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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-06
"DE GusTIBUs NIL DIspUraNDunI, >,

Although acknowledging the force Of this addage,
one cannot help being occasionally mortified ut the
lack of good taste exhibited by certain writer's who
assume to pass sentence upon the principles Of their
fellow citizens from their own imaginary standpoint
Of superior patriotism. As specimen Of this style of
assumption, we quote the following passage from n
nomination of Col. Maker GREGG which has recently
appeared in the Newberry Conserratist. Says the
writer:
With sentinel like Colonel Gregg, whom the
brbes of the enemy cannot purchase, the threats
intimdato, State will be safe i'll the approaching
crisis and we trust, too preserve hor purity even
amidst the treachery Of her sons.
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"A TX E N -
Military & Classical Academy,

THIS ACADEMY is dcsi, ned Tor those wllo'de.
Il sire that their sons he carefully prepared for
admission into the South aroiina College or other
similar Institutions, into the Stae Military Acad-
emy, or for the active business Of life.
The course Of studies is specially adapted to
these ends. embracing SO much Of the Englsh,
Greek, Latin and French languages and tho Math.
ematics as are requisites in all Of which It is the
aim of the Instructors that their Cadets become
thorough masters OF fundamental principles, and
acquire habits of thought aud self.dependence.
Composition and Defamation receive their due
share of attention.
The Cadets are drilled in the Infantry Tactics |;
and the discipline of the A cademy is Of tho Mill
tary order,-strict infexible and impartial. *
The second scholastic year will commence on
the FIRST Monday in January 1885, to continue for
ten months exclusive of two weeks vacation in
June. Candidates for admission must be able to
read and write with facility, and not be less than
thirteen years old.
Tuitian, Board, Lodgings Books, Lights and
Fuel, furnished for One Hundred Dollars per ses-
sion Of five months. payable in advance. -
Parents will be required to furnish the uniform
and other articles of clothing.
For further particulars apply to the undersigned,
GILES g. MANGUbI. !,
Aiken 6 G. Oct 16bS or 90 -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-06
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.

It is with deep regret that observe in The Charlce
ton papers, tue melancholy announcement Of the
death Of Mr.. J. L. ArcH recently connected with the
Charleston Courier, anu previously with tho Standnrd
The deceased was vau ID member Of the fraternity
much priced by those who know him best, and pos
se.scd Of the regard of his contemporaries generally
lie has llen ain the midst Of life" before yet his
abilities had been tcstod to the full. Green be the
turf above him, and blcst 10 his spirit!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

% The Rev. r., W. Barnwell, professor and
chaplain in the college of South Carolina, at Couul-
bis, has been invited to tho rectorship of Trinity
Church in Washington city.
D The stock o, Coffee on hand in New Orleans
on the 9th inst, was 24,l01 bags. Fair quoted at
lOs 10Y. Good Fair 1O9 II, Prime IL III cent?.
Sales Of the week 5000 bags
10 Tho Louisville Courier, of Wednesday, notes
the sale of 1900 corn fcl hogs ut 3! A cents net
from the hooks.
~ Col. Maxcy Gregg, of Columbia, s nominated.
by correspondent Of the Newberry ConserYatst for
the United States Senate.
te woman named Schellng, at Grovcport in
Ohio, committed murder last week, by throwing into
well, tbirtytwo feet deep, four children one boy and
three girls the Oldest IL, and the youngest years
old. She afterwards lcapcd in herself She Is sup
posed to have been insane.
GfY- McCary, who was tried for murder ut the
cont term of tho Fluyanna county (Ya.) Circuit
Court was found guilty Of justifabe homicide, and
was inod $1,000. Tho Judge added to the sentence,
twelve months imprisonment in the county jail.
Dr We regret to 500 by the last report of the
BOard Of Health of Savannah that thero were twelve
intsrmcnts in that city during the 81 hours ending
October 4, I, P. M.-sovcn by Yellow Fever.
Gs- On Monday and Tuesday next an Election
will be hold in this District for one Represen tatye in
the Congress Of the United States ono Senator and
six Representatives in the Shte Legislature, and
Commissioners Of the Poor for Edgefcld District
Remember this, ye voters of Edgcfcld and assemble
at the ballot-box in all your strength.
GB- Nicholas the First won the four milo race on
the Long Island course, on the 9th Sept. Sue Wash
ington was distanced.
GB The Cityof Wnshington's mails, from Europe
give the result Of the Doncaser race tho Portland
Plato (Handicap.) Tho distance was five furlongs
and 152 yards Thore were twelve horses entered
(some of the accounts report them all of moderate
pretcnsons on the tur) and Prioress won the Plato
9 There were sixty Git deaths by yellow fever
in New Orleans on the 9th Of September.
~ Messrs. Al. PELLErIRR Co., Hamburg,
have now in store first rate stock of Drugs Medi-
cincs, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, &C., and which they
aro selling as cheap can bo purchased over the
river" And, besides, PELLEr1ER is gcntlcmanly
dealer, and nm No J. Druggist, and we'll qualified to
deal in Medicines. The Planter in laying in his sup
ply of plantation physic should not fail to giyo this
House trial. The Ladies Gun also find an excellent
assortment of Perfumery, &C., at PELLErrER Co.'S.
Soe card oTor there among our advertisements.
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cARIcArURE ExrRAoRD1NaRy

