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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
To the Honorable Juds. Of Probais for the coun.
"a Of Oxford.

THE undorsirrsd, OEHTs u. srrrsos anil
j EruRAtu r. SrTrsnS, ~ lluihrl, IN said
County. respectfully represent ihatihey nre sci,sd
u. heir viii aiher., wa Hannah Fuller, wife Il
A.s Tuller II iivrTmpre. W Oh" COUNTY ~ Andro.
srprrin, Olive Childs. wifr ~ Mafshall Child. &c
aid LVsunorc, Mary Cooling, v,ie Of Dap,sl
Godipr. n ssid l.iyefnnf', Abigail Clover, vile
II I.evc.fon Glover ~ Run.fDri w aid Courry ~
ONG,rd, add Delnrah n. Amcs, wife II Hrtekiah
q. Aur. Of Turner In sid Ciunty n inHrusrog.
gin. IN me real estate whereof 1'n1 Str''or, late
II IIaufrI, IN aid Count, Of oNori. decsa'cd.
died scitcd aud po.ssfsed-nu iu',H'ory whereof
has l,cn Iuly rsturncl i',o the Probate ofhoe
that they ate each ent,tlsl q onc.Fsselih n the
s1nr as thsir portion. which ihcy irc DESTROYS ~
hlliing anl possessing w severaliy. They there
f,rc puiy That SDuf honor w"ull grant warrant O.
sni,llle rers,1.. ,nihoriiing them 20 m1ke a..
vision II aid estate. and set od % each heir hi.
t.F.4.HFf...T 4 fIa ..tfHa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
Eos. 81 6 80 UNION ST, PORTLAND.
oOSusTISG OF
American Cream Soap in bars, Laun.
dry and Manufacturers in barrels
and cans, Toilet, Shaving, Shay
ing Croam, TRANSPARENT, &c,

Thee Soap. arc presented 10 thu publir. after
having leen thoroughly tested Nv ourselves snd
lisnd., o.. The lesi Labor saving Articles,
ever hsco4erc,l. ,ad We offer them 10 the public
b. tvcfy wny worthy their ooah. ioacc
They do th. w0tk u the Laundry IN si-f's
ram trai,r. either Sofl. Hard or Salt: di,psn-
sing With B1ilins o. Puuadag ADD tbs WashOoafd
--oonssqucntl, large amour, oi Feel snd wear
and tear ofclothing issaved and notone-lourih ths
amaunt II labor " required 10 Jo the vlshiug u =
Hmily. The ts1dcnSy u thcs. s0aGs - 10 soh,n
the clothes aud lpostn the hsh ofihs dirt, Nithout
iniufy. Washing i done by simply ruhbiag tho
srlp on the pats ul the clothes nyft s0,lcd, and
pacing them IN warm snds suihcient 90 cover ihrru
there ~ them rcnaia 81 hours, lor all night,
ifrruvruirt,) then with slight band rubbing and
good rilsiue. thfy viii D. nrtfeti, rrsn, sod with-
ort Boz ur, o. thr most driic1ic fabric. MsHnos.
Sits, shawl, Sc. m'y H. uashsd sith perfect
.af.t,. Co,tDn Good. rriuis Il any rolof hat
Will fade IN water aionr, Wien uNshed with these
soar. According 10 directiort, Wi 90 change, lnt
rgm,tu Gfu, slll ihs ca'9rf rendered more brilliant
Frr ulsLirg Wople0s, rdnfs, Gliding, Miuo''.
Nars, PsruiiuT., Lamps, Silver Mae, A., 49,.
these SH'ps afr sHsri.r o. sny ia the market
The r.ft u. these soaps isno more thar n those
oriinaril, u-sI: snd lss,ds. thi.. the goat wssr
and l.r 81 r'H'l1g consequent rrun The ID asihoi
% bard ui.llUg urH1 hIar', mlrhiNs, r0nndiry
barrel &C., ani the nrcr,iny II h,7iag, - NhOlly
BE- uhn.y avoided
Wc.sk &c thr snip q ar ti,l, choosing to
trust f1 its ova instit. rather than resort {. tho
publication 81 iDug lsl II certificates from those
who base usrd o.. wLersyrf % h,s iysn inarufsc-
tufs', Which Ne have u be- or powsT 20 do sore u
Httsss8Ty
~ r'- Who'-.als, ssig. It 81 ,nd % Unios
Street, puusri, sni fc'ail by Grocrr gcnsr,lly
lH ri, nni country. Agents supplied on lbsrsl
Terms. All fTlffs .IIlfrssrH % g W. n. 4
c.. postpaid, N0s. ~ & - Cniua 81 PgulIat
Sc, u,l rcr,v, prompt attention.
Iyr 'a.r, Wh1'esa,c and Retail, by
STEVENS G. SHURTLEFP.
10 SOUTH PARIS. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

