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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

y NIMroD or THE WEsr--Thc following de-
scIPion of Kentucky hunter is copied from
The Evansville journal
swat Erklnan has followed hunting for Il
livelihood since the year 1881. Since that period
he has killed lhirly-eight bears, nine hundred
ana eighty four wolves, three thousand cirht
hundred and forty seven coons, nine hundred
and ninety foxes, nine hundred and siytv-one
wild geese. two thousand aud forty pheasants.
torly-four ground hogs, eighty wild cat, four
teen poIccats, two hundred minks, besides
squirrels, quail, and other small game beyond
his power TO calculate. The sum he has real.
Izcd from his game, SKINS &C. falls but little
short Of twelve thousand duars.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
Ent Sumner.

IT will be seen that many Of the ladies OF the place
propose to afford hot supper the 2lst inst, fol
which the charge is very moderate. We have nt
doubt but that twill be an elegant affair. The object
is laudable one and we should all 60 if here at the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

TIE FIRST WATER NlELoS.-Thc Albany
Patriot of the 10th inst, says =" AT tie invita-
ton OF w. w. Cheever Esq, we had thc plea
sure OF partaking of very fine Water Melon.
plurked from the garden of Mrs. J. e. Brooks,
OF this county, on the I'd June. 1t WAS fully
ripe; OF the willie mcatcd species, and of exceed.
ingly delicate flavor"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
Very Nice.

Mr. LEWIS CovAR has thanks for several very
firm ant, white cabbage heads Of this Springs growth
We pass by the garden where these cabbages grow
twice every day; and we must believe that it bears
off the palm of excellence from every thing of its class
within ten miles Of the place. If lie, who makes TWO
blades OF grass grow where only one grew before, is
public beneacor what may not be said OF such pro'l
dent patres famillie as Mr.. CovAR!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
From the Abbcville Banner.

In the last issue of Edyeiicn Advertiser, til,
| editor publishes a letter which he received, TO
griher with basket of Strawberries from Mr.
J, IL. Minis. Mr. NJ. says that one of the Straw.
berries measured four and four.fifth inches, and
challenges Uncle Sam to beat it. We'll. Uncle
Sam has not beaten that big berry, but Cant,
Byrd OF Greenwood has. A Strawberry was
taken from the Captains garden last week that
measured four and sevcn-ciglt inchcs--strinr
drawn tight. a gentleman who slw it saws
That 1t was us large as i guinea egg just look
ut guinea egg TO get an idea of the size of
our Strawberry '-' -
Come it again, Mr.. Minis; beat that if you
can, and tIcu we'll show you our best
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

ABOLITION observation-disclosures Washhu.n
Of Massachusetts, cmphaIiray denies The f,Lri-
cation Of the abolition leaders that he syrnpa-
tIlizcd with them in their late ruuus prucrr-
dlngs. AT banquet of the Boston Cadets. on
"Wednesday evening, lie rcpudiatcd The assertion
with indignant carnestneSs prHnouncing the
report Of his sympalhiziug with the dislnr-
Ders OF the peace an absolute and unqualified
talsrhood, in whatever form il is uttered. lie
also paid high and deserved compliment to
the military for the part they had taken i'll pre-
serving the public peace during the week, and
thanked them heartily.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

DYsESTARr in somewhat dangerous form.
has BEEN and is yet quite prevalent in this town
and county. and We believe in some Of the ada.
cent couiiIIcS. But few deaths have occurred
50 tar us We have learned, but its attacks are
generally rather violent AND somewhat diliicul.
10 manage. What do those w,cacreS think
now who are in The habit Of ;tIrbuiing this and
EIndrcd ailments TO jr"H We are quite sure
'ruIt has had nothing to do with it this lime-
Athens Watchman, Slh inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
Look az it'll.

