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ARREsTED.-Ohicer Joseph B. Ramsay arres-
5ed 4 Mr.. Henry Wisensnt, Of Franklin county,
Ga, yesterday evening, OH a charge of having
passed On Tuesday evening n $50 counterfeit
bill OH tile State Bank of South Carolina, on Mr..
J. c. Rinehart, the proprietor OF small clothing
store in the upper part of the city. Wisenant,
in company with Philip Ates and John Mays.
went into Rineharl's store for the purpose of
purchasing clothing; they purchased SIS or $40
worth Of clothing, and informed Mr.. r. that they
had received the bill in payment for some iron
from responsible house in this city. The right
change was given to them and they departed.
On yesterday the bii was ascertained to be
counterfeit Officer Ramsay pursued Ates and
Mays, but as they were mounted on feet horse
and he in the condition of Richard III. at The
battle Of Bosworth field, without horse, they
succeeded in making their escape into South
Carolina. The goods purchased were found in
Mr.. Wisenant's wagon. Wisenant was e1amip.
ed before Justices Picquet and Sherron on last
night, and bound over to next Superior Court in
q bond Of $1,000. Philip Ates is from York
District, S. G., % years old, fair complexion.
auburn hair, 5 feet 10 inches high, weighs $50
or lG0 pounds, riding gray horse, shod all
round. John Mays is from the same place,
about the same height and weight, Is years old
dark complexion, curly hair inclined TO be red,
riding Oh the same horse with Ates. They are
said to have large quantities of this counterfeit
money in their possession, and the people gener-
ally should look out for them, Officer Ramsay
deserves credit for his promptness and efficiency
in making the arrest.-Augusta Dispatch, 30 ult.
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The Columbia and HAMBURG Railroad Comma.

"The Columbia and Hamburg Railroad Compa-
nv" and may meet and organize said Company
rs herein provided.
v. That TOR the purpose Of organizing and
forming this Company, al! the powers conferred
hy the charter Of the Charlotte aud South Caro-.
lima Railroad Company" on the Commissioners
therein desgnste'l, shall be vested in the Com.
miss!oners appointed pursuant to the provisions
OF this Act, and al the powers rights and prvi
leges, granted by the charter Of the "Chnrotts
South Carolina Railroad Company" to that Com
pany, shall be and arc hereby granted to the
Hamburg and Columbia Railroad Company, and
subject to the same conditions therein contained,
except N to the capital stock, the amount neces.
sary to suth,rizc organization, and the amount
OF shares and except so fir rs may be otherwise
necessary to conform to the special provisions Of
this Act
VI. That in the event Of sny vacancy in the
Commissioners herein appointed at Hamburg,
Lexington Court House, Edsefeld Court House
or Columbis, by refusal to serve, death, or other
wise. the delegations, or majority of them in
both branches of the Legislature, the Districts
+, Of Edge6eld, Lexington aud Richland respective.
y, for the time being, are authorized to fll such
vacancy.
VII. That au Act entitled "An Act to incor.
porste the Columbia and Hamburg Railroad
Company" ratified on the twentieth day Of
December, Ammo Domini: eighteen hundred and
tity.three, be and the same is hereby repealed.
VIII. Tnst i'll all cases Of appeal from assess
ments, by Commissioners, of damages to land
owners, by reasons of their land having been
taken for the purposes Of said Company, full
costs shall be awarded, and the collection thereof
enforced, as in cases of trespass on the case.
Nj. That the charter hereby granted shall
endure for the period of thirty six years, aud this
Act shall be taken and deemed public Act.
In the Senate House, the twcHty.frst day Of
December, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-cight, and in the
cightytkird yeur Of the sovereignty and inde-
peudence of the United States of America
WILLIAM D. PORTER,
President ot'Me Senate.
JAMES SIMONS,>
Speaker House Of Representatives.
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THE AFRICANS AGAIN.

