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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

@5- Hon. James L. Orr, Speaker Of the House o.
Representatives, arrived in the city Of New York on
Monday, December 81. He was received at the rail.
road depot and conducted to his hotel by numbc,
Of Federal officers and other distinguished citizens.
tS' Tho Presidcnto Of the United States has signed
proclamation cirring four million three hundred
thousand acres of public land, in Wisconsin, for sale
Il. arl and May.
s- The Bank Of South CarG,nu- a.s declared n
dividend of one dolnr and Fifty cents per share paya
BILE January 3.
5s5- Large and enthusiastic mcctina." in favos
Of the Nicaragua emigration movement sfesrdported
by tho Mississippi papers ns having been hold in Co.
lumbus, Aberdeen, Mscon, &c, in that State.
~ The French Empcror's horse fewith him
lately, while climbing bank in tho for st Of Com
piegno. Both horse and rider rolled TO hs bottom
Of the cnbankncut. and. th" ,."-"a,- ..
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At regular weetipg of Rutler Lodge, No, II, Io
OFY on tho evening of the Sri iustu tho following
Preamble aRd Resolutions wOrO unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, It hath pleased God to remove from
among Us our much esteemed brother JAMES BLACK
NELL
Resolred, That in the denth of our Brother JAuss
BLACKWELL, Butler Lodge No. IL, LO.o.F, has sus-
tained great loss, and this State and District val
liable and worthy citizen.
fcsolved, That the members of this Lodge do sym.
psthise With the family of the deceased in their be-
reayement and that rs testimonial of their apprs-
citation Of the high character and moral worth Of
the dcccased they do wear the usual badge of morn
ius for the space Of thirty days.
Resotrea, That tho secretary be Instructed to in
scribe the namo Of tho deceased oil page Of the
books of minutes Of this Lodge in dedication to his
memory.
Resotred, That the Secretary bo instructed to for
ward copy Of these Resolutions to the family of
tho dccensed, and publish the same in the RdgcGeld
N. W. ABNEY, ssc'ry.
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TIE SCHOONER SUSAN.

! - Robbie; lA sloop has just reached
this port from Rd and reports that the fiji
buster schooner sI11; (Which recentlyleft 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 abstracted from the arsenal at Leon are
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 Gen.
;SValle, was at Octocal, in the confines of Mic.
Saragua.
% All Honduras was ready with 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 llith Lunez..
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THE NEW YEAR.

The greetings of the season are warnlly~..Auarsa
to a readers. Another year has told its fourfold
tslc and We are still permitted to communicate with
each other in the friendly relations Of life. Many
have pnssc away to another state Of existence and
links Of cudenring tenderness have been broken,
mover again to be reunited this side the grave. God
rest souls of hr departed and visit tho bcreuved
with comfort and hOpe! For us who remain, the op-
portunity is left to turn newlonf in life. May
We do So rssoutely, after full retrospect Of the
vanished pnst aud with such an appreciation Of the
coming months Of 1859 as may lead us to employ
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confederacies and stats, ssSssgst
feel that the preservation og 7c.:s
can be administered by Al ,'san
President, who will uphold tho 49, is tho
sacred duty and interest Of lsood cittsn' So also
in affairs Of individual S,ats he narrow lOesl js.l-
oussy between uppsr and oyer country SHOULD be
frowned down by every trus lover Of his State and
small par,izan. of amere ,bon be taught that there
is no patriotism in interpo,ss geographical bounda-
riss, where our interest, and Aims should be congeni.
81. Wo of the low country ssl that our brethren Of
the upper districts have actd in most unsolfsh
spirit towards us in the distribution Of rewards Of
talent and merit among our representatives, and we
are willing and anxious to- Meet them on tho same
generous footing of reciprocity Already is this con-
cistory disposition resping its fruits. Our noble
metropolis is gaining ground in the affections of the
people Of tho State as has been erncsd by the uni
vsr,a expressions Of sympathy from al Of our sister
Dstriets-snd her summer soIentees will, In return
doek to tho Mountains and SStering places Of their
own Csrolina-instssd Of rpendiag their money
among theryeuemss and trsduesrs. A common feel
ing of interest and brotherhood will urge on both
sections to encourage and dllirate this mutual in
tsrehange OF eouftesss snd and thereby
to BRING about condition q things which will bind
I'd together inai'sonply:aiI sons anu daughters OF
one parent State Ihss'at4wl not hesitate to make
appropriations for ths th object as conducting to
the special benefit of Mr.. -snd SOS Congressional
District or country parish, it will strive to difuss
comfort, education, happinqs and prospect without
favor among all Of her ohil&sn'
The new building in Friind Street for the Public
Schools, will be another enduring monument to the
lioerah'y Oh .he ota'o and Ene zeal OF some of her
i'''a'ai sons IN 'ne cause oieauca'i0n located
on 'ne "est 'ae Oh 1as stge.' between queen anu
Broad "nich places tue se9oos within reach OF pu-
pill. from Vie lower part q ao city. four stories
high. Each OF the three Upper i0ors arc divided
into f0ar class rooms and sasla'ss and s0mm0di0u'
hail. In tho basement these are two class-rooms, an
entrance hall and stairway q library and committee
room. Two very largo cist;rna afford copiuus sup
ply of water; Tho whole arrangement Of tho house
in MT. The rapid Which has been uy made sJa
its construction, in tho ms of so many obstacle.
aaa Interruptions, and llIsp.so of the pr0srAosed
visitation Oh Tue 'e's W'sfwn,'n our city was afl'
ted during the suumer and fall, is highly credtable
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THR lERInAN SIAYE HRAnR

