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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

DsscExr ON A sufLsR's CAnr.-one Of Capt.
Johnson's detectives yesterday made raid on a
suffers camp, situsted out on seventh street. He
made haul Of two horses, one carbIne, and seven
U. s, ssddcs. The officer deserves sssat deal OF
credit for the manner In which he worked things
In making the capture. The brand Of I" U. So on
the horses were so ingeniously covered th.t none
but detectives eye would have ever SCENT. The
man had completely covered the brand with his
ow n mark
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31
Naval Captures.


The United States Steam sloop Ossipec cap.
tured, on the Goth inst, the James Battle and
VIM. Bagaloy, blockade runners, from Mobile,
loaded with cotton.
The United States Steamer sciota, of tb,
coast Of Texas, on the 7th inst, mcde for two
small vessels, both Of which upon seeing the
sciota rau ashore, where we bsardcd them and
burned them, there being no possible chance Of
saving either. Their cargoes consisted Of abou,
sixty bales of cotton.
Also, on Thursday following, while passing
Corpus Christi, two vessels were discovered A,
anchor behind Mustang leland, apparently
loaded with cotton and awaiting an opportu-
nifty to escape the blockade. A rifle twenty.
FOUNDER was fired at them, when both 70,
under way and stood up tho bay about six
miles, where they grounded.
An expedition In charge of Lieut.. Davenport
was al once sent across the island to capture
them, " possible, and If they could not be
saved, destroy them by fire, which was done
after an unsuccessful attempt was made to
noat them. The expedition proved success sful,
ana reflects credit upon those composing it.
While returning, Lieut.. Davenport accidently
shot himself with a rife, the ball passing
'hrough bis right leg, little below the knee.
and his left arm above the elbow,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

THErTs.-Wm. Louis, for stealing a lot of
confectionery and other articles from August
Hosch, was arrested by ofncer Taylor, OF the
Eighth precinct, and taken before Justice Thomp-
son, who committed hin for = further hearing.
Samuel Roberts, a soldier belonging to the Sec
ond District volunteer was arrested for stealing
box, contaixing s2.62 in postal currency, from
Nicholas Duneil. .....
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

/ DisLorAL.-John Pistcr, John Kirser, and
Henry Rupp, three citizens, were found on the
street last night, by one Of Capt. Johnsons detect
ives, very much Intoxicated, and hurrahing fol
brcckinridge, Davis, dc. They were arrested and
conhued in the Guardhouse, where this morning
they were hncd In the sum Of s5 each, by Justice
Ferguson, and allowed to depart.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

DRowSED.-On Wednesday. Goth instant
whilst private - Kelly was bathing In the Poto
mac, just below Chain bridge, he WAS caught Ia
tho whirlpool" and, although an expert swim
mer, was drowned. All attempts to rescue him
were without avail. He belonged to company C
Fourth New York heavy artillery. His remaini
were taken to Fort Ethan Allen, Va.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

The ExEMPTs.-The drafted men in Boston
who succeed in getting exempted spend the
$500 eonscription fec thus saved in treating
their friends. One of them, day or two ago,
not being able to gather his friends in sufficient
numbers, laid out so much Of the money upon
himself that he was completely laid out.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public mestings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, fsl Ninth street. There will be
speeches, National Songs, ac. The rsading-rooms
open every evening. r4-lw
James A. Brown, Esq, 10 duly authorized and
accredited as an Agent to solicit and receive sub
soriptons and contributions In support Of tho Ma
tionnl Union League Reading Room.
wM. BEBB, President
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

QUAcKERY.-I earnestly caution younR men
suffering from Nervous Debility, Ac., axaihst en-.
dangcring their health by patronizing any Of me
methods used BY the advertiser, and BY hundrs ds
OF others, and In no other way Read LITTER Who'll
VIII SEND you, u you will send me postpaid en-.
Veiope bearing your address. Direct 70
80 49,, EDWARD n. TRAyER,
apo-dSw6m Lock BOX, Boston, Mas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

