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For me En4UtrtT
TO THE VOTERS IN THE THIRD CONGRESSloN

Fellow. Citizens-I myself candidate Tor your
.uages tie approaching election have waited IN NJ
the people each County could assche" C"nti daP ana
,ye unbiased expression 10 their wishes Now that have
heard from all the Counties and the city oil Richmond,
present mysi before you, with artie thanks Tor HE
kindness confidence which has been manifested towards
me and The promise that if you shall please 10 uus! me
again viii serve you TIE brs OF my ability
Very respectfully, JOHN 3 CaSklf.
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Tue DISPUTED MEXICAN TERRITORY.

MecllI the which gives name 10 the territory IN
dispute between New Mexico and Chihuuua-or between
Goveor lane of the md Governor Trias OF the other
is new settlement the Rio Grandeso new that is
marked the ordinary mups 1t Is about ihY.cIpht
or forty miles the Paso and great distance below
the plain known as The Tornado del AlusTto IL
is or was rather more American Than Mexican settle
eut always hng supposed to be within the American ne
until the observations OF the Commissioners appointed TO
lay boundary according 10 the treaty OF La'l lap
Hlda,eo upym.cd 10 throw the Mexican side; upon
which aryicans took peaceabe possession II ~ bu
few miles from the veil known held Of The bfazio
where Dnnip obtained his first victory, Tour hundred ana
tty OF his ,n logging twelve hundred McXIcaus heroes
Of chihuahua with the black tiIg-in twenty minutes
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SALES OF STOCKS
RrpozTrp my JouS A. LANCASTER a son, bF
Hex ending TIusGGu. iprl2-.

REPORTED FL JoHS a. LASc4sisN q '"h, "
Htek ending Thursday, Ap'I!2>
Virginia SAFE Sock, per CENT s. years 70 run n.f
sales al the Treasury, III
Virginia ale sock % years Issue, sales ths SesA -
10 run with interest from jan |,
v,sin,a Stale Stock Of 70 years ssue, ~ yeais all
,,1ier 10 ran. with inieres, from Jan l.
nonJs qua ranreed by State Of Virginia, with 10 n
est from ;ai.. last sales,
CITY Of Richmond Stock. 9Th interest ifofh 'a" Ii
short dates, l02 and interest; long IL
Lynchburg Coupon Ennds. ~ years 70 f'"'
Virginia Bank Stock. Par $50, last si'e'' 10
Farmers Bank Stock. last saist, .r IN
Exchange Bank Stock iast Gales at SofiS'., ~
virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stcc as
Richmond Fire Association stoGI, p.s 80 all Road
Richmond, Fredericksburg anu fo1oi'a" IVA" 9:
Richmond and DsnviIe Rail Road StccS las, 'a.e: :
Richmond AMI Petersburg RAJ hoai s''-N' -" >,
Jame. River l. Kana~hs Stock. last sales x
virginia Central Rail Road Stock, last sa!es'
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ORANGE

DEMOCRATIC NEE Ting IN ORANGE
Atm meeting The Democratic citizens ot Orange. al
Orange Court House. the 25h day of April 1883, Co
Garrctt Sco calrd 10 the Chair aud G ). Newman
Esq was appointed Secretary.
Whcreupon. the following resolutions were adopted
Resolved That the Chair appoint delegates 10 repre-
sent this county in the Convention be held IN the town
Of Stanton the 2nd day OF May next, to nominate
suitable candidate TO represent This district in The Board
Public Works.
Whcenpnn The Chair appointed The following gentlemen
Col John Voolfolk Jos Hidcn John F. Tallaferro Capt
John Row Benjamin Walker John Welch. Jas. Newman
Jas Robinson Charles T. Graves, Robt. P. Cave: Esqs
and on notion the Chairman and Secretary were added L
the delegation.
On motion Col John II. Lee was nominated as candi
dale for seat in The House of Delegates and com
mltlce being appointed inform him Of the nomination
Col Lee aud made brief pertinent and eo
quenl remarks State policy and other subjects OF inter
esr; rendered his thanks 10 tho meeting and accepted tn
nomination.
On motion, the meeting Adjourned.
GARRETT SCOTT, Chairman
G. S. NEwMAN, Secretary.
-Sess----
Charles J. Faulkner parlnok OF complimentary oinne
at Harper's Ferry, Va, on the 2lst instant
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Gg POLITICAL MEETING AT THE TEMPE
ANCE HALL. CHURCH HILL The citizens o Chr.
and Union Hills requested 10 meet at the Tempers
HALL Friday evening next the twenty ninth inst,
o'clock Fendall Griffin and r A. Mayo, Esqrs the cat:
.ares for The county, invited 10 aIlend and address
meeting
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For The ENQUIRER
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

