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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-07-09

'poNC ~ Il ASiIoobiiSiiSo3 III bIiohci W
the rcproachcs Of Eschincs, upon the
disasters Of his administration.
Ilc said he had to contend with
the three great enemies of free
States: "Thc jealousy Of neighbor-
ing States, the gold Of Phillip be-
slowed on corrupt orators, the com
bincd love Of pleasure and the charm
of tranquility"
The Southern States have had
some elements Of distration, destined,
! hope, to be temporary. The dis
UNION Of party, in reference to federal
politics, has been powerful; but, un-
less | am mistaken, nust become
less.
The Federal Government has
a Macedonian party in the South
strong for a time, through the innu.
cncc Of Office and patronage. The
greatest enemy to the South has been
an indisposition to encounter the
hazards Of change.
AS it would be ont of place to
dwell longer on topics that may not
be Immediately connected with the
questions here to be discussed
topics with which thisinsscmbly IS as
well acquainted as Iam-I will 90
directly to the measufcs which / have
suggested, as the object and end of
your deliberations. Ihat is, shall,
this Convention, at this time, under.
take to commit the State to the trial
Of separate scccssion,Sby Imposing,
as far as this Convcution can, an ob-
legation on the Stats GonveHtion to
take the step as or,sassspracticabIn
s'aN n,U sft s
.~rt.rns ~ceprv,tcl mgae
q procedure.
tIIink, il tie 81 sbpssqe, TINT tuis
NRHiiu9iion ought nas To- take scogni-
zrscv Of SO grave sttiiff tiiffffs
umc, before thcrn isSi II L Il
for DECISION, And as.,lI;ss5f tlls,si,p!
differ With . gees; afsNi, @ao hcai.
me, ia ss;;sfs ;pf
.s.st .S til 81 !,
q @eif "uNsljIu'cA 4 1iaiioas. The
j"nvc"'l.n u, the pc Pile, 10 bc cue
after convened, ."H.n. ..o rt>ponsi-
bility Of decision, ought to be left per-
fectly free to form the best Judgment
in its power, under the actual Juno
ture of circumstances that may exist
at the time Of its meeting. II ought
neither to be instructed nor supcrscl.
cd by the p-c.detcrmiuation Of an ire.
sponsiblc body irresponsible mean
in any official point Of view. Such
predetcrnination, will make an issue
not called for by the occasion, that
must result in popular agitation with
in the State. II VIII make divisions
among ourselves, and disclose feelings
which have not heretofore existed.
and ought not 10 exist. In fact, it
will defeat, rather tlian promote the
end contemplated. 70 show how it
will operate OH our friends in other
States, | need only refer to the con.
sequences OF movements Of a similar
character. | say here, that from the
time that prominent men iii South
Carolina iniiu.atcl a purpose to pu,
the State on The track Of separate Sc
ccsslon, in disrc -ard Of Tic co.opcra-
t,nn nf Nor n,i,,bi,.rs tn., N,,,r;,ol
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Whilst measures wer

