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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03
State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EOILII,Y

VS.. Joseph Travis, Mortgage.
Inppearing to my satisfaction that joseph
III Travis the defendant in this case. resides
beyond the limits of this State: Ordered that he
d0 appear and plead answer or demur to the
Diii nioresaii' within three months from the date
of the publication hereof or the said bill will ~.
taken aguinst him pro contcSso
WM.C. BLACK, C.E.A.D.
Comm'r's Office, Feb 2b, 1888 nc s
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state of south Carolina
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

ratrlck Duncan, vs. Richard ! Bin 10 forcciose
Hodges 4 Valentine Young. : NIongagc.
81 Ihppearine to my satisfaction that Richard
n Hodges, one of the defendants in this case,
resides beyond the limits of the State: Ordered
that he do appear and plead answer or dcmur
to the bill aforesaid within three months from the
date "i the publication hereof. or the said bill
will, as to him, be taken pro coutcsso.
WIN. &. BLACK, CEtD.
Comm'rs Office, Feb. 26, 1888 uc
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State of South Carolina
ABBEEILLE DISTRICT.

~ ENT ~ I
Patrick Duncan, vs. Augustine
Arnold. Reubn Robertson. Bin to
Rachel Ei"ham, and the heirs forcciosc
p. DELPHI
Il i appcarim" 10 my satisfaction that William
Lyon and VIRGINIA 5. his wife, Judge b.
DELPHI VIM. =. Delphi, Itohcr, J. Drlph, Mary
+. Delphi. Martha Il. Drlpn. & Lou~ia f.. HeI,li,
heirs OF Robert +. Dciph, some of the dcfcn-
d;tntS III this case, reside beyond the limits of this
State: Ordered that HEY do scvcralIv appear
and plead answer or dcm,r to the Bill ainrcsnd
within three months from tho date Of the publ
cation hereof, or tho said bill WILL us to them re-
srcctivcly, be taken pro ronGsso
WM. {. BLACK, c. T.. A. ID.
Comm'r's Office, Feb %, 1888 ac 3
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NdATHatE.
Sta q Of South { arolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Mark Rllcy, ys. William Riley,
Isaac Riley. William Lewis and
kchccca his wife, John llavcrtl
and Mary his wife, d Sary Riley.
n Il appearing to my satisfaction ,ha, the
ID defendants VIM. Lewis and Rebecca his
wife. reside in the State of Alabama. and
the defendants John Havcrd and Nlary his
wife. and Sarah Riley reside in the Stntc of
Illinois, on motion of James J. Caldwell
Solicitor, ordered that the said defendants
who arc without the limits of this State. do
plead answer or dcmur to the Complainant's
B'ii of complaint, within three mouths from
the publication hereof. or the said Bill will
he taken pro con(rsso agains, them.
}. TERRY, c.E.E.E.
Corners Office, Edsciicld, Feb 81, 1888 4
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State Of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
adams Parmelee d Co. vs.. John A. Young,
). Kneeland 6, Co. VS. the Saine,
Stoddard Birch s. Co. VS. the Same
James G. Bozeman VS. the Same.
VIE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases
Il having this day filed their declarations
in my Office, at Abbevile Court House :
Ordered that the defendant do plead thereto
within year and a day, from this date, or
Judgments by default will be rendered a.
gainst him.
JAS. WARDLAW. c. c.p.
Clerks Office, May 8, 1897. 12m
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~ Gss@6Sessa sAs
MefeasERs sslEsss5sak@
Ma GssaaSs
@oetie &eeess.
by REQUEsT.1
From the GrcenriNe AEountainccr.

