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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

Last Saturday widow named Mary Simons
residing nChicago, was committed to iail. CHARGED
WIN WIZ, the murder of her daughter, an interesting
cnlid OIL twelve years, who was found dead in her
mousse on Saturday morning. II appeared in evil
dence before the coroner's jury, that she was a
woman addicted TO intemperance, and cruel TO her
children. On Friday night she was drunk and
beat her daughter brutally, and then, 10 stop her
cries. thrust her head into tub of water, holding
her IN that situation until she was nearly suffo
Gated. A posi- morton examination showed clotted
blood about the lungs and heart, while the child's
body bore the traces of the inhuman blow. az he
drunken 6end, her mother, who is a stout, large
woman, and, up 10 the time Of her commitment
no remorse or contrion for the revolt
ing deed she had committed
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

Prosperous Fire Department.--The re.
suit in the change Of the fire department, from
volunteer to pay, as demonstrated in six months
expense, is
Peace and good order in our streets.
Silence and quiet at our engine houses.
Harmony among the entire membership. And
reform in their moral and social condition.
To these is to be added an actual saving in the
money expended The successful working Of the
new department has grati6ed the. public, and re.
spect TO the intelligent and able efforts Of the chief
engineer, Miles Greenwood, and his recommen
dations is due by the citizens and the city council
Mr.. Greenwood suggests, first, as a measure of
economy and pubic necessity, the building of four
new steam-enginks much lighter than the one now
In use; second, | wise provision for the daring
and exposed frcmen, the creation of fund for
those that may be disabled while in the service Of
the department.; third, as means of efficiency,
the erection Of a tower some forty feet high, on
the top of the Mechanics Institute, in which an
alarm bell shall b placed, and watch stationed
day and night; furth, to secure the city from
the erection Of imperfect and dangerous walls /:
that an ordinancebe passed constituting the chief
engineer and assistants, board for erection of
buildings within the city limits, deferring the
thickness ofthe walls and such other matters as
public safety requires, and TO see that all ord.
nances, respecting the same be put in force
Cincinnati atlas.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

zrss- Mr. GEORGE E. FRENCH, Bookseller, King
street. Alexandra, is our authorized agent TO re-
ceive advertisements and subscriptions. Single
numbers can be procured al his counter every
morning. ,-@
ESs- Mr.. L. X. LUNDY, bookseller, Bridge street,
Georgetown, will act agent for the Sentinel in
receiving subscriptions and advertisements.
TEE GEORGE w. MEARsoN is our authorized
agent TO receive subscriptions and advertisements
in Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03
CHURCH ORGANs--GOvERNM Or
j. CANS.

from Hull, England, under date of November
I, to gentleman in this city, gives the follow
ing description of an organ about to be built
in London for the new Crystal Palace at Sgd
enham:
IL have just seen the scheme Of the monster
organ to be built for the Crystal Palace at
Sydenham. Its contemplated erection has not,
as yet, been made public, so that you will,
doubtless, be apprised of its dimensions before
any one in America at least. 1t will be pro-
digious instrument, at least three times as
large as any ever constructed. 1t is to occupy
a position at the east end of the transept. 1t
will contain, in all, one hundred and thirty
nine stops, and ten thousand one hundred and
eIy MIN
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

Naval Mattert--A meeting was held on the
23d instant, at tle town hall OF Portsmouth, to
take steps for Obtaining an increase Of wages in
the navy yard.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

GsB~In Chicago 20, 1863 cattle have been packed
during the presen year, the whole amounting 10
l4,3G9,i2 pounds
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16

THE TEACHERS of this Academy CRATE
fully acknowledge the liberal patronage they
have enjoyed for the past year. They exceedingly
regret that the Inconvenience OF their Rooms has
hitherto afforded them no opportunity for !; public
examination Of their Scholars. It is with lc"surc,
however, they announce the speedy erection Of a
large and convenient building. suitable lot has
already been procured and arrangements are in pro-
sress for the imm tc commencement OF the
building which will be FASTENED to e"mPle'i"n:-
The School will then be furnished with al the ne
crstarv apporat,s for facilitating the Scholars in the
various Departments Of Study, and the public are
assured that no pains will be spared to place the
Schuo! on an equal footing with amy in the State:
The exercises If the School will be resumed OH
MONDAY, January 3D.
Terms of Tuition the same as formerly.
1t is desirable that the Scholars begin with the
opcnnr of the Session. particularly such as intend
to commence the high branches pf study.
The Teachers hold thenlsrlvesin in readiness to nc.
cnnlmo,lalc the Scholars with Board ut the usual
prices, $40 per month.
Dec 90 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
TIE CELEBRATED
TON Hs 4 Il II H R $.
q Purely Vegetable Preparation, and 4
Sovereign Remedy for
ny S p q p S I & !