question. Whilst measures were
under consideration, in which the
slavcholding and non.slavcholdine
States we're at issue, I expressed
myself freely, but with the circum
spection Of one who was willing to lc,
his remarks be carried out to their
consequences. The representatives
of the planting States spoke out with
signal unanilnity the resolutions
Of three different Legislatures
am proud to say, that the
resolutions of South Carolina
compared with some others, were in
terms moderate, in tone firm, and in
purpose deliberate. All these reso.
lutions were regarded as mutual
pledges and covenants for the South.
ern States TO make common cause.
and to stand by each other. The
Southern members conferred togcth-
cr, and at one time would have been
prepared to sink or swim in a com
mon struggle, and their dcstinics as
involved in a common fate. For
a time the minds of all true men of
the South, were lifted above the mis-.
cra5lo contentious Of party and the
.jealousics Of nciyhboring strife.
Under the influence of this suspicious
state Of Things, finished one Of my
speeches with high note from the
Diomedc Of the old Ttirtccn-our
neighbor Gcorgia -" Equality or In
dependence" And l say now, if
the Southern States had become
united, they would have made good
this declaration. They have it in
their power to make it good at any
time. and they will 'r rue :i,er.-
selves anu pcs;cgjt # tiry a.
not. .ai. 5hliok from ry tn, that
nay be ciiectua. and shall only OBJ.
Ject 10 sucn measures, as, in my op-
.'RGJlr, 'ili1is.,csult in -ta;lsurc and dis
colnfturc. If measures cannot be
dcyiscd--as I believe they canuot--
% restore lost eQuality--an equality
!".J hy ,.essuI19, brought fe:..h To
49, .4g.r
". w tg taNc measures 'uI ~ 'ten.
9g...> i?icucu5.aucc e aneh Stgtes
as by their conjunction can assume
tie attitude, and invest themselves
with the attributes Of q national SOW
crclgnty.
As this is a grave conclusion, or
ono that will so be regarded beyond
this meeting, must submit the pro
position upon which it is founded.
The constitution Of these States
was intended by its express and dele
gated powers to impose limitations
on the department. Of the Federal
Government. For some years these
Limitations we're Observed in good
faith; and after it was said that some
Of them had been violated; it was
thought that the States, by the inter
position Of their sovcrcign,ics, could
enforce an observance Of them.
The securities Of good faith have long
since disappeared, and the power OF
the States to in;crpose to protect
their reserved rights has not and will
not be recognized hy the Federal an.
thority. All the provisions Of the
Constitution intended for the protcc-
ton Of a minority have been pcrycr.
I
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Kissing with the Times!

T y. TiBBET1S will hereafter sell BOOTS
es +. aud SHOES, at the following prices, for
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OBITUARY.

Departed this1ife, at his residence in this Dis
tsict, on the 4th Instant, DR.. JouS 0. NICHOLSON,
in the 43rd year Of his age.
This estimabie gentleman had been member
Of the Baptist Church, at Little Stevens Greek,
for lS years, and onolof her Deacons for 10
years After successfully practising medicine
for some time, and serving his country in the
Legisiatdreiof the State, he retired from public
slfe, and devoted himself TO The pursuits of hus-
hh:rI1ry- agssenltnre, and -thc interests of the
Church, which were more eongenial to his meek
and quiet spirit.
DR.. Nicholson was hospitable, kind TO the
poor, and lover of good men. Carefsl in pro-
viding. for those Of his household, he promoted
the comfort of all about him. In the exercise of
good judgment and cultivated mind, he had
committed his soul in the faith Of Jesus Christ,
to the keeping of q faithful Creator, and by di-
vine grace he was not afraid to die. And when
Tho last hour came, he calmly resigned his spirit
to HIM -sho had given, AMI had redeemed it by
the blood or the Great Sacrifice.
The Doctor has left en- amiablc wife, several
children, and many friends to mourn his carly
departure from this abode Of mor,als.
B The Southern Baptist and Biblical Rccor-
der, will please copy.
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ED GEFEEL F T. NJ ALE
INSTITUTE.

THIS INSTITUTION opened on Monday
Il the 18th instant, with tho following Corps
of Instructors.
Mn. R. II. NICHOLS, General Instructor in
Science and Literature.
Mrs. S. NJ. NICHOLS, Instructrcss on the
Piano, in Singing AMI Embroidery.
Miss LAURA BARTLETT, Instructrcss on
the Piano and the Harp, French, German,
Drawing and Painting.
Miss FRANCIS HARRINGTON, Instructress
on the Piano and the Guitar, Oil Painting aud
English.
Miss ELIZA PEI.OT, Instructrcss in the Pri-
mary Department.
Catalogue of the Pupils, Patrons, Terms, Con-
ditions, &C., may be obtained by application, by
mail or otherwise, TO the Principal and Pro-
prictOr.
ROBERT H. NICHOLS.
Jan lG, st 32
p- Hamburg Republican and Southern Bap-
fist, will copy three times.
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NEGRO SrEALBRs.-Mobilc Register says !:
Considerable excitement was caused in Baton
Rouge, a few days ago, by the arrest of two
scamps who were caught in the act of cnt-
cling away slaves. They had been in the town
some little time, and had been busily engaged
in the prosecution of their nefariouS plans.
and had tampered with the negroes cxtcn-
sively.,
They were at length caught in the act Of
leaving with two mulatto women, belonging
to Mr.. Musselman. They had made arrange
ment with the colored ladies; they were on
the bank awaiting the arrival Of the steamer
when they were caught by the police.
The evidence against one of them, Ephram
Davenport, was considered sufficient to war-
rant his committal TO the parish Jail; the otacr,
Joseph Forester. was discharged
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF
FURNIAN UNIVERSITY.

