Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 13, 1864, Image 2
The Otfieeru' Programarle.
'?'he follovrin1/?.-; L: * eoiiiinnnication ar7 'r"?-!
e-I O? Congreso by t! e office . >.f the Anray
of Tennessee. Some of the sagge^tions kr?
very good, butas a whole, we cannot conceive
ot a better plan for destroying t'army al
together, urlt-sa it has the nttribute of.Mtb
si-tin?r within iC*.. ucjiviuo ?hay.he very
good ti/biers, but iht-y are poer slate-sun-n.
- lt is not a bad rule lor the ehoemukor to
"stick to his /as*."
ARMY OF TENM-S^K, I>e?t 17. M.
To the CoHjMts of the. Ctnrf'Aei at* States :
In the existing condition of niKiir^ it is
hoped your honorable bodies will purdon the
variance from custom of addressing you from
thc anny. It is done in no spujtof dictation,
but under the conscientious conviction that
the necessities of the country demand the
voices and labors of all, and thin delay, even
for thirty days, in ecacHng proper measures
may make present disorder incurable, and
th*1 dangers of the moment omnipotent for
our destruction.
In our opinion, it is efseu'ial to retcin, for
the term of during the war, without reorgan
ization, the troops now in service ; to place in
service irnniediately, forlhesnme tenn, ali
other white males between eighteen and fitly
year8of age, able to perfurra at,y military
duty ; to provide for placing in service, at the
discretion of the President, for tb?* same
term, all white males between fifteen and
eighteen and between fifty and sixty years
of age ; to prohibit substitution ; to psohibit
exemptions, except for thc necessary civil
offices and employments of the Confederar?
Suites and the several States ; to prohibit de
tails, except, for litni?ed times and for carry
ing OD work essential to the army; to prohibit -
discharge', except iu cases of permanent dis
ability i rom all duty; to prohibit leaves and
furloughs, except nnderuuiform rules, of uni
versal application, based, as fa: as practical,
on length of service and meritorious conduct;
to prohibit, to the greatest possible exunt,
the detail of able bodied officers and toen to
post, hospital, or other duty; and to p!.-?ce in
service, as cooks, laborers, teamsters.an*" hos
pital attendants, with too army and elsewhere,
able bodied^uegroes and mulattoes, boud and
free. ' . * .
These measurer., vre think, if promptly en
acted as laws, so as to give time for organi
zing aod disciplining the new,'malarial, would
make our armies invincible at 'he opening of
the campaign ol* next year, and enable us t>>
win back our lost territory and conquer P.
peace before that campaign ?hall be ended.
We beg furth'T to suggest luat, in our opin
ions, thu dissatisiac'.ion-approheusiveor-ex
iitiiig-from short rations, depreciated cur
rency, and thc retention of old fluters iu ocr
vee, m ghf be obviated by allowing bounties,
with rt's'Ttminations in tav0r of .the retained
troups, nu increase of pay, the commutation
to enlisted men of rations not isencd, and ra
lions, or the vallie thereof, to t ificers.
We have the honor lo be, very respectfully.
TOar obediee.J s-ervants,
W. L. HARUF.E. Lune. General.
C." I*.STEVENSON, Major Get?. >
Ii. F. CHEATHAM, M jor Geu.
J. C. ?aitcRiMRinGi^?ajor Gen.
J ol IN C. BROWJ?, Br'.g. Gen.
Kn??VW. F KT i cs. Brig. Gen.
A. W. KEYS, LOS Bric. Gen.
T. C. Qt NOVAK. Major Gen.
Jos. H. Lswis.Brg (-Jen.
JOHN K. JACKSON. Brig. Gen.
I s'gn this wtib the r-.servaiion that I pp
prove the Freoidi-ni's proponed system of per
u uiifniouSolid i lion.
P. R. Cl.EBl'KSE, M nj-if Gi-ll.
[in addition to thc above tia mo?, lhere ?re
FOU.e dozen others attached to the pap -r,
home ol t?eiu with reservations and explana
liuii-H.J
Fro MI Nt-rfc! k.
Th-i Petersburg Express ha? U'c and au
thentic intelligence from Norfolk :
One mau In Norfolk holds oui ?Vmly against
Butler's orce.-, requiring all male citizens of
the ijlsce lo take the. oa'h ol allet'ianee to !. .
Lircoln Government. -?Thi- is Wm. W. Hall.
K?q., who sa) s he will sutler death bet?re i.e
will rrn.-auCL- his allegiance to the Uoutede
rtttc Government. 'fy
The enroliing.of all male?between t'.ie a_-es
of eighteen and for'y-rivc, was progres-ing !
rapidly-But l?*r having ordered thal th-j work
must be oiupi?ird by the 1st ot January.
The draft will immediately po into operation,,
lind it is ?st i tinted teat there are five hundred
young white men in Norfolk, city alone, who
have been enrolled.
The negro regiments ardill Unifotraed ami
equipped, and thc blacks in-military logpory
put on a great many arir.
Business, except among a few Yankee set
tlers who have squatted there since .'he war,
has been completely paralyzed, and m my of!
the old residents, particularly fein'les, are j
butlering tor the necessaries ol Ufa. i
Buller has visited Norfolk but oncp. and
then tarried but a very brief period. II : cou j
lines himself ""closely to Fortress Monroe,
thinking doubtless that his bloated carcass is
suter Behind the stout walls of that fortifica |
tioft than any where else. Ho still induiges j
hi-? inordinate appetite, for strong drink, and
is rarely ever entirely free from its ell.-ois.
"MANY DAUGHTERS UAVE DOKB WEI.I..''- \
Mrs. L>. ulcEuveen, of Sumter District*, has j
richly earned a furlough for her husband, who
has l>een fiithful in service near this city, by .
bringing in under a late oraer of tb-i General
Commanding, a soldier who had been absent
for som- time, and apparently had forgotten
the fact that he .bad incurred obligations to'
his country iu the Hrmy.
Will the good wives.oyer the country imi
tate trna example, and add to their glorious
record by brfoging in the absentees.- The
abseutees themselves should l?e grateful for;
s ich att?nuions, as it will 8e found decidedly
tiioro pleasant to be returned ia this way than
to be brought up by u Corporal, or SergeUnt,
or Lieutenant, with a guard' and turned over -
Ut the care of a Court Martial, lt is time
that absenteeism, straggling ai-.d- desertion
were stopped, and d the sOoorfiu&ic ollreers
concerned will do their duly as faithful.)' as
the women ol the land, it will he done.
Cburlc?toti Courier.
^-? ? .>
lae IERRIULS LOSSES OF THE WAU.-The
following paragraph, from the Washington
K-iiioiial Iiiielligotcer, tells the story of the
eiiormoas losses of the war better thaa any
thing wo havc aecn. It says ;
We have no* in the United States ut least
tv,o hundred and thirty fire general hospitals
lo;- the use of tbo soldiers, containing about
eighty thousand,patients. To show on'what
a 1. e scale our biUh-s have been fought, ?is
We do ever; l??iti/ fj?<?, it Seems that duri'g
fijj-r mont lis of 1,-'03 lhere were tre-aietl at
our h-'-pit?da "Jj.il.'? caso ot ^tin hol Wounds.