We respectfully present the OF James Barbour OF
the county Cupeer fiji person 10 be voted for as
a member Of the Board Of Public Works.
Mr. Barbour is already favoraby known throughout
the State, gentleman of the discriminating mind
and excellent allanmcas, sound Democrat and an able
statesman.
Should MIR. Barbour receive the nomination Of the
be held in Staunton, hope he WILL the De-
mucatic party will secured worthy representative and
The State al large an able officer. MANY VOTERS.
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MID NEAnE FOR EHIII

The telegraph yesterday morning announced the gratiY
ing fact that K kidder Meade Esq., OF Petersburg, was ap
pointed Minister 10 Chill This will be good news To ihe
thousa nds who admire Mr. Aleade's sterling qualities.
MIR Dix appointed 10 France, is very able man.
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HENRlCO DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE COMMIT;
The Democratic Vigilance committee for The i Mag:
nal Distinct in ilenrico county, requested 10
Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern, Captain John Goidin',
Saturday The 2Si instant, at II o'clock ~ full tuna
is earnestly requested business Of importance will b.
for
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING N GLOUCESTER.


8tu meeting Of the people I" III county oil Gloncesri
m the purpose appointing eegars Ia the convention L"
be held at StaunIun on the ~ day. May next
On motion, Nu VIM +. Perrin vas called 10 the ClaIf'
and Jno. ". e.. Cactt appointed Secretary -
On mOtioa the Chair appointed Nlrnrr T. Jones John l.
Seawr and Jnn e.. Field committee bring In res"iu
lions EXPRESSIVE u the 81 The leGtns.
The committee after retiring Tor tsoTt time, brought III
the following resolutions which unanimously ndup'ed
Ia wit:
lsl Resolved That The Chairman II this meeting appoint
three persons as delegates the Ia be held al
StnunIon ON the second day oi Nj next, |" nominate
candidate as Commissioner for the Eard OF Public Works
for this district.
I'd Resolved That ia iilc nuninalrn OF can!idais III
said cunyenon the said delegates and they are hereby
Instructed TO aud sustain thensi available conscr
yulivc man the subject OF INTERIM Improvement whose
name shall before the sad convenUn for nOninati"i
3D. Resolved That in the IL. delegates appointed
by tin. Chairman under The FIRST res luton, not attending
said convention that B. B. Douglas King William, Chas-
tain White of Hanover, and r. NJ. d, Viii Of Richmond, be
and they hereby requested TO esent this conhy IN
said convention, according 10 the expressed IN TIE
azores lid ID resolution
In compliance with the first rcsou ion the Chair appoint
ed Jno r. SeawcI Jno c. Field Warner T. Jones, del
eGsies 10 The said convention.
On muiun 1t ordered, thaaht Secretary send copy
OF these proceedings the Enquirend Examiner publish
lsh them Immediately.
And then the meeting al pnrnrd
WINK PERRIN. Chm
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Commander, GEORGE N. HoLllSs; Lieutenaots Tbeo
dore P. Green, VIM D. Hurst J. D. Read VIM H Parker
Sailing Master, N. H. Vanzandt; Purser, G. c. Upham
Surgeon. W. a. W. Spo,swoodi Assistant, Surgeon G.
Peck; Midshpmen Cary Carter, w: f. Fitzhugh; Boat
swain, F. Hewlett; Gunner G A. Llesron Carpenter F.
Williams; Sailn,ake D. c. Brayron; Captains CIerS, s.
Rollins; Purser's Clerk, c. NJ. Gilbsrtson.
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NAVAL lNTELLlGENCE-rhe U. S. Sloop of War
"CJane" was at San Juan del Nore Nicaragua April 49,
1853 Officers and all we'll The following il liza, of
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from the alencg- Cno6e aud Agricultural Gazette Fcp
A Guide to the Royal Agricultural College Far
-


