Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 08, 1866, Image 4

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A :Wi<Iow for me. Lot youth sing the praise of blushers :? And thrill with the'raptarous bliss That risc: unbidden aud flushes The. bruin at.the thought of a kiss. It is ali vcr? well tu be ladened W.th ; a-"8u>natc joy when yon see The innocent blush m' ? maiden, Bu^tho glance of a widow for me. Not a fig would I give for tho rapture That iWelLs in the breast of a boy When Cupid has helped him td oapturo A hoarding-school casket of 'joy. I d in*t care fe* bloom aud fin? dresses, lia Paradise ?onie' when I jec A ?iii )>v in wemk and soft Ito-'?es, Ob .' that is ? charmer for mc. Thea let youth siug tho praisesnf beauty, Aud kneel before maidenhood's ?brite,* " To ringlets-nnd blushes pay duty, And dream that such things are divine. But'sive me thc fla-h that entrance--, i Tho heur^ thin, was boned and is free, Th? eye ul^j a,sgt.! in 81 glan?es Oh t"a ?en?^S'-vng'ff?ie^t f< r ur<". . All ShoHld Insure Their XivCs.' There is ah ujuvvarraiitablo^prejuclice CH ?the part of som? persons in respect to Lite lu'munee. 'iin.- f.'iact!fal operation ci'ali g->:*d c.'?:t{-:'.?i?0>;iii?i)imt? tojhis.: A thuu s;l?l? or i-.'li liiuU.-alid persons. tm?'? Ol' .less-tb.- m uv. tho L-t-tier- unite togeth er, and say that, as all ou??liv. s ari un certain, wc w-iii en?h contribute anuna!ly a small sum to a gcnet?l fund, to by drawn upon by the family of the firsbone ti? kin .away hy dca tit, then by. the next, and so ort--in rtropoftmili tr? 'what eaeh had subscribed, -The small sums thus ^athjrod. !?rm-a la* ge t'ltnd which is con stantly ???fe?sed by -Wing placed secure ly on interest. By long extended obser vations, it is known to a certainty ?thai will b?? the average length of life of the whole company, and Jiow jnuch rnustnn " nually bo contributed lo secure ?1,000. more or less, tu every one of the compa ny,"pt th* time, of his death. A very sault additional sum furnish tuudsjo pa; a few officers or m viagers,-and to have a little surplus against emergencies. So safe are the calculations, and so wen haw s?oii cotnpaniea ai ways, been'managed, that they have been ?'be most sub-tantial ol ali joint companies formed in this or arn oilier country. We 'esteem it the duty . of every man having a family, or credi tors, iikeiy to be affected pecuniarily by h.s death, eu have at, ?east a SIIK?JI sum ( 1 ready money Mire to come lu them at hi? deeejtse. He may be- ?ntiepfruL-nt to-day but riches often lake to themselves wing? und dy away. Every ? mouth's observa tiun shows that the best established pro prieties may become, involved, if not In the want-nf . judicious care on the part o the proprietor, at least thr ough the rasca" ity ol'others. A .millionaire of our ac Cjuaintance. went to l><-d last night assure*I of a million and n half dollar?, in gooc li-.-S. securities, in his strong safe, box To-day we learn that the thiefs hand Itar spirited them all way. The farmer ha; his land nearly paid lor. He dies, ?tic the confasion of his "affairs, or th?, want bl good management on the part of his faro }!v, or successors, may involve the los; of the whoit : while a few hundred, or a few thousaud dollars of ready money ai his death, may save a homestead for them free from incumbrance. And so of ever) other catling. That a man is strong, an. belongs to a long-lived family, gives hin -no certain tenure of life. The weak anr siekl are likely to .take most care o themselves, and thus prolorg life. \V< always think of the operations of death as those of an enemy who stands at a dis lance, and shoots a poisoned arrow afegau dom into a large crowd. It is as.lfflel) to strike thi.' young as the old, thc strong as the weak. Jt is well therefore for ont to be ready for the fatal shaft, both a> respects this world and the next. Wt believe a life Policy really tends to insure and prolong life. Thus : a mau is sick and the anxiety of mind, as to how he wil leave his family, aggravates his disease, and often does shorten a liv, which could have been saved could the man have rest ed easy in thc feeling that his insurance policy would place his worldly affairs in a safe position in the event of his death So we say, let every man devote a sinai sum annually to securing a convenient . 'safeguard to his family or others, in th. event of his death. We write as we have long, practiced, >>..?>! not in "the interest, of any company , 7T{; ch?uee to be insured in three different ones \ (Several go.id companies are from time t.? ittn? admitted h'to our advert?s mg Inmns. 8^nd for their circulars a d statements," which are furnished free, a ..! gtfe fud particulars, and then choose the one most in accordance with- your views. They are all of them safe, and ditTer but little in the ends to be secured The larger the company, th? less is thv percentage for'expenses, and the less their liability to fluctu?t ions in their operations; and the chance loss of a large aui'.im; hy pestilence or otherwise, will tell les.:- upon the aggregate.-American Agriculturisi for April 18?0. -? ? ? As INTERESTING BAPTISM.'