Tar GASP Ta.sE RAILWAY Cyvr,sg
u7ci as additional section olloO miles uii5r,r
Doe 90 Qny5,- oo the "a 81 October A.
ra'grmcuts are made Cog rlHaa- la express
tram between Boston and Quebec va Port
land, 10 oac dly. sl that passengers leaving
New York 90 the evening" viii reach Quebec
u1E evening. The Boston train is 90 reach
Portland at ten o',Ioek 4. N, dine 90 Island
Pod lad reach Montreal >, no O'Clock =. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
Freedom Noiirr.
Farm for Sale.

s;gy,. 4 be Subscriber oGars Tor ale one
.RA+51c ofthe best Farms in The toSn oi
10 Bq.kfelI, situated three miles from
the village IN the main r1st 10 Pans,
----.----- containing about o"r hundred acres
Of land, well divided into 6cli, pasture sod wood
Land. euts tvc7i,. five tons Il hay annually. lh'
house barn AID shcis ave crucions, new aod N
God rsrsir. il is vel surpIed with water, good
,,rh,ri az selerte grated fruit, and a nursery Of
,rpIe.irsf, u suitable .yo inr Getting The iar-'
4. ina h,rh stta Of cutiyatipn, the isncss are y
Good rcpair. Said EARN will he s0li love L applied
f,r soon, TENS liberal. MOSES Low.
Bu,kfsll. March, ~, 1884
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

lIuntcr Democrats and Huuker Wings pay
No RroARD WHATEVER to their party orgaai.
zation when
PRO,SLATERY AND TIE SPoHS
require a Coalition
THE FACT has come to hight TIA, the
Hunker Democrats and Phebc Wings Of ',is
County have acrced to eoalesce to elect their
men In tho Representative Districts Of This
County Thai, such a Coalition has been
formed Tor saeh an obiec, - p'oros 5y an un-
,mpcachlblc witness lJCItrs'n.an.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

B'1A5srurrs PROM CAtUoEyrG. 4 letter
from San Franc.seo, dated AoT. !. SAYS,
''ae ship 5. S. Bishop which cleared yes
i''day' Ur New York. has some 1900
tl'.e's wheat aud barley On board, and an.
''as' vessel loading ,ak15 about Toe lme
-s'ruw 70 F7g'l-l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

The Gospel Banner gives 90 account of
the jcpycjl'u1s ~ "rayrrrus monster In
ihc town cf Sumner. We understand TIA,
srmc two months since quito number Of
shccp were destroyed in The south rluo'iha'
town, boz no losses have been sustained Or.
Gently. Quite a number of sheep were k'''-
siIlcI about that time in Ramlud aud ai.lc.
enc towns, ard from the appearance ol che
carcass twas Supposed Co De- thr work of
wolves. No traces of ihr "u,CuUg7 mnu-
t,H" have Seen observed fr some ,iWc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
OVHIN u. STETSON,
EPliRAN =. STErSON.
Dated NJ Hartford ihc l2lh day Of August, lsjL

O,rorr. e., Na Coutt ofrrolo'c, he'll ~ Paris
within AMI nc the County Of ONinri, on tho third
Tuesday II August in ihg year Of our Lord 'igh.
teen hundred 1pi iny.flur
On the foregoing pcttion
Cuprurp hat the aid P,uUo7rrs c,ys n1
urr n 30 rarsurs iu'rr,.'el, by cl1.ug cory
nf ihi. order o. hc published threr weeks suorr'.-
i,al, DO The Oxfu Drnprllt priHi,l 10 paris,
lH1t thrs mrrppqelr 10 70 Probate Court o. o" held
90 Canton .u che ysu', -hr't 'I1y fNsriembsrutV'
10 tvuoilhc ,'HSh u the Afternoon, aul 'hgv csr'"
l aur ia.y have, why thr same should not u,
rar',t. ..
TIMOTHY HIDDEN, Jsig,.
4 true CHYy-H1i' r..
", Vtrr yfrstg. prs.s,-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

