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NEGRO KILLED.

We much r0gret to state TINT negro boy belonging
t. Mr. LBwIs JONES Of this place WAS killed by
another belonging to Mr. PsnAESTEn of this District
on Wednesday lost. The fatal wound Was inflicted
hy single blow from stick IN the hands Of tho
latter II. is under arrest awaiting his trial.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
from our residence,
nnn- nnlaxnnnin V Daaln

STRAYED from our residence, MAW
~ near Colemans x Roads, asgSASl
small white HOUND SLUT, with red ears and a
few rcd spots over her body. Said Slut belongs to
Mr. Freeman Curry, ofCurryton and it is very prob
able that she has tried to Get back to Mr.. Currys
The above reward will be paid by the subscri-
bcrs on delivering her to Mr.. Curry at Curryton,
or either Of the subscribers at Coeman's Roads,
and any information concerning her, very thank
fully received.
WM. E. g. v. A. CLARK.
Coleman's X Roads, July 20, 1868 2t.s2S
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BARBECUE!

A Barbecue will bs given at STEVEN S,
CREEK CHURCH SPRING on Friday the 3oth
Of this month"; to which The candidates and citizens
generally throughout the District, are res ectfuly
invited.
5, July 81, 1853 2t S %
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For the Advertiser.
A CARD.

understand that report is in circulation that Mr.
Gregg has promised to vote for me for Commissioner
in Equity. The report is entirely unfounded.
j. R. WEVER.
Pine House, July II, 1858.
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SELLING OUT,

The Messrs IIrDsoN, be it observed, are now sci.
ling OF their stock of goods at cost for cash. Neg
lrc not the opportunity to profit by the circumstance
They have fine supply of articles, usoful and orna'
mental, q largo part of which are adapted to the
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

DYw.F. DURIsOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
- field District.
Whereas, NJ. L. Bonham, hath applied to mo
for Letters of Administration, all and singular the
goods and challles, rights and credits Of Mrs. Sophie
Bonham, late of the District aforesaid, decensed.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas.
ed, 10 be and appear before me- at next Ordinary.
Court for the said District TO BIZ holden at Edge6ed
C. H., on the 3lst day Of July, inst.S TO show
cause if any, why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day of
July in the wear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffyeighs, and in the S3d year Of Amsi-
can Independence.
1r,v oo q %
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n OF &c f.

c. II. KENNEY, of Hamburg, s. c., is still
Agent for til. sale of LEONARD SMITHS
Smut Machines.
Hamburg, June % If "a
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A NEw CAruEDRAL.-On the 18th of August
there will be laid in the city of New York the cor
nerstone ofa Roman Catholic Cathedral Church
which it is intended shallsurpass in magnifcence
any church edi6ce at present on this continent
The building is to be 325 feet in length, " feet
wide in the clear, with transept of l72 feet and
walls of 100 feet in height. The roof will be
supported by 81 gothic columns. with groined
arches springing therefrom. 1t is calculated
that FIVE years will be consumed in its construction
and that it vii cost $l,000,OC0.
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THE CONCERT.

The pupils Of our Female Institute gave concert
ut their Academy buildings on Friday evening lust
which was we'll received by select audience The
girls looking very pretty, and discharged their
several parts with zeal and spirit Miss M6AEs, the
instructrcss, presided over tho performances with q
quiet and lady-like care. Sumo Of tho pieces were
executed very crsdably Sowore some Of the songs
especially the duett by Misses NJ. s. and h. G.. But
no one looks to IN occasion of this sort for entertain
ment Sufficient If the exercises give evidence Of
progress among the scholars. Such was the case in
tho present exhibition, We assured by several
persons who have children and wards in this ustiu
ton aud who of know best the degree Of theil
improvement.
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MORE LYNtH LAW IN MIssoURI.-It was sta.
ted recently that Il man named kesSer had been
hung by moh in Gentry county, Mo-, for xii
ling another, named Timmons. An accomplice,
named Miigan, was arrested at the time, but
his case was laid over until the next term Of
court. A letter from St. Joseph, July 9th,
saws:
\ guard was appointed to watch his prison.
No appropriation was made for their support, and
they became wearied with 80 thaukess andtcdious
O job, and went to the county court yesterday
and demanded an appropriation for the expen.
ses of guard, and, upon IL refusal, they pro.
ceeded to the prison, took Miigan out and led
him 10 The same tree upon which kessler had,
ten days before, been hung. lie requested to
be baptised, Which WAS done in q brook near by.
Here he had al interview with his old father,
which was deeply affecting. Hc was then Ia
ken back to the tree and was hung until he WAS
dead.
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NEW YORK. July

