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Heavy vERDIcr.A verdict Of $4,000 was rendered 90
Saturday in the supreme court Of Providence Rhode
Island against Harndens Express for damages sustained by
girl named Pierce who wss by one Of tn. err
prcss wagons In October 1862 and rendered cripple and
idotic This second trial at the fret trial the yer
dict was $4,000
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WoopEs wsRrWincheser, Massachusetts s the largest
manufacturer OF wooden in the country II furnishes
annually 100000 tubs $4,000 cburns and 100000 tor
pals, with total value Of 100000 about $1,000
day.
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President Riuas 10 President Pierce.


To The Honorable the President Of The Uaed Of North
.7n1ericd:
My FRIEND: am DESTROYS to cultivate
with the government of your excelency the friendly rea
tons that the people Of Nicaragua called upon TO main
tain with the of the great northern republic
the desnies of which your exceency is pred
ing have therefore, thought fit to accredit The min
lister plenpotentiary and envoy extraordinary Of this
public the government of excellency Rev Lcen
tate Don Augustn Will reliable person account of
bis knowledge of public affairs and of his patriotic feel
ings to the end that with that character he may into
treaties of alliance friendship and commerce with the gov
eminent Of exceency and devote himself to the other
objects OF his mission.
hope that your exceeney will deign to admit kindly
the said minister penipotentsry and extraordinary
voy and believe everything he may propose in his official
capacity. I a
pray your excellency will accept my wishes for your
happiness and prosperity and the prosperity of the great
people under your government
Given ia the city of Leon in the government house on
the l7th day of April in the year of our Lord 1885,
@ PATRlCI0 RlyAS. IL. 81
The Secretary of Foreign Affairs: ~
-. SEBASTIAN SALIsA.
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M. Wheeler q Mr. Marcy.

To Jous II. wnEELKa, Esq, &c.
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LEGATION or UNITED Stairs OF AMERICA,
NEAR REPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
Bethany Academy,

TESHE exercises of this, Institution will be re-
i surned on the Fourth Monday Of January
under the superintendance and instruction Of Mr..
6. GALPIIlN; aided by competent Assistants.
AN necessary repairs and additions to the building
will be completed by the opening of the School
RATES OF TUITION, &c., the same us for
the last twelve years, are as follows: ="
For Elementary Department, Glass lst, embracing
Orthoeraphy, Reading, Writing and Chid's &C.
Ogriphy, per Session, Of weeks. ...... Sc 90
For Elementary Depar't, Class 2nd, including above
and i6r,hmetic & Mischells Geography, per Ses-
sion Of 20 weeks. ....-...... ......:...s w
For intermediate Department, including above, and
History and English Grammar. $50 90
For Higher Department, SO much Of above as may
Be considered necessary, with Natural, Philosophy,
Chemistry and Mathematical Sciences, per SEES
sion Of 90 weeks. .. si@ w
Classical Department, embracing all the studies ne
cessary to qualify the student fox admission INTO
Sophomore Class, IS. C. College, pr Ses. sl9 w
Students are charged frem time Of entrance to
end of Session. No deduction for absence unless
caused by sickness of two weeks duration; and
when deduction is expected the Principal must be
notified at the time.
There win be an additional Twenty cents per
Scholar, per Session. to meet the incidental exPen-
ses of the School. ". HARRISON, CHAIR.
Dec &c st 3U
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Law Notice,

