dsotw viii So put on one common
level.
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~ We welcome 40 our exchange list
TIE Asnefican Sosenign. edited and pub
lished By E v. Roose3 a. I'onIoioe; i 81
thoroughly Dsmotfaiic u poli1esi and
lad einr Ium lhc number 6aofs Us. i Is
aerined 10 become an exceedingly valuable
co.lahorcF n he vineyard b DsmoeEaey
Fcare pardcalarlr suck with ihe mode.
$ nna spp'opr .isu,'' e hi' alala'oTY,
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AUDITOR or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
GEO. r. SWAMI, IF Rankin.
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q AZ bne preacher bad been admitted
INTO ~ Faculty. be would have advocated
lhs policy ofdisifibuiine De- chairs au,one
Gle sanoa dsaonlaadons. D. 81 speech
beiorr Ne Baar ke iooL lAli 81 Saha a..
smelly. ~ 81 g. CAR 60. 81 81 co'..
ri'iuled 81 IN ndfornle Is. 81 '1,r of =
n.. ~.
rTt, st..r r..f
sns.i
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saturday, July IA. Is4O.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.
d. c GLENN, Of Hinds,
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o &c OrQsttttsNr.

BEes ANN ?. DILL, WILLIAM DELAY,
Editor Prinisr and PablisAsr.
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Oxford, N11.,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMlNlTIONS-

SECRETARY on STATE.
SAMUEL STAMPS. Of Hinds
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Prof. BLEDsor's address in behalf Of the
Faculty, was devoted chiefly 10 The short
histO y Of the Institution, and . 40 esPla.
tiOn Of The difficulties under which the
Faculty have labored since the organi1a-
lion offhs University. Al least the pari
We heard had.ihis As ils principal object.
J, gave entire satisfaction, and win sue.
cessiuIIy answer many objections which
have been urged agaihs, the discipline Of
he University. Both addresses are 70 Be
81 order OF he Societies and ne
Trustees, % lhas al win havs an oppor.
.lalIy Q jude q lhslt InerIl..
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OThe Constitution Of the United States
makes provision Tor OEE PRRsIDENr, and
yet If all accounts are 10 be believed, The
Taylor Administrator have made SEVEN
PsEIpHNrs, including Gen. TayIer, who
has become mere Cabinet Officer, casting
his vote with Collamer, &c. Is this re-
deeming the pledge Of old NO-Pariy, to
take tho Constitution as his guide 7
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TREASURER.
RICHARD GRIFFITH, 81 IVorrsn.
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ger is under the charge Of some q
the Regulars, and leaves for Washinpl
ton on the Pittsburgh boat tomorrow
morning, He was consigned 70 DE
care Of Robert Buchanan Of this city.
Gin Dispatch
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-03
d / Z ID.

In Mount Holly on the 18th Dee. ISIS.
ii whoopinc cough and lung fever Lilly
hs.d,e MArl u, Newton, only son Of Ku,
SCI AMI Mary Barber aged q years jmonths
and eighteen LAys
In West Clarendon Dec 9Th David
Macoy IN the % year Of n, age.
A, Cusle,or, on he 18Th Of December,
VI. very suddenly. John Melcham Esq,
aged - years Death hl, sent 10 man SO
many Iauung lessons O! rs sadness ana
the unceUan'y OF our hopes. that II IS al
most imp ss.ble TO ex-Re feelings Of refe,-
Ton and make lu auolser victim the sub
ret Of uic,l. .h,clou Although the t1i..
Of hir " ia Mr.. McaehAm we're uear,y over
ve, his friends (aEI they Ntlo very many
hop~d THAI he srarg hI-i.rwafd aaI homes
purpose and integrity IN .'e aui b., large
mess Of tcnclacuon 90 hs kIosm1n and /,
the public might s,.,. longer oouuuur, a.,
ne AZ example iJl c.acr. Il . no. Co.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-03

CntroRvth lrTNs Il, n 'a'cj tha'
Col II Stevenson. commando q lh'
New York regimen, recently cnhan Ici
ir California. b,s become Immensely r,h
by gold digging
Mt Frank Ba.,s. naive c' Barre
Ma-aohu,c,'s writes home from be SAGA
mcnio. o, follows :-' ,upPo'e cu'I1''l
nsv rtomp, YOU to inquire no" much eo''
F,nnf ba, oltn.n,t. Will only inlorm
YOU that atihu ia'c cannot tnuneIa'c 'h'
thousands. a. have stored % IN muse
and shall mako nIia.ons u,I am SATISFIED
to return home
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-03

much to say IhA, be was one Of. !, o., Tie
argc' pot. and private bsre'sc.9r 10 'hr
own 10 which he had long -, !,- NIL bis
character asa luNnCs,- mas, rt.mo
,ct u good otdof--a, fu'nI 10 90, Nas
caus- which he lai c'pous. ,s. H.,aa., t,.
rfohch
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-03

rxy~ Is be Very tame - asked printer
Of a coun;ryman who lad a pet squire ho
wished to sell Certainly he is. Look
how he sets on nay arm. But will he
ret typc?' "To be sure he will Bless
your soul he'll set any where -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-03

Mdm Bishop cleared $1,000 in ono week
in New York by her concerts Sho will
give anothcral the Tabernacle there on the
2lst, when sho will be assisted by Pcrclli
After this Nine b will revisit Boston and
give one or two concerts Post
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-03
iIjb j.. IsI1tI.N !DN.
.L.-N.. Il Ohm Au-A

Inland HALL,
Idgc Of thc supreme Count.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-14
Valuable Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE,,s -.