DIDS'r PAY.-This morning, whilst resi-
dent Of the city was absent from his home, man
named Edward Carpenter visited the house and
told the servant who answered the ring OF the bell
that tho gentleman Of the house had promised to
lend him his horse. He was shown the way TO the
stable and procured the horse. He was, however,
soon arreVcd and taken before Justice Rowland,
who held him for further hearing, since one Of
the witnesses was absent In Virginia. Carpenter
received no authority whatever to use the horse
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

have given your Plantation Bitters to bundreds
81 our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or iess
marvellous and gratifying.
such a preparation as this is heartily wish in
every iamiiy, In every hospital, and Il hard on
every battlefield. a. w n Asn.rws "
jyA-iy superintenHsnt
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

InE MEXICAN FAncE.-The Franco Mcxic an
monarchy farce is too much even for the capa
cious stomach of the Napcleonic organ in New
fork-the Courier des ktsts Uris. The editor
insists uPon 1t that the mere resolution of the
60 called Council Of Notablcs is not sufficient
test OF the wishes of the Mexican people. and
hopes, therefore, that some opportunity win be
given them to be heard in a matter so much
affecting their present and future condition,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

REAL Estate sALEs.-J. G. Mcguire & Co.
sold on the premises, yesterday, part Of the prop.
erty belonging 10 the estate Of the late Darius
Cisssett, subdivided As follows: Lot ist, Of ios
acres, with improvements, sold to John d. Claeget
eldest son OF deceased, for Si57 per acre. Lot 2d
Of 81 acres, to Theodore Mosher, at $75 per acre.
Lot ID, to same party, at ssi 30 per acre. This
property 10 situated five and half miies from the
city, and adioins the farm owned by Francis r.
Blair, known 40 silver Spring.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

IHk CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIENCB OF
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit and A. a
warning And CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suifer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hoou, etc., supplying at the same time THE McAns
or SELF CURE. BY one who has cured himself N
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Quackery.
by enclosing postpaid addressed eny clope
single copies may be had Of the author.
my 28-1y Bedford, Kinrs Conntv
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-31

AIDING SOLDIERS TO DrsERT.--Major Cille
his morning committed barber (by the name
Edward Dawron) to the Guardhousc, on the abo,
charge. His offence consisted in shaving a coup
OF soldiers OF their beard, whereby they might u
more readily pass unrecognized, 40 they wei
about to desert. II Is proper to state, in extenu
tion Of Dawson's fault, that the men Informed hil
that they had furlough for fifteen days. Tb
matter will be further Investigated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

rGyHE Auction sales -of the urani!eyille COM
4 pany are closed fer the prcse:t, and will not
be resu&rcd until we are relieved from II Govern
lnc,,t requirement. fur All our Cloth To make Sscks
Tor The u:hes. Due nriics will Lc given wicn
our public sales are TO be resumed.
Uniur the present Government requirements
We are not at liberty To supply otf Gus :vlnars, ex-
cert to barter Tor supplies iCr Unr Factory and
the WORK people. We wil barter rs follows
One yard Of 4 1 or Drills and other Cloth in
proportion tor Il pound oi Bacon or It ruuud Of
Lurl
II yards for a bushel of Cprn or Peas.
i :" tor 100 ih>. of Fud,-r.
iur p gallon vi 5, rup-burrcls fur
nished by the Company,
The highest murket price given for Flour or
good Sole. Leather. either III Cash or Cloth ut
market rates. Fine Cotton purchased for Cash,
without bagging. il brought here in slaves, and
if clean aud Tree from folder leaves.
WM. GREGG, Prcs't-
Dec 1 4t -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
NOTICED!
To Persons Holding Surgeons Ger
tiicatts of ExeEp,icn from Coz


