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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-13
sKirmish in Tennessee.

RIcuNoxp, VA, Nov. l1.-A skirmish occurred
on Sunday night last, about fifteen miles from
Bristol, ON the East Tennessee Railroad, between
party of Confederate scouts and body of Union
ists. Two of the latter were killed, aud nine ta-
ken prisoners. The Uuionists arc said to be lurn-
ted at two points, numbering, ut both, about 200
men, with prospects Of being reinforced to the
number Of 5000 men.
Rather stirring and cxterminating times arc cS-
pcctei in that ncighborhood.
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Port Royal.

The Savannah. papers of Saturday afternoon
give few additional particulars of the fight at
Port Royal, which we append:
"Col. Wm. II. Styles Volunteers Georgia Regi-
mcnt reached the scene of action about one o'clock,
having marched from SkiiawRy, seven and half
miles distant, at the double quick. But they were
unable to fire on he feet, which WAS out Of the
range of their guns The regiment had several
killed and wounded by shells from the fleet Our
informant states that Col. Styles had two horses
shot under him, and in the fall of one of them
received slight injury in the shoulder.
Between IL and IL o'clock, twelve vessels en-
gagged the Forts, FIVE Of them first class steam
frigates, the other seven second class steam
ers, with tug leading. he tug opened fire on
our infantry stationed some distance from the
beach Que of the frisatcs, the Minnesota, at Al
distance of two miles, also threw shot and she'll at
the infnntry.
Our informant assures us that sevon Dahlgrcen
guns, from one of the trgAtes, fired many shots on
the hospital containing our wounded, hitting the
building several times, notwithstanding the yell
low flag was Aying. The Surgeons were compelled
by this barbarouS ac,, to have our wounded moved
further into the interior.
The Minnesota is reported to have been ca fire
three times from hot shot thrown from the bate
ries.
Capt. spaulding's regiment lost all its baggage,
blankets, &C., but saved all their arms.
or Col DcSaussure's regiment, stationed ut Fort
Walker, four were killed at the batteries and 90
wounded.
The Killed were covered with blankets and left.
The wounded were all placed on board Of stoani-
crs, and will arrive in Savannah to-day.
The abandoned batteries wero taken possession
of by the enemy and the U. States flag waved over
them as our troops retired.
Several of tho Federal frigates we're stcel-clad,
aud our balls had no effect upon them whatever !;
while some II their shots took effect 1T the dis
tance Of three miles Tie island is said to be
completely p'owcd up by their balls, and it is u
miracle that any OF our men escaped alive.
From the .Sarannah Republican, Oh inst
The city last evening wns full of rumors Of the
movements of the enemy. hut were unable to
obtain anything reliable fer publication.
Wo learn that the guns were taken from the
Lady Davis and Huntress and placed in battery
at Port Roy Ferry, where under command of
Col Dunnovant, with his regiment stand will be
made.
Gen. Lee was at Pocataligo yesterday afternoon,
and AS the cars passed that point in the evening
COL Clinsman, with llis North Carolina Regiment
hac lust arrived on their way to the coast of South
Carolina.
number Of families from South Carolina crosse
ed the river yesterday and arrived in this city en-
route for the up country.
Mcssrs Pope and Baynard. who reside on Hilton
Head, set FIRE to every building on their premises
and their crops, leaving mass Of ruins behind
them to fnl into the hands Of the cncmy.
The citizens Of Beaufort have all deserted the
town-thc mcu for the army and the rest for the
interior.
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high Prices in Warrington.

RlcuKoNn, Nov. ll.-Intelli .yence from Wash
ingtou states that the canal has been broken so
extensively us to be irreparabe until spring, and,
with the blockade OF the Potom &C and the inter-
rupiions Of the railways, causes 4 heavy advance
in the price of provisions, fuel, &c. Coal wo.th
twenty dollars per ton; wood twelve dollars er
cord; other things in proportion.
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Administrators Sale.