Ar IL recent meeting of tho Rocky Creek Baptist
Church, the following Resolutions were passed aud
ordered to be published:
WHEREAS, we have been credibly informed tha!
large body n~tire Africans are within our midst
and en effort is being madO to spread them broad
cast oyer the country.
Let. Resofeed, That do net oppose the existence
Of Slsvury as We hoYe it among us but are willing
to defend it with all tho that God has given u.s.
I'd. RssOtpea That wo havs heard With deep re-
grst that anuipber of thcse native Africans ars in
the mid,t Of us.
ID. Rcsoieed, That to bring unframed Negroes
from Africa and land them UPON any purti"p VI the
soil of South CGrulinS, for the purpose Of making
Slaves OF thcn meets unqualified disxpprObatpm,
nnd We will oppose it with aI the legal mems within
our power.
We call upon our sittcr Churches to cooperate
with US in thit lsudnble enterprise.
Dono in Church Conference, this let january 1859.
JAS. +. PETERSON, MurgRAron,
II. 3. R+EQRS, Church Clerk.
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CNTTOs
By tho lstesdylecs vas slightly advancing.
COME HoME,

Our late Enr.pssn correspondent, J. r. B., has just
feached homs after long aud troublousM Mpnssagf
across tho Atiattac. Wo welcome him With all our
aeart; ana ~e taksthc occasion to expspss to -hiu
our thanks for e many plcasnnt letters he was kind
enough to scnd Us from abroad. Our .eadors will
JOIN In this e1ptes<on; for they of opinion like
us) that fow parsrs in the Union. have bad more
piquant and accomplished lettsr-wrtor than our j.
I. D. We trsst he will now grseo our column, with
many "reminiscences of his transatlantic experience.
1t will be delightful to learn more Of thos, far of
lands from Que who knows we'll to select their
salient characteristics, and who understands still
better the art of touc ing them up with tho colorngs
of n cultivated faucy
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SALE DAY FOR JANUARY.

This day, which is with us in tho country one Of
the big days of tho year, passed OF crowdedly and
hurriedy, and pleasantly enough too. The citizens
of Edgefsld were Outin large numborr, and many
salutations and ten dollar bills were exchanged The
latter were not however plentiful NJ there was rea
SOD to hope. The farmer must have great deal of
money amongst them but it is not yet flowing as
freely as it might Perhaps it will come upon the
community grsdua!ly,-:nox a little, ,hon little.
And this Is better for antrys-alHays provided
it jus. happens to como " the righ. .imo. There was
p,saissy enough on sas.dy to keep people iAs good
bumor, but not enough to make any body pas,icu-.
latly eIultsnt. So may Il rOHtnue to be, until Es
good time coming (ghieh some have !se.,sdSEtp
1887 shall DO fully realized By all,
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When this letter reaches tho Post Office, the year
1858, wiz have been numbered among the lhinga
that were and are not" Every body will be forming
new plans and NOW resolutions for the future, and
with the exception Of few very absent individuals,
or sloN-co.ohc', behind the ags, who forget how time
hes, people will 10 dating their ettors notes Of hand
and all documents other than love g."
1t is q subject Of congrstu~" " {
another year finds US
20 far Ee hayp Waaihe
hsyo thrcatar
Whateyr~
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; The case Of tho yscst Wundr,er progresses in ss.
nnsh vt y susvs pscd. Some Of TIE xitncs,ss have
refused to open thcrsnouths about tie rsttcr, but
CAPT. II. D. Frazie., comr.isding the steamer Au-
gusts, testified thatinhis capaci,y asa steamboat
captain, he had transported It's negroes up the So.
vssnsh river to within two miles of the city of Au,
gusts, on the stAOf December He said the negroes
could not, " st 4sst did not speak Enssh, and DO
gave it as bis option that they were Africans.
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Qhe a0uertiser.
ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, 8. c.
JANUARY S, 1859.
OUT COLLECTING.

