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Cotton Plantation for Sale,

IA HAvING more lind I wish, / offer for sale Five
IL Hundred. One Thousand or Fifteen Hundred
Acres of PRIME COTTON LANDIin body
or separately tojsuit purchasersAyinR on South
Edisto River, two miles distant from Bamberg, a
Station on the Augusta Branch. of the 8. c. Rail
Road. Three four,hs Of the Tract IS High Ham
mock, subject to no overflow The River is damned
out from the remaining portion. n,
With ordinary seasons these Lands will yield
from 900 to 500 lbs. Of Cotton-from 80 to 80
bushels of Corn-from Is to 80 bushels Of wheat
per acre. -: ~ is S3e: Jl'5s: 4
have tested the health of this section, and hav-
ing resided in the upper portion of the State feel
that can safely say that it will compare fasoiaby
with any part Of the State Of. which i have any
knowledge. ~. ,..,......,i.
These Lands may be bought on credit Of four
years at $40 per acre-or, for third cash, bal
ance on credit of three years, at 81 per ncre.
There is good Dwelling House, Negro Houses,
Out Houses, &C., on the. place. .aiThfee hundred
acres cleared and-lO0 acres FIRST and second years
land. 90
Those'who may wishifurther information as 10 the
quality Of the Land and health Of the place, beg
leave to refer to Col. P. g. Fielder and Dr.. Aexan-
der Sally Grahnm's Turn Out, Barnwell District:
Gen Buchanan, Winnsboro, and Col. Jacob Stro-
man, Blackyille, Barnwell District. ~ ls!
Nov. IL ,...-=:,..; .!,.,. q. -. :..iee'se
eY Abbevle Banner, will please insert the
above till lst January, and forward the bill to j., M.
B., Bambero; 8, C. @0iii'E '' - - . . ''> "
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H Y ID E NJ I A L.

MARRIED in the Baptist Church in this Village,
on Thursday evening the 9Th inst, by Rev. E. L.
Whatlcy, Lieut.. Z. IT, YouScnLoop, Of the U. 8.
Army, and Miss ELLEN SMITH, all Of this District
MARRIED, Oh Tuesday evening 4th inst, by Rev,
D. D. Brunson, Mr.. JOHN WILLIAMS, son Of But
Ter Williams, and Miss MARY ApSEY, eldest daught-
er of Rev. NJ. NJ. Abney, deed, MI of this District
W Printers fee received and properly appre-
ciated. Long life and happy one to this newly
married couple.
MARRIED, on the 4th inst, by the Rev. A. Horn,
Dr. W. II. ZIMMERMAN and Miss PAULINE F. T.
AsBILI, all of this District.
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Those gentlemen whose names are designated
byaan asterisk (*) were then declared by The
President 70 be duly elected -. ="
On,motion Of iMr. Moses, message was sent
TO the House informing that honorable body that
the Senate had concluded its business and was
ready 10 adjourn the present session sine die.
. Mr.: Moses moved that the Presiding Officer
do'fnfotm his Excellenty the Governor That the
Gen,ral Assembly have appointed Messrs. Dfau::
ming Il. Nv: Pckens, Owens, Nowelli Chesayt,
Pickens, Watts, and TinGlis, Electors for
President and Vice President for the term conn.,
.menying March 4th ensuing and that The Clerks
do Inform said gentlemen Of their, appointment.
Adopted and. sent 10 the House for concurrence
|; Aresolution substantially as tho above was
reported from The House and regarded as con-
currence herewith. A message was received
informing the Senate that the House had termi.
mated the business before. it and was ready to
adjourn. ~
/ Whereupon, On motion Of Mr.. Moses, the Sen.
ale adjourned The present Session sine die at
quarter before3 P. M. ~: -.
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co N N E RCIAL.

HAMBURG, Nov. 10 1856.
CoTToN.-A slight advance since our lnst report,
and we now quote Cotton as ranging from II to
l24cts. with an upward tendency.
New YoRK, Nov. 8.
There is only amoderatc business doing in Cot
ton-prices are unchanged. Sales to-day 1900
bales. Nldding Uplands l2S cents.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 8. P. NJ
CoTToN-Thc market TO- day is like yesterdays
prices stringent Sales GOO bales al lls to l24cts.
AUGUSTA, SATURDAY, P. NJ.
CoTToN-The same causes which operated yes
terday have continued to-day, and the market has
been quiet with limited sales. Prices about the same.
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Public Sale,

