Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 28, 1863, Image 2

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<%eM?r gierte. BY ?IMglNB, DTJgJSOS ?V CO. Oar Womns and ocr Duty. A correspond etti o' ;he Mobile Pve?isfer"o*er thu signature of " Illinois," i.: KA appeal to ti'? tvi.mer of thc Suuth, reL-le? s.n. incident of tuc ravishing of one of MisMo.ir.pi's fairest daughters in Do Soto county, by a negro. .Th? negro wtiR in?pir. d to h 1 j Yankees, who Mood '?ne sine enjoying the lcvolting specta cle. Unfortunately, luis tale ?s not mude up to incite, tho people of the South .to further rdforta for our oVuxe, but is sternly true, and moral worthy of remarie. No country in the world hes exhibited wo nna of greater hcrM-ui and devotion to their cause than thc South. . In every ?tage of this wur they have Li-en found, with une accord, urging xis to strike ic.r Our. liberties. When success, aiiei success crowned our arms, their voice wa* li^rd animating us to further tri . um pbs, and new when we have bet with re veres, the ?am? undying heroism is di.volayt-d -the -?aim; voices ca il upuu us .o make ?n other ejfort, and retrieve our disasters, lint not ?lone in rbi* respect have our women sho\ n their patrioti*ss. Their presuuet'itt the hospitals cheering the sick, or brtatbivg n prayer iu t'e ears of tho dying soldier their unceasing labors at the spfur.ing wheel and knitting needles, and the eagerness with which they gave their last morsel oi hretd..to the famished soldier. ?H sufficient, proof of their devotion lor our cause. Their acts dur ing this war Lave spoken for themselves ; words and lauoatious are insufficient to express their nobleness of conduct. lt, therefore, thev ha vu proven themselves ol such infstirnable wonhto u?,is it not your duty rs men to defend therasgainst such out races .as the one mentioned above? Shall we J eed sn outrage of the kind to be perpetrated upon one of our own sisters, before our hearts will be lilied with a desire for vengeance? Great God 1 men of the South ? only thiuk ot n negro, your sLve, gratifying bis hellish lust upon one ot your count ry women ! think of ber luture dfcgredation through lite y fancy her i rv f >r rescue from hi* ft jiidinh embrace, while tnnse weat it.'g the form ot men stood gassing upon her,' unabashed by the pr., st nco' bf out raced innocence, inciting the negro to bin diabolical work ; and then aay : does not a thrill of indignation course your reins7 docs not a feeding for revenge fill your heart'tintil it is half bursting with a desire to ve'it itself lipon the object of its wrath ? Or most von wait until it ?H.brought home to you? No, Heaven forbid it 1 Our women wait not until a father, husband, or .-on, decres assis tance lrota their willing h-nds, or comfort from their gentle voice, to give it; to one jjjyd all their services are ever open. To us, f?Ten, devolves the protecting of- them from, the abuse* and outrages that a rrr-tarr! fot* would inflict. Think not that by bending the pli nut knee to the invad-r we will ihstire their safetyand honor. Let the S'>uih be onco sutjurated, atid a K-ene of Inst iud debanr c e?-y ?di be cnaced ovtr the c. u-try, beside .*bich ?he. licentiousness of the Sepoys iu In dia O.?1 .<itik_.into insignificance. Men of the South, on you rests <he protec tion ol our beloved women ; on yon rests th* holy i<u>k ol protecinginviol?te the h. nor and virtue tor wliich they havabeen dis'inpui?hed. and in your hand bath Providence placed the Wv*pim ol revenge tor those who have lidien by ti.e oun ?g-J of our enemy. ]M not our a ac red tniM oe neglected ; rise like men. ami b r Ktch foe that fa-Is before you giveVshcut ol gratified vengeance for those Who have been he?-ii degraded and outraged, ?nd iittir ? pray er for tho safety ol ? hi.se who still stand perr leas at'd unstained from ih? hand'of licentious nrss. .Let ns perform our obligations to the women or the South, as they haveiion* their dui) to us ; let us be as jealous of their chas tity a? they have b:-en ol our honor; let but the name desire animate us- to protect them as tlie patriotism that animates them t>> untir ing laoor in our behalf, ?nd 'b* people o''tht Stiuih will be spured the recital of any m<>re such horrors au'i outrages as.tbtr one above described. ANRCPOTK pr-GsN. La KM..-When Gen. Ewell eiitered Carlisle, Penn., the clergy, men of lue city ca J'ed[jspon him in a body anil a.-.ked whether they mi^ht open their churches on the enduing Sunday. w Certainly," ?aid Gen. Ewell, u I wish my self to attend ohurch." They retired, but soon re-appeared, and in the most deferential tone inquired whether he objected to their graving lot the President of the United Stt*te6. " Not at a!!," replied Gon. Ewell, I know of no man who is more iu need of your pray ers."" The Yankee preachers silently withdrew. State of South Carolina, LDG?F1ELD DISTRICT, IN ?RDlN?RT. BY W". F. DUL150E, Esq., Ordinary of Edge field District. Whoreas, John F. Borns has applied to me , for Letters of Adininistr.ition, with the will an- J . DeZeU, on all and singular the good? and chat- ! tob, rights and crcditf of Joseph E. Morgan late of j ' the District aforesaid, det-'d. j ' These ore, therefore, to cite and admonish all j.' s nd singular, tho kindred ?nd ercditors vi the j 1 said dot-eased, te be ?r.d appear before rue, at our ' , s--zt i/rrttnnry's Cour? for tito said District, to oe j j h idvn at EdgeAeld C. H., on tho iob dsy of >*.?v. next; to show cause, if nnj, wiry tho said aiiuiv.istrn.tion sbonld rel ho j ramee:. ? (rtvon und?r u>y .hana tun! ?c-J, ?his 2-(tb d-y of Oat. ia th? your of ?.ur Lord OM tiicusxud j . ei>;ht hundred and-Sixty-three, and :* the eijrhty el^hth year of lae Independence of f?outh CMV? liua. W.F.D?RIStiE, O.E.D. ' Oct 12 21 ?I:--III Staie cf South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT) IN ORDINARY. BY Vf. F. DUBISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge- i field District. Whereas; William Tennent has applicdto roo for ? Letters of Adininiftratiua, with the will nnnoxe.l, | cfs Loni* wm, on all and singular thu good? and chattels, rights au i credits of Simeon Christie, I late oC the District" aforesaid, dee'd. Tb?