The Wounded ol ti.e whole british army in
the Crimean war wa-, a little over iii ODO, and
their eu'tre ho-ipital accommodations iii the
thu:? years w.juid not Lave sirflieed ! -r thc
woumlo J at either of the Lat ii us uf ?...?oh,
An'ietam, or Gettvahuig.
T-tr. A resolution h?^ passed tho Uuv-'od States
JI or.-u "I KoplcSCCtativ'ta ienUeSti.1? tl,e Yankee
??uiui?-ai'iner ?.f liXci'aiijie io ?pt-u .1 nr^ot'tati-iu
with Judi(c OulU, for the ea. ii o ^ uf alii'e mau
l .ruhilo lum, tearing all otiie.s loi .u.ure ar
rangements. Tnis ]?< rather significant; io.itgoes
t? pi .<ve, to souie extent, that they arc iu uci-d ol
the prisoner! VT? hold.
Richmond (?o? ?ip. .
. Tiie Richmond OnrreaponuViit of the Atl-i
t:> Conf?d?ral-*' writes thus eoni-uining >->me
? resoiutioiisaoout to be intrndu -ed mi .Ton
J rrress by Senator Hill, ? f ?niwj iaV
f -It reported that Mr. Hill, Si-nitor fr* in
tTeorpia. ,wiH. soon introduce impor-ant reso
lutions bei'?V?' lb*- Serrate, which m^y explain
p?veral ?3?s3ae'*-,! in his letter ur ? inj? me. ?l c ?
tiun of Hon Joshia Hillier Irnvereor, and in I
h;s Macon lelk-r, where he sp-ak-; ot' an hen- i
or?hie door ot compromise bci?:~ opened at !
up distant day, ?fcc
The purport ot' tiles'1 re oin lions ore s edd to
I he expressive of a willingnc-s on tue PSI t of |
j thc pi opie of the South to meet the. conserva- i
I tire e'ement of the N?Hi in Convent! n. to i
j discuss the isKupa betv?en us, but tn no <H?,C
1 com prom isinir the spirit of the l'?volution..
Hiddiiig Mr. Lincoln ami thc Kepubl?e*n
prir.y re-ponsible for the fanaticism at the
North which has produced and continued the
war. he would refuse to treat with him or bis
jia*tv otherwise than ou the field of battle;
out. respecting a dignified spirit of conserva
lisni wh:cQ would hear the voice of rea-ton, h?? !
would me-'t it in council, and determine f ne
issues.between lu iu a spirit of conciliation
ami compromise.
From ,J II r.rtsV' lo,-.? le'ter to ?he Ch::rle<
tbn Mwtiry we extract the fallowing:
Tue House went iuto secret sessio.i yester
day on the currency bill. Two reports were i
submitted, the minority signed-by Mr. Boyce, |
the Chairman of the Coinmitti e, alone. Il
is understood that both reports are of a sweep
ing character, and contemplate taxes which
will shake tho country. 1 hear .they' aro to
be made ?public next Monday. %'nether the
debate? ou them ure to con Lu ile in secret ses
sion is a question*
The vote of Senators Orr and Hershel V.
Johiislou against'the anti substitute "bill, on
the ground of its illegality, deserve* to be te
membered, now thai thc whole Countess
seems to be forgetting timi ihtTo is such a
.liing as t!i? Constitution, to say nothing ol'
law -.iud faith.
Mr. Mires-who, by the bye. is perhaps the
inost intliiential member of the [loose, an
bot!? "ed the other dey that he would soon in
troduce a hill to repeal all txeinption-i. The
announcement excites no comment tu lite
papers.
From the JtLbeviU* Pre?*.
-. j ?.'.'real Liberality.
M:t. E">:TOJI: A ?erv poor but truly patri
otic lady of EdgeGeld District, recently met
with a gallant young soldier of IIJ IJ'S Divi
sion, who w is wouu ed u.t tue battle ol' Cii;c!:
amaugO, and on Seeing his desi itu le condition
and learning that his friends reside beyond the
Mississippi, &lic Lauded him a sm^li biil of
money, saying, Sir, thal is every cent that I
mvo on earth, but you must not refu-e it on
that account, for I am willing if necessary to
i?ive all 1 possess to lue brave defenders o?
my country.
Query, how many rieb men in the Confed?
rale SiutcM are wtlliu? to give o.ie fourth OJ
\.i\r money to ad vance thu glorious c.'.use of [
Southern Ind? petideuee.* .Men wboLeVS money j
uj. e t?iH'i liberty are unworthy of the b'ess i
iriffbf afiee'eouutry. I'LDnlC. .
ExFonrs THK LAWS.-The President said
four mouth-, ago, trat if the absentees would
return to camp we should ?(pal the enemy
iii numbers in Tennessee. It is n<iw stated
tust ?ixry per cent, of Gen Bragg's army was I
absent when thc recent fights occurred. A j
lamen'able story, truly, \\\io e fault is it V
Tbc d.'ad,-and ?be maint?*!, and siok, and
w mndeu, af.:. necessarily ab.s?.riv But why
are th?*re any other absentee*? Simply li.:
ennse ile- law?.n?'war ?,re n t enforced. Kn
hVce them vig 'rous!;; a .<! to their utmost ex
te :t, and the :.rmy will be g-cally increased.
lt ii un us-; to i u: m -re me i imo thu Ctn;},
unless uiea-ui'i s ar * M:-p'.ed to brie./ back-1
an . ke 'ii m lUe ra.de.? tho-c who already he- |
ling there. If o;.r gi?vernin?Mit was only
pr-uiipt in execu iog it-? Kurs und enforcing !
i> titres^ matters would m-evc el-mg inneh
e-'-T Mild much more smoothly. A law lh'.t
is no! strictly enforced is worse tban no lav I
at all.
1 lu Petersburg ie.->? ol ji^ndaj lean ihe
?uU-wn*:
.STILL 'illKV ?.>.- Il i* .?-ieinm;ed lieut lil"
forty or ll?y of ibu yu..g men ol lins eily, |
vv ont me recent hijiir enacted by Congress
W'lind buve p ?ic-d iii il.e nrdiv, have taken
u it ? tlietus'eives gold?:i wi'.gs and ielt lite
country, li is slated mat lue* oi>i not ai
I'ave pi i" blockade ruiini' g ste?.mer-, <,u; t ?-a
tu mr availed tuera.-.-Ivos ol' a more -. *y iiieth
od to itrn-h iTatikeedotn. by simply l?aiiie?tig ?
and avoidi.ig our pirkeiR. J?im--s river i> j
broad enough on lavorablu nign'ts to ?'C:?.r j
i hem safely to the haven where they ?rou d j
be, and no doubt even vrithiu tiie pa--T few j
dava, inauy ot -ttiew Lave glided silentlydoa-n j
its curreutw
TH?-? FKKLIM;S THA? SM ?uLn rVcruATK i'< i
-Exnetnu men now govern the I n;*?-i St-.tes. i
The) mean our BU "j ligation and ruin. Wc
must tight as l?mg ns th'isfl men arn in power.
