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A Maw.Xaar,s Gift.

Az esteemed friend sends as very acceptable New
Years gift in the shape Of two dollar bill for nev
subscriber Receive our best thanks, dear sir; you
know how to do handsome thing.
Will not many more OF subscribers follow suit
to this kind act. Please try. Without much trouble,
MANY could do so at once. Shall not the mails for
January bring us nj least hundred! They shall all
be regarded as new.years gifts and the Editor, Pub.
lisll.r and Printers will all be thankful indeed.
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A True Son of Edgeheld.

ROAM where We will, there is something about
mans birth. place whic ever draws his affections back
to in despite of all the changes and chances OF ie'
So say all the Poets and they speak tie sacred truth
when they say so. former citizen Of this District
writes to us from Aa5araa in the following language
am living in the Democratic County Of Clark
where we poll something like tion.and vocs Seven
hundred of them are Democratic. Let what will be
said am for South Carolina. right wrong. have
six children two sons Rn! four daughters. My next
intend to call Edgelied-quile imlnateriol whether
i; is . son or daus hler
Yours, Very respectfully, ). G.- B
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Masonic Notice.
Or, TT, ", AbueV

TTAVlNG removed into the Village, for thr
IL purpose oc devoting himself more exclusively
to his profession, and occupying the residence tir:
beyond the Baptist Church on the right, and ad'
joining the Male Academy. (thc residence formerly
occupied by ). S. Toarpk;ns, Esq, and Rev. G. A
Raymond oilers his
Professional Services
To the people of the Village and the surrounding
country.
In the day. he crn be found in his Office, aljoin-
ing the Office Of W. W. ADAMS, Esq, and in front
Of the present residence Of MIR. Geo. a. Addison
(for,ncr'y C"mpty's IIotcD; and at night, lie can
be found at his dwelling.
lie will give attention at all times most punctn'
ALL, all calls upon him, either for medicine, I'D,
vice and prescriptions or l"r personal attendance.
Having been engaged in the practice Of Physic
in the country, for fourteen years, and within thai
period, having treated most Of the diseases of our
climate and having thus acquired some experience
he hopes, 10 claim share Of the pubic cnnfidrncr
NJ. W. ABNEY.
Jan | If 81
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HamptOn'S Shop

rs Rc-opcncd, at the foot Of the h Immediately
L at the entrance of the Plank Road into Main
Street. and nearly opposite Mr.. Wits residence.
lie Shoes Ilurscs, makes Pl"ws, Irons Wagons,
mcnlls Waffle Irons, Lays Axes and does varieus
other things after the old style. lie has adopted
many of the modern Improvements, in fact all OF
them except that Of sighting his work.
And he humbly asks cal
J,r1I If 80
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Nv HOUSE and LOT. situated in the Corporate
limits Of the Village of EdSricll, Oh the Columbia
Ro;.l, containing two acres, more or less, with all
necessary ou, buildings.
Ako-Scrcn hundred Acres, more or lesr, OF
heavy ,imbrrcd Piucwoods Lands, near "ne Steam
Saw Mill and several other Mills.
TEnMs-The abrc property will be sod on a
credit Of one. two and three years, with inter st
from date. The purchasers will be required t"grc
their notes with two approved securities. Any
one wishing to purchase any Of the above property
can treat fvr it privately previous I" the day OF
sale. Il. BL.ALOCK.
Jan I 1T o.
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NGlECc

rs Hereby given to the Creditors Of F. W. Young,
L deceased, to meet in the Or'linary's OH Z at
Edgrficd, on the 2nd Monday in April next, fnr the
purpose Of making final settlement on said Estate.
Those claims not represented at that time will Be
prccIutlsl. +. PENN, Admir-.
Jan Jm 52
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Winter.

