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Netico fbr the Ressoratiea Or certain lands to
ii Market - the state OF Riorfda. ~ a


Notice Spr the Resssratisa Or certain lands to
d Market ~ the state or Riorids.
rINHE grant Of land made by act Of Congress. ap-
Il proves ~ NJ lsA~ ~ tho sssa Fioria. aid
ssf ',: s 'ss. s sss ss ss e. e.
Asssn"ss ss.srss ss Z Ay sss Ne. :. the s.o.n a
~ on ss n ss is s q ss
.sS cs%s'a .s sses A.Aa,s, saa Gull Contra. a.a ne
have boon seleosd vssa. % hid other
. ss sss e., ss s ] e s.a sss &c
private entry dsys s places specned
ss s, S.ss sass e 4.w s' "'
4, the mna Ocs Monday the sixth day Of
A~tA " ne bog ss asd saa " aa prsaopal s~tdsaa ~
5 Tosn.sps sna 3 q sa,sss and
ro~nsp. -" : n Ranges IL ana na rs a.
Township l. u range To- "a fAt .ltfs1ttF5 Al n
s"4a A1 BASE los ard gtsAs pr.essi 1sssasa"
1Ssas y nd { ,sp :s-sss
Il Townships sad 2, OF g. NntNs9 egIan d aHt f
4S.n.s: .sa 70 Z I 6 ss1fi y
TSwn.Sp :. sa s1Sss e - and X ana -
Tosnsip OF an raass i, ranges 10 and ~. @
Nora q base lias and Ss.t y s p,,ne.pal ~~asan
Townships 8, range l. asdf la& 81 q ttsA lNfH
T sn:s'S J. rand. sss j. q l. sss e %
Townships J, 2, :, 3 and .. q Ranges 2 and =
5ss.:Ss: 4: "a : ,:s;; = - lis and
townships = = ga 3 q ranges 49, 49, 90 a. a. and 49,
Townships L. ., A. and 8, OF range rs. ssaa- .ssr
Townships s. A. and 8, OF range ~.
Townships and 4, of range 80. a7 a "a awe af
Townships 3, 4, aud 8, Of range 81. M .aTli tos 4
Townships aud $, Of range Is
South Of The line Of pyncipal meridian
Township ranges IL, a. 10, 10, 49, H. TO- 2 "a 49, a.
n u.s. .s-as .egrFrfa-l r.ltEt 'll5g 1904 IA
Township and 2, Of ranges 20 and a.
At Monday day Sep
tember next, viz:
South grahs east principal meridian
Townships 3, of range H. i
Townships z, 3, 4, Is, and IA, OF IL.
Townships l. 3, 4, H. ~, 13, and IL, OF range Is.
Townships, 1, A. s, TO- H. ~, and IA Of range IA
Townships l. 4, s, 9, 10, IL, aud ~, or Is.
Townships l. q A. 8, 8, 0, 10, and II, of range is.
Townships L. O. 4, 8; g, o, and 10, Of rangel7.
Townships l. 4, 8, 81 8, o. aud TO- OF range 49, rs
Townships l. 2, 4, s, 9, I, 8, and ., ofrangc 10.
Townships 1, 2, s, 8, 7, and g. OF range 20. fa
Townships 1, 2, 4, 8, and 0, Of range FL. t
my hand, the Of Washington, the day Of
July, 1853
II I6 sfs JOS g. WILSON,
July 41aw6w Acting Commissioner the General Land Opce.
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NOTICE TO rRE-EMrrIoN CLAIMANTS
rr,o THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE, JAMES