AprgR the outside of this number was made up
and struck o, discovered that an article fr,m the
Wnnsboro Reyi..er had been Transferred to our frs
page, denouncing in strong terms the persons con-
nected with tho late importation Of Africans, Our
feelings in the matter do not warrant us in endorsing
this harsh degree Of censure. As much rs We regret
the attempted enterprizc, it occurs 10 us without
knowing any thing certainly about the mater) that
it may have originated in some wild spirit of adver
turs, having for its object the good Of our sectlon.
That the .tcp is a mistaken and u culpabls one, it
the laws Of the country, is also unquestionablc-if
these frieans uer. bought and are to be sold. Tho
affair may assume y different semblance, if their in
PRODUCTION has been for the purpose Of sIhiL-
ton, and to show the capabilities Of the present AZ
rican race. But this would involve these several
alterations lrst) that gsost waalth at the back Of
the enterprise; (zndly) that the Africans not
captured but Of their choice; (sdly) that
they are not to be reduced to Iervitudo; thly that
they to lie fost.r.d byths,e amateur Adventures
and trained to some voluntary kind Of ssrritude,
merely to aid the argument before tho SOsth for the
repeal of the act Of Congress terminating tho Slave
Trade The proposition In this shape looks like =
reductio ad aL,urdum Yet in any other shape, tho
schomo il direct violation of the law both uz to its
spirit and its lvtter.
But oven granting that there may DO grounds Of
pallation for tho work in hand, we DO not believe
that has at s struck the chord Of popular symps.
thy at the South. We believe it to bo ireLrand Of
dssension 1t is to be foarsd that if perserersd in
it may array brother against brother, fsher against
Already the indications pointing to this
state Of things il our very midst. Sec the proceed
ings of most respectable religious society in regard
to the matter. Hear the murmurings of disapprobs-
ton. While Sumo, on tho other hand, proclaim hcm-
selves the friends Of the movement and declare their
readiness to sustain tho adrenuress and their Cause
Does such beginning promise any good! Does
the hand Of Providence seem to be guiding tho de-.
monstraion for the veal Of our section, We cannot
think with the lights before US; And we warn gen-
tlemon to examine we'll this whole schome and the
consequences that may follow fast upon its obstinate
prosecution, before they lend helping hand in any
way to the dangerous experiment. 1t may not only
lose to us our strength in this Concderaey-our high
moral Strsngth,-but it may tear our Southern ranks
asunder and ncapacitate for al effective action in
the Of Southern independence and forever.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

gsJ- Hon. James L. Orr, Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, arrived in tho city Of New York on
Monday, Decomber q. lie was received at the rail.
road depot and conducted to his hotel by R number
Of Federal officers aud other distinguished citizens.
GS'" The President Of the United States has signed
proclamation caeriug four million three hundred
thousand acres oc public land iu Wisconsin,, for sale
IL haril und May.
gsis- The Bank Of South Caroilna ;.s declared
dividend of one dollar and fifty cents per share paya
ble January ).
Js5- " Large md enthusiastic mccting." in favos
of the Nicaragua emigration movement sfc'roported
by tho Mississippi papers as having been held in Co.
lumbus, Aberdeen, Mscon, &C., in that State.
q The French Emperur's horse fell with him
lately while climbing bank in the forest Of Com.
pi-gno. Both horse nnd rider rolled to !hs bottom
Of the cmbanklarnt. and ia" i"."'-
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COTTON,
IUTTUN.
By the lsiHaylss. Sus slightly advancing.
COME Ii;}NE,

onf iate Eurbpean correspondent. j. T. L. has Just
feacned mono after long aud truub!ous passags
across tno AsstI:i:. Wo welrnmo him with all our
heart; And we take the occasion to express to hin,
our thanks for many pleasant letters he was kind
enough to scnd US frum abroad Our reudc,s will
JOIN In TINS exptsssionj for they Of opinion like
us) that few parers in the Union have had more
piquant and accomplished letter-writcr than on, J.
l. ID. we trtst iiS will now grace our column, with
many reminiscencos of his transatlantic experience
1t will be delightful to learn moro Of those far off
lands from Que who knows SO well to select their
salient characteri-tes, md who understands still
better the art Of t"u: ms them up with tho colorlngs
nf cultivated fancy.
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HYM e N E Al.