& ? Y act Of the State Convention of the Bap-
z ~ list Denomination in South Carolina, the
FURMAN THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTION
will be opened in the town Of Grccnvillc OH the
first Monday in February next.
Th" Trustees have determined to establish, in
connection with the Institution, and under the
direction Of its Professors, Il CLASSICAL
SCHOOL. preparatory TO Furman University in
progress Of endowment.
Tulr!oH, Forty Dollars per annum. Board
can be had in Grccnrie, at the rate of 500 for
twelve months.
For further information, inquire of Colonel G..
T. TONNES. Of this place.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
j. S. MINIS.
Grccnvillc Dec. IS, 1850. Sic
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Cokesbury Female Institute

THIS SCHOOL, which has been in success
l. full operation during the present year. under
the direction of very competent corps OF Teach
crs, will be resumed, the first school day III Feb
ruary next.
MIR. f. a. CoNNOR, Principal; and Mr. j.
II. STOKES, Assistant; have given satisfaction
to the numerous friends and patrons Of the lnsti-
tuition, and VIC only ask for them trial.
The Musical Department is under tho control
Of Mrs. CONNOR, who will be assisted by COM
potent Teachers, and VIC feel assured will give
satisfaction.
Notwithstanding the high price of provisions,
and produce generally, the rates of Board and
Tuition arc unchanged. Board, IS per month,
including fuel and washing. Rates Of Tuition
for three Glasses, s, ID, and SIC per Session.
Latin, Greek, French, &c, Extra.
Persons desiring particulars, will be furnished
with circular Of the School, on application to
the Principal.
3. Il. IIERNDON, Scc'ry.
Jan. 9 In 5O
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Trustees.
Rose Cottage Academy.

yEIIIE TRUSTEES of this Institution, haro
4 recently built neat and commodious house,
upon beautiful site, and employed B. Nj.
BLOCKER, Esq. to take charge Of the same.
They lave satisfactory assurances that he is emil
nently qualified to teach.
Terms PER QUARTER.
For the Elementary Branches, =. So 90
For English Grammar, Geography, &C.. 90
For the Classics, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 90
Good Board can be had in the neighborhood
at Sc, per month.
AS is usual in Academies, no Scholar will be
taken for a less time than Quarter, though de-
ductons will be made for sickness.
R. TINIA1ERMAN, ,
J.. CULBREATH,
i. NJ. BOYD,
NJ w. ABNEY, 6
JOHN LAKE.
January Q, 1851. At 81
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HODGES INSTITUTE,

GREENWOOD, ABBEVILLE DIST. S. c.
ca Classical and Military Academy for
Young Gentlemen)
THE next session of this Institution will COM
L mcncc on the first Monday in January 1851.
The classical department will be under the imme-
liatc supervision of Mr.. HENRY HOLTZ-
CLAW, A. NJ, an accomplished scholar and an
experienced teacher.
REFERENCES. ~
Pres'nt and Professors of Mercer University Ga.
Rcv. J. L. Reynolds, Pres Georgetown Col. Ky.
Hon. Thos Stokes and Hon. W. G. Dawson, Ga.
The English and Mathematical department,
will be under the supervision OF Mr.. James a.
Walker, q graduate Of tho Citadel Academy,
Charleston. Under his direction the Students
will be taught civil engineering and receive as far
as practicable, scientific and military education,
contnrinable to the plan adopted in the Citadel
Academy.
A. WALLER, Genl Agt. B. T..
Dec 10 1850 At AZ
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CANDIDATES.
for tho State Convention.

