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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
From the ohroaole of .sundaJ.
Reiaforccmsnts Arriving-1Giorious
News.

News.
We ore happy to be able to announce that
our authorities have at length awoke, ard
aroused themselves to the task of driving the
foe from the roil of this commonwealth
Georgia is at last 10 be defended. A large
number cfveteran troops have alreed dy,arr:Y-
ed in our city, and many more we unders! md
are on their Say-hither. II YVES a welcome
sight to see the columns of gallant soldiers
as they wcndod their way through the
streets.
Itis stated tl.at a largo cavalry force f.as
left Greenyille. S. c., and is moYirg across
the coua.ryinthe direction Of Atlanta --prcL-
ably with Wow OF cutting off the Tankcc
column which is moving dows the Georgia
railroad in this direction
We are also tcli that th4 wife Of q pro;ai.
nc:. General who is at preaent in oar ci;y,
liz; received letter from her husband. in
which it i. stated ,het Gen. Breck;rridr re
and-thc troo::S uzder him wonld l,eya m.
per East Tennessee on Saturday. Noy. % 10
On their march Souihward.
With Hood in his reay, Breckenrilge 9.
his lank, AMI thirty Thousand yetersn troons
ia his front, Sherman cannot escape. {
FRoMyp THE RoAD-Passengcrs down the
ce,rgia Railroad last night report that the
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,sr,,al, .nac.oni.

From tic Macon islsndpd Of Monlas
morning, the 2ist, we ga!aer Sie following
intelligence. =
n.S- Gen. Bcauregard will probably be in.
to@l tomorrow afternoon. The clGAon voice
&c. this gelaRt Lcaisisrian, Ike the blast
IF Rhodcritk's busls, Will be worth . thous
and nen.
Z. n<se GES. uaoEE.-Lt;sui. Gen. Ha.Ger
arrived in tie city this morning. -.
n--I'nE &rU4:.soN arc gl.d 10 note
Al decreased iscling u. co&fdcnce. in the city.
rac whole available force oil lie community
is under AIMS aad really, at q moments na'
eice, for the trenches. The enemy arc be-
!,cvcl to &C c:st of TIC ais;;, about 50 mile,
:i.tant. The direction Of t!ic;r marcl: is un-
ecertain. They are reported to have wag-
on train eight miles long;
Many are of.tha opinion chat they intend
10 leave Macon nnmolcsted, fearingt9 att&ck
ihe large force gathered here and Tho s;'lan'
Aid fa.t,Iicst;ors whicii sorronnd tle city
Ono thing i:i c;stsin-&acon'i is to he dc.
sandei to .hc last, a,id those hest Informed
,cievd ii can be held against ally f5rce Ser
nan can bring aG@inst t.:
There arc no Yankees on tie r-ilrnad De
.ween this point end Griffin. Rumors are
abundant, but VIC rorhcar ei.iig publicity II
! ;ens.;iourl reports and cant3unded spacu
| :a.;0ns.
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col. re. NJ. Dunovant.

/. During the past summer, oa- dis''nsui%hed-
fellow. citizen, Col. n. g. ii. DuSoyAST,.. vas
nominated in Columbia PAPER as "'tropes,per-
son to fiji tho Gabornatarial Chair during the
ooluins.tw yesrs Within fcw rt'ks'TPssss 4: ,ho
has been again nemins:=!l-in 'tao c"roi'pis:''
very saon, ho will le:so our Aid.t To tax his MS
sea. in The ,s:ate 1lrsislstGre. His friends in
ElscEsld, and .e:r nsn:c i,lesion, .re aFshas M
for him 10 ,srtr tbs arena rs 4 eaauiaIefs' icT
Governor. Many of tl.clu hA.e bid us ::y 50.
We del. w;:h i:1ni;e p!easar=. and heartily j'ia
our voice to THURS. weknow hiHi wise, patriotic
and ioeorrurtitlo; with civil aud nli'!Sfy sApe'
risnco Of NO ordinary acsrcc. Eo liope lAsre.
fore, that o;S much esteemed tounsihan will sield
to rao wishes of his frieass at homo by coss s'nt-
iac. 10 cntcr tho contest.
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A REMEDY For CoxGBaTrW CHILN-
't'The mother of q soldier Lss cent the Pc
tcr.bufg Express {. remedy for congestive
chills, which she has neyerknownto TO fail. She
has (she saYs) for number of years been
managing large boarding school, and has
had some experience in nursing:
The remedy is spirits CT turpentine-give
frcnl ten to fifteen drop, N syrup CT toddr-
rub the spine. chest and extremities we'll,
adding small quantity Of oil Of turpettinc
to prctent bisGcring. The extrsmities should
be rubbed until reaction takes place. Acloth
saturated With the mixture should be applied
to tie chext. -.
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Autumn Roses.