catcchism 81 The present condition Of the Iarm AID OF
The yarns agricultural subjects which would prob ably ars
with the VISITORS walk rnohh "
nell. and the buildings IL principally intended iof the
use students bu Contains much useful Information ~hich
would inter-, readers We select passage on le
eariI. naCh;Gc triCd farm last hsGst as an ii"s
ralioH.
"kcatng machines like all other new implements must
faht their against prejudice, AGAINST Juno
,a,ion on aRcrn The machines themselves are
not yet perfect and their operations as harvest were
much iHpetci by bad weather the want OF Willingness on
the part tie Gpeaiiyes and the requisite Rno~lchee 10
work them In this field Husscya nnchne cut down three
acres in two hours and six mnnts "ciVe men bound up
,hc steoyes Two horses worked the machne al this rate
tho ,os, If teapnn an OF wheat was only 3d. Cd Adj
nnp Thai double the labor done during this trial
which would be done in daily practice the cost would then
ho hnt "a nar acre. Field No 2Twcny- acrcs,
Il, cut nv The Reaper, the Of more than
.onr md cos, about As cd per In The cases.
,ioned every favorable for The working OF The
chino The Standing and the coil comparatively
irv When land wet, the damp, Hussey't
m .chin. would work. and obliged have re-
course The scyhe We tried and tiled again TO make
this reaper ground but the wheels always clog
only calculated Tor fine weather for upright corn ano
dry ground Whilst we were learning The use-be mefi's
and defects of Husseys reaper challenge was sen. "
the agents OF McC0rmcks reaper This was arahseu a"I
the trial made stated in field No 8. McCorniGks MA
chine the day of Trial indeed beaten oy Euesc!
simply because his agents failed 10 nave 'heir pe"en
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Charles J. Faulkner partnok OF complimentary oinne
II Harper's Ferry, va. on the 2lst instant
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN AMHERST.

MIR. Thomas X. Weisiger and Dr.. Robt. Henderson.
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DEMOCRATIC: MEETING IN CHARLES CHI
Al meeting Of The Democrats OF LiarGs G.y , Io"s
On mntion of J. W. bradley, lienJlihln H. i'luu ,
called to rhr Chair and Joseph H. Foxes requested !" ac
rs Secretary. ,, a., f.hoir
Mr. E. r. Bradley moved that the Chairman appoint
vn .nl,rs 10 meet In Convention The delegations from
New Ken, and Juncs City, Tor the purpose OF Illuminating
,,hr candidates FOR The Senate and House OF "prcsen
ali.rs oil Virginia.
~ Ed,y,rI T. Harwoud, Juhn w. Bradley, l.. H. Brad.
rv Samuel WaddIi aud DR.. Edmund CHRISTIANS and on
motion the Chairman and Secretary were "udca :" ' e
legation. i, o,n, 70 order md
Mr. J. W. Bradley reported that the Chafes ny aeesa
ton had that OF New Kent IN Conve','" nd liar ,h
inn NJ, delegation from james City present. anu wa" 70.
Convention had unanimously agreed upon fIn'uhu n
dill Esq the democratic candidate lof "e n Sso,e
presen,ayts and James +. Roane Esq ior .nr n,
whom the Convention warmly reconihchueu ~ ' 500
cratic brethren for their snfa@rs. ,,;. ,.h;ch
Inrn ~ Bradley offered the following resoutIons WINCH
were unanimously adopted: n ia,
nynnu To- be held al Stanton, on the Ind o! May next
10 nominate suitable democratic candidate as 'o'"'
sinner If The Board Of Public Nofks
| , Resolved That The Chairman nppom' I'VE "ers'e
and Iwo sIlernales . attend snld Conrrhioh .;
Resolved rhut having great confluence III ',c 'nel
- ,J ,hilv OF Richard Il. Mnrrls', Esd oi Ahhe's
,h. The delegation from this county DC instructed
| ,n .unr,rt him for The nomination. :,
Resolved That approving OF the previous cou'se ~
-, I'm ] 5 MilIsou Of the House vi Representatives !"
h Inir,j States We will give hint willing and ary sup
por for the next Congress ,b, socond
Thr fluwiug gentlemen appointed under Inc secohu
am,ion viz !: Dr. SeIden Dr. Edm'd Christina Df. Cfen'
shaw James B. Hodcfatt and konet maouoS' D. D. poS
lass and }. S. Lacy, acrnale5 = h;
o. nonn il was ordered that the proceedings Of hls
IN .iyncd by The Chairman aud Secretary, hnu Sent
+, m. Editors of Richmond Enquirer anu r'h""e'' WIN
a REQUEST that they publish Inc sa''e' r N ~,
Afier eloquent patriotic addresses ifoh 'eSsS' 'u
ui'' N''"0 '''o BENZ. LADD. Chm.
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nE,lOcRATIC MEETING IL MIDD