We have jast seen broad caricature of come of
the public men of South Carolina, emanating 1--WE
think) from the proud city of Columbia. Under
whose auspices it has been gotten up, the PUBLIC is
not informed. We at first supposed that it might
have had its origin in certain political differences
now somewhat conspicuous in tho State; but upon
second thought cannot retain that opinion Surely
no man aspiring to political position amongst us,
would countenance q trick borrowed from the erpe-
renco of vulgar New York 1t is the fret time, pro-
badly, that ouch an instrumentaty has been employ
cd in South Carolna politics, and we trust it will be
the last
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RELIGIOUS.

series uf very interesting meetings has been held
during the past two weeks in the Baptist Church at
this place, under the administration IF Mr. L. r.
GwALrSEY assisted by thattrue and Jealous chris
tisn Dr. R. G. NAYS We can but think that the seed
Of much good has been sown, which will yet spring up
and bring forth fruit in due season. Mr.. GwALrNEY
is preacher of high value and should be priced ac-
cori:ngly.
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OBIT u a RY.

Dlrp, in this Village, Sunday morning the 3rt
inst, after prUtracted illness, JOSEPHINE ELIZA
BETH, infant daughter of JAMES and S. Lorlsl
SHEPPARD, uged une year, fur months ind twenty.
three days.
Sleep little Jose, sleep!
BY pain disturbed no more,
Thou'lt not wake to mourn and weep;
Thy long long suferins's o'or.
Mother, thy tears forego,
She necdeth not thy care,
There's neither want nor woe,
Where snints and angels arc. 7.
DEPARTED this life, August the 9Th, in the twenty
ninth year of her asc, Mrs. MARY +. HUNTER,
wife of VIZ. G. HUNTER Esq, of Ahhevillc District.
When about twelve years of age she connected
herself with the Church of Christ Mt Fellowship in
Edgetield District where she remained II cOnsisten,
and pious member till called to membership in tho
Church triumphant. Her Inst illness was lingering
and painful in the extreme, which she bore with
Christian fortitude and resignation having un abb
ding faith in Christ and IN assured hope uf happy
immortality.
She has left q dsconsolatc husband and t@o small
children 10 mourn and ronlize her loss together with
many relatives and friends.
Her end was peace, for Blessed are the dead who
die n the Lord" ii.
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For the Advertiser.
THE WEATHER.

We are glad to learn that the weather is highly fa-
vorable to the crops, but should accident happen
in tho shape of violent storms, blight or some no1i-
GUS insect, hopes would be blasted. There is no
inscct or blghng accident likely to roach SO firmly
established an institution as the Lottery Of s Swan
& Co., of Augusta, Georgia. If you mail them $40,
S. or S2I, and obtain ticket it may chance to pay
you enormous profit in the shape Of prize. That
they are favorte "crop" to cultivate is obvious,
from the great popularity of their establishment
Sc
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JUDGE U,NEALL.

See the handsome nomination Of this venerable
Judge for the post Of United States Senator. The
compliment is both timely and just. There can be
no doubt that Judge 0NEALL would add new lustre
his already distinguished name, by term Of SER
vice iu the United States Senate; is it less
tain that lie would sustain tue fame and honor of his
State Few men have as much of the old Roman in
their composition us JOHN BELroS ONEALL.
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THE FEVER iBATISG.

Through tho kindness Of Father BIRMINGHAM we
arc permitted to make the following extract fromsa
letter received by him from n gentleman in Charles
top dated the 3Oth Sept. We are rejsiced to learn
that the epidemic is abatng.
I am happy to be able to inform you that the
sickness (auding to the Yellow Fcver) hus groutly
aba tied during this past week, there being but very
few cases. and most of them have been of native
children. We hope for the disappearance of the
Fever entirely"
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AUGUSTA. Oct. Q. 1856!