MARRIED, in Liberty, Texal, On 9th Dse., at the
residence Of DR.. Farbairn, by G. Bryan, Esq:, Mr.
WIN. S. HOWARD and Miss GEORGIANA "
WALKER, both formerly Of Edgefeld.
MARRIED, by A. HOlliugsworth, ESQ.,, on tho 2Gt
Dec, last, Mr.. LUKE WILLIAMS and Miss ELIZA
HORN.
MARRIED, by the same, on the 9th Doo., Mr.
HUGH mOSELEY and Mrs. ELMINA WEATHER
INGTON all of this District.
MARRIED, at Gr.nitoville, on the 2Gth Dec, by
Rev. D. Bodie Mr.. ISAAC WEST, and Miss MARY
MAHCHANT, |, all Of that place.
MARRIED Oh the 23d of Dec, by Rev. J. P. Bodic
Mr.. JOHN SHAVER, Of Alabama, and Mis- IVY,
eldest daughter Of ISAAC QUITS MI of EdgeEeld
MARRIED on the ed Dee, last, by Rev. II. T.
Bartly, Mr.. WILLIAMSON BLEDSOE aud Miss
JANE BERRY, ull Of Edgeield.
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TRIBUTE OF RES ECT,


At \ regular Weetipg of Butler Lodge No. IL, 10
OF, on the evening Of the srd inst, the following
Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, II hath pleased God to remove FROM
amung us our much esteemed brother JAMES BLACK
WELL,
RcspIced, That in the death of our Brother JAsrs
BLACKWELL Butler Lodge, No. II, 10. Of has gus
tanned great loss, aud this State and District val
liable and worthy citizen.
RcsO'ecd That the members of this Lodge do sym-
pSthise with the family Of tho deceased in their be-
rcarenent, and that testimonial of their arpre
citation Of the high character and moral worth uf
the DECEASED they do the usual bndgc of morn.
Ing for the space Of thirty days.
Rssoired, That tho sccretnry bc instructed to in
scribe the namo Of the deceased OH pagp uf the
bucks of minutes Of this Lodge in dedieaton to his
MEMORY.
Res"trcd, That the Secretary be instructed to for
ward copy Of these Resolutions to the family of
tho deceased, and publish the sumo in the Edgefed
Aacertstr.
N. w. ADNEY, Suc'ty.
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500
THE SCHOONER SUSAN.

= MOBILE, Jan. A sloop has just reached
this port from Ra and reports that the fill
buster schooner (which recently left Mobile,
had landed all her passengers at ! Honduras
port, and forthwith prepared to cross the country
to the department Of Leon in Nicaragua.
1t appears the arms which some months ago
were distracted from the arsenal at Leon ale
now in the hands of the democrats about Chin
andego and Subtiaba, who arc waiting for the
advent OF the Americans, in order to declare war
against Martinez. Chaves, the relative OF Geu.
Vale, was at Octocal, in the confines OF MIC
aragua.
All Honduras was ready with a large body Of
democrats to unite with the Americans.
Col. Batselar had been sent forward by Col.
Anderson, in order to complete the political
arrangement with Lunez.-
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nush vt sua:rs r=co. Some Of TIE w;tnes,s. have
refused to open their mouths shout the sttrr, but
Cppt. i. i. Frazier, couiIs-udiHg the ste-mer Au-
gusta, testified thsl in his capacity asa st.uubcut
captair, Inc had transported lis negroes up tue Sa-
vannah -irer to within two miles Of tho city of Au
gusts, on the 18th Of Deccmhcr. Ho said tue negroes
could not, or Vt Mast did not speak Ensirh. uud bo
gave it as his opinion that they were Africans.
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For the Advertiser.