FoR twenty days past we have had az fine spell
of old. fashioned Winter any could DESIRE made
up of SHOWS and frosls, and seets, and the coolest
kind of rains 1t still continues 10 pinch severely
But We are all getting used 10 it now, ane could wish
it 10 hold on until the middle of February. We
might then expect m equable and genial Spring
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Jan 10, 1854. 3m o:
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY.
DY H. T. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgefcd DISTRICT. ;.
Whereas, Pleasant Johnson has applied to me me
for Letters of Administration on all and s!Ia-
gular the goods and chattes, rights and credlts
of Judith Johnson ute OF the District aforesaid le
deceased.
Those are, therefore, to cite and adnonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for: the said District.
to be holden at Edgvfed c. H., on the l9tl,
day of Jam. inst, to show cause, ifEany, why
the said administration should not be granted. s.
Given under my hand and seal, this ss.h aay
of Jan. in the year OF our Lord one lnoas, es.1,
and eight hundred and ffty,tour and in the 1Stli,
year Of American Independence. c1, :, =
HI. WRIGHT, Q. E. D; s. s.
I'm II ct =. AZ 81:
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a Dun.

AYE, dun! It's the very season for it. Every
BODY else is dunning, and Why may not we! Our
subscribers need but a hint We think there are no
better nor more punctual newspaper subscribers in
the State than ours A few sad exceptions there are
of course We scarcely ever heard of n flock that
had not some black sheep among them. So it is with
our flock. But We have hopes of the very worst OF
them yet. Now then, dear subscribers, is the time
we particularly need funds. Call in and settle We
Ino,v vuu will
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The Chiyalrv.

Mr.. SouLE, our Minister to Spain, has fought
duel with the Marq lis Of Turgot and onf Minister'S
son has enacted n similar adventure with the young
Duke of Alba.
This will be horrfying intelligence to old Mrs Par
tngtun. " Ministers and their sons fgiltin'. The
Lord help us "-And lkc-hc'll be sure 10 turn over
III, cus,,- -t hn,
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M u S sic F!

A sTUCKLER, Professor and Teacher
m Of Music, having arrived in EdgeheLl, is
now ready to receive Pupils on the PIANO and
FLUTE, and in SINGING.
Ladies' and gentleman taught at their own resi-
dcnocs, or in ClRss, which, he is now forming.
For Terms and further particulars inquire of a.
$. ut Mr.. NICHOLAS Hotel.
Jan 2tH d
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Sta'a we'd

SIROM the Subscribers plantation, a few days
IL after Christmas, is or Twenty FATTEN-
lSG HOGS, Of various colors-principaIly whit,
black and blue. They all marked with split
in each year, and AN underbi' in the right.
Any information concerning said Hogs will be
thankfully received. ANON LlNDSEf.
Jan # 52
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A uunrd for Mo. ].

WE beg TO cal! ai,e"lion 10 little advertisement
headed Hamp!on's Shop" We ask only a reasona-
bic share CT custom. Onr instructions 10 lamp are,
=" do every lick Of your work well :; and, eonseq'ent-
ly, he cannot do as mach as he might Otherwise 50.
Still, lie can accommodate goodlE number ol GUS
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COMM g RGIAL.
-
Correspondence OF the Advertiser.

Correspondence OF the Advertiser.
HAMBURG, Jan :, 1858.
Corrox--For the past week our Markets have
been very unsettled, aud prices very Irregular
both Receipts aud Sales have been light. The mar
kct closes day with a rather depressed feeling
and downward tendency in prices. We arc there
fore unable to give satisfactory quotations, further
than actual saics--S5 to VI cts. According to the
latest reports of the general decrease in the Re-
ccipts of Cotton it reaches 5j3 800 Bales D.
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Edgefeld HALE Academy.
THlS Institution is opened for another year undr
the control of Mr. j. GREGG LElTN EE

