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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-19

COM M U MICA T I 0 " S.
For the Advertiser.


I'd WOO thee, sweet, when zephyrs kiss
From flowers their morning dew,
That thou, from them, nighl'st learn t" ylel
To lovers when they sue.
I'd WOO thee wien the Gud Of Day,
Withdraws his garishbeams,
And bids the fairy-sprt@ and f"wers,
Nlingle in thur loYe-dreams.
I'd murmur tales, when bright stars steal
Soft through the azure sky,
To make thee weep, that might kiss
The tear-drop from thine eye
I'd WOO thee in the softest hours
Of day, beloved, and of night,
And might'st not win from thee, love,
A fond affections plight?
ARENE.
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Look at This !

never saw the man or woman yet who did moi
like to hear piece Of good news especially when
that news nearly affected their interests. Listen
now to what say: A rumor is aioat in the city OF
Augusta that the incoming Pr, sidrnt Of the United
States means to promote few South Carolinians
and Grorgians to pieces of high honor and advan-
tage Now, mean to do more for the whole peo-
pie of these two States than any President Of them
ALL mean to shoe them better and cheaper than
they ,rerc eper shod before.
sand who arc you, pray l''
T E. S. SIMMONS, dealer ip Boots and Shoes,
Trunks &C., opposite the Augusta Hotel, Augusta,
Georgia.
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THE WINE TEST.

Mr.. Axr is skillful and successful culliva,or OF
the grape in Georgia He has been for several years
engaged in making wine. And he now challenges
the country to produce better article of The same
class than his Georgia Hook. His matured opinion
is, that better wine be made in the South (our
Sopih) ihap in apy other part Of the world. To.mor-
row Thusday} he has appointed to test his wines at
Augusta against all competitors. Dealers in Hook
Wines naIiro or fOreigI) are challenged to HE trial
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THAT COAT.

Our junior publisher desires j. NJ N. & Co.. 10 ae'
cent his armest thanks for that excellent coat sent oy
friend last week is just the thing he was want
ing, neat, comfortable, stylish and an exact h'' snch
avors are never forgotten in printing 'hce rs > W.
n. d. CO., will discover by degrees during The winter
We have way.-subs'anial ways-of showing our
gra,itud. Let any one. who doubts it, sample US al
Ter The p.n,lemanly manner Of the present gift
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Bible Society of Edgefield Village.

THE MEMBERS of this Society are requested TO
nee, at the Episcopal Church on Saturday, the 22d
inst, at o'clock, P. NJ.
The Executive Committee are requested to or
ganize prior to the meeting Of the Society.
The pubic generally are invited to attend.
T.. T. BELLINGER, Pres.
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From The Carolina Times.
A CARD.

MR. BRITToN =
Dear Sir: In vindication of my character
from ungeuerous impula,ions, request you to
publish the following testimonial, furnished me
il Columbia by the Honorable gentlemen who
composed the Board of Investigation, and whose
names are thereto duly signed. AS it is mat.
ter of some consequence to myself. | hope that
the papers Of the Stare generally will copy this
card. With high regard,
am, Sir,
Your obd't,
WARREN d. WILKES.
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AccIDEnT-We are sorry to know that our
barber, Albert Henderson, met with sad accl-
dent on Monday evening, on this wise: Sever
ul yopng men were seated in his shop. when a
revolver dropped on the fosolr diseharging ball
into The foot of the poor fellow. Surgical aid
was promptly procured, but all efforts thus far
have failed to extract the ball. which is lodged
in the bones of the instcp. Fears are enter
tanned that tho foot must come of.-Carolina
Spartan.
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Nov IS.
Administrators Sale.

OY an order from W. f. Dursor, Ordinary OF
ID Edgeield District, will proceed TO sell at the
late r, sidcnce of Dullcy Rountree, deed near the
Paper Mill Manufacturing Company, on Tuesday
9Th December next, al the personal Estate Of said
Deceased, consisting of
80 Likely Young Negroes,
among them three boat hands, House Servants and
field han'is-a!so. Household and Kitchen Furn-
turc. Corn. Fndrier. Peas Potatoes 'iorses, Mules.
Oxen, Cows and Calves. Hogs &C., also, Plantation
Tools, one Buggy, one Ok Cart, one ! Horse Cart,
&c, &c,
TERMS All sums under $40 caslr-a sums over
lha; amount on credit Of twelve months, with in-
trrcst from the day Of sc purchasers to give poirs
with two good securities; the right Of property NOT
changed until the terms Of sale are complied with.
and if not complied with. will be re-soli ut the first
purchasers risk.
JOS. IIIGIlTOWER Admir-.
Nor Is 1876 3t ID
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A Good Chance to Save Costs