<e ?rc, therefore, to cite ?nd admonish all an I einguUr, lb& kindred und tr-iditors of the ? ?ai 1 liecaosod, to t>e arid tipjionr bcf'.re nie, ut our j next Ordiuivry's Court for the *u:d District, to he hoi len ^t rd(r;'fic':d Court House; on thc Ith iy of govern WV a?lct, to ?lt"w cauje, if any. why the sai t administration slio-ild not.be grant?d. (liven under my hand and SOR!. Mis 21st diy of October in the your of ?ur Lord ono thousand eight hundred ead sixty-thr?o, arid in the eighty oiehth year of the Independence of S. Carolina. W. F. DURISOE, o.K.n. 'Oct 28 2t 4? State pf Soutli Carolina, i EDGEFTELD DISTRICT, JV OB DIN* ART. . ! BY W. F. D?j?lSGS, Ext-, Ordinary of Edge- | field Di-fnct. J Whoreas. Ch.rles Cerner has applied to tn? far Letters of Administration, on all and singular j th? goods and chattels, rights and cr-di;.- ?.f ( Muin Carter, late of the District aforesaid, doe'd. Thesy ?*e. tberf>fore to cito and admonish nil j and Mn?uinr, t'i?i feio-1r?.l and crec'itors of the ? said d?vjessed, lo lie an ' npp^sr Vefore lue. ut our next Orrtf-urv's Court tor th? ?ni.I D?.-ti ic?, to h? | hold.-n at Kdirefifld C?uirt IT-oise, on th? 5.h day ' of N-iV. Lexi, to ?how c*u>e, if anv, why th? said udminif frH'iot. sh"Uid not he ef"Ored. (ii^en ?nder mv bead a'vd ??al, ibis 22>i day of . Ort in ?ho year of onr Lord . oise- fb?nsend j j eitht hirndreiKand ?ixiy-iUroe. and iu tbeeigVty- i eiichtu year of tue ladeeendesioe iii fe Oar.j?o?. I W. F. DURISOE, o.B.n. Oct 27 2t ? I Some vi' ike Effects of its Teachings. We cannot, injustice to ourselves and tLe people of the Stan., refrain from publishing I tb> following letter from ? Surgeou in tlie Ar my ot Nurti'^?iu Yirgiuia, ai.d one whom eve ry citizen in this section is well seq mimed with, concerning the principle, reason why so many desertionv have Leen caused from this S'ate. . ilcslateu that we may rely upon th? facts as true,'as he has had them from theme who wore acquainted with the facts. We al so publNhittoibow what arc li? lOiiscqn.'nse? attending those who are persuaded.to folio? wrong teachings ; .ve are satisfied that tho brave veterans in Lee's army aie a unit with us on this subject: CAMP IX THS Frsi.n, AR*|Y N. VA., Sep.ember 23, 18,i3. MESSRS. EDITORS : Ou last Saturday, two .mau iu our brigade, E-.om Fugit and Alien Absher, both lrom Wilkes. County, and both belonging to the 33d North Carolina Troops, were ex"Cutod near this place for desertion. Seven othsrs belonging to our brigade hare ?ince boen tried for idle same offence ; fire ol tliem Lave Leen convicted, and aa their sen tences have been approved bj Gen. Lee, they will bc ?Lot next ?sturd?y. The bases ut" thc- other two c?nse ur.^cr the President*! proclamation, and they were released. Near ly'eveiy one of them stated while upon triai that they w'ert induced to desert hythe teach tugs c.r the North Caioiica Standard. On? ot thew, whose naree i? Greer, '/rmi-Wataut,a County; a member of Company B, 37th N. C. T., gaye.the teachings of the'Standard a? the s-oio reason fur r.iVdesartioi!. Otriers'said tliey read the S&/Wuri,"b'die\\id itko be true, and thought they ?ere doing their duty when they deserted. I understand Holden lxiasts that a; large majority of the privates are with him iii his present traitorous coarse. Messre. Editors, were Holdeu compelled on n*xt Saturday, a* ve will be, to wareb Out sssej we those men who have basely deserted their colors, reooive.a ??i.?hoaorable death from tua hssids of their Comrade*. I thiuk, har? aa is his heart, and seared as is uh conscience, Le would pause md reflect ere he again sent his "baneful teapJjiugs to dilude his iguorant followers to bloody graves. A NORTH CAROLINIAN.. Great God ! wli8t a record to be brou," ht against a utan profrssim- to ba Southern and Having nt ?sause, of bis fellow-countrymen al heart, in the grcttday of judgment,.when he shall be called upon to answer for tho lives of :Lone.poor deluded followers of bia. wrong teaching?; It is sickening tu K lover of his sountry and liberty !-Iredell Express. TAX IN KIND-IMPORTANT.-In reennt letter from the commissioner of taxesat Itiun ucnd.an important rule is laid down for the ru'ilance ol collector* un i produc?is. J?y sec. -ion NI of the Tax Act ?ajuh farmer and plan er o!" the Confederate State" is required tn ja y one-tenth ot th* product* enumerated jiereiti, save certain mervations to the GOT irnment. This tlx is imposed on ali, wL?ther jaihe-reJ or not. except iisy and fodder, which iiuel first bc cured, ard pe?, beans and ground .ens, which must first bc t'atnered. It, r.bere brc, follows tLal, if a larmer gather none of :nc Utter, but turns bis hogs into toe li-ld, ?.nd t'.e crop is consumed in that way,' then, .8 none has been gathered, thtre will be no -X." So, then, the tithe is only required upon .he bop and fodder ?