-" Old Christ Church,'1 in Lancaster county, Virginia, was recently (during a convocation of th. Northern Neck,) the scene pf a most in teresting baptismal ceremony. An oh server on the occasion gives the following description : The ample shade of ihe grand old wal nut trees was soon shared by nn immense concourse Of people, and ere the hottr ar rived, every seat and resting place, and nook, was lilied. There was a secret in fluence prevading the minds of that mul titude, saying, io the silence- of their hearts, 'your fathers {Jr generations pa>t have worshipped within these venerable and majestic walls.' The services of the v day were very solemn. The pure white old Italian marblo font, of three feet diameter, was to be used. Marl: Ashburne was baptized, and theri he presented his little- boy. " Name this child.'' was pronounced by the rector tdTicialing, Ail was still ?h that large old church, ts thi> standing congregation hajj every j . l iveu-d on the fontal scene. But what ;: <!:-ath li e silence cante over them when tlie lather an^wcri'd fur thc; child : "ff.Iis name is Jefferson Davis*!" TheVninjitor tabored as he slowly pru flounced L?iaL. name. Tears' bedewed many cheeks as -they trickled down ; hearts were bleeding, battle-fields, the buried dead, the cawmate?and tho priso ner-thw was the scene that came before our minds.-Norfolk Virginian. A liltfe girl, who made very frequent, usc of the word "guess," was one day re-1 proved for it by her teacher. "J^on't say gneoSj.ilary," said Miss Jones, " say presume/' Presently, one ol' 'Mrfry's little .play, matea coming up to her, remarked : "J think your cape is very pretty,,?nd j my mftnirna^MU[.y?ur mamma to lend .her the'p&tterri; treatise she's ^oing \o<[ make me one like it" * f u My mamma has no pattern," was the ] jroaap Ttf\j,u afcpcat it bj framae/1 . . ?\ ..l??*<?i .. > . "V'S ,r\?* _J_ The University. The Secretary "of the Faculty has i cenjjy issued a.." Prospectus^of the Ui versity of South Carolina,'! *in'which a given "the general conditions, ?he recpir merits for ad mission .into "the several c pa'rtmcnts or"scl ools,-thetimesand mod of examinations, terms of the sessions ai vacations, and the expenses. ! The*?niyersity? we are advised, cc s?sts of eight distinct and independe I Schools.. - Students aie allowed to-choc i Hie departments which they wish to \ i ruse, provided they enter at least thr .Schools, hi certain cases, however, si I dent^will Ge allowed to enter fess th . three schools. During thc present year there will no examinations ?or other . requiremer tor admission, except that the i.pplica must be at Iba t fifteen years of tige ;- b in order to insure uniformity of prepai Lion in certain depa.'-tments, a prep?rate course has. bceu.. prescribed, and,-?/ this 7/t'<o\bipp!ieanls for these depa ments* (under eighteen years of age) w be required to bring a-satisfactory cert ! cate of proficiency, or to stand au- exau I nation. . Uor.nppliciiuts. ov^r years ! age no examination or certificate will '? required duringen' next year. hi nil the different sr-hnols ine melli 4 of instru??! ii tn i-s by means "I l?ctiji i end the stud y^of/i text-botdts: aceom; i ni.''i i:: either ease by rigid d.iih* ovan j na::-.?s. .. ' ., The apurements for ii^.-;o?? ii j tlie sevei-iv',.departments .or schools, t J given iii full in the. Pf?ipccti?s ; and thc j interested in these details may get t j paper by application to the Secretary i he-Faculty, j The legislators of the several distri j are reminded that'a majority of the mc I bera of the General Assembly from ea ! Eleir;ti?n'T)istT?ct may appoint one s dent who is entitled to tilter any tht schools- which he may select, withe cbargv for matriculation tuition, roumre or. uso-of library.* . . ;. ^. - j lu order to r?st the p??fioiency of i students,Jienerftl examinations are int i ".Ineed al stated periods during and at I end of the course: These exaniiualk .ire coinhti-red always in writing. The University session consists of t terms. Hie first-term odmmenceson t . first Monday in January and contint to the first of*July. Then-lbJIowsa ~v* lion of three month?, inc.!uding*the mon: ?f .Tuly, August and September. 1 .-ce.i'tuii terna .Opens on the first Mond in October and continues lo the. end ? the year. The expenses of a student compr four items-University fees, board, ft; ami washing. . The University fees ct ' sist'of Matriculation fee ($5), Library <N15), room rent ($20), and tuition - three departments a hundred :i 1 fifteen dollars a year, hoard at Stewnr I flail is five dollars, a week, payable advance and at licenced hoarding hon: '. in the city .from live lo eight dollars * week. Uttel costs about six dollars i cord. Washing costs from two to t 1 .-ind a half dollars a month. Books, clo - ing and personal expenses make sepan items. i - Tho long session of the present y< closed on the 30th of June. The nuinl ?if students we understand was betwe . forty-five and fifty. lt is expected that* the October tei ! will open with a very liberal ihcrei ! upon this number. - It is to be hop ! that at least a hundred will present the selves on the first Monday in October. . South Carolinian. ? ? ? Adara'? FHII A favorite temperance "lecturer ?o\ . South, used to relate the following ant ; dole to illustrate the influence of a b example in fhe formation of habits, mi ous in their effect : Adam, and Mary, his wife, were ve; gond members of the Church, good so of folks an) way, quite industrious a? thriving, iu the world. Whenever the mh.'sler called to mal Mary a visit, which 'was often, she co t ri ved to have a glass of toddy mad j and thc minister never refused to it bibc. * ". I After a while. Adam got lo followir ! the example of the minister to such ; ] extent that he became a drunkard-drar I up eve'y thing hr? had and all he cou! j get. Mary and Adam became very poe 1J in consequence of following the minister example so closely, but the good minist? continued, still to get his glass of Icdd; One day he called in-and told Mary ? was going away for a week-should r turn on Friday-and handed her a boo containing thc . catechism, and tdd lu when he returned he should exp? ct h( : to answer the questions. Mary said ye I and laid .way the hook carefully, lit j Mary like a good many others, forgot j utitil the very Friday that thc gocd mir 1 i>ter was to return. ' What shall I do .?aid she ; the minister h to be h;re tt day, and 1 haven't looked in the book li gave inc !