"Ar what" That long and lovely advertisement
Of CosGRovE e. BRENNAN in this weeks issue OF
the Advertiser. Read it too, if you please, Do more
than this. Call on this house whenever you are dis
posed to trade in Augusta, and take out respectable
bill with them. They'll please you we'll
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

TIE Members of the Missionary and Book Fund
Board Of the Edgclicld Baptist Association, are re-
qucsc'l to meet at Edgcfic!d C. H., on the frat
Monday in July next, at j o'clock.
J. NJ. CIiILES, CHAIRMAN.
June II. 1851
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

HoNrcIDE.-On Sunday evening last dOcul
~ occurred between Joshua Fowler and John
llollry, engineer on the railroad, which resulted
in the latter receiving pistol shot from the
effects of Which he died Yesterday morninr
The Coroner held an inquest over the BODY Of
the dcceascd, and the jury, we are informed,
returned verdict of jusliiablc homicide.--
Charleston STANDARD.
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Notice

y BARBECUE will be given at WISE CARTEn's 3
Pond, on Saturday 18th inst. The Citizens Of the
Lower Battalion of the 7th Regiment, as we'll the
Candidates Of the District, are respectfully invited
to attend COMMITTEE.
June 10 1854
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

a MOB IN WlScoysIX--On the 23'l ult great
excitement was created at Barabuu, Wisconsin,
III consequence of Il mob of about fifty females
proceeding TO tie Wisconsin House, and srizing
ana destroying all the liquors Of the establishment
They next marched TO tic saloon of Peter French
but, meeting with resistance, they dcsi>cd, until
number OF men inlerfcreI, some in favor and
others against the movement. a scene of
violent excitement ensurd, which induced the
slIerIll 10 read the riot act and order them To dis
pcrsr. They finally retired, but in the evening
ne'd meeting and resolved to put III end 10 the
liquor traffic in the VILLAGE.
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HLcca Sienl1n1

lie Newherry Sentinel remarks that dry summer
may he expected. Snipes have built their nests in the
lowest ana Hainpcst spots raclicablewhich they are
sal" always To do when The Year is certain to be dry
one Thus far, the Snpes are mistaken.
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u Odi &C I!

THE Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Of this place, will furnish HOT SUPPER on
Wednesday night the 2lst inst, at the Hotel OF Mr.
B.J. RYAS, the proceeds to be applied to the Par
sonagc. Admission fifty cents.
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L. O $ {

ON the 9th May by the Subscriber one Note of
~ hand given by Samuel Perrin to Williams g
Christie for $277,353, dated Feb. 6, 1854 with in
tcrcSt from lst Jan lS5l. All persons arc hereby
torcwarncd from trading for said Mute.
FELIX LAKE.
June Is 3t 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

Col. JOHN c. MARTIy.-Thc AbbcviIlc BAN
ner OF The SlIl inst, says: "We sincerely regret
TO record the death Of this gentleman. He died
early last Sunday morning ut Ills residence in
TINS district from u sudden attack of cungcstiou
Col. Martin VAS one of the wraIllieSt planters
OF Abbcvillc 4 member of the South Carolina
College in The years 1924 and 1875, associated
with Randall Hunt of New Orleans, and Judge
j. ). Mays, Of Alabama. Possessing Il highly
social, and genial temperament, he enjoyed The
society of large circle of friends and acQuan-
tances, who mourn his unlimcy death"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

A. G. HALEY, in the Washington Union, de.
nirs that Gen. Quiiman is connected with
imaginary FillJuS;cring expeditions against
Cuba. lie also states that Gen. Quilman WIS
Offered the command of the former expedition
against Cuba, but declined it.
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Arrival of the Steamer Pacific.
LATER FROM EUROPE,

NEW DIRK, June II, lS34.
The Pacific arrived here on Sunday morning.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 2S.h.
In cotton M.lligan reports the sales Of the three
days at la,00D bales, at the following quotations
Fair Orleans 65-AliIdlng 81 Fair Upands 6i
-Aliddug ). The demand was active, and prices
unchanged. Spectators took 900 and exporters
1000 bales.
Manchester advccs are favorable.
Brown, Shiplcy s. Co. quote cotton shade more
steady, and closing quiet but stiitir. All the circu-
lars agree with NIiIigan's in the quotations.
\ steamer from the fleet in the Baltic brings
news that the bombardmcnt Of Gustaiiwcrcn was
without effect. Another attack was intended on
the 2.l,h
The forts Of largo in the Baltic were bombardcl
and destroyed by Napier He WAS about at'ackin"
the main fortifcatiuns. The allied fleets still held
out
On the 2fth two Russian war vessels were pre-
scntcd by Nicholas to the Greek Government.
The Neva was full, and an inunlatinn was feared.
Eight stone bridges across that stream had been
destroyed, and cannons mounted on others.
Nicholas had been quite sick, but is now mprov-
ing.
The Greek insurrcction is less formidable. A
report is general that Othn accepts the ultimutum
OF the allies The Greeks drove 80 Turks into
church, fired the building and roasted them to death
The Russians lost 800 in killed ut The attack on
the fortress Abd-ul-Mcdjid The Russians are
m"nacng Erzcvien, and recently made compuIs,.-
ry enrolment of 30, ,00o Armrnans
The CircaSsans have been driven back four times
with great loss by the Russians
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