WDQRS. MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD,
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
EDGEElELn. SC, Dec. lst, 1853.
n by special orders Of tie Commandunt Of Con-
IL scripts, Ill persons in The Fourth Cong.ession-
al District, holding ".Surseon's Csrtifcatrs of
Exemption" IRON Conscrirlion are rcIui ed to
report at the place of rendezvous in their respec-
tive Districts on The days Leiow indicated fur ie-
vision o. their Certificates.
t II. Persons who f;dl 10 report arc notified that
their present. Certificates. Vi Exciu ';lun will be
NJ longer recognized.
III. The object Of THIS revision is chiefly to oh
tain a complete registration OF all Exemptions OF
:his class, with the physical causes of exemption.
1t is earnestly urged that al persons 81 exempt
vr who rinim to be unit for service will report
promptly.
". Soldiers on furlough. Oho are unable TO
trarei to a Hospital Examining Board for exten-
sion, may report on the days indicated for exami-
nation.
v. The following days are appointed for the
several DISTRICTS:
Abbevil:e, on. The 18th and 18th December.
.Newberry, l4th and 10th
Laurens, Z" 18th and 18th
Lexington, Z" 2lst and 22d
Eige6eld, " 2Sth, 29th aid Goth December.
]. P. CAMERON,
Chief of Ex. Board Fourth Cong. Dist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

We learn that a correspondence which ha.
been p.ud.ns for ~scvrr.l days between the
President, Generals ilardce, Johnston and
Br.yy nus eliminated IN III arranged reor-
uauization oil the command Of the army alb I'VE.
General Joseph il Johnston is To take su-
nrrmc had OF .,ttairs, with Guneral Bag. as
cbief of staif-a Combination long sought By
the country; aud pr:senting n Cheering front
to The ipture: We have no. lords t%oexpreSs
our delight at so eqaitaal:, popular an adjust
ment OF the ye1ed prob rm. With gQnuS'on
To plan, supervi-e and dircc:, and With Bragg
tn conduc, the office details aud police of the
army, it will restore confidence as it will be
itseli restored. The people aud the soldiers
will accept this tardy tribute To their discern
ing sense, with gratitude aud col.hdence:-
Atlanta gouteaeracy, 9Th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

An ENrRcErIc WoMAN.-A correspondent
of the Clarion writes from Jasper county,
Miss; 80.
Mrs. gi.nmotis. a widow lady "f this county,
has made during the prcsent year, SOC bush
els of corn, 100 bushels Ct potatoes, With peas
and oiuders enough to fatten her hogs. She
did Ill the p!owing herself, and did It with an
OLD wind broken pong. Her two'lttle daagh'
tiers aged twelve and toarteen years gig tue
boeing, She has also made 100 pounds of to-
Lacco now in press. Since her crop was fin
i,hea, she has done wesvsg enough to buy
her salt and a pair Of Cards, Snd has some
,coupy ls(t, Please give this an insertion for
The benefit of w,,Jow2 aud soldiers wives. who
are dependent on the cold ets'itg # STATE
assistance. There are hundreds scattered
over the country, whH, ny little more indus
try could make thcig Own support aud live
independently.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
FARMERS or E1gnrIEkn.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT NIKE aAD
MINING DIsTRICl ovCfE c!AEoLINA,
DrcyNnrR 81. 1853.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT Ni.RG nAO
MINING DISTINCT ooCfI cAEoLINA,
DECEMBER IS, 1853.
NUNPoxDERis requ red in l"rse quantities
w fer. the Army, ucd to make it. Saltpetre
must h. had. Orders have been received III CHS
Office, from the. authorities at Richmoad, tn MAJ
ufuciurc Saltpetre in every p-rt OF the State
where the proper materials can Ge found. Tne
etrth under old build.nss, protected .tom ths
rain. genrrnliy contnin; Saltpctre; q ie" .i.ches
in druih only uf tA1 scraI.iugs hfe required Eve
~ PATRIOTIC Farmer in the State has it in his
ppwer, with little or no Inconvenience, to aid riit
tiovcrnluenl iii his al irlp"rtaL; work let INN
remember that, for the prptsclion oil hi" own pro-
,erty and life it is required. From e'cry shcn
old building, SEMI me a half pint OF earth, prop
sriy put uD in separate parcels, having the name
or number distinctly written upon u, So that
Hereafter the place can be easily ilcntrhed. They
can lie loft with the Post Enrolling ouicer, hieut
Schirmer, at Eigeicld G.. H.; Ut the Nitre and
Mining Office in Augusta at Mr.. Belts, Pine
House; or ut my residence. on the Hsmbars road
near Edgeivld q. H., Us may DC most convraicnt.
Under authority from the Secretary of Wrr
am directed, when absolutely necessary, to i'm
press Negro Labor, Stock, Fuel, Fixtures, &c.,
essential 10 the manufactory Of Ssltpctre on plan
tations and firms hut feel confident that the
patriotic citizens Of South Carolina, aud cspe-
cinlly Of this District, will most readily and VIII
insly respond to any reasonable call may be
compelled to make.
Tho following articles are required inmcd .n.c-
": Two-horse Wagons, and Single-horse Cnrts.
with Mules OF norses. These L nm prepared to
purchase or hire.
Parties who are willing to engage in the manu-
factory of S%altpetre on. their own farms, will re-
ceive Il jus; compensation 60: al they produce,
aud the laborers thus employed will be exempt
from imprcssment. The Farmers i'll North Caro-
lima manufacture monthly about ten thousand
pounds our farmers can do likewise.
Mr.. RIID S. PORCHER is ass gned to the
SupcrintenLencc of Nitro Works in Edseiield
District, assisted by DIR. GEO. PATTERSON.
Any information can he obtained from either OF
thelu, or by addressing me ut Edgcfcld c. II.
FRANS. s. HCLEES,
Superintendent for the State If So. Ca,
Nitro q Shining Dist, No. 6.
Dpc9 II 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
WHY the Yankees Want Sumter.