rsNIESE BITTERS are purely = VEGETABLE
L COMPOUND, and are offered to the public
under tho fullest conviction that they will be found
\ safe aud sovereign REMEDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triunplrintly tested not only ny
numerous families and Physicians in the South, who
have furnished ample testimony as to their decided
excellence, but also 10y the Proprietor, who, for ten
years, suffered all the gloom incident to that stub
born and distressing disease.
The Collclon Bitlcrs, are also CarnInIatvc,
most excellent for Cholera AlurbIs. Costirencss, Sea
Sickness, Na,,sc; proceeding from whatever cause,
Slortnc>s af Breath. Acidy, Heart Burn, Cramps
and Stitches in the Breast.
The above Medicine Is highly recommended to
Literary Gentlemen, Students, Elderly People, and
others Of scdcntary habits
For the satisfaction Of those who may not other
wsc feel disposed to try this valuable Conlp"nnd.
reference is made, by permission, to the following
highly respectable gentlemen.
Rev. T. j. Young. VIM. Yates. VI. d., ID. T..
Cain, NJ. d.. Alex Robinson, Col. +. Lance, Char
loston.
T.. VI. Curtis, NJ. D.. st. Johns Island.
Ex-Guv W. B. Srabrouk, Ediso Island.
b. r. Bytlrw"od. beaufort
Rev. A. Woodward, Hon. VIM. Pope. Rev. D. b.
Scabruok. Paul PritrIari, VI. d., Bluiton.
cy~ PRICE, IS cts per Bottle. For sale at Edge
field c. H., by e. l.. Penn, AGENT
Oct 90 If 4o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16

Ill York, beautiful assortment of
New Spring Goods,
-AMoSri WHICH ARE
Fancy GRENADINES. Of beautiful styles;
French Printed J.iCONEI'S, AMI Fancy Scotch
LAWNS:
Fancy SILKS, f,r Lelies' Spring and Summer
Dresses ui beautiful styles;
Superior Plain Black, ISPiHAN, or Red SILKS
Of the best quality:
Superior Plain Black SILKS, 81 and Sc inches
wide Of rich l.usra and extra quality:
Superior Plain Black GROS DELION, Of extra
quality;
pl.in Black Silk GRENADINES, beautiful ar
tcle for Ladies' Dresses:
Lupiu's Plain Black BAREGES, Of the best
quality;
Blk AIarqmissc and Bl'k Satin Plaid B.iREGES,
of beautiful STYLES for .adics' Mourning DRESSES
Black Grape and I.is>c Wells for Mourning;
Satin Stripe Black CH.iLLY'S and Black MI r.
CELINES,
Superior J-.l and e.. Black English GRAPES, for
Ic;s:
.,IcxanLrr's Ladies Kid CLOVES, complete
assortment If Spring culnrs:
Fancy GING;Hi Ms, uf new and beautiful styles
Plain, Black and Alot,lcd Mourning GINGHAMS,
Of superior quality;
Eucli.h and American p K INT rs, of beautiful
styles;
Plain White and Embroidered Grape STA WIS,
Of extra quality aud heavy silk PRINCES;
Fancy Neck and Bunnc, Il lib B Ms, Of new
Spring styles; with variety OF other articles,
suitable rur the Spring Season, and TO which they
respectfully in"ite ,ll:, attention Of the public.
March . II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN CHiNCERY.