Our fair fficrdt Mrs! JAxrs C.. DRooks, has
hcaored and delighted US with 8 bouquet in
which o5cron and Titania might find % covert.
No unavoidable Crysanthemrms onlyan ipfni;c
variety Of peerless Roses. AaiHan Roses, but
brighter and sweeter than eny that scsor -guve
their hearts sweet perfume to the mcofns of the
Mag broozoz OF the signing srmr.r.6f Esrbyrs.
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Possums and persimmcns.

ThSchaTleston Courier has very quaint and
funny piocc on Forums. Ii sa,f.
"But what has slavery to dc with the possum!
Much ovcrJ way. if the readers mole the fact
that tao negro il and under his Southern culture
Of benign ,appren''e ship AMI projection has
taught hH white mater and protector sud guar
dian tn uss ard valuo OF the possuu IS ALSO OF tho
so-called Indian c.rh, and 6ther instituii"na that
have only heon developed under slave labor, The
nsgTo showed us The uses Of 'possum, and heeauso
tho unsophstieated instincts Of tho negro pr; Ter
'possum, and anust have Io'sum dog, many OF
our planters and farmers havo for years been
trying to keep sheop with "a.groat cry and isse
wool"
Z" Tho 'possqp in hic w.y is also IN iusaastor,
for he has been Tor years trying TO toll US in his
WY the value of the persiIbnon, which ID only
l.s;f.ed or neglected because it grows abundant
y hnd readily With us." =
All very trus. Now vs Wonder it our friend,
Major MURkELL, had anything to do with that.
II SO, we are glad, for when he comes to Edge
field agnin-asd We hope hO mill como very soon
we will aequairt him practically and expert
montally with tbs rcssum. and Cue persimmon.
Possums ard .oraimmons arc noE in b!sssed
abundance, and otf friend shall go oil 3 fossum
hunt, and cii:nb'a lofty p.rs;mmon tree in rur-
suit of bare tailed beauty.
"Thc raccoon tail am ringod MI round,
Bat tho possuin tail ON bare"
Our friend will mako brilliant and efficient
comrade IN Possum hunt and as to ~, tho
possums we have caught in our life would I'll the
Stockadc ht Florence. D. R. D. hughs the idea
to scorn, and says that all the possums caught
by the.parties in question rhall bo served up ut
hi, hou se-wih q; botAo Of cha,npagne and a
sperm candle to each rossum. Hasten along,
Major; NE will have an ambro.ial night at
D. r D's
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Attention.

a LII psfson, IN tho 10Th Regiment, S. c. ID,
IA. between lG and 80. who are liable 10 service
in my Company under Order Ne. IS. of the Ad-
jut.nt & Inspector General, whs hare not been
summoned to repor! on Thursday, tho Gath inst,
will report to ma In Hamburg on Sunday, the
9th inst. Thosc desiring to 60 by way Of Co.
lumbia will find ono Of the Lieuteaants Of my
Company st Chappells Dopot, on Saturday 2Bth,
at 10 ocltck, A. i'd, to furnish transportation to
Hamburg: L: YASCEY DEAN,
Cspt Co. -
Nsr 2S l: .4S'
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.EDGETIELD DISTRICT,

p. EOUEf tELD ;OlSiRlNI,
ToY. 21st, 1854.
r. NOTICES hereby giren. to all persons in
As this District, between tho ages. of II and 50
yeari, who hold Certificates of Exemption ON ae-
count.of Physiesl Di,abili.y, that they must ap-,
poar in person at this Office a. tie next meeting
OF the Medical Board for the examination md
reyision-of The. said Certificates.
II. Duo notice of tho next meeting Of tho
Medical Dosrd at This. Office will be given as
:con as po.,iCle. -
F. J. MOSES, Jr.,
Lieut.. ppd Chief e. o.
Nov 2s 2t 4s
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Headquarters,
FRI REGIMENT, s. C. Il,