When ?be people '?:' the Tinted Suies slrd!
drive those men from power. r--p i f ?e t'e-ir ;
ex-re i e tucasurtfs. and cease lo invade and J
roo us, then will beau honorable door npe?i ,
lor discussion, but never before. . L'nltl that j
ri n>r shill be op.Qed hy our eHernien let our i
pe iple c?ntit no disaster .'S intol'M-a?de, and I
regard every interest as protected only by a ;
vigorous prusecu'ion of the war. Let every ;
niau oi.llnr anny be wi camp and let every mail '
not ol the army produce something lo sustain
those iu camp.
II 'W TO PBRVEST SOUK SnOri.ni:ns iv !
WUBKING iloitsKs.-An exchange says : " The .
plan we Lave tried anil never lound to fail, is j
to get. a piece of i? athcr, and have it ont into .
a shane as to lie snugly between the shim!- '
dextrof the horse and tito collar. This fends
i-tl all toe friction, as t'-o Coilur slip? and ?
moves (-ii the leather and not on the s?oul- j
c?e-s of tue horse. Chafing is caused by fric- i
ti-m ; hence this remedy is qciic a plausible
une, and is much better than trying slip:; of!
!. attie.-r or pads of sheep skin under the collar.',
Wm. II. f?ialiatn, well known in literary
circles as the original proprietor and publish
er, ol'Graham's Magnz 'te, died itt Ne,v York
city on iuo 2dd uit., ut a liquor 6'oce, Irom
tm* ifleets i-f intemperance, waiit and expo
sure. Hiving been unfortunate in business,
he sought rc'uge ia. intoxicating drinks, and
became an habitue of low grog-reries, and slept
in the vilest houses. H>J sank rapidly in ibo
8 icial scale, and soon became a con?Kmel
?ot. He was taken suddenly ill on the day
of hi. death, and at his, own request wa? ta
ken to one of his regular bau.its, where bc
died.
Butler sneers al lb * threat held ont by
Pie.-iduut ll*, is' procUinatiiin again-l ij i iii
ti?i| and nfltcers. Il- [lecUri s if ? huir of 'he
. head Of one of his dliicers o?.soldiers \it tr-jui
; ed, ?xctpt in j.u.st-wa?tu,re, tLe day th:4 ii is
I done shall be one of .sorrow and mourning
1 for alt uv*u included in the Confederate
?tSla.es.
Hu'! :r thinks th<TQ ;?. !i?t one way to meet
the tn*w slate of thing-, and tl.ut is by the
sternest retaliation. He Saya the Federal
goverumc-nt Laving c^Uausi?<l ev?ry form <d
? . pucitl, there is nothing I. ft hut Lo a?fuorizt
? ti-at. a suilieii-ut. nunile-r nf irln-1 i.fii?urs b.
? p.aeed under Mie'i k: e,ii:ig :md put up wi sw oil
; diel aa ahdll iu all te-pi ri c lr-ni to lim
, irrauneul us to c"otb:u,.?', io.- i ;;ii i fud, that
liiey are -ati.-di d lin: Union men receive in
the sltncL Loused uf tLe lebel capitol.
?v
satgmmtggt 11 .i - ? ? mmmmmm
Congressional.
.> IK l\:e II use fiiis morni'n? < \ n *: .! *r> pla? e .
i:i K^rr^ir'ntigns nf .t.btj U-.?it? ri !Sut *s anrl i
j t reis, 'i Htrvii-",. waa taken nu, ni \ ali er f" i- !
' ;i:.e?:>b e discussion waa .rrfi red (?nek t??- fire '
c luinibtec with iaf?rucli ns to rcpcri a. Iii i j
.t?Li-Mii?* i^lj^Jnirnir.g alienage ,::.no to. leave 1
t'jc C')ti;:tiin^?T,f! on fi?ilirr? fa leave ty go loin ?
tbe an.iv-yetis oT; t*?ys 25.
iL rv \Vifi'.,!.- Mbjreii* to tito T:rgi:?in ri.-! - i
jr^'ion was rend to tho Hons<v, in wb'c?? lit* I
endr.rses vs ithout. reserve the memorial ol* |
Gen. Hiir?e? and uthtr (.?licvr? i-t tho Ten j
n"S3?'C army.. lie .says ta.A.i'io.n neatly th rmi I
y esta exp- ricPf-e i".. '.he r.r:uy, he coit?i.iy j
ur.it-. s in irc'-uiuiendiug co v.vt; ?. policy, I
ktf'.l he pretests avuiijst reo? o ?nix ilion liv |
ele?t*on? Rn thinks the elcctive^yatea: brul?
?nd t iifi-.er?vrh') are ap .jointed are better.abie
to command than those circled, ii any ol'
our delay i xviid dis-ist-is are justly, clj^rgeahle
to tho aetiriu* ol' thc spring'of 1 SOl?. What
w*? most want is thorough rcCinn in'the ar
my, frojj department dc?rri to p'eltets espe
cially, and cotnTni?!?ri.,s;^rj io',rfnr.:!sLers) or
dnrtce and medical deparl tnents.. ;
The lionise adoptel a j dat resolution in re
lation to the War, declaring tun.;. ,v.; ard en
gaged in astruggie fur lil?trl).?and civilization,
"and 'hit.no saet'nee of life nrvfnrtuiv? ca.i be
fett costly to ?ecrtfethese blessing- to oar pos
teticv. In tlte judgment ol Congress, our tv
bourc-s, ii!developed with. c.-orgy rartd iiu.s
batided wiiii Caro and .applied1 with fidelity,
are more than sufficient bu the cuppori of tue
ino*) protracted wm; and exhorts Pie peouit
by ev rv cunsidcratioii winch caa intimai, e
freemen and p-triots to n generous support nj
the Government in a legitimate ex'-rcise ol
all constitutional powers.
Toe vote^^s taken -by yena and tr.ys, ftpd
wa? ad'ipteijjjpi-iiijtnou.-iy-.
ThT President saut several com TI anica ti? ?PH
lo the. House conceruiug reptirts of Generals.'
anti con cspotidfu-e, rrders, A?.'., vnitU them
Nothing of importance transpired in the
Sedate. Both Houses wet a iii .-.ut-iot s?Sototi
must of tue day.
Arrival of.?icneral .'.lorgna.
RiCHMOXn, Jan. 8
Gen. M ir^aii, lady and staff arrived lasf'
night about ll o'clock from Danville.
He was received at the depot by a commit
tee of Council und escorted lo tie Bells rd
Hon>e. where a uamk-r of dtainguished elli
cets and civilians awaited his arrival. Ile
was conducted lo the reception room, where
he received the greetings o? o!J friends and
new acquaintances.
This forenoon Gen. Morgan, i? ec ano* niel
by the Mayor, iras escorted by a battalion of
infantry to City Hail, in front pf whisb an isa*
illina- oniwd had a*sjB*.uWe'dj at noon.
Gen Morgp.a was introduced tj thc con
course by the Ma} oe He came forward ??rfil
prolongud cireers, nod said : ? Fellow-'c-itizeu.s,
I thank you for this recaption, and hope thal
toy tuiuie career will prove that I am no* un
w.irtiiv cf t!:c honor you ?lave 'J'nio mo. A gai II
r tha'.ik you for this mam festal ion of kind
tics.
liri, i'.-pecchos were made by tim's; A. P.