WILL be sold on the 9th day of December
w next at the late residence Of Mrs. Ann +.
Williams, Decd, three miles below Cambridge, the.
valuable Tract Of Land whereon the deceased lived
at the time Of her death, containing ,,.n ~.
Nine Hundred and Twenty Acres,
Moro or less, about 400 acres of which is in virgin
forest. And, also, will be sold Mt the same lime
and place, the Stock Of Cattle and Fat Hogs, Corn
Fodder, Wheat, Oats, Plantation Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Said land and other pro-
pery TO be sold for division BY the distributes, viz
Mary f. Williams, Samuel X. Borders and his,
wife Sarah Nj.
f. G. MARTIN, AGENT.
Nov l2 At Al
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To the Public |

A S my wife. Mrs. JANE HALL, has sen ; pro 4'''
IA per to leave my house; and .separa,e herself 81
from me, without any just cause, withininy kuowli.
edge, and as alone, according to the contract
made between us in contemplation Of marriage.
have the sole control and Of all the property she
possessed at the time, both real and personal am
constrained to warn the public ngainst making con-
tracts with the said Jane. or with any; person as.
suming toact for her, with reference to the said.
property. must also notify al persons that Ishall
made by the said Jane after this date without n
written order from me. In other words the1said.
Jane is not my agent 10 buying, selling or
Ing, while she livesa part from me, il deroeatiye
Of myrights as her hssband ItEt taI-e::'s''s'
~ l..s..9,. So. & saMasCaHAfE aaas
Nov 8, 1856. 81 "a
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shall be appointed on the Tuesday next after
e-6rst- Monday.
the year in which they arc to be appointed
The Constitution of This State appoints the
fourth Monday in November of each year for
theannual meeting Of the Legislature: In view
of the difficulty .interposed by the law of Con-
gress, have dss,ned it my duty to convene you,
that ou may tomorrow proceed to appoint the
number Of Electors to which this State is enti-
tied. That you wilt discharge this duty in nc.
cordafce with. the wished Of your constituents,
there can, be NO danbt a.ss -.
J.H. ADAMS
>. 1t was ordered that the message do lie upon
the table and be printed.
After other proceedings of an uninPortant
character The House adjourhed.sI - :
SENATE, TUESDAY, Nov. 4. 1856.
Pursuant 10 adjournment, the Senate met at
II n. IN. !,3i.>t ";i -
The journal of Mondays proceedings was
read and confirmed. .-~--,..: -.---.-----,-,.----
The following resolutions from the House
were received, concurred in, and ordered TO be
returned:
Resolred, That the presiding officers of each
branch of the General Assembly do issue to the
Clerks of their Houses respectively, pay bill
for the sum Of fifty dollars, and to each of tho
other officers of each House, a pay bill for the
same per diem and mileage as are by law al.
lowed to the members of the General Assembly,
the slime to be compensation for the services Of
each of said officers during the present extra
session. 49,;
Resolred, That the President of Senate be
authorized to issue to the Librarian, a pay bill
for the per diem pay allowed = member, as a
compensation for the services Of the. said Libra
ran. during the present session.
/ The following resolution was reported from
the House, and on motion adopted and ordered
to. he returned: e 49,. -
Resolved, That in the election of Electors for
President and Vice President, to be made this
day, no reference to the opinions Of the Candi.
dates on National Nominating Conventions is
held by the Legislative.
- In accordance with tile Resolution adopted by
the Senate on Monday and concured In by The
House Of Representatives, the Senate, at - M,
proceeded to the Hall Of the House: of Repre-.
sentstives and united with that body in voling
for Electors for President. and Vice President Of
The United States for the Term commencing The
4ih Of March next. The Senate having voted,
returned. ".s, ''-'.
;, A message was received from the House an:
nonncing the1adoplion of tho following reso-
luton. :... .. E..-s.'.. ..,. :'i'; 800
Resolred, That it is the sense Of the General
Assembly that the ELECTORS this day chosen cast
their votes for James Buchanan for President
and John e. Breckenridge for Vice. President OF
the United States.
On motion the resolution was concurred in
unanimously, and ordered to be returned to tho
House. ':".,i
Mr.. Allen, from the Joint Committee to count
the votes for Electors, reported that forty Sena-
tors and one hundred and nineteen Representa-
tives had voted-that eighty votes would be Il
minority Of the whole number cast, and that the
resuit was ns foIlows.
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Nntice.

