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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv EOEJTY
nv EQUII 7.
Wm. F. Elan and others,

YS. : Dill lot iarllllon
Patrick II. Elam.
DY virtue of an order from the Court of
ID Equity, will sell on Monday the Goth of
December. at the late residence of Mary EIam
the following real and personal estate, wherein
the said Mary Elam has surrendered her life III
tcrest, viz
One Tract of Land situate in this District,
containing sixteen hundred QG0o) acres, more
or less, lying in part on Harris creek and nd
Joining land. of George McKir. Mrs. Polly Ham,
moud, John Adams, John Jones and others
This plantation is one of considerable value, all
in good repair, just is miles from Hamburg.
tmbcrrl with OAK and hickory. well adapted to
to the growth of cotton and corn, and rs to
health aud good wafer, unsurpassed this side Of
the muuniainS. There are upon the tract two
comfortable dwelling houses with gin house,
screw. and all necessary out buildings Altrgc-
thrr it is very valuable place, and one of the
most drsirnLlc stands for public l;ouse in the
District
And upon The same occasion, fourteen likely
negroes. MS fellows Tom. Tony, Robert. Judy
and her child Martha. Matilda and her two child
rrn Charity and Mary, Frances, Manga and her
child John, Louisa, Amy and Nancy. Also, four
head of mules and horses, some thirty or i"ry
head of cattle, the like number of hogs. some
forty or fifty head of sheep, divers articles of
household and kitchen furniture, Il wagon, IN
on cart and supply Of plantation tools and in'-
plrments of husbandry.
The real estate above described, will be sold
on credit of one and two years, in equal ann1I-
al ir,s,amens, and the personally on 4 credit
of twelve months from The day Of sale, except
as to so muri, ~ will drtrny the costs and cxprn-
ses of this suit which must be paid in cash.
Purchasers will be required to give Bonds, with
ample surety, to secure the purchase money. A
plat of tile land will " in readiness on the day
of sale. a. SlMklNS. {. Z. =. D.
Nov. Is, 1852. 81 "A
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state Of South Carolina,


IN EQUITY.
Briton Minis and others,
vs. Bill for Partition,
James R. Garrett, Will and Account.
lam Garrett and others
DY virtue Of an Order from the Court 1T
- Equity in this case, will sell at Ed.efed
c. H. on the first Monday in January next, the
following tracts or parcels of land, viz:
i. a tract or parcel OF sixty four acres, situate
in the District aforesaid on Stephens creek and
bounded hy lands of Thomas Mckie, w. G.
Alckic and Samuel Gclzen
2. A tract or parcel of six acres, situate "a
above, lying on Waters of Horns creek, and
adjoining lands of T'hos. R. NlcKic.
3, Attract or parcel of sixty four acres, sold by
Mrs. Elz. Garrett, rs to her life estate to VIM.
Garrett and by him TO Samuel Getzcn.
Plats of the above tracts or parcels of land
will be prepared and exhibited on the day "f
sale, more accurately defining their situation and
boundaries.
These lands will be sold on a credit of twelve
months from The day Of sale. except as 10 the
costs of this suit which will be required in cash.
Purchasers to give bonds with adequate surctics.
A. SlAiKlSS, C. E, E. p,
Nov. IS, 1852. 1t "a
r3" The Augusta Chronicle &, ScntinelWitl
copy until day of sale, and forward acct. to tbis
Office.
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SI,criG,s Sales.

DY Virtue of Il wriis of Fier Facias. to
ID me directed, shall proceed to sell al
Edgriicld Court H"nse. on the first Monday and
Tuesday in Dee next, the following property,
in the following ease, viz:
James Sheppard VS. Stephen T. Wren and
John Hill, The Tract Of Land where the De.
frndant Wren resides, containing one hundred
and thirteen (ll3) acres, more or less, and nd.
joining lands Of John Rush, Elbert Drvore and
others
Hill g. Wardlaw Va John Terry. the tract Of
land where the Defendant Trrry resides. con-
tanning four hundred and fifty (i5O) acres, more
or less. aud adjoining lands of Artcmus Lowe
r. G.. Curtin and James Bennett.
John Hill VS. +. w. Wrlrh. the Tract of Land
where Robert Bradfrld resides. containing two
hundred (2oO) acres. more of less, and adj"in-
ing lands of D. d. Brunson, Ann Strom and
others
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Noyll Ste A3
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FOR TIE ADVERTISER,
EXTRA COTTON PICKING IN cHoTA.

