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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

eaSHE STEM ENGINE md FIX.
A. TURES on So. fnigoes' Manner IS oiier-
ID Ios sale. together with TIMBER W.d-
EC.Nand The necessary h'ols, Sc. for tim
&c hauling. The Engine is some thirty
horse power. IN capital repair and complete
walking order, and can BE- seen IN operation al
an time during tl,e next two weeks. u has
ali4ched one Of Pages Circular Saws com.
pIete. The whole will BE- sold barga,n.--
k'pr terms and particulars apply to Georg- -
ling, Attorney at Law. Eronar. Iowa
Michael Carroll. sc. inigors'. or 60 the sub
scribes. George,ewn. d. c.
e.. G. LANCASTER.
Dee. 2Jsh, isS6--,t.
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NOTICE TocREDlroRs.

NoTiCE 10 hereby given thsi the
~ svhacribrr has ohsasnsd from the
Orphans Court Of s.. Mays coun.y. in
Maryland. letters testimentsiy on the
Psraonal estate OF Joseph Dunbar. ST..
tate d ssid county. decesssd. An per.
sons having CLAIMS sgsinst the said de-.
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same wiih shs proper vouchers thereof
70 The saissrfibeF % or before the zOth
Of Nay. 1887. stkeSwi-e slsev NAV b.
excluded By lac fron I'll benefit Of she
ssid ests:s. Given under ny lsnd th,s
18th day of DeeSHb~r. 1866 Z !
WILLIAM l3IscoE.
Dee. 18th. lss6--4w.
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-. Nxkxs SasIEes lssssTrTscs.
- f.pUnAFd Town Nd. Jan. 18th 1857
FKfl5E pssidrni and Dsrsriors Ut the -.
III Nary 5 Savings lsssisrtson have this
-, DECLARED disai&nd of icur pss erni On
- <spitol Sleek II sasi Issti,utIsn foS Gh~
II ispnihs vnding sLls Gay. paysbia on and
#fex she 18th insiasi,
By vrdeE.
s.#M. 20. SPALDiNG. N,..
TreasuE~r.
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RATiEfiGA.fiON NOTICE.
Henry Asqnhh W &c ClEeais
Hobsn Asqgith b. Couss Or d. -
Alex. Randall their Eyss Caunlgs zi<ssns
next friend - Goszxf "a Eauf1y
vs. ean
Ellen 8. Asquith q
Geo. ID. Ciaysor IS i
0RDEGED shaa die s<pors oF Geo. ID.
~ Claytor. Trustee. in Or shove case hied
aah January lS:7. b. niifeS apd csmfHn~d
uslrss cause 10 the c0a,rsry b. shown On c.
I,riore the taird MONDAY o. ainrrh aexs pro
vided copy q li,is order he inseried in sosne
apws paper published il Saint May's Coun-
mr. oace a week fcs three weeks pseriosis -
saia thlssg Monday % aiafeh- The Fepar
stats that the land called ''TuEkeY CO
HiIi'' sold Coz The suna Of Essai hsndfsd and
twenty fxe Gollass. .--.-.-.-
yar. 2oA. fe56-sS.
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DpsrEsxox cF THE PRksEsT = ns'isassaA-
Rosa Washington letter szlt.-
Ihe ..ru.ss - re rsrsesss DEMONSTRATION
are ...sinr thr,r i. grsnsnis ior ss;hafsw-
al alter al;l =: Masc:s eabf~ tnat TIE
President viii rensaln hefs - IN nas'uae ~
March, aud them VISIT CuLa Isrn'a on
usose. sgs. Pierce hsxith inays lses
feeble. and her pnysicians "a ''as' s..s
sudden change irUln this ellslsse ID stasi ~
Hew.GEsiA.d m the Spsing. ewing 70 . -
Hicrary ;eBceises. /. he iastssy Afe f"seA
uGged io s..Ake TOUR Df SEE si,uaslern S1s'sS'
bet Alas. Piesee i:as Iava.:aaf slsEiiaA ioaa
ti,e :ssssvn stsa;i0Rs ihsl would necessarily
'essd Surn movements, aad taesc 'n'"s'.'
will hardly De- acrepsej. MIR. .ssafry -.
ta;ssss:lF.t - comfortably in the west emu 'ss
- - al probably Ct ais0ts.rr qnaHei DAY 80,
ovrr his head a;isr the 4ih u SeaIsn, ~
" as has lOraaEr residence n Alseni
Feeenfiy sold. Air. Geilg.sss =
