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From the Raleigh ProgreI

From the Raleigh Progress.
CONSCRIPTS CHOOSING THEIR REGIMENTS.
Having published q few days since the letter of
the President to Gov. Vance relative to conscrpts
choosing their regiments we, in justice to Dol.
Maett insert the following from the authorities ct
Richmond, to show that he has been acting under
orders in assigning conscripts to regiments against
their wish. Gov. Vance, it seems, sent copy of
the Presidents letter to Col. Mallett and he for
warded it to the Bureau of Conscription, with an
enquiry as to whether or not he (Col NJ had not
acted under orders in the matter. The Assistant
Secretary of War, in forwarding COL Ms letter to
the Secretary Of War, made the following endorse
ment:
SECRETARY OF WAR.
1.-THE regular execution of the Consumption Act
has been disturbed in nearly every State, so that
benign administration has been rendered impossible
"The conscripts in particular States have been
sent entirely to some commands. Recruiting off,
for the army have been sent forth to collect re-
cruits, and have used much harshness and severity
in completing their operations =
"The Consumption Act required distribution of
conscripts to fill up existing regiments, and this
prevented absolute liberty of choice such as the
President supposed to have existed
"That liberty was necessarily somewhat abridged,
and the circumstances before mentioned have di.
minished it still more''
Respectfully Submitted, -.
(sieneD. j. A. CAMPBELL, A. sw.
The Secretary of vat made the following endorse.
ment and returned the letter to the Bureau of Con-
scription:
CONSCRIpT BUREAU. !.
"The construction Of the Genera! order as stated
by Col Mallett does not appear 10 be inconsistent
with the views expressed by the President, As
far anay be consistent with due distribution, the
privilege Of choice as to the company preferred is
and has been allowed to those who choose to volun.
teer before Enrolment, the privilege is wholly an
restrictedater enrolment; choice is made to yield
only to due distribution, and feel assured the
President would not direct such due distribution t.
be overlooked or not enforced"
(Signed) -. ]. 4. 8. Secsg.
Official
(Signed) O. B. 8UFFIELD, A. A. G..
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.

BLACKSMITH WANTED.
WISH TO HIRE OR BUY 4, GOOD BLACK.
u smith-will hire q white man and furnish dwelling
house, or will buy OF hire aslave.
Aso, wanted I've good field hands for the balance Of the
: o. ]. ;OoWLES
Wilkssborough, N. o.
!. May s, 1858. is-wtk
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NOTICE..

TRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING
dark bay mare MULE reached mane tail at full length
two years old last spring, medium size, heavy built
scars marks recoected The said mule has be0
put to work. will pay liberal reward for information
as TO enable me to procure the mule Any person Civ
ing the information to the whereabouts of the said
mule, will address A. h. Smith, Nashville who will defrsy
all expenses, &C. ANY SMITH.
June 10, 1863 49,. 26-wtf
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June 80, 1858. y{pr adv. $l0.) 2-wst.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, CHATHAM
- County, Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
Term, 1855. OBED HfNDERsoN, Admir-, os. Franklin
Cook and others. Petition to sell real estate.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Levi
therefore aud decreed that be made
in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said defendants of
the filing of this petition and that unless they at
in Peterborough on the I'd Monday in August next
answer the petition the will be taken pro consso
and heard GO pGrts as to them.
Witness r. c. Cotton, Clerk of said Court at Office in
Peterborough, the I'd Monday in May, 1888.
re COTTON, c. O. G.
June 80 1868, 27-w6tpd.
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4 CARD.-MR. J. n. FOY, IN A PUB.
"A lished pamphlet, having honored me with few low
flung remarks, only - say that have no dispose
ton to retaate, FIJI Del to say that Mr. Foy is too
we'll known for hi ON temper and rashness-his
"simpIe Mr. Carpsl eo admit the fact, that l am
::simps," and am 81 have sense enough to
know it. Had Mr. Foy Il hse to know what every ono
else knows that knows himtbat he too is simple" he
would be more esteemed for wisdom than he now is
With this brief card remain Mr. Foys humble servant,
(when it suits me.) J. B. CARPENTER.
July 10, 1858. 58-ltpd.
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NOTICE..-sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
N the camps Of the 7th Regiment Confederate Cavalry
stationed near Knson, N. G., the 18th day of May
1863 mare, long black and TAIL slim bodied
and thin in order, "A Is hands high good eyes, aid
about years old liberal reward will be paid for her
delivery to me- any information concerning her. Ad.
dress me at Kinston, N. G.
L. G. GATHER, Lieut..
Co. G, 7th Confederate Cavalry.
July 8, 1863 2s-wSt.
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NORrH.CAROLINA, C0URTOPpp,
In Pitt County. Guarler Sess a;maS \
NJ. G. 8. CHERRY, Ex'r., ! 1863
ps.
others.
happening to the satisfaction of the co,..,
Hasrell and wife, Guilford Moorng and WIFI s That
ell Buck, guardian to Edward and Manseii c ana Gu
Of James Carney deceased, reside beyond the merry
State i is ordered BY the Court that adveriss'ss
flying the defendants of the fling Of ~ E;sanaart
appear and answer, &C., judgment pro esu Rs
granted against them, &c. '''9sss0
GEO. A. DANCy
June ls, 1868. (pr adv. s562X.l .. 6
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July 8, 1868.

