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COaPTRoLLEl'S OFFICE,
City Hall, New Orleans, Jan, 80 1861
No. 1851
Resoi That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
to ad1deae to the lowest bidder after days roce in the
oncR Journal contract for constructing ballast road IN
Magnolia street. from Felicity rond Washington avenue the
work to be done in accordance with lines and pecia
tons Of the Surveyor and said adjudication 10 lie subject tn tha
approval or rejection of the Common G lnci - "
LSisnedi j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
[Signcdl J. MAGIONI
President pro lem. Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Jan IN II, 1851,
[Signedl JOHN 4. MONROE Nnvor
Notice is hereby given TINT TUESDAY 18th of Febrpor
iShl at II o'clock NJ will adudcate my Office The above
contract. to the lowest bidder. ~' ~ '
ja50 III V. DUPLESSTS. Cnrnntroller
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4 ~ FatatAND AED ESsIS SALEE-TRE CELEBRATE
80 Patent Washing Northumberland 10 be
SSa o. .. Waterman Bro the corner Of MsgsSns snS
" m atTee and abthe Mechanics Deaiers ESChs1T
n5 ~ and II my ahop, Of Taiayctt
@A%s JA, DAuGuERTE.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

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FOSTFR r reanr b py l5 r%ntrn NE n'eres. OF
WN GORDON /, al5re ~ %; TE.En Oh INC -, INIT
firm the liquidation Of It's ars 10 use Tie n"no Of tbs
| w; ,G4gRttoE,
New Orleans january 70, 1871. L. FOSTER, JF
y 3 TEfT11KlNG FROM THE FIRM OF GORDON 4
vo' Of my former P"'ron, -o n.y. G.Fosr&IR, ' js :"
'A ~ 4tScFt 57 + HAS THIS
ner ;0HD0H co. me f2 VIII If c ,
a? yr Of I2.n Poser fo,,s - 49,, WM Go&D *. .'T
-,---------- ~ --.-
~ s ~ I'm. ct h. y,. TX REToFoEE FIX
Ts signature the firm viii BE- irc ls T." Il y I 53't
NV Orleans December 81. 1860 '"9N 'll''ARRUbIA.
c,op,trNnper,,,, 80 MN, ,.,,ru
u Is, ~ {, ~ TUE CNDERSIGNED have
The IT IT. ,m Ct s DE vIS$ under the ys and n m
~ 'Ii''''Ai Ola u la Mp
New Orleans J.nn.rv1 1 ZIP. LAWSON LACGuLAND
NtST1Gc e! iz1oTEa E1 Fl OF is
win lri affairs aud can be fognJ Mt
''''' - '''' GO drawer street. AN rrcve,,,,
New Orleans .rannorv ,ss, b NJ. TuRNE'Li"
NT T IIs, MTT II! AL ;o MR. REINoN
will be conducted nn. the saa " ye s business
D. T. Una No. 10 d $ , = %o: .,r.o,
w" W ,s|ilS, 1H1UoTy !. I5ol. tI If
y Gso ;Tee ds,"r, by he dS SM of
san for III, own c e G continue the business at the
Neg Oreanq, January :. 1861 H. NJ NoNTtf9MEEY;
nTe,,rEcE or DIss.1,, ,,r7--,,- 80 -
~ PAfTSE8@shtI1rD Ae'"h0sloN AND NE" CO.
and and f ATE barry co., Of NV Yo l@is 9 ciiy
t n &rWrk n - are BY mutual Dit so ed rom III
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HEhMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HHEEhMT h9RS R RTGT for b The Rsas;.
Hi HIih:ILE:RtoLn,S hTGI!u for he Grlvols '
nELMHULD's BUCIiU for SerVoHsnsss
HE$oB$ B9$Hy Tor Tor b ?6E ct N Il T:3;p
HEiLM MBGlS BGTGIIT for Rttcut Breathing.
HEIMB0I.D,$ BUGIIu for General Debility.
HEIYB3iBS (GIIT orTor Of h iisssi51o'
HEIMB9Ln'S BuCliU for WaEenlnass.
HHE ENB0t R R H!I f f9r Rynsss"f Skin
HEHHobS BEcGG for e"vnes a' Of '1 t5o Evsd Will,
T B6G s 5f S Gsi f sa
tyrr W w Of AeP@n and Horror Of Society.
Eh@ n n for Ezcesses arising from Iuds
EEEE&&AAkkEE$$ ESESHT AhES: EEE EMAf.Es
Old Young, Single, Married. or contemplating Marr,sa