m Louisville l.as hrrn Kept q rs
>iay hrse. and wsiI e seni e
.eiaErh for hls rryrpfapn. II ii.
hkr Q sensIl,sc man q he's p II
uace back 70 hrs psoit asson. 'sizsz
attending the executive sssss snssr
|---iv whsch be is rlrrted--Will Sss'ssp
pl, anu settle down AGAIN nsyFd
slapntbrr oil Congress. htx.Z EtaiaS
- pups CT seeking
recrsiTi iiss hsaiIls, -wk.css w
u b. his Iah0rs hrss. Mr.
return IL zxiairiy 10 philsdel1
Cushing il Us ir1end Asf
wait ior sorIIeihing % e
u Gosrfs1or rc!k bad srrisrd. Tie ~. L.
ing inisini session, tbs gallery full .! j.
aud II IN grand end brraihless expects
e Governor already present. there occu' =
~ awiu! and awkard pause, whsrh iasts.
snnr minutes with oil the solrmri.y Of q
tauaker merting. Al last Mr.. Stevenson rose
sInd spolngized 10 ihe House and 20 the ladies'
ind audIeRce genSraily. Tor an unavoidable
sHay Of proceedings. All ihinss else wese
ready. hut 10 was just discovered that there
was no Bible On the House. and as she Gov
ernor could NOT take The oath wahost one. i,
was necessary 60 wait. No Bible IN the
CapIiol! One was ~ last procured, hrs our
InsoEmant says II ~sS reported that had 10
BE- sot from the Pennen,iary.
MINERAL PRODUcTs OF VIRcISTS-!t Is
stated that several enIerprising Prsasylvan
lai.s have entered npon The manufacture Of
Iron On TIA Virginia Contra. Railroad, and
with o,hess are ab'ni TO organize company
u is sad they have already secured about
$1,000 acres oil the best iron ore land in the
State.
The T.ynchhurg Virginian also learns on
good authority that q company has been
ormed in New York for the purpose OF
working the Montgomery coal mines.
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: - - Il =
The FereaSn NswB.--lh t Isse.' -
the s;esassr Cay - Washinssan ID ol -
msne comprising TIE snnssss Fsasnt = =,
r.. - -
- 80 ...-..-.- -sT''~
-, r. - -. - !. q - NJ NJ -
-, =.
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slass. xsx ,s..ll mes - -: -
ssll. &C k.e IAN .sl,rl. - - g
gsfsffalsy pa&r#xss /. -. Z
PsfhArs 80 - - =. 4. Al -
Nss b xae 49,. 3D.
- Tie - 81 - H" 9
81 -. -. = ( En-
ss'sn 1zzs- I1.@s III = - e
g peol''< siH - VII ~ -.
iAlssion st ths Prs4szz sisori-
iiss; ba}4 EnsFiSsn ofEeizls will s,s let into
6nsnciaI ereraaisns N rhs H.zassr. sAtsssr in
dividu2ls nay -.
The ins<ilie,sase .rez,ees.nx Eep<.u ssvsirs
hAa sias a<ausrsa ma suf<uesz 435rs Isss sAyiees.
a = *E
- = = 80. e $50 aea'""'
y &na&en saz1x44 ~ Mr. ess6aanwa.--
q eslssSerexs Jsnaery Ii. ls5f I'm the HOUSE
Eefernson. ~. cid while earnestly
II slizcasxing i uIya.e bill. w.s ss<n
h Il. his head and s,,,:denlx f.l, ;n,s
ssxsa ylsA a'ros'i,Sze NE heart
s. ~ sPesiziors - nee shsown
III E8u1 aI sIass 81 sIsFas ssser and
- IHz u = reseHtsissfs ery.ng cuf % those
a}z i fnand ar. Giddinss 90 stand back
-. - - a. r,:s,.''
-. - 49, - q -, -.
60, -. -. r.. -.
-. s.. - -,
" restored 20 coasxiozsss<sIA thoush evidently
suffering intensely Fsoa. - gohhy he was |
carried ON q sofs 10 the Speaker @pssn. Sewer
al Of the city piyEicians were sz5sznsned, and |
much Attentions wac bestowed o. ~ patient. !
His eondiiion il considered sx,rsrn<Iv <<isieAl.
- 80.
Harlan. who v.. Ia, ,.., ss-,.r~d h. ii. -
., ., h.x. ......,,..,., "A ;v.....,.. -
:. - '''a' ''1y ,'''" ."e o'as o. ,oSa'
tuesday regularly esec'ea onisea STATES Senssof !
ny the present Legislature OF slaat Santes ne nsS-
ing received 'ix'y-;hree votes. and his Compel
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FOR SALE.

