Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, December 30, 1863, Image 2
Bl ?lilXIMS, DUBJaOB ? CO.
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F"- tl.o' Adi ?r?rcr.
OL! I can't bo oj toni tor yuan.
At W'.rk wi'h s| in bin g 'aid riitebiiig>
Nor endure suck delays ?nd cares,
WlTile n: 7 beau is su be*itcl>iu?.
A bachelor '.'is t.-uo, nnd lill;
Lei;.; ?xempt 'r< m couti-ription ;
By milling tue! u?iug his lull.
And arts o'f every tief erip tien.
The curdling oiler's sight
He sere england shuns both night and day,
Revising schemer uith all hts 'might,
At borne and from the wer tu stsy.
Indood it can not be delayed, j,
' > Tili -this war shall currie to a close ;
For then I will bo an old maid, .
And without the young men 'for beaus.
Our soldiers'ure both true end brave,
But there will not be one to four ;
And I would rather be a slave, '*,
Tbanlive and die without a beau.
But what -rill tha.heroes supposa,
When they have returned to their homes,
J, And wars shall have'come to acloco;
To find us in love with such drones.
Thoy will not term it very brave
Td act so very mean and low ; t
And will laugh and scorn me a si wc,
For loving such Kn ugly beau.
Po I shall beve him to tai ry,
And alt my conclusions withhold,
For I can't consent to marry
Ono that's so desperately old.
Jfor will it do te cry and rave,
* Since it wi)} bare.to be delayed;*
For it would be more wise and brave
Te live a contented old said.
. A Thrilling Revolntionary Talc.
God is every whore, iii; words are iu the
heurU lit; ie un the battle field, ur in our
peueerat home. Praise be to Lis holy Dame I
It was tn tbe wild of - Wiasahicon, on the
day ot the battle, as the iloouday sua came
th? ?\i'C]i c I us tu, ed leaves, that two men met
io a deadly con Unit neap the reef which, rose,
jika some primeval world, at least a thou.
aud /cet above the dark waters ol the Wiaaa
hicon,
The wan wj|h dard browu fae?, and daikir
gr y eye, dashing with deadly light, and
muscular form, ciad in a L> uo frock of the
Revolution, is a Continental named Warren.
i ht? D?W W*?n> w,tu "'"K black hair droop
ji g along his cadaverous tare, is /-lad iu the
hall' m:ljiaiy costume of thc lb;? tory refugee.
Tbl? is n murderr o'Paoli, named Debauey.
2**KJ metby aeeidenLandnowthey fought,
not * Uh 3* oro aud t itle, but With long and
deadly buming knito uhf y struggled, twisting
on the green ???rd,
At last the tory is down-ou the turn, with
tue knee of ?the Continental .on uis breast
the upraised knife Unshed death in his face.
".Quarter I 1 yield I ' gapped "the torv, as
the knee was pressed ou his breast. .'. Spart
nie-1 yield !" . *
*. My brother," said the patriot, in a tony
of deadly hate, " my brother cried for quartet
i n the night ol lVhli, and ?veji us hu clung
tu your kn.-e yon struck that kui fe into his
heart. O,1 will ?ive you the quarter ol Pa
oli." a .
And ss bis hand wa? raised for the blow.
and h? teeta were clenched willi deadly baie,
'he paused tor a moment, and then pinioned
tho to.y's arms, and with n rapid stride dra^
ged him to the verge of the rock, and hri-j
Lim quivering over tho abyss.
M ?urey j" gapped the tory, turning ash,
pale ?y turns ai thnt awful gulf yawn d be
lj*','* Mercy I I have hovea wile-and chilli
at hoftic-spat* nu?."
The Couttneiital, w ith a muscular strength
gathered lor the efl'tt. shook the murd erm
, once more over the abroa, iud thea bia.ed bb
bills-r sueei in h|e laug.
My. brother ha<i a wife and *w > children ;
?hu morning aller the night ol P*uli thnt wile
Mas a widow', lhd*0 cid.dren orphan* ! Ask
mercy of them !''
Tue proposal made by tho Conti nun tal tit
mockery and hitter bato Waa tnkcu in st-t?
uu> earnest by the terror ?iricken ?evy. ll?
*bi*; ge l lo be taken to the wid<<w and hei
c?ildreii, and to have the privilege of be?ginp
his Ide.? Aller a moment of seriuU? thought
the patriotic soldier coDseuted. lie bound
the lory's arm still tighter, placed him on
hi> iee!, and lcd him through Chu wo>,ds. A
(juiut cuttago etqitos-ied aiii tng the tree* broke
tin their ey es. They entered the cottage. There.
"Aside* the deso?ale hearthstone, sala widow
and har children.
?be sat then-, a matronly woman of *b<>ui
2a years, with a lace faded by cure ; a deep,
durk ey e, a* ni long black nair, hangi ug iu a
disheveled slate ubout ber shoulders. On
one "ide was a dark haired Un v, ot Home ?ia
years; on the other side, a girl o?<e year youu
ger, nilli light blue eyes. The lilllie-an old
&ud venerable volume-lay open, upon the
mother's knee. And the pale faced tory
flung himaelt upon bin knees, un : coufes ted
tiiat he had .butcbedtsd her husband od tue
night of Paoli aud begged h.? life al her
hands.
ii Spare me, foi the aake of my wife- aud
child r '
ile bad expected this pitiful m >an would
touch tho?widow's, heart, but not one relent
ing gleam softened her face.
M The Lord shall judge between u*," she
said iu a cold, icy tone, thar froze the mur
derer's heart. u Look,* ike Bible is ip my
lap. I wit! close the volum-v aud let-mr lit
tle sou place hi* ii igersat ra .dom upon a ii.ic.
am! by thai you shall live or die."
Thia** as a strange proposal, made ju good
faith, of a mild and dark superstition of olden
times. For a moment ihe tory, pule as ashes,
waa wr&pped tu deep thought-then in a faint
voice Le signified his consHiit.
Hdung her dark eyes to heaven, the moth
cr prayed to the Great tut her to direct the
li:iger of her son. She ciosed the hook-slie
handed it to ibo by,, whose check loddmed
with loathing ns he ca/.cl up >n his luther's
tuurdere*r. Ho took tile Liioh: afid ripened*!!*
.holy pug, s at random^aud placed his huger*
up? ni a verse.