Js0 ~. {. CATLETT, Sec'y.
~ Tie EnnniIer will pI.asn coz.
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kIcHMoHD, APRiL2s, 1853.
1ODACCO-Wc have no change TO notice 10 the ms
since our last report 1t continues very active Tie b
have been light Tor the season
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~. ,t, n n io, Eos
h rc.,Ird 20 act IA aernaes; that our delegates ana
all, roars he instructed support Richard " MOTIFS Esq
uf Amherst 50 long there Is respect Z" MS success
and ,lr harmony of the Democratic 'aIy wi' Justify
Resolved That prJct rdngs'e forwarded 10 hr c'-
hrs of I'm. Richmond Examiner al Enquirer Tor phhllcu
lion
Under the first ot the secund serlc oil resolutions me oi-
I,winn gentlemen were named dtgatus TO Sthnnion
FIRsr DIsraIcT H &. rorln Richard r. l"npklns,
p K glkr VIM r. Samuel and Jmes =. White
SECOND DIsTRIcTB Il. DOn9's T. H. ayle!': nhh "
81 Fox Geo K Tfant and Achlll Campbrl
ruRp DIsTRIcT DR.. Vim. p. 'mStonr r. Gregory Jr,
Ho,din Litllrpage J. b. Edwards nd VIM b Fohtalnc
FvuRTm DsTRlcr MAJOR Within HilI SaInuel room
son T. b Ilcp,ec. Lewis l.ill!caee and John a Robins
On motion Of r Gregory, Jr, IL Chairman ana :,ecrra
~ were added u the delegation
B B. Douglas addressed the sectlng briefly lie TOOK
Gccasun To refer his on he rpgorlionicht Di Ia
the Senate and said he had reed The ACKNOWLEDGMENT oi
the old eighth district long there waa hope 81 sue
cess Having faed achieve n" thonglt II his duty 10
cou..r, no .reaby ia rnsut nd set about in good
.arne, 10 find suitable person represent us in our ne"
relations He fell himself nsiid by long acquaintance
in hearing rmpIa testimony hr private worth and cn
ncnr talents Judge Cushir, @hm liz recommended us
worthy standards the Dmocracy oil our district III
lie urctoachIng conflict He cUraly seconded The rcsou
lions calling Judge Caskie out hoped he would a"t es
itae TO respond iasnrnby, &c.
The preamble and resolutions then PIT Ia HE vote,
and unanimously adopted. ms pahNr'' ~
4 HILLIaRp Scc'y.
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JOSEPH II. FuLKES, Sec rs.
Examiner will please copy

r,- II il proper 10 say 10 connection with The ioIceohe
lhst il was known uhnthe Democrats Of James
CIV had held meeting and expressed themselves 10 teso
and Ih Democrats of New kent and Charles CiiY were
wiling 10 Give him their supppor-ui none more WHINE /"
do SD Ihau Mr. Waddi the nominee u inc ,S
,roer vote in New Kent and Charles CilY man any "'e
Democrat, hence he received the nomination "o nope
thai our James City friends wl not 'ce themselves
VI iih,d ina nornnu of the kind was lntcnded) but
will rive 10 the nominee their suppof he eecioh uc
urnds on James City II Waidi can se tne "'e V"'e
Ina Democratic party OF james City ne wiz W e'ec'e"'
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EMO v AL.
Grand Display for Fall Trade,