AORTH.CAROLINA, GRANVILLE COUNTY,
In Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
1868. JAMES W LYON, Admir- of EL1zABsrH LYoN, dec d.
Petition to make real estate assets, DC.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
NJ Lyon, of the parties in this cause resides beyond
the limits of this States 1t is therefore, on notion order
ed by the Court that advertisement be made for six weeks
John M Lyon of the filing of this petition and that unless
he appears at the next term of this Court and answer the
petition the will be takenpro eoassso and heard
e1 parte as to him. /.-.i!5s.. :.
Witness, Augustine Lands Clerk of said Court at Of
flee, the first Monday of May, 1858. =
A. Lands, o. c. C.
June 80, 1858. i{pr adv. $l0.) N-wSt,
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NORTH-CAROLINA, COURT OF pLs,,
IL Chatham County. T Team ~ Sessisss
HIN. RAINS and wife ! '' 1868. y
Dolly,
%. p....
WILLIS BIRD, e'i'ion 10 divide land.
TURNER Bird, and
others.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the co..
er Bird is nonresident of this State Il thaI
advertisement be made in the Raleigh rs ~ ordse
space of four weeks, notifying him to he .uS
next term of this Court of Pleas and Onssa appear
said County, to be held on the I'd Monday Sesd
then and tLere to plead, answer or DENIM ~ Angus
ton, OF judgment will be give against him 70 .he s
May %, 1868. (pr. adv. $500 LIH,frEN, c. q
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TOHN ANDER SON 9. CO.'S. FINE cur
- Chewing Tobacco. At WHITAKERS.
RaleiEA, July 10. 1853. &C.
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ID UNAWAY.- FROM THE
~ suhscriher Sunday night the 29th nit his

u UNAWA Y.-RANAWAY FROM THE
man, POMPEY. This boy is about 81 IS years old,
vy dark color Of medium sze and very compactly built
ne has scar caused by cut with axe just above
left he took two knives constructed of blades fitted
into wooden handies small butcher knife black wool
nat cloth cap checked coat of worsted goods several
pair OF pantaoons, two white blankets two pair boots
Ny is that he is making his way to the YAM
KEGS in the eastern part Of the State be may be lurking
about the lime Of the Piedmont Railroad of the
same family working on it. : =
will pay reward Of fly dollars for the apprehension
and confinement of said boy that can get nm again
WILLIAM BROWN.
July TO- 1868. 66-8tpd.
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~ The Memphis Appeal will please copy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Administrators Sale!

