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The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
VicksbuFg, Jackson and
Brandon Railroad.
NNNlMer AryNNgeMent.

uBASSENGER TRAIN leaves Nicks-
Il burg daily for Brandon at 3 P, NJ, re-
turning, leave Bfandon & % A. NJ, and
Jackson s AN
Accommodation Train Qreights and pas
sergers) leaves Vicksburg for Jackson daily
except Sunday at Ia. NJ; leaves jackson
| 80 r. NJ, and arrive at Nicksburg in time
for the New Orleans packets.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

Abljah r Brown.

THIS day came, IA. snii plaintiff by III.
Attorneys, sud II appearing to the salisiac.
tlon Of the Court here, that the defendant
Abijah II Brown "a not resident OF this
State, but Is supposed 10 reside In the State
Of Louisiana, 80 that the ordinary process
ofthc law cannot be served Oh him
II is therefore ordered hy the Court that
unless the sald defendant shalt appear, plead
answer. sc. In this case, on OF before the
first day OF mex, June FERN, OF this Court.
TO be holden az the Courthouse. Ia Wnhi.
vile IN snid county. on the second MON
DAY, III June next 1859
Judgment (hnsD by default, wi. be cn.
tered against him, aud the negro man siave
named, Richmond, e,salohed, will b. sold
toeatlAiy said debt, interest. aud all COSTS a
Aud, lsis further ordered, that copy
tAia order b. published in The Woodsilts
RepulicRn, y newspaper priuted and
published IL the town Of Woodville. IN said
county and State, once a week Tor the space
ol one mouth.
l.. Henry J. Batcrwortlr I lerk OF the
Circuit Court aforesaid. do hereby. certify.
tue abave 10 be q lrue copy OF the 0rigiual
0EavF Of publication, ia the above stated
eaEe, - lallyaa the same remains o Record
aa my ossee
Ia sessitaong whereof ! have hereunto,
set my hapdaua seal, OF sad CONT this l7h
day q Dseeaber, A.D, 1851
= II. j. RUTrERwoRTn. Cisrk
lg-GoRpoS and PasKl. paiaua-s Aaomeys
Woods.lle, Dee %, ls5l,--lm
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
@ &iLxiSsoS CoUNfY
IL tks ctnr4it eoNry, AZ sai3 eogafg De
.es ceHRr Tem, 40. 1851,
= A,isehn,ai. to,
Ahileh Il, Bfowa SiO2 IS.
THIS dsy 0a.ae, li.e said I4slnsitl, hy hls
Attorney. sn3l, agivaea.sto the satsiac, loa
'el the Govt hesc. s,sR. the aesrnaaus. Aasgah
II. Brown. Is ,iSl resident u ,bs, >sase.
but is supposed - reside IN aie Ss-se a
louisiana sctlia, ,lse osais.sTy reo,sss q sAs
law caut4os - sasvc,i cn hsss
Is Il is ,aerefs-e erlsfsa. sv iA- csasa sagrs
.unEss lhe said ae.ca,sani .gsa 1-svsaf. ssssna
.Rnswer Sc. ia .ais rosa, oa ~ bsfarr tts
FIRST asy 81 tant. Tenn. sd ths C.aarr. II IL
holden al ,he C5aNh5ese. Ii Waastir ir +
sad ecaaiy, on ,hp sceo1a MONDAY, 81
i0ue. 1852
Jadgmept (aral) hy atiaa', vi hs ~
taTel agaaasl Aaa. and The aeSra ussn saps
raaaed, klchnoad, attached. Wss s,e sss q
SATISFY salsgaebs. iassuss. sns al costs
Aud us hr,hc. oasesd. Ass sssa u
Ibis order BE- puslisAe2 "a sss Aaaas
hePaAuean, a newsEaFss, psaasta aes3
published IN the soWu IA N,afvae. Il i
sald coauis anj Siase--NscS . esA an live
spaee eIo oae aau,a.
1, hea oaslcrorlh. Cscgk al slae
Clwnl Caari asow-a q. 10 AcgpsA. cefsl.y.
'le above 70 Ne ifue caas .. ,he ossg,as
Onier OF p09.lcaae0, ga tbs si.ose s,ssea
ease as lal0 as ,he same rS.s.ainS Of Recofa
"a sas oisss.
IL se~sialeay whereof have herennso.
SCI mr. baud erld seal ot~ ~ Congs, ,Ass In
day q Deccu.bes, A.D 1851.
- AJ, DUTPERw0gTH. esrrf
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4 q N MS