OPPOSITE d. C. DUSDARs,
INCHARLES HANIMOND'S NEW BRICK STORE
Hamburg, S. c.,
YGTHERE the Undersigned will keep constantly
w in Store, well assorted
Stock Of Groceries,
Embracing every article usually found in an cxten-
sve Grocery Store. His Stock consists in part Of
Java Rio and Cuba COFFEE,
Clarified, Porto Rico and New Orleans SUGAR
Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Do -
New Orleans and Cuba MOLASSES.
John Gibson, Son s, Co. Nectar WHISk Ely,
Eagle, Double Distilled Rye and Rcct;fcd do ~
Jamaica RUM. n. L. RUM,
Old Madeira, Cherry and Port WINES,
Tcncrffe and Malaga do
Imported Old BRANDTES, Otard Brandy,
Perfect Love Rose, Mintand Cinnamon Cordials,
Pure Holland GIN. London Cordial GIN,
American BRANDY and GIN,
Brass Bound Buckets and Tubs, Painted Do.
Measures, Market Baskets. Brooms. &e
Toilet Cnstce and Turprntne SOAPS,
PICKLES and KETCHUPS of all kinds.
Tobacco. Candles Fine Teas and Spices, all kinds
Fine SALT in Boxes and Bags,
ESSENCES for Flavourlng, of all descriptions,
Macarnni Yeast Powders. Mustard,
CANDIES and SEGdRS Of the bcst quality,
CHEESE, FLOUR Of the best Brands,
Fine Family MiCKEREL, Starch, &c.
And great many other articles, ALL OF which IS
warranted 10 bc Fresh and of the best quality.
S. L. BOWERS.
Hamburg, October l2 81
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GOODS ar COST.
]. A. GU2LEY,-

ID ESPECTFULLYi informs his friends in CaroiI-
III ma that he has removed from Hamburg to Au-
gusta, Ga, South side of Broad Street, one Square
above the Lower Market, nearly opposite the Eagle
& Phoenix, ut the sign "YARlETY STORE"
where he will be happy 10 see his old friends, and
bv fair dealing merit 4 continuation Of that pat
ronogc heretofore so literally bestowed. His Stock
consists in part Of an extensive variety Of
WoodWare
Such as Tubs of all kinds Buckets, Churns, Pals,
Keelers, Wash Boards, Trays, &C., &c.
Tin Ware of all Kinds,
Philadelphia Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Kettles Sauce
Pans, Smoothing Irons, Shovel and Tongs. Fire
Dogs, Sifters, Fry Pans, Fine Pocket and Pen
Knives, R.AZORS that can't be beat Tea and Table
Spoons, both Brittania and Silver, Table Knives
and Forks Candle Sticks, Pad Locks, Shoe Tarks,
&c., &c. Also varied assortment of
JAP AN w ARE.
Letter and Cap Paper, Waters, Pins, Needles,
Hooks and Eyes, Port Monies an assortment from
Is cts to s5 each, Silk and Thread Purses,
SuSPENDERS, HOSE AND HALF HOSE, GLOVES,
Silk Mitts, &c.
A complete assortment Of the BEST PERFU-
merry, SOAPS, Sc, direct from JULES HAuEL.
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Musical Instruments, Toys,
And in fact many other articles not enumerated
here. Also, "vlRGENIA TOBACCO" always
to be found here cheap BY the Box or otherwise:
nY" Call and see j. A. -GURLEY.
l55 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
Sept 5. If "a
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EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Sophia Whitte and others,
Th"%as s'Pst.. Hsc'e"d0n and and Account.
DY Virtue of an Order from Chan DARGAE,
ID in this case, will proceed TO sell at Edge
field C.. H., on the First Monday in November
next, the Real Estate Of Joseph Whitte, decd,
in two tracts as follows
Tract No /. Containing two hundred and
nine,y.four acres, more or less, situated on
Clouds Creek in this District and adjoining
lands Of Try Whitllc, S. Watson, l.. Reynolds,
the estate Of Joel AlcGrlw, Samuel Padgct and
others.
Tract No .. Containing one hundred and fifty
seven acres, more or less, situated as the former
tract and bounded by lands of Joel Ridgel, For
est Mitchell, Pinkney Cockeroft and others.
The above lands will be sold on credit of
one and two years from day of sale, except as
to so much AS will defray the costs of the suit
which must be paid in cash. Purchase money
to be secured by bond with adequate sureties
a. SIAlKlNS, C. E. E. D.
Oct 3, 1853 st 80
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FALL TRADE, FOR 1862!