/nr.', and the peas, beans ind ground peas gathered-these are ail the txceptions. If a mau turns hugs oil his po tatoes, corn, o".r., he must eave enough of each io pay the tithe upon thc whole. This ts tile tate, and it is by that we must all be governed. By section XII thc fat mer, plaiter or grazier ?.r. qnired to pay one tenth of h ?a .polk-that i?, ot (Ul the hogs slauptnersJ. rsckuniug sixLj ^o :nds ol'bacon from one hundred pounds ol rn k. There is no deduction to be ntsde. No nquir?. rts to hew tho hogs were fattened) whether by coru fro'ii ilia crib, corn in the ieH, or pea-, grour. : p- as and p*vatoes fed iii rLc ti'-ld, it is H1! tiie same. Sow WHEAT_We f?-el it our duty to crtli th? attention of our planting frir-urls to tlie? policy of sowing large iiebi< of'wheat ?ria^atlj believing that it w: u!d promote their true Hilare t to do so. A^a crop it is easily pm n the; ground, and tuen vc;:li no other eire -xcept thetr.stt*keeping op '.ht" lances, th'' la lor of the planter ia over. '1 he crop is ma<ie ".v the nenia! sunshine end refreshing rai: p ?I the spring and .snmmer witbout tu? cou itant tillajr- of min. With reduced labor and teams, thyrcfiire, with wuicji to cultivate corn or rw-xt year, it o-nainl}' beh >ov?>K ns to ay down us much small grain HS possible this all. e " Mo NP i KV it ToNSiv . CoaE Ar.Ai.v."-The minor?a! Parson Bm wu'tow has turned up ! ?.ain-rthis lime, in a le-ter to the Cincinnati ; lr .-nw CIT i'd, brea'h i mr, fire and destruction ipon the 'T-dieit." Ho hays : ; For my part, I hu'.v every confidence in )Ui' ultimate success. Let Rosecrans he re fiforced, and he wilj whip the whole Qmfed Iracy. Th? mediation 1 advocate is that of be cannon mid the ?? .-rd ; and let thnre oe io armistice, on sea or Ir.nd, until all the rebels, front and rear, North and South, ?ve subj-i* ;ated or exterminated. And th-:? let con itgn punishment be speedily meted out to the lurvivirrg leaders in this unholy ctusade ipainst civilization. My motto is, Greek lire :o the mashes and he!! fir<? for rhe leaders. And none hut the loy>-.l ?bouhl he consulted' i? the great casting up of those aeconnt**. W. G. BROWNLOW. We clip the following paragraphs from lLo ,' Atlanta (Geo.) Confederacy; of Oct.24th: i Tuit NEWS KRO.M EAST TENNF.SSF.E.-Thc . liewa Lom East Tennessee is most exhilara- ? titi";. Our cavalry, under thc {jfillant coi.ntnan- | d?Trt Dibbrell and Morrison, have driven the* svuny td his fortifications at Loudon, without 1 incurring any ibas'on uu.- side. . The1 loss ol the encuiy is e'-mmed up as' follows : TOO prisoners, 50 wagons loaded wit h .' ?tores, 10 ambulances, S pieces of artillery, n lot ol mules and h.vses, besides small arms, ; camp equipage, ic. Tnis lays Wheeler's rydtar in the back ? rround. Gen. Morrison Commands a brigade , I Georgia cavalry, and ha-i occupied the ex- i treme front, much to thc discomfiture of the ' Bneuiy, Tor many moaiha. Cul. Dibbrell is in romman.l of a briga?e CiL Forrest's men, and b iowa nothing bi'1 to jnlvHt tue enemy whetieyeT Heget-, in sti?cii'g distance of bis camps. Gov. Smith of Virginia, in Lis address to the c?ttz.;ns of Danville, besought the people of all ages, Rexes and conditions to practice economy, the roon to q iit wearing tbe'r fine paraphernalia-and to clothe them elves in ha bilmient-i more becoming a peopta eugaged in such s stnn?g'.e as we have on our hands ; .to economise not on ly in raiment, but. also in food, oven recommending the discontinuance of thc j^se of moat, cac-pi unte a day. To I he ladies he appealer!, io pursue tho ?amo po ?i v. ? .'! told them as he hvLt.,14 "the fine ladiea of Rich monti,"' that they must darn I aiiddouhle darn thrir old di ewen; and never j i.iiv any of tiie eew fliisled Yankee inskle fib ri<-? so temptingly displayed in the shop-win dows of the raeirbantg. ?tT" Tho lino Arabien horse j<re.-a"ted t-i P.-es i.Unt Davis, which hasbreu awui'tiwga p.nssago at iVa-is.tu f-jr SOttjfl (?->?'lh'-, baa ss?'.jlv arrived in the P"n:edcrit? States. - ? ? -- ?jrgfir -e?etileo? toiics have b-.an cnptur-.l nn>l hung in the vicinity ut Llairsviilc, Uaieu Cjunly, North Caio?cs. Head-Quarters, ENROLLING OFFICER EnoKprtttn.'-Oet. 20. iSfi3. ITN compliance with order* reccivec-from ilie . Suprriuleadant of tko BttTeiiu ?of Conscrjp ti- n. ?ll men who harfe been cxeuiptoJ by SuLsti tarina, or who cow hold auch papera, are ordered te raport'fu'r'bwith at these Hutd-quaner*. If. Te assisi, es far as possible, in the desired result, all sub?rdiuate Officers, ure dirtctiJ to forward to th.s OCce, w.rbout delay, every sub stitute paper presented tu them.. . Hf. Tbe pa-Mes furnish:.'!/ the j>->pcrs will be fnrn'shed certificates" by tba Enrolling'Offif-^r, bearing on their face th" fact I bat such pnpers have i.eemtaaen from them, and for what pur pe*e. IV. It is not intended to interfere violently with any prin-ipal wh:>s? discharge bus bein ro cogaizeet as valid, but rr. examination uf tke pa p?n is absolutely leceasary for the form at iva of an intelligent and correct upiuion concerning the extent of the frauds, ead fer tba detection of the parlies engaged tiicreiu. By erder F. M. ?CHIRMER, Lieut, and Chief E. 0. Oct. 21 tf . 