FOE THE TEETu.-DsSolvc two ounces of
h"rax in three pnis Of builinu water. and br.
'"r' II Is cold add one leaspoonIul of the spirits
"' cainror and bottle for Use. table spoon.
i"l OF Tins mixture mixed with an equal quaint
" "t trpId water, and apply daily with soft
BRUSH preserves and brantitirs the teeth, it
rN,'rE''rn aIl larar"us adhesion, arrests decay,
induces II healthy action Of the gums, and makes
lhr'n look pear!y white. The best period TO
wash teeth is III night before retiring to sleep.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
RoBT. BRYAN, sEc'nr.

-" The Friends of WM B. dorm, ESQ.
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Seat
IN the next House Of Representatives.
n Tnr Friends of Maj J. C. ALLEN announce
him as Candidate for reelection to Sea, in the
Legislature Of South Carolina at the ensuing election.
Mn. EDrToR,-Iou will please announce GEO.
f. llENDi. Esq., as a Candidate for Seat in
the House Of Representa- vcs at the next election
and oblige MANY yors,,
u 'fnE Friends of CAREY W. STILES. Eso,.
respectfully announce him IS a Candidate for Seat
he next Legislature.
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Our Bar Dinner of Last Week.

Perhaps there was never assembled more social OF
more genial dinner-pary than the one which Toasted
last week, at the hotel Of Mr. b. J. RYAN The whole
affair, od oro dd mata, was perfectly successful and
truly gratifying. The dinner was complimentary 10
Chancellor WARDLAw. Beside himself our Senator.
Hon. A. p. BUTLER, Hon. F. w. PIcKEys and Col.
JOHN BAusKETT were in attendance as invited guests
The rest Of the company was made up of the Barand
the Officers of Court. The table was most subsauti.
ally and inviiingly spread. Every thing connected
with 1t was prepared in style highly credi,able 10
our landlord Of the Planters'' The liquors were of
the very best-and, in word, there was no ground
Tor the least dissatisfaction All enjoyed themselves
In very unusual degree. Wit and sentiment ruled
the hour. Most happy and feeling speeches were made
oy each and every Of our invited guests. We
have never witnessed more rapid transitions from
mrtf to pathos and from pathos back again to mr,h
than this occasion gave rise to- 1t was natural aye
irresistible in calling mind the many "reminiscences
OF the Edgefeld Bar, each one of which was but =
portraiture Of genius, integrity or wit or generosi
W. rich chapter could be prepared of the savings
md dongs which made this dinner one of the mos,
delightful dates in the legal annals of our town. Bnt
1t is not for us to detail them here They arc imprint
I'd upon the hearts of all who participated. There
let them remain, sacred and inviolabls STEREOTYPE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
The Lexington Telegraph and oursels

lys
80 the Telegraph has turned the tables en- US most
elegantly! Here we stand, conccivinr that an mn.
necessary and rather provoking freedom with our
name mad been INDUCED IN by that paper and in no.
ncing The fact, make use of a few commonplace
touches by way Of retort. There stands the Terrqph
alter our momentary irritation has relaxed itself inro
perfectly good humored smile fuminr awav ~ nc
for saying just word or two of exclamation and ro
boil Whereas, we imagined our own toes trod unon
slightly, It now appears that it is We who have hurJ
the aTeIn, poisoned at its tip not only against the
Telegraph, but the entire Lexington population. Well
this IL good one. And we freely accord TO the editor
IN question rare degree Of tact and invention.
God forbid that 'ge should ever be found there os
on places on earth ~ In pennins this ejaculation, we
mad nothing in minds view bu, one Of those rcarv
lonely and sterile points on the stage road through
lexington At the bare mention of being left bruised
ana battered in such place, who would not cxclaim
win us God forbid it," And yet the ItLegraph
cons'rues this involuntary shudder into an attack upon
lexington her people, their poverty, &C., &C. OBJ
serve The extraordinary tact of this manruyre With
ha' adroness does lie strive place us in the wrong
=" are almost ready to say at once to Col IIEyRYA
'hkEFZR, take onf hat" But when said Uryry
goes on to draw the inference that because we nro.
nounced his article "stuE" we therefore mean, ,oc,I
him " tool, we not only offer him our hat bu, our
cnp also Never did inventive penns discover mora
extraordinary mares nest. q
SERIOUSLY we care not one straw about The matter
we are forgvng in our Disposition And we conclude
'y saying TO the Telegraph, "cone, brother, T., rs
Jury all IN" )Sies." ,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
June II. 1854.
RELIGIOUS Notice.