Mr. J. WHITAKER is our authorised Agent to
receive and receipt for all monies due this Office
Be prepared when he calls. Circumstances oeyon'
our control force us to make this appeal. and we
hone all will comply without further notice.
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w.yERLY MAGAZINE.

rich number of this elegant Weekly is before us.
I, is feast of reason and flow Of sentiment. Per.
haps there is better magazine OF ihe KIND IN 'he
world. We have not read it often; hu. Judging oy
he presen. number should set it down as one OF
those northern publications a, all times acceptable to
southern as we'll as northern readers. 1t appears as
free from sectional beo,ry it is full Of taste and ia
lent.
We will publish the Prospectus, Terms &c., OF The
Magazine next week.
Sc IlisH iGF Ifsif Sara!y and marx item 0i
their interest.
There are some new notices:
~ See J. HEsEr's Of Augusta.
ET See Mr.. BucHANAN's advertisement OF fine
low.cuuntry lands.
sy See Maj ADDIsoN's notice Of a house and lot
for sne in our vilage Also that Of the EIors of the
late Mr.. LIrscoMBE
svI In facl, see all Of them, old as we'll as new
1t is we'll for you to refresh your memories upon these
matters now and then.
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in Congress and before the Country for the full recog
milton of her rights in the Confederncy and ior The
comrlete and nnobsiructe enjoyment of those rights
She has the vantage ground Power and Justice are
both on her side. And with Wisdom in her councils
we must believe that "lhe day of her redemption
drawetb nigh"
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so1,THERN CULTIVATOR.

This superior Agricultural Magazine tNovemoef
nun,ber) is upon our table, supplied with its usual
fullness and ability. 1t numbers among its correspoh.
S,ents. planters throughout the whole South anu
South West. And guided by the skIlful hands OF
Irr e. RrnsoSp, its progress is onward and upward
in the career of Agricultural reform-The Cua,eoto'
costs but 81 per annum Why should single GeOr-
p;s or Carolina farmer be without, il!
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The CITADEL CADETs.-Who. for some time
pasl, have been pursuing their studies at The Ar
senal. returned on Monday last to Charleston,
by order Of Gen. jones. The regular deporI.
ment and soldiery bearing Of these young Ihen,
during their recent SO journ here, have made q
most favorable impression on our citizens, and
added much 10 the popularity OF The institution
with which they are connected. They have left
with the best wishes Of all.-Carolinian l2h
inst
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Nrw YORK NOVEMBER II

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM MIR. DALLAS
-Private le,tsrs have been received from DIR.
Dallas. Minister to England. conveying lmpor-
aant information. md stating that ne mas nego-
,ia,ed treaty with England. covering all 'qdcs-
lions in dispute between Great Britain dthe
United Statea--Cba.lesten Standard. rs
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Valuable House and Lot
FOR, SALE,

T WILL sell at private sale, my HOUSE and
i LOT situated near the Court House. 1t is well
adapted for Hotel or Private Boarding House. 1t
contains about Seventeen Rooms Also, three
Offices on the premises containing Six Rooms,
which can be rented out or used asroUms Tor Board
ers. Also, Stables for Fifty Horses, conveniently
located. will sell bargain in the above property
if applied to soon. GEO. a. ADDisON:
Nov lS st 20
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

THE 5th Sabbath Union Meeting of the 4lh
Division Edgcfcld Baptist Association, will be held
with the Republican Church commencing, Friday
before the 5th Sunday in November next. Elder
Z. L. Whaley to preach the Introductory Sermon ;
S. P. Getzcn alternate.
S,P. GETZEN, Mop.
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Executors Sale,

DY Virtue of nm Order from WIN. I. Durisne
ID Esq. . Ordinary of Edgrfeld District, we will
proceed to Sell at the late residence Of .im. Hardy
decd, on Tuesday the 2nd day Of December next
the personal Estate Of said deceased, consisting q
Twenty-One Likely Negroes,
Stock of Horses, Cows Hogs and Sheep, one likely
Yoke Of Oxena, Two Road Wagons, one Barouche
aud Buggy, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Fodder, Oats, Cotton, Cotton Seed, Blacksmith and
Plantation Tools, SC.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
BENZ. Z. CLARK,
z. P. WEST. LA o's'
Nov Is ct 45
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Final Notice,