WN7ILL be sold on the first Monday
wv in March next, al EdgefeId Court
House, valuable plantation on Stephens,
aud Chavis' Creeks,iu EdSefeld Drisrricl,
now in the possession of William j.
Wightman, containing about nineteen
Hundred acres. ~
These lands are well known tsSbel tun,
surpassed in the District, for. the jprodnc-
lion of Corn and Cotton, and only thir.
teen miles from Hamburg. i
Also small piney y>woods tract contain
ing about sixty acres, situate near the
head of Sweet Water Creek on lie Five-
notch Road 80
And also, lhirty-one likely Negroes !:
Morris, Calo, Moody, CIaibor1,s Sally,
Albert, Brilon, Gahe, young ;c1aiborn,
Moffau, Margaret, Edinah, John, Cely,
Ellison, Sarah, LILLE John, Adelne, Helen,
Glfert, Amy, Jeauy, Betty, Nelson, Louis
sa, Prissa and her infant, George Fanny,
Jackson and Wyatt.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and
the balance on credit of twelve months,
with interest from date.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Trustee.
Feb. 6 1919, 4t 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-14
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
NAPMTHA.,

AJOT only positive but warranted cure
la for consumption and all diseases of the
lungs. This medicine has decided the dispute.
about the durability Of consumption, and satis-
fed the medical faculty and all who heve used
it, that consumption and all affections of the
lnngs can not only be cured, bHt they arc as ca.
silly and simply cured, rs almost any of the dis
orders to which the human frame is table,.
The operation of a single bottle, which costs
81, is sufficient 20 satisfy any patient--fnot az
together too far gone with the disease-of this
fact; and even a single dose gives evidence Of.
its extraordinary influence in arTestins and
crafiicating the malady by the immediate relief:
which nm nsfordss This is. no ,guacks sor secret
remedy Dr.. Haatings, its discnyerer, is one Of
the mos, eminent physicians of,the age, ,sa1d
has made fall disclosure OF its history, and all
its component parts to the world, not wishing
to incur the responsibility of confning to hiui-
self, for the sake of profit, a secret which was
calculated TO do such universal good. And
snch has been the wonderful result of its ope.
ra,ions. that the London Lancer, Medical
Times. and the most eminent physicians of both
hemispheres, are anaiously calling upon suffer-
ers to have immediate recourse 10 il, and pro-
claiming that Of all Known. medicine, i, alone
has positively established its efficacy by nude-
niable proofs ofcuriDg consumption and all 9TH
er diseases of the lungs.
For sale Mt the Apothecary Hall by
J. d. CHASE.
Price 81 per bottle ....-,sI.-.
December 1916 12m 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-14
FOR ORDINARY.

The Friends of VIRGIL M. WHITE
announce him as Candidate for the office
OF Ordinary at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce EDWARD
PRESLEY, as Candidate for the Office Of
Ordinary at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce Col.
WILLIAM Fl. MOSS, as a Candidate
for The Office of Ordinary al the ensuing
election.
o. The friends of HENRY T. WRIGHT
Esqr., announce him as candidate for the Of
fee of Ordinary OF this District, al the ensuing
election.
We are authorized TO announce Maj.
w. L. COLEMAN, as candidate for
Ordinary allhe ensuing election.
The friends Of HUGH A. NIXON, Esq,
respectfully announce him as a Candidate
for The Office Of Ordinary, at the next
Election. -se@s S. fs745i.s, 80 u.
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Brought to the Jail

nF tins District, negro man who says his.
W name is GARRY, and that he belongs 10
Mr.. Samuel Young. of Laurens District, s. C.,
Said fellow is abont five feet, 5 or6 inches
high, about 40 years of age, Of dark complex.
ion. lie has scar over bis right eye and one 2
near his left eye. his fore6nger on his right
hand has been bloken, his forehead isvery Hat
he 's says he runaway sometime in May o. June s
last. The owner is requested to come forward
prove properly, pay charges and take mn, MN
pwnv or r he will be dealt with according to law.
IVY y :" A. H. BURT, j. E. D:
Dec G. 1913 ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Bill for Partition Of the Estate Of James
Morris, deceased.
Lewis Robertson and others.
vs.
William Morris and others. }
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that Wm.
4 Morris, James Morris, Rebecca Morris,
Marshall Palmer and his wife Elizabeth, John
Palmer and his wife Barbara, Levi Fillmore,
william Fillmore, Joseph T. Fillmore and
Joseph Morris, some Of the defendants in this
cause are without the limits Of this State:
Ordered that tho defendants above named
do appear in this honorable Court, and plead
answer or demur 10 the said bill within three
months from the publication Of this order, or
the said bill will be taken pro confesso a.
gainst them. -
s. S. TOMPKINs, C. E. Ed.
Comm'crs Office. Dec S, 1873 3m 46