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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

SPECIAL NOTICE.. F. KEESEE
~ offers his services to the public as GENERAL
AGENT and COLLECTOR, including Hiring out
Negroes, Renting out Houses, &c. He has the ad.
vantage OF an eItsnsve business acquaintance with
the citizens OF Richmond and adjoining counties,
having been engaged for several years in the ceec.
ton of City Taxes and assistant in one of the
most extensive A geney Houses in Richmond.
Otlce for the present On 18th St, betw cen Main
and Cary. opposite Geo. Merriam's. de 4-d&ctJl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

A MAGNIFICENT scHEMx.-The ST. Louis Dan,
Inteieencer tells AZ that scheme II Ia agitation
India, &c, across the continent by means Of semi
weekly overland stage and Transportation line Sc.
tween some point on the Missouri river and Is,
Pacific ocean. Such line It y said could be main
tained for year capital Of $500, 900, with ii
route in the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

DOR HIRE-An able-bodied NEGRO
l. MAN from tae country. accustomed to gene.
raj out door work. Apply to
WIN. GOULDIN
de l8-St General Agent Governor St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

Thefe wsre buttwo euGsiss. hazy Tsylor - 8.
Bsssy King. f0s fhe purss q avs hnndsed dollur2
saree niishsets over the cosssree c. c-3 csnne
last IhuFsday. The former woa sesily II s:ss-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

L WATER IN BosroN. according to tie new ~
ter tariff in Boston. dwelling yalued at 81 600 and
containing : single family. i assessed Tor 46,
dwelling valued @ $a coo for I'll, and proper.
tionatey In addition to the foreeoing sstea tkere
will be charged to each dwelling house n which
water closet or bathing tub q n1ed the sum of l5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

o.. pArEY pIsPArcH 10 servedto ssbssfleess
~ .np A ouARTER CENTS PEA WEEK, payable
~ n. Carrier weekly. Rrisa Tor mailing. ~ year
shs WEEKLY pIsrATCH = isnsd svesy 4ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

THE HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION;
by M A. Ihaers--translated with notes and
illustrations, from the most authentic sour
ces, by Frederick Shoberl New edition,
vol. v.-London Richard Bentley.
This is very beautiful edition Of Theirs
great work. generally conceded to be the
best history that has been written upon We
ry momentous period. The illustrations are
excellent. and the portraits are most Of them
faithful ikenesses. Csrey & Hart's misera-
bic edition has been mostly nsed in this
country. Its cheap but no man who buys
such . book as Theirs History Cor his libra
ry, should buy the cheapest edition. he
should rather seek for the best. The London
edition we now notice, Il for sale BY WIN. A.
BuTrERs. No. l57 Main st.
TWe are indebted to Hon. j. n. Mason
for copy Of that yery valuable volume. the
Compendium Of the q. s, Census, 1850. BY
I'D. B. De BoN, Enperintsndent Of the U.
3. Cemus. Il tcontnins vast and rich snine
Of important and in1~sstine facts. &
~ TAs IsisI "a nssiisela Hssx&k
Friday % oceesatnIats Wm. DnllA 0'Ds5sa
for his scc1 1bttnns II having ssoapea tpu
yaa DismAnsa xnh4 go EsttSn hSSl n 20
Fs ~ s. s. - sss1ssssSs
80 - 1ssss 9 - g s-ss S. s.
assAa fs4 xM44 ~ 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

EOR -IRE-I have for hire, Man Ser
the balance of the year. who will give such employ
ent as viii not expose him to bad weather. or very
hard work. JAS. D ELLETT
no l8 Gen'i gent and Gem. Merchant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

Callsnd ret pamphlet erstia and see cures
6oldin Nchmond, by o. A. 6TRECKER and RuRr
CELL LADD 4 CO. and by all tho Druseists II
PstsrSbuEg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlstts
RrAtin - Z de 1e-ako1a 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

DODEh1 ul1<ASt ~ his Oiu st6uus Suo-
III .inuez 20 condact the COMMISSION AND
arNERAL AGENCY in all its branches, such %
Negotiating Loans Collecting Claims Hiring out
sevsns and anything else requiring the services Of
giaeen years experience in that line, aud always
hn,v. be hopes Will entite him to continuation Of
and he fsttsrs himself that be can collect claims
hat sen be collected BY no other person.
1s lt--MTThF2w cav ROBT. HILL.
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FOR THE ADvERTIsER.
OF RESPECT.