TIyO THE HEIRS OF BAMUEL BOYLE, JAMES
Kerr william Kerr, and Elizabeth Arbucke all formerly OF
Puwha,an county, virginia
notified that there fund under the control Of the
ccui, county virginia in which
you Interested required by an order tho court
made April 1885, forward with
hcirshr right receive the said fnnd
thereof H. y. GRAVES,
June io-awsw General Recorder rowhatsn ccu
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the NV 4 q rs the NJ v q secioas Inclusive The 81
Y ssssa 90 A' ' - = - ~" '''NT
The sw q ssctoa AZ the Of ~ SECTIONS ~ and 90 he
twenty s; sss.,cn 70 sseusss X .ec,oas !. u
and the M Of .ssaa % Of assssp .a, sss ras sssn
lions ADD 5; ss k X s O. us kE \ ess sss.oa " s.
4 TO- tho Sc Of la Tie sw u IA sec.oa 10 the q 2asee
the So and .ssa", * and Is q ss.p sAy section.
an and j Il i. ss AZ @ :. ss.s [
sections ana1 the Of 8 seea.n. y 70 81 inclusive sw "a
wsnss esA .ssmaAsr svay sins, Dasve
.ss = :, q ~ SIS s .sa ..ss
and s. II ssw.Asr il;tys 49,
49, sa az ~ .n sS s 5 ,Ss . a. s~ os.s s
NE " y a. = ~, s sss s- I y s". ss.~ '
The sw . of section 4 X .ha NV ef III sections u.s.
.s. ans s ana sw Y S. q s dry r ,s sss
20 . . j, % the NV -. = ,s s s ss y !. ~ sfs
airsy Too, q sass sa'ts - -
The - inf w me sw IS uevs and tho
o. s. o. tow ash as. o and sss ysso range twenty
one a. ,,o ,.oa n !, s .c,.y an Monday III. .evoot.
nss g. a.ss;. = ~ public lands situated
To y as a.. tine and s.a q a. Y,.~s Diss,o .sdssn
secaons s. incIasivc; w. y II Il, and tho
Is inclusive section III hs s. and The 81 Z Il Nv q Is
s " /, y ss 81 w 2 = R Ss
ths Ne u INV y, X y Sf sw y, and he sw
80 and ,ss'ss. = = ~ Y S &c Nv
and he E crew ois ss,'loa,s rs s'a. s The
section e The ~ the sw " the NV section 2o
sections Fl 10 10 ieiuyr the ~ and SW
ao the = the = . q NV X and the y q ~ o. section si
and sectias g. IS - and IS Of 0'nAp As" q raHss @
| rarr4s.p ss,~" O. ,as'ee ar
Tss;ms an a mr. fur aud Sr- tho x OF section l.
H. inclusive; section "A to 49, inclusive; and
ton 20 to 80 q t'"s 1 tbs NV fraction sua Of the
section p the fractions Of sections and
q " m p IS n s ana s p sw
lssaps os and Goo; the NV = section y sessions 20 no.
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CTATE OF GEORGIA, EBERT COUNTY.

the superior OF said county, March term 1858.
Present Thomas, Judge Of gail court WI
sundry bill have been filed III this court BY gaecs
will OF VIM Burch, deCeasod against John C. Burch
cnor payment respective egacic,
ing legacy VIII Sarah Kcscc should be ad the
p entitled thereto tho event Of her death leaving child
children. II ~ 4.
II Kcscc, Der children their
this court ut before tho March
1850 said legacy In default OF SAT appearance said
legacy will then be directed be paid to the parties before tho
further ordered that Of this order be published
months the publication BIO befc the mohh
March 1852 TIN following newspapers TIM Constitutional
a,,, published Augusta Georgia. Tho unon published Wash
incan Columbia The fsuvic published
louisville Kentucky and sone Published Cincinnati
ftrsgse snS fNf " gEinn ftgTef' a
true the superior Of Ebert
county Georgia. March term 1855, this 17th April 1888
April 2T--lampm MOSES MILLS, Clerk
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NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled tohe right OF empon
within tho townships and
CURED establish the tho satisfaction tina register
the land Office
practicable after this appointed for
tho Of tho public embracing the
claimed; otherwise such claim will forfeited.
TioS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of tho General Land Office
July 24--1aw13w flint &Starl
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Form " Guarantee
mo. GLE
Notice for the Restoration Of Certain Lands
to Market In the state Of Michigan.