THE next meeting Of the Minister'S and Dcacon,'
Conference of the Second Division Of the Elgcfcld
Baptist Association, will be held with the SLOAN
CHURCH, Abbeve District, on Friday before the
9TH Sabbath in July next.
Elder JAS. NJ. CmlLEs will preach the Tntroduc-
tory Scrmon-Ellcr J. TRAP, Alternate.
Subjects Of discrsson.-lst. Relative duties Of
Preacher and people.
3D. The cause Of The sad declcnsion Of Religion,
Elder II. LEcRor to write an Essay on subject
of his own chnicc.
The Ministers and Dcacons Of the Second Diyi-
. .: ''' -'""""'"'"'" nnectionalciy invited 70
attend the Conference
ROBT. BRYAN, SEc'nr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

TIE HARD RoAD.-Onc of our militia officers
offended at Il recent editorial which appeared in
this paper on the militia system, yesterday stop.
ped his subscriptions The country will indeed
be in Il deplorabe condition, when the press
cannot expose and abuse the rottenncss of Il
State institution and advocate changed for the
better, without giving personal offence. But in
this case, We cannot imagine that any one could
possibly takc personal offence at, or arrogae to
himself, remarks directed ut the whole militia
SyStcm. What then, is this attempt to bride
the freedom of speech 1t need not be attempt
cd; for every subscriber thus lost, We have
assurances, from the justice of our fellow cii-
zcns, Of more than III equivalent.
Sumter Banner
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The "Indepcndent Press"

Tnls paner. ms we ntmstsd in nrcvinnS- -qppVahtcr
ate one. We welcome them 10 the ranks. The Press
has already fair start. May continue to increase
its speed till the race is run and won!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

OS Monday Of last week, as two brothers of
lhe name OF Stone were ont hunting. they sur.
prisrd large bear. on the Broad Mour4ain. in
Missouri. On coming within short distance of
HE bear, the younger Stone fired but missed
him. when Brun madea spring at him. and wi
one blow Of his paw Knocked him srnsress to
the earth, breaking several ribs. The elder
brother then fireG 1T the bear, and the shot ia.
king effect in the heart, he dropped dead. He
weighed IUGS pounds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
A Cotton Bloom.

A cotton bloom, fully blown, was exhibited to us
Yesterday. 1t is from the plantation owned by Col
JouS BAusKETT.
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SHIPWRECK.
y Ew York. Ju

NEW oRK, june y, ISL.
British bark Britm from Charleston for Liver
pool, was fallen in with on Inc lst instant, sinking.
The crew WIS brought TO this port on Suniay. by
the bark Raleigh, from Hamburg. The Briton
struck an iccLcr. in Il dense for.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

SMALL PoX.-The British Parliament has
passed an act making it Unable offence 10
every parent or guardian who ncglccts to have
his or her child vacclnated within four months
after It's BIRTH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
Office.

4 rPlICATlON will be made to the next Leg
I n stature To pass an Act prohibiting South
Caf"I!nlans from trading with Boston and Charles
ton Yankees.
Hamburg, June u Ct %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

VALUABLE DIscovEEY.-A very superior arti-
Gle Gle OF Spanish Brown has been lately found near
Elyton, Ala. which has been tested by compcter,
persons, aud pronounced to be better than the
imported article The quantity is said to be
!neXllausllble, rs g there is i whole mountain Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

NoTIcE.-Thc wife or children of Lewis C.
l'ennls"'l,a hatlcr by trade, and who died in
Red River. sometime in 1887, will hear of
something to their advantage BY informing me
where they can be found
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
BALTIMnRE. Jnnc Q. Isl.