GsAslrxr1lLr, Ecr. 81, 1864.
| A LII Persons between the ages of 1a and IL,
IA. and betWpsn IT anG5c, whs arO exempt from
Ce.fslcratc servics, including ali Sonded .Agri-
eul.ura,ists whs tsrr b-ens1t@p.td By Coated
crate authority sc ornsr and m:nager OF. their
own plantations, are hereby ordered TO report to
tae at 0rani.erilc on Thursday, 24ilI. st SoclQck
A. II, provided NTH four. days rasion., hsyer-
sacks, clothing: and cooking atsn'i:, TO proceed
thence to Hamburg.
By order of A. c. darlington, .aaiutart. i In
spsctor General. +
D. A. BoDDfE, Capt Co. A.
Nor 90 1t 4s
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Notice.

3 F0REwARN all persons from trading for
4 two NOTES given by me to II. Il. Mays, as
R,xo presented tho money and demanded tho
Notes. They we're given in July or August ,63,
both for about Thirteen Hundred Dollars, and
ono Of them ha, q crodit of five or six hundred
dollsrs Lean prove that he acknowledges that
hc was to take Confederate money for the proper
~ I koush ffSnl him. The trade was mado in
july or August 1868. w. r. HILTON,
Nov 2s .St 4s
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GS~ An opinion prsrais at Richmond thst
Gen.. Giant will leave portion Of hi, army du-
ring tho winter in his foriacatioR,, sndtaks tie
rsst down south against Wilmington and CHARLES
ton, aud possibly Savannah. keeping The Weldon
road for eOmuunicalions and usirg tho Newborn
road and tho Norfolk road to supply himself
rom tie 1ear. o -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23

Yankees one thousand strong entered Madi.
son Gu Friday, botween'll >snd ~ O'clock,
aud at Ao'c!ock taey burned tie Depot and
othrr psoperly belonging to the RsiiIoaff:
Yes! erday morniag thcy entered 4;Gckhead
e:gll. miles this side CT Mad, son. The.eremy
:ep,rt that they sro twsil:y 'thcazand strong:
"A gentleman Nha left Athes.s yest.fd:ay
NOR iag rep .rts that G:eexcitemcnt W7.ssub-
si,;iag III tia! city relative 10 Inc raid.
Large numbers Of refugees ere arriving IN
th:4 city from along the !6e tue rosd. I.
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Omce OF Impregsnaent,
DISTRICT OF 1Ee UsTA,

DISTRlCf Y A.Ie UoIh, Z.
-. AycUsrA, GA, My. 10th, 1So{.
10y ORDER OF LIE IT, E.xIARDFE,
D al c;tlcps or Edseksld District, S. G.,
h.ying Negroes liable to. Impressment for Public.
Defence, are hereby required to send their quo
tas to tte Sheriff of Fdgcfeld District mt HAM
burg, S. c., Immediately for cinrloJm0ns on the
Foriifcations near Augusta, Ca =
~ .,st. C. l.. SAYRE,
- -Msjsr s Agent Of Impre.smcnr
5eia For ,District Of Augusta. ).
Nov % IL 43 :
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WHo,ue Asain >,

Young JSv* .ISEr, son CT Dr.. MAT ASSEr of
eur toan, vNa exchanged Mt Savannah and ha.
reached Lo.as. Wcs;.ere aet ila4 the r!esaare os
ssSing this brsvS youns sollitr; and va a.e
aorry, though ne! surtrist.:, to bcsr taat iis ave
or SIX mcnshs q. Point Lookout have not inn
srovod his health. Bnt he viii poon be weal now
with sind frisnas:to caro- HIN.
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MOVES
Lost,

HoETWEEN my residences and Aiken, on Sat-
Eb rriay, tho 12th, a COLTS REPEATER
(ere :hcoier) togethe with the. CASE and BELT.
+ think.th name of J.. e. Lee was engraved on
,tko handle Of the Pistol. liberal reward will
lie aid on its recovery il delivered to me, two
miles East of the Pine HOuse, or Mt the Adrerti-
80, oSics. N. N, LONG,.
Nov eS It as
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Tax in Kind.