AT q Regular Meeting Of CALDWELL LODGE, No.
=, A b. NJ, the following Preamble and Resou-
tons were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, God has seen proper, in the disPenia-
ton of his justice towards us, to visit our Lodge
and call from us our friends and Brethren w. r.
WIxN, JOHN LYON and JOIN Is. llARRroS. Let US
therefore be humble in recognz zing G"d's wisdom
in this affecting dispcnsation, and bow with rsv,r-
ence before these mandates. And WHEREAS, it be-
comes us, while thus bowing to these decrecs Of
Providence, to proclaim feelings Of grief, and
share our sorrows. with those Of their bercaved
families, and pay just tribute Of respect 10 their
memories. BE it therefore ),
RESOLVED, That in tue death Of Brothers W. r.
WISs, JoHS LroS and JonS b. HARRISON, the
community has lost valuable citizens, and the frater-
nifty three good Members.
Resolred, That we tender our warmoDt pympa-
thies 10 their bvrcaved families for the osse, they
have sustained, and invoke the assistance Of God
in their behalf.
Rcsolued, That in testimony Of the loss the Fra
ternty has sustained in the death Of our Brethren,
we will wear the usual badge Of mourning i'll the
Lodge for three months.
ResOIued, That the above Preamble and Res,lu-
tons be recorded in the journal Of this Lodge, and
,hat copies be sent to the families Of the ceased
and also to the Edgeeld Advertiser for publication
j. l.. TALBERT, w. NJ.
j. W. COCHRAN, Scc'ry. pro tenn.
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To CAPITALISTS.

TINE Subscriber wishing to make n different in
l. -vrs,nirnt, WILL on the first TUESDAY in
March next, at the T,wcr Markc. House in the City
of augusta, Ga. offer to the highrs, bidder. that
valuable property known as the SANDBAR FER
RY. This property is situated three miles below
Augusta. and contains eleven acres On the Georgia
side, and Plantation on the Caroli,a side, frnl,s
whclrvr b.. cut "t' suf6cirncy of land for c"n-
vrnient landing. The annual income from the
Ferry fr the last ten years has ranged from Twenty
to Twenty five hundred Dollars, aud s at this iic
fully equal to what it ever has been. Two men are
ordinarily employed in conducting the Flat across,
The Charter from the State Of South Carolina has
four years to run. 80
The ab"vc mentioncd property can be treated for
privately between this and the Jay of sale.
Terms made known OH the day of sale.
Z. Il. WIIATLEY.
Beech Island, Feb !, St
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER ASIA.