nNE half Of the Schooner Swivr. with
W Tobacco cov'rS. Sacks and bua,. (aIl 10
good eFder) viii b. sold low for cash Apply
90. Try
.- JAS ]. LANCASTER.
Harri' Lon Charles Co. Md.
Jan. l5th IS57--sa.
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SeaMs

TIE ANS.
Beard. ineluding washing. lights. filsl. bed
ding. Sc. per session oi ten menihs. Slu0
English. per session. 20
Freueh. 20
Music. " ineluding uss Of piano. 40
or NJ same rates per quarter Of 81 months.
Boardsrs. studying all the BRANCHES will be
entiiled 20 deduction Of S20.O 90 on the tore
gssng rates. If they eoInplrse the session. bu,
NOT oshsswise.
Day Scholars viii alsc Be taken n the
above rates of InxtFurtion.
Jan. 18th. iehS--3m.
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MAnRfEf

On the 9Th insf., Ivy the R&4. Nv. Hoskin
Isaiah Caaser 10 El'-a Jssr H-ydsa.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

Burning or the Pavilicn.-Since our last,
We have Leen appraised that the Pavilion, whose
partial destruction we noted two weeks ago, was
designediy set on fire by negro CIR! employed
on the premises. il appears that the girl had
been corrected for fault on the morning pre-
cet'ng the FIRE and had declared an iniention 20 be
revengea. We are not aware that she has con-
fessed the crime. bat the cr:u n stances are su!i-
ciesstiy strong TO fix its commission upon her he
you'd doubt. she Is at present confined a, ,hs
Pavilion and is owned by gentleman in Norfolk.
The loss Of Col. Dix is estimated at about 5000.
The furniture was all saved bui in damaged
stase. We have not harmed Whether the Col.
was insured or net.
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St. alarp's Beoeo,,
LEONARD TOWN. mD.
MORNING, JAN. 60. 1857

The Reas0n.-We are conscious that our
paTer for the last few issues has been badly
printed ard neglectet; ;H other matters. The ne.
sessi,ies uf m Arctic winter and the bad paper
HskN N.l& - print suuass zEsi
nssisasioH opens, ne shall buy new type and
good paper, and we hope - be able in the Spring
70 present the Beacon to i.s patrons much i'm
prov ed in appearance. friends have complained
that we write little or nothing for our paper, or
b. spurts and Mt long intervals. This is so, but
the reason is easily stated we have but one as
s'atani. and paper Of the dimensions Of the Bea.
con and printed with as small type, requires
threc-our time, consequently, lie almost Gu.
tirely nonOpolized hy the mechanical duties Of
the office. We hope to escape ,his drawback,
too, ard We shall attempt the experiment of en-
ploying additional force as early as we can
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

MIR. AND mis-. GEORGE s. KING.
W. having rented she dwrliing. house OF
Mr.. q. r. Maddox. near Leonard Towu, arr
pFrpared 20 accommodating D Fnlitsd nusslbef
0f pupils rs hoarisn. Thvse committed 90
their care will he treated in every respect as
members sf the fatally isut viii be- expse;ed
10 conforms strictly TO al regulations Prsscri-
bst fos them.
The course Of instrueton 90 desiened 10 bs
therpugh sad 10 afford MI the advantages VI
pelsie education. IL VIII embrace every branch
of IN English sdaeatipn, together with th~
Frrnch lsnguage and nausic on shr piano
Esssy regard viii b. paid 60 morals and de-
porsm-at ~ well ~ insrll~csual adssnc. meat.
The advertiser, proposing 10 devote thrni-
s~lres 10 the hnsiness Of instfucsion. il suiFi.
eipns encouragement 10 that end b. afforded.
hope !. obtain : fair share Of publse Paison-
ags.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