NEW 1UKk, July IT.
Cotton firm, with sales Of $500 bales. Flour firm,
saos 49, 900 barrels. Wheat firm, with sales of 49,,
900 bushels Corn buoynnt, sues $4,000 bushels.
Sugar advanced cont. Nayals steudy.
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ReIigiOUs Notice,

Rev. J. C. BURRIss, Universalist, will preach
in the Court House on Thursday evening, the
Goth inst , at early candle light.
July At &c
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NASHVILLE, July u.
Sides @ SIC. from wagons. From store, Soudcrs
6Ic.; Hams q 9lc.; Clear Sides 81 @ &c.
LARD.-In moderate deinand-9 @ 81 cents.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that appli-
~ cation will be made at the next Session Of
the Legis 'ature, to vest in B. F. Ltndrum all the
right title and interest of Christian Breithaupt,
decd. or of his heirs, in and TO the Tract of
Land lately occupied by Bartlett W. Hat her,
decd, devised to him by his father John Hatcher,
decd, said land having been escheated to the
State of South Carolina.
July 2l 3m* %
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DY REQUEST,
From the Charleston Mercury.
UNITED STATES SENATOR.

Mn. EnIToR We respectfully propose for the
Office Of United States Senator from this State,
the name of Col. William A. Owens, Of Barn
we'll. Of the character and qualifications of
gentleman so well and avorably known, it is
not necessary to speak at large He is in the
maturity of his manhood, being between thirty
five and forty years of age and from his active
and early participation in public affairs has ac-
quired an experience and knowledge unusually
extensive for that period of life. 10 show his
eminent qualifications for the office in question:
it is only necessary to advert to his career at the
bar and in the legislature. Having entered
upon the practice Of the profession Of law I'M.
mediately upon attaining his majority, his tai
ents and diligence soon placed him among the
foremost Mt the bar of his district, which was at
the same time numerous and able, and rs on
eloquent and successful advocate he now stands
among the most distinguished in the State. His
political career is known to all He was elected
a member of the House of Representatives in
1919, and retained his seat until 1854, when he
declined reelection. This period of six years
was an eventful one in our history, and many
questions, both local and federal, touching tho
highest interests of the State, and requiring the
largest capacity and greatest frmness for their
settlement came up Tor dlscussion. IN every
debate which arose, Col. Owens took promi-
nent and distinguished part, and established for
himself reputation equalled by few and sur
passed by none of his compeers His eminent
capacity for public office, united rs it is with un.
impcachabe integrity and spotless honor in all
the relations Of private life, ought to be devoted
to the service of the State; and it is certain
that nowhere, in the present juncture Of affairs,
will his high moral and intellectual quailica
tons be more valuable and efficient than in the
Senate of the United States.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
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CINCINNATI, July ]

Flour s375; Whiskey 2li; Corn So; Oats Al @
4S; Wheat 75c. G1 81 for Red and White; Mess
Pork SIS 25; Sugar Il @ 81; Moasscs 80; Coffee
11lc.
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RULES THAT MUST IN FUTURE BE OBSERVED
P0STPONED.

The communication OF TIMoLEoS" upon the " Lzte
Episcopal Fair is necessarily postponed until next
week.
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House, Sign & Ornamental Painting I!