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
f., HELM80ID's ExTRACT BUGHU is tle very bcs. remedy
IN mo Ford t0E all complaints Incident to the SEX whotei
chango Of e See sSnptoinS boyo '' IN 'O9 ''ln
No Family Should be Without Xtg
TAKE NO MORE BALSAM, Mercury or Unpl.lscu, sredi
cpefor Unpleasant and Dangerous Es-4aen ~
HEL&boLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Dtse&aea
Little change Of diet, 10 tnconTsp S5s9e
AND No EXPOSURE.
Uho 7EL3IBOLDS EXTRACT PJJCIUfor Excosse, ari.;,
r1Hi habta iudGlgud in '
And or ,,o,..! RI szi. Yof ls2 ass Ok
moves ali Improper iischarFes and Vii res oIo Ike ta s
'n g. WIT Exr %G F BTCIu for n,..s
APS re Il g IA n1? f HxF "a cr49
IT, ..,,,-..,.... CrkHcry Organs,
ETale OF Female.
from whatever cause originating and rictior Of
, Goyw Long &t,sma3.lEa
nen aud may originate f.on, The same cause. ~
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR TE8G CuNTFS On
from Felicity Road WSshe scn Avenue o aso" street
boo@ and n a shs '9p sha aG bs @
the contractor each side of the roadway ~ Jug y
Width The whole width roadway bew, en- The djchps
given p the civ IN % the Rn
too low and picking and hauling the dirt where TOO
TTe4 VIZ fs eo we il e sepSF Ct the roadway hs
thickness the Top the said coating another coan f
oroS en- sonss from t"o 20 three inches in SIZE shall placed
, way shall w be wei relied at least hTes times with pound
contractor shall the whole of the roadway With coan
Of shingle ballast London gravel sharp sand mixed on
1000 pound roller often may necessary and hat the
pact body-an the road Shall then be openeJ M o COM
All the materials shall be OF the quality and Shall be fur
eontractor shall bind lnsef to Gen the work in Ten
Council he same FOUR monh 0S ere G%m
penalty of dollars day for every day there
s e ha bnd Himself keep the ballast road
By sfe feF aeF and
performance of this conditions the Treasurer shr retain one
Paia to tue contractor a The expiration of said year should
ii shall be forfeited for Inc use Of the city,
Good aud solvent security in the of $500 shall he re-
The whole be executed to The entire Satisfaction of
the City Surveyor who will be the sole judge of the qualify Of
Payments TO he made the completion of the work included
Surveyor AS follows lo,wit the proportion 10 be paid BY
he pro2er holders in bills s d re Gf fS by to
made BY the City Surveyor in conformity with section q of the
Who @ b snbosad al he S SSSS hS city y s
I R e cy Of = Se sS oans o @ Se 9 all of said
Ge tor n2y O. S3d PIKE shon3 the same net be paid
Rod %ed or in case e coU U bs s Tn tue Pc
f aa G ss h Of pnn The @
g to court OF justice annu the sar,e without ine1
H >. and s Is also well understood that in the
1a2e N conformity with his contract the said contractor
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EPAVE DU QUATRIEuE5 DIsTR TrrE.-us
ee conduit an depot des du Quarcme District rue
CONNIE epaves-8 49, - Aie'
un petit Cheva ayant es de dcyant bIanes les
hanGhes m alades ct Ia blanche. - N' ~
S 10 dit animal pas reclan6 dams Gina ,ours at lac
fals payes u yendu fenchere puboue au dit d.
pot 70 V5NDREDI IS de fdver 1851 Il ii henros A. M
J. MILTON RELF,
Eonyee Orleans 5 fevrer 1851 4' foo fe1 x
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CONSTABEIE,'S SALES