The British steamer, Asia, from Liverpool
with dates to the l4lh ult., arrived attNcw York
yesterday.
L1vERpooL CorroN MARKET.-The sales Of
the week reach $4,000 bales. Fair Orleans is
Quoted at 81, Middling to 81; Fair Uplands
T s 3-s. Middling So, The demand fair and hold
ers firm, with moderate sales to the trade. Spec
ulators have taken 1000 bales, and Exporters
1000.
The Turks have gsined a victory near Kala-
fat The Porte consents to negotiate. The
British and French fleets were still in the Black
Sea.
The latest rumors from ST. Petersburg were
more pacific.
The allied fleets all proceeded to the Black
Sea on the Sd, except six ships left ut Bnjores
Bay to guard the Bosphorus. The first division
remains anchored at the Rapids.
The Gar, it is said, is not disposed to view
the entry of the fleet 81, declaration of war, but
has ordered all his own fleet to return TO Scbas-
topvl.
On the 9Th of January the Turks gained 4
brilliant victory on the Danube. They stormcd
and csrried the Russian entertainments at Camp
Itali, near Kalifat and put twenty-five of the
enemy to the sword They also attacked = body
Of eighteen thousand Russians sent to relieve
Cita, mud sfter sharp encounter, compelled
them to retreat. The Russians are thus driven
back from positions at which they hoped to
cross the Danube. The Turkish force in battle,
was fifteen thousand men aud fifteen guns, and
it in admitted that Omer Pascba brilliantly out
maneurred the Russian Commander.
Other advantages were formally noticed by
the Diyan on the lst inst, to the ambassadors Of
the Four Powers, but the details are not given.
Supposed to be the sturmng and capture Of
Karakol, with several skirnishes.
It is confirmed that Persis has resumed ncgo-
tations with Grea; Britain, and will no, at pres
ent attack the Turks.
The American ships, Edward Ward Fletcher
and Condor, had been fallen in with ut sea,
wrecked The crews and passengers were saved.
The infant Princess of Spain, died suddenly.
The Rev. Jas C. Richmond complains that he
i. detained in prison by the Austrian police at
Rehene.
Hungary calls on the United States for redress.
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DAMAGE BY THE FLooD.-The Nashril Wing
says: The late heavy rains appear 10 have ex-
tended considerable distance in every direction
over the country. We learn from the Muir
freesboro' News Of Wednesday, that from the
rain of the preceding Thursday, 4Stone's river
rose within few feet Of the highest point it
was ever known to attain" and that the food
in Lytle's creek had swept away about hun.
dred wards of the Railroad, south of the depot
The News also lenrns that some damage was
done to the trnck abnnt ten miles beyond Muir
freesboro', near Christians. We also hear that
some injury was done by the flood, on that part
of the Road between Chattanooga aud the Ten.
nessU- river, but we are not particularly lnfor.
Med of its nature or extent. We trust they will
turn out 10 BE- incun>idcrable, at the most.
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WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Georgia.
w has received from New York, very large
assortment of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Suitable for family u,c, among which are
New York Mills and Waller Tw st Shir,inr:
White Rock and Revere Mills undrcssrd Blracked
Shlrtirss, superior article for Ladies' use:
Extra 1874 Hamilton Blcarhcd Shcctings and Pil-
low CASE Co:t"ns;
Unbleachrd Cott'n Sh;rtincs and Sheetinss, Of au-
pe'i"r style and quality;
Superior 1914 Linen Shee,ings and Pillow Case
Linens; :E,
sup-riur "A Irish Linen, and long I.awns;
Extra quality 10 Dam-sk Diapers;
Superior Blrached aud Unblrachrd S-4 Table Da-
Superior Da,na,k Table Cloths, Of extra .ize aid
quality;
Birds.ryc and Scotch Diapers, and Dau'a,k Nap
kns;
Superior lIucsaha"ks, some very heavy and extra
quality, for Towels; ~
Superior Canhrirs, Jac,,nets Swiss, Null and Nan
sock Muslins;
superior Checked and Striped Muslin,, and CAM
Rich rocadc and Fancy SILKS. for Ladies Dress"aS
superior Back Figuarcd Silks, Of beautiful styles,
for La lies Dresses;
Plain Black Silks, Of rich lustre and extra quality
English and American Prints q LARGE supply;
Superior F,ncy and Mourning Gnchans;
Sup.ror Black AlTacas and Blk Cani"n Cloths
Lupins Jr, Black B"nhazinrs, and Black Chally
superior English and French Black Mrrin"s
!.upins Plain Fancy arrin"s and DeIaincs, of the
nr~t desirable col"rs;
Fancy Printed Del .ainrs; at very low pricrs; j& - .
Ladies' blk aud c"lGrcd Cloth aud !: :lyet Cl"aks
aides SIX aud Mrrino Vests;
Grnil>mrns' Mrr:no aud silk Cndershirts and
Drawers; 80"
a complete assortment Of ladies', Misses Chill
ir,ns,' Gcnlcnncns, and Youths Hoisrry, of
the mnst approved manufacture;
Supr plain aud Danask furniture Dimities and Cot
ton Frinecs;
| Rich cul.r-d Dan,a-ks fr Window Curtains;
Riul, Lace and Embroidered Window Curtains
(snu,e at very l"w priers:)
| Curtain Bands Corn;c-s and French Window Shades
Rich English Brussels Tapestry Brussels and VIII
| ton CarprtS;
Sup'r Thrrc.r'y and Ingram Carpets, Of new aud
elegant patterns:
Striped Venetian and other low priced Carpets;
Printed Floor Cloths, in patterns and by the yard,
Of b'auiful styles;
Augusta Shir,ngs and Shretings. Cotton Osnahurgs
anL Georgia Stripes. at manufacturers prices.
Particular attention will be given t" orders from
the country. and the utmost dispatch in forwarding
Gno!s BY Express or otherwise.
Small ra.c-!s are frequently sent by mail at less
expense than in any other way: ~ Ill ~ g
Augusta Feb. r.
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Difference in favor P. r. s7l 25