IeY Virtue Of au Order from YIN. r. DurisOc,
I'D Ordinary Of ElSeieli District, we will pro-
rccd To sell at tho late residence OF WILLIAM
T0NEY, dee u, uu THURSDAY, the lIth day
of November next, all the Personal Es.ato, OF
said deceased. consisting "f
Sc VEN LIKELY NEGROES,
TWO MULES, THREE ROKsEs,
A FINE LOT OF FAT AND STOCK HOGS,
ABOUT THIRTY CATTLE,
ONE YOKE OXEN,
ABOUT THIRTY SHEEP, TWELVE GOATS,
900 Bushels Eora,
FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS FODDER,
LOT CT WHEAT AND RYE,
. PEAS, PEA-VlEEs AND SHUCKS,
200 or 300 Bushels Sweet Potatoes,
About 1900 Pounds Seed C6ato2,.
ONE CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,
Two Buggies. and Harness,
Ono Four Horse Wagon, One enc Horse Waso',
Ono OK Cart,
About 5000 feet Poplar Plank and Lumber,
One Silver Watch,
Plantation and Blacksmith Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C., &C. dc.
TERaIS.-:n sums of and uadcr $40 CAST
over that amount on L credit OF twelve months,
with interest from day of. sale. Purshnsers to
give Note with two approved securities.
HARRIET T0NEY,
GEO. j. T0NEY,
'Oct2l 4t42 Administrators.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
SLAVE LABOR DIVISION K0. 3.

q THE Commissioner Of the Roads and tho
z. Town aul hpritics within the judicial Districts
oil Fairfield, Richlsnd. Lexington, E~srfcli.
B~aInwel,, and Orangaburg, a,o required forthwith
10 summon ull parsons i'll possession Of slaves
liabie'to Road duty, ni'hinsthe limits of their au.
'h,rity, to deliver one fourth OF their slaves Ii able
tn such duty at the Dppots nearest the ow ner's
residence. TN MONDAY, 9th November next, ut
10 o'clock a m, there tn await transportatich to
Charleston fur thirty days tabur on the ~fortiGcn-
tons.
II. The aggregate Of the culls made on this
Division, including the prcser. call. isfuur m"rHhs'
labor Of ope-fourth of all the Rosd hands. In
rl,rsusnce Of tho tsrms IF tho Act. then, the
COMMISSIONER and Town. authorities will only
require sf tho screr. Il slaveholiurs such an amount
of lab,r as will, whom added to til. already fur
nishcd, mike up such orner's quota, j. C., one
fourth Of their. Road bands for four months.
III. Labor contributed in advance under this
cali will DO credited on future calls.
". 0rmrrs are requested to furnish their
slaves wi'h spades or shovcls AVID ra,ious to last
thon to Ch.rleston.
V. Tse Agents sont to receive tho negroes are
prohibited from Furnishing Substitutes, GNa-the
-Copimis sionsrs, &C., are requested not to recoE-
niSs receipts given by thsm for sucs pnrpo,e.
WM. M.SHANNUE,
Agent of the State S. C..
I Camden, S. G., Oct. 18th, 1863.
Es- Ns-cmry Courier ana all papers in the
Division publish once = week for four weeks.
Oct. II At ~
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Commissioners Notice.