f71NNSyT r,V g,,l3 . -
sEco~n 7,S-rs 90 -
Pa f!h TX Sc0Nr JAMES, ROBINSON vs. A.
b NE iItfI ~ ;o Of r writ Of eri facias, tic
cs , proceed to rel at public suction warehouse
1Se Mac Of HEoUSEHoLD FVENlrGRE and one SEW
3 4 5 Cash on the spot H WATERS Constable.
sEc9sp IusTrca's CouRr, }HUGH MORAN ". wILIJAT
II + pa x-1 % 9. 1 GrI,ans PHELAN-No. 1865.
is Peace for The Paish Of Orleans he 5oSS ensd sa It,
Gi.y Hotel G9mm9n street between Magazine and Camp
NJ ~. .a' ''''S'' ''o'' al L CLOCK
!Tc Of this city, in The qua1e bounded by Juia s. os-n
~: ) + RI S 4 ' VA
iIch between parallel lines. Together with al ,hs bnG9 st
a? Sf: .sP5% g &c @Ssrs ' .'it etc
". H. WATERS Constable
sEcoSDr JUSTICE De PAX, }HUGH MORAN VS. WILLIAM
~ u Pa 70 IS !. s ,,}gI ~; ''o''
f%5' rit n,c nf' jsd5ss
de Pnx pour Ia paroisse dOraans dams Tufe IL
ProGtderai Ia SAMEDI. de mars i>GI midi TIttgi
ct a CAMP Ia yene encan tre les rF DIES M"gs
M par les 3 u 5i.oE St ps oeb dc Gs2 y e
?3s e. %% 1a9. Git cit s s. 9 a &c &c
10 JUN ISL S dit T1 1o II Ss hSn 421re par aee 4
Joseph sur III peds entr n Fg' %G TrS G F st
sa;s S 5s iS S s. eS5o"'l'n' q0 " 'r0nT'" etc.
-SI % N. W Il. WATEES. Connstable.
SEooSDJrsEIcE Or THE PEACE 7JANEs GoUsL.AY vs Mr.
Dy F s ss + 9& /; ms; 10 ls55 .-,'''
me p directed BY he Hon. D. F. Mitchell Second Justice
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Notice is hereby given that saturday, 9th Of March,
1851 will adndcate my Office Il O'Clock NJ the above
contract
d23 SGT v DUPI,ESSIS Conntro1Ier
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F0URTH DIsTRICTPOU brought
TO the Fourth District Pound Administration strse he
tween Washington avenue and SIKH street as asray-
hips, and ghie his face. ' " va ~
not claimed within FIVE days and the expenses
-5 New Orleans, February 3. 1861.
J. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
,s Registered February s. 1861.
ALFRED A. DUCROs
Ea Clerk of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-15

BREWSTER, BIIAKS EHFSY q C,e.
R - Successors to I.IeARY& BLAKENEYt Gopnersmiifs;
End Sheet Iron Workers and Manufacturers 'front.' ma
Eaiton fleets, between Notre Dams and Julia
Steam TrainR riterers,
Juice Boxes. ChirnneyB Breecbeus
e1ftlee - SET tf&W
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f. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff o! the Parish CT Orleans.