7 / appearing that the Defendants James II.
1 Garrett, Wiilem Garrett. Thomas ). Gar
rr,,. Abram Martin and hi, wife Caroline \. V.
Martin, Mary Garrett, WIN. II. Garrett. Ella
beth S. Burt and B. c. Sparks and his vie
Mary Ann f. Sparks, reside MiI'"nt the limits
al this State, On m":i"n ly Mr.. CiEEoLL,
Plaintiff Solicitor, Ordered, thai the sal,! De-
fr..d;nlS plead, a:lewrr ar dcmur t" the Pl:,ll'-
,ill~ Attended and Supplemental Bill, within
three months from the publication of this order.
or the said Bill vii! hc taken pr" coni>S against
t!Irm y. SlhNiNS, I. h. /. ID.
Cn,nm'r, Office. Feb Odd. 1898. SIN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
Selling of at Cost,

r9NIlE Undersigned with view oi ci'hslns us
rursu, now offers his entire ST. OK OF Guols
At COST, cullsistn" "f
90 IlI,ds cho:rc new Process SUGAR.
Nu>c"vado do
81 BIS Stewards G. Icll"w d"
ou \ Clarified do
25 Double Refined Crushed do
Powdered do
81 IIhls Cula MOLI&SES,
~ Rbs SYREP,
lsl New Orleans !MOLaSSES,
$50 Bags Rio COFFEE, (Ch"icrJ
l0o Box Alanran,nc and Sperm CANDLES,
400 Ga'lons Rackcl Train OIL,
300 common do do
2nO Winter Strained Lamp OIL,
500 ' English I.msrcl 90
5n;ln I.b> Pure WHITE LEAD, Union Mills,
l:,n Boxes Windsor GLiSS, various SIZES,
H., k...s Eastern, NiiL%.
, uuU Lbs llc,nl''ck AMI Oak lann.d SOLE Leather
au Silv. lIrw. Band LEAIhER'
lUa Upper do
ocO Pieces ilcavy Dundee B.AGGING, wide,
81 l;al,s Gunuv do
:,uu Lbs Three Ply TWINE.
$50 Coils aud incl! Hemp ROPE,
aon Sacks FiL7.
30 uuu LIS siwclrs IRON,
luuun En.lcd Il"
~ Bundles NiIL RODS.
300 Lbs German AMI Cast St"-l
~ Ba'c, Heavy OSNiBCRGN,
2i Barrel. Smiths" FLOt X.
luu st. Louis, Ea; Mill, Do.
iGn Bushels Mexican Petit GuI COlloA
SEED, and urny other articles usually KEEP, IN my
line.
Persons vi citing ,hi. Market arc requested tn
rive me- Il ca rs great inducements will be offered
To purchase. aud persons indebted t" me either by
Not, or B,"k Account would d." well t. give IL
,l,.ir earliest attention is AM determined to ciosr
nv Lu.isrss rs speedily as possible.
Il. 5. DUNBAR.
Hamburg, March {? 5t
,S!"Tlc Abb,v!,c Banner. l.au"cnarillc Herald.
Anderson Gazette ami Grccnv.ll" Patriot will 'arh
publis! rr one month and forward bills t" bS. ID.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
French Embroideries.

NOWEsET & SHEAR, augusta, lia.
- have juxt Received. by steamer i'"'ii New
York y beautiful assortment OF l. u oi L.
X / y AMONG which ar"
Lalis' Worked CHIMEZETTES, Of new and
epcnd:l syrs:
ladies worked ENDER$LEETES and Nus
In COLLIRS;
Elil.bc,lcsn Worked Can!ric COLLARS, Of
elegant styls:
Cambrc BANDS ami Worked FLOt ACES: for
Ladies Cnlr,s,rrNrs;
LADIES' Mourning COLLARS, cf new aud beaut-
tul styles:
Hem S,ici ami French LAWN handkerchief; t"
which ,l,,y respectfully invite the attention {" thr
Ladies.
March Q u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
lost

~ Sunday last, at Poitersville ncar nv dwell
" ling, SMALL YELLOW POCKET BOOK
with black string tied around it, containing be-
tween sixty and scvcniy-Gye dollars. In the la,.
fold Of the Book there were one two. and six n,.
seven one dollar bills The rest Of the money was
in five dollar bills in the back folds af the Book.
The Pocket Book also contains several notes AMI
papers. Any one finding the same and returning
it to me with its contca,s will Lc suitably rcwarAed.
JOHN klEkSEY. :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY

.DYH. Y. WRIGH Esq. Ordinary ofEdgc-
ID field District.
Whereas, w. L. Stone and J. w. Trotcr,
have applied to me for Letters of Admlnl.tr
ton, on all and singular the goods and chat
ties, rights and credits of Jchugh Viewer, late Of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and adm"nish all
aud singular. the kindred and creditors of the
sid deceased, to be and appear before me. ut
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holdca ut Edgclicld Court House, on the
lSh day OF March inSant, to show cause, if
any. why The said administration should not
be granted
Given under my hand and seal. this the A,h
day of Mar, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred ana lfty-three and in the
scvcnty-scycnth year of American Independence
II. II. WRIGHT, 0. F.. n.
March 9 ct
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
Feb lf
Garden Seeds. Fresh & Pure.

rINIIE SuJscribcr has ust received and offers for
l. sale large supply of FRESH and PURE
GARDEN SEEDS, from the celebrated Seed Es-
tlblislnett Uf C0nlstnck, Fcrre &Co. Withl rsehl,
Conn. Seeds from the above establishment have
been tested by many Of my customers. and be-
lcye have given general satisfaction. If you desire
To hsve Your garden well supplied with fine vcgc-
tables, don't neglect to call and get supply Of
these seeds. u. L. PENN, AGENT,
Dee 90 If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
THE SOUTH CAR0LINIAN,
PUBLISHED DAILY, TRl-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY

AT COLUMBIA, S. {.
rJNIIE Subscribers take pleasure in acknowledging
L. the support they have received s!llce they took
charge Of the SOUTH CAkol.iNlAA. They
have spared no toll or effort to render It worthy o
such support, aud they beg leave to announce Ia
their re;lcrs and to the public their determination
crr,ubl,. i1prna The extension of Rail Roads in
the interior will afford fine opportunity to country
read, rs tu obtain the lat. st intelligence, and rs We
receive daily tclcerapic Dispatches direct from the
North AMI from Charleston, they will get the earlI-
rs, news ll,rous sh its columns.
Our terms, in accordance with the resolutions
adopted by the press of the state will invariably b,
in advance. Daily paper Sc, Tri-Werky 81, and
Weekly Carolinian 81 per annnIr.
r,,. T. 90 Itn +
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
RICH FALL DRY GOODS.
GRAY BROTHERS,

AUGUSTA, GA,
DEG to inform the public, that their faIi Stock
ID of Staple ;and Fancy Dry Go0ds
is now cuml,rtc la addition to our Store we have
added u handsome
Silk and Dress Goods Department,
where will be found the Richest Dress Fabrics ol
the season, at the lowest New York c;sll prices
Among which are;
Rich Brocale Dress SILKS and SATlNS;
Eytr, fine white and black Brocudc silks and
Satins plain and Chameleon do;
Plaid and Striped Silks; rich Irish P"pl'ns anu
Tabincts
Ricl, culorrd and black SIX NclvctsI
Rich Satin Brnchc Cashmcrcs;
Extra fine Sans, American
Black aud White Wairrcd silks;
Plain black Silks all widths
Small figured black silks; Half Mourning Silks.
Black and culurcl Apac;ls and BonibazInrs
Black and culurcd Br"c;le :Alpacns;
French and English Alcrin"s and Cnshmcrcs;
Muslin Drlaincs. Ginehams and Calic" in great
variety Of styles and prices;
In our Cloak and Shawl Department,
Will be found, the latest styles Of r"l"rrl and
back VELVET CLOAKS, SACkS and MN
TiLI.AS, .,,
Cloth Cl,aks and Mantillas, neat mud r"n'i"r'anir
Blk, Cold and Watcrr,l Silk M'ntIIlas, q" Ill S'i,"s'
Long and Square Wonlrn Shaws, in great variety
Plain Grape ShawIs. very low priced,
4 few extra rich EmL. Grape Sllawls.
In our Domestic Department
We can say that we keep all the f'vorite bran!s o
KERSEYS, OSNABuRGS and BLANkElS
aud can als,rd to sell them 1T factory prices as well
Us our ncglburs. -,
Special attention is requested to 81 bales oi Inc
hest kERSEY ever brought South (bongli' III auc-
tiun,) cents per yard less than factory prices
Sa,inets Jeans, Twccls, Cloths Cassilncrcs, and
Flanncls Of al kinds,
And great variety of other GOODS, to which
we request the attention Of the public.
CT 70 II III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
Orphan Wanted.