AUGUSTA, Oct Q, 1858.
CoTroy.-There has boon good demand this morn
ing ut full prices. Sales G93 balcs-4 ut HIS 10 ut
l2b; 81 Mt II 5-l6 2GO at l25; l13 at l24 and 2l2
at l2lc. Receipts 701 bules.
WHEAT.-Priccs still take wide range for both
Rod and White. We quote Red ut 90 9j cents Sl.U0,
s1.o5-n choice lot would bring Sl,lU; White 81,
$l.05, $llO@Sl.l5 according tu quality-a choice
lot would bring Sl.20.
BAcoS.-There is goud stock on hand, with but q
limited demand for home wants. We quote Shoulders
u S-principal sales ut y cents; Western
Ribbed Sides "; Tennessee Sides 10; Tennessee
Clear 10 1Ol; Hams, good, I4@l6 cents.
BAGGIyG.-Tkere is fair stock on hand, and our
grocers are generally supplied, and continue to fill
the orders of customers, in small lots ut Gl for light
and II cts for heavy Gunny.
SUGARs.-The stock on hand has been increased by
receipts, but holders are firm in the asking prices!
We quote New Orleans 0@l01, according to quality
and quantity; Muscovadoes S!@sl; Porto Rico Q
@lOl; and A, B, C's from ll@l2i cents.
MoLAssEs-Modcrate stock of Cuba-sellng from
Stores in smal lots, at 3O@35 cents. The stock of
New Orleans is light and holders are asking from
stores, in small lots, 4j@5O cents.
Stockholders stitfening in their asking prices
and for good merchantable, in new and substantial
sacks, they asking from store in lots $ll0@$l-
II per sack. Thore is still some old sacks on the
market but for this description there is but little
quiry.
rDisputch.
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LONG BRANCH ACADEMY,

"HE second year Of the above Institution will
IL commence on MONDAY, 4th of OCTOBER,
under the care Of the subscriber.
The limit has been extended to forty students, and
immediate applications are solicited, as It wir be
much to the, advantage both Of pupils and insruc-
tor, to open with full number.
The strictest discipline will be maintained, and
the utmost care exercised to guard students against
improper associations and habits. No student can
remain in this Institution without strict obedience
to rules, and close application to study.
Tuition as heretofore. Board convenient to the
Academy, at pleasant places.
JAMES E. CROsLAND.
Beech Island, Sept. 81; 1858 At 81
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~ Late accounts from California report m un-
usual number of MURDERS assassinationS suicides and
deaths from CASUALTIES From Central America, We
learn TINT General Lamar had reached Costs Rica
Nicaragua WAS reported in comparatively tranquil
state.
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FALL OF 1858.
HENRY J. OSBORNE,

At 236 Broad Street, Under q. S. Hotel
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEwELRY. sih er
" and Plated WARE; sPECTACLEs, Gold
Silver and Steel Optical and Surveying INsTRU.
MENTS; Mechanical TOYS for children CABLE
CHARMS; Cable Walking CANES, and large
and beautiful variety Of GOODS, Of most reccn,
styles, on sale at lowest prices.
All work promptly and efficiently done, both in
The Watch and Iewelry line, rs heretofore. Busi.
ness personally attended to Goods will be weekly
arriving, Of the newest patterns.
A fair share If patronage, proportionase to oil
ample Stock Of every thing in his line, is resprct.
fully solicited.
HENRY ]. OSBORNE,
Watch, Optical and Jewery Establishment, 23G
Broad Street, under the U. s. Hotel, and opposite
the City Bank, Augusta, Ga.
Augusta, Oct. 5, 1858 If 80
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RELIEF FUND.

We have received from citizens of ElgeGcd forty
lree 43 dollars which shall be forwarded at once to
the Howard Association of Charleston.
The LIFTS are still open for subscriptions and may
Wulra at the Planters Hotel.
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RELIGIOUS Notice,

Rev. E. H.LAKR, Universalist will preach the
funeral Of Mrs. MARY J. LUNDY, dec'd at the
residence of Mr. T. N. LuSDy, on tic End Sunday
in October next, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Rev Mr.. LAKE will preach at Red Hill, the
Friday after tie 2nd Sunday in 0ctob,r, at II
O'clock A. NJ. and on the I'd Sunday ut Edgefield
C. H., at 3'oclock, p. M.
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RUSSELL,S MAGAZINE.

The October number Of RUSSELL appears to bo
decidedly clever. The newspaper critics say so, and
from glance through its pages VIC imagine they are
right. We could nevertheless wish to see RUSSELL
take a "higher and bolder flight" with tho next
new-ycar. We furthermore wish that the Editors
Table may bo restored to its former type and style.
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Executors, Sale.