TNIIE Subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
Il the citizens Of Edgefeld District that they
are now prepared to do all work entrusted to them
in the line Of ~
HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
Marblins, Graining,
A ND U PHI OIL S TIE RY,
To all who may be pleased to favor us with their,
patronage, We promise to give entire satisfaction.
All work entrusted to US shall be executed with
despatch and in q workmanlike manner.
Our terms will be reasonable. For further par
ticulars call on US at Edgefeld c. II.
% RErERENcE-Capt. JAS 3. GRlFFrvand Gen.
". c. MoRAGSE, Of this District
RICH & PAUL.
July 81 1858 3m %
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Bezaleel Chapter, No. 8, R. A. M,
A REGULAR Convoca,ion Of Bezalccl Clap
n ter, K. a. a., No. s, will be held on Monday
evening the ID August.
By ordcf Of tho NJ. j.. II. P.
Il. COGDURN, Scc'ry.
July 20 2t %
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@8- An exchange says that the Indian Chief
Billy Bowlegs-is callod by fashionable Indies VIII
liam Cruikshanks.
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Administrators Sale,

10y an order from W. F. Durisoe, Ordinary,
I'D I shall proceed to sell on Tuesday the 3rd Of
August next, at the late residence Of VIM Brogdon,
deceased all the personal Estate of aaid deceased,
consisting in part Of
FOUR LIKELY NEGROES.
The growing Crop, Household and Kitchen Furn-
ture, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Tools, and
numerous other articles.
TAnAs-For all sums under $40, cash for all
sums Of and over $40, ON credit until the 25th
December 1859, with interest from day of sale.
W. w. SALE, Adm'or.
July 20, 1858. 2t 20
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CHARLESTON, July II, P. M.
CoTToN-Tho market Is extremely dull and no
buyers. Sales to-day so bales at III to III CENTS
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PrOtracled Meeting.

A Protractcd Meeting will be held at Mount
Tabor commencing on Saturday before the Cd
Sunday in August next. Mnisterins brethren
are cordially invited to attend.
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EOUND, and left at this Office, a Gold Watch
IL KEY, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying for this advertisement.
july 81 St %
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From the Charleston Mercury.
MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF PRESTON 8.
BROOKS


Yesterday We saw a very beautiful monument
to the memory of our lamentea Brooks which
is now completed and at the marble yard Of
Mr.. W. T. White, of this city. This monument
is of the obclisk form, pure marble, Of the finest
quality, and finished in the most artistic
and workmanlike manner. 1t is fourteen feet
high from the pedment and five feet at base
Near the top or point of the obelisk, is neatly
designed arabesque, and below, in the centre
and front side Of the monument, is the coat OF
arms Of the State Of South Carolina, eaboratcly
worked and carved by an artist of great skill
Below this, and on the disc of the obelisk, is an
ivy wreath, in bold relief encircling the follow,
ing appropriate inscription:
PRESTON S. BROOKS,
Born in Edge6eld Village. 9th August. 1910.
Elected to the Stnte Legislature in 1914.
Elected Captain of Co. D. Palmetto Regiment, in
lS4o, and served during tho Mexican War.
Elected to Congress in 1853.
And died in Washington City, D. c., 9th Jan. 1851
On another side, in similar wreath, will ap.
pear the following:
Ever able, manly, just and heroic illustrating
truo patriotism by his devotion to his country; tue
whole South unto with his bereavel family in de-
ploring his untimcly end"
And on the diverse side to the above, this
inscription will be placed:
" Earth has never pilloWod upon her bosom truer
son,
Nor Heaven opened wide her gates to receive mnn-
lier spirit"
On the back of the obelisk is this incription
"prcston S. Brooks will be long, long remembered,
As one in whom the virtues loved to dwell;
Tho sad to us, and dark this dispcnsaton,
We know Gods wisdom orders all things we'll"
This monument is work of great beauty and
ornament, simple withal, and expressive in its
towering position, of his spirit of whom it is u
memorial.
Mr.. White will, in the course of the week,
send this monument by the railroad to Hamburg,
from whence it will be taken to Edgefeld, where
1t is to remain. There is prepared, We learn,
the granite basis or pediment on which this
monument is to stand.
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NJOTICE--l will sell good second handed
IN PIANO cheap for cash cr . good note.
ELIZA BACON.
July 81, 1858 3t %
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NOTICE TO FARMERS!-I am now
~ receiving THREE THOUSAND POUNDS
of pure Leaf and Twiss Havana TOBACCO, which
will be sold low 10 Farmers for plantation use Call
and examine. 8. E. BOWERS, Agt =
Hamburg, April II Is
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CHATTANOOGA. Julv Is.