~" Mai. JOHN B. HOLMES, is respect
fully submitted by his friends, as u suitable
person to represent this District i'll the State
Convention.
rSye The Friends Of Hon. A. p. BUTLER
propose him rs Il suitable person TO represent
this District in the State Convention.
r1Fe The Friends Of Hon. F. w. PICK
EMS, propose him as n suitable person 10
represent this District in the Convention.
E1E5" The Friends Of Col. r. B. BOUK-
NIGHT, announce him Us 4 suitable person
TO represent this District in the Convention.
1ygEs The Friends of Col T. w. CAR
VILE, respectfully announce him rs suita-
bic person to represent tits District in the
State Convention.
c5Fe The friends Of Col l.. II. MUNDY,
propose him is Il suitable person 10 represent
this District in the Convention.
r15- The Friends OF Dr.. NJ. GALPiIlN.
announce him as >rlit:'blc person to represent
this District in the State Convention.
r951 The Friends of Col. JOHN BAUS-
KETT, suggest him rs Il suitable person to
represent this District III the Convention.
rag Capt WILEY HARRISON, is pro-
posed by his friends, rs Il suitable person 20
represent this DiStric; in the Convention.
.3g@ The Friends of Gen. JAS. JONES,
respectfully suggest him rs suitable person
to represent this District in the Convention.
r-Ty@ DR.. ]. C. READY, is suggested By
his friends as suitable person 10 represent
this District in the State Convention.
~ A. PERRIN. Esq. is respectfully sug-
gcstcd by his friends, as Il suitable person to
represent this District in the Convention.
rlye The Friends of DR.. JOHN LAKE.
propose him rs suitable person 10 represent
the people of this District in the Convention.
c5ye The Friends of Gen. NJ. L. BON
HAM, announce him rs n suitable person TO
represent this District in the Convention.
as~ Col. NJ C. N. HAMMOND, is res
pcclfully announced by his friends, rs suita-
bic person to represent this District in the
State Convention.
sB Maj. TILLAIAN WATSON, is pro-
posed by his friends as Il suitable person 10
represent this District in the Convention.
For the State Convention.
Mr. ED1Tos The following gentlemen
are respectfully suggested, as suitable per-
;sonsyfo represent Edgefcld District in the
State Convention:
Hon. A. P. BUTLER.
Gen. JAMES JONES.
Hon. F. w. PICKENS.
Gen. NJ. L. BONHAM.
Col VI. C.. NJ. HAMMOND.
ABNER PERRIN. Esq.
COL r. B. BOUkNlGIT.
Butler Lodge. No. II |, 0, Q, E,
<sIs.:sszx \ Regular meeting of this Lodge
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DEN TfSTRy,

rEITE Undersigned also takes this method of
4 informing his friends and the public, that
when not engaged in attending TO The other
branches of the Profession, he will take pleasure
in rendering his services to those who may favor
him with their patronage, i'll another very mpor-
tant branch Of the Profession, DENTAL SUR
gerry.
4. G. TEAGUE, N. D.
Edgclicll C. H., Jan. l, 1851. fy SO
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COLUMBIA, Jan. 30.

The Asia's news, which came TO hand here
this morning. reporting the Liverpool cotton mar
ket firm at the same quotations brought over by
the Franklin, has as yet had n" effect on cur
market. The receipts were light hnih by was-
ons and also by Rail Read, consequently the sales
were confined to some IS bales, ut rates cHTrent
at the elosc Of last week, viz: l04 TO - cents.
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SFIERlFFS SALE.

DY Virtue of sundry writs Of Ficri Facias
- to me directed, | shall proceed 10 sell ut
Edgcfeld Court House, OIL the first Monday
and Tuesday in February next, the follow
ing property in the following case. viz:
Henry II. Hill VS.. Theophilus Hill and
Bryan Dcen, tie following negro slaves. viz ::
one negro boy Wesley, one negro girl Ann,
and one negro woman Rachael; levied on us
the property Of The Defendant Bryan Deem.
Terms Cash. S. CHRISTIE, s. I. D.
Jan Is 1851 BIC
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MEDICAL CARD.