"We want it anu must nave it, because the
euer., aye mounting guns on the channel
lro:.t, 70 ppc.rct The distractions, and making
:omb. proof. TOR . a4rris,n. We KANT it, thar
we may command Tao ooStruc' ie'S, anu 'na'
from cur batteries Mounted tuere our p'a-s
NAY be protected in r1nn.ving them. And
we want II for tie name If tie thing Tor with.
out any superstition, we somehow believe. that
wien the S,ars AMI Stripes once n.ore hoa'
over It's ruins, it will herA,l the cid, rs the
Iowerl.g Of that h,g was The beginning, OF
The wag .-P ailadelphia llq1lrer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

Yankee schoolteachers have established
themselves al along the Mississippi for the
special benefit of the neero. At Island Ten,
at Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, Yickshurg,
Eatchoz, Baton Rouge and New Orleans. they
have opened up these ins;itltions and the lit
,le ,nHies are daily congregated together for
.he nurpose of learning Dread. What supreme
;mnndence. At home the FederalS have mill
ION. Of white CHILDREN in Ignorance. filth and
rags, and yet they pass them by with the cool,
,.st indifference II Go:ne South and expend
philanthropy upon the Afric'n,
McNE1L STILL At WoBk.-Thr Rocking
ham (Ya.) Register says Capt. Mcneil has
list struck the enemy another heavy blow.
r.. has been sbacnt ron that part oil the
Valley fer a week or .ss past, with n part OF
his company. waitin~ Z IA chance 70 get an-
o,ler Tain If their wagons. Tiat opportu
n;tv occurred on ST. ,day or Monday last,
somewhere on his old stamping. ground. in
uarlv County. lie dashed upon tine train
c,nturins eighty wagons, 2l9 horses, Nc.
md eighty prisoners. He lad to destroy the
wagons, but he brought out the horses anl
prisoners.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
HEADQUARTERS ENROLLING OFFICER,

HEADQUARTERS ENROLLING OFFICER,
EDGrrIgLD, Dec. LIST, 1868.
Y all persons in this District holding Surgcon's
10 Certificates of Exemption from Consumption,
are, III. compliance with the above. ordered to re-
port at this oIioe on tae days indicated.
II. Ali Soldiers who have been discharged from
the Arm !, and who now hold said discharges, arc
likewise ordered to report fur revision of the same.
III. All persons embraced in this Order, who
fail TO report will he Immediately Enrolled, and
sent forward Gs defaulters.
". Assistant Eurolling Officers CT this District
are called upon to see that the above orders arc
complied with.
By order of Cummandant Of Conscrip.s.
f. NJ. SCItIRMER,
Lieut.. L Chief E.. O. of Edge. Dist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