42 OFFICE OF A. Ci S. DIVISION No i. FT. MATTHEWS, Oct lst,.19fi3. CATTAI* TILMA? WATSOJV, Junior, is uireby appointed an Age?t for this Depirt uieet for a portion Of "RjjceSe! J District. His Line will extend'from Mr. Joel It id gol l's on too Columbi* Road, to Chappell'* Depot on Green ville A Columbia Railroad; Mienoo to Nineiy Six Deput (inclusive,) from thutice te Fury's Ferry on tba Savannah River, (via Liberty Hill ;) from thence duwn the finrapnjh River bl IliimuU'g ; from thonec down* the South Curolina Railroad to tho flarn wall Line ; from thtuce "he District lino botween Edenfield, Barnwell' and Lexington as far as Mr. Ridgell's. ? Do is aolbnrized lo purchase subsistence sup plies fur this Department, and HISO when necessa ry to seize thcruppli.s huld by Ihoso who refuse tu srll to the Goveronion!. Ile is* an thorned to rc ari va and receipt for tho portion of the Tux in Kind consisting of Whcnr. Buckwheat, Molasses, Ground Peas, Bacon and Potatoes: JOHN F. RILEY, capt. & A. cf. s: OFFICE PURCHASING AG'T SUBSISTENCE Knot ri sui D?STRICT, Edgclield S. C., Oct. %l. BY virtue of my appointment as Purehusiog and Impressing Agent in thc 'Subsistence Department, C. S. Anny, for a portion of tin? District, I respectfully beg Unvo to Bay to the Farmers included tn mv ;>"r;iou of tho District that I am reaJv to receive and receipt for their portion of ino Tax in Kiud due tho C'oufeoerate States, at oi'her' of my Stiiro-Rnoin?, at Ed>;c tield C. >I, Ninety-Six Depot, Hamburg, or at I Ri.tue P. 0. While I sholl endeavor, in the discharge nf my d?licat* duty, tn avoid any apparent r.r real in terfereneo witb thc rights of all person?, never theless I will firmly ur.d fearlessly proceed tu im press all Subsistence Stores that may he held by panics in speculation. And I hereby warn ail sueU to desist froru purchasing snpplios above Ihn rates fixed in the Schedule of tho I tr. pres. .ag Commissioners for South Carolina. All tho rurpius produco of the country will ho required for the siicoos-fnl prosccuM'tr o'' th. War, and I earnestly appeal to the citizen*^ <~ the District, to como up promptly to tho support of rhc Government. We feel assured that, upon pmpor rollectir.n, any one mu3t fee1 thal it is bet ter to sell to tho <+uvoriitnBiit at r. fiir equivalent than to the speculator at atty prit-p. Th's is the mo?: trying tour with ii? ard we certainly will not longer aid and abet thc specu lator tn bringing ruin upon ourselves. persons baring Sqbeiatenco More? for snlo ?vi!] he rendering a service to ins country byprr-mptly nffcrlug the same to mo at Edgefield C. H. All good citizen* are respectfully requested to rej.ort to me any one known to them wmi is hol j?n;;; his supplies for spocnlatien, otherwise a ifi-ent many wid evade th.? <lnty they o wu tn .heir country. Auy communication of KU kind addressed to mo at Ridge P. U , will be ct-fidon tialiy roceived and immo'liuteiy attended lo. T. WATirON, .lit., Purchasing Agent EJg.-fio!d Dist O t 21 tf 42 OFFICE OF A. C. S. DIVISION No. 4. ST. M.VTTIIBWS, 0:L 1st, ISo.'i. S3ROT. T. A. JONES is hereby appointed tri tuke cbar.-ee, of tho Store-Room at B-.lgaQeld C. H., and tv authorised to receive -ind roeaipt for the Tnx iu Kind ConilsHagnf Wheat, Huck wheat, titear. Rice, Molasses, Beaus, P.*as, Gmundpc is aud Bacon, J. P. RlLSi'. Capt. A A. C. S. Division No. A. Oet 21 tf 42 SLUE LA HG lt IMV?SICN KO? 3. fTHE Commi-sioners ot the Roads and the e T?wn authorities within the Judicial Diatrb'U nt Fairfield, Ric'.lund. Lexington, E.g-riold. BaTitwol!, and Ornoguluirg. a-c required foi th with te summon all person* in possession ut'vi ives liable n> Road duty, wj-hin the limits of their nu h-.rity, tu deliver one fourth of their .?lave liable* to such duty att.be bepols nennst thin??tier's residence, on MONDAY. 1 O' li November next, ?t lu o'clock a m.. ti.ere in ?wait traitsiMirturiou to Oiisrlosiun for thirty days' labor uti the fortifica tions. II. The aggregate of the rills ma:lo on this Dividen, including th? prient call, is four months' labor of one-fourth nf all the llo.id hands. In pursuance of toe terms nf fe Act. then, the Oommi?sioner> and Town authori?os will on.y retfiiirc of tho secergi slaveholders such an amend of l ihi>r a? will, when added to that already fur nished, make up such 0*n?r'a quota, i. c., otie feurth of their Road hands for four :.:.:;:hs. III. Labor contribute-l in advance under this call will bo c.rudile-l on future calls. IV. '*Owners are r,-nui?-t"d to furnish their flares with spades or shovels aRd rations to las. them to Chariest"!!. V. Tue Agents r?r,t to reeeivo tho reg recs arc prohibited troni furnishing substitules. ?itid ihe Cum missioners, .tc, are reqn?stc I not ti recog nise receipts given bv th?'.n fur suck purpoto. WM. M. SHANNON, Agent of the Stute-S. C. Camden, B. C., Oet. 12ih, le?S. ?*r? Mt cary Courier and all papers in the Division publish orce a week lor four weeks. Oct, 21_, 4t_42_ Commissioners' Notice. BY order ?f Wm. M. F.banaonj Sta'e Agrnt, ?ll ! t 'parsons in E'lgefiold Dintriet in possession of i 1 Sieves liable to Road duty, except ?boro owning | oniy ono hand, aro hereby R'tmmoned tn italiver I One Fourth of their Slaves liable to such duty at [ " the Dopots nearest tho owners residences, on Mon- ; J day the loth day of November next, at 10 o'eloidc A. M , thoro to av-it transporiation to CMarlusf?n j fer Thirty days laboren the fortifica?ir.;f*. Owners ? * aro required t-> furnish their Slaves with spades or L shovel.?, and rations to last thom to Charleston. Coimui-.-iouers are roquested not to recoguizc ? roeeipis given by agents, for substitutes. Tue ager-gatc of the ctll^ wade on Ibis District, ] including tho pre&tit call, will m.tko one montL'6 ! ' lubnr of uU Road hands. ! 1 J'hc line is increased1 to $205 to bo recovered i .hy iud et y ont. Commissioner.-! aro required to. t malic roturn?, on Ostb, of all defaulters to n Muir- ! istntto, who is required lu ifiuo a Warrant for thc ! ree:-v<-ry of thc Gao. retutt.nldo to Court. By aa Act ?f lite Legislatura) ?..-..s ?