H..I. J. J*: ii staut. Branch, Judge M lore,
? '..'. iiir.s efKe??ackvj E.>;G.uy. Latcherj
ind others.
Morgan was then e>e< rted ljr.c!: to th?r Bal
lard Holtze, where be receive?! mian, rous calls,
ile io in Hee sj.iciis and exctlieut lie?lih.
t't3^ A uia?hine *ias been invontcl by tl -v. Mr.
D.tis, ei'Moiitgnfiiery, Aln.\ ^hi.-!i will muka
about twenty fu-i p??r< .t' cort.m :-'H- p.-r day.
1 r;?,,"'"5'' ???C!f>*r?'i!?>"r'fl ^?P^?
?.vii!-ell a th? ia'n rofi-letue nf WILLIAM
"KdltltlS. deeu., un Iii L'lt.:LAT, 21s; Jai.u
my inst.,
SE VERA fi NRIIKOKS,
Stuck "f H-.r.Hjt, L'..t?!.>. ii li.i.: 1-t nf Kat lind
SiMik li ?i:.s,.Cutios, HOUP; huid ?md Kitchen Kur
hitura. .tc.
TKRMi- Sax? under' ???tl .e-h; ave* that
antuuiil "'i ? ere lit loi'il ito *?>,.,-. nevi. r:'b i?i j
lernst froto day nt' ?clo. purchaser* fjirint; V.> ?
wiih lire ?uj'L sureties.
A. P. NOilllXS, AaaVr.'
.Lin 4 2.^ 2
XX. A^CtVrl?-Ol ? * Ll?? ~o ^1..
A LALV, exi'oilihcvd In PM? uiiUingi ?nd ea
Ilk. p..i>n "f i,;?.-:a..v iii ?- II-un . Lngli?h brunell
e>, together a?tii Masie. She ?viii bc cxp?etj-l lu
c.ko oha'rgn "I * Scb?id nf about twenty live pu
f.iU. None need upp'y wifbuut ih ? h?best ari.l
utos; ia !i.-?"i!ai?ie reiciuices sud rec tntiietida
li'iui. Tet uiii rcasonabic. A d't'.?ss *
* TU .3- li. RKEiE. i
UauiUrg, Ja? ,0 il 2
Land for Bale.
rtfVTB .iibsiiiiber ..':'.!.-. "or i lis Idl?QT OF ;
jL LAM', lyii.if ?a thc Martin IVw? Koad, j
s* ven mil-* V?*. -.- of F.-i_' Ti".M '?' !!.. and -.1 ?iitlos
from Augusta, lin., eon i ninia g P?lH! li'i'NLKKL)
ANO P?ilTY-SliVBN (417) Acres. Ahem ?nie
hundred acre.-- in wonds-li.c h-L-.co iu cullivi 1
Ti ni Hint in "'it Gelds.
Thc ni ne ha- :.. cm .f.rial.lu Dwelling Uou*?J
and necessary nallinildiugs. ? ?
Tlie r-rc-'-ut J-M?H-'S crop ?f C^ra raul Paddnr |
wi!! bo s-.l(l v.ith the Lauit, if desired.-nreafiiaa- ;
lib- t-rins.
'ferais ol sale ei'hcr cu?h "r in C?nfoder.ite
Ii?.?ds..
?. tV" Appl?- tu t.'iipt. l>iui!?ln?.i Robertson .near
the place, ur to thu subitnb.-r Jackson,-,-r?i. S
E. N. BARTLEY.
Jan. 6 ^ it 2
Headquarters,
COMMIS? A KY-O EX'?i OKP'T, S. C.
Ciii.rvtvr\. S. 0 ,'l?< e. ? T -*'.::. I
T'.IK tl encrai Asyenibly hiving i mi A.-r
lo auicn-l iii! A?rt, untitled i*-Aa Aet tn suv.- i
press tim u'nliiir distillation ?f sjdritnous liipmrs
in thi? State," authorix'ng a nil empowering lis '
Excellency thu tlovortior lo cnuir.ict with a skillixl ;
and respunsililc agent ia c*-. i: t>r thc lUstricts <>t' I
this StatMp laauuj'aelure a limited qu tntity ofiu
pure spirit?, nt admited nod mid reason aid a price, i
nut lo ftxoued tl.rwe di.liars per gallon : paid !
apb Its net lo lie auld tn any but regularly practic- i
lng physicians und registered druggists r"
N'.'tii-o i? litf^i.y gi^i-u that..pr??posals in writ- '
?ag, sta'ing priers, ^ i!! 1 e received nt this Pu- .
pertinent fr the uianufaciare and fele. a^above, I
ol'a i)U.intity i.f pure spit it* and nleoho!, sufi-?
cien: fur 'hr demands of tbe lyislriet frnm which !
tho ft-fter i? made. Rend of tm th a ?is a nd dullars, |
with adequate sceurity, wiil 1 c required for the I
faithful periormance of tho'esntracL
Marly prupnsals ure requested.
Ly order ol' the (iirer-ior.
KIO?!ARD CALDWELL. ' !
Li-jut- Col. au.I Commissi*i-y tien., S. C.
Jan. ? 41 2
?2.K?'" All papers in tho SIH'O insert four tiuioc i
and send bilis io duplicate, with copy of aivor- I
tiscuiunt nttaohed, to this Departuicut tor pny
uicut. Bills paid quarterly.
Final Notice.
ALL persons having daini? ngtinst the Estate
of Richard Parks, dee'd., aro not i fled fa
! ramier them in, properly attested, boor*l?cfore the
? 7ih April uext,.?\r they ?ill be barred, a-? on th?C
i day a fl hal Settlement fd said Eslate will be mad?'
j in the Ordinary's ?lfii-o.
P. "G. .t \??. L. PARKS, Katoa,
Jan fi 5in* -
Estate Nstice !
A LL p.-rsoi.t- having demands ngainat T. IL
J\ Johnson^ dee'd., nie^rcqiiistol Lo furwiari!
them, |?ruporiy .aicsted. to the Ordiusry of K Ige- :
! ff-ld Otstriat, S C.. nu ci by the*l?th,day of j
.t?gfcuary iinxt, or thor -.vi'.! be barr"!.
; ^ -T? A. PK LR ITT, A d'or.
j * Jan f. lit '-' ,
^-Fir.o Poney for Sale.. i
FOU H ?.i lie * No. I lt:-.;,- LuXLV.- six years ;
H o. good sise, well pvoportiuncl. iu'gtiod j
Condiii ai, ami wurki ficii'y in .-ii: ..-'?. nr doeblo
,.||!irues?. S llJCr 1m fault, p.'.ee $80?. En
ouir - ni r?- ir, < l?',i.-e,
?nii m lt 2 !
Hew ?oc?s j
.""?T^'Tr; P?bRrx?r.cr his ?eu?ivutl . .' ' ?'" "V. ???"..