CUATTANUUHA, July TO.
BAcoN.-Sales Of 100000 lbs city cured, at ST
cents, delivered in depot
ConN.-snles have been made Mt SO cents, delivered
in depot. Contracts have been maio Mt this figure
to bo delivered in few days-fnir demand.
FLOUR.-Good Family worth 81 q bbl-Superfne
$3.50 to S3.7j d bbl. Stock lght-dcmand equal
to suppy-Flour is looking up.
WHEAr.-Sixty cents is offered, but VIC hear Of no
transactions.
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DEATH OF DR.. S. V. CAIN.-Wc omitted to
mention in our last issue, the death Of DR.. S. v.
Cain, prominent citizen of Greenwood, who
died on the 9TH inst. He had been suffering for
some time frem dyspepsia, and it is thought he
hastcned OH his death by an imprudent atten-
dance at the Masonic Celebration on the 2+th
MI.
DR.. Cain was an cstimaLle man of high prin-
cpc, public spirited and enterprisng, and his
death is public loss, Kind courteous and
hospisable, he had cndcared himself to q large
circle of friends and relatives, who will deplore
his untimely death. -AbberiNe Independent Press,
lGM inst.
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3@ It e said to be flct that nearly every wo.
man in the Vllags has ono CT more "skslotons" in
her CLOSET Horrible! TuR IxP.
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NOTICE is hereby given to thu heirs and dis
IN tributes Of John Thrailkill, decd, that set
Element on said estate vii! be made in the oedinarys
Office, at Edgefeld c. H., on the first Tuesday in
November next.
FRANCIS THRAILKILL, Adm'or.
April6, 1858 3m* l3
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BARBECUE! (!

The patrons Of the School at Red Hill will give
Barbecue on Thursday the 5th of August, nj
which all the Candidates IRE invited 10 attend.
July 81, 1858 St 2s
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GsTRAYED from my residence on Wednes-
- day last, my large Rel and white spotted
COW She has on horn broken off, and had on
halter when she cft,-ear marks not recollectcd.
She formerly belonged 10 Mrs. Whit. Brooks. A
suitable reward will be paid Tor her recovery.
D. R. DURISOE.
July 90 If %
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NOTICE is hereby given, that application
IN will be made to the Legislature at its next ses.
son for release Of all the right and interest Of
the State in the Escheated Property Of Charles
McGregor, deceased, to James 8. Henderson and
Hugh hlcGregor.
July 20 1858 3m %
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ESTATES RIGIITS.n

The article offered by "a Regular Reader" upon
this subject is declined for several reasons First, it
is an exceedingly crude re-hash Of argument
tude. Secondly the writer's tone OF lanentaon over
the deSoneracy of his citizens conveys an un-
founded mpu.ation upon their good sense and patri-
osn. And thirdly, We can see no point justice in
his sweeping condemnation of the present political
leaders in our State This cry Of estates Rights
seems to have bcceme very tocsin with certain pa
psrs we'll individuals in South Carolina. If ono
laud our good old President, or compliment any
Northern patriot, or approve measure which may
havo owed its passage to the help Of Northern votea
or utter hope that the Union may yet outlire the
shock Of anatical agtators, ne is warned that he is
departing from tho "good old States Rights princi-
Piles of South Carolina" And if he but hint at the
possibility Of deriving benefit from the Democratic
party Of the Union he is false to the teachings of Mr.
CALHOUN, recreant to the memory Of other days and
States Rights have no longer place in his affections.
If in addition to this he may chance to look with
honorable ambition to any Federal position, then
States Riyhts aud he have assuredly parted company
forever, and he s gone over to tho enemy body and
soul. Such gable is not only tircsomc but provok-
Ing. 1t is than this: it is stupid and untruh-
full All South Caronians urc States Rights mrn.
All Sound Democrats too are States Rights mon. 1t
is almost as insulting now to doubt Souherner's or
thodoIy upon this political doctrine, as his belief
Of the New Testament And yet few wiseacres, here
and there, insist upon considering themselves tue sole
defenders and preservers Of this sacred fire. But for
he the idea is it would die in its ashes, and ull the
hopes Of republican freedom would tumble into the
chnos Of centrnlization. Riiiculnus delnson
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A NEW COUNTERFEIT.