>, al the ; , lu". Setsion. J"rea ttarsotis or Color aro req it*-?') ? j to ito their quota t:f wark ? n the fortification", " but ate allow*' lu hira sit istiiutes Jo work in their j , stead. Givan undor my han 1 this loth dnv of Octo ber 18153. OEO. B. MILL"?, Cairraau, Gco'l. B'd Comm'rs. R'ds E. D. A. Jost"?, Sec'ry. N. E.-A Commissi mer will ho at Aiken. S. C., by 10 o'clock A. M., on the I fi th tiny of Novem ber nex* to doli vor the Road bund* to tho Agent, for the Upper Battalion of the 7ih Regiment. A. JONES, Chair. Boarr]. Oct. 21 _ _ ?|t_-T2 Burial Oases! ?keop constantly on h ?nd a full stock nf Walnut | ' and Mnli?geny COFFINS, which, Ir-wn ar..', ! 1 after this ilale, will he s-dd ti,,- CASH, .and aU pricos as reasonable a? thc '.im<i8 will admit of. . j ' Toe upo of ino HEARSE will bo charged lur !', aocurdiiig io thc Fame ratio. . , , JOHN M. WITT. Xlgcfield, S. C.. Oct' 10. L'ti'. tf_42 "Stolen" ON tho nti;ht of tho 8th inst., from the Stuhle j o^ Dr. J. E. ?To?e. ene milo from this phce, ! I a ?niall light HAY flORSfl, norna ton or twelve i yeais of a-^c. 1 will ^ive a reward of one linn- | ] dmd dollar- fer ?'ie ?ie ,eery of tho horse and tho ! ? ih'of. Or ? will pay a liberal reward for the de- ? livery of ibo horao. i i ' J- B. GRIFF! S. I ; Oct. 31 If 42 1 TC?X C?lleciGi's ??otice. ?W1LL . " -.'st the following limes and piaoes ' to collect the Xei.ua at recently returnod to Assessor Der.n. to e-it : J4*n T.'Nicholson's, Tuesd?v, 27fh~Oel*r. Lvhrir d'a. . AV-: iiiOsd..y, 2?th ?*' Jt-bn Reiicier's'illili, Thursday, i'?rh ?. i?r?niteviil?, Fridny, Stirb " John Curry's, Saturday, Sift " Kdgdhfl?VC.?.H. Wondi.y, 2d 3??Vr. .? ? Tuoduy, :?.d Cherokee Ponds, Wednesday, -"'h " Bench [t?K?d, 'Jbdrsday, 5tti " Hamburg, Friday, ti'h " Wideiuiin's School H., Saturday, 7i-h " Red Hill, Monilay, "th " Collier'?, TuosiUy. Mik " Woodlawn P. 0. Wudueadiiy, 11th " White House, . Thursday, I2th " Liberty Hid, Friday. ISth " Chen thu ID'S, EaArdayj 14 Ji " Pieusam Lane, Monday, Kith . " Sbutttrftehl, Tuesday, 17th " Capt. Hoar, trill attend with ute ls receive tbs report of sates, Ac. for tito quarter ending 1st October, 1363, ned to receivo the returns. of cu much vf the-crops ?s Lave been gathered nt that time. Tax Payers are ur*ed tn promptness- in paying their Taxes, as tba Books for lu? present year must then duse. H. Ti WR?QHT, V.rh Ol Di?t, P. S. TLosa who d. jire to pry their Tfcxo? either reith ?he T>unouu nr. Uoyer k Lsd wich m o noy can do so Ly ondcidng their milnes ie/nf/,, legibly in poncil on tho hack ot" the bills, 'lins they will dj ateb.?is* Ul *-ve time. * Sept 29 tf 559 Tax Collector's Notice. SWILL attend at the following times and placel to collect th? T?x on property, credits, ?c., as assessed by Dr. R. C. Griffin, vii: J. S. Sroyly's, Monday, 2d-Nov'r. Dom's Mills, 1 Tuesday, 2d ?. Kc un tree's Store, Wednesday, 4;h ll. II. Mays' same evening .! o'clock, ?aif wangcr's Store, .TbrtrsJt'y, 5th. " Minni Cuibrcath's, Friday, ?th ? Allen Komp's. Sa,urd.iy, 7th. ' Coleman's % Roads, Mnnday, 9th Perry's, lucsuay, ]0:Ji ' Hume's Store, . Wednesday, ?lth * Mlck'.er's, Ihu/auay, . 12th ' Mannt Willing, ' ' Friday, 13th 1 Dr. J. B. SlobJsy'j, EatuftUy,* 14ih ' Mrs. Alieu'o, i.Iunday, loth ' Dr. J. C. P.ciJv'j, 'tuesday. 17tb ' l?dge, Wednesday, l^ih ' 'd.s. Norris', Thursday, Iflth .' ileorge Addy's, Friday, 201h " Mrs. Gibson's, Saturday, 21 at 41 ll.eliard?oa's, Mouday, 2id " Ai thc sauio times and places L will collect "rem Registered Tax Payers ike T;tx cn pmtniut if Kfusd eitles fi-?in 1st July to 1st OoL 1 wiil be required lo muko my return the last if November. Xuerefvre Tix Payers nrurespect ully requested lorant mo at my appointments, ind pay up punctually. Persons wishing to appeal from ass?a?tneiit nf Uscssor, can do so between thc 15th of October ind 1st Nov. C. M. MAY,' 13lh Dist. Col. Oct 7 7t 40 Assessor's Notice. ?" WILL attend with Mr. M-iy, thc Coilectr>r, ai L the time and places mentioned by him, to re c:vr Return.--, and makeAsrcFsmonts, nt?talready a ide, of the " T-ix in Kind.'' Alan, tal-.c ipe ?uarteriy Return? t-f the amount cf ?rns-s sales nf egi*tvrcd tax L>r the quarter e::di:.g .'illiit Sept. Every perion wh J, na Trasloe, Guardian, Tu r?r, Curator, Cuuimittc'e, Executor ur Administra ir, or a' Agent, Alt?rr.ey in fact, or factor, ol' ny person or persons, vt;o have failed to nuike uluru* to ui*, ure hereby notified thal they wiM ave an opportunity nf doing s? !>y meeting mo I my appointments. They are held re.por. ?M? or ail ux'?i due from the Esl?t?, inseme money. T properly in th' ir possession, or under rhoir uu'.rol. Aud. if any should fail t.> avail them si wa uf lb? present opportunity, the penalty o' he law will b.: strieily enforced in "every instance At thc ."ame timo I wiil make an estimate, BS bc law directs, of nil '. neat Cattle, ll bn.es and i ule?, not used in cultivation, and As.-cs owned y each person." Ph.-Hers aud Flintier.' will tiKc iue notice thoieo'f. and govt.ru tl.ems'Ivo-i ti'-roi d ug-y. R. C. GRIFFIN, Assessor }3.b GvL Di.-t, Oct 20 - tr _12'_ Slate of South Garsina, ED G ? i'' I l?sL D D ? STRIC T, IN BQUITi' ^: M. E. Simkins, Emma Simkini; ot al ~p\' virtue of a? oidcr of thc Court in thi 'JS causis thu Creditors i.f iba Il-.n- Arthur iuikins, r?u'.!i 'Jjicia1. nad olberwise, ?rj requirsd ii cMuoli.-ii tii-i.- Claims before tba Commissiu?er y ?hit ?fal d..y of M?y next. Z W. CAltWlbB, c K B H. Cnmm'r?. Ofrico, Oct. 20, l it53. ^Si42 Tea! Teal" I CHEST OJ' ?KEEN TEA, of Ene L ll ivor asd tjualiiy, for snle hy E. PENN, Agent. Sept 15 tf 37 NOTICE. A LT. persons having claims a^iin.-t tho Balate T?. of Dr. .T. Barwood Burt, de^'d., ste no'i?ed j pr..s?>r.t them. p.