CoUR pu nlIHUlTiEMF DIsTRICT) MARY 4 ROySD0N rs
JUDCIA1EE Ses uERIrIEnS Mi
NEURS-No 5435. (Ac-
PMosse dc t'addo ton Ell pnrtagc)
EN VERIFY dun orlre dc vent rerittu lie &c
deJaryer 1861 eta moi adle-se par Honorable ou c DIX.
hutieme District JudCair. rnroi,s So dc C1dn dams
ctesSns 10 c6dera lie LUNDI II de mars 1871 midi
h9tcl D. Ute rue de Ia Commune rrcs u Cnlp
ct as Mnssns, opdrer pnragc rehabilitation de
Ia prqPrlste don't suit 10 dcScrip H. SAVIOR
mcr District de Ia vile de la SouveIe Orleans dams le
porhe par les rncs deS PaCanters du MarcG St James
Jean Baps dtsisnt par lie No Six suvnut plan de Louis
Elngler arpenteur general date du davr 1851 ct anext
IN ace an rapport de VIM. Y Lewis notarc public en-
cette vile de In Nouvelle- Orleans
lie ut terrain mesurt Nneure anlerCaine 81
ce de face la dte des Pacanies l2 pcd 10 oce5 eft
snes &c proondeur, gncs para cS Lequel dit ter
ram ee acquiS feue dame De Ia Fletcher Roys~oN de
Martina haun de l., file ct dige par mi rappnrt
de noycmbre 1911 ' - ~ NJ
Enselbe nnes les bitisses authorizations ou s,y
tro2 ct 0us les dro privileges Serytudss avantages
attaches ct aHpRrtenant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de Ia Indication
" +. T. PARKER
10 p,rn; ..i- u
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT a. B. hETnREY Mrs JUSTINE
o. New Orleans l.. PlCkREII--No Il 042
TX \ V1isTUeG OF a writ of seizure and so1 e
10 me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District CGIr
OF Nnw orleans, in tho above entitled cause will nornai
to sell q public auction at the City Hotel Common street be-
1851 al IL o'clock M 94'cH L.
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND 49,.
ogether with he two story frame dwelling and Other i'm CO.
Poftths lcteon, and thu rights ways privileges and @
pphehances ihoTennto belonRing in
situate n the Fourth District Of this city in The soHare No 6
bounded by Nayades s. Charles, First Apollo or CaronIa
N" second Streets be Of the lot ground Nv
ee 30 IL on pan of tho and 0thef lots drawn y Il
NGNhel Architect dated May Ii, 1850 ~ far te
G.eFece m the iii of H. B. Genas late No-ary PuhIr in
ls q Nd portion or piece Of ground ures in American
enSe "a feet INCHES and lines cont on aid NHyndr or
o. G4Tes sire Ct by depth and front First street eten
Aet INES OF Ia feet forming The corner Of said streets m
he Woe Will more fully by the Of sale of said mon
in filed ~ ~ " N'0 P''''4lh nero
Seized the above suit.
FOR cash 10 pay and satisfy plaintiffs claim nmountir IN
ne sum o two thousand hundred and fifty d0II7~s
W with interest thereon at six per cent frcn the 2Nh
hoeF 1857 tlit maturity, to the 81 De oSer sfD
anu pc cent from maturity till rad So s. sis of protest
together with per cent lawyers on said aggregate
amount, and costs Of suit. - 1000 '97N7"''
ne purchaser to assume The pa note FOR the said
s OF SZ dated Setenber ~ 1859 payable two wears
eF ia e. with interest date TO maturity and
yer cent en- ma unity, Of not add ual final payment
" And the balance of The price of adjudication fany cash
,,,.-,-,o f. T. PARKER,
leI4 mo Is Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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EyPAVE DU QUATHIEKE DIsTR loft,
etc conduit au depot des tsyes du Qaaee District rue
CONNIE 5payss- f EzE " " 1'
Un Cahri blanc nyant une corne crochue
Tn petit Cabri blanc
lt5.@ III petit Cahri blanc ct iaune
81 les dis anisu pas r4caes dams tro;e ;ou-s
les fas payes lis vendus fenchere pnblioue Ia
sENDREDi. IS de fevrier 1861, 10 heures A. NJ 49, ~
y. MILTON RELF. Gomrlissare des Rues
Saurele 0f6ans Il de fevrer 1851. feiS 1t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
STREET CoNi,NER--oFFTClAL.

@ the First District Pound on The cerper Of afseit
and Vine streets, estray-- -
One white Maltese he goat
Y NOT claimed within thee days and the expenses
pad will be Bold at public auction Pound on
MONDAY, February Is, 1861 at 10 O'clock A NJ ' va
NOV Orleans. February II. 1851
c. 1. FAYSSOUX. Div Street Commissioner
Registered February IA. 1851
T. FORsTALI.. Deputy Comptroller.
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SEIERNFE7S SALES

WILLIAM SCARROR.
1T, OUCH VS.. JOSEPH
: ST1NSON AID MAUN-
sell WHITE, JR.-Nc.
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n NHHY tg3i54ftAFS ORNAMENTAL
Y lRpN hOk kS.nB undersigned beg leave In nfnrn
he pubIiC aud builders generally that thoy are NAM
w ..ctT:R al kinds If Architectural and RudIncy Inn
at ne, 'onlr7 corner Of Magnolia ard stroetg-
t'tie N lAFll70n nor EROntelet
E 7hucs, Safe md Bank Gucra Straight and (frcrIat
'tara Iron Bridges Roofs etc - ~ Jaw 4iAH
me keen co1at8n% hurd Cast Wrnught Iron I,I
a0s Fena1fs nd SaEh WEIGHTS ell all orders Of
over 4A~rpon Of Ga'Ing, Columns and House Fronts
With deer 4.lh ~ ~ '"'A'"
BENNETT = hURGEs Dayidsore Row,
lsa' u GarondgIpt street.
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POLICE JATTs--oFFJf,EAT.