I will sell to The highest bidder, at Edgrfeld G,
i H., on the first Monday in December next. tho
three following STORES, viz, That occupied by
John Culgau-that occupied by Edmund. Penn,
and that occupied by Mr.. Markert.
The property can be treated for at private sale
until day Of sa8e and if not sold before, will then
be ipositueLy sold to the highest bidder.
in my absence Mr. Edmund Penn is authorized,
10 show: The property and sell the same. "a.
Nov. 10 20. .s''S ct "A
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Sherif,s Sale.

RY Virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Facias, to mo mo
- directed, will proceed to sell at Edge6eld C..
H., on the frst Mondayin December next, the fol-,
lowing property in the following cases,.viz: ~,
William D. Jennings vs. Harriet Chamheshin !.
James Tompkins vs. The Same; James Blackwell
and others plaintiffs severally VS. The Same. A
Tract of Land containing one hundred acres, moro
or less, adjoining lands Of James Blackwell, Joseph
Price and others Also the following Negro slaves,
viz: Big Joe, Little Joe, Nelly and Phllis. 49,. =
R: S. Key VS. William Quarles; Samuel Williams
VS. The Same, A Tract of Land containing Eighty
two acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. johnson and others. go
Terms Of sale cash. !ss ~ -
JAMES EDISON aE.D.
Nov. 8 4te a..
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DEATH OF Mr.. GUlcSARp.-This aged and
venerable citizen md faithful public officer de-
parted this life on Sunday morning last. lie
was stricken with paralysis and was i'll about
tthirty-six hours. lle was Clerk of the Court
Of Common3Plcas and Ordinary of The District
for upwards3of half afcentury and; throughout
discharged his duties with -fdelty.-Columbia
Examiner 9th inst,
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State of South Carolina,
EXECUTlVE DEPARTMENT,
rotuuoI my r 1856


WHEREAS. it is the duty Of every people to
acknowledge their dependence on Almighty God
to express their gratitude for HIS MERcIEs and
devouily implnre His blessing for the future: g.
Now, therefore, !, JAMES II. ADAMS, Gov
ernor Of the State of South Carolina, do, in conor-
nifty with The established usages Of this State, ap-
point the TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
(instant,) to be observed as day Of THANKS
GIVING, HUMILIATION and PRAYER, and
invite and exhort our citizens Of all denominations
to assemble Mt their respective places of worship, TO
offer up their dcvotons, to Almighty God, the Givcr
of all good
Given under my hand, and the seal Of the State,
in Columbia, this 5th day Of November, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ffty-six, and the cightieth year Of Amerl-
eau Independence.
JAS. II. ADAMS.
JAMES PATTERSON, Secretary Estate.
November l2. 1t. "A.
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j. NJ. .sEwBY g. cos. CLOTHING HOUSE

j. NJ. NEvBY g. CO.'S CLOTHING HOUSE.
We call the attention of all the citizen of the Uni
ted States to the attractive advertisement of this en-
lerprising Clothing Emporium, located at Augusta,
Ga They have always on hand the best and cheap.
eat stock Of Goods brought Son,h 1t AS diff
cult for any to sell better or more desirable Goods
than J. NJ. Newby & Co., it is for MILLARD FILL.
MORE to beat JAS BUCHANAN for the Presidency
and the election returns in this issue clearly exhibit
that ,ha, is altogether of the question. But give
Newby trial and see if we have not sustained our
verasc,ty for making truthful assertions.
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State OfSouth Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
YN nDnTNlDV

EDGEFIELD DIST RICT,
IN ORDINARY
DYW.F DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary OF Edge.
ID field District.
Whereas, Patrick Flanagan has applied 10 me for
Letters of Administration, on oil and SINGULAR the
gouds and chaltles, rights and credits Of WA. Nc.
Evoy, late Of tile District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonsh all aud
Singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas-
ed To be and appear before me- next Ordinarys
Court for the said DISTRICT TO be holden at Edgefeld
C. H., on the 2Oth day Of November inst, 10 show
cause, if any, why the said administration should mol
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this fifth dag Of No
vember in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and y.six, and nthe Slst year Of American
independence. -
Nov 5 2te a
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Eer.be5Adyertiser:l @zTs's:2.'
EnGEFTETn VILLAGE RIRJ.E goIETY.