THE Undersigned have formed Partnership
IL for the practice Of Law in Edge6eld District.
W. C. MORAGNE,
H. W. ADDISON.
Dec 25, 1855. so
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TNHE Subscriber proposes, on the first Thursday
j. in February next, il sufficiently encouraged, to
commence the publication, q, Eare6eld Eourt House,
Of an independent, non -neutrai5 ezhtE Newspaper,
to be calledaAT TIE EDGEFI EEE.kSFORh
The" 1NrosiER't viii, be the :" medis,n'TS6 tho
writer's views on all subjects that may in yise
interest the people or affect their Rishtss RsarRa
and Progress WILDE the distinguisfHg. fsatures of
the "1NroRxEa, ," and while its, sof1mps sbsn fur
nsh the usual amount Of general mfoftnak1ai resa-
tive to Commerce, Agriculture and Politics
Science, Literature ana TIE Arts; most prominent
among the tjestd, contempt i6s 1iseH@idsta are
the questions Of dividing Edg+ReA and Bssuwell
so as to establish two new Districts thoraash re-
form in our State 'pohty, dndi thespeoP1e ise Of
the Electoral question. And nsso fefoths rthe MT
litia system OF this State '''r 1as-S .f!aS. s'Da"
Fn his department., the Editor will 6e assirsed BY
able and popular wSiiai a19 n6ssfoubIe, labor or
expense Shl hs spased pqhe .Ae;s u; i. elsY9Ryss"
what Q Newspaper ought to &c..
SuScripioR picx s2 d. seasp1n aaSSfcb bGfaaha'
on the receipt pf the 6rst nup,bsr3o sAcds VIVA
cB Address the Subscriber at EdgeRela c.
u.,S. G. - !.:2 5Ic 9Io:T $3.50 sGo1ts<
cs'WosrylAtEss, IA Ess,sIa
Edge6eld, December 70, 1855. a.. r,,
N B.-Pos, Masters qa apd tohaars,, a,9sh SshSo st
Agents, for the "ISroRhss stnlauRsiI tssf
n'nss pss shay as rsssiFe; one eesx se: :sb oYiIse
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-23
List of Letters

EMAINING in the Post Office, Edgefeld G.
IL H., lst January 1856. Persons calling fol
letters on this list, will please say they are adver,
tiscd."
B-Dr II Burt, Joseph Bussey, A W Burt,
II Brown.
Caswell, II Chappell.
Dc " burst, Mrs N Durst John Dolby,
- Duffy.
Fand G-S1ss N Faulkner, j Fl Fair, 2, NJ NJ
Goodc.
HIP Henderson, L Holloway, w W How
ard. lslao IIurn, W c Harden.
J., X and L-G w Jones, A Jackson, A
Jackson, a Kemp, - Kelly, Mrs NJ Medloek:
MN Medlock, B Martain, ] Mathews, W P
McKellar, A. hleetze.
o and Pc Outz, S Owens, L L Owens, W
Parks, w b Prescoat, NJ NJ Pad gett, c Plunkett.
R and S-R Rambo, J Seglcr, ". Samuels, W
L Stevens. J c sinlkins. W NJ Sawyer.
II aud W-Tomkins & Tucker, J C Turner, S
Woodruil,'W J Wilson, Mrs i Walker.
A. RAMSEY, P. u.
Jan II 2t
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Groceries, &c.

- 10y 80
rINIIE Undersigned have formed Co-partner-
I ship in.basiness under the firm Of SlBLEf,
81 CSIlEEl at the old sands well known stand Of
SIuLEy & SOY, Corner Of Market and Centre Streets,
Hamburg, for the transaction of general
Grocery, Provision & Cotton Business,
Where we intend to keep constantly on hand lnll
supply of Gvods, and will sell as LOW ,f9r ,CASh
lis any other h''use. -
Our Stuck consists in rart Of the 9d'lldw1nS:
Clarified. Crushed, Powdered ST. Cfoix,, Porto
.Ric9 and Ne,v oFHfuS GlstS I:
New Orl,aus and West India MOLASSESj
Java and Rio COFEEE; ..., ,..,.., l.,
Irish rOT ATOES for planting;
BACON, LARD and, BUTTER. -, =.
Bagsing, Rope and Irvine, ~. F.
... ~ Shoe and Solo Leather, ., U......
,Maekerel, Hits and Barrels,g =,
Blankets, Negro Cloths, Osnablrgs,
Saddles and Brides, Wooden Ware,
P.pper and Spice, Fresh Rice, Sack and
Isty' Salt, Tea Of various kinds, Indigo, ~,
Window Glass, Laup, l.nseei and :, Tram ~
Paints, Powder, Rifle and Blasting, Shot and
Lead, a good asSortMehtof Chairs, Rock .sa -,
aways, Office, Arm and Chillrcn's ~
Bcdsteats, Sofas, Feathers.
Mexican and Peruvian Guana, kI!tleWrlls Sass,
Lime and Plaster, Iron, Gerwaln and Cast ste steel
Nails, assorted, &c, &c. 1879, I-e.1i,n
Hamburg, Jan %, 1856. ~. ly
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cJELFORD. Treasurer, or to
Hodges Institute,