MEssRs. EplroRs: On Monday. the lst day Of
November inst, n race took place between little
son Of S. BEoApwArER, Esq, in his Prolific Pomc-
granite Cotton, and negro woman belonging to
E. L. DwoLlrrLE, one Of his ncighbors. The
parties met at O'Clock y. NJ, and ended half III
hour by sun in the evening. The result was 356
for the little boy, and $50 for the girl The cotton
was somewhat trashy. CllOTA.
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COIN N RGIAL.
yorrespondencc of tho Advertiser.

Correspondence OF tho Advertiser.
HAMBURG, Nov. 18Th, 1852.
CorToS-Snca our last report we have received
adviecs from Liverpool, which Ind the effect OF ad-
vrlicinr our market full cent, Oh our last quota
tons. We quote to-day ST to 81 cts. We d" not
see any gond ground for tbs advance in our market.
consequently unless there is alvauce in the ports
correspom,!ingly, we look for prices the ensuing
week, to rccedc from the present prices. We heard
Of one sale yesterday above extreme quoted, bnt
we regard it not legitimate one, aud therefore We
ar not governed by it.
Our Grocery Market continues to be well supplied
with all articles needed by the farmer.
Freight pr Rail Road to Charleston, 81 per bale ;
to Savannah. per River, 81 cts per bale.
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Fourteen very Likely Negroes,
state Of south Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.


IN EQUITY.
'''''' 's"; vs.. ."N ' Bill for Partition.
Nancy Neal and others.
10Y virtue of an order from the Court of
- Equity in this case, | will proceed to s-H
at Edgrlicli C. ii. on the first Monday in Janu- :.
arv next the following lands, viz:
]. a portion of the h"mestcad tract, c"npri-
sinc four hundred acres, more or less, situated
in the District aforesaid. and lying Oh Penn creek,
the boundaries to BIZ given more accurately On
day of sale.
.. A tract of land containing eight hundred
acres, more or less, situate rs above, lying on
Turkey creek and adjoining lands of Avory
Bland, Aqnila Miles, Eugcpc Burt and others.
8 hnnlhcr tract of land, containing one hnn-
drcd and three acres, more or less, and adjoining
lands of Enycne Burt, Avory Bland and others.
4. a BODY of land near Edgcheld e. H., ad-
Joining lands of Francis w. Pirkens, Francis II.
Wardaw and others, which is to be run of into
seven lots, as near equal rs may be, and thus
sold.
The abovc are fine lands and should command
he attention of all purchasers of real estate.
plas of the different tracts and of the last mcn-
toned seven lots will he exhibited Oh the day uf
sale.
Terms of salc-A credit of one and two years
from day of sale, with interest from and after
the expiration of the first year. except as TO so
much rs will dcfray the costs of this suit which
must he prid in cash. The purchase money 10
be secured by Bonds with sufficient surr,irs.
Purchasers 10 pay for titles.
A. SlMKINS, ED.
Nov. l6, 1852 1t Is
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RY NJ E NAL.

MARRIED, on the S0ih ult., by J. Quattlcbunl,
Esq, Mr. CALEB RuNNELs and Miss TEMrEnAScE
HOLLOWAY, all Of this District.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr. Tnos. TIN.
MxRMAx and Miss SAVANNAH Mcdowell, all Of this
District.
MARRIED, on the 2nd instant, by the Rev. S. +.
Gc,zcn, Mr.. JonS GLASroS, Of Georgia. to Miss
s. J.. ANDERSON, of this District.
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THE ARSENAL ACADEMY

We Yesterday examined the Lite and impor-
tant improvements effected Oh the Arsenal
Academy buildings and grounds, which now
render it one Of the most imposing and eligible
structures in Columbia.
Asst has been determined by the Board Of
Visitors to transfer the whole fourth class to
this academy, instead of having it divided as
heretofore, it was absolutely necessary to pro-
vide adequate accommodations for the increase
of cadets. Hence appropriations were made to
construct Il centr. building, uniting the pre-
viously erected wings into one harmonious
whole, and finished off in imitation of granite
This has been most judiconSly done, and that
commanding position is now crowned by an
cdifice of 2I0 feet in extreme lengtr and hav-
ing three stories. The centre is 90 by 80 feet !;
wings 80 by 24-of two stories the whole
being laid off into thirty four spacious rooms.
The entire structure, besides aifordng resi-
dence to the accomplished Superintendent,
Capt. Mathews, will furnish ample accommoda-
tion for from 80 to 100 cadets, Of which the
Sourih class will probably consist. Much credit
Is due the architect, Mr. Graves, for tho SYM
metrical proportions of thi. really valuable m-
provemcnt, rs well as to the contractor, Mr.. J..
H. Long, who carried out his design.
OF course the grounds have also undergone
many changes corresponding with the buildings.
The thivk shrubbery, which was unbccoming in
military institute, though very pleasant to the
eye and highly ornamental, has been removed
from the enclosure of the main front, leaving
only the larger trees standing, and which do not
obstruct proper view of the Academy. The
parade ground will probably be changed, and
transferred to the enclosure Immediately in rear
of the edifee. These changes cannot fail to
be productive Of highly advantageous results
TO the institution, which partakes largely of the
fostering care Of the Statcr and has Il strong
hold upon the affections of the people: There
are but few cadets now in the school but ope
rations will be commenced on the fourth Tues
day of the present month, when the annua
examination will be made by the board Of Vsi
tors.-Carolinian, Nov. l2.
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-. -"
O. BIT q A r Y.