THE Subscribers have this day formed Co.
4 partnership, for the practice OF
medicine, Surgery & Obstetrics.
Cases in charge of either of them will receive
the attention Of the other, when necessary, with
out additional charge.
" Office at our Drug Store.
+. +. TEAGUE, NJ. D.
y. G.. TEAGUE, NJ. d.
Eagcficld c. f., January l 1851.
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(. Subscription Receipts.


THE following persons have paid up to the til
Ifixed to o.their names:
William Culbreath, to 18th March, 1852.
B.M Posey, to 3Oth january 81.
W. j. Adams, to 9th Jan 80.
o. Towles, to 9th Jan '52.
Manchester Padgett, to 9th Jan '52.
Robert H. Minis, to 9th Jan '52.
Jacob Colin, lst Jan 81.
Mrs Nancy Blocker, to 9th Jan '52.
A. Lewis, to 10th Jan. '52.
Col. Wyatt Holmes, oath Oct 81.
Freeman Roper, to 9th Jan '52.
Mark Corley, to 9th Jan '5s.
David Mcaling, to 9th Jan '52.
John c. Loveless, to 9th Jan. '52.
L. B Cochran, to 4th Jan '52.
D. Bunch, to 10th Jan '52.
John Harlin, Sr., to 10th Jan '52.
T. Brcithaupt, to 6th Feb 80.
Robert Mccullough, to sth Feb 81.
Anthony QUITS, to 10th Jan '52.
James McAlanus, to 10th Jan '52.
John Zimmerman, to 10th Jan '52.
Elijah Fortner. to 18th Jan $50.
John Harlin, jr., to 18th Jan 80.
Moses Swearengin, to 10th Jan so.
John Swearcngin, to 10th Jan $50.
Eldred Swearengip, 10 10th Jan 80.
Moody Harris, to lst Jan 81.
Joshua Hill, to 7th Jan '522.
Mrs c. B. Kincadc, 10 lGtl, Jan '52.
DR.. VIM. Pratt, to 18th Jan '52
Martin Nlcdlock, to I'd Jan '52.
Capt. NJ. Walker, to Sth Feb 40
BENZ. S. Cogburn, to lst Aug 81.
James NJ. Lanham, to 10th Jan '52.
Samuel Singleton, to lst May Isl.
Eugene Burt, to 10Th Nov 81.
Rev. VIM. johnson to 9th juno 81.
Joseph Rearden, to Sth Feb '52
Mrs. Sarah r. Gallman, to 22d Oct 81.
Benz. Roper, 23d June '5l.
Jesse Rambo, to 23d Jan so.
T. W. Lewis, to 23d Jan 80.
Hancock Suddoth, to 18th Dec '5i.
Capt. J. B. Smith, to Sth Feb '52.
L. w. Boland, to 23d Jan '52.
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Townsville Academy.

THIS INSTITUTION, two miles west of
4 Cambridge, will be opened on the second
Monday in January 1851, under the superin-
tclldcnce of Mr.. GEORGE Z. LEITNER,a
Graduate of the South Carolina College. l8
lie comes well recommended by Mr.. J.. r..
SnURLEY, who prepared him for College, and;
also by some OF the Professors Of that Institution.
Those who have Sons or Wards to educate,
could probably, not do better than to place them
at this institution where all the branches neces-
sary to prepare them for College, or for the busi-
ness of life will be taught
Terms per Session of Ten Months,
For the Elements, including Reading, Writing
and mental exercise in Arithmetic, 80. Sl2 90
For tile above, with English Grammar,
Geography. Arithmetic, Algebra, &C.
omctry, Chemistry. &e. OO
For the above with Latin and Greek. .28 90
Board can be had on reasonable terms.
Trustees.
DR.. R. C. GRIFFIN, Tnos. CHATHAM, Esq.
Capt. WM CARTER, w. n. MooRE, Esq.
Capt P. McKELLER. J. w. CnILEs, Esq.
Jan. Q, ct 81
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
B. Minis, Guardian,
B. Minis, Guardian,
Henry L. Brown, and wife