DHr Sr.grSe. 4 correspondent OF Ore
Portland ADVERTISE says lhnt '"" yuuas
r-r belonging 20 Arla,rr, Nc, while o7
thr,r vry o. work o. q Gr'l, discovered, NOT
tr.-ry rr's from ,hr., house. ar o'd bear -r'
,vr -rh. orc or'Nc Young mon Immediately
rar back Nr bis rr0 --' mon h.s rr'rrr.
s.--.rFrl .r shooting 'o0 ort oI ,h. ttr.
f-rr.. Including t'r Oh ono.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

ONTOHb, -.
Ala Count II Probate hedai rari.. Nith'n ard t'r
the COuliv uf ONfIud, on The thiui lu'sd'N oi
Aug ~ ih, war ~ or l0rl one thou,and eight
hurirci anil hlt,.iuUr.
ON the petition uf STErHEN LEANlTr, ~.
" miuisiraipr NJ thr estate IT Zach1nah Chick
erirr. late ~ Ilaufrd, 90 laid county, deceased,
rf,,ins Zoe lircn-e I.,,lla AZ uub'c 80 pu'air ss'e
AMI convey 30 much n thc rc'l es'ale ~ said Do
erased as NAV h. ncsc.sar, iur ihs payment oi The
,clts OF sah estate and n,idsnial charges
II va. Ordered, thatuutics D, giyeg toall renon
Interested. b., oluiir- q copy ot this order r. ~
ruhi,hrd thrc weeks successiyc'y IN The Oxford
Democrat, printed At Paus, that they may appear
~ r. Probate Court IN b. held a. Canton on iht
2l.i day of Septomlsr, next, al twn o. ne clock
IN the afternoon and shew cause, iisny the! bhhrt'
why the same should MT he -Ta1iel.
TIMOTHY LuDDEN, JsSE'
4 true coTy-atic.t;
VIZ. Wikr NIKGIS, Rgilt-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

..Enru. sss Afl Crl.t 81 Probate hc'i % Plr's,
.....rHr. fTflr C..H.. ui O'.HrU, 'r i.- fa..l
e .sIrruf ir.o.' .r t'r ,arr ~ 0m I.1.irlgI-
teen Er. .rrI 1rI F0f..ur
u AUNNGASG UTEI,I Coidsau of -iaany
i g.. A,urrv. H.I J1ry %. ASurrW'. OF
n rr.tr.'T. tr stfI C,rf',, nir..s. having grr-
..r.E h. r.HI rar1r1t Il g.lrl,al.Ap q ssil
,..'. Go aI.v.H.,.
u.rrr1. i'n' thr .aII Gmr.pa give notice
u. rrr.ur. irfrf,sfrllt r,Hsi1g cop, oftlisDr.
..ff4 's rti.surd itrrp week su-r,ssty''y in The
D.E.r pmnr'. printed 10 Paris, chat i'ry r0y
,...rr n THlair C.ui a. o. held ~ Paris
au ti. hr-l Tussdsy of us'a'-r a,N', a nine ul
f.r.U..I tu il. fsrrl1Hs. lld shyv rausr, " ary
ri.. have. vi. ihr .Hrrl sruull r.I 10, 1iluvrl.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, JHfgs.
A'Hr- o1ry iucsf.
% wv. WIgI NiEDIy, Rs-rf~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