. )Y order Of Vim. NJ. Shannon, State Agent, all
- persons in Edgeield District in possession of
Slaves liable to Road duty, except these owning
ONLY one hand, ara hereby summoned to deliver
Ono. Fourth Of their Slaves liable to such duty at
tho Dopots nearest the owners residences, on Mon
day the 18th day Of November next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, thers to await transportatisa to Charleston
for Thirty days labor on the Notifications. Owners
are required to furnish their Slaves with spades or
xhuvelr, and r.tions to last them to Charleston.
Commissioners aro requested net to recognize
receipts given by agents, for substitutes.
The aggregate of tho calls made on this District,
including tbs present call, will mako one months
labor OF all Road hands.
The Emo is incrsased,to $500 to be. recovered
nv Indictment. Commissioner, are required to
make returns, on Oath, Of all defaultsrs to a Mag
istrate, who is required to. Issue & Warrant for the
recovery of the Gno, returnable to Court.
BY an Act of the Legislature. passed st the
la,t Session. Froe Persons Of Color are required
to IL their quota Of work .on the Notifications,
but are allouai to hire substitutes to work in their
stead.
Given undcr my hand this 18th day Of 0cto-
Der 1868. GEO. b. MILLS, Cairman,
Gen'k BID Comm'rs. R'ds e. D.
a. JOKES, sec'ry.
n. B.-A Commissioner will be at Aiken, S. c.,
by 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the 18Th day of Eevcn-
ber next to deliver the Road hands to tho Agent,
for the Upper Battalion of tho 7th Regiment
A.. JONES Chair. Board.
Oct. 81 St ~ =.
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The Richmond Examiner says that Com
missioner Robert Quill returned on Saturday,
Oct. "a, from an interview with The Yankee
Commissioner Meredith, who give our Com
missioner to understand that he had NO pow
er to negotiate for any further exchanges ; that
Secretary Slanton.had been opposed to any
exchange of prisoners during the war and that
his policy had come-to be the policy of his
Government, Commissioner Ouid enquired
SHY he (Meredith) had not answered his last
correspondence, and Meredith replied that he
had sent the letter to his Government for its
action. The interview here ended. and it IS
pfabable it will be the last, unless the desire
for It's renewal comes from The other side. The
Confederate Government NOW holds prisoners
equal in number and rank to the Yankee Gov
ernlnent. Stanton's plea for his policy OF no
Exchange is that our armies arc recruited oy
The exchanged prisoners, and his idea ia, that
by catching them all, at various times, and
holding them, the armiespf Generals Lee and
Bragg will become. "smnll by degrees and
beautifully less" A good Yankee idea, truly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
. uu1uable. Residence
FOR SALE.

n OFFER FOR SALE THAT BEAUTIFUL
b, RESIDENCE aud PLANTATION whercon
sac Hon. Arthur Simkins resided at tho time of
s,is death, containing Ono Hu6dred Forty .A"res,
.mI situate within the corporate limits VI Edge
ield Village.
This is certainly a very desirable residence, be-
ing located in u rotrpd but convenient siLuation,
aud has all necessary buildings attached, now and
in good repair, with a besutitut grove 81 uaks Ell,
eircling the premises. The. Dwelling has Six
large Rooms, we'll ventilated, and d large base
mcnt Story.
About Forty Acres Of this Trac; are we'll wooded
and will furnish hre-weod for tho place for many
.yeSrs. About Thirty Acres arc choice bottom land
highly productive, with an admirable paoturase
for y limited number Of cattle. 1.-The ranainaer
| of the Tract is good upland IN u fns state OF
cultivation. -.
If not sold at private sale, before sale day in
December next, I will soil the raid place at
EIse6eld c.. L., on that day to the highest bidder.
- JAMES ARMSTRONG, Agent
For Ii. W. ADDISON.
loot 81 1t -
"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Oct. u
OFFICE OF A. c. s. DIVISION No A.
Sr. MATTHEWS, Oct. LIST, 1859.

ST. MATTHEWS, Oct Isl, 1862.
CAPTAIN TILLMAN WATSON, Junior, is
" hereby appointed an AgYt for this Depart
nent for n portion of B~dgeicll District. HE
Line will extend from Mr.. Joel. RidgeIPs on tho
Columbia Road, to Chappelps Depot on Green
vile & Columbia. Railroad thence to Ninety Six
Depot (inclusiye,) from thence to Fury's Ferry
on the Savannah River, lvia Liberty Hill y from
thence down the Savannah River to Hamburg I;
from thence down the South Carolina Railroad to
tho Bsrnwoll Line ; from thence rho District line
between Edgcfeld, Burnwell and Lexington as
far us Mr.. Ridgelps.
He is authorized to purchase Subsistence sup
plies for this Department, an also when nscessa-
~ to seize the supple; hold by those who. refuse.
tu sail to che Government.
He is authorized to receive and receipt for the
portion of the Tax in Kind consisting of Wheat,
Backwheat, Molassss, Eround Peas, Bacon and
Pot.toes. JOHN F. RILEY,
Cant. d A. C.. s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Assessors Notice.