-Mow eau I answer the que; lions. 1 I .can tell yon,' said Adam ; ' give m a quarter, and let mc go over to Smith' and get some good rum, and you can ar -wer hini-with a glass of toddy.' Mary took thc advice, gave Adam quarter and a jug, and ofFhe. started. Al tor getting his jug filled, and on his wa; i nick, Adam concluded to taste the ruu? One taste followed another until he lum ided over a pile of rocks and broke thi jug and I ostra II the rum. Adan? mana? od to stagger home. Soon as he got into the house Mary asked very anxiously for the rum. j Poor Adam managed to stammer oui ; thal he stumbled "over a pile of rocks : ?ntl broke the jug. ?md spilled thc rum. j Mary was in a lix-Adam drunk-tht minister com mg-thc rum gone-ano the questions unlearned. But herc come.' the minister! It won't do for the man ol God to sec Adam drunk, so she, for want of a better place to hide him, sent hun under the bed.. By thc time ho was fair ly under, in came the minister. After sitting a few moments, he asked Mary if -he could answer the question, ' How did Adam fall?' . Mary turned her head first one 'way, ; and then the other, and finally stammered : out': I ;i IJe fell over a pile of rocks.' ! lt was now the minister's turn to look blank, but he ventured another ques tion. . ? , . ' Where did he hide" himself after the faur Mary .looked at tho minister then ; at the bed, . but finally she spoke out j with j ' Under the bed, sir! There, Adam.you : may Qome but : he knows all about it.' The good minister rctin-d-hot even waiting for his glass of toddy. . -? ?? ?? " My dear, you have not been acquaint ed with the lady above a fortnight, Iel mc recommend you to see more (d'lier.". '; Moro of ber," exclaimer! the ynupg man, - " Why, V ve. seen, down to' the"' ?th ribbon- each side, already."- No more objections wei? made, and they] frere curried, J WOMEN'FATTENED ATTPNIS. FOR MAR?S) RIAGE.-A girl after'she is betrothed, is cooped up in a small room ; shackles of gold and silver are placed upon -her an kles and wrists; as a piece of dress. If she is to be married to a man .-.who, has-|; discharged, dispatched., or lost ? -former wife, tlie shackles which the former wife wore, are put on th? new bride's limbs, and she is fed till they are rilled jip to ft proper thickness. The ibctf ii?ed for this custom, worthy of the barbarians, is call ed dronrjk, which is of an extraordinary fattening quality, and also famous for ren dering the milk of the nu^se rich and abundant. With this seed,?aiid their nat; ural dish, cuscascio, the 'bride is literatfyt crammed, and many actually die: tinder the spoon. < --'-r~^--? -: A " reb," who had iong languished on the sweets of a forced idleness, consequent upon his occupation having--terminated with Lee's surrender, began to look about him for something to be, to do, or to suf fer. Thinking himself sufficiently ; recon structed, he applied for work at 'oue of .the Departments, presided over.Uy a lad end officer. M Have you been in the rebel service he was "a.-ked. . jr Yes sir,'! was-the reply; .. in any battlesT' I " Abont eighteen ^pitched battles, sir.". .? Ever kill any Yankees"?" ! " No sir; never killed any."' : * " Hew do von kiit.wthatY'' Is Well, I could'nt kill any"of them W " Why was that?" Because they were all in thc rear speculating-; but. I guc&f'I slayed about a "thousand Dutoh and Irish." 1 We did not learn whether (he candor of this reb secured him a place or not, but it certainly was deserving of some re cognition.-Norfolk Viigiuian. . * Stopping af. a village inn, there carnea thunder sturm, and Captain Hall, surpris ed that a new country should reach a per fection in those mi-vorologic . manufac tures, said io a ?ysl?nd&r, ' Why, yon have very heavy thunder here;' ' Well yi-s,: replied lite man, 'we du, considering the number of. inhabitants-.1 S.M.JONES. WM. A. 'jVRIGHX AUCiUm HOTEL, AUGUSTA, QA. ^ m '- . THIS POPULAR HOTEL bas been fenov? ted, painted hod put iu completo order, and oponed mi June 29ib, 18rt*, with ? determination on thc part of thc present proprietors to make ita FIRST 'CLASS HOUSE. ' Mr. WM. A. WRIGHT has-chief'control, and will he recollected hy <>ur Soiuhern friends as the former proprietor of the AMERICAN HOTEL, during the War, in Richmond, Vu.,- and will he glud to sec his old friend.-, promising '.herr, a " Virginia welcome." Every effort will be made to give entire satisfaction, J32TA Call is Solicited,-Terms reasonable. WM. A. WRIGHT & CO., Proprietors. Augusta, June 20tb, tf 29 CENTRAL HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. MY FRIENDS and the TRAVELING PUB LIC GENERALLY are notified that I have taken a NEW LEASE on this House, and will be glad to serve them to the best of my ability, on all occasions, and at all times. N. B. Believe no reports ?rom. any quarter whatever that I have given up the Hotel, or that I intend doing so. My calculation is to bc per manently located, and my friends nii'y roly upon finding mc at home, and pleased to see and serve them. WM. M. THOMAS. Augusta, July 27, 3m 29 MILLS TOSE; j CORNER QUEEN <fc MEETING STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. C. THIS POPULAR AND WELL KNOWN HOUSE is now fully open f?r tho reception of vi.'it'iry. bavins been refurnished with NEW and ELEGANT FURNITURE THROUGHOUT, and offers to tbe traveller accommodations and conveniences BS n FIRST CLASS HOTEL not to be equalled by any North or Sonth. Thc Patronage of*the travelling public is re spectfully solicited. Rutes of Board per day S-1,00 ; Rales per monlh ! a.i may lie agreed on. . JOS. FURCELL, Proprietor. I Charleston, Feb 21 fl . . 