Tuero wa*-a silence. The O?it?n .ntal.sol*
dieVwho bad sworn to avenge hi* brother's
death, stood with dilating eye* a-d-parted
lips. Tue culprit, kneeling upon the floor,
with his face like discolored clay, felt his
heart Ifiap to his throat.
Then in a clear, bold roic*, tbe widow read
this line from tbe Old Ttsiaruen . it was
?hurt, yK terrible.
.. Tba' mau trhnll sorely di??.".
L.aik ! the urothnr spring? forward to plunge
the knile into lb? murderer's heurt ; but the
lort, pinioned as he i>, clings t<> tue widow's
h neo. He begs ttiac one more trial may be
made bv the li tie girl, that child ot live years
old, with goJdcji hnir a-ol laughing e\?-s.
Thu widow Otiseins. 'I lure is un awful
paiia-. With a smile ir. h?r eve, und w tthout
knowing what ab? waa doing,1 the little ghi
i.pened tue liible as it lay on ber mother's
h. ee ; a .e turned ber thee away aud plat ed
ber"linger ittwri a Lue.
Tue awful silence gr iw* Jeeper. The d-.ep
draWU breath ul thc brother^ and the broKeu
(. usp of the mtirib p r. nlotio di.st.uro the J?*i.l
esS?tWl ue widow and dark haired, boy were
The,little girl, w she caught a
J feeling of awe'Troiu thoso ur?iiud J?eJY stood
I Vtreathlfins^ier. fuce^turirpd aaidevnnd her t'ny
; fin?r#?rt rpstinp oil the lint? of life and des'h.
j At lone-th, gutliining courage, tho wiJov j
b-.ut tier ey Lb upon '.Le pa?'C, ano" read, lt'
was a line fr-m-the New Testament : ?
" Love your enemies !" j
Oh ! book ol' torrihl? mnjeTy. and child
like h*>vV; i-f sublimity that crushes th? heart .
with rapture, it. nev*- -?hotie Utarp, strongly 1
than there, in that lonely Imf of Wissabicon, !
I wii?n it saved the murderer'? heart. I
Now look how TTonf?i-ffuI -<re the ways of I
j Beaven. That very night us tile widow sat
.oj bet ficeaid?-snt "tVre with a crushed
? heart a'id hot eyelids, thinking of her hnsliand
i who now lay on the drenched soil nf .Vaoli
there wan a tap at the diair. She npejjlHi it,
. and that husband. living1, though covered with
wounds, wa"* tu her arms.
He had fallen at Paoli, but not "in. death.
He was alive, and bis w.ife panting on his
bosom.
That night there ttas prayer and praise in
the. wood embowered cottage of Wissabicon.
The active operations of the ?remy for sev
eral months to coin**, says the Savannah Re
publican, viii proba'dy.. Je cottoned to Smith
Carol ina and the Gulf Slates, We ?hull not
he surpriMsd to see a beftvy force thrown
?..iiiiist the ?ir p stn of Cbarirston wiih the
bupe of carry i uti it hy a laud attack. May
we be pilly prepared to meet them. There
ure no troops to ?pare lo be sent against Mo
bile, and that city will probably re?t seethe
for another seaman, it is? jong, run rch. L||t
it is.moro than probable the euergelic Magru
der will soon disturb ibu equanimity ol' Banka
on the }\ \> Grande. We may expect raids
Irom the enemy's cavalry in Upper Georgia
and other points, and these ?ur cavalry and
citizen soldiery mu?>t be propared io meet and
repel.. . .
What is there in .'. the situvion." savR,the
(Charleston-Conner,at prosentioexciieaiaim V
WLo ever Leard of a delerm-ined and united
people being subjugated by an enemy that,
could not even marjdt an army- through their
top j tory ? Have the Yankees been able to
do that? Wuy, they haTe been eightee?
months Wording theil way through Tennessee,
a Stale about one litii'i+0>d miles |p width
?rom North, and no where else hftve they
gained a mile within the yow "past hy an ed
va.tee unoii land ? il ?w long, at this ?rate,
will it luke them to pene.iate m tu the interior
u| Georgia ?
--S'.tr-r
j ?urinp- this month the Macon Cotton Mills
have turned ow to Gen. Hat-dee's armytweu
tv-lrve'thousaud pounds of bat-on, and to the
P_??l Commissary iii Macon, twenty thousand
pound?, wu j le for the benefit of the poor and
soldiers' (kui UK g. ol the ? couniy fb-?y haye
tur.ied over to Mr. H"ward h ve thousand
pounds, making in all iii ty thousand pounds
distributed by the Company in thc month c'fj
December, at ppLvs in no ouse higher thap
one dollar per pound.
FASBSBS Cf SSSSFELD.
C'TICE SUPERLN'iE.vDENT NITRE AND
MIN IN ti DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'r.i K?ii-..:r. 1st, 18G3.
GUNPOWDER .? fquTed jp large quantities
fur tbe Arno, and tu make jt, Saltpetre
uiust tie had. Otdor- have heun received at thia
Uiiiro, foui the authorities at Richmond, to man
utactura Saltpetre ia every part of the State
iv here thu proper materials can be found. Tn?
eiirth under old buildings, protected from the
min, generally onujaihs Saltpoiro; a, few inchos
tu ?lepth only of the scrapings aro required. Eve
ry patriotic Partner in tho State has it in bis
p wer. with lillie or De iuovoveuioneo, to uid the
U .vernniont in this all important work ; int him
rt member that, fur the protection of his ?wn prn
pcrt.i ?lid Inc it is rcijuirod.,- Frum every such
old buildiug, H?iud mo ? bail pint ot? earth, prop
erly pul u? in Separate p'ircels, having the uauiu
or nutiinor distinctly un wu upon it, no thai I
iiereattcr the plavfl nan lie nasi'y idout'tiod. Ther
can t-e left with tag t<- st-EaroHlug ?Qcur, Lieut.
Schirtner, at Edgofiu d-C.-H.; at the N.ire .md
Murine Office in Au^-ii-:,i ; ut .Mr. Bottis'. J'ine
Uviise; or at my ns.-ie-iee un th? fl ?> ?abure road
near Kd^ulieid C. li., .is uiay he tu.-nt convenient.
Under authority frotn the Secretary of War I
>tu directed, wild* absolutely neceas iry, lo im
press Negro Lalitif, Stock. Fuel, F ? atures, .?...-.,
j.?seiitiHlio the inaii'iftctory oj gil'pe tie on rv-Lu -
t:i:,nis and lari.,: j hu* feel cotitiiout that the
patriotic citiie-is of S nith Carolina, and espe
cially o' this lJi-tric(. wjll ni-nt readily and will
ingly respond l'> auy reasO 'able ou?l i Uta J b-'
compelled l i make.