n WILL attend with Mr.. May, the Collector, at
4 the time and places mentioned by him, to Eo-
ceiye Returns, ard make ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
msdr. of the Tax in Kind" Also, take the
quarterly Return, Of the amount Of gross sales sT
registered tax for the 'quarscr ending 3Gih Sept.
Every person who, as Trustee, Guardian, -Tu-
tor, Curator, Committee, Executor or Administra.
tor, or as Agent Attorney in fact, or factor, Of
any person or persons, who have failed to make
returns to mc, arc hereby notified that they will
inYo an opportunity Of doing SO by meeting me
at MY appointments. They are held. responsible
for al taxes due from the Estate, income monoy,
or property in their possession, or under their
control. And iffnny should fail to avail them
solves of the present opportunity, tho pcna!ty OF
tho law will bc strictly enforced in every instance
Al the same time 1 will make an estimate, as
,hc Law directs, Of sll "neat Cattle, Horses anu
Mules, not used in cultivation, and hSses ownod
by each person." Planters and Farmers will take
due notice thereof, anu govern themselves accord
ing'y. X. e. ahi r.f NJ. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Oct. 81
State OF South Carolina,
-EDGEFIELU DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
ET ". E. DuRlS0E, Esq, ordinary of Edge
I'D icid district.
Whereas. JoNp +. Burns has applied 20 MS
for Letters Of .irIoiuisr.aion, .Nilh the will an
n.1ed, on all nrd singular tho goods ard chat
;els, rights and credits Of Joseph E. Morgan Ilts Of
tho District aforesaid dec'.
These are, therefore, to cate. and admoni,h all
and singular, the ilindrcd aud creditors Of tue
said deccssed, 10 BIO and appear before me, at our
next OrdinHry's Court for tho said District, to be
holden at Eigeield c.. H., on the 9th day of
Nov. next, to shn~ cause, if nnJ, why tho said
administration should not be gginred.
Hiven under nay hand and seal, this oath day
OF Oct in the year of our Lord one lbausand
sight hundred aud Sizty-tkree, and in the eighty
eighth year of the Independence of South Caro-
lima. VIZ. DURIS0E, 0.E.D.
Oct 12 Il 81
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OFFICE PURCHASING Aa'T SUBSISTENCE
EpeEp1sLp DI.rnIcr, Edgefeld s.. G., Oct. 2

OtrlCE fORSh hOlS0 MI 1 DObo1o
EpaEplELD DrsrnIcr, Edgefeld S: C., Oct. FL.
EeY virtue of my appointment -as Purchasing
and Impressing Agent in the Subsistence
department c. S. Army, for a portion of thi"
District, I respectfully beg leave to shy to tho
that I am ready to receive aud receipt for their
portion Of the Tax in Kind due the Confederate
States, at either Of my Store-Rooms, ut Edge
hsld C. H., Ninety-Si1 Depot, Hamburg, or at
Ridge P. O.
While I shall o1dearor, in tho discharge Of my
delicate duty, to avoid any npparents or real in
reference with ths rights of all persons, never
theless I will firmly and f~cnrlessly proceed to I'M
press all subsiutence Stores that may he held by
partics in speculation. And 1 hereby warn all
such to dcsist from purchasing supplies above the
rates fixed in the Schedule Of the 1nprcasing
Commissioners for South Carolina.
All the surplus produce of the country will DO
required fer tho successful prosecution Of tho
War, and I earnestly appeal to tho citisens of
Tho District, to como up promptly to tho support
Of the Government. We feel assured that, upon
proper reflection, any one must foel that it is bet
tor % soil to tina 9overYincnt at 4 fair equivalent
than to the speculator at any price.
This is the most trying hour with US and We
certainly will not longer aid and abot the. speou-
later in bringing ruin upon ourselves.
Persons having Subsistence Stores for sale will
be rendering a .crvico to the country bypr"mptly
Offering Tho same 10 lie at Edgefeld c.. q.
All good citizens are respectfully requested to
report to. mo any ono. known to them who is
holuins his supplies for speculation, otherwise
great many will evade tho duty thoy owe to
their country. Any communication of the kiud
addressed to me at Ridge 2. O., will be e.nlden-
tally received and Immediately attended to.
T. WATSON, JR.,
Purchasing Agent EdScheld Dist.
Oct 81. If ~
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rhe Esder.l SURGEON who witnessed the