?. the following an-dos. w.W? h. h? wjlf ?ell
ti. J i ri--I nark ul pri?e, .vis:
C .'. ?.I 0 B5?. an I ?llVt? HA MS :
Bleached ?nil 11 r< W n SHIKTI>'??f :
1.H mi-! Un*,* MA NI)Ii RROli 1 KK- ;
3 ? BE VD ?md BOTTONS ;
NEEDLE* tua1 PIXS,
PAPb.K..niid ENVELOPES; -.
bi'EEL V\:s< iia'd P?NCiJ .S;
ONE .CASS Sit??ES ;
ii OOP .SKIRT.*..- -
Manufactured and Hiuokiu"- TOBACCO ;
6EUARS; <*?
FINK BROWN sCi.-'.ll ;
COO II INO SOI? A.
i ni.?. aspect a V.i!e ..f pACxOiiY TERRA
l'y flu Inst nf tho
Cu.land ?.xauiire ior yourselves
.L. CB-1 YA".7.
Ja.i o' " " ' If 2
Tax Assessor's Notice.
?WILL attorul at ibo following places to re
. ?fw R 'turns .aaJ ricke A*Se?sactit!! "bf the
tu How ?cg Xaxca, viz: Tho Tax in Kind.
Tito Palmor or Producer will bo required to
return on oiiih. ibo full fcniouul ol Oem. Wheat,
Os*e, Rye, buckwheat, Rice, S.v.:ct Pptato?*,
iri?'i Potatoes, Cured Hay, CurtJ Fo'ddur, Sir
itnr, MMa/ses made of Cane, Cotton, Wool, To
bacci, Pea?, tl round Peas prndnec! by him oi
ibein. a'pij ?r}il ho allowed lb'reserve. ?fty hiish.
ela of V.'himt," ur ona hundred *.u-!ie's df Corn,
'''ty hocli'jT? c-f Sweet 'Potatoes; iitiy bushels of
Irish Pota'oe?, tarin'y himieis of Pcs, produced
in tho yrnr iS??, and the (inversaient ia entitled
to one-tenth ol' the balance.'
I ?i!I also as?e?n at tho sumo limo the Tux on
Neat Cufie. Tliis alludes to ali Cart)* except
lV..rk-Steere actually used on. the Fa?iii of
and ?il Hordes, Mare* nr Coila net Mutually used
in Tiding tba Soil in ?Sr':'.
1 will also Assess th? Tax on Incomes if T ..?.
ecive the B'anks from tho Department. Th's al
ludos-tn ninney made from ali sourcas rseept ?MII
:,ri..s, /. hii h arc T^xed unacr .'mother hes I, and
froui the sal" of iii? rnip Sf 126'.'.
Alf, tb: Ref.rr.? of Nra? Pork if s.!! thc Hoes
slaughtered since rh'; passage ot tbs Act, (April
-?Jiu. If GU,; and this aHudea to ibu net weight of
the hog at tur thc entrails hay* been ultan out.
Also, the ReperU ?<f Q'l'ir.'erly Sales, com men -
'.'mu- t he t?t October ead ending Cbc 1st January ;
l?t>4. I v. ill commence at
Rdgctield C. H., Mon.I^v, 4th January,
Lott's, Tuesday. 5th "
John T. Nicholson's, Wednesday, Oih "
LyhrandV, ?burs?av, 7ih "
John Sedgier'-, Friday," Sta "
Hatcher's. Siiine-evcniug, 2 o'clock.
Vaucluse Factory, Saturday, 9th January.
CrranPevEIc, Mandej, llth 'i
Tuesday, 12'h "
Brach 1-land, Wednesday, 1 A/h "
". '"hursdav, llth ?
Hamburg, Friday," l?iu "
" Saturday, J Stu. "
Cbrroke.; Pond?, . Monday, J Sdi "
John Curry's, Tutntfaj, J9ih "
Pine Hausa. Wednesday, 2U:h "
?dgeljeid if H. Tbnxeday, 21st *'
Elton P.O. Friday, 22d "
Klca?ant Lana, Monday, 25th .'
Cheetham'*, Tuesday, 26ih '?
Collier's, Wednesday, 27ih "
Widern a o's S. il. Thursday, 23.h "
A. Morgan's, Friday, 2'J h "
IVoodhwo, Saturday, Suth "
ftil?erd dowies, Alotrdayi 1 s* February
White Ilona?, Tnesdav, 21
Wcdsesdas. Sd "
Ru3 n-II, Thursday, 4:h ?
." iriday, 5th "
I imcs A. Talbert's, Saturday, fi:h "
biberry 11:11, Monday, 8th "
" Tuesday. . 'Jib " .
3h;.tier?cld?4i Wednesday, loth "
ifter .?.hu h time thc Books w?i elose. All per
'oas sul.jc ?. td th- sc Tax s muse he punctual in
nuking meir Eeiurui nt tho abor? us med 'tiuics
uiu places, or they trhl l c sui.jcct to double tax.
Til EOS. DEAN, ASM-.--' r
12;h Collection ii .- iict.nr 7th und Ulh
Rcg'i?. Edgeficld District.
Doc 22 if .. :-2
hil, ty. \?: ?Lwi\\$s
?SSPECTFL'I.LY tend?is bis Pn>fes5?ona!
-.'.rvi-e.- tu tbs cilis.ns pf Edgefiold Village
nd r't-n'ty.
Doo-SS If 52
B'ides? Hides?
5 iifh{\ ?-.?."*. t;t?oy i>KV I?I?r.j?,
i.vyv iur ala: rc...-...naVJe ttr?:?. tir. 1
.i., dacier Hides for Corn or Mua!-..nu p<>uLd of
? l s i'or one bushel of Cur.i Mea!.
A. A. ULOVER.
N-.V l-l if 4S
Cotton Gard?. .
iBOX. Twiimy-fo.ir pnir. No. IO Cotton
dirag, ul supe-inrijua?ty. tor?ale by
I PENN, Agent.
D-;c IS - tl ;,|
Woodyillo^c:- domy.
? ? . . . ?
'"E'^Ile, ftfruig t-i.s.-ion sjLjtiiis behool rill l?c re- j
? i ?>yV i-tv uurj
'..'>', and will continu*! I: ive Sb) li tbs. iwomy cayj.
Lo th? inontP.
Liiiu. Creek, French. nr:d Ibo us-al English
Bruiichua will coiisirt'it.; .!ie entire course.
Board en . l?e obtained in t'no neighbortiood ai
r- II- .-..ii.!- p-i.-?s.
[i aili he tho enlist nt nial of the. Teacher to
?itipiovu iii?" ru'inta] ead i?os^l condition of his
pop ls Rr.r. ROBERT ll. SEYMOUR.
Dec 7 ': On* ju
???&ido iiSi rtorc,
OFFICE IM'IU'HA^iXO AflENT POR
EDOEI'ItLo Ui> "KIO I'.
Ei.itKfiKi.n, C. H.. Nov, Xii, IH>3.
?pr^'JllSUANT lu ord irs rc< iv.l f.om ll end-1
fi. quaner-. ail iho-C al i ?.ra BTJTCfl EH ? .\?? ?