-r>p.-!r!y attested, as the nnder isti-?d is prepared to jiay 'ha same, Thu-c in ebled to said Estate at-e requestei to mettle urompt r. W. M. Bi:HT, ?ft'wr. .T.m 21 if 3 "p^?TT?lVIB (?r? ?0\ ON' i??LLS, A FRESH supply just received bv ['A. E. PENN. A gs? I. Angil If :t-2 Copperas. EVrjJSll PEPIN BD COPPERAS jual re ceived and fur sale by J. A. GL'RLEYI II lmhtirg. Oct 1.1 1 -n 4 1 Pine Tobacco and Segars JUST reriived ? tine sepplv of choice Chewing TOBACCO, Smiiklno: TOBACCO, SEGALS, ?ii'ES, MATCHES, Ac. J. A. OTT.LEY. Hauihiirg, Oe' 1? 1 m 41 Shoe Pegs-Shoe Thread. JUST r?'eai7esff:'? snnnly i.f SHOE TU K KAT), 1*BI4S, TA':KS, ,fco. Also, ii tr-od nasort ennt of NEEDLES. J. A. GURLEY. II"Uiburc', Oot Mi .. im 41 Wai^ecT " \ WTLL p*y th?.- highest uiaikrt pri?a fnr tw?lv? t bandrctl(V200) bushels of gnod CORN-- --.er nm nd tn i"; delivered nt the pl.ws I liotigbt of a.'-.'-* M.?mil, E?q., mid live hnndred tn tue iii heA'iilace. A. G. TEAGUJi. Oct ia tr <t Notice. ?IVT'LL make application af ihe i?"xt Ses^ipn <,f thc Legislature, for re charter uf my Ferry iero*H Big Saluda Ri?'-r. on Ibo ro;-^l leading rom Newberry C. H. tu H imburg, on ihe WevVr loud, at such pri?es as rn-e in eeonrdenoe with he lime?. WM. BOUKNIGHT. Sept 15 g& 3m_ S7 Iron. PLANTATION IRON for ?aJo by S. E. BOWERS, Art. Himburg, Sept 22 tf 38 Final Settlem?nt. A LL pensons indc.btod to the Bfltate of John R, Sk, Gwaltney, icc'J., arc rennestod to make psy n'.-.-.l 't? oar?y a? possible. Thoso hiirlng cl.tims igai.ist the Estate will present theta, property ittested, fo Dr. A. G. Teague, my n'itli<i,-'i7e"t igenu on or before th'? l?rh Ucccmher-nex:, :IJ n Mini i?otllcmentof snid Est.to will ba mad j lu b-_ Oi Jiuary's Office on that day LUCY GWALTNEY. Ex'iv. Oct 21 td d2 ? Egypt ior Sale. T'.IE LAND L'F CORN AND WHEAT c.nntitining URI Acres, lying three miles rroej Bdgefield C. H. Thia place nccda ot.ly tu Lc ?ect; lo be liked. Be.irr abi-uiit in thc nr-.ny Mr. W. V. T^oiieeu ii tiimiiriaed io act a? my Agent in ihn H-I?O of lite aleve pliioo. " L. S. JUllNSOV. Sept 22 If 33 l i Large ao? Valuable Piaiitaiioo ten SAH;. j--i:.???i?5 I? I, A N I A : J DN?8 J&?sv whoi n Mr. Julina Day v* r- M 'er, si u*'text Ju Edgutield District, on ihu Emuburg A Edgefield j Flank NonJ, 16 lui!.<s fron Augu-dn. ll r-iro. EdgeiHd C. H., and S from C?r?.uilev?(l i, ?nd coutaiinng . SUVKSTEEX H?NDUED AC li? S 0" ehoifc pine l.iMid. Snid IIM.1V nf Ijnd tiea on a high lev ?I rio ire. ?lerfeetly healthy, ftuely wau lered, in a plonnunt neighpm hued, convenient to uierknr. and ir* mediately en ilio contemplated retire of the Columbia A A'rtg?tra Heil Bond. On tho premise) ern two Battlements.- t ne di rectly on the Plank"Bead, embracing n handsome and commodious Dwidling, geed Ivitclii-i.,.Smoko llnii"*?. Nnurn Ililli??.?, te., together witS n r.?vr 1 (lin House and .Screw, largo Catii* aud Horse I Lots, Barna. Stables, Ac,-all conveniently nr I ranged and in geed repair. Ibo other settlement, ab ,ul a milo ii?t:in-., ?lan pear tbs Boutl, consists of a 3iuall Dis'oilinj :iii_? all necessary out-build Ings. The.?* lan ls are rory productive, tis tho present crop will alt eft, and alu weil adapted lo Ibo cut ton- of Ciro, stael! <Tr-?iii, Cotton AV. Ab .nt Fifo irurir-H Acra of tim Tract of Laud srs la r. htc?i "'tit" collin tier, n--d nuder go ?>! 'encei.-T?hil?t eke remainder i*> in.pa'ive forest, with .i li-.e growth of Pine, Oak and Hick ory wund. 'J hare in a'so bn tho promises* proraisin/ young' Orchard ul choice P.-.tt Tree?. fi&^V.vT farther iufoiiaaii >n tp] 'y t ? Mr. Day. un the place, or in the Subscriber at ridgefield C. IL, S. li. ^.iVReforenoe is respectfully piv*n *? prof. F. S Hidmos, ol Charleston, who bas recently pur chased laud io tho vicinity of tb-* pl cc, uud who would doubtless express his'opinin.-? on applica tion, as to the merits of this desirable plantation; ^?" Price reas niable,-terms ace >m:p oils ting. ' _ J A M lit? M. KAliRISON. Ei'geOeid, S. C., Ooi, C if -IO A Valuate Plantation THU Subscriber o?er? fur-sale his VALUABLE PhAd'?A lioN, contaiuiuga'^nt, i Elevan fiuudrcd Aeries, Lying ^n.B.-d Ba-1:, .Mine Qreck aud Little Sa lt. d,i Uiver, rc:.:- "yd Batik MtatJug BoUnC, and bounded,Ly liiuVu.of Cn!. X. il. Dusxitig, James A. Dozier, Elf)., Dr. A. 8?*'3>usier, Viutiuo A. flerleug and ol hers. Thrr: ;? on thc place about, Two Hundred acres cf good Bottom Land, aud about Four Ilnndred acres of Vi'oodlin?T. There -ri c?i tho premises a good two sUry Dwelling House, ;ud ether accessary buildings, all in good repair., There is ?l?o o:i tko place a good li tn Hoye r.r.d Screw, ?;-.id a (?rat rate iii ist Mili. '.The land is well adaptad to Cotton, Cuni, small Orala, A -, For further irifortr.a!icn enr-lv tn rhn Sub'eriber on t:iu premisas. J 0I1N..) RXSI N'CS, Sr. 0.17 ' -lr ^ir $Sf Charier tan C^:a-:?r will p!e:ts2 nopy twice a week :n Pally for cpo ir.?>:-.th, and forward ac c un* to th?? ClB*ra for peynint. .Uot/ilV/UoOU 1 xO}yCl bj you SA i.M. w- WfLL ft'.l pa1 'i1 .:'?., on the flr-t Monday lis N rciuber'rs*;s',atEdieCjlJ C. Ft., ONE HOUSE AND LOT in Ibe Vii lags tl Edgefield, formerly the property of tho-i.?o Charles 31a-. j t?n-gir, deceased, and :.<?.?. occupied by Mrs. aso; | reiisec,'cnnbtinii-g Holfnn Ae?e, cr hs -, and bonnded by lasd: nf th? Ca'bo?ie Chi'rch, James A. Doaler, Es'ute Ooo; \?". Luudrum,dee'd . .ind Th;W. P. M?gia'h, E rj .