The Federal Surgeon who Witnessed the
execution Of DR.. Wright, of Norfolk, says that
he died With heroic firmness. The execution
wsspubEc, the scaffold hayieg been erected
near the Fair. Grounds, in The suburbs of the
CITY. But d few day. previous to his execu-
:ion there was occasion to remtve him from
the Jail tv the Custom House, where the mock
triL which unrigaseousiy condemned him to
death was lie d.. He was carried through the
streets in irons, but this ignom!nlous treat
mcnt did not subduo his spirit, nordid it low
or Aim in the esteem of his felloU-citzens.
Us moved with q firm tread and noble bear
ing, and every man That ne met lifted MS nat
in token Of respects
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
Headquarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER.

EDGEFIEhD, OoG. ~, loDo.
m IN compliance with orders received from the
Z. Superintendent of tho Bureau of .C"nscrip-
ton, ail men who have boon exempted by sutsti-
tuition, or who now hold such papers, nre ordered
to report forthwith at these headquarters.
IT. To assist, as far as possible, in tho desired
result, all subordinate 0l1cors. ore directed to
forward to this Office, without delay, cvOry sub
stitlte pfapsr presented to thom.
III. Tho parties furnishing the papers will be
furnished certificates BIZ the Enrolling Officer,
bearing on their face the fact that such papsrs
hnve.besn taken from them, and for what pur-
pose.
!. ". It is not intended to interfere violently
with any principal whose discharge has besn re-
cognized as valid, but an examination of the pa
pers is absolutely necessary for tho formation of
an intelligent aud CORRECT opinion concerning the
extont Of the frauds, and for the detection Of the
p~urlie, sngaged therein.
By order F:M. sCiIRMER,
Liout. aad Chief L. o.
~. OF - - 40
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State ofSoash Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
7y E0VjTy.

Ambrose whi''lo, Aln'0r, bin for .als #
. RI. LAND, payment "
Nancy whittlo, C. al. Debts, DC.
'nY virtue of m order OF the Court in thi, cauSa
D. I will proceed to sell on the premises on
TUESDAY, the 1.7th November next, the REAL
ESTATE of Mark B. Whittle, Esq, described in
the plcading., containing -Four Hundred Acres,
moro or lsss, adjoining lands IF Luke Smith, Jas.
Miller, Emanuel White and others.
Said Lands will be sold in two separate Tracts,
the particulars of which will DC given on day vf
sale.
TERMS.-Sold on a credit Of twelve months
from day of sale, with interest from date, except
as to tho sum Of One Thousand Dollars, and a
suaicienoy to pay the costs and expenses Of this
suit, which must DO paid in Cash. Titles extra.
2. w. CARWILE, c.E.E.p.
6ommrrs Office, Oct u st . IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

The Prince. of Wakes is tolerably comforta-
ble for q young man just commencing the
world. Que milton dollars ofthe accurnula-
lion Of his Cornwall estate has been paid Tor
an estate in Norfolk two millions remain as
y balance with his hanker, and he has
besides an income Of $l25, 900 y year from
his landed property, with SSSouU,uvo 1oteu ."J
by P.rli,nsnt while his mother hVS' "A0
t35oOOO pin money for his b-'~