Thc toliowiug articles arc required immediate
ly: Two-barse Waga..*, and Siug'.c-corse Curts,
wiih Muirs ur Il>>r?c3. These I >ui prepared to
purchase or hir.>.
l'.irties who are w??ntr to engage in the mmu
'actory of Saltpetre on their ov?n larine, will ro
cuive H just campeos ;iori f .r ail they ]iruduoc,
?lid the lel>orei> thus employr-d ??tl he exeiupl
'rom impretfsiiicbt. The firmer.' iu North Uart?*
linn m .nufiK-:ure moutbly a'-mut ton thousand
ponud< : <ntr furm^r. can do likewise.
Ma. RH'D ?? PUHCHKU i.-? ?-signetl to th-,
Superintendence ot Nitre flforke" in h?dgeftcld
Distrk-t; ?s.?;stod By DR. ti ICO. PATTERSON
Auy infnrniation'oaii ho uhtiiiued from eits->r of j
t.icm, or hy udiiessiug tuc at Btlgclicbl C. li.
FKANS. S. HOLMES,
Sujieriiitondrut f >r the Suite - f So. Ca,
NLro A .Mining Diet., No.- 6.
Dec 'J lt il)
5J?S??? A.\l> STiTlOA lilY.
THE Subscriber liVvlag nt?ved his Steel.s of
DOOKS AND STATIONARY, hom .the
oity.of Charleston to the Village of Uraniteville,
olfers it fur salo either iu HULK, by DKPARl'
M KN TE, or at RETAIIJ to the iuhubiiunts of
this Di.trict .ind surrounding country.
Ol' Dooks there aro neirly
roar Thousaad VoIuaeSj
Of>nun>isiug KO? ?ch?<d Bouka, 800 "Relicious
WOTUS, -10?, Poetical Works, l?ll Novols, Git?
Books, l'umil> Bibles, Ac, in splendid binding?,
an t about I?ut> ScieutUie and Miscellaneous
Works.
The STATION A RY and FANCY GOODS em
hracoethu usual Stork :uu?d in a first class City
Store.
Tlio BOOKS will he i..ld at prices fur holew
t'.eir present value in r.oinpurisou with other
(?UM.'S, and the Stationary quite -in low us tatt h?
lound eisen here, a
To those desirous of either purchasing or ex
umiuiM'! tue Stock, uiy residence w?l bu found
ou.the East Siilu of Uregi; Sirvo!, next the Lu
theian Church, or at thc Stone* Corner ot Qre?.g
and Cottage Streets. * ?
JOJIN H. Cit EEK,
Late or 207 King St., Charle?li">.
Gr^Jiiteville, Doc 14 2t* 51
J. B. MUNGER,
150 Droad SL, Augusta, Ga.,
!
MY PARTICULAR ATTENTION will be
given to the Repuiring of WATCHES,
C?U0KS and JEWELRY. Every effort will bo
made to keop-up my extensive Stock of
SPECT^AOLES
To suit every defect of vision. '
The balance of my Stock of CLOCKS, FANCY
(!U(?US. PLATED WAKE, Ac, wilt Le .-..dd lo?
FOR CASH ONLY.
Augusta, Jin 2? tf ' :t
"*~T3(TReward.
Cl "RAYED from the ti ?. vern men t Pena it th*?
? l?t.i^_T?o- KINK BE KV KP. (IL if?r?)-> me
a lilacs the i>lher tiru WU .and L'on soots, bo'b
MtthoUtUomV-Muk.- uut known. They were
i-:::chased st tile silo ot' the late P. L. CalheUlt,
Mid are supp <scd to neve g -no in that direction.
1 will pay t!i<: aboie reward f--r their deli rory
? Serg!. T.'A. .r>nH\ K. C. A.. at K-lje?cld C. H.,.
o- Mr'E. Watson, R5dge P. 0., or Ten (H?) dol
lars for any iiifonaaii. n that.I miiv g-tr th. m.
TILLMAN vVAl'ooN. Jr.,
Aguut for E. Dist.
Pto. 23 2l bi
Election Kotice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
KHUEFIELD DISTRICT. .
?P IT A RT HARRISON. Clerk of ?he Curt
* ri Oeueral Sessions au<i Ct rum* n Pleas fur
l.iiceliold Distrct, In ponm-ncc of tim Act nf ttl?
I.i>:'i'lk>nre in such caso maxie und. provided, do
hereby ?rivo public notice,. that au ELECTION
FOU CLKKK, ORDINARY .md S'tEKIFF,
tor Edgellctd Dialrie', w:ll he'bcld on MONDAY
the ELEVENTH of 'JAN U A fi Y NENT. Ht the
usual pisces of election throughout thu District.
MAXACEHS uv Euecrns.
Edgr?eld C. W.-R. D. D.yun, Wm. Blackwell
and M. Rainy, Sr.
Lih-rty Hill-Jnu. T. Cheatham, JUG. F. Bur
riss and R?bt. Chea?ham.
Mt. Wiltiug^-E. W. Etibtls, Isaac Edwards
and Krank Boyd. .
Scurry'*-J. lt. Smith, Crier Burnett au J Al
bert bliUg.
Moore'*-Leiuuol Brooks, V.'. F. Slallworlb und
n. H. May;,
Rioh'tr*Uon*-Levi Adam*, John M Will and
Johu Attaway.
Ctilhcn- Robt. Hammond, Thoa. C. Mathis and
W m. H mn in.,nd.
Co!*nmn't X,'-Hoads-P. J. Coleman, M. W.
Clary, J. S. Smith.
J)*r?'? Mill*-A. C. Dean, James Dorn, Charles
Burnett.
Jhcch Maud-James Pauten, D. Z.- AVr.^bt,
Quo. Wi Postor.
GrnnitmiilU-Thomas Jennings, W. W. Lemon,
Edmund Morrie.
4/ie.i'.-Martin Kidson, 0. W. Allon, Wm. A.
Turner. _
ificAereon's-C. Nioaorsou, Joi.njon Lowry,
D|iyj(J Mack.
Perry'* X Road*-Wilson Abnoy, Mi Long
Jamos Perry.
ILtubmy-R. Q. Lainur, R. J. Butler, J, J.