RY an order from W. +. Durisoe, Ordinary, we
Alfred May, decd, on THURSDAY, the 2Sth
inst, all tho Real and Personal property Of said
deceased, consisting of the
e Homestead Tract Of Land, u
Adjoining lands of John H. May, 8. W. Corley,
E. A. Dorm and others, and contsining Three hun
dred and fifty acres.
The abavc Tract OF Land will be sold In three
separate parcels or tracts viz: The West end lying
on both sides of the Island Ford Road and con-
tanning one hundred and fifty acres. The East
md, lying on the Mathis Road, and contsining
One hundred and fifty acres. And the middle
portion, including the improvements, and contain
ing Fifty acres.
One other Tract of Land,
Formerly owned by Mrs. Mary May, lying on the
Mathis Road, adjoining lands of Johu g. Po|atty,
J.T. QUITS and others, and containing Two hun
drcd and kighty-four acres.
Also,
The interest of the deceased in Tract of Land
known as the Henry Clark place, adjoining lands
Levi Koon and others, and containing about Sew
enty acres.
One Likely Negro, One fne Stallion nine head of
Plantation Horses Cattle, Hogs one Wagon, ono
Buggy, Plantation and Blacksmith Tools, Corn,
Fodder, Wheat, Household and Kitchen Furniture
and other articles too tedious TO mention.
eB Terms Of nle, made known on day of sale.
Persons having demands against the deceased
will render in the amount of their demands on or
before the day Of sale and those indebted are re-
quested to make payment as soon as practicable.
C. NJ. MAY,
HENRY HART. - 10
Oct 4t 20
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"THE coLLEToN g. BEAUFORT SUM-"
We have received the first numbers of this paper,
and gladly placc it upon exchange list It is pub
ished at Walterboro in this State md edited by Mr..
A. NJ SPElGITs, at two dollars per aMnmm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-06

szr Gel. E. p Jones, in worry candid and hand
cart in the Grcenville Patriot withdraws his
nams from tho prescott canvass TOR Congress In the
Tifsh District Coils. Ashmore and Vernon are now
the only aspirants.
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FINE TI1RNIDS

Mr.. JOHN L. ADDlsoSprcsents tho finest turnips by
far we have seen thisseason. ThOy wero grown upon
land forty years old, and without manure for the
present year. His patch was sowed about tho Goth
of july last
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ns- Among the unpublished list of passenger.
namss of tho burnt steamship Austria, is that Of
profa.,or Oswald Nulschsr, of the Bsrhamville In
,,iiuto. near Columbia, s. C.
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CO N N E. R CT A L.
HAMBURG {

HAMBURG, Oct. 4th, 1853.
The Receipts Of Cotton in this market for the week
ending to day have been unusually heavy. Prices
have advanced lc. within that time. The prices
quoted arc 1Oi to 1ss cts. r ID.
The market closed firm with an upward tendency.
L
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Gbe -a0ufrtisfr.
ARTHUR SlMElNS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, C.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1858.
COURT WEEK.

The Rrst week of our Fall Term IL in progress,
Judge MUNRO presiding. The amount of business on
hand il smaller than usual. Tho attendance on Mun-
LAY last was guile respectable. All the tnlk was
about the elections.
We note tie presence Of Solicitor OWENS, looking
unusually fresh, and in excellent trim for the duties
of tho circuit It evidently comes natural to him to
lie Solicitor. Judge Munro is also looking remark
nbly well and has commenced the session with vigol
and esruestness.
The members OF our own bar at their posts, anu
in good spirits despite the comparative lightness
their grecn bags. Tho Term will doubtless be
and pleasant one. There is no capital casc.
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OUR ADVERTISING COLUMNS.

Public attention il invited to tho long list Of attrac-
tive advertisements which appear upon our adverti-
sing columns ut this tme 1t is impossible to parcu-
larze amidst such crowd Of kind custouGrs Our
paper is read by fifteen hundred of the people ol
Edgefsd, besides outsiders. To all Of these re.
spsctfuly say, turn and examine these various adver
tsements for yourselves. is to your interest to do
go and hold that subservs end Of real utii-
ty in presenting the opportunity to all our readers to
see the advantages in trade which lie within their
reach See then and examine, first, our own villnge
advertisements; next, those Of Hamburg; and last
but not east tue brilliant array which the energetic
merchants Of Augusta exhibit in almost every depart
mcnt Of trade. We cot all these things forth promi
neutly and conspicuously before our readers, and
trust that they will reap benefits therefrom There
cannot be doubt Of this, if they will fairly test the
businessmen who here solicit share of their patron.
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GOLD EDGEFIELD.n