EEFE will sell at the late residence Of Mrs.
w Frances Asbill, deed, on Wednesday, the
.7th November inst, all the personal property Of
suid deceased. consisting or
THREE LlKELY NEGROES,
Two fine Mules, Stock or Fat Hogs and Cattle,
present crop Of Corn Fodder. Peas, Potatoes, Cot
ton anil Cotton Seed, one Wagon, one Buggy and
Harness one small lot of Seed Wheat, lIuIse!lold
and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
'lerris Oh credit OF one year, with interest
FROM dny of sale, except sums under S5 which
mutt DC paid in cash.
WM. POWELL, ,;,,.,
j. J. ASDlLL. '''"'
Ma. Ok A
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AU G. is T A Fl OF Ell,
AUGUSTA, GA.
BY WUEELOCK.

Convenient to the Carolina side.
Provided with the hest the market affords.
Adjacent to first rate business houses.
Ready with conrcnicnces to facilitate travellers
on any and every route.
Prepared to accommodate all who may desire it.
good bar and plenty Of ice.
We respectfully ask tho attention Of Edscfcld
to our Card.
juno rs If rs
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
Nv ORDINdR

~ ORDINARY.
DY W. F. DURIS0E, Etq, Ordinary of Edge
lid field District
Whereas, z. W. Cnrwile, G. Z. Z. D., has nr-
piled to mo for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods aud chnttles, rights and
credits Of Caroline V Mubey, late of the District
aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admsnish nll
nnd singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next 0rdinarys Court for tho said District, to be
holden at EdgeGcld Court House, on the 2lst day
of November next, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day
of October, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred und sixty-one, and in the eighty
sixth year of the Independence Of South Carolina.
". I. DURIS0E, o.E.D.
Oct 10 CITE al
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e "a IL q Is 9

SEVENTEEN TRACTS OF LAND rcntain-
ing about the number VI Acres as described below,
platS Of which will be exhibited on ,,:o day "f
sale, showing tho exact locations aud numbers uE
acres in car Upon luauy G: these Tracts there
arc substantial settlements:
No. l, TnE HOMESTEAD, containing ilGG
Acres, si,lated On Saludn and Rc0dy River, and
in u high state Of cultivation.
Noe, THE ZEgALON SAVAGE TRACT,
containing 2S0 Acres and Situated on i;ulu'lu ki.
Yer, and in good state Of cultivation.
No.3, TIE LUCINDA ssTaGE TRACT,
containing 33n Acres, situated on Salut!a River
and in = hi, state OF cultivation.
No. 1. THE HENRY POPE TRACT. con-
tanning l3S Acres, and situated on Salu,la River.
Nj ). THE HAZEL TRACT, containing e4j
Acrcs, and situated on Reedy River
No. 8. TIE JOHN WATSON TRACT. con-
tanning 80 Acres, and situated on Eeedy River,
and in good cultivation.
No.. TIE LEWIS WATSON TRACT, con-
tanning 600 Acres, and in high state CT culGra-
tion.
No. 8. TIE ARNOLD TRACT. containing
$50 Acres; 81 valuable Tract with good hn:tcms.
No. Q. THE SIMS TRACT, Containing s3G
Acres valuable Tract, nlin with good bottoms,
und in good state Of cultivation.
No. 10. TIE MILL TRACT. continuing :,
Acres, lying pn each side Of Rredy River, upon
which il good Grit and Saw Mill.
No. II. TIE LATIMER TRACT. rontsining
227 Acres, situated on the GreenriIs Road uad
containing good settlement.
No. l2. PART OF LATIaIER TRACT, con-
tanning l3S Acres
No. II. THE COOK TRACT, containing S27
Acres, lying on Walnut Creek, and in high
state of cultivation.
No. H. TIE WAITS TRACT. containing 900
.!cres, lying On Walnut Creek, and IL very yulua-
bio Tract inr farming purposes II also mas
Lime quarry and n Kiln reudy for burning the
sumo.
No. Is, THE CLARK & JOHNSON TRACT,
containing $50 Acres, situated On the Greenville
Road, and has good settlements, also in high
state Of cultivation.
No. 16. TIE KINMAN TRACT. containing
$50 Acres. This Tract is situated on Saluda River
ami Turkey Creek, in Abbevile District, and is n
very valuable place, and in high stare OF cultira-
!ion.
No. Ii. THE JAMES MOORE TRACT, con-
taining l63 Acres, situated in Abbevillo District,
on Saluda River, and in high state Of cu!tira-
ton,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-13