TNlS Institution is opened for another year under
the control of Mr.. j. GREGG LElTN ER,
our last years Teacher.
The experience of 4 twelvcmontl has fully satis-
fed us that no more competent young gentleman
can be found in the State tAan the one now ut the
head of our Academy. The bcst.pruof Of this is
tn, general satisfaction given By Rim last year,
backed by the additional fact that his School, at the
termination Of its first week tur the second year,
numbered i3 Pupils.
The Trustees desire to assur: the publc that
their united efforts will be given to the cause oi
their School, aud continued aud complete supervl-
sion will be exercised by them over its pr"Sress
MIR. I.gIrsEG will in short time procure Il hrs'
rate Assistant, and any number short "i our score
can then be well attended To.
The Building is in comfortable condition, having
three large ire-paccs ZONE in eacl OF tile larger
ronms,) aud being we'll supplied with convenient
tables and arm chairs of the bert tinish.
Once more We appeal to the people OF EdgcfleId
and the adjoining Districts, for their encouragement
Of OUR earnest rn.leayors to establish first rate
preparatory School
Terms.
For the Classical Department, per annum,. $3ii oO
g " Higher Eng. f" ...32OO
Z" Ordinary 4" ...So,o w
Capitol boarding to be had in pleasant families.
JOIN LIPSCOMB, ~
ARTHUR SIAlklNS,
GEO. y. ADDISON,
LEWIS JONES,
r. Z. MINIS.
Jan IL 1t "
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ADDITIONAL PER CANADA.

BALTIMORE, January =.
A report that the sincerity of the Emperor of
France, az 10 forming IN alliance with england
relative to he Turkish question, was dislrnatrd
in Great .itain had caused great indignainn in
Paris, ana the French Cabinet was at the last
advices, considering the expcdenry Of making
an explicit denial of the truth of the rumnr. and
it is said that Louis Napoleon expresses himself
in favor of such action.
The Vienna papers state that the allied fleets
had entered the Black Sea on Il peaceful crranG
to prevent further collision between the Russian
and Turkish naval forces.
The rupture between Persia and England
happened anterior to the declaration Of war hy
Pcr>ia against Turkey, and Was occasinncd by an
insult having been offered 10 The British ambls-
s,dor at 1cheran.
The British Consul at Jassy, the capital of
Moldavia, had retired from the Princi pali;cs.
The Russian Government had ordered that all
foreign merchant ships going to Ottoman Ports III
they might BE- sailing undcra neutral flag, il
they had munitions of war on board.
An illsurrerlion had broken out in tile Crmra
in favor of Turkey, and the irovinces of kter-
son, Taurida and Bessarabia' had been placed
under martial law by the Russians.
The Turkish army had crossed the Georgian
frontier and march upon T'lis. Ii WAS welcomed
everywhere by the Gcorsians.
The Turkish forces occupied Erivant which
had been abandoned by the Russian OH their
approach. =.
1t is reported that the intelligence relative TO
the Turkish defeat ut Akalzik is doubted,
although it is known that Il battle had been
fought there on the 2Gth nf November, and That
great slaughter had taken p:ice.
The intelligence that the Furksh fleet was nj
Sinope was carried to the Russian Admiral by
IN Austrian steamer.
The Paris papers publish Z document purpor-
ting 10 be leticraof instruction. from the allied
.powers to their Ministers vt Couslantinople.
II bears rather hard OH Turkey.
1t is stated, positively, that kossuth left for
Constaniinope on the 23d ult.
The population of Rnssa is kept constantly
rejoicing for reported Victories.
A line of defence has bucn thrown around
Copenhagen in anticipation Of hostilities taking
place in The Baltic in the spring.
Four Russian ships have arrive at Nangaski.
the principal seaport and commercial city Of
Japan, and will be received hy the Government.
There is i deficit in the Austrian budget ut
fifty million of hurins.
The English Cabinet assembled on the 23d
ult. Sir George Grey had declined The 'ffcr
made him of the post of Secretary of State for
the Home Department. It WAS rum"rcd thai
Viscount Pamcrston had been invited to resume
the office, in consequence of the Earl of CIar-
emdon, Secretary of State for L, rri4n Affairs.
having threatened to resign. The liberal papers
complain that Prince Albert has been too busy
in the affairs of the army, and some journals
attribute Visconnt Pamerston's resignation 10
cabaIs in that quarter.
The in>urgent in China keep firm possession
of Shanghai. The rebel forces, however had
been defeated by the Impcrialists at Annoy.
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HY M E N IAL.