n
Notice for the Restoration OF Certain Lands
to Market In the state Of Michigan.
TIME grant Of land made by the act Of Congress,
approved g. 1885, State Of Michigan aid In the
having
the from withdrawal the lands
lands which tho Gand Rapids
Indiana tho Fnt and Perro Marquette and the Detro and
Milwaukee, Railroads. situated the aforementioned townships,
which been selected virtue Of said grant other
entry < date Of pifhddiral viii be
and tho hereinafter
specified, At the ordinary minimum Of 81 Is per
At the Monday, day Of August
nc1a, viz: ;alfg sats
NORTH Of the Of principal meridian
TOwnshps4 o1o H. l2 10 H. u.s. H. 49, 49, and 49, Of
townships 10, H. H. II, 49, 10, and 20, of
Townships 81 o. TO- H. 49, H. 49, lc 49, 10, and 20,
Townships TO- H. 49, 49, H. 49, 49, 49, 10, and 90 Of
range fourteen.
Townships TO- 49, l6 IT. 49, and 90 OF range six
teen
Townships o. TO- IT, 49, H. 10 90 range
Townships TO- u.s. TO- IL 49, 49, and co. of eighteen
Township 10, of range nineteen s4E5
the Office Cr Monday hs sixteenth day @
august Bcrt, viz:
NoS Of the line Of the principal meridian
Townships 2l &C. rs, go 81, 50, Of range
Townships a. 22 49, a. 81 and 49, range
Townships q, 81 49, a. u.s. &c. "a and 49, Of eleven
Townships 81, "a, 20, "a a. 90 and ~ of range ten.
Townships 90, ~, 8, &c. 81 and a. OF range nine.
Townships 81, 2s, 90, 80 81 and 81 Of range eight
Township so, Of range seven
my hand city Washington eighth
hundred
TiiUS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE
June l0--wtds
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NO. 6l6.l
les of Public Lands In the State of Lou siana.

No. GIG
Sales of Public Lands In the state of Lou sana.
TN PURSUANCE of law, it is hereby declared
posponemon 27th 1885, the
lce IN the State OF Louisiana 10 wit
Az the land Office az Monroe commencing on Monday the goth day
offered Ia tho following townships and parts Of townships
North n the base line Of the principal mesdiaa
Q, and 8; NE u and tho NJ Of NV OF s;
u 10; the ~ The y Of sE y, and the y sw< Of
:. q t 20 - eos q sections e. 2 TO- H. ~ H. 20 ~
elusive IS 3d. 81 SO, toWnsp oeny
socoas q g. s. TO- X IA u.s. 90 a. a. 49, 49, 80 49, a. and
SO, d amhp sections TO 80 ncusive and SECTIONS 49,
"a, ana 49, ouasap toen; aud oSlsss tWeaon, 90
81 ssoa : > ~ u ~ y 81 70 sas a and
a. IS, 3d. oenhp ey; and Townships tocyone, tnty
Tacnaips ncuy hpentyon and totnty to Of range esn
tho n Office Monroe commencing Monday the 9Th day
O. September next for me spos o. .ns ysss1s nn in hs @
main the United states ,ca si1 miles on eae aide o. the ycks
minimum too dollar. and ny ccrts per acre Viz.
North Of the base qf ne PRINCIPAL meridian
Townships IL and 49, ofrangs 8.
s Il and u ranges Z lo and ana
Townships Is and 10, Of range Is.
pointed ami will the order in which they advertised
until the whole shall have bson offered and tho sao thus closed
the lands viii be admitted until atcr the expiration of
Lands appropriated by tho schools military
other purposes will be excluded from the sales.
under hand at the City Of Washington this sixteenth day
BY order Of the President:
Commissioner Of tho General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMrrroN CLAIMANTS.
Every person tho right empton tho
lands within tho townships and parts Of townships above mentioned
ana % mnsn @ s ~ soo a.
seeing this notice and before the dny appointed Cor tho
public lands embracing the claimed;
TIlos. A. HENDRICKS,
u,i,aionc or Cepcra IandO lncn
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No. Gill
Notice OF the Removal Of the Land once from
the Island at MaCkinac to Traverse City, in
the State or Michigan.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the act
entitled changes
land occs approved March 3d. 1851 - hereby declared
public ands
Michigan viii be removed Traverse City,
fxriof Aftcr the Of July
Further tho precise limo of removal will be issued by
tho Ster and receiver for the land district
my the city Of Washington this day
Of June, A. ID. 1858. s rNsl = faf
by order of President: THOS A. HENDRICKS,
6--w6 Commit oucr c thc General Land Omcc
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ID II. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
He his ONCE his residence In Franklin Row of
He will devote his principal
W in tbs United States supreme Court
Oct 2s-d0
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A CYcLOpEDIA or COMMERCE. AND CON.

fINHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS. BY DIR. John J. Moor
j man. vol, with map platcs.9 81. 8s4
The Virginia Mineral Springs, with remarks their use BY VIM
Burke, NJ ID, 1 vol, with map. s126.
Tauquer Sulphur springs. BY yisIer. rs cents.
Trip tbs Virginia Springs in 1885. by Lady % cents
Life the White sulphur Springs BY Mary Windc rs cents
bell on Baths and wn.cry Regimen. ] vol 81 So
Also, Maps, Guide Books, &C., Of every description.
July IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TIME CIVIL LAW OF SPAIN AND MEXICO
IL Arranged the principles the modern codes
references Preceded by historical introduction Spanish
Mexican law and mbodyng appendix the
important OF tho Mexican Congress. y srbmidt
vol, svo Price 49, heretofore $5,
July is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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nlSRAELI'S NOVELS, in covers, now
price each The Young Dnkea moral tale
though gay Tanced, the New Crusade ycna Aroy uon
a Heaven Price so cents each. e. y y
Henrietta Tsmpic--A Love Story Vivian Grey 4 GO
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURYs,
July 20 fStates6Starl 334 Penn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-24
POLITICS AND PIANOS.

Tho Churlsstou Courier suggests the queor thought
that cerain popular magazine is read und known
"hererer politics and piuno hars penetrated through
oat the eide erpaHse Of Amerieaa im"itations
Politics and pianos there is rs much truth as Al
liberation in tho expression. The two roally seem to
have gone hand iu hand in tho Of American
civilization. And boing "compsniOns on the way, "
they have come to exhibit severnl points Of resen-
blsncc. Both ars complex institutions. Both arc
difficult to pny upon. Both nro generally discordant.
Bol whom bunged upon the loudest, raise the great
est }arorr in the audience. Both unlike the harp
Of David. Doth require master hands TO develop
their true hurmouios. Both are elaborate specimens
of wirc-puling. Both strike the universal American
taste. Aud both, after a but q sounding brass
and tinkling eymLal We might Ie:sisteutly pur.
the parallel between politics and panOs but is
perhaps proper to puuse ut this point to permit tr
other papers portun of the pluasurs ofporpotrang
paragraphs upon this popular pair Of public pests
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-24
MIR. pERNARp, THE COMEDIAN.

Among the dramatic corps engaged by MIR. MAR
CHANT for tho Charleston and Augusta theatreE during
the incoming season, delighted to observe tho
namo of Mr.. LIoXBL BRRSAnD. The manager has
shown his judgment by this capital selection, and
tho public bound to manifest their appreciation at
every herring Of this popular actor BERNARD is q
clouer fellow in both tho American and Eugsh ssnses
of tho word. Happening to know him both as man
aud ~ an actor, We wish to boar testimony 10 his
worth and sincerely trust that his wn.or-season
ut tho South will poss without two rousing
benefits. We observe that he played in Wilmington
n. c., few weeks sgo, enacting in one nights per-
formance the three distinct and difficult characters OF
PAUL PRr in ~ hope don't intrade," PETER SrIxE
in "The Loan Of Lover" and TIMOTHY TooDLKs in
" The Toodtes" IIo is entirely capable of this md
moro. His Mock DuKs," in tho Honey Muon," i.
ono Of the best things in its limo. So in
dood arc almost all his mporsonutions. II wo CON-
pare BERNARD with JEFFERSON Of Laura kcenes
Theatre we aro perhaps paying him, no particular
compliment IN some respects, we regard him JEp
PERSONS superior. Again NO say, successful ane
| pleasant season to Mr.. LIONEL BHRSAnD.
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LOOK OUT.

All those indebted to US arc respectfully informed
that We are now sending out accounts to each ant
every Of them, and earnestly trust that they vii
have the Kindness to pay the sumo at their osrlies
convenience We are duuning now, good friends, no
because you happen 10 owe us, but because we wan
money and by all settling their respective accounts
the most Of which arc SMALL we can manage to meet
our expenses, aud have litto spare change in our
pockets. So como up, kind patrons, like honorable
men, rs you sre, and pay tho. Printer. Wo are al.
ways happy whcn writing receipts; aud little Of
tho nssdfu," ever acts like charm in our Office.
Know ye the printers hour Of peace?
Know ye an hour more frnught NTH Joy
Than over felt tho Maid Of Greece,
When kissed by Venus nm'rou, boy!
'Tis not when news of dreadful note
Ills columns nil with minion fill;
IT'S not when brother printers quote
Tao efuson Of his stump-worn quill
'Tig not whom in Miss Fancy's glass,
Long advertisements meet his eye,
And seem to whisper as thoy pnss
"We'll grace your columns by and by"
No-reader-no! tho printers hour,
His hour Of sweet reposc,
L. not when by soIno magic power,
His list of patrons daily grows.
But oh, 'tis when the wsather's cluar,
Or clad in rain, or hail. or vnpor,
He heurs i'll accents soft and clear,
"I'ye como to pny you for your paper"
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oBIT q A B Y.