MAS brought to the CITY Pa.fce Han a.,
" hs 5t Of FebTpary 1851 the light grf boy SUMNER
says s belongs to Nj Richard Goodwin who lives in the
~ ~ q Carroll abon miles from Shreveport He Is feet
PA inches high has bushg, straight hair rather Indian like
good teeth very Inoustate Ind Is ared aboat "a @
The wiilcail his property aecordine Ia
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR, ~
# a,a,... : Z, Keeper Of City Police Jail,
fe9 ist ar fEp 6 IL po ~ nonS,ntro,1..
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MA brought TO the City Police jail ou
Y me l5tn Of January, 1861 the black hoy JOHN saws
naa @Ilss s ss9n FsP i bs1 f. i feet
very bad teeth and is aged abont q years 70 say " eSe'
1ae owner Will Gai claim his according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR
81, - - Keeper Of City Police Jail.
oo ALFRED A. DUCRos,
ja-g -loL y Clerk of Comptroller.
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. K{NBUITI.H UISI.FEIgT POUM D.VVas I,royN oFt
70 the Fourth District Pound Stree be-
tWsen fasn,ngto ton Ayenne and Sixth street, estray
t One white Gnat, with one horn crooked. .
One small white Goat
One small white and yellow Goat
Which If not claimed within three DAYS and Tia
thereon paid, will ut public ancton at SAID popa @
FRIDAY, February 49, 1861 1t 10 O'Clock 4 s o"na Oh
II New Orleans, February IL, 1861, ....
Registered February Ii, 1861 l-oi'
ALFRED A. DUCRos,
Clerk of CountroIjer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-06
4 Word to Planters.

Before another issue Of our weekly pa.
per can reach our readers, it is probable
that large proportion of the corn plant
ing in the cotton belt" will have been
commenced. Atno period ofcur history
has the pitching Of the crop acquired such
political importance as now. The prodnc-
ton ofcotton for the last half dozen years
has been 50 uniformly remuuerativc, that
Southern planters have paid but compar.
ativcly little attention to raising the ne
ceSsarics oflitc. Even upon the suppose
ton of i continuance of peace. it is easily
dcmonstrable that, upon purely econom-
ical view, the policy is a bad one. Togo
no further than the argument of fact. the
observation ofevery ore will teach him
that planters who make it a point to raise
their own snnnly Of provision az are ii. iJ ii iaeli
s,ho have grown rich the fastest. But the
signs Of the times leave no foundation for
the peace hypothesis. We arc to have
war, whether for q short or protracted
period cannot be known, but we can see
no prospect of peace except at the end of
hoStilities. If war comes we should be
prepared to prosecute it with energy and
vigor. Such preparations will constitute
the only rational hope for speedy tcrmi-
nation. A large army must be raised for
our defence, and this army must, ofcoursc
be supported. However much we may
boast of southern vaor and patriotism,
the inflllibc deduction both of reason
and instinct, declare that men cannot fight
long without meat and bread. The cour-
age of the heart is of little avail unless
sustained by the constantly renewed bone
and muscle of the body. In the contingcn.
cy supposed, the granaries and meat hou.
scs of the Northwest will be closed to the
South. Thence for many years past, We
have drawn 4 large portion of our sup.
plies. Our drafts will be honored in that
quarter no longer Theneccssity is forced
upon us to raise our own provisions. The
men who till the earth in the Southern
States must meet the demand, if it be met
at all. In this view Of the case, the plan.
ting OF the present corn crop acquires an
immense importance. The disasters and
short supply Of last year cannot now be
renedied, but the southern planter can, if
he will, provide against their recurrence.
The country is poorly supplied with pro-
visions to last till the next harvest. If Il
short, or only moderate, supply for ordina-
ry times be raised the present year, de-
gree of distress and disaster will beE.l
the South such as she has never known,
and from which she may never recover.
Let every planter, in pitching his crop, re-
member that upon hil.. dcvolves the duty
of producing enough grain and meat, not
only for his own consumption, but also f;.r
the support, in part, of the men who will
fight our battles. If his patriotism cann.t
endure this exaction, he had better give
up the work of independence as bad
job.-Columbus Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-06