Henry L. Brown, and wife
HARRIET Ann.
DY Virtue of an order from john Hill.
ID ESQ. Ordinary of Edgefeld District, /
shall proceed 10 sell ut Edge6eld Court House
on the first Monday in February next, tho
lands belonging to the above parties, con-
tanning four acres more or less, situate in the
District and State aforesaid, near the Town
of Aiken, and bounded by lands of John
Bauskett and others.
Said land will be sold on credit of twelve
months the purchaser giving bond and two
approved securities, and mortgage OF the
premises to the Ordinary to secure the pur-
chase money. Costs to be paid cash.
S. CHRISTIE s. E. D.
Jan. 10 3te ~ o2
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ELECTEO.r NOTICE.

Liberty Hill, Jan'y !, 1851. If 80
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Those indebted to the estate Of Lewis Robert
son. deceased. arc requested TO make payment,
and those having demands against said estate to
hand ti:cnl in properly at;rslcd to tho under
signed. ELEERT DENOHE. Admir-
De JoaiS non.
Nuy. 81, 1850. If Al
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Wanted
FxccUtor's Sale.
Boarding for Young Ladies.

VNNIIE Subscriber will accommodate with board
4 ing, ten or twelve Young Ladies. Ills
House IS roomy and pleasantly situated, convenl
cnt to the Female Academies Parents ana
Guardians may be assured that every attention
necessary will be paid TO Girls committed to his
care. LIN W NA ~
Jan. l. 1851 oo
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
In ORDINARY.

DY JOIINIlIII Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District:
Whereas VIM. Waldrum hath applied TO
me for Letters of Administration. OF I'LL
and singular the goods and chat!lcS, rigl:s
and credits Of Henry Waldrrlm late OF the
District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, 20 cite ard adnonish
all and singular. Tie kiIdrcd and creditors Of
the said deceased, 10 Ge and appear before lie
1T our next Ordnary's Court for the s%ii Dis
rict, TO be holden at Ed 1elield Court House
Oh the 81 day of Feb. next, TO show cause il
any why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the Goth
day of january in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and tiIty-onr, and in
the 18th year Of American Independence.
JOHN HILL. Q. I. u.
January 23 ct
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Notice.

A Ii Persons indebted to the estate Of llcze-
a kah Strom, deed, are requested to pay up
before Return Day, or pay cost, and those hay
inc demands against said estate vii! present them
properly attes;cd, rs the law requires.
S. c. S'rROM, Admir-.
Jan q 1851 Ut 81
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4 Ii Persons ha2ing demands against the
l A estate of Elisha &. Robertson, deceased,
are requested to hand them in properly attcstcd,
and those in btc to the said estate arc requested
to make payment to the undersigned.
EBERT DEVORE, Admir-.
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Rutha Lowe, and others.
DY virtue of an order from John Hill, Esq,
ID Ordinary of Edgefield District, shall
proceed to sell at Edgefeld Court House on
the first Monday in February next, the lands
belonging to the estate Of John Lowe, decd,
situated in the District and State aforesaid,
containing two hundred acres, more or less
and bounded by lands Of Benz. Barton, John
Price and others.
Said land will be sold on a credit OF
twelve months, the purchaser giving bond and
two approved securities, and mortgage OF
the premises to the Ordinary, to secure the
purchase money. Costs to be paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. Ed.
Ian 10 3te 0a
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NuY. 81, 1850.
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Tbe markets.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 81,

a good inquiry prevailed for this article yes
terday, but at somewhat reduced limits; factors,
however. refused 10 sell at lower rates, which
necessarily checked operations, and the sales
were confined to some 1900 bales, ut prices rang
inc from l2 to Isle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-01-23

DENIAINING in the Post Office at Edge
IL field C. H., January lst 1851.