z r R II s.
Board Washing and Lodging, 500 90
Tallion in English branches 30 90
lnstructionin Music, Vocal and Piano
Forte, 10 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Instruction in Drawing aud Painting, 20 90
GEO. b. COLLIER, President.
MIS- NJ. \. ALEXANDER, Principal.
Miss :. l. RuDSuL, assistant
Refcr@cos.-Micajah Row, Henry Heb
good. George Cook, W. r. Wimhish, Esqs
Percy's Creek, Jan. 7, lS5O-ly.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
STOP TIE NLANDER.

X an advertisement published in several
- newspapers Nr, A. Pate has charged, un'
der the caption, Stop tke Murderer" Jane
HeSly Conner, with having shot down ny
son James D. Pate, without any proyccailOn
Whatever ", on the nth day of July, is5i,-
ihe statement is false aud slanderoos. NO
mardef has been committed by Jas v, ton-
neF James d. Pate is living and recovering
ifom the effects OF his wounds--woands pro-
ro.sd by a series Of insults and injuries done done
to Jas w. Conner aud Widowed sister sacn
as he mas, have been either more or less 'nsI ~
a man not TO have resented. Lei cana''
paohc hear al.d judge betweea The parties,
TH0S. G. CONNER
black Hawk. Carroll county. Aug. sLh lsal-'
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PAINTING Axp PAPER-nANGlNG

PAINTING AND PAPEk-HAN6lNG
NOTICE : hereby given 10 the citizens
~ q Wll&lHsc. CogEly. that he under
signed has taken shop IN W0odsillc. aud
'haS he win be haPPy EoaEteDd 70 all orders
h eeove hae. he ha> competent and
iNseacea aaaas, aua is prepared to exc
e ie b wish tae utmost uestne>s and d.
patch. Oeslef> !eit al the drug store prompt.
b aGseE1s1go. ]. w. uQNNAI.LEY.
x6. lSvi
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Establishm ent,
And
The Neuesi Goods.

SIMON 4 MOSES WOLF. ftf#
H Are a0is OfrHiag.
AT their New Estahiishment. 90 Com.
nsfrial Ruu. 3d do1r abogc Lehingweli s,
q large sad beautiful supply of
LADIES AND GENLENENS
GOODS. Of Enery Km
We deem it unncces-afy 70 publish an ex.
tended isl Of orr Good. A. we desire the
Ladies and Gentlemen 10 cnd and examine
70, themselves. a. we Tee. conideni We can
please them.
W1odville. April OH 1850.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

AS -
- A RESPECTFULLY la.os.sss
- # the pahsSc th@s he has tskgu
sfAHV the HeasAaw Hoarse, ~ 8a-
- fEHAI Yea S2Fs. aad i ROW prepaI-
S-ssa..ssrsl4 "a i . accommodate all who
max eall 81 han, in a siylo
equal 70 ANY Ia the eo0aGfy. The COlonsl tiAi-
,egs hiassstl taas ~ czi snd wlsl keep the best
house l00t ot New OsleaaSb II the Stale, a. TIC
i ccstaln thss he wall spare rs expense or pains
IN procuring The Aess ~ef TIE rood shiprxs sha,
this cg iAe New Orleans market afRarag Erv.
" cxegsioR wsilNe saaae q reader comfortable
and al home, als pessanx wAo chooses 70 rai.
rcaixe he establishment
Psyca Ssra. FeA @x 1881, sy9
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