Washinetsn eossesrenienss have n large
amount u <seluiity, Il sfiea hoaxed thrsIs-
selves Or eesignea.y huax their readers, bu.
,he iOlio~ing effort sur ssses ny,l,ing we
have seen.
Ihe Eunaof that the R4esian Minister =
o1sEa1E himself considerably u regard 10 the
'esssEHon O the Cabines. Is saining addislon-
a efsdeace, snd tar the laa Us or two is
49, e vsxy eoaadends. spPcsss pretty
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20
SPRING TRADE 1857.
JAMES HENEY,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, OEoRGh
TTAS received an entirely New and Fashionable
lE Stock of<Spring Dry Goods, which
he offers at the lowest possible prices. Among his
Stock are to be found the following articles, viz:
Colorel and plain Eress SILKS;
Frulard
GRENADINES and CHALLTES;
T4MARTINES, new article for dresses;
Plain and figured BAREGES;
Fgrd Lawn Jaeone' and organdII Mon mUShINS D;Sn
Jaconet and Organd ROBES;
Barege and Tissue
Grenadine
Mourning
Barege DeLAINES;
Ginghams and CALICOES;
White and Colurcd BRILLL.4NTS;
i" Pique CLOTHSj
Ladies' Pique BAsQUEs;
Boys Pique JACKETS;
Dotted Swiss MUSLINS;
Checked and Striped Jaconet NUSLLNS;
Swiss and Nanssook
Plain ,Jaconet, Swiss and Null "
Bishops LAWN;
Striped and Plain Indian Twled LONGCLOT.U;
Hair Corde Jaconet MJTSLINS;
Berlin Corded CAMBRICS;
" SKIRTING;
Lace and Embr'd Collars and SLEEVES, sep
crate and in sets;
Mourning Collars and SLEEVES, separate and
in sctts;
Tape bor'd, Hemstiched and Embr'd HAND
KERCHIEFS;
Mourning Hcmst;chcd and Enbr'd HAND
KERCHIEFS;
Infants Embrd Waists and DRESSES;
Hoop and Embr'd SKIRTS, for Ladies and
Misses;
Eusenie Corded SKIRTS;
Shir,ings, Sheetings and Irish LINENS;
Planters and Fancy LINENS, for Boys and
Gents wear;
A splendid assortment of HOSIERY
Alexander's Kid and Silk GLOVES;
Marseillcs and Lancaster QUILTS;
Also, q splendid assortment Of Stella SHA WIS;
+" SC1RFS;
Black and Colored MANTILLAS;
PARASOLS, FANS, sc.
To which is added Mrs. IIency's beautiful supply
of Millinery Goods.
Augusta, March 81 1857 If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20
CT K & CO.
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.

NJOW offer for sale their splendid new stock Of
~ SILVER WARE, of all kinds-Tca Sets,
Pitchers, Castors Walters, Goblets, Tumblrrs, Cups
Forks, Spoons, Ladies', Pastry, Cake, Dessert and
Butter Knives.
Sheffield PLATED WARE-6rst quality Of
goods in Castors, Cake Baskets, Walters, Candle
sticks, &c.
Birmingham and American PLATED WARE,
very snowy, and at low prices.
GOLD WATCHES, OF oil good makers-Cooper,
Dent, Tobias, Burley & johnson, English makers /;
Brietting Matile, Swiss makers; and Jules Jur-
gensen, of Copenhagen
SILVER WATCHES in great variety; quick
beat Railroad Watches, large size
Rich Diamond, Coral, Cameo and Mosaic JEW
ELRY, all the newest styles, with large stock of
Staple and Fancy GOODS, Mt their store, Post
Office Corner, opposite the Railroad Bank.
Auousta Feb 1857 Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20
THE LADY TN GREY SILK,