DEPARTED this life, in this District on Thursday.
the ltll inst. Of Typhoid Fever after a lingering
and painful illness Of several dys duration, Mrs.
REnEccA MrRRELI, coIsurt Of Mr.. Il. J.. Alurrcll,
aged 10 years and 1 days
The presence Of death in our midst is ever SOL
c:nn AMI painful but it is doubly more so when it
strikes down the kirdcst and most cherished ora-
nlrnts of Srcirtv.
Til, subject Of this memoir, needs no cElogy 10
make lis lcl her loss, point us to her instnabc
worth: yet the Heart whispers it is right and COM
III Hldablc To pay respect To our departed friend.
wlinsc death We all sincerely drp'orc.
The death of this Erly has not on'y inflicted a
deep and irrcrrabc loss in the family circle, but it
is Il sil bereavement scnsiby felt by the entire conf
nlu:iity in Which she lvrl For several years slm.
ad been consistent and IN exemplary member Of
the Mrtlpds, Z. Church, at Harmony, and died III
the fullest assurance Of 4 blessed immortality.
She possessed in an eminent degree, all those
social and domestic virtues which gave to the home
OF her husband its cndcarmcnts, and lrn!s to the
domestic circle its charm. Her anahlc disposition
and gentle and unob,rlsivc manners, cndcarrd her
TO all with whom she acquainted. As Il Chris
tan her whole lie presented one briyhl example Of
good works rs wif; she WAS devoted to her hus-
band as Il mothrr she ailcctiunatr'y and triGrrly
loved her children: she was kind and indu'Sent to
her servants, and charitable to al None can fully
appreciate the los Of slIcll companion or such Il
friend but those wllp have experienced the bitter
bereavement.
I'm afflicted family have hccn deprived Of 4 kind
and tender parent; Il family who particular ut this
timc needed maternal care and ailontlnn; but 1t
Is said, that GoI "tcmpcrs the wind t" the sllorn
laml,' AMI he Will in his Divine goo!ncss protect
them.
We will not bid this fuzzy cease to mourn, but
fl,utS Gr,tn
whence she derived her consolation, her lirnncss and
and her hopes which turns the tears Of anguish into
smiles Of Joy Let them lean the Lord for safely,
and c,r endless life, AMI be assured that although
sI. is deal she shall live again and let them wait
will pat cicc until their change comes. when this
''nu:tal shall put on Immortality" and death be
swallowed mp in victory.
% Peaceful he thy silent slu,lbcr-
Peaceful in the grave low;
Thou no more wilt join our numier,
Thou no more our songs shalt know.
- Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day nr life is fled,
Then in heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shcd.''
\ FRIEND.
DIED, on Monday the ST., inst. ALICE TALLrLA,
i:rant daughter Of & org, } and Enlrine !. Shrp
pard aged two years. six months and sixteen days.
AS the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withrrs in the rising day:
Thus lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fled its life away.
1t died to sin, it d'cl to cares,
But for y moment fi the rod.
O uinu:ncr, such the Lord declares,
Such are the children of our Cod
hi
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Subscription Receipts.