'6NHE Commissioners &C the Downcr Fund, give
L notice to the public that there is Il vacancy in
the institution under their charge for one MALE
pCplT. at this time. Any person acquainted with
an Orphan child in INDECENT circumstances, being 4
native of I;hgctcl District, and over six years If
age and under fourteen, can procure admi,lancc in
the above named Institution, by having the above
qualification certified to b. two respectable citizens
,,t the District and sending the child to the under
signed Commissioners, by whom it will BE- clothed
fed and educated. until fourteen years Of age.
NJ. GAI.PHIN,
H. Il. COOK. Cummrs
r. W. W1IATLEI.
= l. l,i," Feb 10. lSj3. 1T
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
State OF S0ndla Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS,
Notice

rs HEREBY given to all have claims against tho
Il Estate Of Wesley IIurrs, deed. to meet us i'll
the Ordinarys Office, at Edgcfe!l G.. H., on Mun-
day the 9Th day Of May next, with their demands
properly authenticated for payment, as we intend
On that day to make final settlement Of the estate.
DAVID FARMER, Adu.
MARY HARRIS, Adm'x.
E,.b q ,}!n 4
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New Spring Goods
SNOW DEN a. S sHH Il A 1s,
AUGUSTA, GA,

HAVE just received, by steamer from New
Ill York, beautiful assortment Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
10 Reward.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber about tho
IL gath of November last, his boy DAN. Said
boy is about s feet inches high ,stout built, and
about 81 years old.
He is supposed to be lurking in the nei2hborhoods
Of Col. Str"lrrs, Moses Iloison's, or the neigh
borhood Of G:lga as lie has relatives and numerous
acUuaintanccs in all of these vcinitics.
The above reward will be paid 10 nny one lodg-
ing linn in Jail, so can get him, and addressing
me at Hickory Flat, Cherokee County. Ga.
j. I. SIMPSON.
l. 4 L
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state oa South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
~ nDnTN!i

EDGEtlELD DlS NlC1
IN ORDLEARI,
10y II. r. WRIGHT, Espr., Ordinary Of
- Ed.eticId District:
Whereas, VI. l.. Boul,am, has applied f"
mc for Letters of Administration. :ll and >in-
gular the goods and cat,IcS rights and credits
OF \. l.. Gri!lin late of thc District. aforesaid.
deceased.
These arc, therefore. to cite and admoni>h all
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased. 10 be ndarpcar before me al our
next Ordinary Court fnrthc said District, t" he
holden at E'Igcficld Court House on The 18th
dav of MarcIl Instant, To show cause if any,
why the said administration should not be
granted
Given under NY land and seal, this 18th
day of March, in the Year of "G. Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffiy-tlrcr, and in
the srventy-scveuth wear of American iuderen-
deuce. IL. L. WRIGHT: d. l..
Mar9 2t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
Stale OF South Car0IEsaa,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN CIIiNt'ERf.
Costcr g. Coke and amended md Supplement
Abram Martin, Bin 10 call IN Creditors
rs and administer effects ?f
JAS r. Garrett aud Stephen S Garrvn, de-
others. ceased, Jc.
TT appearing tina, the Defendants Jas L. Gar
L rctt, II. S. Garrett, WIN. Garrett, Caroline a.
V.:Martin, Jas r. Thurmond and his wife Caro-
lidc F., Mary Garrett, William H. Garrett Eliza
beth S. Burt. B. {. Sparks and his wife Mary
Ann, Susan B. Garrett, Charley A. Garrett and
John H. Garrett, reside without the Limits of this
State: On Motion by Mr. CARROLL, Plaintiff s
Solicitor, Ordered that the said Defendants
plead. answer or dcmur to the Plaintiffs Bill OF
Complaint within three months from the rnbli'
cation OF this order, or the said Bill will be
taken pro conlessso against them
A. SlNKlNS, c. F.. E. D.
Comm'rs Office, Jan "a, 1858 3m
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A G. a rd !!
Planters EloIci---e'hHNsc OF FRO
prictOrSstiP.