some G.rmers, we should SUPPOSE the
whole matter Of chance Others, again,
adopt different view of the NATTER and
make money, too, by their views.
Itis generally admitted that some breeds
of n",t cattle arc preferable tor form,
some ior milk, some for tacility of tattcn-
ina. some Tor dociIiiy, and some for the
greatest combination Of all these good
points.
Let us suppose farmer has COW,
(accidcntally obtained,) extraordinary for
quantity and quality Of milk, beautiful in
form and color, easily managed and milk.
ed, and readily tattened when no longer
fit for the dairy, he would like another of
equal properties. Now, were this a race
horse, or even good common stallion, he
could find out all about the pedigree of
the animal without difficulty, but as it is
nothing buta COW, although really ten
times more important to the farmer than
any race. horse thai ever existed, he can
discover no records on the subject, simply
because farmers fail to note down every
calf. bull, and COW, and the crossing of
breeds, &c. Therefore, he must look 10
chance for the next COW To supply her
place. lit be true that it costs no more
to rear Il good animal than bad one (and
some say it costs less,) then should farm
ers know allabout their stock, and kcepa
record of the kinds and crossings. These
are but examples Of many things equally
important.
Still it may be said by some that these
are small matters, too minute to deserve
the attention required. True, they are
individually so, but our whole life is given
in minutes, and the success Of our lives
and business is, in the main, dependent
upon what appear, separately considered,
to be tr!ieS.
Again, We may be told, to jounalize all
the circumstances of i farm would he
troublesome, the work OF q lifetime. True,
also; but remember you have Il lifetime
to do it in and as to the trouble, it will
only be one until habit makes ita plca-
sure; and its utility shall become SO obvi.
ous as to prove i ten-told recompell>c
were it Il continuous trouble.
Were our yomg farmers induced 10
observe, record, and study the Affairs of
the i;lrm-wcre they to learn the true
nature of the protcsSion-.how elevating,
in moral point of view. us Il philos"ph.
ca! us well as Il mechanical pursuit., and
thus how Ligniicd, how independent is
farm labor, We should have fewer young
men torsaking what they cali sits drlldg-
cry" and "dcgradation for the learned
professions, thus throwing away the pearl
OF independence for the apparently easy
life of those who will tell You that success
with them is toll unremit,Ig, harrassng
and oppressive, to which, i'll comparison,
''LoIding the plow is holiday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-06
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nv CON.UOY PLEAS.-


ENTHEREAS, an inq quest of Escheat hath been
w returned to this Ufice, whereby, it appears
shat Charles McGresor, late of Edgefeld Dis
trict, who was born in Dunbarton, Scotland, and
died OH the twenty first day Of Mny, in the year
,f our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
seven, was seized and possessed ut the time of his
lcath, of Il Lot uf Land, containing onc-balf
Acre, more or less, situate, lying and being in the
corporate limits Of Edgetcld Village, bounded on
he North by Lot owned by Rev. P. n. Lynch,
N the East by Lots owned by Thomas p. Magrath
md George W. Landrum, and the Public Street
'eadng from the Court House TO pottersvillr, On
he South by Lot owned by james a. Dozier,
md OH the West by apublic street Immediately in
he rear Of the Court House, and>Lots owned by
William J. Ready, +. L. Smith and Rev. P. n.
lynch without having in his lifetime made any
disposition thereof, and without lca"ing any per-
on who can legally claim tic same. Now in
pursuance Of the directions Of the Act of Assem-
lily, in such case made and provided the Heirs of
he said Charles McGregor. or others claiming
ln,ler him if any there be, are hereby required u
rppear ana make claim within eighteen months
rom the date hereof.
Witness my hand at Edgefeli Court House, this
ourth day Of April, a. D. 1860.
Tuos. G. BACON, c.c.P.
April IL, 1860 If ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-06
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

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IN ORDINARY.
NILES D. MINIS, Applicant, vs. Frederick
u Ergle and his wife Mary, Polly 0verstreet,
susan Sheppard, Richard Gregory and his wife
Margaret, Andrew Yonce in right Of his wife Tcna,
iced, Elizabeth Ionce, Julia ioncc, Elizu Yonce,
Margaret Yoncc, Allen Ionce, Ellen Yonce, Ma
Ida Yoncc, Gabriel Ionce, Abram Yonce and
Sarah Yoncc, in right of their mother Tena Yonce,
deceased Caleb Lights apd his wife Nancy, Levy
Meyer and his wife Ruth, Elizabeth lIuiet, Will
lam lIuiet, David IIuist, John Erglc in right Of
ris wife Rosa, deceased; Arcmus Erglc, William
:rglc, Ruth Ergle, Tilmnu Ergle, George Fripp
md his wife Dolly, Eliza Ergle, Mary Ergle,
AMELIA Ergle, Samuel Ersle, Daniel Erge, Han
nah Ergle and Louisa Ergle in right of their
mother Rosa, deceased; John Yonce and his wife
Sarah, Defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that William
Huiet. David uuiet, Caleb Lights and his wife
Nancy, and George Fripp and his wife Dolly, De-
endants in tie above stated case, reside beyond
:hc limits of this State: It is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object to the division or
sale of the Real Estate Of Mary Ann Huic1,acc'd.,
On or before the fourth (4th) day of Februasl;
next, 1861, or their cJnsentstothcz same will be;
W. F. DURIsoE, o.sD.
Nov + 1851 l2t as