"HE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
IL that this Institution is no longer denomina-
tiona school. In accordance with his own wishes,
and by the consent and advice of those concerned,
he has taken upon himself its entire management,
and has determined to make it free from and inde-
pendent of any religious denomination.
Although he is under the control OF no particular
body of men, yet shall be his earnest desire and
constant endeavor to promote the interest and merit
the appreciation Of all his patrons.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
terms The lst extending from Jan 18th to June
30th, and the 2nd from Sept lst to Dec 22nd.
Tuition, 1st term, from. .sl2 to S24
Cd ............ 8 to l6
Contingent expenses, lst term. .......G GO cts.
Cd ... 40 cts.
sB-All charges due at the close Of each term.
Board from SO to $40 per month.
w. P. NipKELLAR.
Greenwood, Jan 10 2t-
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T(DH 1UUNIE AGUlGSa
ESTABLISHED under its present direction in
u 1851, and has continued uniformly prospe-
rous.
It's peculiar characteristics are
I:-'Whatevcr it proposes to do, it does, and does
thoroughly.
2 Its advantages, reputation and patronage are
sesgued to be Of strictly local character, and no
appeals are made 10 the citizens OF other parts OF
the State Tor their patronage.
5. Ii affords to the people of Edse(ed, what few
ir -tqer Districts propose, viz: a model School Tor
the education Of their daughters under strictly
home influence, aud secures to- them, at their own
doors. advantages which they cannot lind surpassed
elsewhere.
1. 1t is, without controversy, the best furnished
Academy in the State for educational purposes.
). It's income. no matter how great 1t may be, is
all disburscj at home so that its patrons are d'u-
bly, benefited BY its prosperity. ..-
:. And lastly. it relics simply upon its merits
for reputation and support, and doing its works
unlcr the most favorable circumstances challenges
constant scrutiny and investig gat"t.
The Winter Session for 1856 commenced on
Monday the .l4,h January
The Rates of Tuition in the different departments
will remain unchanged. They are as follows:
Collegiate Department. per session, $40 w
Ac;dcmical :: IL U0
Urinary w
Optional Studies,
For WHICH, THE CHARGE Is EXTRA.
Music Department $40 w
French ~ w
Drawing lo 0U
Pupils using the Chemical and Philosophical APP
yaraus arc charged each SPA Session for brcakage,
Ivc Aud those prac,icing upon the Pianos At The
Institute pay each 81 Session for keeping them in
tune.
There is also charge upon all the Pupils Of 80
cents Session for contingencies.
Pupils can enter at any time, and if near the
middle or close Of the Session, are charged but
from III. time Of entrance: all such deductions
ho,ocrer. date from the close Of the second reek
of that Session. l.uss of time from sickness, If
OF more ,lan two weeks, is also deducted.
Rates Of Tuition and regulations the same a
published last year.
CHAS. a. RAJ MOND, PRINCIPAL.
Edsefcd Jan Is If
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
I'M EOUTTY