G:B- The Charleston Courier says: Gen.
Bcauregard gave it ns his opinon' We are iniormcd
after careful examination, that Port R"yal har-
bor could only be defended by system Of large
Notifications, such as it would take years to con-
struct md the result of this fight proyet the wis
he ;u,I,,,pnut
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Sherif's Sale.

ueY Virtue Of sundry writs of Fl Fn. to me di-
I'D rectcd, I shall proceed tosell ut Edgcfeld c.
H., on the first Monday in December next, the
following property, in the following cases, to wit
]. NJ. Clark vs Micojah Dinkins, Ono Tract of
land containing Eighty-six acres, unrc or less,
bounded BY lands Of Musco Samuel, Mrs. Sophia
Timan, D. L. Shaw and others.
Thoo. Dean, T. c., vs. Christopher :Weathcring-
ton, Ono Grey Horse.
Theo. Dean, T. c., VS. Allen franklin, One na-
gro man namsd Milcs.
Terms Cusli.
LEWIS JONES, sE.n.
Nov II st do
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFILD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Susan Harrison. Mary L. Harrison
and Charles NJ. Harrison,

Jnrncs s. Harrison, John L. Larri-
son and Others,
pY an order fru,n the Ordinary, shall proceed
TO sell ut Ed,elcll c. H.. on the first Mon
day in December next for Partition. the Real Es-
tate of james Harrison, decd, consisting Of two
Tracts or parcels Of Land. viz:
TIE "JEFF. LANGLEY TRACT" contain
ipg one hundred and sixteen (ilG) acres, moro Ut
less, adjoining lands Of james :. Harrison, John
+. Harrison, Elbert Devorc and :, Lagruonc
And the "JIM COOK TRACT" containing
fifty (J0) acres, more Or less, adjoining lands oi
Seabron stalnnkcr, James S. Harrison, L. La
grOone and A. Horton.
TEnNs.-Saii land will be cold on n credit of
twelve months, purchasers to give bond with good.
sccuretics, and Mortgage to the Ordinary to se!'
cure the purchase money. Costs to he paid in
cash. Titles extra. LEWIS JONES, s.E.D.
Nov IL 1t As
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Bee Rebels.

EETANTED Il few more reliable men to finish
w out the ranks Of my Company to he attack,
cd to Col. Cunninghans Regiment and armed
with Enfield Ritics--tor Carolina's..dcfence Apply
to j. Z. BROOKS.
Edgefeld C. H., Nov 12 1t 40
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A Chance for the Brave.

CAPT. ROBERT MERIWETHER, lnte of
Gregg's Regiment proposes 10 raise Company
for the present emergency, for which purpose
meeting will be held at the Cherokee Ponds, on
Friday, where an opportunity will be given to ul
who wish to enlist for the coast defence. Euiicld
rifles and tonts for hundred men have been
nrncnrrl.
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Shelling. of Urbana, Va.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov. ia Federal
steamer threw 1iO shells into Urbana, in Middle
sex county, VA, near the mouth of the Kappa
hanock river, on Friday last, seriously da claging
the church and dwellings.
The Confedcrates killed two Fedcralists and
slaves.
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Bridge Burning.