From these figures it appears that the Plank Road
is the cheapest by s35 25, in the transportation Of
sixty bales of cotton or 5s cents on the bale; and
that be actually saves, by his own carrying, ST IS,
or 81 Is OH the bale / will meet the argument
that time and labor are money, with the "mple re-
mark that it is better for the planter to turn his time
and labor into cash, than to pay out time and bor
to others-in the shape Of dollars and cenk-whc
he destroys the same amount at home In htcncss
for if he remain at home, doing nothing and eln-
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a Particular Bcg OFF:

EXCUSE u.s. gentle and very dear reader, for our re-
mssness this wcek-yes, pray excuse us. We had not
though, 10 have had occasion to fall thus upon our
knees before you But SO it is. Several articles
expected from correspondence and we chose to leave
all our space for them. But TWO Of them failed and
We knew it not in time to supply the eimis with our
own lucubrations.
But we present you with an excellent article on
Plank Roads by /" CAROLINA" You will find also
so,dly number Of entertaining extracts.
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COMM ERCIAL.
Correspondence Of tho Advertiser.

Correspondence Of tho Advertiser.
HAMBURG, Feb. 4.
CoTTos-In the early part "f tho week our mar
krt MSS much depressed, and prices had declined
to cts from th,se Of last wcok. The Market on
Thursday was relieved BY the recript Of more IA
rorablc adsicrs frm iv-rp"ol, Which caused prices
to advance, fully recover the loss. There still:
appears to he serious apr ehension Of general war
in Europe, bu, for that, Cotton would improve in
prices. The decrease in the Receipts AT all tho
Ports, as compared with last year, is 67,oo0 bales
We quote extremes tn 81 cts. Market unset-
tied ID.
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Machine Shop!

SITUATED on Fox's CREEK. oNg AND \ .nsL1 niLks
WEST OF CBEnoKEx PoSDs. -
THE Subscriber would respectfully annnunee TO
J. his friends and the publie generally, that he
continues to carry an the above business under the
mos, favorable auspices. being stustrd near ,hrse
Saw-als where the different kinds of material can
be had a, tn. lnwes, prices, and having sufficient
a,er- power to rrorel his Machinery, it will be-
s.rn that he DOES psSscss material advantages
over all competitors. which enables him to offer the
following articles ut from FIFTEEN TO TWEEN
TY PER CENT LOWER than the Augusta pri>
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Feb S
N Oficc.

A LII Persons are hereby forwarned not to trnde
"A for Note,nf Hand for about one hun,red and
srventy-se dollars, payable to Thonrls Rodgers,
Administrator Of the estate Of Alexander Hamilton,
deceased, sgucd by the Subscriber bearing date 9Th
December, 1858, mud due twelve months after, IN
the property for which said note WAS given has
proved TO BE- unsound.
JAMES S. HARRISON.
Feb 6, 1854 Il
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9be a0uertisfr.
ARTHUR SiMKlNS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1854.
Our Collector
S.