MARRIED, at Maj. G. d. lIuet's, by JAS. Perry,
Esl., Mr.. CLARK MARTIN and Miss ELIZABETH
BERRY. all Of Edgrfrld District
Peace to those whom lIymcn joins,
In wcdlork's sacred ties"
u AhbcvilIc Banner and Independent Press arc
rcqu, strl to copy the above.
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Negro for Sale.

T WILL sell To the highest bidder on s,le-day in
4 February next. before the Court House door ut
EdurtirM, a LIKELY NEGRO MAN, named
Tom, the property Of Mrs. Elizabeth Met ,ull"ush.
Said Tom is now lodged in E:dgrih+d Jail, aud =
only sold because he is opposed t" leaving the Dis
trct. w. Nj. WALLACE, AGESr
Jan 1 ~ az
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State Of South Carolina,

StlQaC O1 SOtlttg SseA V1AaRaSS
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Berry,
rs.
HELEN Berry, Bill for Par'n of Lands.
Hannah Berry,
John 6. Berry, ct al
TINE Plaintiff in lhi. case, having this day
Il filed her Bill, and it appearing to my sat
,faclion, that the Defendants, Ncomy Taylor
and her husband, w. B. Taylor, Rachael Nor
gan and her husband Reuben Morgan, Sarah
Cummings and her husband L. Mayson Cum
mings, Susan Little and her husband Allen Lit
tie, Mary Martin and her husband Edward Mar;
tin, and john G. Berry, are absent from aud re-
side beyond the limits Of this State, where; the
process of this Court cannot be served upon
Them: On motion of Mr.. Abney, Solicitor for
the Complainant, 1t is ordered, That the DE.
fendauts do appear, and plead answer or dcmuF
to this Bill within three months, or ninety days
from tIv publication hvFeof, and in default
thereof that Judgment pro coniesso, be awarded
against them. :,
A. SIAIkINS, C. E. F.. D. IS
J,n IN 1874 3m 81
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N O tice.

T HAVE no regularly constituted Agents to make
Il contracts for me or to incur debts ON my account.
And hereby signify to all that will not be bound
by any engagement Of the kind. An express order
from myself, verbal or written, will alone bind me-
a. SlNIiINS.
Jan II, 1854. st 81
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More Turnips.

The finest, whiIesl and pumrest Turnip we have
ever seen was placed upon table the other day by
Mr.. w. l.. PARKS Of the Dark corner. 1t weighed a
fraction over scren pounds We do not claim the
weight against all other lurnips, but we do The looks
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The Eastern Question.

THE latest ,eegraphc dispatches lead to q belief
that The chances Of settling the Eastern troubles are
not so bad after all No uppreIensions Of general
Euronean Mar are felt At present.
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~ Office

A III, Persons indebted to the Subscriber either
N by Note or Account, are hereby notified to
make immediate payment as longer indulgence
cannot be given, and must hot be expected.
r. l.. GENTRY.
Hamburg, Jan II 2t So
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Sheriff, Sale.