BEEP CATTLE In my District SM* rcqnin-it tn I
II I'. rniir fr-nii ibis Officeerjiec?ijvinjf Ibo mun- j
1,,-r r-sqiiired iiioulhly for Ul.iiruiepiitii, nf th? ?
market ihay ar., vunplying, ao l ibe price aB-;we<i
|.ir t!i? I-i th- ulie.i purchji.-cd. ' l'h.i***Pj>rinit"j
?lin?! ueennipauy lbs Daicher in nerson. ?r ni- |
Hgent,-?iiierwise tho Deel" will he suhji-nt to s- i/.
mc Eaph Butch ar will bu requited to mike
?toiiiiit nf *lt?> nijuiWr b?tob.iro.i uur'u^ the
iii"?'!j, and the pnce pay-! ?or "he .-ann-. ^ j
Di res? of liis rofusai 1$ askosaid utli lwit his :
Perm i I cannot bs rciicwad- Any ?ur Bntehrring, ?
i xc.-i i ht has a permit, -?ill ho held r. spojisib.e
r?r thc same.
TILE M \N WATSON.
Pureb'g Ag't i??r K>lgclield Dutrief.
Dec. IC ' I "I - I j
??TT>-: wi!! BARTER tor LARI), EICON, j
V'yf FLOlilt. CORN ned PEAS at po rates j
iscli.w ms-nthmed. ?L J-'GUBt?tlj A Co. I
Ona yard Osnahurgs, ?i 4 4 ?heeling, foi one. ?
lb. Lani, v '
' On.; yard Osnaburgs, or L-l Shaoting, for "nc
lb. U-eni?. ?
Thirty (?IO) yar.is Osuuburgs, or 4-4 Sheeting,
for one barrel Flour.
Ono and ? yards Osnahttrgs, of 4-4 Shooting,
for on? bushel Corn or Pen-?.
Vaucluse Factory, Dec. ?, 1803. 4t .il
Lost or Mislaid,
ANote given hy Mrs. Eliza Briggs, with T. .
Martin aud'Ja*. A. Tuli.ert lo John Tu'-rii
tim, Ex'or, of Nenoy Robertson, dee'd., oil tho
2d December l-ist, for Seven ^undrerland Eighty,
four (784) d '!lar.j, payable.ie-?ne ami two years,
with interest lr tn. u.elJ-. All parsons oro fpre
WNrned not to trado for said Note n* it Ins '"-en
p:,il. .IA-. A. TALBERT.
.Lin. O Ht - 2
fa Cr^diiurs ??'; Di??tr?&kleess
NfiTlCBis hereby given, that I will he pre
pared to settle ia Hie ulnse ot thc Orliiuiry
for E-lgefiel'l Di-iriet, ou .-aie nay in Mureil HPS:,
ISSI, with nc Cr?ditai? Kid Di CrTJutecs of S:t
sau F. Talbert, dec'd.
JAS. A. TALBERT, AdiuV.
J .r.. f. St 2
Fine Brovvn Sugar.
TUST recctrt'd and for salo by
KP Y-. PENN, Agent.
?iee iii t? 51 '
. mt
Bed Bank Academy.
rjpIlE FiitS i' ? '??^LuX u? tills Sch.iol.will
^1 .."nun .nc i:'.! nef: i.d ' .Mundi.y in J.ini's>j
l'Ct.
Ai Student ?rill hi- rer-eit. d tor ? less, tim than
OAP. Ses* iori (fir. month") n r will an-, deiluciioii
i.o l?e/ro except in eases <.f roti .ctn 1 illness;
T lition f..r tho .Scholn.-ti . yeur $25, &:',0 ucl
S>4n sceordi'-g io rim ririesti-'O.
Th-. . wirbL-r, their ?ni?et.en w-11 prepared for
nny Chll'rgv"m ?au Con'eJ' wt will ?.no sn op
?nt..r"i; i?v.'in r?y S ??. ...i. L.v.v ??fort wi?l*l>'?
mnde to give tii*?u BTg?VJ Academic sdu-ritinh.
1. N. KENNEDY.
Doc Jo - St?? I
flJ A Vi-I for st-lr 50 Ltnzaii BK?IDUPC?E
fTJSh?? V. KESsIN? lltlES, rh ich E??rS
selihia (?.>. ?iderubly r?icBuer than tho saine il..*
cu be o..... in Augusta.
JOHN CFE.ATI????.
Du o ton sei I lc, *;>..; 30 if i
Sundry Articles
F'OK SVLE BJ
3S I^E STN", Agent.
FINK C RE Eis1 ?EA.
Fi.\"i; i: fl'.".VN STOA?l, . .
Fir rc. s?>rM.
BLACK PEPF?R,
CL?VKS, M -CM, ?
uj.L'iXtL
A Mi .M.
FLAX TREAD IS SPOOL4* A SD HANK'S;
S f.Vi 1 N11 .t K ?! ITTJ N11 lil R R A i? i V 15 A LES
SP? ?UL'SILK ANDMluE I'NItEAD:
CIT TA?. Ka AND SHOE li ?LL TAI Ki;
MA i L ti CS,
. KNT?TIXU NEEDLES.
And ?i gre?l Y;.rieiy of other useful articles.
Dec ti.l .if ?2
?
AIIoop Skirts.
DOZ. Till ii TY HOOP SE [TITS jost re
ceircd by E. PENN. Agent*,
D ie 2.*i tf o2
eel . ?SA U s?l W??Ai,
I50 i?Tty-J ?i., AcigHS??i, Ga.,
mmm m JEWELER!
ttJjTY PARTICULAR ATTENTION wi'l ?
i*'Jt giron t? tho Repairing ol WATCHER
CLUCKS and JEWELRY. E ve.y effort will br
made to keep up my extendive Suck of
To suit bvcry defect of vision.
The balacee of mv Stock of CLOCKS, FANCY
GOODS, PLATED WAKE, ic, will bo sold low
F*).t CASH ONLY. * ."
Augusta, J .ti 2o tf 3
. r"1oV?j ?RYo~?i ? i v* rr*
J. CUJSA& I . w? *. i tl, tiQ.
?T.L person? aro hereby cautioned against
trespassing on mv premises, either in haul
ing W0?D, LIGHTWOOD or S IRA W from off
thc santo, i wi! certainly enforce thc law against
an - .-nu who may trespass OH mv lands after this
dar'. TH?'tL DKLOACH.
Dec SO ?it 1
Filial Notice.
rjnHK Legatee*of William Reynolds, defensed,
JL will meet me in lue Ordinary's un.ev; if:
Ki trod aid C. lt.. on Tuardky, thc J v . h ?jy o?
i ?rinary next, as I eifpect to n.ako a final settle
ment ol the Estate 'in tint dav.
UALliii REYNOLDS, Ex'or.
D.c ao . Zi .1
Tallow! Tallow!
' WITsJi pay th 3 highes! market price for TAL
. LOW delivered at thu OlSco.
L. ii. MCCULLOUGH.
Dee 2.1 tf ?2
State of South Carolina..
E D G E J? IE L D DISTRICT.
V.v UH ti IS A RY.
BY W. F. Dbi.low-, ?.sif., Ordiacry of Edge
field District.