Mr. NJ E. WAGNER is now abroad upon collect.
ing tour for the "Adrerfiser" We hoPe he will be
kindy received by subscribers, and dismissed with
the ne-dful" au precipi,atey as possible
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! The first meeting Of the Minister'S and Dcacons'
Conference was held at Good Hope Church, on
Saturday before The 9Th Sabbath in january 1854.
Tie meeting was organized by calling Elder j. w.
COLEMAN to the Chair, and Rogr. BRYAN, Sr., Sec
retary.
The Ministers and Dcacons that were present
agreed to form Ministers and Deacnns' Confer
cncc Meeting, to be held en Friday before every 9th
Sabbath in the year to bo called the Minister'S &
Deacons' Conference Meeting Of the Second Divi-
sion Of the Edgefield Baptist Association, and ap-
pointed Elder j. w. COLEMAN, Moderator, and
RoRr Basas; sr:, Clerk.
The next meeting Of the Ministers and Deacons
Conference will be held at Chesnut Hill Church,
on the Friday before the 5th Sabbath in April next
at II O'clock
Introductory Sermon by Elder B. f. C0RLEy.
Elder JeuN TRAIT, Alternate.
lst subject Of discussion,-7He cause Of the sad
declension Of Religion.
Cd. Relative duties of the Preacher to the
Church.
A cordial invitation is hereby extended to Minis
terng Brethren, and all others, to attend the Meet
ing for the promotion of Brotherly union in the
Churches, &c.
J. w. COLEMAN, MODERATOR.
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- '.a--- - - -as--
II z N E N IA L.

MARRIED, on the 22d January, by Rev Jesse r.
B"de, Mr.. JESSE CRoucH and Miss LUCINDA LOTT,
daughter Of MIR. Elber. Lott all of this District.
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REPEAL OF THE MISSOURI CoNpRoM,sE.-!he he
Binghampton Democrat, Pnpcr published in the
immediate neighborhood Of Governor Dickinson,
and which enjoys his peculiar confidence, comes
out distinctly and unequivoeally in favor of re-
pealing all the anti-slavery restrictions of the
Missouri compromise, so far rs the territory OF
Nebraska is concerned, and Of leaving it to the
people of that territory to admit or exclude
slavery, rs they deem fit, when they come to
form State constitution.
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y
October 1853.
At Stevens Store, on Monday, 20sh Feb.
&" Monrc's. sarnc evening, o'clock.
" Slratt.riirfh, "n Tuesday, 2lst.
{" Liberty llill, sanie evening. 3 "'clock.
:" Frrrland's,.' "n "Wednesday. 22d.
'c.liirksr Store, same evening. 3 o'clock.
"rR0cky Ponds, = oil Thursday. 23d.
:" Mrs hliddl tons, ramc 'rning. 3 o'clock
:" Maj. ). Z. Scutt's, an Friday. 2lih.
/" Red Ill., same evening 3o'clork!e@
:" Ch.athaln y Store, on SATURDAY. 25:h.
g s. C.. Sir",n's. sainr evening ao'cl"ck,
W. s. Smylry's, OH Tuesday. 2sih.
Ridge, same evening, "'c"ck.
i iiybrand's, on wednesday,. Isl March
llatcher's, On Thursday, I'd.
d" Graniteyill., rane evening, 3o'cock.
Beach Island, on Friday. Sd.
" Hamburg, un Saturday. 4lh.
" Elgehsd c. II. oil Mon! !ay 9th.
Mai. Alrn's, .: an "Wednesday. S,h.
Richards"n't, n,nI" evening ) o'clock.
Mt. Wiling. "n Thursday. !'h.
Nrrrs 'Slocj on Friday, 10th.
".r: Wise's,. aam- evening. 3 O'Clock.
Rh nel,ar,'s, OH Saturday. lth.
Ilavird's. on Monday. 18th
alick!.r's. ssinc evening, 3 o'clock.
Pcrry's y Roads, on Turs,'ay, 18th.
Corinann y Roads. OH Wednesday, 18th.
Nickrr.un's, s,l,- evening, O'clock.
I" Hal,iwanyrr's Store, on Thursday, 18th.
(" r. ~. Scurry. "n Friday. eth.
Dnn's Stnr-, sarnr evening, 3o'cl"ck.
:" j. $. Sn,ylr,r, "n Saturday. 18th March.
j. oUATrLEBGM, 7. C. ED.
Frh #
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RoEr. BRYAN, Sr., Clerk.

TIE TRIAL-We learn, from the Chester
Standard, that the trial of the negroes charged
with the murder of Alexander J. Craig, ut Lam.
caster, c. H., which continued until Saturday,
night last, ,.ended in the conviction of Tony, a
slave belonging to Mr.. Whherspoon. He was
sentenced to be hung the last Friday in March.
1t is thought that be will make full confession,
duplicating several Others rs accomplices in the
dreadful crime for which he is about to suffer.
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Notice..