Kennedy.
Huuntree'*-Jas. Kemp, Simpson Mathi?, John
Durst.
Ready'*-C. Ward, Jacob Lagroon, Jesse Go
miillun.
Meeting Street-J. S. Smyly, Bcoj. Oozts, B. 8..
Cegburu.
Xorri*'-Wilson Holson, Tho. S. tates, H. M.
Folk.
, Orrmantille-Geo, Addy, Joseph Elhridgc, Wai.
Rinehart.
parhs'-Goo. W. Robertson, C L. Blair, Mr ST.
Cartledge
' Ly brand's-Ficncis Posey, Jr., B. Krcps, L. P.
?Rutland.
Whit* JIu\\?c-Landon Tucker, Spmuel Black
weil, 0. M. tfr-enran.
tied hill-?Lee Holsen, Fred. McDaniel, B. S.
lwcy. ..
Mi-ihr'*-Wm. Dottier, Calvin Vaughn, David
Donny,
Piratant Lane --Jessee Tlmmermun, E. M.Bird,
Isaac Bplcs. tt
//ufci?? !?-Sumuel Posey, John Soig^Ur, Et-cja
mau Harrisen.
DmitoHieille-John Cheatham, E. Presley, S.
0. Strom,
Pine l/oute-Benj. Bettis, J. L. Mathis, B. V>'
Hatehcr.
Chemkee Pond*-W. f. K>urh,-k, Gcoi Samuel
Wm. Walker. I
Ridge-&. W. Perry, Thoa, ritt?, A. W. Young
blood.
Oooftern ille-G. W. Holloway, Pa?jji p.cplor,
?S J. tym
Sliatierfield-Jas. Callisen, Henry Rush, Elbort
Devoro.*
Mubteyt-yi. M. Padget!, H. T. Bartley, Bcnj.
Edwards. .
Xijcon'*-J. C. Nlson, S. Q. Meri? ether, N.
Meriwether.
l'iioe.'u.c-Ge:rgc furner, Luciusi. Hall, Wm,
Grc*g, Jr.
Vt i tue.? i my band at Ed ire fi old Court House,
this Itth day of N^vcrubpr.
g. HARRISON, C.C.0.S.4C f.
Nov ld tc 4(5
Woodville Academy.
THE S; ring Session of this School will be re
turned on thc Second Monday in. J,um ?rv
Ioo4, and will continue Five Mouths, twenty duy*
to tbe mom.i. e
Latin. Creek, Fron-h, and thc u'ual English
Branches will constitute the entire course.
- Board can be obtained in tho neighborhood at
rturou l'oie prices.
- It wi'l be thrcOi??UT?r-?iin of ihrr-Teacher to
improve the meutal and moral condition of his
pap is. , Ray. ROBERT H. SEYMOUR.
Due r .lui* 50
Rocky Creek Academy.
TUR SPRING SESSION ni this? lastituuuu
w:il eomu.euee thc FIRST MONDAY Ul-'
JANUARY. IS"!, and contiuuc Fire Month?,
twenty days to tho month.
Students wiR be chn.r^cd from the iima of cu
iriuce'to the end of lue'Session, iii urf(>.??c-, nod
??ni will be received appljT'ug lalor than three
wooka after the terni eouinionouP, Uuieaa oroVoiu
cd by sickness. No ueiiuction will he made *%..
cvpl in oiiso of protrii-t?u iiluoss.
'ihe Rutes of Tuition por lenu of Five Mouths
aro $12.od, $30 and S'5, accordiug to Ciussiuct
II. ?i. (?..Od Board CHU be ubi at nod in tho V ici oi
ly, uo?>r tue A ea lem v, ut rates tu correspond ailh
the limes.
Perons withing their children, thoroughly in
structed iu a strict Academic course will nave
litt?ral allculion given llimp, tu ll|y ?ekool.
JOHN' W. McCANTS.
Dee 2 ot- 4?
' A School V/anted
lJt)K thc ensuing yearby A YOUNG LADY*
Jt who is a native ol South Caroliaa, a grad?
ale of Sparlanburg Female College, KIHI hu?
twight steadily the Inst tau ?iud a half y ps rf, and
pleased all weil. She T< aches English and La.Mii.
A lint of her patrons, sud otbois certifying lo
her qualifications, ma;, be ?cen at the office ol thc
Edgejicld Advertises*. Ad'ire-s, Sta:lug terms, Ae.,
YA.,
Dom's Gold Mines, Abbeville Di?t., S. C.
Dec 2 tf 4n
Teacher's Notice.*
AYOUNG LADY of Edgetield dotires a sit
uation as Teacher in iv itiuiily or pniglibor
(.....od Scjioid. i^'io h-s btid sonic expoijence, and
js iiuiili?od to teach the'u.sual English bi ouches.
For inluriuaii?u address
L. R. OWALTNEY,
_Ed?;elield C. 1|., S, Cj_
Headquarters,
. OFFICE PURCHASING AGENT FOR
EDGKK1KLD DISTRICT.
Rou ar i ELD, CH., Nov. ?O, i?i?.!.
PURSUANT to orders received from Head
quartcrs, all those who ure BUTCHERING
BEEF CATTLE in my District aro required to
?wt IL Penult rrsni this Oiijee s^cifyina thc num
bpr reouiyed mnulbly.for the consumption of the
packet they uro yupplyiter, and the price allowed
for tho Cuttle wiiuu purchased. This Permit
mu>t accompany the Butcher in -person, .r ly?
fcgunl, olherwiae the Becfivill bu subj.'ct lo seib
Uiu. Eaeb Butcher will be requited lo mako
aQlarif of 'he number butchered during thc
month, and the price payed for thc sume.
In ouse of his refusal to-xukc said affidavit his
Permit cannot be renewed. Auy oue But<-.bcrhi?,
except he has a permit, will bc held responsible
f->r ibu sumo.
' - TILLMAN WATSON, "
Purcb'g Ag't for Edgoliold Di* tri rf.
Doc. 16 . Ita 51
Barter.
WE will BARTER for LARD, BACON,
FLOUR, CORN snd PEAS at the ratos
below mentioned. J. J, i^REGG, A Co.
One yard Osnaburgs, or 4-4 Shqeting, for ono
lb. Lard.
Oue yaid Osnaburgs, or 4-4 Shcotin?, for one
lb. B c II.
Tidily (30) yurJs Osnaburgs, or 4-4 Sheeting,
! for one barrel Flour. .