On this pont ;hc August. Chronicle E Sentinel
Of Tuesday expresses Itself thus:
81. is evident that the burning Of the bridges
on the Tennessee md ouy State Railroads is the
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State of, South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Nv ORDINARY.
EbY W. F. DURISOE, ESQ, Ordinary of edge
Sd field District.
Whereas, William N. Burt has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, with the Will an
nexcd on nil and singular, the goods and chat
ties, rights and credits of John Harwood Burt
late of the District aforesaid, deed.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish oil
and singular the kindred md creditors Of tho said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be holden
nt Edgeield c. H.. on tho lsth dny Of Nov. inst,
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 4th dny OF
Nov. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixtyone, and in the sGth yoar
Independence of South Carolina.
". F. DURIS0E, o.s.D.
Nov 6, 1850, ct A
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DIsTR ICT,

Eli " II - ~ - y ~ "
nv ORDINARY
EpY W. F. DURIs0E, Esquire. Ordinary Of
lid Edscfeld District.
Whereas, John p Mays, Senior, has applied to
me for Letters of Administration. on all and sin
gular the goods anl cha;i!es rights and credits of
John p Mays, Junior, late Of the District afore-
said deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and a'lmonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be
holden at Edgetield C. h. on the 18th day Of Nov.
inst, to show cause, if my, why the said admins
tinn should not he granted.
Given under my hand and soal, this 9Th day Of
November i'll the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-onc, aud in the eighty
sixth yrnr oi tho Independence of tae State Of
South Curolina:
W.F. DUR1s0E, 0. Z. D.
Nov8 2t Al
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State Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
DY W. I. DURIS0E, Esq, ordnury of Edge.
HID field Diatrict.
Whereas. Geo. B. Mills has upplioi to me for Let
ters of Administration, uu ull nrd singular the
goods and 'chattlcs, right, and credits Of James
T. Gardner lato Of the District aforesaid, decd.
Those are, therefore, 10 cite aud admenish ali
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be aud appear hcforc me, at our
next Ordnarys Court iur Tic said District, to be
holden ut Edgcicld Court House, On the 18th dny
Of November inst, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hdutl and seal, this 9TH day OF
November, in the year ul ctr L"r'l Que thousand
eight hundred aud sixty-unc, and III the eighty
sixth year OF the Independence of South Carolina.
W. +. DUElS0E, o.E.D
Nov i Ito Al
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T z r NJ S.

The above property will bO sold on credit OF
one aud two ycars, with nterest from day Of sale,
interest to be pnid annually.
Purchasers to give bond with at least two APP
proved securities, with the exception Of pu7cha-
scs under ten dollars, which must be paid in cash.
W. 7. SMITH, Ev,or.
K. T. SMITH, 1'> ''s'
Oct IS 1t 43
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EXECUTORS SALE.

TgYHE Executors Of tho last Will and Testament
: q Of the late WASHINGTON WISE, will
offer for sale at pub: outcry. at Eagciiald c. H.,
OH Sale-iay in December next, NIL the Real Es-
tate Of tue TsstaOr, consisting Of TWO TRACTS
OF LAND, viz:
THE HOMESTEAD TRACT,
Containing hoo Acres, moro or less, with q hand
some Dwelling House. and the suuappurtenances
of plantation in good repuir. There is about
45O ,lcrcs Of chuisc woodland on the place, lying
Toll and easy Of access.
THE SECOND TRACT
l. in the piney Woods adjoining lands of the
late DR.. ITarwood Burt, Francis 0ConnOr and
others, containing two hundred md ten acres,
we'll timbered, and mostly in woods.
Terms of sale made known OH the day of sae.
II. a. SHAW,
W. 8. WISE,
JOHN WISE,
GEO. ". WISE,
Executors
Nov 6 4t Al
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
". C. Moragnc, Adm'or,