bio sin Of omission, have hitherto failed to motto,
the proceedings Of the far-falncd "Vindictives"
Newbcrry Town, having referentiul (Which is very
very different from rercrential) bearing upon our
selves and old Edgefeld." These proceeding.
should be herewith published but there is rather toe
much Of them in proportion to their intrinscal yu
ueabiiy; And we must therefore consider ourselves
absolved from "soing the whole hog" upon the con
diton Of fairly stating the full compass and volume
of bis fsquoal."
The "Yindictives" thon, be it known,-the "Vin-
dictives" Of Newberry Town have met and lebcratcd
desperately upon the subject of us and cold Edgo.
field" We cannot say, with one Julius Caesar, that
they have renied uidied and pcie but it is ontirs
ly in with veraciouS history to state that
they have made mighty effort to do so. And quarc
Know, all men, that it was simply because wc in our
irrcvercnce for what s great and good attributed to
man Of MISUNDERSTANDING the great, Ncwberry
the good,-the merit or demcrt tho virtue or vicc,
the Shrewduess stupidity the case may be dcci-
ded by each individual tribunal of mentality Of in
continently firing an oratorical blunderbuss, on the
occasion Of the Holly barbecue, at what he was
pleased, in the elegance of his Orthocpy to designate
as the Reuben Gap Railroad. Our offence hath this
extent, no more and theroupon the "Yindictives,"-
the political InqusitorS Of Newberry Town-hold m
awful meeting Of their Fehme gerich and undertake
not only to give oursef particular csse," but 60
further and throw the weight of their sovrcgn ridi-
culc upon "Old Edgcfcld."
Knowing that We tread upon dangerous ground
feeling that neckodtoriu is in danger when med
ling with so terrible conclaveand being convinced
that by opposing their uridcal bulls ne but consign
ourself to annihaton,-we dare not igitur, venture
to abncgate uny Of their cxquiscly- charges
against ourselC But when it to slurring Old
EdgOGod" our dander is up and will say our soy,
como bolts, ind bars, md thumb-scrows and all tho
rest Of their "yindictive" agencies Of torture.
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European Letter.

See the admirable lotter Of 81. 7: B." ON our Grst
page; also the complimentary nomination of Judge
o'NEALI for the vacant Senatorship.
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HYM e N E AT.

MARRIED, on the 2sth inst, by Samuel P"scy, Esq.
DR.. MrLLEDGE FRANKLIN and Miss MARTHA
ELVINA DINKENs, all Of t!is Di.tri...
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Npw YORK. Oct.

NEW 1UKh, Uct. /.
Sales of Cotton to-day 1000 bulea, with a buoyant
market Flour heavy, with sales of $500 barrels
Southern from $3.50 to $50. The Wheat trade is
firm, sales 10000 bushels-White Sl.3O@1.50.
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tDispatch.
CHATTANOOGA, Sent.

CliAIIANOOGA, sept. 5V
BAcoN.-Stork Df about 400, 200 lbs, and command
ing-clcar Sides packed o. cents Ribbed Sides "
cents; Shoulders u packed. Lard, prime leaf in
bbls. 10 cents.
CoRS-Markct poorly supplied and selling at 80
cents sacked and delivered in depot
WHEAr.-Sales Of $4,000 bushels at so cents, sacks
included,
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Jeters' Church.

REV. B. E. HABERsHAA will, Providence per-
mittine, preach at this Church, on Sunday, 10th
inst, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
JOHN r. PICKETT.
Oct 1t 50
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CHARLESTON, Oct. l.

CHARLESTON, Oct. I.
CprroN.-The demand continues excitedst advanc-
ing prices Sales today 1000 bales at II to l3 cents
tho bulk, 900 bales, at 123 to Is cents.
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NOTICE-.Al persons indebted to the Estate
~ Of ]. b. Talbcrt, deceased, are requested to
make payment at an early date; and those having
demands against said Estste, &all render them in
properly attestcd for payment. ri.
b. NJ. TALBERT, Adm'or.
Sept. 20, 1858 lam SO
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NOTICE-An persons are hereby forewarnel
II from trading for certain Note given to ".
W. Sale, Adm'or- Of the Estate of Vim. Brogden,
Decd, for 1855, dated in August last, and payable
Dec. 1869, as the considerations for? which said
Note was given have failed, and lam determined
to resist the payment of the same ~
Sept % St 81