One mid i yards Osnalnirgs, or 4-4 Sheeting,
fur oue bushel Com ar Pell'.
Vaucluse Factoiy, Dec. 9, ISC3. 4t il
Planters, Look Here !
A LARGE QUANTITY of HOC BRISTE LS
1\. uro wanted at thc Oil Cloth Factory in Hum
our^, S. C., for4 which 51 to SJ per pound will bo
paid for them.
Doc 15 . 3t* ?J
ENVELOPES.
WE have now ou hand n gond.supply of EN
VELOPES. Enquire at this Office. Price
ranging from 75 els. to $1,25 por puck.
Sept 23 If 39
I
i. CIL .?.SSOCVCJI ^> Tto'i'lCC
V/IT.T. attend ul t&o following places to re
ceive Roa.ru* and IP "kn Assessments of the
iollowinj Tnxos, viz: Tho lux ii. Elad.
.Thc Farmer or*Vioduccr iriE bc requited t<?
r tnu in on i.II tb, tba full amount of Corn, Wheat,
Cali, Ria, Buckwheat, Rice, Sweet .PnUtocS.
Irish Potatoes. Cured Huy,_ Cur.'d Foddur, Su
I' rar, M#.!a?sus wade of Can?, Colton, Wool, To
bacco, Peas, Grou?d Peas produced by bim or
ibem, and will bo allowed to rcs*>rv? ii fry bush
els of Wheat, or"one hundredHttislt?js nf Coro,
buy bushels of Sweet Potatoes, Gtty bushclr..!
Irit-b Potaloos, liTcnty.bushels of Pois, produeed
in the year 1803, Srid tbe Government is entitled
tu one-Untb of tho balauo^eT
I will aire ?es?tl ot thc snrae limo thc Tux on
Neal Cattle. 'Phis alludes to all lillie c'x.-ept
Work Steers actually used ou the Faena of 1H?3,
"and all Horses; Mart s' or Colt? not actually used
in Tiilii'j; the Soil in.'bo-..
I Till also Assess the Tax on Iacomon if J r??
oeive the Bi an ks frota the Department, 'ibis air
ln^r? to money mj.de from iii) sourcog except Sal
aries, which aro T?x?d under another bead, and
from tbs sale of the crap of ]3o8.
Also, the Returns of Nea' Pork <7f all tho HORS
?laugh tere J since ibe puisage of tbe Act, (April
21th, 1?G3J and this a'ludes to the pit weight o?
the hog after tho ontrails have been takcu out.
Also, the Reports of Quarterly Stiles, common- j
eing tho lit Ootoburuud ending the lit January j
JSl}4." ? will oomuiatioo at
Edgelie.idC.il., Mondiy, ? 4th Janm'ry,
Bolt's, Tuesday, 6th -.*.
Johu T. Nicholson's, Wednesday, Cth "
Cybrai.d's, Thursday, 7th "
John Stigler's, . Friday, fith "
Batcher's, Same ovoning, 2 o'clock.
Vaucluse Faotory, Saturday, Vth January
Granitovjiio, il juday, ll th "
Tuesday, 12th "
Beach Island, Wednesday, 1.Ii h
Thursday, Hrh "
Hamburg, Friday,? loth "
Saturday, Ifirh " .
Cherokee Ponds, Monday, Iftfh
John Curry's, . Tuesday, 19th "
Pine House, Weduesday,-20th "
EdgcCeld C. II. Thursday, Xl st "
Elton P. 0. Friday, 22d ?
Pleasant Lane,. . .Monday, 25th. . i'
pboalh?m'fj "? Tuesday, SStb,
Collier's, ? . WedueWay, 27th "
WideruuuVS. II. Thursday, 23th "
A. Morgau's, Friday, lf?Lh .<
Woodlawn, Saturday, HU th ?
Edward Howie's, Monday, lafFobroary
White House, Tuesday, 2d "
Wednesday, .ld .?
Red Bul, ' Thursday, 4'.h ? 1
".? Friday, 5th ?
J ?in os A. Talbert's, Saturday, 6ih "
Liberty 11:1), Monday, 8th "
. Tuesday, Oth "
Shafterfield, Wodneeday, 10th "
Aftor which time tho Bookd will close. All per
ons subject to these Taxes must be punctual in
making their Returns at tho abovo-r.atuodu'lmetj
and places, or they will be subject bi double tax.
' THEOS*. DEAN, Assossor
12th Collection District, or 7tk and Kth
Reg'L?. Edgeficld Dist*lot,' ^.
Dee 22 tf 52
Head-Quarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER, 1
EDGBS'IKU), Nov. 23d, U?3. J
TUE notice nf Recruiting Officers and all Fur
loughed mon-of tho Army are culled to thc
following Order? : '
ADJ'X. A INSPECTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE,
j RtcuMosn, Oct. ljth, 1603.
, (EXTRACTS.) .
GU.Y Eli AL aKVERS, NO. 13?.
I. Recruiting Officore and others nra fot>
bidden to grant permits.to Conscripts or Desert
ers, allowing them to visit their homos, or tu re
Maiu ibero for uny purpose: The notitro already
given Conscripts is dceinod sufficient, and-De
serters ure not untitled lo indulgence.
. * . 9 9
Anj'T A INSPECTOR GEKKRAL'S OFFICE,
Richmond, OcL 29th, 18C3.
GENERAL OR DEUS, NO. 141.
. 9 .9 a- . .
II. Soldier* returning humo, on furlough, or on
rea* h my plunk1 et winja tpoy ?ill blay during
furlough, ((ill immediately report to tho nearest
Enrolling Officer, who will keep a register of
their names, descriptive list, place where Station
ed, by whom tho furlough r.'-as granted, and tho
timi ot which it expires.
III. Wb?n nt tho expiration of his furlough,
nod being ut a di-dance from d Hospital Bxan*iq<
;.;ig Board, a solSier ia unable to travel, the on
rolling officer will order him boforc thc Board ol
Examinera for CutisurpiU,,uftJ, thc Medica! officer
and ono ot C;o plu siedln, employed concurring,
ih-y wi)l forward to his Command ng Gepcrnl,
with a maternent of his case, a recommendation
for un-ex'en-I ai of furlough uot to e xceed thirty
Jays, duplicates being also sent to thc Surgeon
Menorah But when the Soldier is accessible to a
geuer.-tl hosiiiiiil, ho will bo sent belora the Hos
pital Examining Hoard, who *i!l conform to the
preceding Instruction*.