MFR. LEWIS COvAE respectfully informs the
w people "i E!scticd and the travelling Fu'"'
,,,.,,ray that lie. has assumed the management I"
til. PLANTERS HOTEL lately 80 w' conducted
by Mr. .lolIS l.. DonEv.
In entering upon his duties AS Host Of this p"pn
lar Establishment lie rc'ls's himself by d'll"rn'
attention to the satisfaction aud c"mf'rt ct i,''
t;ncsts. to ,!eerrv. ut ,;rt g"d!y portion {" Pub
lie patronage.
The rates and t-rrs Of Board for man and horse
will Lc The GAME us Il rctrorc charged by Mr. onE'
LEWIS COVAR.
Eag-Iicll c. H.. Feb 81, 1873. I'll
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Notice.
Notice..

a Ill those having any demands against the
IA Estate Of Clark Swearngcn, decd. are re-.
uucsted 20 hand them in properly attcsted, aud nl
those indebted TO said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
MOSES SWEARINGEN, Ex'or.
Jan 2 II !l
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Notice.,

rs HEREBY given to all persons indebted to tho
Il Estate of Edmund Boyd, deed, to make in,-
mediate payment and those having demands against
the said Estate, will render ,hcm in properly aested
JAS. & TANDY BOYD, Ex'rs.
Dec s Nv a
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Chap,nan,s Cotton Gins!

VE7E still make these best of COTTON GINS,
w at our old stand. We warrant them to give
satisfaction, which they never fail to do.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to-
Persons who finl it moro convenient will please
inquire of Mr. Lob HILL, Edgcfcll c. H., who
will keep on hand one or more "f these Gins for
sale. Address CHAPMAN & SONS,
Colcman's y Roads, EjgcficlI, 5. C..
Sept l5 IS
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ESs tho Governor.

HEADQUARTERS, J
CmsrLEsroN, Feb -, 1853.
rHNiE following gentlemen have been appointed
/ and commissioned Aidcs-dc- Camp to his En-
ccl!cnry the Governor and Commander Chief,
with the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel, and will be
ubcyrd and respected accordingly. BY order:
j. W. CANTEY,
Adit. and Inspector General
Josrrm HAYWARD,
ALEyASpER G.. RICE,
BENJAMIN 7. BEocKMAH,
JosErM SroSEY,
SuMMERrELD GARY,
WM. r. DuGAS.
March 3t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-16
N office! T!
Blacksmith Shop !

~1- TgNlll: Subscriber having erected n
sEsSSY i new building in the rear Of Ars"r"
SzsSS WILLIAMS IL CHRISTIE and J.. HILL y
Stores, is prepared I" do all kinds of
ESlacks3lnithi1sg.
IJorsc Sho,iur and Plantation work will receive
prompt attention. >. l. nool'r..
Jan 10
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YOUNG LADIES
BOARDING Aud DAY SCHOOL !!

Rev. N. ALDRHCHH, Principal.
Mn. STUCKLER, PnoF. OF Music, FnKScn. &c
Mus j. MccLINTOCll, TEACHER OF rRIMAns
DEPARTMENT.
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Wanted

DOOT, Sho" and Harness Makers. hlso, for sale,
ID ill kinds Of Upper and Sole Leather, Norh-
crn and French Calf skins. Lining and Binding
Skins, Harness and Band Rcathcr. Shocnakcr's
Findings. Bouts and Shoes and Plantation Brogans
always on handmade of best materials.
Also, Lamp, Train, Ncctsfoot and Tanners Oils,
for sale by +. Il. MINIS.
Dec Is tf is
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Est rav v.

ygNOLLE:D before me by \. c. Gallsughcr. living
4 near I.onsnrrs p. o., one BAY MARE,
aboat fourteen hanls high, supposed :" be nne or
ten Years old. and appraised at Fifty Dollars.
JAMES BLACKWELL, NJ. L. ID.
Feb uIm !
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Harness..

CARRIAGE and BUGGY IINR,IESS,
" Wagon Harness, Double an. Single.
Riding Brides, Plantation Brides, Collars, &c.,
Manufactured Of good Materials, and by good work
men, next 1Gor 10 J, b. SULLIVAN.
+. T. MINIS.
Jan IL If 81