Ar II recent meeting Of the Roely Creek Bsptis,
Church, the following Resolutions were passed aud
ordered to Le published:
WHxEEAs We have been credibly informed that
large body Of native Africsns are within our midst
aud s.. edort is being mado to spread thcm broad
cast over the country.
1s'. Redoire, That We do net oppose the existence
Of Slavery as VIC havc it umons us hut srs willing
to defend it With all tho means that Gud has given us
2d. Rtsoirsa That wU havs hsard with deep re-
gret thai number of thcso untiye Africans ure in
the midst Of us.
81. Rc.olc:d, That To bring unframed Negroes
from Alrics md land them uun any purtiup Of the
soil Of South C.rulina, for the purpusU uf making
Saves o: thein meets our unqualified d;fMprrobatnn
aud We will OPPOSE it with ali the legal mcnus within
our power.
We call upon our Sietcr Churches to cooperate
with US III thit lsudnble enterprise.
Dono in Church Conference, this lst January 1859.
JAS. f. PETERSON, MopEnAron.
II. Is. R4EQRS, Church Clerk.
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DIED, of Pneumonia on Wednesday evening 2sh
December 1858 JESSE DORM, in tho 3Sth year Of
his age.
70 those who know tho subject Of this notice tho
intelligence Of his death will be received with
feigned regret Though living in IN humble sphere,
,csrcely in the prime Of life, he possessed many
shining qualities Of both head and hcsrt that his
friends aud admirers were many.
Being impressed very carly with the goodneSs and
mercy of God he attached himself to Mekendrc'.
Chapel Methodist Church and to tho hour Of hi, death
firm and consistent Christian. Faithful in the
discharge of his duty upright in his principles and
asbtS &c aIa ka foipStmcp, he commanded the conf
v His deep and tcndor affection for Lis Sisters v
d truly h"aulilu and bis reward was devotion uy
their part never surpassed. To these and his wort
i silver haired EHaia-S would say-Bo comforted d
your tonr.-let God Swill Ls donG IIO is taksS S
u tho evil to come and s gentle spirit il now n1'nb
10 oi With Gods heavenly Jewels J. II. B.
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r E. NJ W7

WE, taks>tiis oppoheEsy 3
w IRONS and PfsssHsi.s
bought Sut the intercstd hs
USHER, of this Town, ST., 81
Store formerly occupied y ""
We return our sincere b,ys = =,
generally for the liberal paHsee ~ -
upon US, and will endeavofg '
When wsh.tl have th}
our old Friends and Patrt lSod
they will find US tahy supplied Wit
articles,
Superior Java, Laguyra and Rio q
Stuart'sA &c Powdered & Crush
Golden SYRUP;
Orleans and West India MOLAS@
English Dairy CHEESE;
No. /, 2, 3, Kits and Barrels, MIcj
Heavy Gunny BAGGING; II
Bale ROPE and TWINE;
Canyassed HAMS;
Tennessee and Baltimore BACON;
OSNABURGS, STRIPES, SHIRT
BLANKETS and PLAINS;
Negro HATS, BR0GAES aud DO
Oils, Turpenlino, Glass and Whitel|
TOBACCO, Indigo, Madder and
Every description of IRON and
We have made arrangements VIII
ebrated DistillerS on the Continent
the BEST and MOST CHOICE
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Che aopertiser.
ARTHUR SlMKlNS. EDITOR.
EDGEFIELp, s. c.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1859.
OUT COLLECTING.

OUT COLLECTING.
Mr.. ELIJAH kIEsE, Of this Office, is about to take
tho saddle for short collecting tour. We know it is
only necessary for him to namc bis business to our
patrons and friends, to draw down showers Of dimes
Gentlemen, be kind enough to get the balance Of the
psopls Of Eigeicld to give their names to Mr. KEEsE
We have nearly all Of them upon our books, and ne
want tic rest Come, be ne;ghborly and sucal.
THE NEW TEiR
The greetings Of the season warmly tsnuS,sa
to all readers Another year has told its fourfod
tsc, AMI are still permitted to communicate with
each other in the friendly relations Of life Mnuy
have passed away to another state Of existence; and
links Of cndcaring tenderness have been broken,
meyer again to be reunited this side the grave. God
rest the cf the departed aud visit the bcreuvsd
with comfort and hupe For us who remain, the op-
portuniy ia left to turn loaf in life. May
Il. 90, resplutely after full retrospect Of the
vanished past and with such IN appreciation Of tho
coming months Of 1850 may lead us to employ
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-..,,. At m.
ne skies were still s