fffI sstsG Of df,sl4IfF..l
WiLuuts Cmsrg
h. a. = faiaf C1ulfof fs-tf Csmfa =
osafey Tsoa ftforf 40 l-1f
aqseu lraihsmnp
Napdn liumph sgg1i.
FFNfiS Gay cnmr lhc panua By hls a
3efaes, ami iiappeanng 20 lae ssllela
tt1a Sd tie Dclu hcie. thai the dsleisdsn
Matilda llamfhacs lias Icmogel lrom ~.
State aud County. aforesaid. 20 that "a,
oflinafy process o. iae law canuol be tefyrd
upon hef.
+ u tacTcfsre nuiorcj ~ tie Cour. thui
uuless the ssia dcirudsni shall sppsaf. p.esd
answer De-, in iiis ca.r. on " before ~.
nul daY q iha nsxt June Term Of thi-
can5l O. be holden ui the oaahouae ~
WeodViils iii ssG county. on the SECOND
AloADAE ia June next. 1864
.daniTinrH', liiual) By dclsuli. wilt be
cutsred against her. and ihe property a.
iached, wiil be sold 20 satisfy said dslt, ln-
tefsst sad ail costs.
Aud. It Is lunhrr ordered. that a cory o.
tltls UNDER De published "a lhs 4 Noodsiar
Repubirau, urwpaper printed aud
patatshedih,ho laWn oi Woadville. insaid
coonts. and STATE. .--0nse week. i0f tht
spHee OF ole month.
!. Henry ]. Banerwouh. Cerk Of ihr
Circuit Court, rlorsss,d. DO hegrby. eeHisy,
the asavp to he tFur copy OF The 0ftsinu
Order ei nubiceilon IN The shove stated
case. as fully as lbe ssns resnans ol Reeold
IA ny office
Ia tss.imuny whereof have hereuu'o,
sstmy llaud aisi seal Of SAID Coarl. lhis III
day Of Deoembes, A. D 1851.
10 BUTTER WORTH. CIe,k
~ l., X BAEbgS. Plsnlia's Attorney.
Weaivllle, Dec 22. ieai-.-tm
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
WlLxiNsoS GouNrY.
ia the circuit eoHst, n sad county. he.
csmlvr Term tbsoeeC A ~ 1861.
Richard Clampit,. Admmie
traitor of jacob Ellsbery Attachment
deceased. for sl4il q
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

HPuOLS pERlNG done { -.
1in the most iashiouah.s s. SEs
style, Snd sofas newly CO, cred BY
SsiI I'll & RICHARDSON.
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Dissolution.

TLHE 6rm heretofore existing between
The undersigned, under the style and
hIm o. Henry X Myers. is this dav dissolv-
ed by mutual consent Persons indebted
TO the hrm are notified that Leopold Henry
Is a'one authorized to receipt for claims,
aud thar heis responsible for ali liabilities of
said firm LEOPOLD HENRY,
MYERS LEVI.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

OST received q 10, OF fine Segars. Tor
- sale ey w. A uASSEILa
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

The business will be continued al the old
stand by Leopold Heury, who will be thank
inl @ receive the cats OF his friends and the
paifonage OF the public generally.
LEoAoLD HENRY.
Feb 2a fs5i-d.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
BRICk BRlCk

BRlCk 1 BRICK | j.,
fHE subscriber has Just burned hlla
and intends keerng constantly VA
hand q supply a. Fine Brick
IL Apply al his residence. ID. Holt
Feb u, 1850,
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