8 T H E CHARLESTON COURIER, I'l'BLISBCb r.v A. S. WILLINGTON ?St CO., City Printers, No. 1M East Bav, CHARLESTON, S. C. TERMS.-Daily ono year, S1O.00,-Six tuon th? $5,00. Tri-weekly one year, $SJlO,-She months .U,0ft. D. R. DURISOE, Agent For Edgefield. July 17 . _ tf 29 TWO ACRICULTI?RAL PAPERS fOR &fjT THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR, D. REDMOND 4 W. N. WHTTE, EDITORS. Established in YH43 --Volume 24 Com mence?! January IMCG. ? Monthly, per Aanntn, in Advance,.S2,0(i I Six Copie?, in Advance,.10,00 BY special arrangement with the "MARY LAND FARMER." an otb or-execllcnt Rural Monthly published i;i .Biltimoro at $1,50, both papers will ho sent r.ne year for $3,00-six of each tor ?16-10 ol' each for $25-giving .each subscribe r in this case, both papers for $2,50 ! Addrers, WM. N. WHITE. ' Albon*, (ra. July 15__tf 29 Get the Best I PHOENIX ANB GLEANER, COLUMBIA, S. C. THE DAILY PJIOIX IS mililhbed every morning, except M*nday, and co:)tuina tho LATEST NEWS, Ly tele graph and mails, up to hoar of going to press ; Editorials, Correspondence from difforcnt points, Miscellaneous Raarllng.'Taloa, Poetry, Sketches, otc , e^j., etc. In the QUANTITY and QUALI TY Q fits READING MATTER it is not to bo ex celled bjfcny piper in South Carolina. ADVER TISEMENTS insertod on favorable terms. * THE TRI-WI?BKLY PHONIX Contains, in every number, the reading matter (embracing tho latest news) of TWO ISSUES of tho daily. It is published every Tuesday, Thurs day und Saturday mornings. THE GLEANER Is published every Wrdnosday morning? It is the desire, and will bo tho object of tho Prou/ietor. to make titi?oqunl to, if not tho best, FAMILY NEWSPAPER in the South. In fac?, as its I name indicates, A HOME COMPANION. i Besides the collection nf tho cream of the news of thc week, Political, Financial and Ibo Mar lints, it will contain a lurg- atuuunt of LITERA RY MATTER, such as choice Tal.% Sketches ?nd "Poetry. It will ecnbraeo* EIOHT PAGES, Containing FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is print ed in a form to bind, and thns secures a faithful record and history of passing events. \ TERMS-TN ADVANCE'. Daily Paper, six months, . $i,0u' Tri-Weekly, " " 2.50 Weclcty, " " Mi JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor. . Columbia, 8. C., Jcly 2 _27_ To Fawners and Planters f. AM in tbn market for tho purchase of COT TON and PRODUCE. . m ?. SOWERS. J Jstablished in Charleston in 1837, And in Augusta in 1848.1 FI1HE Subscriber takeB pleasure in informing '? A 'tho residents-of Edge?eld'; and the adjoin-. ing Districts that Tie has been*' appointed Agent for the THREE BEST PIANO MAKERS IN THE WORLD, viz : STEINWAY ? SONS, New York, .'.CHICKBRING & SONS; Boston, HAZELT?N BROS., New York* And he will sell their Instruments at FACTO RY PRICES, with freight added: Persons wishing to purchase a SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE mil please send for Circulars and Illustrated Catalogues, and they will find, thoy canvpurchaso from tho BEST..?IAKEES, at as Low-Prices as they can of -inferior ones:, ' ?.Illustrated Cytalogucs'oud Circulars ?ent ?r?e' of all>h?rgcev jSL t% fiw .. :*;v ,-.'+: (SEO. Ai OATES, 240 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. ^St-Also, A^ent for Mason gk Hamlin's cele brated CABINET OBGANS. Apr 24 tf . 17 -'?-'?-' B^utpniture ! THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE on hand, and ?re n cciving, a I FINE ASSORTMENT of - j SUPERB FURNITURE, Which they offer AT VERY LOW FIGl'ffE*. They aie also prepared to MAKE TO ORDER and REPAIR any..tiring. in our lino of business at .short notice. Cane-Bottom Chairs RE-SEATED at a living price, nt 137 Broad 6trcet, opposite Monument Square. . . WEST & MAT, ' Juno ll Cm 24 E7 ; '? . S.?? s-? T3 9 -- "?.-it-"y ?. GOOD NEWS FROM BRAZIL. E bog leave to inform our old patrons of Edgeficld and tho surrounding Districts that we have located at w; eld a ?cate 140 Broad Street, -Augusta, G-eorgia, Where we will take - pleasure in offering them GE EATER INDUCEMENTS than ever. \ ; ;We.havo on hand and are-constantly receiving a splendid assortment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, DRY G 00 BS, HOSIERY, FURNISHING GOODS, HATCHES, JEWELRY, : '' Aa, Ac, Ar. Having lived many' years in Hamburg, the former principal market of Western South Caro lina, we have selected the above Goods with a view of meeting the wants nf our old customers. g3~Country Merchants and Planters will do well to give ns a call. ?r^*Remember, 110 Broad Street, Au gusta, Ga. LEVY & ASHER. A. LEVY, formerly of Hamburg, R. C. A. ASHER, formerly of the Edgeficld Rangers. Apr 24 6m 17 Spring Clothing. THE fashionable public, and those who desire good fitting CLOTHING, manufactured of the finest Saxony Wool or Linen, unmixed with COTTON, wbere the greatest durability and finish arc com bined, will find R ta their intered to examine our Stock. We are offering AT THE PRESENT time greater borgaius than can he obtained in any other Fashionable Clothing Establishment Givo us a call and you will find our. . PRICES are -extremely low. Economists who wish thc advantage of buying Spring Clothing at THE CHEAPEST rateB, will find it to their interest to give us a call. To onr old patrons, we would respectfully say that every ARTICLE has been marked down to correspond with thc present scarcity of cash, and cannot be surpassed anywhere IN AMERICA for cheapness. Our stock i? varied, .ind has boen selected with great care. We kocp a full stock ni extra size-Garments, to meet the demands of th'??, who oannot get fitted at any other establishment. Call and examine for yourselves, at I. SIMON & CO'S. FASHIONABLE Ct.oTniNO ESTABLISHMENT, 224 Bro^d Street, Augusta, Ga. Mar 21 ' tf 12 SUNDRIES. 