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Sunday Mercury, in referring
to the fact that the Hon. James Quigglc,
formerly member of the Pennsylvania
Senate from Clinton and Centre counties,
had taken up his residence in the "Quaker
!! City," relates the following anecdote:
Some years since, on the road from Lam
caster to Philadelphia, on blazing hot sum-
| mer day, Judge Jim Pollock, (your present
GovernorO Hon. Jim Quiggle, (then plain
Lawyer Quiggle, and your correspondent,
| who knew the former well, but not the lat
ter were alone in the rearmost car of the
! train. Jim Pollock was looking out OF the
car window, at place where the train stop
ped to water, when suddenly he drew his
] white handkerchief from his pocket, and be-
gan vigorously waving it in the air, at the
same time bobbing his head out of the Win
dow in very vigorous manner.
"What are you about, Judge?" asked
Mr.. c., without raising from his seat.
"Why, don't you sec, yonder? There's
lady waving white handkerchief, and
Pm returning the salute-some acquaintance
| made formerly, suppose 2"
Judge P. ceased, but in a few minutes he
again looked out and resumed the operation
with his cambria.
"Who is she, Judge?" asked Mr.. G., as
he lounged in one corner of the car, with
his neither extremities curled up like gi.
gantic capital q.
"Well, the fact is, l don't exactly know !:
I'm quite near-sighted, and can't recognise
her, but she is dressed in grey silk, and
stands yonder, under big maple tree, near
nv friend John BIS house"
By-and-by the locomotive gave snort,
and the train began to move. Judge Pol
lock again firted his cambria to the lady in
il final salute, and this time Jim Quiggle
thought he would have peep at her. So
he crossed over to the Judge, and pokine
out his head, took view, but didn't see the
lady. Nevertheless, the Judge kept on
wavering his handkerchief, the perspiration
rolling down his face with the effort
"Where is she? don't see anybody
said Mr.. G., after scanning the landscape
without observing any female.
"There?" was the rather petulant reply
"don't you see that lady in the grey silk
dress, standing under that maple tree, way
ing white handkerchief"
There was suppressed snorting sound,
and Jim Quiggle rolled over on the seat
red in the face as boiled lobster, while
your correspondent picked him up in a state
of virulent paroxysm of laughter, and laid
him out upon the seat. After sacrificing
all the buttons on his vest and Wristbands
he explained to the Judge the occasion o.
the cachinatory spasm. The Judge hae
been exchanging salutes for tecenty minuts
wiM an iron;grey mare, chose long aehit'
tail as 1t tapped aDay the flies, had been
taken by him for uhite Handkerchief, acar
ed by a lady ina grey silk! The Judge
didn't swear, but he changed the subject tc
saw-mills, the only portion of which was
ineligible being the frequent repetition o.
the word dam"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20
A GREENHORN ON THE LOCOMOTIVE.

Mr.. Snodgrass, junior, has been 'scotting
around at the West, and rs some of his
experiences are rather amusing, we copy an
extract, as follows
"When we got to the depo, went around
to git a look at the iron hoss. Thundera-
ton it wasn't no more like q hoss than
meetin house. If was goin to describe
the animule, I'd say it looked like-well, it
looked like-darned if know whut it look
ed like, unless it was regular ne devil,
snorting fire an birthstone out of his nos
trils, and putting out black smoke all round,
and pantin, and hevin and swellin, and
chawin up red hot Goals like they was good.
A fellow stood in little house like, feedin
him all the time; but the more he blowed
and snorted. After spell, the feller catch
ed him by the tail, and great Jcrco! he set
up yell that split the ground for more'n
a mile and halt, and the next minut felt
my legs waggin, and found myself at
t'other end of the string o vehicles. | wasn't
skeered, but had three chlls and stroke
of palsy in less than five minutes, and my
face had curious brownisll-yaller-green
blueish color in it, which was perfectly un-
accountable. 'Well,' says !, comment is
superhuous.' And took scat in the
nearest waggin, or car as they call it-a
consarned long steamboat lookin thing, with
string of pews down each side, big enough
to hold about man-and-a-half Just us
sat down the hoss hollered twice, and start
ed off like streak, pitchcn me head first
at the stomach of big Irish woman, and
she gave TREMENDOUS grnnt then ketch'd
me by the head and crammcd Inc under the
seat; and when got out and staggered to
another seat, the cars was a jumpin and
tearin along at nigh onto forty thousand
miles au hour, and everybody was bobbin
up and down like mill saw, and every
wretch of 'em had his mouth wide open and
looked like laflin, but | couldn't hear nothin,
the cars kept such a rackit. Bimeby they
stopped all at once, and then such another
laff busted out o them passengers as never
hearn before. Latin at me, too, that's what
made me mad, and was mad as thunder
too. | ris up, and shakin my fist at 'em,
says |, Ladies' and gentlemen, look here!
I'm peaceable stranger-, and away the
dern train went like small pox was in town,
jerking me down in the seat with whack
like I'd been thrown from the moon, and
their cussed mouths Topped open and the
fellers went to bobbin up and down again.
/ put on an air Of ma gnanimous contempt
like, and took no more notice of 'em and
very naturally went to bobbn up and down
myself"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EnGEEIEID DISTRICT