1TflE Subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
Il placed all his Notes in the hands of Geo. W..
Iandrum, ESQ., to whom payment e.n be made un-
til Return Day, when, if not paid, they will be.
n,liscrirnina,ely sued. p. r. BLALoCK.
Hal, 81 2.
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TS Planters.

vTNIIE Subscrbsr has for sale an excellent Second
l. hanird TWO HORSE WAGON, in go,.d
repair, which lie will dispose of ON the most rrason
able terms. &. ii. COOL WIN.
Feb s 1t
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Manufactured Tobacco /.

TUST Received direct from the Factory, Thirty
- Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO, comprising
-Four Chuice Brands, VIZ: Honey Dew, ornnoco,
Extra and Premium. For sale by the Box, or as
retail at LOW PRICES. Don't fail to call and
sample before buying elsewhere.
G. L. PENN, Aaxsr.
Oct 26 If 4l
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Admsinistrator,s A Sale.

10y Virtue cf m Order from II. T. Wright.
ID Esq, Ordinary, ] will proceed t" sell at pub
lie outcry at the rrsidrncr Of the late E;hert Anr
yan decd, on Tuesday, 2ls, February, all the per-
sonal,y Of said deceased, consisting Of
Eleven Negroes,
Horses, Cattle. Hogs. C"rn, Fodder. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation To"ls, &c.
will RENT to The highest bidder, the Psn:a-
lion of the drcea,rd. f"r the pru,.n, year.
TgpAs-Cr-di, till 23ih December next, with
nute aud two approved surr.ics.
ROBT. MERIW ETHER, Adm'"r.
F.h ~"
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Notice

A IL Persons asywise indebted to the, Estate ,os
N John Wise. deed, are hereby requested TO
make immediate settlement, and ,h,se having de-
maa.s arains, said Estate will please render in ihcis
accounts forthwith, properly attstcd, according to
law. SIDNEY WISE, Ex,,rs
g. II. MILLER. oSs>
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Eleven Megroes,
Executors Sale,

MILL. bs soil at the residence of lanes L.
w GLIDER, dr>'d, on the 2lst FEERC ARl
next, thr Real ,ld Personal Estate o sadSi, cr;sed
(rxcrpt which is Specifically d'.viSc,l.) VIZ
y valuable tr;ict Of Land eont,iDing six hundred
acr,s, (a,ur- or less) This tract lies ab'u, eight
miles West Of Newbcsry Court H'''>e, an tan"ar tn
Bush River. tits sn,d Cd,tdn Plantation, and is
we'll improved. having good ou'-bnildincs. new
Gin Ions. and Screw. There is new Drug Store
Oh the premises.
-Also,-
Abou, tl,irty.fivc LIKELY NEGROES, among
them one good Carpenter, House Servants and vau-
able Field Hands.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cotton, Corn
and Fodder, Horses, Mules Cattle, Sheep aud Hogs
Bacon and Lard, Plantation Tools three Wagons
and Gears, and various uth-r articles.
There is large quantity Of BOTANIC MEDl-
CINES which will be sold ut private sale BY )r.
James X. Gi!dcr, one Of the Executors, f'r cash.
TERMS OF rSALE-Cash fnr all SUMS under F're
Dollars for that sum and up,cards for Pusehashcrs
Of Personal Property credit till the ist Of Januasy,
1855, with interest from the day Of sale
The Land will be sold on the following terms -
crei, for half Of the purchase money till the ist
January, 1855 for the other half credit Till the lst
January. 1856, with interest nn the whole from the
day of sale, aud mortgage Of the premises if re-
quircd.
Good Securities for purchasers Of both Real and
Personal Estate must be given before the delivery
Of the property, or the making titles for the Land
If any purchaser shall fail to comply with the
terms Of sae-tle property bid of by him, will be-
rc-sod II, Newbcrry Court House on the first Sale
Day following the day of sale, at the risk of the frat
purchaser.
HENRY SUMMER, )r-,or,
JAS. X. GLIDER, ~
F.h G 0t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

DR.. Adam Clarke bady perfect aBhoranee of
both pork tand tobacco. ht is, rpor;ed to have
said, aIf ! were to offcra sacrifice to the devil,
il should be roasted rig stuffed with tobacco"