The En1r, House o, South Paris, va7
struck bv lightning 900 Tuesday moraiug last,
hut was NOT much .rurgl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

u,r1ru, co. Nts Curftof Probate hslH Of rari.,
within arF Goethe County ~ Osfrl, on ihr
tbird 'Tu.sdsy ~ Argust. s. D.. i-5l.
DENJNNIN ~ANGOUN. ,lliioi,if,t.s Df tbr
> rsuf, fell. iH...s lIllF,. h'r N Osufi u
H.' Clr#f.. i.r..sr'. having urr.s0'rI h.. Cow.
rrr-uri ~ decentralization ~ thc cftstr 81 slii
I.,.,sri allowance,
Orurrru. Thrll.a.I limusu1'rr s,vrH'.
nH.fu no rr.s.rs ir'.Trt-', bl rrr.ir- copy II
,f,s ur,.. i. o. rhi.,hrd thine woke .nrrf.st,,,
orr IIr uN.H urH.Hf, IuafUI 90 lafI'. ihHi
fN.t rarr..rBfr Probate Govt 200 Do ha'l 40
rtf.s. ir .l.I r.urr., tlr fhird fu.slav 4 DE-.
f.I.IH.Sr,H nina no ths clos. lr fHr .pu,lHr 1.
show rHrsr, ifl1I chs bl'., Hay tlr -lr.r sh'u'I
100 IHt'.HN.I
TIMOTHY LuDuEN, JaI.'.
q f". r..E--."..'.
- W.. Wwr yrGry. E,Hfv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

On S.r'ry r.r'' h,'. srnr Willows ,.-.r'
f- ..rr'rrrFrhr.u Con1v.0. of nnvr-.
--' -r' tnr Irn-.'r-r Ola ,1'rHh'r '.-.r ar'
.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
s. d. WEEKS,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
CAT THE POST orTlCEO
pA.aIS ELL.

SD " i.rur,rci 20 m'nn'l'turc az kinds
of B1ois and snoe. IN f, neat and substantial man-
uUr.
-zrParirular attention given to making Cent?
Fine Cali Houts.
Repairing dJne AZ ,hon notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08


o.. si,alr arl i,r thc Count, Of O,lrd, 90 me-
NI. Tu.HI. .. iurs.f. i1 thr N,aruf,ur l..rl
r.-Burn Iu. f.r1 luF fG,-fnr.
Us C.r.huI, i'.p \. Cup,lul, N1u J.
I.-rHrH. tr.u Nrr J. Nram0D 1nl Nluht
Drr,HHI. IrHu Martha lriggsD heir. 81 seth
C.r.'ru|, bfy 90 Irrar On ihr County ~ An'-u
......r, m...., 'r'.rE rru'0' b.' thiui rr.
count 10 ..lI...r... .. said ufri' ~ allowance
Drurrrn. that thr 1fI GrrrI,n give
,..... o. .U r.f.... i...rT.r.I. O., ,lrsf.r o.
.....f fh...rirr1. r''.h.i hri. pr.i. .rs.
ss,... '1 Tie u,'.ri h,ur.I1' yr'n''. 90 I,r'..
i HH 'I'.' 40 70 l'..i.' .' " ''.
.. l....s, In .N.. l, 'I i." 1000 .'''.'! "'
N.. ."rn..'. ~ n..r '' iI' '',.s 'n'g' ..''''.'.
'". ..." .a.-'.' '.' t.i "'''' way ''. '''.'
ri" ".' ".l Dol .,.,.,.,.,.
iIN''lh I''p'N' 'a'f.
nH' cop. Nnn'.
- ~. WIZ. NiH"l.' '"sai".
.t,.rr.. So. Ala Court n rr.'7,r bold r.,
.vuIurari lrr no, C.urrl Of Oxford a-
Nh. a.Ir...rr, % Nr-..t ir tb....4f .I,ur I.Hr|
TIlI~rTr HOWARD Nr..r.s,r-'ar Du
'f..,.-....l p,,... W.L.r.lI. Ifr of lie.
80. ......I r...f.. ,.,,...F. I.,.r- r,,..rfr.
...H.t. ..-..,.,.ftE .,rr.,...,r,f.., a
,.. ..,.,.. .....r ..l.,.,.I g.f ,I..e.r-,.
Urrrur.rhr t.r.rui AEHlri..r.fpr give rr.
..t..r...s..s Interested. Dos ,lT.frs1 r.rf gfthi.
H..'. t..H|..Ir,F fsI-r vrll s srlrrs. t,rI. BOO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-29
Haadv.ITade Clothing, &c.
&l,rrSNys Sale.