EnR0DUCERSar earnestly requested to do
T. liver their TITEES or cO1tN and OATS
ut the an.!:cst possible 1noncat.>
3, Gan. JlEE's Army has been receiving Corn
from SOrlh.West Georgia. Tho road to that
roureo OF supply is occupied transporting troops,
snd tie reliance is now uns5' i!:'ystate.
S. &. TpMpEINs, Agent.
. Hamburg, No. 81 II 4S
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pestructirs Five in Hamburg.

We regret to anncuqeo that thore vss rery
destructive fire in Hamburg on Sunday night,
tho 18th. The. large warehouse on aha river
bank, between the warehouse of Mt.lcEAnLEs
HAaxoSD and tho bridge, with SONG 1900 or.
15c0 bales Of Cstton, MAS totally destroyed. We
have not ercortaiued how the Gre originated, or
:hs loss incurred thereby.
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Administrators Sale.

FEY m order from Tho Ordinary will, precacd
I'D. !o,seli at my residence, on Thursday, the
Slh December. one Splendid YOUNG HORSE
asd TEN HEAD OF SHEEP, belonging to tho
I:ststs of wm. Adams, doc'd. The Sheep to be
sold for Cash-the Horse on q credit of twelve
months, interest from date. N 70 and approved
security will be required:
MOVES Ct 45 .
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s,s.>-Gor. Brown i.as. Issued ,acst ps.ri

e~-Goz. Drowni i:as Issued Il iaest patriotic
proclau.atcn TO tho gallant people of.tls En-
piro State, and las ordered levy ,aesse oi tie
whole free rhi;c- male. 'popula;ica, residing scr
domciled in that STATE, between..sixicsn andtfty-
five years of age, except such as are physically
unable, to boar a-ps.
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Enrolling. Office;

!. EDGEFIELD, Sc, Nov. IA, 1854. :.
fss'sa na n ny Ds ssisi'1 for shi sss
Duty" uho reported in Colup.bis for rc-exami-
nation, under orders recently published from
this Office, and Who have relurnod from Golum-
bia, and have not reported. ut this Office, sf:or
such examination are bere6y ordered 10 report
here Immediately the reception of this order.
T. J. NOSES, Jr:,
Lieut.. & Enrolling Office.
Eov15 2s A.
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BY REQUEST.
The Dying Soldiet.

Lay his. down gsatl5 where shadows lie still,
Aul pyl ~ tho ailo Of ths bris5 mountain ril',
Warraspreads tho soft graa. i.a vrlvety sheen.
A welcoming corohfoS rcpose so s=rsne;
Where opauipg flowers their aroma breathe
Erara clustering tenGrils ths.1ovinglJ wreatke,
And c.Yuring leaves their muImuroes cong
In whi.p.rs areohanting the Brightsummer long.
There lay,thc young hero! See from his side
Flows :sif,ly tie eeurr:nt whose dark pulsingtids
l. bearing aw=y the bright sands Of life,
And closing forsver their wild dreams of strife
FscLly uhvld.c- the fast Ginning eye,
ouce bright as the Jewels that Hsht.rp the Sky;
A moircl t he looks ON the high spreading dome,
Then whispera in anguish, "oh! take, take mo
homs! f'
Dut no.! far away Ger mountain and glen,
Lies tho homo that never shall entor again, :.
Whore loving onos wait to welcome in joy,
Back TO its sunlight, tkeir own colder boy.
:fTarher, when you proudly gsvs up your child,
And crushed back the tears; while your lip sad
.ly.sr,ilcd,
How vague was :hs thought that VS. never more
Should mo.ttill we stood on Etsrnity's shore!
"And, Mother, again feel thy hottCars
Rain on my cheek. Not tho midew of years
Nor shadows OF death can taraish tho bliss
rho blessing you gaxein that holy kiss.
" Oh da4kly shall gathsre clouds Ger the hearth
That cOLoed once gaily with .nasic and inlrth;
o5, Gcd may Thy spiri: be there tosust.in : :.
When record shall ming my name with the slain
"And one too, whose fair check whittier still:grSw
A: I pressed en- her lip ut las: sad adicu! +.
viii she soon forget7" Then. raising his hands
lie lovingly gazed on tho small golden hand =
That circled his angers--while ovor'his feoe
| Tho grey shadows Of death seemed stealinssPaee
"Desr comrades, farcuell my battics arc oOr :
Together ia conhict'Tt1l rally no morc;- =.
IT'S bittsr to die ero my country il free,
But painted in glory her future seq
Farowc.l! life is o'or-oarth fades from my sight;
Around mo is closing deaths long dreamlct'
night"
Than softly a, starlight molts into day,
On pihions of angels his soul pa. cd away;
There strong men arc bowsd-in rhgaish- they
weep
Ger the dead-s.i a. fair in dsnta's quiet sleep.
Then parting tho flowers Jasy laid him TO rest,
And heApca tho green sod Ger the young mar
tyr's breast.
woop, hc.rt of the>seuth,-ysep maiden and sire
wroathc darkly,vith cypress, ,lvfe's bright mystic
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From Gen. Eeauregard.
Cek1NrH, Miss, Nov. Il