Il II Ps RCE, FOr Adams, success
So AZ 8aAru aaiuou- ortnagdaR- and
Gsaa4 lNsaea MswaazE, NIL aslepa strictly
% aAs saasgaaag u cCuon. &c. which may
ne eaarsssssa 10 aim. lie keeps constantly
o2 naEa seESssas assortment 0s Dry Goods,
tSsucer1es, Hardware. &e.. which be ~eil>
iow fof Casa % on usual time 10 paRctnai
esasaeaHs-~' SsifSs i5-yl
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mnawats
MISSES sIpT


Cs0frs n1r cnmpiaKioH 90 yean W ace.
3 ~ri2 inches hifh has bad ~ teeth ays
hs trloues o. seph " hiHey parish Of
Asrensinu
HsurH lighi aompl xlnn. 8 rei inrirs
hixh. - Yrafs Of Hsr. mark on h.- l-1 arm.
ay. be- brlo1raio Chs Wf',Hms. Reptiles ~.
Hsnrv, Hack complex on, 8 lot inchrs
'ugh 25 years %. ace, strut made. Las marks
Z tiie whip on be back
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
} WNFRs OF AND DEALERS

1iipieRt for the cure of Founder. SpM hool
ool-bound Horses. and contracted and Fever
Feet Wounds, bruises in the heshy CALLED
backs, cracked heels. scratches, cuts, kicks
&c on horses.
Cdriton's Ring-bonc Cure. for the cure cf
ring-bone, blood spawn bone SPAWN wind
gals, and splint--a certain remedy.
This Ring-bone Cure and the Founder Oint
menl are prepared from the recipe OF a very
celebrated English Farrier and will curei
uineiy-nlne cases out of one hundred any Of
the above complaints. They have been used
by farmers livery men, stage proprietors, and
Others, with the most marked and decidel
success.
For sale in Woodville by
WRIGHT &. FTnRP
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

Ia se-simeay wheSooi ] have heremnto.
scg ms hand end seal oi~si Congs, sAis In
day os neccu,bes. AID. 1851.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-12-30
OFFICE. FOR PATENTS, WASHINGTON, -. - a a

" G. ROBBINS, Solicstor u P1ssss ~ for ps
Il. uscsess,y Drawings and Papers ior n ri, p
ents and traussct all other business IN toe INV 90
fesson It the Patent Once He can De saus 10 b,
aussions relating 70 the patent laws ana e hearings
s.I.stss .nncstiops Tor patents prepare new Pr
obtain patents 10 eli cases where there any
sons a. Distance DESTROYS Of having ,ar ss
the Patent Once prio, 70 MAILING Of Az. aO,r's
sss, ststsm cut Of their case when i~medsse ~
he given 70 IT, and ell the y, uvs
by visit Of the applicant In person relating s taken
- thsir vsnticn and the requisite steps 70 ill
shtsin patent therefor. lshoud 10 prove 70 Be
srom oily for ~asdsd TO them BY mall ,s.Oss .
All letters business must De post pAia Asa
anita Vie re- where written opinion IL required.
n1- once on street, opposits the Pstent o" Non
"a has she honor Of referring, BY permssicn
l. kllsworth aud Hon Edmund Burke iase Co@s bss
VI Patents, and 70 those for shou he mas "A Dee =
uess during the past eight years -
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IMPoRrAyr 70 DRUG0IsTs.