50 HHDS. CHOICE BACON-Clear Side.-, . Ribbed Sides, Regulars nnd Shoulders ; 50 Bbls Northern nnd Western FLOUR ; 10 tiercel prime Carolina RICE:? 25 bbls Refined B. SUGAR; 5 hhds Muscovado SUGAR ; | 10 bbls First Quality GOLDEN SYRUP; 10 hhds Muscovado MOLASSES ; 50 bbis largo No. 3 MACKEREL ; 1000 sacks Choice Bread CORN ; 75 boxes Fumily SOAPS ; 30 boxes Adamantine CANDLES ; ''i5~Dbla and boxes CRACKERS and BISCUITS 50 bbls.Bo?rbon and other WHI3KIES j Large lot of Case LIQUORS, all varieties; 25 dozen Heidsiek CHAMPAGNE, pints and quarts ; 40 casks BURTON ON TRENT ALE, La plats and quarts ; ^. > 10 chests Jenkins i Co.'s TEAS, in small packages; 75 kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted inzes ; 25 bbls Now Jorsey CIDER ; - * " . SEQ ARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES ; - RAISINS, ALMONDS, PEPPER; QINGER, SPICES, And everything usu?lly kept in my line, for sale by A. STEVEIVS, Augusta, Ga. . June ?7 ' Im 2(5 Notice to Debtors. TnE NOTES and ACCOUNTS bolonging to the Estate of ARCHIBALD CLARK, de ceased, are in my hnnds for collection, and I am directed to sue on them if not paid before return day.- Ii. J. JONES, Newberry, S. C, July 17_Ot .29 Executor's Notice. LL Persons indebted tn the -Estate of Mrs. MAROA'RET LANHAM, dee'd , are notified , that their Notes barn been jilnced in the banda of W. W. Adams, Esq., for eoI?ecti?u? Call on Um I sod settle. OEOBffE ?OSWELL, Etfor/ j $1mlt lot? 79 1 A Fresh .Arrivals PROM WE HAVE JUST- RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK A LARGE AND JPELL SELECTED STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, ?fey?.. AND F1NCY ARTICLES, . WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT ? ;The Very Lowest Living Prices ! j ?St*Physicians' bills filled at Augusta prices. I Call and try m. TEAGUE & CARWILE. Apr'_23 * tf 17 Spring ?nd Summer o- o o mm i T HE Subscriber is now receiving bis S tock of -SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS di .-ct from Charleston, consisting of , C?AjICOI?S, MUSLINS, GINGHAMS, COTTpNADF.S, STRIPES, BROWN ANP i?LA?iTIJR'JS OXEN, wmmmm BED TICK, &c. ' Ladies,-Misses.and Men'if HATS; ANB: BONNETS; B ibbons. Fi?wf r$Wfjsat&si Plumes, - 9 Glovei&Veils, kTesicry, LADIESy Jf/SSE.<, Jikx'4ND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND S-MES/ :: . GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, SADDLES, BRIDLES... GIRTHS,' SURCIN . Ci LES, With many other articles too tedious to mention, which will ho sold at tho lowest market price for CASH ONLY. ' 1 Mar _B. C. BRYAN, Agent. 21 . ?1 ; t Ttf. :. . '12:. THIS WRINGER ha? again tnkon the FIRST PREMIUM in the Great Fair of the ? ineri can Institute-it has also taken the FIR&? PRE MIUM at the Stato Fairs of New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania', Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River Yalloy Fair, Champlain Valley Fair, and at most of tho County and Instituto Fairs throughout thc country. ,: Over 200,000 have been sold .andar? now in u*o in'the United 8tatcs, and ice never heard oj ono that wa? not liked. Tho UNIVERSAL ?3 superior to all other Wringers, in having laryc rolls of solid Indiu Rubber, sn protected by strong COGWH*KELH that they cannot slip or break loose from the thaft. Its strong wood tramo cannot bo broken, and does not rutt or ?oil the aloihet. Every Universal Wringer is WARRANTED. We select a few testimonials from persone widely known to the public, who speak from ac tual experience, and are above suspicion of mis statement. . f " My family would as noon give up thc cooking stove as the CLOTDLH WKIXGRU. It cannot be too highly recommended.-[Solin Robinson. '.' This is the first Wringer I hare found (bat wonld stand the service required of ii."-f.T? p. Huggin?, Lovejoy'? ?lotol. - " We.lhink tho Machine .uren MORE THAN PA vf ron rrsEt.r EVERY- TEAR IX THE SAVISC; OK <;AR MEVTS. We think it important the wringershould be Gtted with COOS."-[Orange Judd, Editor ol American["Agriculturist. "I heartily commend it lo economists of time, money and contentment."-[The Roy. Dr. Rel low?. ^Prices :' Large W ringer, "A" $12,00 Medium " "B" ' 10,00 Doti's Wnsher, Family Size, 11,00 " " Hotel . . 18,00 Merchants or pond, canvassers can mako money rapidly selling thom in every 'town. Exclusive sale guaranteed and liber*] terms given.inres ponsible parties who first apply. Descriptive Cir cular nud terms sent free. The celebrated-DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER, wh'n'h has just taken the first'premium''at thc great Fair of the American Institute, is al.-o sol-i hy the undersigned. K. C. BROWNING, GENERAL AGENT, .' 'fio. il 17. Broadway, New York. Feb 21 ' lOcr C.'. 8" Notice. A LL Pur'sons Ir.dohted to the Into Law Firm of M<>1?.\<:\?: ? ADDISON, are hereby no iled to come forward and ?ettie their indebted ?JJ, ur mako other satisfactory arrangements, rtk? i'll. ' H. W. ADDISON, Survivor. May'23 " Sm - 21 Just Received, PADDING'S PREPARED GLUE; LEONERD'S LIQUID GLUE, For rep?iring broken-furniture. TEAGUE X CAR WILE. May 23 . tf : - 21 State of South Carolina, RDGEFIRLD DISTRICT, IN KQUITY.