The great four mile race for tho Jockey Club
purse Of one Thousand dollars came of to-day
and WAS won by Red-Eye His competitors were
Fire-eyed Joe and Fanny Fern. The Latter won
the first heat, but Red-Eyc secured lIle two lust
heats and with them the purse.
Time, 7I5-S:S-8:25
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T.; 5. The bed from which this aIIovey's
Seeding" was taken is yet in its infancv-havinr
been set out last November. What will it do
when 1t COMES TO years of maturity
hlIRAEIIE nIcr1N
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

CSDEEGEOrSp RAILEoAp-This line appeares
I" be doing Il line business since the p,s~asc Of
the Nebraska bill. Three f,girivcs arrived il,
the depot in this city on Tuesday, and were
passed on 10 Queen Victoria's doninons. Ten
arrived last Week. The records show that one
hundred have escaped over this branch of the
road, from this land Of equal rights" and dem
orrncy. since the lst Of january ast.-Sracuse
JDurUgL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

DEMAND on SpAIy--Wc see it stated that Eng
land and France have demanded of Spain lwen-
iiy-iour thousand men for the occupation of
Greece and Of Palestine. Spain refuses uncon-
ditiJn%lv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

u FANNY FORESTER, the charming and
popular American aut!lurcss is dead
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

OArs.-Mr. w IT, Knight, the cntrrpri>ing
ovcr>ccr Of Judge O'Neal, exhibited to lis yes
tcr,iay two line specimens of oats
The common white oats had heads on them
foot long, and contained l2O grains each. The
rnllrd oats heads measured sixteen inches, and
contained ,l0 grains. They both measured in
height five feet. They were grown on very poor
land. but it was guanocd heavily. about l2O lbs
per acre. The oats no; guanocd are not over 4
foot and :-haI high will small heads not con.
tanning more than l.j grains.
" '' S'' '',' tiic common klnd-NcwUcrry Is. c.
Sentinel. >|
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BALTIMORE, June Z. 1854

RACES AT BALTIMoRE.-l'IIe three mile race
which took place on the Herring Run Course
yesterday fora purse of 500, WI, won by High
lander. Little Nell, his oppnnrnr, contested The
race most bravrly. Little Flea, though adyeriis-
cd did not appear
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

FROM UAvANA-The New York corrcspon.
dent of the Washington Star has forwarded to
that paper the following letter, which he had re-
ceiyed from Havana:
HAVANA, May 90, 1851.
Seven hundred negroes were enlisted here
this day, besides those vino arc entering the
army At other points. l consider, myself, that
the Island is now as good as Atricanized:
A report was told 10 me to-day that The Cap
tain General had instructed his Consul nj New
Orleans to address the Spanards, and to cause
an excitement that would produce mob that
would justify 4 similar act here, as he wanted
some excuse for getting hold of some Amer-
cans that were marked. | do not believe it.
Still, if there was any overt act there, it would
be certainly repeated here. They would like to
get hold of the'papcrs Of Americans Ecre, under
the impression that they contain something they
can make use Of You must not De surprised
if you hear Of some great outrage ere long
In their madness, the Government cmlsslrlcs
abroad-trom New York, Washington, and Or
leans-aro exciting them to y very great degree
by every steamer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15
FRANK II. CLARK,

Jcilrrs0n Texas.
o. Papers throughout the Union friendly to
the cause Of the widow and orphan will please
copy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

~ WE are requested to state that the Rev. NJ.
PucKET will preach at Jctcr's Church Sunday
afternoon next, at o'clock.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

SUDDEN DIsArrEAhAycE.-On the 7lh of A pri
last, young man by the maine of Robt. II. Nc.
CARNEY left this city on Il short visit 10 Atlanta
GA, but nothing ha, been heard Of hin since
the 10th Of april, when he was on his way TO
Marietta, Ga
lie WAS young man of high responsibility,
and engaged in the employ Of Mcssrs. Adams &
Co.. in their Banking Department at Baltimore,
Md AT the time Of his leaving this city he WAS
in bad lIralth.
lie is about 90 or 81 years Of age, light COM
rlcyion, AMI dressed in IL black pair Of pants,
light drab coat. black ovcrcuat, and black cloth
cap. He had, also. in his possiun valuable gold
watch and Chain. and Il considerable sum of mo-
ncy ANY information of him dead or alive will
be thankfully received at the otlirc of Messrs.
Adams Il Co.'S Express. either in this city or
baltimore.
Omr Georgia contemporaries would confer 4
favor on his distressed parents and friends by
copying the abnye.-Char Courier, 9th inst.