Mr. ELIJAH kEEsE, Of this Office, is about to take
tho saddle for short collecting tour We know it is
only necessary for him to namo his business to our
patrons and friends, to draw down showers Of dimes
Gentlemen be kind enough to get the balance Of the
people Of Edgcfeld to give their names to Mr.. KErsE'
We have nearly all of thcm upon our books, and NE
want the rest. Come, be ne:ghborly and sueiul.
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A C A r D..

FHNHE Subscriber: takes 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 on hand a COMPLETE
STOCK Of every thing in the Grocery line, to which
he invites the attention Of the trading public His
terms are reasonable, as he is convinced that I" A
ninJie Penny is better than q sloao Shilling"
g., Also, ON hand large stock Of Boots and Shoes
for sale cheap.
THOMAS kERNAGHAN.
Hamburg, S. C Jan. S, 1859 ly 50
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

DY W. F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge.
ID field District. !
Whereas, James A. Dozcr hath applied to me fol
Letters Of Administration all and singular the goods
and challles rights and credits of H. II. Spann,
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cit1 and adnohish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said de-.
ceased TO be aud appear before me- at our next Ordi.
nsry's Court for Tho said District to hd hnlsn at
Edgefed Court House. on the 2Olh day Of Janua ~,
inst, to show carse, If any, why the said admnislra.
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 4,h day Of
January, in the year Of our Lard ons ,nusand eish,
hundred and Gfly nine, and in The righy.,Lrd year
Of American Independence.
". +. DURIsoE, oED.
J.n S 1859 d, 53
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ESTES & CLAN
AUGUSTA, GAR 3
Wholesale and Retail, Deah
GROCERIES,

OFFER for sale on the most Favorable
rs Bales Heavy Gunny BAGGING
300 Whole and half Coils ROPE;
900 Bags Bio, Laguira and Java CT
25 Hhds New Crop SUG ARS; i
100 Bbls: Clarified SUGARs;A q. i
25 Crushed and Powdered 81
800 Whole and Half Boxes GANDLI
$50 Boxes TOBACCO, varionI btant
10000 SEGARS, assorted BraBis;
200 Kegs NAILS, assorted;
1000 Sacks SALT. in twilled Jacks !
800 Bills. Planting POTATOES; i
200 Whole, Half and Or. Bblshla q
10000 | bs. Bacon SIDES and. HON
200 Bbfs. Fresh. Thomaston ilbfEH|
200 Bbls. LIQUORS aud WIlEs;H 81
5000, ;Hen,luck Sole l.EATHEl q n
Is Bales Heavy 0sNABURsS; Ia
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, Foul
Augusta, Jan 1, 3n}
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THE OAK GROVE Aes,,,,ssi SpsSS oogh1.