- * .John M. Norri?, Adm'nr., JM? Credi Chsrlos Norris, et al. J TORS' AC' BY virtue of an Order of the Court' In this cauce, nil and nngular the Creditors of WILLIAM H. NORRIS, deVd^ aro -??quired to present amLprovo their, reppecrtvo'jdemands before the Cou.missioner of this Court, on or bo fnro tho Kith of October next, or in dofault there of they be barred from all, interest in the-Deerco tc- bo pronounced herein. Z. W. CARWILE, CBsB D. Juno 20, 18Bfl. *-, flt 25 j Stat*0 of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, ' INEQUITY. * H. E, Toney et al, Adm'or, | BH,( ^ ?? J. B. Courtney ot ux, ct at. j in S^jjf Ac' BY virtue of aa Ordor in this ennso, all and singular the Crediton of WILLIAM' TO NEY, dec M., are required to present and prove their decand? before the Commissioner of this Court, on or before the 1st day of Septomber next, or ia default 'hereof, thoy be barred from, all interest in the Decree Ko be pronounced hero in. . Z. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.D. Jnne2u> 3866V. Ht 25 executor's Notice. ALL persons indebted to the Estato of JOHN QUATTLEBAUM, dec'd.,will please make imm?diate payment, and nil persons having de mands ot 'inst tho B.iid Entato aro requested to present them, duly atteste*, to the Undersigned at tho late residence of the- deceased, on or bofore tho 30tb day of January 18W, ax there will be a final settlement of the Estato on thar-<Uy. SIMEON COGBURN, Ex'or. Jan 30 ._. ly ., y,-._5 Notice. ALL persons Indebted to the Estate of FELT? E. BODIE, dee'd, aro required to make payment forthwith, or they will .bo soed at tbe next Court; and tbnsehav'.ng demands o?ninst said Estate aro requirod to present them.properly atterted by the 27th January 1887, or they-will be debarred of all interest in the Estate. ARIEL ABLE, ) ? \ ; L. B. B?DL2, j ?im ?"' WEST'S INPOVEB P Anti-Freezin?, Doabl?-ActiDj, F?? cis^ un? lifting ? j THESE PUMPS have now been in genera) nae, annmber cf years,, andgive better sat^ isfaction than ?ry other, and are recommended as j. TIEi?S BSST1 Hy CAPTAIN ERICSSON, and other emiaent^?ngi neers. We can rcfer-iiolhousands usin^.them, andi guarantoe~tha;t all w R'yccomm?nd; th?te'r^ttf,} are more simple f? construction,i and work easier/ and costless than all others. "Cmrreadere.wiH Uni. (he-double acSinj?,.Improved Pump otjJ. D. West d Co,one of.the beat; in market, lt is Yery.ebnpJe; wor.kitb a charm, so that any-chM may use ft; throws a steady, eonjinuoua iitreain, sad docs not freeze tu the coldest e.tpdeure, and ls unusually ckeap. We,aay mis knowingly, and give.ihe?eanm'cny. ol ourown accord,' wlti toot the knowled-'e or request of the proprietors."-X. Y.Euming Post, Juhjlst, 1868.'*< 2 JO. Itel ACb.;r-We.?re: pleased to .state that the Pumpswe had ?if yon,: about a yes* ago, Layebeen In constant usc, Vi boura e ?ch day, and raise fdr the use of .our woolen factory, ah<u' one hundred and nfty.gullous per minute. They woM with but liule power, compared with pumps we have ua-jd before, and db not get out of-j repair, and are satisfacj un io all *e?peels. DUNLAP, ii ANlJ10ACT.rj2ING;CO Soto* inil?linjii TOO ns Fis??t'a Ci.un, .IAJ?. 23 : " No Fanner who ow os a well dr cistern san possibly afford to be without an Iron pump, lt should be at'once a suction and force perup-?, perfect. llttleViirino-sui-h a one known, aa .-TV??lb Improved 'Pump.* ! i". apeak of thiapnmp,J)ccauso,I'tuippe7> tn know it to te very sim ple; dumble, powerful ind cheap, and it do ot freeze np nor get out of order orn e a year. I know this and think I may be doifigthef tamers good byapeaklng of A?--'-A boj ten years old cnn v ork it, and throw s continuous irich-and-a-quarter stream. lt can bc made to work in deep wells as well ns lt shallow ones." . . ' fiRr.?T NJXK.T?. I.. ?SC1. " I have n?od this romp for ono summer and-winter; exposed to the northwest wind, coming overLong Island ?oiinil, beinis the cold?st .p<?s!1?Io"t?xposuri, and alto limo did it freeze, nor were wo unable ut any time to pump water withgreat ?ase. , II. I?. McILTIAN.5: "The ?mdcrslgncd .having used "West's Improved Pumps, cheerfully ree?lamend them as simple;/.urah Ie and powerful In ralf in.: and ilirbwlug water, and for their case of action, sec wiry against frost, and I w pricey we believe them-superiortoall others. . - WA Ii E KN LELAND, Met. Hotel. N, Y. J. W. POMEKOY. Yonkers. X. Y." " JOHN VESSEI?A?.N. Y. . DOMINICK LAWRENCE, Winchester." ' . From Vu: New York Observer. - " We have bad in us : fer monlba past one of Wears pnraps-xrhlch has gives us. moro satisfaction-ns a b.rce undlifwg j>?inp than:;;ny we h av c ev cr used. :.. It ls one of great power, and weil adapted for ship's decks, m?tes, factories, jfrecnhoubcv graperlca, :olc 'J"he Aflirbig Chronic!? anti Ualhca-i Jountul strysf '?PIarecommen deJ for its extreme i Implicit)- of. construction, great strength and consequent dcrabbily and cheapness of if? Sair. There is no stuffiig box-the pressure being held y a cup-packing liku upon iheworklns^leton; working in a cylinder," fitted for the purpose within ibu upper air chamber- which wo think a great movement, asstufllm* is - lillie to be 11 eran d and leak under strong pressure lo say.nothing of tbe lus s by. friction Incident thereto. 11 hns-a?s? two air chambers- thus the ticUon of the valve ia cushioned upon both :iides by air-preventing water harifmertind vacnsm-thuinp. The valves are'very ac cessible, and simply and cheaply repaired. - They-wort easier than any pump we have ever, seen: the 4 inch cy Undef-h?lng'wnrl.'ed bj children inweilnoue. hundred fo?t n^?andialkey a^'tfSaittr?mely. cheap, us veli simple and strong, we fi eely recommend them." ' "CAI?OEII )OB Mrs N. 0,iTime>23,18t9>!: K D: W caris. Co.-Ci 'nts: Thu Pump which-1 ordered for oar mine Uicceivod und put lo worein oar underlay shaft* wt?