DY Virtue of snndry writs Of Fl. Fa. to me
ID directed, shall proceed 10 sell on the
first Monday in Fcb'ry next. at Edgetield Court
House, the following property in the following
cases, viz:
Levi G. Holloway VS.. VIM Strom, Sr., SAM
mel c. Strom and Edmund Boyd, One Tract of
Laud, containing three hundred acres, more or
Lss, adjoining lands of L. Reynolds, Washing
Ion S,rnm and others, levied On 1.-The property
OF VIM. Strom Sr.
George Citizen VS. Thomas o. Burnett. Samp-
.ou Sullivan and John Terry, Sr, The Tract of
Land where the Defendant Thomas o. Burnett
resides. containing one hundred aud nine (lOo)
acres, more or less. adjoining Lands Of Tandy
DnrkIalicr and others. ~
Mary Harden VS.. H. p. Smelling, One Sorrel.
Horse.
Bcnj. Gallman vs. Benz. G. Ryan, One pair:of
Horses, one Buggy, the Defendants interest in
one Negro man Whitfield.
S. f. Gnodc vs James VI. HARRISON: Various
other Plaintiffs Us the Same, One Negro W0-
man Bon. two Mules. one Bay Horse, one
Buggy and Harness, and one Ok Wagon.
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Jan 9, 1854. At 50
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Thornton Coleman Bill }ar sal. of Land
Coleman ~ Nicholson. and Relief
DY Virtue of m Order frum Chan. WARD.
ID LAW in this cause, will proceed to sell at
Edgcirld c. H., on the first Monday in February
next, the following Real Estate Of A'l,ancen
Nicholson, deceased:
a body of Choice Land containing three hun
dre,l acres, or lI,rrcabouts situated in Edgefcld
District on the Salnda side, and bounded by
Lands of George Long, Wilson Abney. Lewis
sample, Albion Martin, Bennct Perry, A. J.
Mct:artcy, NJ. w. Clarcy and others.
This Land will be sold in two or three Tracts
(thrir boundaries to be made known the day of
sale,) on credit of one year with interest from
day Of sale.
Purchasers to give Bonds with adequate sure
ties TO .ecnre the purchase money. Cost" to
be paid in cash. A. SlNIKINS, C. E. E. D.
Jan 9. 1854 At O.:
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Notice..

DERSONS indebted to the Assigned Estate of
Il john Lyon will please take notice that their
ACCOUNTS and Notes are in the hands Of W, W.
Adams for collection. Those who are dcsirous Of
saving cost will call Immediately.
s. L. GOODE, Assignee.
Jan IL, tt o.
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List of Letters

DEMAINlNG in the Post Office at Edgetielo
IL e. H., lst January 1854.
Allen, John w. Mathis James Z:
Adams, Geo. w. Mnndy, Miss i. A.
Bland, Elizabeth NlnhIcy. Mrs. Mary E.
Borders. SAM X. Mckee, Thos J.
Brown, Rev. S. II. Martin, Temple
Brown John Mcclellan, L.
Brooks, Hon. p. S. Morris, William
Buzzard, Miss Emily C.Mcrriwciher, N.
.Bnddir, John Mowry, Elisha
Brition Stanhope Miller, }. j.
Carter, Charles B. Parker, Horace,
| Christie, John Parkman, Charles
Cueburn, Sallie Pcuriiuy, Rev. Il. D.
Culclazier, Mrs. Mary Powell, Robt.
Crookcr, ]. Porter, J. c.
Coming4, Geo. Radford, VIM.
Daniel, Mai. VIM. Rhodes. Col!cn C.
Dean, Tabtha Reed, Miss NJ.
| Dnnorant, Mrs Ellen SRobcrlson, Douglas
DYSON, Cupt r. ]. Rowland, Judith
Denny, David 2 Roberts, R. S.
Everett Mr., Ryan, Mrs. R. r.
Griffin, Dr.. J. T. Samuel Mrs. Mary a.
Gregg WIN. Strolhcr, Mrs, Z. +,
Grogan, J. p. SOntt. John A.
Hammond, A. ]. 3 Smylry, Alcssrs. g. Co.
Harrison, w. 9 Simpkins, Clarke
Hankerson, R. II. Shenks, P. a.
liavard & Co, VIII. . Smith, Mrs. E. r.
Hawlcs. A. II. Seigas, Hyman l..
Harden, Wm.C C. Shaver, NJ.
IIead, James 1lman, Mrs, T. A.
Hinton, Rev. S. C. Taylor, Mrs. s..
Hughes, D. O. Tillman, Mrs. Mary a
Johnson or Heirs, Benz Thomas, Caroline
Johnson, William Tatom, w. 5.
Johnson, Rev. w. B. Temple, Rachel
Jonos, Miss Amanda Tolls, Daniel 3
Jones' Robt. e. Tillman, o. II.
Kemp, Mrs Betty Warner, Beuj.
Lake, DR.. John Walker, R. NJ.
Leonard, Thomas Williams, Emily
Lind,lry. p. N. Williams, Eliz.
Louan, John Woods, w. e.
MaGra,L. Thos. p. WV. WHITE, p. NJ.
Jan II ct 50
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For the best babies.