- - -s ID granE9S...e spaee
Mo.Es and his pupils OF tie OK Grove Aea.smy
70 miles from Kirksey's Crds Roads, Els.6elt
~Istrict 8. C. H.
r Tho Concert took place ntRe Olive Branch Churcl
ncnr the School House. on Shur,day night the 23ri
eeoe~e'e' az on' VI 'A0 aditors feel it would b.
unjust not to make soms fg;. .,,;,n =, u. oh arm
ing scenery and music Of Il i ,n;,,
The house was lighted k..,,nsonu,on h.i,liane,
'shd fashionable ma spF Sesisave assemblsge par
700. o' 'no men". ioas' "nI wu sratutously offered
III aue ''ns' ~ f0a. VI 'e Pulpit largo platform
was erected upon which tiA 6ns Piano, ,est.d T,
the back ground frame fork stood from which
nuns f'u eu''".n aAa ~ oral handsome oil pain.
tngs, the work, think, otth, ,,us;, tso,b., Ths
whole was iRterlscod with 1r;o, of c.d.-
Soon, in due order frolil lobind tbs cu,,o;n cam.
forth twelve beautiful msifns from ,vs,vo to sov.n
teen years Of age, dressedSn eleo,ut t,st. Tbo;,
charming presence inspiib m, with N. ida. -,
angcls come to whisporE kast tbnr, N ~, Th,
playing and singing Of punils indicated In,
taste and efficiency in thu .cber and n,t;v. t,,sn,
and application in the pills Tho dusts n,a,od At
'ne ssi0o uin0 " 'ouf lrs on two piann- nent
oG with spirit and preci,i Th... duets wore occs-
sionally accompanied by fss teacher on the violin
which added to the attrac5n.
ihe S'ns'' uuO.' anu f0fu'ses were Judielousiy
selected and charmingly .pffOrmod.
-, aDH p'"'a.'' sops
which was sweety oxpreseh by Miss El9A AsDREws
VINO pleased aer heaForsRth many more songs and
p0lkas on sho piano.
Inc world Is lull OF bSpty when the heart IL full
,'..:.', spD''a Wye 'a"0at WIN
~. wv WV w" n "''' ~ 'aA'H''nsy gwen py
Miss HARRIET DEyoRr, tho also exhibited much
skill in Hours there wet with variations, Now
years sehotsiteh &C., on " Piano.
Sister to tas mocking Ftd," was sweotly sung by
Miss BnAupoRr DEvoEE, .To played admirably tao
"Gep. If Scotland, with vahtons, Yankee Dvudc,'
.;., . -, ".''' A'foht p'ays
,I.' -, ''1'"'
n n. -, IF s"'e' N''i' piru
-. -. .ss ~ :'...us",;.; 49, '''H "A' fePeS'e" IL
chorus W the interesting cEs'
The very ino duets -" W u are the wild waves sxy-
'Hs' ~ call my brothe9baek'" were OIeelleuty
sung anu piayea py MISSES FtARRIEr aud BEAUronr
OHFoRE.
pnc'e pam EARN" Wy Days" " Come madsns
eemet were oraVely ana beautifully expressed by
tiech" and other tbiSf ~ y, 'p,...
niss """iAA SfAIs and MiEs IDA DEvoRE
''syea aus's hSnusome9 ether ON the Piano.
Plain" was swcetly ,unr l;hr; 10. r:..., w.,
,u, axnnrw. 'AN AN''''
I,.hn,.h ,1;,.
= e.o,, = a.,, -, pk'oRk had not recover.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

: syasAScrcS, Dec. 81, P. M.-Ths latestdirect
intelligence from Cuba, warrants the belief 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 iibuster movements against Cuba.
D-:-c.c -Iy:nas from, New Orleans confirm
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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 in the mad.house, and
said, in whining Tone, What brought you
here, Mr.. Hall ?" Hall Significantly touched hiE
brow with his finger, and replied, :" What'l never
bring you, sir-too much BRAIN" q.
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Oak Grove Academy.

U7lLL reopen for the admission of pupil. the
w third Monday in January, 1859, Miss N.
8. lngraham in the Academic department. Mr..
T. p. Moses, Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental
Music, Oil Painting &c.
Terms liberal; enquire of
DIRE ANDREWS, !
ELBERT DEvORE,
JOSHUA HARRIS, Trustees.
S. STALNAKER,
SAM'L. STEVENS,
Kirksey's x Roads, s. c. Jan. 5, St SO
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is her.by given to all who are interss.
~ ted that settlement " III be made in the Or,
dimary's Office, 4. Edgcfeld Court House, ON Sat.
uriny the 18th inst, on the Es,ste Of Capt. Ben.
min Hatcher, senr., deceased.
JAMES HATCHER, Admir-
Ian 2t 52'
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COM M U N C A MS.
PUBLYe MEETING,

A meeting will be held Oh the third Saturday Of
decide to what will do in regard to tho African
slave traiu, and With thusc who have them in their
possession.
The citizens Of the neighborho0d generally arc re-
questsd to attend.
JAS. C. SMYLY.
Jan 1 Ct 80
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BIT U A r z.
DIED. ut Edgefeld C. H., Dec. 4th, 1858, HATTIE
LUCRETIA, only child Of DR.. S. G. and MATTE T.
MOBLEY, aged Is months and 81 days.
"Dearest Angel thou hast leftius
But tits God that has bereft u.s.
He cuu all our sorrows heal.H


lie Gun all our sorrows heal.HSS
DIED, of Pneu,nonia on Wednesday evening 29th
December 1858 JESSE DORM, in tho 36A year Of
his tge.
Il those who know tho suhject Of this notice the
intelligence Of his death will be received with un-
feipned regret. Though living in m humble sphere
sc.rcey.in tho prime Of life, he possessed so many
shining qualities of both head and heart that his
friends and admirers were many.
Being impressed very carly with the goodness and
mercy of God he attached himself to Mekendrc'.
Chapel Methodist Church and to the hour Of bis death
WAS firm and consistent Christian. Faithful in the
discharge of his duty; upright in his principles and
s"1aaeh aehts aid hd leipstmeps he commanded the eonn
Ills deep and tcndor, affection for his Si.ters '
j truly beautiful, and his reward wac devotion uY
their part never surpassed. To thesc and his wort
|, silver haired IEssisS would say-Be comforted
= your toars-iet9sedgttw be dono! IIe is taksSss
tho OWL to come and,Es gentle split is now nsnb
% cd With Gods heavenly jewcls J. II. B
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY

DYW. F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge.
ID 6sld District.
Whereas, James c. Zimmerman, hath applied 10
me for Letters of Administration, on all and .ingn.
lar the goods and clattles, rights and credits of
jesse Dnrn late Of The District aforesaid, dresasrd
These are, therefore, to cite and admunish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said dectas
ed to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary
Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgsird
show cause, fany, why the idadmnstrations shuud
not he granted.
Given under my h'ad and seal, this 4ii, day Of
January. in the year Of unr Lord one iholsand eight
hundred and ffy.nine, and in the eighly.lh,d year
Of American Independence.
W.T.. DURIsoE, o.rp.
Jan. 5, 1859 q 20
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A. Beautiful BUILDING Lot for Sale.

r will sell desirable Lot containing 23 Acres,
i one aud h,lf miles East Of Edgefeld Village
TN the Columbs Road, bounded by lands Of X. j.
You6gbood, Wiley Grain and W. F. Durisue. The
land is we'll wooded and has fine Spring on the
premises
s8- Terms made easy. Apply ROOM or you may
not have chance to get it. II. A. GRAY.
January S, 1859 st So
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BRANDS OF 'LIQU0

That can be produced. ,.Our future
tentions will be to keep unimpsirod
tablished reputation for keeping tho
most PURE LIQUORS ever offered
Our large number Of customers foI
Liquors is sufficient guarantee that
puIestHnd best articles In this line: ~
Our superior facilities for sellirEj
Wines and Liquors are rnquestionaH
ceive them direct from the London D4A|
IN OUR SADDLERY DEPA1T
Will be found a New and Fashionable
fine Saddles, warrentd for durability
riding. Ako, American,and fngliA
Buggy and Wagon Harness. Bridls8
Snaffle Bits, Whips, &c &c.
III. & N. E. SOFA
Hamburg, Jan 8 a@S
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ANOTHER AccpENr.-We have another item
to add to our chapter of accidents. As the night
train on the Georgia Railroad wss within eight
miles of this city last night, the truck of the
hinkmost car gave way, causing the car 10 break
down and tilt partially on one side. There
were several ladies in it at the time, but fcrtun.
ately there was no injury done, save few scratch
:,es from the broken glass in the wiudows.-Con'
: stitutionalist 2nd inst.
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Punch says "a woman will tolerate
tobacco-smoke in man she likes, and even say
she likes it; and yet, curiously enough, how she
dislikes it in man she dislikesm g.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

RYW.F; DURlsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge.
Whereas, Allen Franklin, hath applied to me fol
Letters Of Administration, on all and singular the
goods and chass, rights and credits Of Beds HoIlsy
late of the District aforesaid, decreased.
These are. therefore, to cie and admuni.h all and
singular, the kindred and creditors Of the sad derras.
ed TO be and appear before me- at our Ordinary
Court for the said Duiriet IN be holden AT Edgefel
c. H., on the 2et'i day Of Ja,rsssy, inst, TO SHOW
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, ,hl, VS.
JAM, in the year of our Lord u9s thous,aD o,,.g1
hundred and ffty.nRe, and in The sal yen, Vi AMI
can Independence.
W. .DURIsoE. .. T.. a.
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PIIRI,TC SALE.

rTNgl sell at public outcry, (if not previously
M "a at private sale) at my residence, two miles
i".l East OF Meeting Street post Office, on the
I'm aaa January inst, a small TRACTNOF LAND,
adjoining lands Of ". L. Stevens, Geo. jstrother
sn shu o'asrs wIl also sell at the same time and
pSe Eaes qy spck Of Plantation uts96 s96sils, fine
'ySera s Ts1mssd aorsf sises Of Cattle, Hogs &c.
!ermsMade known on day of sale4
Jon,A,- MOODY HARRIS.
1a"uNSo, 1859 2ts 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

NOTICE..-A persons indebted to the Es-
~ tate Of John MobIey, scnr., decd, must
make payment before the lst Frbnary mex. and
any demands again { The sane must be rendered
in, in proper form, by that time.
M.s. MORLEY, A.,
Il. HeeLRY, Ereo'ors.
w. DANIEL,
,JaB s At 50