HOY W. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
E9 EdgeGeld District
Whereas, Darling WILLIAMS has applied to me
for Letters If Administration, on all apl Singular
tbs goods and %chattels, rights and credits Of JO-
scph Williams, l4le Of the District aforesaid, de-
o6asol,
These are, therefore. to cite aAl aimsnish NJ!
and singular. the Kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, ut our next
OrIinary's Court for the said District, to be holden
NJ Eigeiell rou.t House, on the 2lst day Of
Dec. instant to show cause, if any, why the
s4,d aip4in;sl,qF:on shoai4 r&t Ky siaate;;
iiiyon qnder my band and seal, this Ith day or
pe:. in year OF our Lord one thousand eight hum
lepr or ill., Iuleee4denGo Of South Carolina
". +. bUlIS0E, O.E.D.
Dee & 81 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Woodyille ACADEMY.

TINE Spring Session Of this schuul will be re-
Il sumcd ON the Second Monday in January
1864, aud will continue Five Months, twenty aays
" tho mouth.
Latin Greek, French, and the usual English
Branches will constitute the entire course.
Board can be obtained in The neighborhood At
reasonable prices.
/, vii! be the constant aim nf the Teacher to
improve the mental AMI moral condition Of his
pup Is. REV. ROBERT IL. SENIOR.
Dec liu& %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Rocky Creek academy.

rv5iE SPRING SESSION of this Institution
" corn.aence THO FIRST MONDAY OF
JANUARY, 1854, and continue Five Months,
twru,y days to the Month.
StuIunts will he charged from the sine Of en-
trance ~ the cud of The SESSION, /" oara"cc, anu
none will be received apply ns later thnn three
weeks after the term Commences, unless prevent
cd by sickness. No deduction will be made tx
crpt III case OF pro;rnctci Illness.
III. Rates vi Tuitiun pvr ,vrn OF Five Months
are SI2, 81, $40 and SD, according to ClaSsibca-
ton. liaod Board Coli uc obtained in ,he ricini-
y, pcar the Acadcmy, ut r'.lfs 10 correspond With
the times.
Pe,sous wishing th.ir children thoroughly in
s:ruc:ed in u strict AcaueInlc course wnl Lave
iioerai attention gwen tIvli III my Schuoi.
join ". McCANTS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
headquarters,

ENROLLING 0FFlCER,
EDGErigLD, Dee. eth, 1863.
v7y:IE opinion of Judge WARDLAw having been
& given rs to the validity Of State Exemptions
against liability to Conseription, aud the said
Judge having laci.ed that such Exemptions do
not exempt y man from Confederate Consumption {:
I. All mon in this District Cbetween the ages of
IS and AZ hi ling Exemptions issued from the
Adjutnnt & Inspector Generals .0licc of South
Carolina, and who have Gy roason of such excinp-
rinns been allowed to remain Ut home until deci-
sion was made, are hereby ordered TO report to
these Head Quaste-S on the 18th, 29th or 5Oth
Instant.
II. Those claiming Exemption. on the grounds
of physical inability, will have an opportunity
of being xamiued ON the above stated days.
III. Assistant Enrolling Officers in this Dis-
.trict are called upon To pcs tL%attiiis o.ler is CON-
piled with. !. NJ. SCHIRMER,
Lieut.. d E.. 0. of Edgcfe,d.
m IN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
A School Wanted

45oH The ensuing year by A YOUNG. Indy,
wi. is L native Of South Carolina, n gradu-
mic oc spnrtauburs Female College, and has
taught steadily The last two and n half years, and
rl.ss-d all we'll. She Teaches English and Latin.
list of her patrons, and others certifying to
her qualifications, may he seen at the office of the
! rdg. licld Adrerti'er. address, stating term', &c,
VA,
Dorn's Gold Mines, Abheville Dist, 5. C.
D.,0 II 40
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Administrators Sale.