VIZ sec that premiums are offered for The best one
and two year old babies to be exhibited at the next
G-orgia Fair This ought to have been known about
three years ago.
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ii NOficc.

A Negro Man wanted, for the present year, :
IA good field hand. Apply at this Office.
Jan TO- 1854 Il 52
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LORD ABERDEEN is said 10 have declared. that
having once Witnessed forty thousand dead and
wounded men exposed on u battle field, he
sIriuks from the responsibility Of being party
to any war-like operations
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Brsrop SoULE.-Tl:e venerable Bishop Soule
left Nashville on Monday night, the 10Th Drccm-
b.r, OF his ,ccond visit TO California, where
h gues to further the interests Of the church of
which he is a highly esteem and influential
mrluM Mr
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forming this company all the powers conferred
by the charter of the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Rail Road Company on the Commissioners
therein designated, shall be vested in the Com
missionrrs appointed pursuant to the provisions
of this Act, aud all the powers, rights and
privileges granted by the charter of the Char
lotte and South Carolina Rail Road Company
to that Company, shall be, and are hereby granted
TO the Hamburg and Columbia Rail Road Com
pauy and subject TO the conditions therein con-
tanned, except rs to the capital stock, the sum
necessary to authorize organization, and the
amount of shares and except 50 far rs may be
otherwise necessary TO conform to tie special
provisions of this Act.
VI That in the event of any vacancy in the
Commissioners herein appointed at Hamburg,
Lexington Court House, Edgcfcld c. House, or
Columbia, by refusal to serve, death, or other
wise, the delegations. or majority of them, in
both branches of the Legislature, for the Dis
trcts of Edgdheld, Lexington and Richand re-
spectively, for the time being, are authorized to
fill such vacancy.
VII The Charter hereby granted shall en-
dure for the period of thirty-six years, and This
Act shall be taken and deemed TO BE- public
Act
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
DY Virtue Of an Order from II. I Wright, Esl.
- Ordinary. will proceed t., sell ut public out
cry. at E,sciicd C.-Il., on the First Monday in
February next, the following personally Of the late
y. l.. Griffin, deed, viz:
SIXTY SHARES OF STOCK IN THE HAMBURG AND
EDGEfIElO P. R. COMPANY.
Ono NEGRO +ist.I. w TOM, = prime field hand
and superior Waggonrr,
One Second handed CARRIAGE,
One q /" BUGGY,
TEnMs-Crcdt till lst January next. with note
hearing interest and two approved sn-r,ies.
NJ. L. BONII.tM, Adm'"r.
Jan Il It 52
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At the same time and place, rs Administrator OF
Michael Wcrts, deceased, will sell, from
Forty to Forty.fve Negroes,
Belonging to saii deceased Among these are 'hir-
,y or lhirly-ivc good working hands, one first rate
scalnstrrss.
Alm, II Horses and Mules, Stock Of Cattle,
Hogs aud Sheep, 3 Road Wagons. ono of them
new, Ok Cart and ? Joke Of Oxen, l'arouchc,
Buggy, Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Wheat, Flour,
Peas, Cotton Seed. 9 Gins, . Thrafllcis, ] Fan.
SCI Of BLACKSMITH Tools, Saltcd Pork Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and various other articles.
Terms Of sale will be made known ON day OF sale.
WM. ID. REAGIN, Adm'or.