vs.
EdscGeld Odd Fellows & Masonic
Building Associations and others
EDY Virtue Of an order of tho Court in This
ED case, I will proceed to sell at Elgeliell C.
II. Oh Monday, 81 day Of December next, thn;
LARGE AND COMMODI0uS BRICK BUILD
ING, with the Lot Oh which it stands, situate i'll
the Town of Edgedeld, and known ns the Odd
Felows' & Masonic Hall. Tho building is three
Stories high, containing in the basement two Of
the most desirable Store Rooms iu the Town Of
EdgeGelil the second story contains Il large Hall,
mud the third story, the Lodge Rooms Of tho Odd
Fellows nnd Masons-ali of which can bc rented
for good prices. Capitalists desiring to make an
investment will lln we'll to attend this Salc.
Tcrms of salo Cash. Purchaser required to pay
for papers extra. 0
z. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.p.
Cumm'rs Office, Nov ., 1861. 1t ij
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EXECUTORS SALE.
VEyn viii proceed To sell at the late res: !snce
w Of RICHARD PARKS, deceased on

TNTri viii Proceed U Stll ~ illc ldle res :enet
w Of RICHARD PARKS, deceased on
WEDNESDAY, TIE 4rn DECEMBER,
All the Real and Personal Estate Of the said de-
ceased net otherwise disposed Of, consisting of
FOUR TRACTS OF LAND.
Nc. ONE, OR MILL PLACE, contains about
Thirty acres On this place is an excellent Grist
and Saw Mill.
no. TWO, OR KINDRED PLACE, contains
One hundred Acref, lying On Stephens Creek,
uud adjoining the Mill place.
NO. THREE, contains about One hundred and
fifty acres, situate ON the West side Ut Stephens
Creek, and adjons the Mill place. Here is IN
excellent opportunity for man who wishes to
buy Mill and good farm, as these three tracts
of Land lie on buth sides Of the Creek opposite
each other.
NO. FOUR, OR THE HOMESTEAD PLACE,
contains about Three hundred acres. Thore are
on the premises fine Dwelling and NIL necessary
outbuiliings and ALSO good Store Room. This
latter place will be sold or rented on the above
mentioned day.
Also
TIE BRIDGE AND THE RIGHT TO KEEP
IT UP ~ long us IL man wi.ica, Will he sold Mt
the same ;lIne.
Also
Nine Likely Negroes,
Seven men and two women. ALSO, the entire crop
CORN, FODDER, COTTON, PEAS, OATS,
SEVEN MULES, ONE HORSE,
STOCK OF. COWS, HOGS AND SHEEP,
One Yoke Oxen, one sos Blacksmiths Tcols,. one
Road Wagon, Plantation Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TEMRS.-The above property will be sold on
credit Of twelve months with interest from date,
all sums of and over ten dollars,-undcr ten dol
lnrs cnsh Purchasers to give notes with two ap-
proved securities.
F. q. PARKS, r.,.-.
". L. PARKS. ''N " 80
Nov d 3t Al
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Sherif's Sale I!

BY Virtue of sundry Writs of Ficri Facias tie
~ NE directed, will proceed to sell ut Edge
field Court House, on the first Monday i'll Dec.
next, the following property in the following
cnse, to wit:
L. w. Bledsoc vs Henry Heart and Jesse Heart,
Ono Negro uan Lark" the property Of the De-
fendant Henry Hart.
gsy- Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, s.r,p.
Dec. s 1t Al
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FAIR WARMING =!

A LII persons indebted to the Undersigned by
"a Note or Account, if not paid by, 18th Mo-
vcmber, will be waited on in Augusta, ua., by an
officer. 5. Z. BOWERS, Agt
Augusta Nov. G If If
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Notice.