&twii?re fini lng* Wefted fh??<n.e maa will. with ease, lift fifty Kalloiis per uiln?tiV We lilied in three aftd-a* half hours all the water in the shaft, whichsaea ?ures even twelve feel a n! Lb lr Iv feet deep, and it war full when we commenced. It answers our expectations In every .respect, lt wll? do great service with, bul trifling expense for repairs. Yours, respectfully. -. UURR HIGGINS." ? ".Thia may certifjtthat I have been using at my man ufacture for the last four years. West's Improved Pump. I now have in useithren of sahl pumps, one of which-i kept'censtantly at worl: -1 hours oCcach day, (except Sunday^,) and lusa been running fur thc past pro,years. I pronounce them unhei-itantly, the best pumpa that have been brought to my n >ticc, having used many other* previously. They are t impie i a their eonstruation, - and not casi Iv disarranged. . . v , Now York; Oct li!, IS? 13. JAS. A. WEBB." We have plenty moro such certif?cales, But think these are enough. For Pumps, Hose, Pipe, ?c.. ic, address or cull ripon ' ?... J. JO. WEST & CO., 40 COUltTLAND ST., NEW YORK 85jPOrdejr8 may b-j sent through tho Aj?EnicA> ADVBitTisra? A'GK.NCivMa'Brradwiy, New York* Mar T . lm lt)' . UNITIID STATES STEEL PEN WORKS: Factory, CAMDEN, N. J. . R. ESTERBROOK & CO*. . si T W*SI:HOTTSES: W ARCH STR1?ET,'PTIILADELPITIA, 42 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK - ' ~ ?t?jtfgfife THESE CELEBRATED PENS aro of-Genu ine American Manufacture; and comprisi every leading atyle Ic the Market, and are erjnn in finish, elasticity ard fineness." of point . tp/thi best itnpoTlod. They are, therefore, sure to gail tho confidence of thc American pnhlic. Sample? and prices onnpplicatinn. . Lotsm ide to order, of any pattern or stamp re quired. For !>alft to I he Trade at tho Mairafacturcr'. Wtfrnbouscy, HP above; and at retail by. alL. Sta tion'crs, Booksellers and News Dealers in - tin United States, ; ' ? . S. ES'PERBROOX Mar i:l - ?m ll State of Sauth Garo?naj EDGEFIELD mSTElCT, IX CO JIU ON PLEASE . W. H. Timmerman ] ' i w. . > Foreign Attacinwtl* Mathew M. Mays, j HE Plaintiff in tba above stated case having this day filed his Declaration in my office nc.-: the d?fcnfiant bavins neithor wife nor Attorney known to reside withi n thoiimits of tkir 5taie ou whom copies of said Declar?'inn with rules to plead-onn bo perved ; Ori'mntinn of J. L. Addison, Plaintiff's Attorney, ordered that ?a'nl Defendant appear and plead lo said n'erlaration within a year and a day from ibe dato hereof or final anil absolute Judgment wi ? be givcn oga?nst him. S. HARRISON, r.o.B.n. May 22,1666 ly " ' 22 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DIS?RIOT, Jit OO'lt?OU PLEAS. ; j Foreign Attachment. " .Toel.Curry; . j THE riiimiff in th) abovo stated casu, having this day flied his Declaration in my office, and the Defendant haying neither wife.nor Attor? ney known to resido within the limits of tbfs St"?? on whom copies of said Declaration with . .. to plead can to served ; On motion of J. L. edison, PtaintiaVa A. torney, ordered.,thatsaid ij(ofeddant appear and pl?ad toi?id Dechir?tion within a year and a di.y Jrom- tho date hereof or. final and absolute Judgment will be given against him. .?.'**- S. HARRISON, C.C.E.D. April 12, 1868._? ly- . ;.^16 State of Sonth Carolina, EDGEFIELLT DISTRI?T, IN COMMOM PLEAS. WaUam Weeks i) -, V? I Foreign Attachment. ' Joel'Corry, j TUE Plaint iff in the above stated case having this day fi!od his Declaration in toy office, and tho Defendant ha v-ng neither wife nor Attor ney known to reside within thc limits of this State on.whom copies of said Declaration with m c; to plead can be served; Oa motion of J.' L. Adu.son, Plaintiff's Attorney, ork-red that ?aid Defendant appear and plead to B lid Declaration within a year and a day from Jhc date hereof orinal and. absolute Judgment will be ?iven against him. S. HARRISON, c.c.is.n. . April 12 . ly- 16 State of South Daroliiia; EDGEFIELIf DISTSICT, IN'ORDINARY. BY W. F. DURISOE,Eiq.,?Ordlnaryof Edtre fieldDiatriot.. - , ? - 8 Whereas, Z. W. Carwilc, C. E..E. D^. baa ap-., plied to me for Letter? af Administration, on all and singular the poods and chattels, rights and credits of Gecrge W. Morgan, late of the District aforesaid, deo'd. . These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular,-the kindled and ereditors' of tho said deceased, to be and ipponr before mc, at our next Ordinary's Court f?-r tho said District, to be boldon at Eilg?fiold Court House,-on tho 4th day of Sept. ntxt, to show cause, -if "any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand Und aeuf? this 24th day oT; July in the year of- oar Lord '-ono thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, And in .the Hint year of the Independence of "tho United States of America. . ' W. F. D?RIS0E, o.n.n. ?u)y 24_Ji . ; -3U Crystal Kerosene O??. J'tfST r?ceiF?d onn Bsrrel PURE.CRYSTALi KEROSSE OIL F?r sal? hy"' ^ ? ] TEAGUE A CAR WILE. 1 July IT fi ? * -MANU WJBW TOBK. . "TSE attention of "the Public-and/ flitf-tj?d>?r. invited to on.r NETT, Bets* ? 7 OCTAVE .ROBBI WOOD PIANO POETES, which for volnme-?ad purity>? ?i?tJe are unrivalled, by any hHatrto of-, -fered in this market They contain all tic mod ern improvement?, French Grand '-Action, Harp Pedal, Iron Frame, Over-Strung Ba?, Ac, 'and each instrumeLt being made under thc personal supervision of Mr. J-H. SBOY?STI^ : wV btu Had a practical experience- of o#r\S'7*?i io ;thoir manufacture, is filly-warra?tisd--if; ercTj.. particular. ' ' / ??*A n The ".Gifo-vesteen Piano Fortes received the award of merit i, ave!,*&;ptbg]?at .tfce^e4e]#a tcdmrld's'Tfrir. ' ;f ' ? : .