A meeting the Citizens Of Edgeteld Village
was held in ths:Baptist Church on the evening Of
7th November 1856, for the purpose Of organizing
Bible Society,". After religious exercises, (which
were conductcdaby Rcy. Mr.. BoLLEs, reading the
55,h of Isaiah, and offering prayer, the Rev. MIR,
BELLINGEa WAS: called to the chair and E.PESN
appointed Secretary.
. The Chairman addressed the meeting in exp!ana-
ton Of its object. The meeting was also addressed
by Rev. MIR. BoLLEs, who had visited our Village
as Agent Of the American Bible Society Thirty
sig persons then enrolled lheir names as members
Of the Bible Society
The Rev. Mr.. BoLLss then offered the usual
Constitution for the government Of the Society,
which was adopted. -.
The Society. now proceeded to the election of Of
cers, for the government Of the Society for the en-
isuing year, when the following were elected:
Rev. E. BELLISGER, President.
.-..-.JAMEs H.MIMs, Vice President.
II. T. WRoHT, SEC. & Treas.
w. G. MonAaNE,1
l.. G.L Penn,
S. F. GooDE. Executive Committee.
- b. C. Bryan. d'.,
C.B. WALKER
On motion i. WIS resolved that the proceedings Of
This meeting be, published in the Edgcfeld Adver-
tser, Southern Baptist, Southern Presby tcrian Lu-
theran Observer, Southern Episcopaan and Chris
tim Advocate.
The Society elected the Rev. Mr.. BELIISoER q
delegate to the State Billie Convention TO be held
in Columbia on the 9th November. W. c. MoRAG-
NE, alternate.
The Society then adjourned with prayer aud the
benedelion. -
-. - E. BELLlNGER, Pres.
E.PEaN, Sec,ry.
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THE NEW sTATE CAPITOL

w. B. JuHNsoN, ESQ.,, the talented Editor Of that
best of literary papers in the Southern States, the
Examiner has lately seen the picture" of this won
derfu structure, and says, when finished it will be-
unques,ionably, the handsomest State House in the
United States" We hope some Of our sIngy tax.pay.
will take this into consideration when they go TO
"she out''le dimes towards paying for The building
of this beautiful edifce. t''
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ELEcToRs.App

: At the recent extra Session of our Legislature, the
proceedings Of which will he found In another column
the following gentlemen were elected as Electors and
unanimously instructed by the Body to cast their votes
for Jas. BUCHANAN and JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE
For the State al large.-Hon.. J. l.. MANNING and
Hon. F. w. PIcKENs.
For The several Districts.-JoHN A. INGLTs, JOHN
L. NOVEL,, W. A. OWENS D. T. WATTS, T. J. PICK.
EMS, and Jas. CHEsNUT jr
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COTTON ADVANCED.

Tie last steamer from Europe. the Canada. brings
the favorable intelligence that there another ad
ance in Cotton Money affairs in England are repur
led 10 be in healthy condition, and the result, We
apprehend, will be still better prices in short time.
However, we would not advise any to hold their
cotton under the expectation Of realizing more than
l2f or l3cts. That is fine price and all should be
satisfied, with it, .,s.t-- ..r,.. a3'
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ADyERTIsER FOR SALE.

THE Senior Proprietor desires To sell his one-haf
interest in this paper 10 nm approved purchaser
It is one Of The hest investments in South Caroli-
na having considerable iobbine business. splen-
did advertising patronage and about two. thousand
paving subscribers. ~aEifsi
|, A wordto the wise. The subscriber is noto in
the humnr for selling Speak quick. il you wish
the means Of securing handsome cnmpetencv for
lfc. W. F. DURlsOE.
Nov. S. t. ..s,.ss 43
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mr., TuE EnIToR GONE no THE FAIR.

The Editor with quite number of our citizens.
left Town on Monday last for Columbia for the pur'
pose of attending the Agricultural Fair and The annll-
al meeting Of the Society. This announcement will
account for the want of Editorial matter this week.
We hope they will all have pleasant time. and bring
hack budget of fair matter and Capital news for
our next issue. ''.s
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RELIGIOUS Notice,

THE 5th Sabbath Union Meeting Of the 4th
Division Elseield Baptist Association, will he held
with the Republican Church commencing, Friday
before the 5th Sunday in November next. Elder
L. l.. Whatley to preach the Introductory Sermon ;
S. p. Gctzcn alternate.
S. P. GETzEN, Mop. L.
GEO. w. Nixon, Clerk.
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DEATH OF HoS. SAMUEL HoAR.-Tle Hon.
Samuel Hoar died at Concord, Massachusetts,
on the I'd instant.
This gentleman was The same individual who
made his appearance in Charleston some years
since, 10y authority of the Legislature of Mas
sachusulls, 10 institute suit in The Federal Court
against this State, in order TO try the validity OF
her laws in reference 10 the Imprisonment OF
culored seamen faing from Massachusetts, but
very wisely, after receiving timely warning,
left The city in order 10 escape the indignation
of nm outraged people.-Carolina Times
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A LONG TRAIA.-The longest freight train
that has entered Cincinnati reached that city on
Wednesday by the Hamilton ard Dayton Rail
road. 1t was composed Of one hundred and one
cars containing freight from the East and the
North. All lie railroads that lead to and from
the city have been and are doing mn immense
freight business this fall.
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A Good Chance to Save Costs !!