EeY VirlAe ~ an order from W. /. Uurisuv, Es-
Ed Iii-e. 0rdiaI.g for l~.'t:cte'l District, We
will procse,i - sell. y. the lat- residence Of Mrs.
CHARLOTTE PETERSON. decd. on TUES
la Tho 4-- U-.~Aaber 49,, ih liz lsisunai
Estat' Of said deceased, consisting ol
IWenty-Nile Likely Negroes,
EIGHT HEAD OF MULES,
ONE HORSE AMI BUGGY
STOCK OF CATTLE AND SLEEP,
FAT AND STOCK HOGS,
CORN AHD FODDER,
TWO ROAD WAGONS,
ONE OK CART, ONE PAIR OMEN,
Tools aud Llhel articles too tedious u n%isIliun.
TERMS,-All sums VI and unlcr Twenty Dol
lurS. Cash and all suns abovc twenty dollars OIL
a credit Of twelve month"; y ith interest from day
of sale. Purchrsols to give Notes with approved
securities.
-h;sO,-
At the same time ald place, we will sell the
VALUABLE TRACT OF Land vi the De-
ceased, containing
Twelve Hundred Acres,
Lying AMI being on Penn Creek. waters of Ped
DAnk Creek. ana W tiers of Little Saluda River,
adjoining lands Of George J. Strother, Mra. Mary
B. Johnson, .j~m,s Il. AL.:ns AMI james Hill.
THIS Plantation is WILL improved and in n good
state vi cultivation. This iaad is well uuaptcd
to the raisins oil Corn AID Cotton and small
Grain; and il II valuable plantation.
TERM6.--On IL or dit Of twelve months, VITA
interest from day Of sale. Purchaser to give
Note with approved securities.
WM. a. SrR0THER,
b. K. STR0THER,
GEO. j. STROTlIER.
Aim'rs.
Dec | st" 40
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Election Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH cARoLIN.

STATE OF SOUTH AROLlNA
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT.
n STUART HARRISON, Clork Of the Court
/. Of General Sessions and Common Pleas for
L1ngeiield District, in pursuance of the Act of the
Legislator. 10 such case mad. and provided, do
hereby give public notice, tina: an ELECTION
FOR CLERK, ORDINARY and SAEkIFF,
for Eagcfeid District, will DC held on MONDAY
the ELEVENTH Of JANUARY NENT, ut tho
usual places Of election throughout the District.
Witness my hand at EjscGeld Court House,
Ills l4th day of November, 1863.
S. HARRISON, c.c.c.s.&c.r.
NV IL tc 40
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& Valuable Tract u

g9tHtIES in interest also o!uf for snlc 4 Tract
d rf ianl, cnn.ainiag TWELVE HUNDRED
ACHES, :ying about tour miles !r"m The "hov,
Fract and twn allies ,r"m Mount Wiling. Thi:
Land is heavily limhercd with pine. but hhs
upon it no dwelling, or Improvements Of any
kin,i,; .ns ele.red lnnd:
The contri,pia,ed railroad between Columbia
aVd Augusta will probably run very near both Of
the above lnenlioncd tracts.
Parties or Persons wishing to purchase are re
fcrryd 10 DR.. a.. V. YUUNuBLUUD, Ridge p.
., ti":ii NJ distinct.
g. NV - Ct IS
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN nRDINARY

IN ORDINARY.
E.Y W. F. DuRISoE, Esqp Ordinary of Edge
whcrros. A. W. 4 E. +. Glnnton have applied
No. t,r Letters of Administration, on all and
s;nn,lor TIE goods and chnttels, rights and credits
Of Mrs. Mary Glahton, late OF the District
THos. are. therefore. to cito and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and erediior' OF the
al d"csnsed. to be and appear before me, at our
nar, nrdinary's Court for the said District, to be
hoId,n at EISviiold Court House, on the 2lst day
-, n.c inst. to show cause, if my, why the
e,;d aIministration SHOULD not be Gran.ed.
H. midi my hnLd aud seal, this 9TH day Of
Dec. in the year of our Lord ono thousand
.;<L, hundred md sixty-thrOc, and in tho eighty
with xo,r of the Independence of S. Carolina.
''s"'" W.. f. DURISOE, o.E.D.
no.o ct. so