Whereas, Z. W. Carwile, C. M. E. D.. has
i..piled ir.-nc ;or Letters of Administration on ai!
i :d ?i?gular the goo<s and chatties, rights an-j
.relit.-: of John Iuubnit, lute of the District
ifnrtMid. dee*d.
fl.e.-? atc, therefore, to cite and admonish ell
ird singular, the kin Inri and credit?: ? "I thc ji.iJ
; ceiiseib I ' bc ?nd nppearhe'?re me. at oui netti
r?rdi ..iry*.- C<?wrti'#r Ute said District,to bc hold.i
-j* Edircfi?lo Court House, on the Lilli day oi
(."..h. r.t::t. Iti sbnw cause, if any. why the sain
iitimiiiisiration sbonld n*?l be granted.
tl i rea no.ter oiv li:?n-l nu.I snel; mis 4th Any
nf .l?n., in ihe*ycar of our LOP! OHO thou*
T,;. : eifht bnudred and sixty-four, and i?i the
5,i:r!uy-c:ghfh yoamf the sovereigrfiy sod ittdo
pendenco ol thc Slat? of Snn?h Csrolina.
W. I". DD RISO ?J, (4>E.D.
.T.in ? .. Ot .-" 2
rfV*?io -?* .?*..%..?'\ 2
KD?KFiKbU UtfTitl?T,
I.; OEDIN'MlY.
\* W. P. DV ?I.SIIE, Esquiro, Ordinary o?
?5 R !-.' 'i d ' Di-'ri't :
Wnrr uv "v .V'-rr:< has applied to me
fur I. .!'.?:.. of A hainUtration, on all sod singular
fie e?H?d? end ?-?tjsit-. *?. -i^ii's und cr-dits ol \\ in.
j. .". -r i,-, !:iie of the Distimla?oic3aid, deeeaewi.
.j'-;,..* -r... ?brrefpre, to cite uul n-'inonis? nil
.md sing'ibir. '.(". kindred aitti cruuitori of tho said
?I .- ?j .' ?, o. li? .m i appear before ni-', at our next
Or-Iinai i 's C un f--r ih<- s--*i?l Dir-trict. : . be h ibleii
.ti Kdac'fi'dd ou t [louie, oa the Hllh day ot
.Li:?. i?H'atil :?. show cri<:, if auy. why th?
<.t> I adr.ii'ti?' .iii'-n ?ii'M'i.l not be graufd.
iii e.i n idi?i ni j hand und s-j.i!, tiiis 5'b day Ol
rfitn. ii? v-.ir ni our Lord one iii..u-inj night linn
ir-i :i"ii -i.vlv-l-ur ae.d iii ibo .eighty-eigbl'i
year, pf toe lud?pclidoiinc nf " nth C i' .?'i-i-?..
\V. y. D?RISOE, o E I).
.l-l-, li * 2i ? 2
Notioo.
?. LL p.T?oiis indobted tv, or having dejwii.?"
^.-?.-fl-.i -i mu i.-i.i.e ..I .Mary V:i ?in, .T '.i..
i- .USO ?Iii t.. <.? the .-ame. Will lillie UOtif"
iii I I i????ti io eh.se up '.!iw samo Uy s -Ttl. n-. nt a.
..'(?.il a? L* csiu. i'. .?. MARTIN, \d'or.
DIM. ?i . if * .V
*"7 * *? '\ rr rs ri f~"ii f! *-,r\'l ruf*.
k>Ui;?ejr x/v* wi .-ix. ^ - ,
TTT? '.li.'-i H?fitioii-g o i thu uitjht nf the r. .*>nc
? ?fiH Ht- L MARE un i .. Vit !.;>.*.i CtfLOItED
iiOR?K for which s ire -n-.i'i- -.-..v.-r-i will IK'
J. ,KJ OM thier delivery lotus ai Edg-fietM or Ham
il iv. '.' ii formation eo-M}cri?'>-g them, th.ink
fr.il/re-i ved. ' J. L. NICHOLSON.
li f. SO t? I
Teacher's Notice.
A YMUN'iJ LADY of Edgeuidd .Wir-snr.if
J:\. ii.ilion as Tin. her in a family nr. neighbor
hood :-ch-?oi. She In s had some exporisnco, and
is .,-..i>-!:i!d to s-ach the ti-nul Sing'.i.'h brenches.
for Infortatt'iva aldrcs
L. R.. GWALTNET,
Bdgefiela^C. H., S. C.
Notice. ?
ALL persons having plaims ngninst the Eitati
of Susan F. Talbert, dee'd., are nn:itiod tt
render Ihetu in forthwith prnperly ntfrstod.
JAS. A. TALBERT, Ad'or
t Nov 21 > tf 4$
Tea! Tea!
ICH?S'r OF CREEN 'TEA, "f fia
flavor and quality, for sale by
E. PENN, Agent.
Sept lo tf Al
Notice.
! Til'* EDISTO M ILLS aro now ready andi
I goofl order Tut grinding WHEAT or COR?
ericuits ind Cn<io!n..-rs will pl?nserbrine in thc!
. grain. U. LY CRAN D, D. YO UNCE A Co.
j dm-'. J?c*_ . 2
Estate Notice.
! A LL persons in anywise indebted tn the Esta)
i il nf E. J.i. Penn, dee'd . are earnestly rcquos
. ??i, io came forward and settle up with..ut doh*;
i l'?iese hiring ci.ums axainsi said E-rats wiil r.::
I Ui-r them in, properly attested, nf ..adv l?af.-?.
? ' ?. L. PENN, A du.'or
. Augl 31
For Tax Collector.
KEN.f. ROPER,
? .) vcoiJ ut; 'il,
STARLIN?
C. M. MAY, . .
CHARLES CART Kit. rn
HE nay HORNE
_._V/.JI llOi.LoWAY.
iiocfc at This I
Fpvjt ?}?.\:)oi?ei.LtHS U??VTAT?D
RUNAWAY from lue two years ago,, two nagrn
women, CL IKLNliEk.. and LJZ?. Qlar
..r is -i ....ri: uinl-iui im-.ut forty y<nr? of as?.
Lise is ^ b-"";.t ?IU'H? ;, at?nt t won fy-?ne y<-ar*
!-v' "". ??.>. ??s.s. I ?.ii.lt tb?y'uiive*bectr
h-.rlM.rtMl in tl:?(district an"d th? lo.w'er purl ut
~Abhc\'ilVi. I ?r > il ii vc '('?TO iL^iii'ired Dollar? for
tho apprrkcii ..lo?.l'o? tba -two wuic*B. ?od Two
Mj,.Jr?i i/j:?-td tor tho dateotion ?t the thief or
t^r .Tcr. W. Q. GARDNER.
Un>anwrjg'. S-?J? 22 Cut, S3
t'LaLe of South C&r?iiiia,
KUU-EriELD DISTRICT, . -
/A' ZQUJT-y.
M. R 5iio''inf, V
Emui* Bimkins, et ai, J :
V* Y virtue nf rn trder'of tho Court in thU
ai-f eanso, thv Crediton ut the Eon. Arthur'
?i.ukirf. neil Onida1-and otherwise, 'ire required
tu estRt.lisri thrir ^'nircS before thc Coaimissioner.
.y ihe lirsr Aiy tit May tic-xli '
'A Vf. t.'ARWILE, c.E.E.D. .
Couina*?'. Offiee, Oct. 2?, 18?:;. i 28U2
State of South Carolina.