10y Virtue of wrils Of Firri Facias to me
ID directed, ] shall proceed to sell at Edge.
licll Court House, on the first Monday in
December next, The following property in the fol
lowing case, viz:
John Hill, Adm'or., vs. William Minor, Ono
Trac, Of Land containing three arrrs, more ol
less, adjoining lands of.C. R. Cochran, I. 5
Cochran and others.
Zaehasa!, CIaxlon vs.. Arthur Lott. John A
Lott and John H. Lott; WIN. Stevens, EXernr
VS.. Arthur Lott, Mark Mathis and InO. e. Har
ris: Johnson A. Bland, Admir-, VS.. Arthur Lott
Clinton Ward and Henry Howard other Pain
tilis is. Arthur Lott, Ono tract Of Land CON
tanning il00) aeses more or less, adjoining lands
of Jackson Holmes, Derrick HolSuibakc, Isaac
Bush and others, lered on as The propsliy OF the
defendant, Arthur Lott.
Trtms Cash. LEWIS JONES, s. F.. D.
Nov Q Ate IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-29
NEW FALL GOODS!
FULL SUPPLIES !

WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga, has .',le re-
Wy ccived from New York his FULL SUP
PLIES of FANCY AND STAPLE Day GOODS, en-
bracng large and splendid assortment suitable Tor
the Fall and Winter season, among which are
Rich Fancy co!orcd Silks, OF new and beautiful
styles;
Plain Black Silks, In great variety of style, and
Of superior quality;
Rich Paris printed DeLunes, and Fancy of oil
Wool Paids;
Lupin's coorcd white and black Merinos, and
plain colored Del-aines;
a very large supply Of su;all-fgurcd, a:l-wool
printed DeI.aincs, for children, of new and bcau-
full styles;
English and American Fancy Prints, in great
variety of styles;
superior Scotch fancy Ginghams, of new and
beautiful Winter styles;
Elegant French Embrodcries embracing La
dies Collars Chemizettcs, Underslceycs and land
kcrchcfs, of new and splendid styles
Ladies' Black and Colored Cloth Cloaks and Ta-
mas of the latest styles:
Ladies' Rich Embroidered and Plain Paris Silk
Velvet Cloaks;
A large supply of Lallics', Misses and Chidrens
Hosiery, Of the best make;
Ladies and Gcntlemcn's Sup Gauntlet Gloves /;
Ladies' and Misses Mcrino and Silk Vests
Gentlcmcn's and Youths Silk and Ncrino Shirts
and Drawers
Superior Wclch Gauzc, saxony and Silk Warp
and Heavy FIanne!s
Superior English Coorcd Flannels, for Ladies'
Sacks;
English and American Cotton Flannels, of extra
quality;
y very large supply of Mourning Goods, for La
dies use, of superior quality;
Superior l2-L Linen Sheetngs and Pillow Case
Linens;
Superior S.4 and lO-4 Table and Damask Dia-
pers, some Of extra quality;
Rich Damasli Table Cloths and Napkins, some OF
extra size;
Scotch and Birds Eye Diapers, extra fine, for
chlren's wear;
Heavy Scotch Diapers and Hunkabanks, for
Towcing
superior whtneysahl Mcrino Blankets of extra
szc aud quality;
Superior Crib Blankets;
Also, Il great variety Of other scasonabe articles
suitable for Family and Plantation use. The public
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine the Us
sortmcnt
W. S. especially solicits call from his long-co
tinucd friends and patrons, and assures them that
no rxrrtons on his part will be wanting to supply
them with the latest and most desirable styles Of
Goods, at the lowest prices.
Augusta, Nov ii II Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-29
Curryton Academies.