]. P. RidgcA7and Pauline, his wife ! Bill for Par
CS ,;,:.a 2 -.I;of
Jacob William Pope, ct al
DY Virtue of an order Of the Court Of Equity in
ID this case, will proceed TO sell at Edseheld
Court House. on the first Monday in February next,
all that Tract of Land known as the Geger Tract,
containing two hundred and fifty acres, more or
less, situated in the District Of Edge6eld on the
waters of Little Saluda, water Of Big sauda, bounded
by lands of Lewis Mathis, Mrs Miller or of Joshua
Miller, and of Zedekah Watkins, and also bounded
on one side by said Little Saluda River. This Tract
being the Tract whereon Mark +. Pope resided at
the time of his death.
TERMs-The said land will be sold on credit of
one, two and three years with interest after the ex-
piration Of one year.
Purchasers are required to give their Bond with
two good suretes to secure the purchase money.
Cost to be paid in cash.
A.SIMkINS, c.E.E.p.
Jan 4t 81
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Elton Academy.

THE Trustees Of Elton Academy take great
u. PLEASURE in announcing that they have Sc
cured the services of MIR. PATRICK H. ADAMS,
graduate of the South Carolina College. as their
Teacher for the year 1856. The exercises Of the
Academy will be resumed on the first Monday in
January next. ''.
The Rates of Tuition are as follows:
For Latin, Greek and the higher branches Of Matll-
ematics, Philosophy, Chemistry, &c., per Session
OF % months, ..-.. -. .slo w
For English Branches, including English Cram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, &C., pr Ses. sl2 90
This Academy is situated in healthy part Of the
District, and is removed from scenes of dissipation,
The Trustees feel no hesitation in recommending
their Academy as worthy, in every respect OF
liberal share Of patronage.
e| Good Board can be obtained convenient to
the Academy at about So per month, including
washing and lights.
S. W. NICHOLSON,) =
D. R. STROTHER,
JOS. ADAMS, s
R. w. ADAMS.
Dec 26 st 81
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Notice to Debtors,

rTNHOsE indebted on Bonds in the Commissioners
L Office, which bonds are due, will please take
notice that am under general instructions from
parties to collect the dues Of the different estates
Under the management and direction Of this Court
This advertisement must be taken By all in lieu Of
further special notice.
Those who have borrowed money of the funds Of
Jonathan Viewer, minor, are expressly notified
that tho minor becomes of age early in April next
and they must hold themselves prepared for asete-
ment in cash at that time. make this notification
at tho instance of the party chiefly interested as lie
will need funds mperatively, on attaining his ma
jority. A. SlMhlNS c. E.. E.. D;
lam q 3m S2
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HOSPITAL FOR NEGROES,

AT AUGUSTA, GA.
TIME Undersigned would call the attention of the
L citizens IF Edgcicll aud Abbeviile Districts
10 fheir lNFl[,alARY for SICK NEGROES and
those requiring SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
While the completeness CT our arrangements
affords to the patient every comfort, it also enables
ais to render more efficient treatment to Chronic
Gases, than eau generally be secured in ordinary
private practice. Our special accommodations for
the management of Chronic diseases OF females,
common in Negroes, arc ample and complete.
Terms.
For Nursing, Boarding and Lodging, pr mon. $40
For Treaincm.=-Tle ordinary rates of pract;cc
p Communications addressed to US at this place
will meet with prompt attention.
III. +. CAMPBELL, Surgeon,
II. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician
Augusta, April 30 # lG
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Notice Guardians, Trustees &C.

A LII persons, having official returns Of any kind
N to render into the Office of the Commissioner
in Equity for Edgeield District, hereby notified
to present them properly draUn of on a sheet of
Jasinesspapcr, with separate vouchers to exhibit
payments, between this date and the 18th day Of
February next. If they do not, the law for such
cases, made and provided, will be omptly enforced.
A. SIMKINS, C. ED.
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EDGEEEELD
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
ln1lIMM i NIlTS

TDB .VUUl99 LADIES'
TNSTABLISIIED under its present direction in
IL 1851, and has continued uniformly prospe-
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FINAL NOTICE.