IV. In cities of sickness or wounds, which,
from any cause, are neglected, or do not receive
proper trcMineut, (ne disability in consequence
?elng prolonged, thc soldier will bo sont, hythe
enrolling officer, to the nearest Camp of Instruc
tion, for treatment iu hospital.
V. Recommendation lor extension of leave to
Officers, and furloughs to soldiers, and medical
certificates io officers, and certificates of disabili
ty to soldiers, will only Ue glvon hy authorised
I'ii:,urd.3*'if Examiners, ivs in casca embraced in thc
Orst acCllun of paragraph III, of this order, hy
thc Hoard of Exuiuiners for conscripts. Recom
mendations or certificates from" private physi
cians, < r from a medical officer singly, will not be
rvteivod. Partgraphs 171 and 17.!, General lieg,
ul. lions, and paragraph I, General Urdes No. 61,
Current Kerles Iron, th is ot$ce, are amended toae
cord wi'lt ti.!-, paragraph.
By order. S. COOPER,
Adj't and Iusp'r. Gun.
T. Tn comp'iitne.o with s.iid orduu ail mon uow
absent fr.tn the army, und al homo on furlough,
aro hereby o.?.|aru I to report forthwith iq those
llcad-ijuirtci's torno exhibition.?! their papers.
II. Tboso failing to comply with thc ?hove or
ders wid bo roported to.the Dupurtmcut..
By order of Commandant of Conscripts.
.F. M. SC HI KM ER,
Lieut. A Chief E. 0. of Edget'teld.
Nov 24 tf . '48
Hides! Hides!
1 ?ftf? ,,',S. ti00l) ,>RY HIDES,
XjVFv/vr tor sale "ti reasonable terms. -Or, 1
wid Barter Hides ft-r Corn or Meal--one pi.fud or
ll.Jjs for ouo bushel of Corn or Meal.
. A. A. GLOVER.
Nov 24 _ tr 4S
SALT ! SALT!
?llAVCou baud at Lobcschiittx's old stand a
LAUGE SUPPLY OE S li i* F.KIO ll
&ALT fur salo.
I ?.ill Barter SALT for CORN or MEAL
j five pounds of Sultrier OHO bushel of etih-r, de
' livered. ' A. A. GLOVER.
.Nov II, i(: "45 -
Cotton Cards. *
I BOX, Twenty-Tour pVir, No, IO Cotton
L Carda, of superior quality, foe salo by
E. PENN, Agont.
Pee lfi . tf 51
Fine Brown Sugar.
rUST reoeivod and for salo ny
E. FENN, Agent.
Deel fl ~ tf il
Estate Notice. *
ALL persona having claims against tho Estate
* of Airs. Sarah Jacobs, dee'd, afc n otified Ul
render them in properly atte?U-d, on or bnfore'the
?t.li tiny of January next, us on that day a final
settlement will bc mai'c on the Eitnte of tho said
deceased. E. C. R.0UKRTSON, Ad'or.
Deo 9 fii* . . tits 9
Estate Notice. .
ALL persons in anywUo indebted to tho Estate
of E. M. Penn, dee'd., aro earnestly request
ed to come forward and settle up without dolay.
Those hiving claims against said Estufo will rcn
der them in, properly attested, at nn carlvdsie.
G. L. PENN, Adm'or.
Aug i tf ol
' State of South Carolina,^
E DU KPT El, li Ofsi IMCT, .
L? LvtL'iJL?.
2?TJ E. S?muLs, "j
vs. / i'^iltiob.
Km in i Simkins, et al*. J
Bi' virtue of un ??der of the Court in thia ca??*,
I will pr?eecd to sel' itt. Bilgelield C. JJ ,
va Monday, the 4l?h day ut January next, ibo fnl
1 .win?- VALUABLE PROPERTY b?loji*ing to
.be R?tale et thc Ut" lion. Arthur Sinikins, vi- :
The deceased's ONE-THIRD INTEREST
in tho BOOKS, TYPE, PRESSES, MXTUKES,
Ac. 01 ibu ED viii VI ii LD AD Vf! UT I Shit. Tho
Printing uiuUiial mo in very good i-oudiii?u, mni
v/'uli eure, und good ?tapor, aili.give a fair im
pression. Thura ia also conuecteJ with the ilffioe
a large and ?elect aFsortment of JOH TYPE
which have nrverbeen Lui ?ittlo used. Here is a
splendid opporluurly to invoi-t iu stock that hat
and will pay a handsome dividend.
; Alan, will he sold at tho same time a?d place,
ono House.and Lol iu Ihe Village o'f Edgofield
known as thc ICE HOUSE LOT, adjoining lots
ol Edmund Penn, thc Ettute ol Wm. C. Morague,
dee'd., and ethe's.
^?0~T?ims uiiuleTcniiwn on day of salo.
Z. W. CARWILE.'C.B.E.'D. .
Dec 12, .at jl
State of South Carolina,
- BDCfEF?ELD prSTItiOT,
IN EQUITY.
Thos. Vf. Lanham et sj, ")
v.l. [ Partiti ta.
Margaret E. Wells, Adni'ix. )
BY virtue of au order of the Court in this
cause, 1 ?ill sell at Edgeheld C. H. <IQ Mon
day, thc Hb January' nov., tho following -Real
Estate of W. Jaaper Wells, d.c'd., to wit : .
ONE TRACT ??P LAND containing Three
Hundred and Forty-seven (?147) aeres, (pore or
1- adjoining lauds of.Chosloy Weds, Landon
Tucker et al, .
TERMS.-Sold on a credit of one and two
ye irs, with in .or ist from date. Purchasers tn give
bond with ut lo:.> t two good sureties lo secure the
purchase monry. C'orts to bo paid? in cash. Ti
tles ex'ra. ' ' Z. Vf. CAI!WILE, C.E.E.D.
Dec ll 4to 51
Likely Negro for Sale.
WILL be ?.Jd at the same time and place,
IKE, a likely nezro man belonging to the
Estate of W. J. Wells, dee'd., about. 27 years old,
a good Wagoner and a f.rst rate field hand.
Terms H...-0 known OM day of gtiloi
TI.TS. WELLS, Ad'ix.
- .Poe tl_2t*_i2_
State of South -Carolina,
EDQEFIELD DISTRICT,
INEQUITY.
Lucretia Williams, et. al.
vt. ? Partition,
ino. Autry, AJnTor, ct. a).