-thu jaia.s L..?iug been E'cbcatedto. the St: *- -i S-tfh Ciroltna, tho daecaied. haying no legal heir? iii thi; Con fed?raey. Tj-ms on a cretlii o' twolva m nu th s from day of cale with interest fro'n da*'*; No!e with ::p lintyeiF per.? m al r-inority rind a morlg'ee i?rtbe premise* vii! be) re'iuircd. Costs tn bc*paid iii car l;. Possession giv?n --n ?ho 1st January next. LEWIS JONES, Escheater. . Kdgefi'dil C. IL. Aug it, 5t '?j State o? South Carciina, LJjc::n;i'.!i DiafftiC'fi fx KQutr'r. Sarah ?- Bomsble, ") ?." , -, , t r . i .,l As/oie? * Lewis .foti.:.. Adm ur. et al.J ?g"?Y vir.un ?.f ;in or-L.-r-of Ibo Courl in Ibis cjf .-linse. I wiii .pTjieeed t-i sol lieu the pioudsee, .JU TUESDAY, .he It'ith dny td iN'ovuiibur n.-x1, iho l^ai E*te:a,deticribed in ibu idea li. e-, vis : ONE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, wlrtre ori the lat*! Andrr.w Hnrnside resided rt ih? rime of his death; Cout?inlng Oi.e hunarcd :>ti I thirty n-VM; (I-!?! :ifc?-s. more or l'>', i'.'V'ng tSeeco-.i n cuiumodbius TWO STOKY DOUSE, und all he cersa-y i?n:-,,id'di*?gs, ::r In flue young Orcbanl of ..h >icc Fruit Trees.- This is undoubtedly one of tho mosi pleasant uni comfortable Homes in the np c mniry, aud is si tnt ted only one milo ntTd a half from thc Town of Hamburg and'city of Augn?ru. (len. M. C. M. B.tmiitond oeeupies thii desirable property at this time, and wi.I show ibo promises to any one desirous of purchasing. Al>r, ONE ilOt'?E AND LOT in tho Town of 'Hamburg, cuutainiug Olin half Aero, more or less, b.iuuda.1 on frorsi by Centre Street, North hy S. Altaaay's lot. S util by Mrs. Bewlej*'s lol, Ac, .ii (.u.-eiiL ucv.*pkd by Juba ShinaL TERMS.-Swid on axredit of twelve months, with intered in.-:n d-'y o? salo, except costs of. Nitil -h..-1! ti; i-t be in c.ish, ^!te ptircii.iSsir liavinc thepeivilegnof paying thc.la amount in ci.!: if ha .-u d?siras, Purchasers aili ba rc.juirod to give iiuTMts wi'h at luust two good riireties to secure ?au p:irc!,lse n.oaey. Tilles to bc }iaid for OStrit. i. y PoeseSiiou given oe ibe 1 day of Jan'y uri . 7.. W. CAR WILE* c i:.i:.n.' (J .m'rs. on; .:.. ?.<.!. 12,_-It-t 1__ State ofoou';h Carolina, . E??S?FfELD ri?STRICT.J' . IX EQUITY. Ambrose Whl?tlc, Adm'or , ) BUI fur'tale nf M. . 1 Ln?il. payment nf 1 t Nancy Whittle, et al. J Hebt?, ?tc. j t "?ns Y virtue uf an order of Ihr Court itt this cause .' BB ; A\i i prtLtced to sell ou thc premises ?II I .i uWSDAY, tho I Tits Xu'vcinVcr next, the R?AL-j1 EST ATE nf Mar* :'. Wh?V.a, liso., il?voribed io | .' th'i pieadiugs, e.iutaiuittg ??'?i?? iiiiudreti A- rc.<, j more or i"..->. *.yoi i i ?t l.::ds of L.i'ia Sutith/JjlS. j Mill r, EiiiauU' 1 Whittle at. 1 oihors'. Slid Lau is ?viii h, .- l l in two s'-pmite TractV. t!,^ partic'aiara-ul which rill bo given'uu uay ul sale. - . ... TKItMS.-Sidd mi u credit of twolvu months frdln d... ol' sale, with in'?riist fruin nate. 0Xco|jit sile ibo '?um ot One '1 iiottf::it..| ? .|l.-..s, nud a snifloicfCT ti .*tiy the cos?a ami expenses ut thia suit, w*i" ir h "itu be paid i-i t-ash. Titles extra. W. CA I IV, ILL, r.i:.K.i.., Cumtn'ra" ?ilico'. n.-t 12 _. M il Li)Jl'-FXZLD DISTRICT, IX ORD?XAHY. Emma Rushtou, Applicant, ") vs . > Bnnj. F. nu l Car-line l?. Rasbloa, Dot ts. J BY un arder frojn lit? Ordinary, 1 shall proceed | to vii nt Edgefleld C. IL, un the first Mon day in November m-xt, for PartitWn, lite RJ?AL ESTATE of Je.tucs R. Rushton, lalo Hf Edgefield District deceased, consistinu' of ONE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying ' and bcitig itt thc J.,:strict ?ind Stuto aforesaid, j cont.iiiiir.g One Hundred and one Acre?, more or !e^. houifdfld by lands of Bcrjamin ll-u?bton, ? Vi' i ll i ire Dariel .md others. TERMS.-On a credit uf twelve months frota j tiny nf rale. Purchaser tn give Bond with good se'- : cui iti"s', ?ntl a Mortgage to iLc Ordinary tn sc- ' cure thc purchase money. Coats to bo paid in '* cash. Tj:lcs.cxitM. LEWIS .TONES, a. t. n. Ott 5 dla -il ' uraniteiiiSe Vacfliis*^ tgfo????" TVJS77'will LAUTER at oiii- ei'-urc in Or::n:,.c j TY viiie, ou the folluwii.g terms: Cue yard, of ' ?l-l Sruyelirig.?r ose yard.Vauelu?e Osiiab.irgs for j ti piia:itii>f'Eacott : I s >' is K t?hirting 1er it bushel i ul Cnn. . .. Pta". All oiher anieles of Produce Hurtare I turon l?'ir.il icnn-?. . ..'...'' J. E. COOK A CO. ; Cd 5 . .I'"f: ' ' ? ;. ENVELOPES. ' rn h iv? new on hand n goul supply of HN VELOPES. Enquire ?t. this"O0icc. Price ,._X ilorn 71 cts. lo <!,2r. per pack. *" Sept 23 tf 3S For SfccTi?i. VILLI A M SPIRES, SAT KAMT, Sr. ?. H. CLAUS. A. P. V7 EST, . JOHN BLAND, if. V. Cu OPE Jv, Fnir TK?'Collector.'' . PE?*'J.- ROP?SiH, , . ? .1 ICOB K UI KT, IS TA KL'Ni* TUROR,- > - . C. M. ii AY, CHARLES ?ART3?R. P.KRlC? H OP.:'. E. V/. ii. HOLLOWAY. T or Clerk, S. HAK? 18ONj JACKSUH CO VAR -; For OrJinary. Vf. F. I) CR IS OE. n?goces 5/?7"1-* f? "> ~-1r>?> FIFTY j;rX-i* :-;T " V V yo(I.\<i->-^.f;R<>r:s,Bi;?R;eproe?r??tr^ to ruy tao iiUrRK*T C ASU PitlOKS. . .- . VC Wo ou limul H LIKELY WOMAN WITH . POUR ChlLDRKX which wo ?ill be plensel tu ' tell ur cxtuuugo Hr o*her Faroes. O LOVER A SULLIVAN* - ??in 28 . ?f .. _4 to?amitiert to ?he Jai! * v OF fbie Di.-U i"t, on thc 13ih inA'., ? negro -nan. ?rho RUT? his hame is ELBERT;-but if . ^.enfly .oa.iied Al>ert, ann that he-belongs to j??. Kiui;, living at Atlanta, Ga. ?ibert .says he r.as - arrested when nt his wife's honac in ,tUe, o pp er - purr' of thu District. ' Said Elbert ?R ab? it 27 .v.ears of rire, 'veigns about' I 'O' pounds; is ? f?et Hinches high, dark complected. No marks Sr" * scam noticed.. .. , ? 'J ie i-T-cor i? requested te.come forw.ard,.preve. |.?r?"ptri>. pnr chartes and lake h?ru nwa'v, other- ' wise he trill be dclt with ns'tbe l?w dinsrts.-* . "r** L.H.MCCULLOUGH;J.E.D. W ' Jun? 2i> .