a IL Persons owing money: into the Commls-
IA sioner's Office for this District are hereby
positively notified to mako payment br're the lo'h
of next mouth. have been indulgent, until |
incurred the dispcasure lperhaps justly OF many
parties interested; and / caRpos submit TO, this
state of things any longer. A. Hond in a public
office should be regarded cash when due; and he
who fails to make payment, either by settlement
or otherwise, should be held t" be III the same STU
a,iua as one who tailsin the commercial world.
A. SIMkINS, c.E ED.
T,, % At
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DissOlutianiu es aaa

THIIIE CO.. Partnership existing, nndes fhe EEDI
OF LARK 6 BUc1lMASTER, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 10th Decembet 1859
Either of the Partners will use the =nanaa Of the
Firm in fqnidafon The accounts and notes will
be kept at the Store ofJ C. Lark, thesarheNas &C.
cupied by us. We particularly. request our Gus
toners and friends to call and close up their open
accounts BY Notes CT Cash. - y. En'ne oo7E
JAS. c. LARE,
E. j. BUCkMASTER.
Hamburg, December 10, 1855.
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FINAL, NOTICE.

There is point beyond ,Ohieh Jorbsaranee cease
to be justice.
A LII Persons indebted may settle with me, in
n person, land thereby save eost) at my Count
ing Room until the 5th day Of February, (sale day.
after that time with Joseph Abney, Esq, my At
torney.
would most gladly be relieved from the unPleas-
ant duty of collecting my dues by law but unpeas-
ant as it may be, justice to myself mperatively de-
mandsit; and shall certainly make no exceptions,
nor do wish to be questioned hereafter as to the
motive Of nv action. w. P. BUTLER.
T.. St 81
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| have On hand, and am daily RECEIVING larg|
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Notice, Positive!

a LII Persons indebted to Robinson & jackson
II in account for 1855, are requested to settle
the same by the lst March 1856, as we are desi-
rous Of closing our old Books.
And all persons having standing open accounts
on our Books for 1853 and 1854, or indebted to us
by Note, are earnestly requested to pay the money
by that time, or they will be placed in tho hands
of an Attorney for collection.
Gentlemen One and al, settle up! Spare ouI
feelings from such course, and save yourselves
unnecessary expense. Longer indulgence we can
not grant. ROBINSON s. JAChSON.
Hamburg, Jan Pm 81
Abbevlle Banner and Independent Press will
nlrase copy two months.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
= AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. %:
-. FIN, JENNINGS, PROPRIETOR.

TNlHIS popular and well known Hotel, the most
Il centrally situated in this city is now open
for reception of Customers. The undersigned was
for number of years, the proprietor Of the Globe,
and hatters himself that he has still the ability and
disposition to afford to his patrons the accommoda
ton of wore. He will take this occasion to say that
he has secured the services of M. j. v. CLARK,
as his assistant, ana will guarantee to the travelling
public, who may patronise iis house, the best Fare
thai: can be furnished in the Augusta, Savannah,
Charleston and Northern markets. The United
States is now open under bis management and su-
pervision, and all he asks.of new or old customers
is call, if they are not satisfied he will not COM
plain.
Board 81, so per day.
Nov. 81, 1855. As Am
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Sale of Law Books,

YHNIIE sale of the valuable law Library, and
III Office Furniture, of the late N. l.. Griffin,
will take place on Tuesday, the day after sale day
in February next, the 9Th Of the month.
The books can be examined at the Office Of the
undersigned.
TERMS or SALE.-Sunls under $50 cash, over that
amount OIL Il credit till the first of January next with
interest from day Of sale, and note and two or more
approved suretics.
NJ L. .BONHAM, Admir-.
JAM 9, 1856. So At
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Edgcfcld 8. c., Jan l, 1885,.
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Land for Sale