CeklNTI!, MIsS.> NOV: 10. :
T5Mc Rop7s Of Georgia.
Arise, for the defence of jour native soil
Rally around your patriotic Governor and
gallant soldiers 0bstruct and dearoy all
roads in S.ier.nan's frcnt fauks aud rear, and
his army will soon starve in ycurmidst. Be
.con6lent ard resolute. Trust in an over.
ruling Providence, ard success will crown
your efforts. hasten to ioin you in the de-
ienee of your homes and fresides.
G.. T. BsAUREGARp.
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.Strayed or Stolen.

TNRON the ps sui;es CT Mr.. VIE. Byrd, on tho
e night of tie 18th inst, q acHBsNUT SoR-
REb FILLY, thrse yearl ole, .scdiuin size, and
beautiful foria. ANY Information of said Bil'y
willie thank full rOcaivea, xnd s.sfaetiou given.
W LLIANsON WILLIAMS. =
. Dorn,s Mills, S. c.; Nov. ~ Ct As
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10 Rent.

= WILL RENT to tho highest bidder, on the
Z G:ss Monday in December, possession given
1ss January next for tie year 1865, the follow
ing STORE ROOMS, yiz:,
TIE. ROOM formerly occupied by Lebeschulz.
THE CORNER SToRE-Bla:d & Buffers
old Stand.
Also, tn, sIoRE ROOMS respectively .oecu-
pied by a. Ramsay, David Harris, L. Il. Tilmaa
and John Coyar.
NoY23 Ct IS
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TO Arms.

"PErEn the HERMIr" stands NTH witchful eyo
nthc cutter walls, and rings forth snch clarion
cry that We give ittho first place in our i:srs CT
this week.
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Aa appeal From Georgia Congress-
Men.
RIcHMoNp, Nov. 10.

RIcHMoSD, Nov. 10.
70 the people Of Georgia:
Wo have had special conference Will
PreSdent. Davis and the Secretary Of War
aud are ale to assure yca that they have
done aid are still doing al that can be done
t. meet tie eiacrgencY thst presses upon you,
Let every man fly to arms. Remove your
negroes, horses, cattie, end provisions away
from tho path OF Sherman's srIny, snd burn
what You cannot carry away.
Bum all bridges and block the roads in
his route.
,Assnil the invader, IN front, flank aa4 resr,
by night and day.
Let him have no rcst.
(Sisaad)-Ju:ian Hartridge, W. z. Smith,
MARX Biaad;ord, John T. Shewmak,,, John
II. EchoisJ. II. Saith, G. n Lester, and II.
=. Bell.-From the .ChEoaicls of Tuesday
Morning.
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Final Notice.

"A 1t. Pcrssn, indebted to +ha Estate Of n. B.
IA Whittle, decd, are requested to pay the
s2a.c witscut deIay; and those having clains
against said Estate are notified to render then, in
on or before tbs 9th January next, as a final set
tlelncnt on said Eslsto will be made in the Ordi-
nary's Office on that day. 80.
AMBROSE WHITTLE, admir-.
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Es5ray Notice.

yEyoLLED before me one Black Maro MULE,
about Is years o!d. sppraiaed at $500. Said
Mule can be soen at aIr. Seth Buffers, miles
from Hamburg.
HsMburg, ootss, Atm zs
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agS-. Late arrivals from Europe confirm the
derarturo Of semames from tho Dsy Of Pur0hal
in IN armed vessel called tho "Nsw: Alabama"
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TAG Militia to the nescuel

The Militia is called out: SEQ the orders from
Gen. GANL!seroS-alsO those of Capts.: DEAN Z
BopDiE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23

a.srNotc change in the. War Tax appoint
nsnts Of Co!lactcr WRIGHT.
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Public. Sale.