~ n, McCULlDUGH, ksnafsetursr ana =. yof
IL. PAINTS, OILS, &C., i4i Maiden Lane VIZ
o6ses for sals - SeasonAbls terms
wAIts Lead In n, n hsgs Of Is 70 SO Hosna,a,
a,seH Psiss, YsIIcu OsIrs, ysaitlas ksd 10 OIL
Potent Dryer SpssisA Brown, Terra Se ss,as, 10 OIL
Prs s s,ss csssn. s:is. sid vsrds' In "
Varnishss Of all kinds.
Linseed OIL boiled End raw. y,
Putty, Chalk whiting. Lsnso'.ss ,.ms Ned spd u
A~ssiasa and Eaglish vs.'ssa Hs''
rudis ksS' Rsa Leo End LtAarss, ary.
Ssons FrensA and yellow OeAre esy' Oct Ii-5n
CArscs, Paris, AID Branswiss ossse, s'y.
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w B.PALMEg, the Ansrsss. . An ~
W for the Nsss.al Evs, - rssss y rssssvsss
a. Hs sess ~ = bestsa, = career q
Trihuns BaIdinG; PAis1epAia, sssssr fS'''
"a CAsstsut streets naloansss' sss' -.
- ,.,.' r. ' ssrrsss,lL
s.aSsss.. ga Csil.ss.s Assst, w. - ns,..slss
(jscsnai 6sil1I10,Ns siss seasas's sss
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Wings in Connecticut
Wing National Convention
Wing National Convention, Resolutions of
Wing United States Senator from Misss-
sippi
Wilson, Hon. H., in Massachusetts Legis-
lature
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-05
Fop TIE ADVERTISER.

Ma EDIToR,-As the impression seems 10
exist to some extent that my property will be
offered on the 10Th inst, at public sale, merely
with the view to speculation, it is due to my
creditors to say that there will be no difference,
as respects their interest, between this sale and
one made by the Sheriff or by an Executor or
Administrator Of ones property.
It is true | am not forced to sell ut present.
and perhaps would not bcfor several years But
since my property, ut fair price will not much
more (if any than meet my liabilities, the public
sale of it on long credits will surely much better
consult the interests of Creditors, as we'll as my
own purse, than to hold on until my wards shall
have attained their majorities in the meanwhile
goaded by duns, and exhausted by usury and
the costs of suits, and thus even licking the rod
of the oppressor. from whose wiley arts and ava
ricious grasp it is almost impossible for the hon.
est and generous to escape. At fair price my
property will pay all demands. If so, shall be
happy and contentcd in being relieved from
indebtedness, the greatest curse 10 an honest
man. have divcsted myself of my estate in
trust for benefit of Creditors. What this bcnc-
fit shall be will depend upon the sale. BE the
sacrifice what it may, it must and shall be sold.
Terms may be extended or otherwise altered
if creditors desire. Possession will be given az
soon as practicable after the sale
Feb. 4, 1852. II. r. SPANN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-05
mTHE SILENCE EXPLALNED.n

THE Southern Standard has bitter and Ito our
vicw) an uncallcd. for article in late number, in
which he undertakes 10 expose the reasons OF the
present silence of the South Carolina Press III re-
ference to political matters. The editors pen
seems to have been dipped in gall, while engaged
in manufacturing this TRADE against the unofiend-
ing Secessionsts. Does the Standard fatten on
intestine strife, that he thus seeks to excite the
passions of those, who should act towards each
other with the fairness and confidence of honora-
BILE brothers! South Carolnans tLhe people, we
mcan) have buried their late feud, and arc earn
esty de>irous of blotting i. from mcmory's page.
Cannot the Standard (tlc peoples evcr.faithful
servanr consent to the popular reconciliation I!
We cannot conceive why any one should struggle
to keep up this denunciatory spirit Talk about
"stabbing our Sta.e!" Who does this more deep
ly than the man who fomcnts discorl among our
selves! We hope the STANDARD will subdue his
excited feelings
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-05