D,rn, in this District on the 4tl inst JOHNNIE
T.. neest son Of Arthur A. andELIzA GLOVER,
uged fftsen months.
JAMES THOMAS FREEMAN, aon of c. M. and
CYNTHIA FRRgNAN was born on the l2lh APfu iSz''
and died ON the 4th Of june ls5S.
lie joined the Msthodist Church IN 1923. ii1'
las. sickness wus tedious md long, lasting d days
ne was much engaged in prayer during the time, ana
aso interested others in this behalf aud manifested
much interest, even to the last to sse tho GosPei
spread over the world.
lie has left wife, children, and friends who mourn
their loss, though assured thnt he gains
"Beyond tho fight Of time,
Beyond the reign Of death,
There surely is some blessed CLINE
Where life is not u breath,-
Nor life's affections, transient hre,
Whose sparks fly upward and expire"
"Thcre is q world above,
Where parting is unknown
long eternity Of love-
Formed for tho good alone:
And faith beholds the dying here,
Translated to that glorious sphere"
DIED. of SCARLET FEVER, on tho morning OF the
18th inst, KATE, youngest and durllng child o. oi
Mnj ]. H. and Mrs. MARTHA HuoHRs, IN Inc hi1n
yenr Of her age
Seldom has it beon our melancholy, yet sadly
ulsusunt task tu record tho death Of ono 80 lovely,
and 10 dulizcd as this sweet und beautiful little crea-
ture. The youngest of several sons and daughters,
tho gay und laughing pet that gave new lifo, and
added to the joys of most afectonats household
her loss has cast gloom and shadow over the late
happy home which iimo and the religion of Jesus can
aIune take away. But God loves the lttlo ones, and
i, is generally the pet lamb among tho fo:k that dc
takes from the bosom Of its pnrcnts to Ills arms
where the pains and sorrows Of liie-the trusts ahd
SHOWS of wintcr-cnn never moro chill or molest.
Adicu 10 thee, sweet little KATE! In Gods morey
may we noct ngnin in The upper and better kingdom
Bright bird of beauty ere the chill
Of winter SHOWS had touched thy heart
Thy lsping voice the Saviour claimed
To make Of His bright choir part.
glittering crown is on thy hcad,
harp Of gold thy fingers press;
A radiant halo DER thee thrown,
Softens thy newborn luyolincss.
Thy little suffering form hath joined
! The angel band around the throne;
| God took the cherished flower from Garth,
And cuiined the Scraph for his own.
To where tho stars forever shine
Father and mother ruise thine eyes;
Their glories pave the footstool there
| And oh 4! her homo is In the skies.
S. A. L.
| Rose Cottage.
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A COMPLIMENT To OUR LAMENTED
BROOKS.

Tho Mlcdgevillo correspondent of the Augusta
Consttuionalia dated the 2Sth inst, giving tho pro-
csedng, of the Legislature Of Georgia, now in Ses-
sion, says In lottcr of yesterday VIC stated the
new county, from the counties of Lowndes and
Thomas to bo BUTLER, it should havo been BRooKs.
1t is named in compliment to the memory of PnEs7oS
S. BRooxs,-tho immortal BRoogs !-whoeo worry
maine is host in sof in opposition to abolitioaism.
The county site is to be called Quitman at tho men,
ton of whose name every American heart palpitatcs
with pride-every Mexican frame quvers with fsnr.
This bill passed principally through the instrument
tality Of Mr.. West, Of tho county Of Lowndes"
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That tomorrow Thursday his EIccleney, Gov
ALLsroN, has set aside day Of Thanksgiving snd
Prayer. Religious exercises, we aro requested to
state, will bo held in tho Episcopal and Methodist
Churches in this place. Divine service, we presume,
will ulso bs had in tho Baptist Church.
Tho Governors Of solno twenty odd States have Az
signed the same day for the same purpose. Tho
Thanksgiving proclamation of Governor Moore, Of
Alabama, suggests the propreiy Of making the day
one Of prayer for the preservation Of tho Union.
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THE LATE EAIR.