- ti . ? , 2b. . -.. - Neile?.' WV ALL persons leaving deini.iidi against thai's Uto ot M'i'licm B. Wlr?d?eton, deo'd., are re uucsted '.o presan! them ic tho- undersigned,"and ' th nee, in?abletj t* said Estate are requested -te. ui?ku iniucdiote pnvmen'. ' iiilnT-'Mir^LHTO:;, Adra'Tf/ ". Marl Sn/*'' '- vf '. Estate Notice. A LLp rr 'ns in.-.nr.ytriw indebted to tii? Esfeift* xii. eC P. M. Pern, dwe'd., sro eaT?,e?riy tcqi'e-rt ,Vd to com* forward and swle up witheot .delny. Tho?? h- \ \r:% eisim-. r.g-ipfr said Est?t* will rem .1er t!:e:ti ?D, prhj orly bncted, af rn osrlvdste." G. L. PENN, Adrt'or. . Ana * tf Cl Ethan Allen. Hpilo tbnrutigh brvl rm?jt STALLTEN wili M_ bland the Fell ??w?fl, commencing 1st S- - '..ul.,.r. :,t .vir. J.od Hill's plr.uiuiion, at $Zo ilie Seis? j. , . . ? ... . -? li i i i *? N ALLEV j.-; (,r< of fi Mossengcr u.-i-e l?y Eliiaii AI "rn : ho \ry Pijlpj ?iurgaii-the 1 -t :ri,;;ii.j; ; loci: kr^own. ;. '"* - 1 .'? LiltAjS ALLEN is n l>-^c:i/ul La.y, IC brr ii . ii?:.. .-;.\ yours .old. and "f flag fann^end j.-ti n. Ila iiiTs ns lino cors cs can be shown in tb? Lis li.i. - . A. J. it vo?tas Sept 2 . ..... tl . .. . ^-;5. Notice. A PriCAJlON.will be nimio to thc Legisklur.i . L'JL lis lies .'is?i-n, to vest :? r ally L'au?Q,? 1. icc s.ti pie, :i.e KIIOUestate ??otb ro:J ?nd per IUIIMI. of ncr ho.i 2\o?fr E(bridge, dce'd. Sept. y 3m ... ,Z?. Locknut This! ; . ?O?.S .i?M>i??.; L)?LLAuS ?lt??V??ii>^ JT) UiS A'*" rt Y 'rojo inn 'wo ye;ir? n?o. t-ro ui'tTr'* 2. X euloon, OLAIiEiiJ*ER ?nd LiZK. Ci?crVrt rii'ivr is .'.dirk ninia tin ii'.?-.iit fvr;y yours of .sge,. Mrs is a britf" nmlittt'?,'.?'"ntt twon^y-onp yta.ru ii.I, -i.? 'i ol 70?it sire. I think thoy have been i .rbur.'d in ihm Dis: ri-it nnd the bnvor part of abbeville. 1 will nivt Two llundrod Dollar? '?.r be aj prthuii-. m ol' thc two. women, sod _Tv..o ilundted Doil?ra tor thu detbeP?fref thc thief ir i?.r..iiri-.r. \V. ti AP. D>ER. .' Hamburg, Sept 22 ? - : ? tim .. M State of So?th Carclin?, LDGJ>F?ELD DISTRICT, * IX GR ii I*. A RY. BY W. F. DTflliSGS, E.?q., Ordinary of Edge lieiu District. ?Vnereus, Albert G. Turner bns applied tp me 'or L'-tti-rr ot' Adiniuistiation, on all and eiDga .ir t i" tfo.-fls and rhattnle, riehrs und ?rpifits'of ranice & Ad im. , lato ol the llistriot ai'oreraid, . leo'd. .. . ? . ' Tueso aro, thercfr re, to cito ind admonish nil mu singular, the kindred and creditors of the saifl. IUCO.IM' :. to bo and Hppear before ino, at oar ne.vt b.lir.v.y'- Courr fi?r fie ??id District, to bv-hoitfH t EdgelielU C. H., '.n the 2Sth dsy of Oct. ?uti ? o show cnuso, if aoyj why tho said administr?t; . i: >ul?l nut bw g.->i.rcd. ?ivan undo? .-JJ land ar:d ser.l, thit< J4th day *?f . Vet in the year cf cur Lord- ono thousand ei?Li mildred i:;d "dx ty-lbr^o, and ia Cue ?-Si.h ypar_vf be Xndopendenco of S?u*.h Car?lioii.' "'' W. f. LUXtbOE, o:fe.D. Oct 21, 1863. 2t - . ? fii? State of South Carolin EDG?F1E?J) DISTRICT. * ' ' tx on my A nr.' ' ?n>Y \\. K. Dl'U?SOE, Ei?quiTO, Ordinary-ef ?. nj JSdgofiol I District. . . .. ^ ? W'lioitiis. Miir(,'Hrei E. T.'olls, Las applied to ni? 'ur Letters of Administration, on nil ?nd sin?n! ir ,he er-.-ods and chattels, rights and exeddtttoftAi in? - ? f. Wells, Lite pf tho Dislrict ftt'jwsa'id, ileo'd... Theseare^thcrefiro^ to cite ar.d nduoonith' ni' m l s;iigul'.",*tbc kindred- ?nd creditors' of'tl?? "si is^i deeaased,-td be nod anpci-r-before me. ai^??Tt99e> ifizt Ordiiiiiry-'s Court ier the said .District, ?+ -bo....... i'dilou.at Jiugi-fi-l I C. U-....0? Uie 2nd div fiLjS^fis .fii'tSo shaw celine, iTanyJ w?y ibo ?aid admi:i:s- - ration should nor ha grantedT ' " - Oiven undor my hatid unii'scal^this. l?tbday ^ . ..fiioi -bwr in the year, ol our Lord. ono . tbe.?.^ .' ?and ei^pt hundred aiid eixty-thr-o, aa i in th*"' ??bfy-cighth year bf " Ibo* Tri'lcp?ndtac? of 'the :' it.te of South CarbR ?a. * .' ..\>..I'..DLRiSi)i5,Q.J3l.Lv. a . 0ct2L - . .at . . , . _..^jf2 State pf SGUOK OarolinC'. ,E b G E P1 ti li li li I ?S 7 RJ C T v VA .OHulX.K?i?'. Fj?Y W, V. DUPviSOL, bf o'..' Ordimi ry of K-'e v-*" ' ! J? flaid Hb-trier. - . VVberc?>, Z. W. Cir-.viS, C. E.. B. D., bxs nnulled rome !>r Letters i-t Administraiiou on all..- '. aa?1 singular r'ie go<.?'.*.jn.l tl..tr?lv?, .riirbte au<l ere'its ot Ofipbitul I?. Walker, l?b?uf^tuf^?istnee ttforcs?id/doc'?T. ?. "'' .'"' '." T?ie-c lins therefore, "?fohs-and'aduioni.-<h ail.v lind singular, tho kindred antLoroditoiauI'thtte'Ud.. deceased, to bc and nppearbci'oro i40,.at t?ur ue\?. .... Ordinnrv'e Court fnr-the'eaid D'i<rt"rict,to be hold-rb nt Edgeflelff Court House, on tho ?Tth'day. of: Xov. nest, to. rbow anasc, if.afli') way J4?a i?dd ,. administration eiiovld. ui-t bo g.-ui-.^d. \ :, Given under my hand and seairjftill JTO? ^ayr of Oct., In thc roar" df of,?' Lord 'ons tabna? ' and oi^iif hundred nnd sisty-thrae( and ia --the eighty-eighth vcr ol" tho .-.of?ral^aty sad lads* pendence of tho ?i?'t'j nf South '.'?r.dina. K . - w.i'.'DCRUSOE; O.PI?-. Oct Cl iii ?IJST r?'v?vpd ?"i! fer'sa's al the Store o?-C?iS/'1. , Ifuilirt? nd',' IT:.mburg','S. C.,' . ni ?vi (n'e very Susei lu ?WehcliW 1I0ME3PUN/ . . (Lio Cuso M<>urmn?..C^d?lC?, " . ono Cuse Dark CALICO f..r ,Tint-r"weaf. . . A PA, Two' rlwnWR ?ntf *?i?ty* CAR?.-?). ?flR^'t .'v'? ?'ir.l-W1?di wsi^'nnd-^ihio'warra?itcii . ta caedrf ? Cut ton reell; at V-'? pe>??a.r atrytaiL, - . > Hamburg. Sept 2S, . . lal. ".39 T _j_? .'.' . >_-l^--*'-^'.- - -Ore' FIR Kale a< M. I.' Visi'buU/.'s nJ stand e let or 'liltAM rEVrLT.E t?liOTH." at reajiofiSliU^' ' prions. Cloth will bo exchanged for Rason. July:i3 '. s ? tf . .. ?Jsfl.^. .