A LII those indebted TO the Estate of John D.
II Seiglcr, deceased, are hereby notified to make
immediate payment, and those having demands
agunst the said Estate requested to render them
in properly attested by the LIST Of January 1857 as
wo desire TO settle up the Estate soon as possible
' NAkFHa NJ &! sE1diSa. p; SEleLER' Aan'r'.
Oct. 8, 1856, ~ 3m 80
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GOOD AND GREAT.

Few men combine these lofty characteristics in Il
proportion that makes Them equally prominent in their
lives The instances ihn, DO occur should be en-
bnlmed in the memory Of mu nknd and engraved upon
the records Of time. Among The statesmen whom
our country hos los, within the last few years, none
perhaps so fully mered this exalted pusiliun among
his fellows ay lie laIe distinguished of Georgia,
JOHN McPHERsoS BERRIEN. And we now call The
attention nf every reader, high mud low, 10 the l".
ing beautiful noice Of this great and go' man.
1t from the pen Of the eloquent Bishop of Georga,
and should be preserved as mentor and monitor by
every citizen who would at one and the sam" lime,
serve his Gud and his Country.
We copy from the sun,irrn Episcopalian:
JuDGE BERRlEN's DEATH" The sorest calamity
which has befallen lie Diocese during the past year
She has experienced in the death OF that accom- plipcd
and rrverrd Christian Statesman, the Honorable John
Mcpherson 3rrrrn. Although the State and the
Country have expressed through numberless channels
their hisl sense of his abilities and his virlues it be-
cumes this Convention 10 swell til. universal amenia-
tion and re-echo tie words Of admiration and Of
sorrow. For many years he occupied so promising
position in the affairs of The Diocese Of Georgia, as
Warden of Christ Church, and as q delegate TO our
Diocesan and General Conventions, that hp was as
dear TO the Church, he was to the State His nigh
Christian character his firm attachment to the doc
trines and discipline nf The Church. his bold manten-
ance nf her distinct principles, when hut few were
found TO do her reverence. his deep interest in her
welfare and her woe all combined 10 place him first
in the Councils Of the Diocese he FIRST in this
Councils of the State. But his lhree.score years and
ten were past, and nature claimed his mortality while
his spi, returned The God who gave it, trusting in
the alone merits of Jusus Christ, his Saviour. May
his example not he lost upon the Statesmen of Geor.
gia and may their glory be- like his, lha, while lead.
ing in the Councils Of tie Nation, he vas not asham.
eli to humble himself as little Child, before the d.
vine wisdom Of Jesus"
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ADVERTISER FOR SALE.

TIE Senior Proprietor desires to sell i's one'ha
interest in this paper to an approved purchaser :.
It is one Of the best investments in South CARROLL
M, having considerable jobbing business, splen,
did advertising patronage and about two thousand
paying subscribers.
A word to the wise. The subscriber IS noto IN
the humor for selling Speak quick. it you wsn
the means Of securing handsome competency 'of
life. w. r. W nloo,., o.
Nov & AZ
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RELIGIOUS Notice,

The Rev. E. II. LAKE, Universalist, will preach
in the Court House, on Sunday next, the 23d inst,
at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. A. G. TEAGUE.
Nov II 1856
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SIGNIFICANT.

w. w. CHEEvER proposes to exchange rich lands
in Southwestern Georgia for 'worn out fields In
higher latitude. What does that mean, We wonder !!
Can Col. S. c., throw any light upon this queer pro-
position
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souruERN aGRICULTURIsT,

The las, number comes laden With wagon load Of
useful original articles and selections. 1t is double
issue in every sense Of The phrase.
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Fresh SuDDIieS!