Edsefeld District was not US we'll represented a
the lutte annual Fair Of the State Agricultural Society
rs she could or should have been. few promium
were awarded to como Of our citzcns however whcl
VIC append.
Second best blood Stallion, years old, T. S. NIL
LpR FIVE doars.
Best Blood Filly, years old, Capt. CLINTON WARD
ton dollars.
Best Devon Bull, yenrs, LoD HILL, fifteen dollars
Second best Countcrpane Mrs. VIZ. GREGG, @
kslmia, Ave dollars.
Bost case Hats, assorted, Mcssrs. WooLLAY SoS
Granitevio, ten dpllars
Mcal, boat half barrel, W. T. HEAD, plate.
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CLEVER GROCERY MERCHANT.

Mr. Z. T. DAVIS, the accommodating Grocery man
and polito Landlord Of the Exchange" is now re.
cei,;ug largo stock Of Groceries, Liquors, &C., com
prsipg superior assortment Of goods in that limo OF
business, which he is selling ut prices rsnumorsng to
himself but not ruinouS to tho purchaser. His Su.
snrs, CoiFees, Syrups, Cheese, Buckwhent Flour &C.,
tlc., are very 6ne-whist his Wines and Liquors IL
represented by many Of our readers as being good
good, good. lie also keeps Segars and Tobucco oil
tho best brands. His Scgnrs we kaow are splendid
because We have been trying box Of his "Ligh'
Drown" for tho last week, which are Of delightful
flavor, mild and pleasant.
@r Call in at Davis if you wish good article,
70 lr;o
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Il 7 n e N E A. L.

MARRIED, on the 7th ult,. by J. A. Lott, ESQ.,. Mr.
WILLIAM L. CLAYTON and Miss NANCY T.,
daughter of Mr. ARcnr WATSON.
by the same on the 26th ult., Mr.. M WANE PO-
SEY and Miss FRANCES, daughter of ARTHUR
SArcnER.
BY tho samo, on tho 9th inst, Mr.. BENJAMIN
SHEPHERD and Miss MARTHA CREED.
BY the same, on tho 11th inst, Mr.. CALVIN B.
WATSON and Miss PERLINA, daughter of JAMES
HOWARD. All of Edgefsld District.
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THE CIRCUS rs COMING.

It will be- aoen by reference to our advertising col
umns that Monday the 18th December next. our
people will havo opportunity Of pleasantly passing
hour two in ono Of the finest Circusos in America
This company certainly present taking bill, and il
they perform all they promise to do, Ito doubt which
wo are not authorized) grand entertainment may bt
expected, and ono altogether novel, attractive and
WILL worth seeing But turn to their card there
and get tho particulars. And, as the Masons say
q act accordingly"
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THE SOUTHERN ALMANAC FOR 1850.

We are indebted to Mr.. n. L. BRYAN, of Columbia,
S. c., for copy of this excellent Almanac, calculated
for the horizon of Charleston, by DR.. SAMUEL II.
WRIGHT, A. NJ, NJ. D. This is the Almanac that
every one should have. 1t is neatly printed, with
blank shcets throughout for memoranda, and is aad
to be very accurate. Merchants ,end on your orders
to Mr.. BRYAN, Of Columbia, and get the Southern
Almanac" Mr.. BRIAN is m extensive dealer in
Books, Stationery, Engravings, Musical Instruments
&C., &C., and it is said keeps the bost stock in tho
State outside of Charleston.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-24
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

pY W. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge.
d field District
Whereas, Julius Day, hath applied to me for Let.
tiers Of Administration all and singular the goods
and chatlles. rights and credits of Martha Green,
late of the District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admohish all and
singular, The kindred and creditors of the said Dc.
ceaaed be and appear before me- at our next Ordi.
nary's Court for The said District. to be holden at
next, to show cause if any, why The said admn.tra.
tion should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this l7th day of
Nov'r., in the year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty eight, and in the eghly-tlrd year
of American Independence.
w. F, DURISOE, oED.
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