Likely Negroes for Sale.
EHoR SALE A YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN
T. AND THREE LIKELY CHILDREN
Terms, Csth CT Credit, to iuit purchaser.
Apply at this Office.
NoY.s3 II Is
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'sssy5- Congress has passed bill aaspending FOR
sixty dsys 80 much ostAs &c: cfgania'E feress
to serve during Tie "sr IS provides that person
mentioned therein shs!lnot be required to'perform
.nilitary .scrvicoo out of tho State IN which they
reside.
20 The Richmond Enquirer has 'n'ished it.
|. :elf by careful inquiry, that tho charges Of
drunkenness in tbe amy of tho Valley ard es-
reciaily among officers are withcut foundation.
Tie E1amincr boasts that Richmond is safcrnow
than it hos been since the battle Of Williamsburg.
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The Southern ricld and Fircsi;:e.

This valuable literary journal comes to US now
from Raleigh, y. C. afessrs. STOCKTON & Co.. Of
Augusta, Ga, hare sola it to Mcssrs. W. 3. sa1r,I
& Co., of the former place. The aeT propristcrs
will carry cat in good faith the obligations Of
ttair predecessors.
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DUa1soE, KEEsE c co.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to tho ADVERTISER f"i one
wear EIGHT DOLLARS in :,ivsnse. For Six Months
FIVE DoLI.iRs.
ADVERTISEMENTS will DO inserted at FIVE
BotI.!Is per Square Q0 min;cr line; c. ic= fF e.s
Insertion Advertisements witor, ius:factior. as 10 ~
nunb:r of tines 10 De inserted will be pubshed uiliI
forbid and Charged accordingly.
Announcin; Candidates f,r any oGlce Of honor or
p.oa. TWENTY poILai.s, tobc paid tsfaEs the an
nouace,eat is Tutiisach.
obi.aars :,occs, rriSaes OF Respect, or arr coain-
n:c.ion p.rs,a in its na:ur viii te Ts=l IS sGrer
,;sa:l,,.s and elarsc,, accordingly.
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That Overcoat.

vEyuH gentleman who hcrrowed riy oYercoat
Il come months back viii rlrSse return il, as
from the present indicalicns of Tho Weather T
think will need il. ". T. DCRIS0B.
Nov. 90 tt As :.
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ca Horse! s. Horse p

VNTILL be sold on sslc-day next, ONE COLT,
w (horso entiro,) is months old, by Dick
cheathaul, oat Of Z thorough bred sars.
Also, ONE COLT (horsc ,entire) by :oa of
Ohsllsnge-by Vermont Black Eawk.-ous Of a
Csa!loass nare, set 'tf a-s!asi and Bertrand
,aara. r. j. NINE.
NV 2s 2t 4s
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Saddle Horse for Sale.

EeY. PERMISSION of w. +. purisco,. o. Is.
I'D D., I will sDil en- next sals.dsJ, ONE FINK
SADDLE HORSE, iae property of John W..
Mays, decd.
sfrrms Cash. z. W, CARTlLE,
Nor IS 2'4s Adn'or.
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Woop, hc.rt of he>Seuth,-ysep maiden and sire,
wroa.hc darkly,vith cypress, ,lvse's bright ystie
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Tor Tnx Collector.

For Tax Collector.
Tho Many Friends of D. A. ]. eELL, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as Candidate for
Tax iCoAcctor at the next election.
0otls to 4s
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weop fo- The heroe,, so bravo and so :rce,
Who nobly have yielded their life blood fer thce
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Ger the dead-s.ii a. fair in dsntas quiet sleep.
Then parting tho flowers Jasy laid him to rest,
And heapca tho green sod Ger the young mar
tyr's breast.
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Enrolling Office,

Noy222
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News
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FseLly u,.vld.c, the fast Ginning eye,
ouos bright o. the jewels that hsht.up the 1ky
A m orcl t he looks on the high spreading dome,
Then whispers in anguiah, "oh! take, take nc
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Than softly as starlight mclts into day,
On pinions of angels hi. soul pa. cd away;
There strors men arc bowsd-in anguish they