TUST received fine and fresh supplies Of
q No. MACKEREL;
Soda and Butter CRACKERS;
YEAST POWDERS;
EXTRACTS for favourng Cusards, &C.;
Figs, Currants. Prunes, Northern Apples, Mus.
tard,- Engli7h Pictleo, Superior White Picking
Vinegar, Fine Apple Vinegar, Cheese; Macearpni
&c., for snle by G. l.. PENN, Agent.
Nov 10 tf 45
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" has!y lines at your disposal.
IMPRoMTU LINES TO MRS. -.
Thou art weeping, gentle Lady
Yea, thy tears are falling fast,
And well know that thou art thinking
or the time thou vast here last;
For the nesting o! thy bosom,
Then pearl upon thy breast,
Hath vanished from thy dwelling
And is now the Savor's guest.
Oh too well know how bitter
Are those burning drops that flow,
How thy very soul Is ycarning
For thy darling babe laid low;
While memories OF the scenes
Have walked i6e '; satTrEb@'Hg TEsi M ehorus
With which thy heart is rife.
f. W. R.
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HOT SUPPER NO. 8.

The ladies' Of the Methodist denomination give
another snpper on Friday evening next at Odd fel'
lows and Masonic Hail. Look ont for something good
Admission, Fifty Cents
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.EDGEFIELD LYCEUM!

ALL Persons having demands against the Edge,
field Lyccum are hereby nutilicl that their claims
must he presented to w. W. ADAMS Esq, Chair.
man Finance Committee.
BY order Of the President.
LOUDON Butler, Secry.
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Fine BuckWheat Flour.

I UST received magnificent supply Of Buck
q wheat FLOUR. Also, on hand good article
Of Moasscs. Fine times ahead-Ahem Call soon
or you'll be deprived of great luxury.
G. L. PENN, Agent.
Nov 10 If As
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Gbe GsaeheIo Aouertiser'
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
WM. F. DURISOE 4 son, PUBLISHERS.
qNO1RN0So

Two DOLLARS per year. il paid in adyanceEIWo
DoLLARs and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within SIX
mcnhs-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before ihe
expiration of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
ly limited at the lime Of subscribing, will be consider
ed as made for an indefinite period, and will ne con.
,nued until all ARE ages paid, or al the option {"
the Publisher Subscriptions from other States mus'
INVARIABLY be accompanied with The CASH.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he consp,cuously inserted al
Is cents per Square (2 lines or ess for the first IN
sertion and 3l cents for each subsequent insertion
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 pei
square will be charged. All Advertisements not having
the desired number of Insertions marked on the mar
gin, will be continued until forbid and charged accor
ingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do so or
liberal terms-ii being distinctly understood that con
tracts for yeay advertising confined to the lmme
diate, legitimate business of the firm or indiViaua
contracting. Tnnsient Advertisements must be Pai'
for in advance.
For announcing Candidate. Three Dollars Il
ADVANCE.
For Advertising Estrays Tollej. Two Dollars, to b.
paid by The Magistrate advertising
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Administrators Sale,

DY an Order from w. F. Dulisoe, Ordinary OF
ID Edge6eld District, will sell at the late resi-
dence Of j. Henry Christian, decd, on Thursday
the 4th December next, all the personal propcrt!
of said deceased, consisting OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Cattle, &c, &c.
S# Terms make known on day of sale.
GUY BROADWATER, Admir-.
Nuy 10 St 45
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CoMpIlMESrARY.ZThe Executive Committee
of the Stale Agricultural Society have unani-
mously awarded silver medals to Mrs. Mary
Hunter, of Abbeville, and Mrs. John Bryce, of
Columbiu, life members of the Society.--Caro-
Euidn
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tE Read DR.. W. W. Bliss Dyspepsia ADVERTISE
ment. This Remedy is highly recommended by me
who have tried it,
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Hvsr's HOTEL, COLUMBIA Nov A. 1856
We have examined The accounts OF Maj
Warren D. Wilkes, as presented by him, and
are satisfied that he has dispursed the sums en-.
trusted 10 his care with proper discretion and
Judgment; that his character is viudicated in his
exhibition from all injurious impua'ions and
We accord him his credit tor his industry, ener.
gy. and patriotism.
Lewis NJ. Aver, Nj. Z. NJ. hammond,
H.. J. Pirkens, e. d. Melton,
r. B. Boyls,on, w. F. Miley,
John II. Sloan, &. W. A. Grayton,
A. P. AlGrich, Samuel McGowan.
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Notice {!