IN ORDINARY
Sarah j.. Cunningham, Applicant,
rs Petiiin for
GEORGE 60 &C., e Cunningham and others Pa'''''""
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Nancy. Cum
i ming lam, Sr. Samuel Wars"n "nd VIE Louisa,
Law,on Curnngl,am, Henry Cunningham, Rcbec-
ca Cunningham, Mary Cunningham. Stella Cum
nnslmm, Dra,on Cunn'rshan, Anna Cunningham,
Nancy Cunningham. T.llman Brown and wife Flo
r,. Robert Paris MAJ garct II. Parris, Willism s.
I'arrs AID Sally Paris, minors. Defendants IN the
above stated c. se r, side beyond the limits OF this
State. 1t is therefore ordeIed that they do appear
and Object to the division or sale Of the Real Es-
tate of Robert F. Cunningham. coc'd, on or before
the sth day Of June next, or their consent TO the
same will be entered Of record.
W. F. DURIsOE, o. E. D.
Mar l6, 1857. 3m 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20

"SEDLEY," said Charles H., "look me
out man who can't be corrupted; have
sent three treasurers to the north, and they
have all turned thieves" "Well, your ma
jesty, will recommend Mivert." F" Miver
you dog" said Charles: why, Mivert is
thief alreadyr Therefore he cannot be
corrupted, YOUR Majesty" said Sedley.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20

"WELL," said Mrs. Partington, the other
day, as she was engaged with her knitting
work, 81 wonder if | shall ever be able to
express myself correctly. 1t seems to me
| never can use the right word. Every
time undertake to say anything, make
some blunder or other. Whenever open
my mouth | am sure to put my foot in it,!
and she drew deep sigh as she spoke,
indicating that her modification was mex
pressble.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20
State GSOuth Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELD DIS RlCI.
IN ORDINARY.
William White and wife, Applicants,
VS..
George W. Thomas and others.
T T appearing to my satisfaction that Anllromcda
i Thomas, Atticus T. Thomas Sarah C.. Thomas
and Landon T. Thomas, children of George W.
Thomas-Thomas H. Odcn, Martha Oden, Elias
Odcn, George W. Odcn, Esther Olen Mary Oden,
Sarah Oden, Nancy Odcn, John Odcn and Patience
Odcn, children of Mary Ann 0den, wife of John
H. Oden-Sarah Thomas, Joseph Thomas, Mary
Thomas Martha Thomas, Emcline Thomas, John
Thomas and Catherine Thomas, children OF Jane
T. Thomas, Defendants in the above case, reside
without the limits Of this State, it is therefore
Ordered that they do appear and object to the di-
vision or sale of the Real Estate of Sarah Thomas,
decd on or before the 23d day of May next or
their concert to the same will be entered of record
W. F. DURISOE,'o.E
Feb "a, 1885, l2t Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20
"CALL UP TO THE CAPTAINS OFFICE
AND SETTTEn

I'm consequence of the disastrous fire Of the l2th
II inst. the business Of the late firm OF LEIGH
g. TUCKER must be settled Jorthoith-and all
persons indebted uho irish to saue costs, can have
an opportunity for few weeks Of settling with our
Agent, MIR. A. Hurlbert, opposite Bland & butler's
Dry Goods Store, after which time the notes ana
accounts unpaid will be collected by law in the
shortest manner possible. a,,,o,rn
N. B.-All persons having claims against M .ne
late Firm will please present them Tor adjustment
Anril 90 AZ 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-20
FOR THELADIES! {!

W7E have on hand great variety of Cologncs,
w Handkerchief Extracts, Toilet Powders and
an assortment of Fancy and Toilet Soaps;
Pomades, Pure Bears Oil, Hair Tonics, Restora-
tives and Hair Dye;
Preston Salts and Aromatic Vinegar;
Cream of Beauty, Carnation Rouge, Hair De-
patory, &C., to all Of which the attention of the
Ladies is respectfully invited. For sale by
A. G. s. T.J. TEAGUE, Druggists.
May % If l9