BY virtue of au order of tho Court in this ease,
I will soil un Monday the 4th day of Janua
ry next, at Kdgetield Court House, the Real Estate
of W. Burgess Hush, dee'd, consisting of. two |
several tracts of land, viz :
ONE TRACT eontaing Four hundred nnd**ix
(44101 acres, more or leas, adjoining landa of Josse?
Genii!'ion, A. Moyer, B. T. BoatwrigLt and others
- ONE TRACT'containing Forty-one (41) acres,
moro or loss.'r-.iljnining lands of A. Moyer, Jack
son Holmes and others..
TERMS-Sold a credit of twelve months, With
interest tri.m Guy of ?ale, except costs of ault
?thick must be paid ia Cn sb. PuTeliascri to ?ive
Dond ?iib ut ?cast two good sureties to ??.-cure tho
purchase mouey, and pay for titles extra.
VZ. Vf. CARW?LBT, C.K.B.D.
Dec. 9,-13b\3 4t 50
State of South Carolina.
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDIN?R Y.
E. Watson, Adm'or.
, T* . I
E. Morris, Guar, nd hiern of
Robert Achill, Minor. J
BY jin'urdcr fn.m thc Ordinary, I shall pro
ceed to solUat Edgeflold C. H., on thc firat
..ion lay in January next, for Partition, thc Rou!
E-t.-stf of J. .1. Asbill, deceased, consisting of a
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying an I be
ing in the District and State aforesaid, containing
One Hundred and Fifty (1501 Acres, moro or
les?, and bounded by lands of Thomas Pitts, D.
Willi.?, Dr. Asiiill aud othors.
TERMS.- t^ti a crooflt of twelve mouths with
interest from day of sale. Purchasers ts give
R?S<1 with good security and a mertgugo to the
Ordinary to secure tho purcha-c uiouey. Costs lo
be paid iu C^sh. Titles extra.
LEWIS JONES, s B.D.
Dec 1 . 5t 4?J
To Rent.
?W1LL offer for Renton sale-day in January
next, at EJgeileld C. H., to thu highest bidder,
lor one year, commencing lirst January lStil, the
HOUSE AND LOT belonging to tho Estate of
S. Onri.iiio. iree'd., situate iu thc Village of Edge
tied. Thc premisas, araf at present occupied by
Mr. J. L. Nicholson, u'ud afford ample accommo
dation for A large family.
W. TENNANT, Adm'or.
Doe il 4t 50
A Valuable Plantation
F OK SALK.
s"glTIE Subsciibcr offers tor sale that YALUA
J. RLE PLANTATION whereon ba now
lives, containing Throe Huudred and Tweutj
liru acres, more or less. *
This land lies in KdgcGe.ld District, on Moore's
Creek, a never-f diing stream, two aud a half
tuiles fruin Ibu Riilvre Road, and six milos from
Muutie W.liing. Tue stream runs through the
Menial ion, ?it'd upon this stream, on tho premises
aforvsni 1, i-- a tine mill si'O. AlioMl otio-l?iird ot
this Tract is well wooded; thu remaining two
thirds arc Under cultivation and well adapted for
Cotton und small Crain. Between fifty and sov
eurj*1tve acres is splendid bo'to in land.
Thc Dwelling is new aud bonibiodiovj-built
within thc la?t livo years. All necessary out
building*-.mil in goon repair.
Thc Subscriber will also soil to tho purchaser
.f thi" plJhtatinn, half nt his Stock of Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep, Horsey, Corn, F"dder ?nu Potatoes.
E. ll. YOUNCBLOOD.
Ridge P. 0., Nov. 24 ; 6s. 43
A Valuable Tract of Land
I) V UTI ES in interest also-oflnr for ?ale a Ti act
of Land, containing TWELVE HUMMtED
ACRES. I jilts "holli lour esiles irom the above
Traut oud *iw? loilea fr-iut Mouht Willing. This
Land is' heavily 'timbered with pine, but hus
upon it no dwelling, or improvements of any
kind; no cleared lund.
Th? contemplated Railroad between Columbia
uvd Augusta will .probably ruo very ueur b.olh ot
inc nbovu mentioned traci*- ?
Parties or ferions wishing to purchase aro ye
ferret to Dr. A. W. YOUNdBLOOD, -Ridge P.
O.,- Edgefiojd District * .
Nov 25 _Ct_4S_
* Administrator's Sale.
BY virtue' of an order from tho Ordinary, I
shall proceed to sell at the late residence qf
Joseph Williams, deo'd., on WEDNESDAY, tho
Oth of January next, all tba. Personal Estate of
said deceased, consisting of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, HOGS, ONE BUG
GY. ONE CART, PLANTATION TOOLS. ONE
double-barrel SHOTGUN, ONE PISTOL, Ac.
. TERMS;-All sums of and under $20 cash:
over that amount on a credit of twelve months
willi iulerast from day Of ?ale.
D. WILLIAMS, Adai'or.
Dec 21 . . ._?J*_ 5*.
. Notice,
A LL persons having claims agnidst tho Estnto
x5L ofSuaan F. Talbert, dee'd., are notified to
reuder them iii forthwith properly attested.
*. JAS. A. TALBERT, Ad'or
?f?v 21 * ?f -,s
Burial Cases!
?kecp constantly on hand a full stock nf Walnut
and Mahogany COFFINS, which, from and
after this date, will.be sold for CASH, and. at
prices as reasonable as tho tiinos will.admit Qf.
The ase of the HEARSE will be charged for
according* to thc same rutio.
r JOHN Bf. WITT.
Edgetiold, ?. C., Oct 19, lbO ?. tf 42
For Shen?F. .
WH/?JAM SPIRES,
T. M. CLARK.
.HMV BLAND, . -
y. y. oO?x-ru, '
For Tax Collector.
BEN.T. ROPER,
JACOB HlflhT,
STARLING TURNER,
C. M. Ai AY,
OHAK'LES CARTER.
BERKY fl OR N??,
Wi U. ?UL.LOWAT,
* ForTlerk.
S. HARPT90N, - ,
J ACK?C-N COVAR
. For Ordinary.
W. F. DliRISOE.
}
Look bX This! *
FOUR HUNDKEO DOLLARS REH AKD
RUNAWAY from mo two yours ago, two negro
women. CLARENDER and L1ZE. pl?r
ouuvr is ii 'lurk mulatto about lorry yes,r? of ?ge.