TmE following persons have paid up 10 the til
affixed to their names:
c.. Wills, to 18th February, '53.
III W Addison, to 9th November, '52.
Robert Turner, to Sd April, '53.
Elisha Stevens, TO 10th February, '53.
Mrs. E. y. C. Stevens, to 25th Aug 'j3.
Irwin g. swandalc, to 25,h Aug '53.
l.. McKinnon, to
VIM. Buchan, TO
Patrick Blue, to
WIN. G.. Quarlcs, TO 3rl July '5a.
John R. Tompkins, to lst Oct '52.
John Terry, ST., to 10Th July 'j3.
John Harris, to 18th Aug '53.
Scaborn Jones, to 9Th Sept 'j3.
John NJ. Norris, to 20h Nov 90.
S. E. Strom, to 9th Jan SO.
Ruu, lIolley, to 18th Sept '53.
Wise IIollcy, to lsih Sept 80.
Col. David Dcnncy, to 18th Sept '53.
Joel J. NIoring, to 18th Feb '53.
NJ. n. Moore, 10 lst May '53.
Joseph Nl. SHuii, W O'h n.y. we
Vim. Nj: Reed, to 2Uth Sept So.
VIM. Curry, to 18th June '53.
J. r. Sncllgroyc, to 9Th March ''3.
Whitfield Smith, to Goth March 81.
James Collins, to 18th Aug 80
Allen Franklin. to 5ll Feb 'o3.
Thos. Cnppcll, to 22l Sept '53.
W. B. Fetncr, to 22d Sept '53.
r. NJ. scurry, to 10th May '53.
John NJ. Mathis, to 18th March 80.
Jackson Holmes, Goth Sept 80.
Rev. Jas. NJ. Chiles, to gath April '53.
Geo. Kcrsaw, to 18th Dec '53.
y. Wktsop, to s9,b Sept '53.
T. Settle, Esq, to 18th July 80.
Geo. NJ. spearlnan, to sth Dec %.
Rev. Jesse P. Bodic, to slh May '53.
+. p. West, to 9th May '53.
Whitfield Martin, to 9th Oct '53.
Lewis Henderson, to lst March '53.
jeremiah, Nloblcy to 9Th March ''3.
Rev. IL. c. lIcrong, 10 Ord Jan '53.
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Blankets,

NRAY BROTHERS, have on hand large as
VI sortmcnt of BLANKETS, Of various kinds.
Probably some Of the finest Saxony Wool fine fin
i>hct, imported. With large assortment Of Lower
Grades and Plantation Blankets, which We are
selling cheap.
4
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Also,

A T the same time and place, the Under.
n signed will sell all the personal property
Of said Deceased, viz:
Fourteen very Likely Negroes
Tkree or four hundred bushels nf Corr, rdaer.
Peas, Hogs, Cows, Horses, Carriage, llausy-
hold and Kitchen Fnrn,ure and Plantation
Tool. Also, Il fine Gia-hcad ard set OF Black-
smiths Tools.
The above articles to be sold on credit II
twelve months, without interest, except as to
the negro property, which will be sold on
credit of twelve months with interest fr"m day
of sale. The purchasers to give notes and APP
proved surclics. All sums under $40 cash.
J. a. BLAND, hdm'r.
Nov IL 3t ~
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A SLAYER UNDER AMERICAN CoLoRs.-The
barque Carribbee, built at Calais, in Maine, the
Boston Advertiser states, arrived out ut Car
denas about the lst of October, with Capt.
Moran and cargo of sixteen men, which were
discharged on arrival. She discharged no car
90, but took in rum, wine, and water, and sailed
for her destination, Bucnos Ayres. Her crew
consists OF forty men, burden 325 TONS cost
$4,000, and owned by merchant of Matan-
zas, engaged in the coast slave traffic, for which
she is destined, wearing the American colors
and American register.
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Brogans, Boots and Shoes !!
At mo 40 EAST gaY. CHARLESTON. sc.

/HNIIE Subscriber offers for sale LARGE and
e. EXTENSIVE Stuck of the above Goods
which will be sold Wholesale and Retail at Low
PRICES!
lie would respectfully solicit and examination Of
his assortment by Merchants and Planters visiting
the City.
" Orders Will have prompt attention.
r. A. PRlNGLE,
No so, East Bay, Charleston, >. e.
Nov II 2m 4i
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Important TO Dyspeptics |!

DIR. j. S. IIorGlIToS's PErsS, the True nigrs-
tive Fluid or Gastric Juice, icIarcd from RENNET
ur the FounTr STOMACH OF THE Ok, after directions
Of Baron LlEnIG. thu great lh! si"l"gical Chemist
Ly J. S. IIought"n, NJ. d. Philadelphia. See no.
tic. among the Advertisements.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

Avory Bland.
10y virtue Of an order from the Court of
ID Equity in this ease, shall proceedto 10 sell
ut the late residence Of Sanmore lIolsteinSde-:
ceased. on Wednesday the eighth of DrtembeFs
the tract of land owned by the deceased a.the
imc rf his death, situated in the District afare-
said, adjoining lands of Carson Warren, Wal-.
Merchant, John Lott and others, and containing.
eight hundred acres more or less.
Said tract will b. sold in one body, ON credit
os one, two and three years from the day Of xlle,
in three equal annual ins,almcnts, with interest;
from and after twelve months. So much nfthe
purchase money, as is required to dcfray the cx-
prnscs of this suit, must be paid in cash. pHs-
cI,ascrs required to give bond with sufficient
surclirs. A. SlMhlNS, C. E. E. D.
Ncy. II, 1852. st A
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administrators Sale.