- . * - . -, ? . . M i" i-'? Where-were exhibited instruments from ^.hebest makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadel phia, Baltimore, Boston ;nd-New X^ri;.?ndjals? at the American Institute for five reccessi?o? years, the'gold and ei?ver..medals from both of - which caa beiden:at ouriwsretrounu* ' By the introduction of improvements w? safe? | a still nore perfect Piano Forte, an d -hy ni aim factaring largely, with a strictly, casi* system, are enabled lo offer these in strnments ni a price wbioh wiU preciado all comp?tition^^ ?*f* ' PWCES-No. 1, Seven Octave, rouiid-'cc^ers, Rosewood plain case,. $215. ? ^ No. 2,"Seven Octave, round'cotawf, Rosewood heavy monldingrj?5|01L No;" 3, Seven Octave, rojomf corners, Roso wood, Louis XIV stylsy$#Bk? *< ^ Terms: Net Cash in CaiTcnUgngds DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR S SENT ARE El N43w'Y6rk,'Dctl9 U ?<?frj**43 State of South Garolina, . EDG KFIELD J>ISTRIC? ^ ?. IN EQUITY. -. *? <a fs Tnttnan Watson, Ex?o?^i ~ .1 A ts .} Acct, Sett., ?fcc. Tbos. A."Pitts and others, j BY virtue . of an Order of the Coax* lo this cause, all and singular the Creditors of THOMAS PITTS, deVd,~aro required to-.p*oye their demands before tho Coir.wissicncr.of this Court on or rbefore tho 1st day of September next or ia,default thereof be barred from.?U in terest io the Dec?a to be pronounced hereto.^. "Z. W. .CARWILE, c??.n?.'. ' Jone 20, 1866. Y Ht . '75 State of South Carolin EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, - - INEQrJTY. . |P to mm : files, tos B. T. Jennings, Adm'prs. \T ^SS^ Elizabeth Stone, et al. J TAU!' 4C" - BY-virtue of an Order of tho Court in--this cnuscj--alb':r>iid singolar . thoYCreditors of WILLIS-'?/ie?CNE, dca'd.', .?rre'>reqniitd to provo their demands drictly beforo. the C?.mmis sioner of this Court, on or before the third Wed nesday of Angust next, or be forever aitervrjiria barred, from any interest in the Deere? to bc pro nounced herein. Z. W. CARWILE7.c.?.?.D. June 13th, I860. 9t 2?. tx State of South CaroJiiia, EDGEEIEED DIS?RK?-r. - ? < - ?N EQUITY. - Tyre Etheredgr, Committee, j ff ?*" ;Bud- C.;M;fl?Bw8. jasse?sAc. . ,. BY. Virtue of-an Order of tho Court-in" this cause, all and -singular the crediton- of ELIZABETH GIBSON, ar? required' to pr?ve their claira&sOtcrfy before tLe Commissioner of this Court on or'before tho 2t:d-Monday in Sep tember next ?r in default thereof, they be barred [ from any interest in the Decres to be pronounce I herein. Z. W. CARWJLE, ck*.*: ? JuBe l8fcIi,mfi. ' 3??- I .TZ~-"- - . ? - - '-vi-... State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. ' x IN jsQviry. -V54? Jonath.nA;mite, ?? |BVn for Acct, ;P?r Ann J. White', Ex'x., et al. jtbl?m g? **S? JJY Virtue of an Order of the Co-jrjtinlbe'baufe, Bf all and singular the Crtditor ? cf ABN.ER G. WHITE, dee'd., aro required to iTcsent and i'.rr,ve their ,demands before th? .Ovmioissioner of this .Coriri, on or before tho 1st day pi"September ne.xi, or in default thorr.of to bc excluded from ?n?ene St of the Decree* lo be pronounced herein. '< il* Z.-W. CARWILE, c.E.E.n. Jone 18,1866 r.., Mt? -r- ^,?2^ State of South CaM?na, EDGEFIELD' DISTRICT, ~ ' IN EQUITY. - * 'f^ff P. P.. Asbill, Adm'or., et al, .Vm Hftflin Marina Satcher, et ak r i^^C BY virtne. o? sm Order , of ?ifrjOonr? Ja ibis cans?, .all and sirigpTar "the'^CreeKtoes" of WILLIS. .SATCHER, dee'd., .ere weired to prove their demands before^tbe Cormziif?JopeT of thia. Court on.or before tia first .day pf #SepteTii r,ber nest, or in default thereof, they'J*, tarred from all interest in tho Decree to bc pronounced herein. .- v/wpe; Z. .W. CARWILE, C.E.K.T>. June20,?S6Q;. . . .. ' .H?V;:25 State of South Car?lMa, E DGEFIELD DISTRICT, - INEQUITY.- - Wm. M. Laadrom, Adm?or., :>BH^ttK^aJ^n Fraarls^; Lihdram.'itA Jith'n, Relief, lo Y virtuo of an Order of thc Court in this COM, all and singular the Cr?ditera of GEORGE W. L.ANDRUM, dee'd., are required to*piment and prove their claims, before tho Commissioner of this Court within three months from.the'date hereof, or in default thereof 1>e barrecTfrom all interest in the Decree to be pronouncedlicsf^n. Z. W. CARWnJi/cSab. * June 29,1866. 3m ^ ?- '??> B State of S?iith Cacalina, EDGEFIELD DISTR?3%Tte i - IN EQUITY. p?? . B. F. Glan lon, V . " HJ?S?M A. Hblsoo; Adm'ors, { BUI of Rovt?w,"Mar . vs. ( 8bal Assets, Jfce, . Caroline McDaniel, ot ol. j w" - -"-f?S BY Virtue of .an Order pf tie Coori ? ia" tba cav.se, nil and singular the creditors oT?. I. MCDANIEL, dec'd.,*arercqoircd to prove their <fc luaeds before the Comwissiuncr of this coart, >n or beforo thfrls'- day.of September next, orin <e fault thereof, be hatred fro?Lall intcrc'?t in he Decree to be pronounced herein. Z. W. CARWILE, cs.*.'. June 18, l?gg. - ll_A State of South C?rd&?a, . . EDGEFIELD DISTRICT? IN EQUITY:;W >1 Sophia Chapman, Adm*lx, \ Bill "fer saie-'f Leal ?? . vs. [Eitato.Callteredi Jno. A. Chapinan, et ah : J ^wte?tyr.i Y Virtue of an Order ?rVtt?'f.Co^^ this _^ cause, "sdi and singular- ?hectd?tofs of TH03. E. CHAPMAN,dec^,afereqnn^o^roTe their claim?, -Iielot?-. frc Cottmisflor^ .01^ this Coan-on o* he%* th?.ibirdv Monday?-".August next, or Tn ;default thereof to be d"orr*jr? b?rred from any interest in tbodJ5B?M?"be*r^ounced 'heroin. , Z. W.-CARWI1/,-:C.-1I.K.D. -' Juno 18, 1886._9t r " Notice. A LL persons anywise indebted (the Estate of iSt.B. T. DAVIS, ?Mi'd., are T'fCftei Jpi^all on T. H. Clark, Esqr., my.aBth?>ed Agjrj? and Attorn*)', and ?ettie. And tb?#e?vtogT>mands .against the ?aid estate will plearfrc^utohcm to my aforesaid Agent and Attof^ properly at. teated- NANCY L. ?VIS, Admix. UV? I lt