THE Subscriver wishing to change, Bis 'loeation
i offers for sale his VALUABLE PLANTA-.
TION, containing.
Three Hundred & Seventy seven Acres
Lying on Saluda Rivor, and adjoining hnds VIM.
A. Strothcr, A. Clark and Dasif Payne. near
Bozemau's Ferry, nndwilhin Two ort thres hundred
yards Of the Greenyille e. Columbia Rall koad. ;.
The Tract contains about 6ae htndied acrcsS in
original forest whilst the rest is nndaf fence One
hundred and fifty is in a, high state of euG1siion.
Of which there is from seventy-6fe to one hundred
acres Of fine bottom land equul to any and surpassed
by none in the State. This plantation has good out
lets and excellent ranges for stock.
On the premises are good Two Story Dwelling
House and all necessary plantation buildings, Also,
Spring Of never failing water.
% Any person wishing te. Psrcbase wiAeaI on
the Subscriber who resides the premises, and he
J.. WI: MAYNARD.
Nov 81 II 40
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Paw Your Debts i!

TANING sold out our Stock q! Goods to
LII Messrs SIBLEr s. USHER, we wish to close
Nh our old business rs soon as possible, and there
fore must request those indebted to us 10 come for.
ward and settle. y. SlBLE4 q SUN.
I[nmburr Jan 7, 1856. 4tH 81
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N Oti Ce !.

" THE Undersigned having Ppr- N,!s
~ chased of E. j.. Buekmas,es. bis NszslS ss@s..
interest in the firm Of Lark s. Buckmaster, takes
this method of informing his friends and customers
that he will continue the business at the came stand
as heretofore, where he will be pleased Y see them.
intend keeping large Stock Of all kinds Of Goods
In the Grocery Line, '*'' -
Sell as cheap as can be afforded, and viii pay the
highest market price for Cotton, Flour Bacon .1c.
JAS. C. LARK.
HAMBURG Dec 10: 1855. St 7s:ie'"5C
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NOTICE {!

A IL those indebted TO the Undersigned, either
"A by Note or Account, ale earnestly requested
to come forward and settle. as money | NEED, and
money MUST HAVE. All those who fail to
comply with this request by Return Day may expect
to settle with an Attorney.
A. G. TEAGUE.
Jan |, It 81
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Imnnl)rted Garden Seed.
'~~eoP 13S5.

CFoP 1855
a LARGE and select assortment Of the best
N varieties Of ENGLISH GARDEN SEED,
embracing T:afiy Cabbage, Late d., oniGn selis
(Whi,c aud Red Brans, Peas, Sc, &c: Also,
some six or seven kinds Early Corn, warranted
.h ~ i.s.,.J .JT''! .'iNfJ II '.-
Those in want ora reliable variety Of Garden
Seed for SbfI,is use will do well to cali and pur-
.,.,,as, F's WM. HAlNES,
- Broad Street, Augusta, Ca:
a. L.
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C. N, WRIGHT, DENTIsT,

nFFIcE over sIessts. CARni cHEAL sssw
" 6 BEs's Hardware Store, Broad fFsA
street; Augusta, Ca. IllD
Alloperations pertaining to Dentistry viii be at
tended to with promptness, and to the entire sats
faction of oil who may favor him With their patronage.
eB Gold Plate and Wire, Clasp Metal, Solder,
&C., furnished to Dentists for Cash. :. 2
Augusta Nav l, 1y l6
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Notice.

A IL Persons Indebted to the Estate of JOHN G
N Allen, deed are requested to settle up prompt
ly, and those having demands are hereby notified to
render them in Immediately
w. S. SMYLY, Admir-.
Dec26 ct 50
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Dec 2t
Notice..

4 Ii. Persons indebted to the Bstate Of Col. r.
n B. Bouknight, decd, are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment. Al! persons having
demands against the estnte, will present them pro-
Per1y a,tested.
sHHS S1RS BSjHd' H09Rs'leHr. Aa's''
Dec 10 -..t ly AZ
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Notice.

T oST Or MIsLAID, by The Subscriber, a
J. il Motto Of hand signcd by W. B. Dorm, for
Thirteen Hundred and seventeen Dnllars, dated on
the 9th inst. All persons are hereby notified
a:;,iu:. trading for said note
j. r. CITEATllAM
Jan 10, 1876. St