TOY IN Order from the Ordinary. will proceed
ID to sell ut the late residence OF Ann Coleman.
deed, on Friday, 3rd December next all the p'r-
scnal property Of said deceased, consisting "f
EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES,
Stock of lIc"scs, Tows and Hogs the present crop
of Corn. Cotton. F@ldrr, &c, with many other ar
t:rrs unnecessary TO mention.
TErMs-tll SUMS unlcr 81 casli-nvcr tla.
ainonnt. on credit of twc.vc months. Purchasers
giving notes with sufficient securities.
MARION COLEMAN, Admur.
uj'Salc to commence ut 10 o'clock.
Nov II st Oh
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DIVISION OF TExAs.-A division of Texas
has been in agitation in that State for more
than two years past. At the present time tho
advocates of division are mainly in Eastern
Texas, where several newspapers are enlisted
in the cause. We are informed by tho Houston
Telegraph that the scheme is rapidly gaining
favor, and that it is even proposed TO hold an
extra session of the Legislature upon the sub:
jcct. The Telegraph strenuously opposes it,
urging that, if there should be division Of the
State, as proposed. into Eastern and Western
Texas, there would be great danger of the
western section becoming free State, which
the Telegraph thinks would much depreciac the
value of slave property in Eastern Texas. 1t
is stated that the success attending the culture
of sugar in Texas has been such that the
country between the Trinity and Guadalupe
rivers is rapidly filling up with planters, and, if
the State remains united for some years longer,
it will be pretty we'll peoprd willa sIave-hOla-
irg opulation.-CaroInan
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CARPETS.

GRAY BROTHERS, Augusta, Ga, have now
VI in Store full supply Of Rich and Elegant
Brussels; Thrreply, Insranc and Cotton CARPETS
with Rugs and Druggcts TO match, which they
offer to The public cheap.
Nov II al
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Notice..

rINIIE Subscriber makes this humble request 10 all
| those who may l,nd notes on linn. not to trade
them before letting him know where lie may find
them as o,. or two small notes has been lately tra-
,lcl for and sued on without his knowledge where
said notes WERE lie is ready to pay all notes against
him, without costs, provided the holder will let him
know he wishes the money before suing.
JOHN TOMPkINS.
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SPURIOUS GOLD CoIN-It is said that much
spurious gold coin is in circulation in our city.
II is thickly coated with the precious metal, aud
has TO be filed deeply to reach the basc, which
makes it absolutely necessary that persons who
handle much of this coin should have scales
with which 10 detect the cl.cat-Cincinlllti
Gazette.
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FRANCIS BEcEoFT, revolutionary soldier,
died ut Schorarc. N. y, on the ed inst, aged
l02 years. When his father WAS los and his
mother l02 years Of age, they mounted the
same horse and together went TO visit neigh
bor two miles distant, without appearing to
suffer materially from the fatigue. The family
has always been noted for longevity.
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N Office.

A III. Persons are hereby cautioned against ira
N ding for Note given by the Subscriber t"
Richard Wash, for S1:35 dated some time i'll Sept.
LAST, and due on the first of October last, as am
determined to resist payment Of said N"tc, in con-
sequence of the property for which ii was given
having proved 10 be unsonnd.
W. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
Nov17 Ct Al
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MEssEs. MEsERLY, of West Troy, are con-
atructing peal of ten bells, at cost of
$1,000, for the Episcopal Church at Savannah
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Notice.

WILL sill at Edgrfrll C. IT.. on the first
1 Nlonday in December next my LIKELY GIRL
LNY. She il twenty-five years Of age. aud Is an
excellent Cuk, Washer aud lr"ncr, Mixer. and
good field hand. Livy is not offered for sale on
account of any fault, but is an honest sound and
healthy negro Terms Cash
TlIOS. O. BURNETT.
N,v1- OF a.
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Notice..

A IT. Persons indebted to the Estate o: Hardy
N White, deed, arc requested To make immc,li-
ale payment and those having demands against the
sallc will rriilcr them in properly att''stcd.
JAMES u. WHITE, Aims
W. ii. GRIFFITH. -N"' .
Nov 9n d4