UDOFFJto'bU DISTRICT
IN ORDINARY.
Milton J. Palmer and E:?za hi? wifo, "j
- va.
Aihorry Mnrtin, James Mart?n, \ Partition.
Ne? wau Mathis ?'id wifo Patsy,
.?uu others, intendants.
??.apycarlrj? to my t-atintartirri that Asherry
Motin, James Marti.,, NVwmar. Mathis and
>.ie wit'-; Pairey, L-ie C. Palmer and Lis wife
Reiitr'c, and Toliv?r Ma-t?u, T?efei<dants in th?
iiimvo stoled casa; rudd* *>ey*nd the limits of tbli
?*ji*ti>, lt is therefore ordered that they do appear
?.nd object to tue division or yal?'of the Reel Ku
luin or" John Martin, doe'd., ou or before tba 24th
djy of January, lab4, or their eoascBt to tho
?iair.o will Lc CL tel ol ol ri-eord.
W. F. DUFISOI, ? s. p.
Ordinary's Office Ocr 30, 1363. 13te45
Notice.
ALI. persons having say demands against th?
Patata of N L. liartley, dee'd., ar? request
or and required co prient their claims to the
?uliBL-ri?ur on or before the 8th day of February^
l??-t, au ou that day" thcro will ho a Final Set
tlement mad* un said E.-?.ito in the Ordinary's Of
tice. Theta failing to Laud in tboir claims will
no barred. A%tl ull p.-. -ona indebted to the Es
tate uro r-qut-?ted to p?y up a. nape.
M. T' EARTLfcY, Aum'or.
Nov ?. ,"3in* . 46
Notice.
ALL persons having thuin* against the Estate
of' ?V. M. h.ibo.n, ieu'U., are requested lo
owse'lit luem, duly attested, oj th? 15th Febraa
ry nexi ; and nil p-rsoas iiidot ted to the said
Etiloie a iii p. PH au make paj uiuLt by that time, aa
i deniri) to close up ?aid EsUte without d*lar.
ELiZADETil RALURN, Adm'ix.
Nov 17 3m*_46
NOTICE.
ALL persons having rlnitns against tho Ff re ie
ot Lir. J. Harwood Hurt, dee'd., .'are ucdiied
piweiil liat iu, property attested, a? -?he under
signed is prepared to pay the same. Thou- in
debted lo f aid Estate ai e requested to se. ie prompt
ly. . W. M. EL'RT, Jbx or.
Jan 21_tf_8_
Estate Notice.
P'iK ?ONS liming ciaims ng.niDEt tho FstnUi of
l>r. K. Lined, uec'u., ?re rrquost'-d to pro-:
: th* ettme ioiin.^iih m .Mr. J?me? H. Rarri
. irl'.n i.-, uiy ?ukiiwriSed Agrul iu ?ottling ap
i io business o? lue Esi'iiu.
II. E. BLA?D, Adm'x.
Nov 4 tf . 41
Sfkfk ?>1 iliELS yiXSt *JKV SALT
KsiJ wi.it-ii w.o.will soil ai ihr Aigusi^ prico
or c.i.-n, '<r ire will hart r a portion ci i'for
liru. r-ork or Flour. M. FRAZIER,
S. P. UOOiiB.
.Nov -I tt" 44
Negroes vVaated.
?E WISH to purchase FIFTY LIKELY
YOtNti NSt?llO KS, andar? prepared
te pay thu HlGUE?T CASH PRICES.
Wr. have on hand u LIKELY WOMAN WITH
FOljK UlllLDRKN whine we ^ill bo pleated to
sell or e&cnuuge fur other Kogn-fS.
UL'JVE? St, SULLIVAN.
Jun ?3_tf 4
Notice.
^ LL p.nous iudolitcd tn the Estate of R. M.
ii. r'uiler, dee'd-, ari: rc-jueute-l to malle pay
>io.;t a-1 carly a? pojsihla. Those baring claims
> ;i.i..?t lin: Eslato will present them, properly at
.e.'ie-l. Ail persons iiwing Mill nocuuuta oak ait
iie ?uti Mr. L. Dcloaoli :!:.-. 5211!. -
al. ?. FULLER, Ex'ix.
1 hornby forewarn aL^rei^oai- ir> m Tr?spaaulng
<>u ui^ Mill j r. u:.soe, ti-rn hauhug "il wood,
straw, .ir M. A. FULLEii.
.Nov ll 2ui? * 10
Factory Yara,
JUST r-relycd ? lur^i ncpply. of FACTORY
YAUN, which' ?e!?l ut re?aooablerates.
'Juli .it M. L'<;h???hulu'a old ?laud.
N.uv 17 tl _47J_
Tako Hotice:
Ar,I, p 'r..^.; baring el .ins against tho Pr'ato
of Adopis, d?i''d. sre:a'lilii<d to retider
tb-^-i io. properly attested, hi-.fore ihe 1st Leo.
i.Mii, and liteau indented loaatd he.ato will pioase
pay tile sallie MruhtyUt delny.
A. 0. IL'ilNER, AJm'or.
N..v.?.*i, i>* ' . 47
?d?iinistratc?r?s Notice.
* l.ii pert.>n? ?ttlsblod to tho E?rate of Wm.
/3L T'/i'iey, d-.e'd, will pay this .UH? if ilhout delay,
ato? thus? haviug claims aguiimt said Kitato ara
uotir.ed ?o r:nd?r thou iu^ri/yerly attested, to
Dr. J. ?:. Courtney, Ag- ot '? i tue Admirdatrator,
forthwph, ai wv d.^u'u io o.o>e up tao Estate as
soo., aj iiuscihie.
UEO. J. TONEY, Ad'or.
Nov. 20 ly* . <1
Executor's Notice.
ALL persuus having demands against the El?
tate of ibo late John Stidham, doe'd., aro
reunested to present thew proporly attested ??
tho undordxnei hy tho first ail of Jiwuary coxt,
us I expect to maka a final ?ctti?mcnt of laid Ei
Utoon that day. Ant) those Indebted tuaald
Estate aro reiiucrtad ur make immodlate paymen?
to tho uadersiencd. ,,.. '..
J??Ji Mi 61113HAM, Ex'or.
Nov 17 - .Si' .
Burial Cases!
?Urrp cD?!tant.:y on hand a full sto-k of Walnut
and Mahogany COFFINS) wbioh, from av.d
i after lilia date,-will ho sold for CAifl, and at
i liri. ..? -M ifel??tlable ns the tiuioi will admit (tr.
I . Thi >i-e i?f the li EA H.* B will be .barged for
; a-?oriliii: to the eauie ratio.
; JOHN M. WITT.
I Ed--efiold. S. C., Oot li), lhti4. tf 42
Egypt for Sale.
ImUE LAND OF CORN AND WHEAT
H. e"n*iiintnjt 281- AcreiS, lying "three milos
! fro? B?lgofie?? 0. iL . This place needs oiTly to be
rvn to be liked,
i Kidng nhsfiit in tho aruiv Mr. W, F. Darno? ta
( i?u'li.jii;od to act as my A^enl iu tho .sale of the
uh?.ve pino?. L. E. JOUKSvY.
i Sn?tS2 tf j?