TIIE Trustees have engaged the services OF MIR.
Il JAMES LESLY. of Abbevc District, for
tic Male Department, and Rev. w. II. CHRISTIE
for the Female Department. Mr. G. will be assisted
by abe instructors
From the experience Of the present year, the
Trustees take pleasure in recommending Mr. CnAls-
TIE to the public as very competent and energetic
Teacher.
Mr.. LEsLY is too we'll known in this and the ad-
joining Districts to require single Introductory re-
mark from us. IL is well qualified TO give entire
satisfaction.
Rates of Tuition.
First Class, Primary Department. per Session S., 90
End . ordinary English branches, .... l2, 90
3nd " higher English branches. ....... 800
18th Sc Greek and Roman Literature with
higher Mathematics. .........l is, 90
Extras-Drawing, Painting, French and
Music, each. ...,,,...,...,...,..2 .2O,OO
Pupils are charged from the time of entering un-
til the end Of the Session. Tuition in ADVANCE.
The Schools will open on the first Monday in
January. being divided into two Sessions Of FIVE
months each.
G Two large buildings in addition to those al
ready near, will be ready to accommodate boarders
By the first of January
ROBT. MEREIWETIGE
Chair'n Board of Trustees.
Soyo If 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-29
RICH D R. Y GOODS !!
nCHEAPER THAN THE VERY CHEAPEST"
G. R Az BROTH E RS,
~ Aoaesnn sGna @Roe


DEG to inform the public tha: their Fall pur-
ID chlses this season have been UNUSUALLY
LARGE, having Eeen in the Northern markets
over three months this Summer, where so many
large auction sales took place, offering decided ad-
vantage to close purchasers. We can confidently
say that our Stock is MUCH CHEAPER than the
Ike ouay of Goods could be obtained few weeks
later when the great body of Merchants went to
market
Our desire owing to the very short season that
VIC will now necessarily have, is to dispose OF this
large Stock independent of profits and we may
venture 10 say that we can Offer as strong induce
mcnts us am of eur ncighbors, il not stronger.
In our DRESS GOODS ROOM will be found
the richest varieties Of the Season. such as
Elegant NloriantigarSILKS;
Rich Satin, Striped do
Elegant Black Plaid do
Small Striped Plaids and figured
Rich Brocade Plain, Striped and Plaid, SO cents
per yard, worth 10 cents;
Plain Black Silks all widths, very cheap;
Black Plaid Walercd and Brocadc, new styles;
White Silks and Salus
Figured, all Wool, French Muslin DcLaines, 125
cents, worth 80 cents;
French Merinos, very cheap;
I.upns' best Bombazinc, exceedingly low;
Back Jalncsc, new. .and very desirable all-Wool
Goods for mourning;
l5lacI: AIpaccss all qualities. some very fine and
low priced;
Nlautil!as, Cloaks and Talmas Of the very latest
French styles, exceedingly cheap
Grape, Cashmere and Woocn Shaws;
Embroderies Of all kinds, of the most elegant
descriptions;
Ribbons for the Million, fine bonnet and neck, St
cents yard, worth 20 cents;
Calicoes and Ginghams best styles, very cheap,
Domestic Goods of all kinds;
Blankets and Kcrscys unusually low and great
variety of other articles to which would respect
fully invite the attention of the public.
GRAY BROTHERS.
tuorcto Nny IA Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-29
Executors Sale,

VNTH.L be sold at the late residence Of Christi
w ana Huict, decd, four miles from Mount
Willing, on Tuesday the 18th December next: all
the Real and Personal Estate Of said deceased. Inc
Real estate consists of Two Tracts Of VALUABLE
LAND, viz
Tract No i, the " Homestead" Of said deceased
contains about Three hundred acres, in fine state
of cultivation, and adjoining lands of Allison De-
loaci,, John C. Sinkins, John Jennings and others.
Tract No. 2 contains Two hundred acres, forty
Of which Is clear and mostly fresh while the balance
is fine and weil-timbered Woodland Said Tract is
, bounded by lands of John c. Simkma, Est Of r. b.
Bouknght and others.-The personally consists OF
Mine Negroes,
The Crop Of Cotton, Corn, Oats, Fodder, ,quan!i-
ty of Flour, sStock of Cattle, Horses and logs,
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools, one Road Wag-
gon, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TEaMs-A credit of twelve months with interest
from date-purchasers will be required to give notes
with two approved securities. All sums OF and
under $40 cash. G. ID. HplET, EX'or,
Nav st 41
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Dempsey Morgan and others,