Lize is a b'ighl muiuttu, about twent;r-one years
old,-both of go*J ?iie. I think they have been .
harbored in this District und the lower perl of
Ahbovillo. 1 will give Two Hundred Dollars fer
. thc apprehension'of the two women, and Tao
li andr?,) dollars for the detection of '.he thief or
harb-.rer. ' W.Q.GARDNER.
Hamburg, Sept 22 Ou S3
State qf S?uth Carolina,4
ED-G EFIELD .DISTRICT,. -
AV EQUITY.
M. E.Slmklna,
vs.
Emma Slinking,-et al.
BY virtue of an. order of the Court In this
cause, the Creditors of tho Don. Arthur
biuikins.Wh Official and otherwise, aro requited
to establish their Claims before the Commissioner
by thu first day of May next, s
Z. Wi CAAWTDE.C.H.B.D.
Comm'rs. Office, Oct. 20, 1803. ?8t4i
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY..
Milton J. Palmer and Eliza his wife,
vs.
Asbeiry Martin, James Martin, \ FartUion.
Newman MatbU and wife Patsy,
aud others, Defendants.
IT appearing to ray satisfaction that Asherry
Martiu, James Martin, Newman Mathis and
his wife Patsoy, Dale C. Palmer and his wife
Beatrice, and Toi iver Martin, D?tonnants in the
above su.lcd.ceso, reside utiyend the limite of this
State, It is ;htrruiure ordered that they do appear
and ubject to the division or sale of the Rear Es
tate of John Martin, dcu'd., on or before the 24th
day of January, iso;, or their cajsint to the
sumo will he en Wed of record.
* W. P. DURISOE, o. i. D.
Ordinary's Office, Oet 30, 1383. ' - I3te46
Notices
ALL persons having any demands against tho
Li une of N. L. Bartley, dee'd., are request
ed abd requirod to present iheir claims .te tho
Subscriber on or be^pro-ihe Sib day of Pobruary,
1SO4, us ou that day there will be a Final Sol?
tiemeiitmado on said Et" tato in the Ordinary? Of
rico. Those failing to hand hi their claims will
bc burred. Aud all persons indebted to the Ea*
tate are rcqneeiou to pav up at once.
H. T BARTLEY, Adm'or.
Nov 7 Sm* 45
Notice. .
ALL pL'. sons h.iv in g claims against tho Estate
of W. M. Rabom, dee'd., aro requested to
present them, duly attested, by the. 15lh Februa
ry next; and .all persons indebted to the'said
Estuf? WUI pTffiSe make pByTacut by thai time, as
1 desire lo close up raid Estate without delny. -
ELIZABETH RA BO KN, Adm'is.
Nov 17_3m?_4?_
NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against the Estate
, of Dr. J. [larwood Burt, dee'd., are notified
to pruscnt thurn, properly attested, as the under
signed is propared to pay the same. Those in
debted tu suid.Estale are requested to settle prompt
ly. W. M. BURT, Kx'or.
Jan 21_._tf ?
Estate Notice:
FjERSONS having claims against r.be Batate of
? Dr. E. Bland, dee'd., aro requested to pre
.-eiit the same forthwith to Mr. J.tnea M. llarrl
rr,L, who is my authorized Agent in settling up
thu business ol' tho Estate.
R. E.? BLAND, Adm'x.
Nov 4 ' if 44
Notice.
ALL persons having demands against the Es
tate oirTheodure F. William", dee'd., are re
quested to present theta, duly attested, to the un
dersigned on or beforo too tirst day of January
net', ss I propuse to staule -sid Estate on that
dav -LEMUEL. BROOKS, Ad'or.
Kev 2 - Vm? 44
Salt!.Salt! Salt!
QfaA ?USHli--S FINE DRY SALT
.JrVsiS which we will sell at tho Augusta price
iur Ca?b, ?r wo will bart-, r a portion ot it for
Cuni, l'ui-k or Flour. M. FRAZIER,
S. F. UOODK. .
Nov 4 tf 44
Negroes Wanted.
WE WISH to p-trchase FIFTY LIKELY
yoi ,\t; NEGROES, andar? preparad
to pa-r tho HIGHEST (?ASH PRICES.
We hayo on hand a LIKELY WOMAN WITH
FOUR CHILDREN which we will be pleased to
soil OL- oxohange for other Negroes.
GLOVER k SULLIVAN.
Jar. 28 tf_4_
. Notice.
ALL poraous indebted to the Estate Qi- R '?f
Fuller, dee'd., nre requested tu n"?ere-pay
iiieut as early os possible. .Those<hering "laiuis
against tho Estate v. ?if present '.nein, property at
tuned. .All persona owing ?fill accounts can set/,
tie with Mr. L. De!oac>?: ?b- .'.lili.
M. A. FULLEA. Exlx.
T hureby forewarn all porst.us fenn?. Trespaaaing
on Ul? .Vii!' pren.L.^J, 'fruin ? au lillie efl' wood,
straw.'*?. *? M. A. FULLER.
Nov ll . 2ni* 10
Factory Yarn.
JUST received a large mpply of FACTORY
YARN, wh'ioh wili bo Sold at reasonable rates.
CsU at M. Lohcschullz's old stand.
Nov 17_tf _47
Take Notice.
ALL poraoua having claims against tbe Estate
of Jas. S. Adams, dwe'd, ara notj lad to -reader
them In, properly attested, bef?se the 1st Dee.
1864, and theae indebted to said Estate wifl pleas?
pav the same without delay.
v 7 A. O. TURNER, AJm'or,
Nov. as,_. ly?. ' ?? u
Administrator's Notice.
ALL persona {mlebt?<v IO tte Estate of Wiri,
Totter, deP'diwill pay the sa Die without del.-.y,
anti those buring nldlms against Bald lis?ate are
n.itiiicd Wi render them In properly attested, tn
Dr. J. Bi Courtney, Agent foi' the- Administrator,
forthwith, as we deaii-e tu eloso up the Estate as
soun as possible.
GEO..J. TONEY, Ad'or.
Nov. 25 ly"' 47
More New Goods.
D\RIC Colored English and French PRINTS
B'oek and White Mourning PRINTS . '
Solid Block Mourning PRINTS; '
English GINGHAMS;
Blenched SHIRTING ;
40 inch. Pillowcase COTTON:
Ladies' Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS-"
Aud a variety ol other asticloa just reoeivod br
E. PENN, AgL
Dec I if "fi