.ue skies were still ".muss her,
b,,vv s,.i d.nk. But scarcoly another hour hat
,sssc1, whc.. -ashisg breeze Game sweeping doWr
IN tho iar North West bearing freshncss and youth
upon its wings. 1t wsT tho precursor Of tho New
Year with all his long retinus Of Months and Weeks
and Dsys, AMI Hours. Shouts Of joy seemed te
SweltLs ga.c aud Night shook of h,r go"uy mAnslo,
crying H Asake rsom for the young athlete" And
tho clouds departed III hurried disorder. Aud the
.tsrs tw;nklod furth in joyous brancy. Then arose
PAuBUs aud mounted the hcavous in his chariot Of
FURNISHED gold; Aud go the New Year of 1859 came
slosuus!y upon the earth.
May his brilliant cntrco he but the earnest Of sn
une1ampled prosperity and IN unprecedented advance
Of Christian civilization during his reign.
IIxppy New Year, aud many more returns Of
the same, to sYory body.
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COM NJ u N ! C A TI0NS.
pIIRI.Ye MEETING.

A meeting will be held on tho third Saturday Of
January at the Boebello Academy, to deliberate and
decide rs to wh.. will do in regard to tho African
slave t1siu, snd with those who have them in their
posIession.
Tho citizens Of the neghborhood generally arc rs-
questsd tv attend.
JAS. C. SMYLY.
Jsn4 st 81
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CuRAN AEEAIRa.

WAsAlScrcS, Dec. 81, P. M-The latestdrect
intelligence from Cuba, warrants the Aelief that
the intervention of France has not been asked
for any purpose.
Another source states there are doubtless good
grounds for the recent New Orleans dispatches
about hlibustcr movements against Cuba.
n-:-~." ".'";nno from Nnw Orleans confirm
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Oak Grove Academy,

WTlLL reopen for the admission Of pupils the
w third Monday in January, 1859, Miss N
S. lngraham in the Academic department. Mr.
7. p. Moses, Teacher Of Vocal and instrumental
Music, Oil Painting &c.
Terms liberal; enquire of
DR.. Z. ANDREWS, !
ELBERT DEVORE,
JOSHUA HARRIS, Trustees.
S. .STALNAKER,
SAM'L STEVENS,
Kirksey's Y Roads, S. C. Jan. s, Ct SO
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CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENCE,

When this letter reaches tho Post Office, the year
1858, will have been numbered among the things
that wore, and are not Every body will be forming
new plans and new resolutions for the future, and
with the exception Of few very absent individuals,
or -co"ohcs' behind the ags who forget how time
flies, people will be dating their .tters, notes Of hand
and all documents othor than love g."
It is subject Of eongratul 6
another year huds US
80 far wo larr Wpaihf
hsyc thrcsthr
Whateyr~
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BRANDS OF LIQUo!

That can be produced. Our future
tentions will be to keep unimpaired
tablished reputation for keeping the
most PURE LIQUORS ever offered
Our large number Of customers fo4
Liquors is sufficient guarantee that
puIestE End best articles in this line. g.
Our superior facilities for sellirx I
Wines and Liquors are unquestionabk,
ceiye them direct from the London DoeA
IN OUR SADDLERY DEPART
Will be found New and Fashionable
fine Saddles, warrented for durability
riding. Also, American and Englisl !
Buggy and Wagon Harness, Brides
Suaffle Bits, Whips, &c, &c.
III. Il N. e. SOLO
Hamburg, Jan 5 II I
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Robert Hall did not lose the power of retort
even in madness. A condOler with his misfor.
tunes once visited him III the mad.house, and
said, in whining zone, what brought you
here, Mr.. Hall? 2" Hall significantly touched hi'
brow with his finger, and replied, What'll never
bring you, sir-too much brain"
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SALE DAY FOR JANUARY.