Mr.. T. !. WHITAKER is our authorised Agent to
receive and receipt for all monies due this Office
Be prepared when he calls. Circumstances beyond
our control force us to make this appeal, and we
hope all will comply without further notice.
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~ Messis HATCH & BEcDlE, Of Augusta, deal.
ears 10 Saddles, Harness, &c.. becoming quite
popular in this District from The fact that they Keep
splendid assortment Of goods in their ine and sell at
prices to auit the times. For particulars, zee adver
.tisement over there on another column.
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LEIGH 4 CO.'S AMBROTYpE CAR.

LEIGH & cos AMBROTYPE CAR.
This beautiful and most complete Car is now on
our Public Square, under the management of Mr. A.
T. LYON, skIfn artist, and one we'll prepared to
take Ambrotypes of every description in style second
to none. We bespeak for Mr. LYON an extensive pat.
ronage. first because he ia native Of Town, and
secondly, because hs specimens Of Ambrotypes are
highly credi,able to any ones See advertisement in
another column.
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DThe friends of STARTLING TURNER, an
nounce him candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing election.
lT The Friends of Mr.. NJ. W. LYLES respect.
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax Colec.
tor of EdgeGeld at the next election.
U7The many friends Of Mr. TflOS. b. REESE,
announce him as Candidate for Tax Collector Of
Edgefeld District, at the ensuing election.
cEr The Friends of Capt. E. W. HORN, re-
spcctfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edgefeld District, at the ensuing elee-
tion
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TEaRIBbE R1oTs IN BALTIMORE. There were
several terrible election riots in Baltimore or
/ Tuesday. Some two or ,hres were killed, and
twenty-five or thirty wounded. Among the
latter were Number OF youths.
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House and Lot For Sale.
Notice {!

A IL those indebted to me either as Adminisra-
n tor of C. j. Glover, decd, or to. ME ndividu-
ally, are requested to call Immediately upon Fl. T.
Wright, Esq, and make payment, as he has been
appointed my authorized Agent, and Attorney in
fact to close up my unfinished business. =
JOHN RAlNSF0RD; Adm'or.
Nov IL. 2. "A
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AcQuIT1ED.-The trial of Henry c. Keener,
charged with The murder of Jnmes Reese, in
this city, in September, 1851, which has been
progressing since Wednesday morning, in The
Superior Court, terminated yesterday afternoon
in verdict Of "Dot guilty. Augusta Chroni.
Gle & Sentinel
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A Methodist merchant in Philadelphia has
made himself responsible for the regular sup:
port of one missionary to the amount Of $3.50
per your. ;ti:4r -..s -. "';s'Ss'''
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l. Brooks PosT OFFIcE-WoRTH Co., GA.-A
correspondent from Worth County, informs us
that new Post Office has been established in
our ngiphbor county, DR.. Wm. T. Bynum Post
Master, whicl, has been called Brooks" after
the distinguished gentleman from Carolina, who
in the words of our correspondent knew the
rights of the South and dared to maintain
them."-Albany Patriot.
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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 anoat in the city o
Augusta that the incoming Pr, sident of the United
States means TO promote few South Caronans
and Gcorsans to places Of high honor and advan'
tase. Now, mean 10 do more for the whole peo.
pic of these two States than any President Of them
all. mean TO shoe them better and cheaper than
they pere ercr shod before.
And who are you, pray2"
p E. S. SIMMONS, dealer in Boots and Shoes,
Trunks, &c., opposite tho Augusta Hotel, Augusta,
Georgia
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| eg His. EIcellency Gov. ADAMS has appointed
Thursday, the 2olh inst, as day Of Thanksgiving,
Humiliation and Prayer.
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EDGEFIELD LYCEUM!

ALL Persons having demands against the Edge
field Lycrum are hereby notified that their claims
must be presented to W. ". ADAMS, Esq, Chair
man Finance Committee.
BY order Of the President.
LOUDON BUTLER, sec'ry
NnY 10. 81 IA
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=, IT is singular how very slippery whiskey
punch makes the sidewalks. Very remarkable
indeed. .- -