IN EQUITY.
Dempsey Morgan and others,
VS..
Whitfield Morgan and others.
DY Virtue of IN Order from Chan. WAED-
ID LAW, will sell at the plantation belonging
TO the children of Evan Morgan, decd, at pub
lie outcry, on Tuesday The 2nd day OF January
ncxt, the following real and personal estate.
A Tract of Land situate III the District and
State aforesaid, containing six hundred acres
more or less, and adjoining lands of Ta"dy,
Burkhaller. Negel White. l.. s. Cochran ahd
others.
Also, the following Negro s]ayes 10 witt
Sam, Alba, Fanny, EioIcl, George, Edmund,
Ellen. Georgian, Phill;4, Frank, Sarah. Tom,
Caroline, Washington. Nancy and Peter.
TERMs-Thp above negroes will be sold on Il
credit of one year IRON the day OF sale. The
land be sold in two separate Tracts, (plais Of
which will be exhibited on the day OF sa'c) on
Il credit of one and TWO years, except as 10 SO
much as will dciray tie costs Of the suit, which
are to BIZ paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond
with good surety to secure The purchase money
~" Any person dc>irous of seeing the above
property will be Obliged by calling on Mr. Thos'
Morgan or LitHctury Cochran, Esq
A. SlllklNS, C. E. E. D.
NOV o7. 1854. 81 4G
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

T D. LkLLERSTEDT, has received at
lLo the Corner Of Globe Hotel. Augusta. Ca, a
Splendid Assortment
Rich Brocadc and Figured SILKS,
New and elegant styles Plaid do
Smalcd Checked Canton SILKS, for Children,
Cashmere DcECOPE and Muslin DeLANE,
English and French MERINOS,
Lupin's BOMBAZINE and ALPACA,
Paris Saque and Opera FLANNELS,
Scotch GIYGHANS and PRINTS,
Needle worked BANDS and COLLARS,
CHI5fESEIl'S and UNDERSkEVES,
Hcnsiiched and Revierc IIandkerchie(s,
.Jaconct and Swiss TRIMMINGS,
Linen and Cotton SHEETIRQ,
Bc;,chrd and Brown SHIRTING,
Table Linen, Satin Damask,
Large Stock Of Negro BLANKETS,
Bed and Nacnnau do
Georgia PLAINS and OSNABURGS, &c.
sE3;~ The prices and styles OF the above Goods
are warranted to suit, to which he invites attention
Augusta, Nov aS 4t 46
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
M A. RANSOM, AGENT for R. NJ Full
W. LER, Hamburg, S. c., has now on hand q
Superb Stock of DrV Goods,

Which he is SELLING FOR CASH at prices that
cannot fail u please; and would respectfully invite
the attention OF his customers and all in want OF
Goods to an examination Of his Stock, among WHICH
will be found
Rich Brocade SILKS,
Figured, Plan Black, Gro de Rhine SILKS,
Cpd Marceline and Sarconett do
All wool DcLanes, OF beautiful styles,
Common and Medium do. from l21 to so cts.
Solid Co!ored Persian DeLanes, various shades,
Highland Plaijs and Figured Vclvets,
Saque Flannels, plain and figured,
Scotch and American Ginghams, from l2 to 25c
English and American Prints, all qualities,
do do Fur;atne, do
Ladies Colored Black Cloth Cloaks and Talmas
of the latest styles,
Black and Coored Shawls, various qualities,
Gauzc and Welsh Flanncls, warranted not to
shrink,
Bleachcd and Brown do various qualities,
Richardson's undressed Irish Linens,
Beached and Brown Table Damask do. from
50 to 81 ,25.
Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers, oil qualities,
uuckabaek Towels and Tuwelings,
Furniture Dimity and Fringes,
Drab MoSno, for Skirts AlGrsalcs do
Ladies' Misses and Childrcn's Hosiery & Gloves
do Linen Cambric Handkerchicts,
DO Worstcd Sleeves,
lO-4, ll-4 and 1874 Whitney Blankets,
Extra heavy Bed, Crib and Cradle do
Large Lo, Of Negro Blankets, very cheap,
Cassnercs, Satlncts, Twceds and kentucky
Jeans, all qualities.
l0-4, ll-4 and l2-4 BID and Brown Shcetings,
81, IS, I'D and 81 Shirtng, Granitevillc and
other makes,
Osnaburg Stripes and Yarns at Factory prices,
Real Georgia Plains, bes, quality,
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes, good as
sortment, with Il great quantity Of other Goods
suitable for the season.
GEY- Orders solicited and faithfully executed.
Hamburg Nov 2S II 4O