lightened liberali,y and sef-sacraiicing charity.
He feels that there are cases where temporal losses
should be volunteered for the securing OF his
peace while on earth and his happiness hereafter.
The bad man, acting upon the same PrihclPle'
has an eve only to the aggrandisement oi the
tangible goods of time and sense-to the outward
display of opuiehce-or to outsripping The aVarl'
cious demons in human flesh who have gone oe-
fore him, and whose example has madoeheo MIN
with the desire of seeing cringing creditors ooe'
dient to his beck and bidding. He is blinded oy
the god of this world, and he remorsclessly
crushes everything that prevents him from grow
ing richer--richer-riche 1t seldom matters
with him whether guilt is incurred by himself or
woe entailed upon the weak by his ruthless on
ward march, His consolation is, that he IS only
i" taking care of number one. ."-The goou ana
the brave man will venture far for the succour OF
the oppressed and the relief of the innocent. lie
will even dare to enter the vale of temporal ad'
retsitv if It be necessary for these purposes FOR
there.y his honor nre preserved, and that Is MS
"number one" The bad and cowardly man VIII
ensconce himself in his gilded nest and look
away from scenes which might tend to draw him
within the range of the slightest hazard. For
thereby his ease and safety is preserved, and
these make up with him the 'Hnumber one" of his
cxsicnce.-But we are sertnonizing perhaps be-
yond the readers patience. We therefore coli.
clude this second chapter by wishing for us all n
proper view of the real duties implied by the
maxim, "Takc care of number one"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS ON SATURDAY LAST.

TIE Fox chase, which we heralded last week,
was failure. Gentleman Rcynard, red though
he was, failed to smake tracks" He preferred
making fight" and was consequently murdered
without delay by greedy pack Of hounds. In
stead Of trusting to his heels, he fooshly turned
upon his pursuers at the beginning of the race,
and the beginning was therefore his end. But
inasmuch as large number of huntsmen had
come out for a little sport, and the weather was
fine and bracing, it was determined to have
race Of some kind at all hazards; and so the fox
was sknned-and one of the company touk the
end of a string, the other end of which was tied
around one end of the skin of the animal which
had just ended its terrestrial career-and the
rider dashed off at 4 furious pace-aid in twenty
minutes the dogs were turned loose-and the
chase was up Although but an indifferent sub.
slitute for real chase yet there was some excite
ment and some falling off Of horses, and pretty
good cry. But it was failure after all.
In the afternoon, a real mot a " Bengal Tiger
as Mr.. SLoMAN would sing) but real wildcat
was turned out of his cage to contend with
brace of the hounds which had made music in
the carly morn. The ring was formed, and the
fight begun and terminated without harm to any
of the parties. Ths cat was then turned loose
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Stcu is the proclamation we hear issued. every
morning, through the Cocks shril clarion, :,
One of our Roosers insists npon varying the e1-
preston -lightly-but, as general thing. f" Cock
a.tloodle. .too" is the word. Now the question
arises, "what is the Interpretation of that chick.
en- shout!" We answer, Let every ono explain
it rs best suits himself. I'VE don't intend to
SNAKE the effort "-Bnt, under this caption, wc
merely desired to make an enquiry or two, to
which we hope somc skiful pontry-raiser will
speedily respond lst, Are not game chickens
better in most respects than any other kind For
quantity of eggs! For telicacy of flesh! For
rapidily of growth! 2nd, Is NOT the Charleston
hula -bullno about big fowls all fudge Are not
the large kinds coarser, slower in laying, and in
ferior 10 our common breeds in every respect es-
cept size +! 3rd, Is there any plan by which hens
can be induced to lay TWO eggs day!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-05

70" The Friends of BARNEY NJ. La
MAR, respectfully announce him as Can
didato for Tax Collector at the ensuing
election.
w" HIRAM JOURDAN, Esq, is res
pectfully announced BY his friends rs Can
ddate for Tax Collector Mt the ensuing cleo
tion,
cY The Friends of WESLEY BODlE
respectfully announce him as a Candidate for
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
~ THE Friends of FELIX E. BODIE,
respectfully announce him rs Candidate
for Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
eW@ THE Friends of w. F. DURISOE,
respectfully announce him as Candidate
for Ordinary, at the next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-05
Attention Cavalry.