A Ii. persons indebted to the Estate Of Daniel
IN Prcscatt dce'd., aro requested to make i'm
mediate payment; and those having demands
against said Estate are requested to present them
properly atestcd, to
ELIZABETH PRESCOTT, E1'ix.
Or, JAS. A. LANIER, hor Agent.
Oct ], 1851. 3m 80
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AifaiIs in Arkansas.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. photographic dis
patches from Dcs Are, Arkansas, say that General
Borland expects nm attack at Pocahontas, Arkan-
sas, to-day, from 900 Federalists
Jen. Thompson was hard pressed, but Was re-
ported to be safe at Little Rock, Arkansas, with
1000 men.
Gcn Fremont was at Springfield with 10000
men. A great fight was impending.
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Report of the Treasurer Of the Gene.
raj Board.
1850 DIR
10 balance in hands Of Treasurer at last
report, $3.50
Received of T. Dean, T. c., fno, it being
5 per cont. psrmonth on an.ounr due
the General Board, retained in his
hands, 1880
Reed of I. Dean, T. c., it hcng 40 per
cent. OH the General Tax nitcr Tax
Collectors Commissions is taken off lO,O97,92
Reed Of Thos. &. Lamar, road fine, 600
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Notice /!

n WILL d.liyer CORN MEAL at Edgefeld c..
Il L., ut One dollar per bushcl, and POTATOES
ut Sr7cnty-6re cents per bushel Also, GRIND
ING lomc mt my. Mill, seven mics Last Of Edge
field c. H. ut the shortest notice.
g. ". HATCHER.
Nov 4 In III
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Who Wants a Hat ? =

vN1lIE undersigned, at Grani,cvlc, is making
Il WOOL HATS of good quality, and at
moderate prices. WOOL in any quantity will be
bought
Wanted to work at the trade steady Halter, to
whom constant employment will be given.
D. i. NORRIS.
Grauitcville, S. c., Nov 6, 1861. 4t4l
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Two LIKELY NEGROES,

Stuck of Horses, Mules Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fol-
der Oats, Plantation Tools and Kitchen Furni-
ture, &c.
Terms-All sums of and under five dollars
cash for sums above five dollars on 4 credit of
twelve months, interest from day of sale. Pnr-
chasers will he required to give Note with APP
proved surctics 10 secure the purchase moEcy.
JAS. s. HARRISON, p..-,
JOHN L. HARRISON. NN 0''
Nn,. II 1T 40
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Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to james N. Hudson by
"A Note or Book Account, arc hereby notified
that have been appointed by tile Court, Agent
on behalf of the Creditors for the settlement of
his aIairs; and that I will require all those in
debted by account to come forward aud give good
Notes for the same on or by the first Monday in
December next. Those Indebted will surely heed
this notice to avoid being sued, especially as no
money is required.
j. l.. ADDISON,
Agent for the Creditors.
Oct % st -
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prenariue. for Retaliation.

RlcuuoSp, Va, Nov. l1.-Col. Corcoran, three
Captuins, and ten LieutcpaAts, Of the Federal
prisoners, have been chosen by lot to be hung in
the place Of Capt. Baker and the crew of the pri-
vatecr Savannah, convicted, in New !Iork, Of pi-
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Nine Likely Negroes,
Administrators Sale.

DY Virtue Of an order from ". F. Durisoc, O.
ID +. D., will sell ut the late residence of Wm
Shafsr, deceased, "h THURSDAY, 2lst Novem-
her iust, the prrsoNal Estate of said William
Sharer consisting Of
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CT.
Paid trvis Turner, Constable 100
IF. Lowry, Treasurer Upper Bat
talon, 10th Regiment, 100000
Josiah Padgetf, Treasurer Lower
Battalion, 10Th Regiment, GO0,O0
Jas. S. Harrison, Treasurer Upper
Battalion, 9th Regiment, 100000
i" Lee IIulson, Treasurer Lower Bat
talon, 9Th Regiment, 2,"5O,Oo
j. i. Bland, Treasurer Upper Bat
lion, 7th Re- cgimcnt, 7OO,OO
Battalion, 7lh Regiment, 100000
Smkins, Durisoe & Co., fur publish
ing Report, $3.50
General Treasurer and Secretary by
agreement Il5,95
Balance in the hands of Gen'l Treasurer, 729,23
$lO,A2?gs
L. 7. MINIS, Treasurer
General Board