4 IL those indebted to ME either as Adminisra-
n tor of C. J. Glover, decd, or to me individu-
ally, ore requested to call Immediately upon Fl. T.
Wright, Esq, and make payment ms he has been
appointed my authorized Agent. and Attorney in
feet to close up my unfinished business.
JOHN RAlNSFORD, Adm'or.
Nov II Ct al
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. l3--Advires are received
from Lawrence, Kansas, TO the 9th inst
Fifteen State prisoners, under trial for mur-
der, had been acquitted; but Immediately re.ur-
rested on the charge Of robbing the posto1ice.
The Free State men intend taking measures
to contest the seat of Gen. Whitfield in Con-
gress, on the ground Of the illegally Of his
election.
A large quantity Of clothing had arrived at
Lawrence, and was being distributed among the
destitute
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Notice..

A IL Persons are cautioned against trading for
"A note Of hand given by me to Leigh g.
Tucker, for $780, dated in October 1856, and paya-
bic lst Jan 1857, as the considerations for which
said Note was given have failed in coming up to what
was represented and am determined to resist the
payment of the Note.
M. T. BELTS.
Nov l9. 81 az
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| want and must have Money

rTNlE Subscriber intending to make change III
l. his business as soon as possible, earnestly re-
quests all persons indebted to him to Pay up iof'h,
with as he is wanting money and mus, have it. ]
hone al who are interested in this notice will give
prompt attention to it, | do not wish 10 be harsh
with any Of my creditors.
GOODS AT COST!
Dvsirous as above stated, Of closing my business,
will sell the remainder Of my valuable Stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.,
AT COST for CASH. Persons in want Of grea,
bargains should call toon. If not disposed of by
the, 25th Dec next, they viii then be auetioned oh
to the highest bidder. S. c. STROM:
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DEPARTED. this life on the 30th October, MRS.
IVY FLTNN, wife of WILLIAM Finn, in the 35th
year Of herage
The deceased was a c3nsstant member CT the
Baptis, Church for many years, and died as she
had lived. Christian.
She bore her protracted illness with meek resgna-
ton. and long before she died, she expressed her
willingness to meet that God in whom she eontided
She leaves dsconsolate husband and four loving
children. and numerous relations and friends to
mourn her irreparable loss. D II.
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DEATH OF SENATOR CLAyTos.--I is with
profound regret, says The National Intelliyencer,
that we lave 10 announce the death 9f The lion.
John NJ Clayton, the veteran aud distinguished
Sci alnr of The United States from the State Of
Delaware A 'elegraphic despatch Informed us
Yesterday That he died at Dover Oh Sunday eve
uiug at o'clock We were unprepared for
this melancholy event, as we had recently un.
drrstood from several friends who had visited
him that the illness of the eminent statesman
had ceased 10 wear Il critical appearance, and his
ronvale>ccnce was confidently anticipated. In
intellectual power aud s,alesmanship Mr. Clay
ton has left 10 Superior in the exalted body of
which he was so long conspicuous member !;
and in his decease his immediate family and
friends sustain loss not greater than that which
is suffered by The whole country. We shall
wait for more competent hands 10 commemorate
the public career and usefulness and The perso-
nal virtues of The lamented statesman.
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cyMerchamfS and Planters wish.

q Merchants and PiahlerS WISh'
ing to have ban gains in Dry Goods, would do well
to examine JAMES nENEY'S large and well as
sorted stock lie has received some more Of those
solid colored wORsTEDS, at l2I cents per yar'
See advertisement. # 10.
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BIT U A R Y.

DEPARTED this life, on Monday the 2Sth of Octo'
Der, a, Edgefeld, Mary ELIZABETH, daughter Of The
late Capt. John and Sarah NJ. Lipsconb.
DIED. in this village on Monday evening the stf
inst, at the residence Of Mrs. P. Addison, b
WALTER, infant son of Annie B. and John l.. Mich
olson, aged one month and three days.
"Sleep, little baby! Sleep!
Not in thy cradle bed,
Not on thy mothers breast
But with the quiet dead"
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LOOK AT THIS

Ito U IN N II u N i y
WILL be sold to TIE highest bid a..
w der, a. Edgefeld c. H., on e7sszsfSa aA
the first Monday in December next, H
some FINE STOCK consisting Of klssaatss<.saz.
one EINE STALLION, five years old next Spring.
two young brude Mares, and one buggy Horse, AL
of the same Stock, the pedisrees OF which can b.
obtained. Terms made known On day Of sale.
Either of the above horses can be traded for pri-
vately By applying to Carson Warren, Nix miles east
of Edgecld e. II.
WARREN & BRYAN.
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