ASH SYSTEM
OF DONG
seller
Cash PAID
the buyer mas
advantage of getting his Goods
Fem Fifteen per Cent Cheaper
compelled sell
additional Of Keeping and co.,
aided By con-
who
his of
SELLS QUICK TURNS
that the Cash
PER
Goods had better
ana pay CAoh 1
Undersigned Keep on ho 1Oo
ALL KINDS 0F GROCERIES
of market
FAMILY GROCERIES,
supply of usually used in suchas
Saddery Hats Shoes Calicoes Shrtgs Sheetings Blankets
FLANNELs, &C, &c.
Stock take
inc thea attenio
Teas, Sugars Coffee, Cheese, Molasses Flour, Bacon
:. WINES-ANDaL IQILoRss
Dollars
opposite Carolina Hotel
wt rep
R. II. L. CUNNINGHAM
Hamburg, Oct, 6m 81
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EXparte
E.WiIliam Bridges.
DY Virtnc of an Order from T.. ?. Lake.
ID Esq, Ordinary of Nrwberry District, III
the above stated case, | shall proceed 20 sell on
the first Monday in November next. at Edgriield
C. H., The Plantation or Trac; Of Land, lying
and being in the District of Edgeticld and State
aforesaid containing sixiy-sevcn (67) acres more
or less, lying On both sides of what is called the
Williams Road, bounded by lands Of Wiley
Bridges and others.
Terms. credit until the first day of Norem-
Der 1854, with interest from the day OF SALE en-
cept the costs which must be paid in cash. The
purchaser giving bond with good snre'ies and :.
mortgage OF the premises, (if deemed necessary
TO secure the purchase money.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Seyt 18th st 50
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SheriR,s Sale.

DY Virtue of sundrv wr,s Of Fl. Fa. to me
ID directed, | shall proceed to sell on the
first Monday in Nov next a; Edgefeld Court
House, the following property in the following
cases, viz:
Levi G. Holloway VS. VIM Strom, Samuel C.
Slrom and Edmund Boyd, The Tract of Land
belonging to the Defendant WIN. Srom, Sr.,
containing Three Hundred Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of l.. Reynolds, Washington
Strom and others.
David Harris VS.. Enos Clark,onc Black Mule
and Cart.
Terms Cash
L. JONES, S. E. D.
Oct IL At 81
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IaIrs. Dupre's Seminary,

CHARLES ON. ~. L.
rT1IIIS INSTITUTION long conducted with such
unusual success eucrrd upon ills Exercises
for the twelfth year the 3rd Of October, 1855
An efficient Corps of Instructors has been organ
iz,l for the ensuing season. 10 provide accom-
,nodatons Tor its increasing numbers. range oi
thirty additional rooms has been added to the orig
nal building and every provision has been made
for the personal comfort OF the pupils, and for en-
tending to all :lrc advantages Of Il thorough Female
Education The following is the
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
PrISclrALs-MRS. JULIA DUPIeE,
MRs JULIA G. BOuNETHEAU.
LEcrURER-REv CRANMORE WALLACE.
TEACHERS
REV. CRANMoRE WALLACE, Ancient Langua'
NItss A. GILMORE,
Miss +. r. BRf.WSTE F,rrsb Don,r,m.n,
Miss NJ. J. FLETCHER, '"s"'" ~ t'''''''
Miss G.. REED,
Mns. j. c. BOUNETHEAU,
Miss WEIISkEMAN. French Drawing
MILE TnERESE MARDAGA. and Painting.
Mons. ESDRA,
Miss Mss 'WHIsKEMAN, ,usic-vocal and
Mn. REEVES, instrumental.
SIGyoR GAMBATl.
-Mn. w. L. HAMBRUCH.
1t may be important I" persons at distance u
state that Branch of this Institution has been es-
tablishcd ut Aiken, Il pace famed for its health,
where Students may be removed in the sumner
season, and under the same superintendent, may
continue the same system OF instruction.
Charleston Oct In I'm 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-10-19
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth McGraw, Applicant sum'ons in
VS.. D..,,,;o,
Susan McGraw and others, Def'ts fD'1"'"''
DY Virtue of an Order from Fl. T. Wright,
ID Ordinary of EdgefeIl District, will pro-
ceed to sell on the first Monday in November
next at Edgefield C. H., in the above stated
case, The Lands belonging to the Estate of Joel
F. McGraw, decd, containing Two Hundred
and Four (2O4) Acres, more or less, situate in
the District of Edgcfied on the waters OF
Clouds Creek, and adjoinging lands of Sophia
Whittle, L. Reynolds and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of twelve months
from the day of sale. except the costs, which
must be paid in cash. The purchaser giving
bond with good security, and mortgage of the
premises, if required, to secure the purchase
money.
LEWIS JONES, S. Z. D.
Oct IL, 1858. At 80