Ta.: d,y, which is with in the country one o.
the big days of tho year, passed of cruwledly and
hurriedly, and pleasantly enough too. Tie citizen,
of Edge6cld were out.in large nulnbcrs, and many
salutstons and ten dollar bills were exchanged. The
latter were not however plentiful as there wus
son to hope The farmers must have great deal Of
money amongst them; but it is not yet flowing rs
freely rs it might. Peshapsit it will come upon the
community gradually now little, thon little
And this is better for thvos"ntry always provided
it just happens to come ~ the right ,mo rhore WAS
precisely enough on saledr to keep people in good
bumor, bnt not enough to make any body ps,,icu.
1arly e1ul,sut So may !t CONTINUE to be, until a.
good time coming (Which some hsyo !or.,ed In
1852 SHALL bO fully realized ky all.
jar The State Bank O.. South Carolina has he.
clared dividend of ssranty.fYe cents no, .,..,
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A C A Il D..

FENHE Subscriber sakes this method of return
IL ing his thanks to his friends for their liberal
support during the past year, and respectfully informs
them and the public generally that he still continues
his Family Grocery,
And will always keep OIL hand COMPLETE
STOCK Of every thing in the Groce,y line. to which
he invites the attention Of the trading public Ilis
terms are reasonable, as he is convinced that 4
nimJie Penny is better than a slO1o Shilling."
Also, Oh hand large stock uf Boots and Shoes,
for sale cheap.
THOMAS kERNAGHAN.
Hamburg, S. c, Jan. S, 1859 ly SO
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A Beautiful Building Lot for Sale.

T will sell desirable Lot containing % Acres,
i one sud h,f miles East Of Edgefeld Village,
"n the Columbia Road, bounded by lands Of X. j.
Youngblood, Wiley Grain and w. +. Durisoe. The
land is well wooded and has fine Spring Oh the
premises.
tY- Terms made easy. Apply soon or you may
not have chance to get it. H. A. GRAY.
January s. 1859 St 50
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CASUALTY.

An outhouse on the promises of DR.. uARwoou
Bunr Was burned down during last Thursday night
involving tue death Of two negro children 1t seem.
to have fUsaltpl rOm the cXrelessncss of negro wo
man in leaving piece Df lighlwoOd projecting irom
the fro TO the floor. This should be u caution te
Othcrs
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN 0RDIMI

pYW F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of Elge.
ID field District.
Whereas, James A. Dozier, hath applied to me for
Letters Of Administration all and singular the goods
and rhalies. rights and credits of H. Il. Spann
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, TO cite and admonish all and
singular, The kindred and creditors of the said d..
ceased, to be aud appear before me- at nur next Ordi.
narys Cunrt for lhe ssid District ,u b. l,nlren ii
Etg.fed Court House, thu 2O,il day of Jannary,
ust, to show cause. If any, why the sail adnnslra.
ton should not De granted.
Given under my Land ant Sca. this itl day of
January in the year Of our Lord one ,hnusand eish,
hundred and Fifty nine, aud in the rish,y.,lird ysar
Of American Independence.
W. +. DURISOE, uEp.
Jan. S, 1859 q 81
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r-. vy nlIl--bu out Of the side, to be egual with
with hiu=un'sE his arm 70 be protected }fsesI;"
his heart TO be beloved"
sas- Tho family Of Mr.. Thomas Chism, residue
in Perry county, Ky, consisting Of himself, -:y
and three children, hsYo sll died within a week, and
the f;.nly Of Mr. liam, consisting Of sOven, are
also dead The diseasc producing this terrible havoc
i, sudden swelling and Inflammation OF the throat