VlnE esprit OF 1851 will parade at
Il Alt. Willing. the 4,h Saturday in Feb
ruary next, armed and equipped as The Conrti-
tuition requires At the samc. time there will be
II Uuurt rIrs71Hr. 10 Iru trrrufrrrs fur nom
attendance at previous Drills:
BY order of Capt r. B. BOCkNlGIlT. (.
j. P. Hill. o. S.
n. B.-Thc Members Of the Company nre re-
qucsted to come prepared to pay to the 1rcasu-
rcr. all dues to the Company or Committee WHO
purchased the materials for the Company.
r. Il. r.
E,h = A.
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HY n E NJ IA.L.

MARRIED, on the 29'h January, by Rev. NJ.
Boyd, Mr.. WILLIAM GIpsoH and Miss MARTHA
SMITH, both Of Edgefcld District.
MARRIED, on the 18th January, by Judge
Thompson, DR.. SAMUEL LAssErEn, Of Newton,
Ga. and Miss CAROLINE V. TooKE, OF Thom-
asville, Ga.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-05

and he forthwith galloped off to an adjoining
swamp. Again was the whoop raised, the dogs
were eff, and in few brief moments the cot was
orer,aken, when the closing act of the days per-
formances came on. This was another fight be.
tween dozen dogs on one side and the poor
solitary cat on the other. But the cat was not
killed, nor were the dogs scratched. Terrible
fighting that! And 50 ended this thrillingly in
tercstinp day
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-05
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDIFdRY.
Elizabeth Burncll, and others,
Cumplainants,

Elizabeth Burncll, and others,
Complanants,
James Harper, Administrator of
Robert Burncll, deed.
nN hearing the complaint Of Elizabeth Bur-
" nell. and others, Heirs and Lis,rbu-
tees Of Robert BurnclI, decd. and it appear
ing to my satisfaction that James Harper, Ad-
ministraor on the Estate Of said Rob,. Bnrnell,
deed, resides beyond the limits of this State,
On motion Of Mr. hey. Attorney for Complain
ants, Ordered that the said James Harper, the
legal representatives of William Garrett. Sr..
decd. and Robert Mcdonald, the surctics Of
the said James Harper. appear before me at the
Court Of Ordinary, oil Friday the 18th inst. to
account for his Administration upon said Estate
1t is further ordered, that copy OF this Cita-
ton, be served upon the sureties Of the said
James Harper or their legal representatives, who
reside within this District.
Given under my hand. at my office, this 4th
Fcb'ry 1852. JOHN HILL, o.E. D.
Feb ) 2t 3
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COM IT E r CIAL.
Correspondence Of the Advertiser.
JJhNRIIPG E,b 2 1881

IIAMBUKU, Ftb. s, 1901.
There has been no change in our Cotton mar
ket for the last week. We quote to-day for
strictly Fair q Fair "A to 74-other qualities
from cts down to cts.
FLouR-We quote Flour from ESQ to IS 500,
per barrol.
BAcoS-Sides, 10 TO / cts Shoulders, IL {;
Hams, II to Is cts.
LARD-New Lard is worth l2 cts.
CoFFEE-Rio 10 to l2; Cuba II to 10; Java
IA to l6 cts.
SuoAR-Littlc or no change in priccs-bcst
qualities from 10 to II cts.
FIDA1C0
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Strayed or Stolen.

TROM the Subscriber on the 18th January
j. last a SMALL WHITE HORSE, with q
scar on ono of his hind feet, and apparently a
little weak in his right eyc-no other marks re-
collected
Any information concerning said horse. and
addressed to the Subscriber at Duntonsville P.
O., will be thankfully received and libcray re-
warded. HIRAM BUSH.
Feb 5 ct 3
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Feb $
For Sale,

4 HOUSE AND LOT containing about two
n acres, one aud half miles from Edgeheld
on the Columbia Road. There are on the Lot
well of good water and all necessary outbuild-
ings for a small family.
The place will be sold for Cash or on time,
tho purchase money being amply secured
and immediate possession given.
W Apply at this Office.