The Augusta Cona'itutioaalist, Of the 18th inst,
says: new counterfeit twenty dollar bill on tho
Bank OF Hamburg, was offered at the Mechanics
Bank in this city on yesterday. The bill was in u
package Of money received from Tennessee. The
counterfeit is good imitation Of the genuine BILL but
the filling up poor and the paper rather too dark
The date on the bill is October 9TH, 1856.
DISASTER TO THE CABLE FLEET.
Intelligence received at New York, on the 18th
inst, that the Agamemnon, the English steamship en-
gagged in laying portion Of the Atlantic cable, was
nearly lost in q gale.
During the storm, the coils Of cable broke loose
from their places the steamer, which caused con
siderable arrangement to the cable
No other intelligence of the squadron has been re-
ceiyed.
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MN ERCIAL.
AITGUSTl Jnlv II

AUGUSTA, July II, IS3S
CorroN.-No change to notice in priees-demand
good-ofering stock light and full rates arc readily
paid for all grades, more particularly the higher.
The sales this morning 297 bales-l25 at l2l !;
16S at 12s; and bales at l23cts. Receipts 27 bales
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Juiy 20
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TN 1DnTNIDU

DYW. F. DURISoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge.
ID field District. IL
Whereas, Lewis BIsdsec hath applied to me for
Letters Of Administration, on all and singular the
goods and cha.tss rights and credits Of Levi Blsdsoe
late Of the District aforesaid decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before me- at next Ordnarys
Court for the said District To be holden at Edge6sld
Court House. on the 2nd day Of August next, 20
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day OF
July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fty.eight and in the eghty.'hird year
Of American Indspeadence.
July 20, 1858 2t
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Rev. R. W. BARSwELr.-We see by our Vir-
giuia exchanges that Prof. Barnwell, of our Col.
lege, has been elected to the Presidency Of vii
liam and Mary College. This is merted com.
pliment to the talent and requirement Of our
young professor. 1t will be satifaction to see
in what appreciation our professor is held abroad
We have not learned whether Mr. Barnwell will
accept. This much may be promised, that the
inducements would be very strong to induce him
to sever his relation with the old alma Muter.
William and Mary is one of the Oldest institu
tons in the United States His installation in
the Presidency would be the ingratt of young
but vigorous head upon venerable shoulders
.Sylth Carolonian.
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CANADA AND ARABIA AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, July l6.-The steamship Canada,
previously telegraphed from Cape Race, and the
steamship Arabia, which left Boston on the l4th.
both reached this point to-day.
In addition TO the news brought bv the Cana.
da, and telegraphed from Cape Race, the Eng.
lish papers by the Canada state that the British
revenue for the present year has fell off five
million pounds sterling.
The demand for money in London on Friday
was very active.
There was report in London announcing the
successful issue OF the Atlantic cable expedition,
which advanced the shares three hundred pounds
sterling.
Montenegro affairs are growing serious. France
has sent to Turkey an ultimatum, which will be
followed by an increased naval force in the Adri
a:ic, if it should prove unsuccessful
General Concha has complained to Spain o!
tho British insults in Cuba. Spain will demand
An explanation from England concerning the
insulting speeches delivered in Parliament
Several Of the districts in France, in conse.
qucnce Of the long continued drought, are fear.
full Of suffering from want of supply Of water
The Corsicans (who are mostly of Italian dc.
scent, and inhabitants Of one of the departments
Of France have been prohibited from carrying
arms. This orderitis believed has been regarded
necessary in consequence Of the daily sanguina
~ scenes enacted between the French and Ro
man soldiery.
The Cholera has appeared at ST. Petersburg.
The shipping at Hesingfors, in Russia, was
recently almost entirely destroyed by fire.
The Tribunal of Appeals, in Naples, has pro
nounced that the steamship Cagliari was law
prize.
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800 REWARD,

DANAWAY on The 18th May last, negro
Il q woman named CLARA, formerly bclongn.
to Sarah Garrett, of Hamburg, S. c. Said negro
is aged about S5 years, dark complexion, and has
a scar on her side near the hip, and has mascu-
line voice, she is good cook, and may pass under
a ticket gave her to find master.
S. NJ. JACKSON.
Bcrzclia, Ca, July 20, 1853. 1t %
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List of Letters,

Coleman's X Roads, July 20, 1863 2t.. 2s