From the GreenriUc AIountainccr.
LINES
On the Death of the Hon. j. Cilleu, ,ch.
recently fell in a Duel.
Long rs the sun the day shall light,
Or moon and stars ilume the night,
Or vessels swim the main,
Each patriot throughout the land,
Will deprccatc the savage band,
Who had brave Cilley slain.
That statesman ofinmortal worth,
Was early hurried from the car,lI,
From wife and children too;
Now freedom mourns that one so young,
Whose cloquencc her glory rung,
Thus badc the world adieu.
The widows gronn, the orphans cries,
Can never reach the heart Of Wise,
Because it's cascd in steel;
But all who wish their country well,
Will long lament that Cillcy fell,
For only such can feel. J. NJ C.
From The metropolitan.
sTANZAs ON HEARING THE BELLS RING IN
THE NEW YEAR.
liark! how the chimes Of merry bells
Proclains the new born wear!
What magic in their music lwclls,
TO wake The sumb'ring tear!
1t seems us though thousand strings
Were vocal in my heart,
Breathing Of long forgotten things,
In which once had part:-
OF festivals and birthdays kept,
And Christmas, rife with glce,
When those who long in dust have slept,
Shared hopes and joys with me;
Aud songs. and tales, and froIic mirth
Bcguiled our wintry hours,
And young affection round the hearth,
Knit heart 10 heart with flowers.
The old years gone, and past away;
A chcquer'd robe il wore,
Oi mingled tinrs, some darv, some pav.
Like years that went before.
And, all! how many wishes vain,
With days and nights Of thought,
Are link'd TO that prolonged chain
Another year has wrought!
Awaken, sInmbercr, from thy sleep!
Count not OH thing of timei
Up. up. and mount the starry steep
Supcrnal spirits climb
Let not another year depart
Without some hopeful tears
oome golden fruits. laid up in heart,
For the eternal years.
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Brought to the Jail

BrOUsht to the J:Ril
A D. this District, negro man bv the
~ name of Nathan, about 6 f. high, vcrv
black, upper front teeth out or very short.
Nathan is between % and 60 years of age,
a small scar on his forehead and some ON
hls left arm. no other marks of importnncc.
lie has some free passes for n. Carolina.
lie says he belongs to Mr.. Minscv, living
III Marion County. Georgia The owner is
requested TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges. and take him away.
{. J. GLOVER, H. Il. d.
March II. 1888 ~
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.V'O YFCE.

a LII Persons indebted to the late Chris
1 n tIan Brcitllaupt, deceased are reou ST.
ed to make Immediate payment. And sIl
persons having demands against the estate
OF sad deceased are requested to present,
them duly attcstcd.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Error
FtL. %.
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IifE THOROUGH BRED HORSE.
GE Y REEsERS

NM ILL stand the ensuing Spring Season
w at my stable at the Ridge, ahd Other
places in the District. For particulars sec
Hand Bill And will attend at each place
every ninth day afterwards during the Sea-
son. q will he let to Mares at ,he following
prices; 50 the single visit SI2 the Season
and SO 10 insure mare with foal. In
every instance the insurance money will
become due as soon rs the mare is known
to bc with toal or exchanged. A COMPANY
of seven mares shall be entitled To dc,luc
ton of 81 on each mare by one mans be-
coming responsible for The whole. All pos
Ible care taken to prevent accidents. but I
will not be responsible for any
PEDIGREE
GUY RIVERS was sired by Randolpl,,s
Janus, his dam by Carolinlmn. grand dam
by Bedford % z. dam by Domedc. 9. o. q.
dam by Quicksilver, out of n Shark Mare.
RandoIph's Janus, and Carolininn were
both sired by Sir Archv, and the O. o, q.
dams otboth were sired by imported Janus.
In purify Of blood Guy Rivers is unsur-
passed, in beauty OF color and symmetry
OF form. will compare with the best horses
of the dav. ISAAC Jones'
Ridge, Feb. 81, ia
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NOTICE.

"A IL. persons indehtcdt To the estate of Samuel
1A Caldwell Esq. late oiAhbcvle Dislric, deed.
are ar requested To make payment Immediately. and
those having demands TO present them duiv NJ
tested within the time prescribed by law, to either
Of the subscribers
JOHN COTIIRAN,
j. J.. PEARSON Ildm'rs
a. &. CALDWELL
August 2. 1897 tros
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03

Numbcress certificates of this medicine bovc
been rendered, but have thought fit oinsrrt ON.
ly III" following from the Rev. Joel II. Unden
Register OF the Land Office tcr the Spring Ficu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
COMMUNICATED
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
There was accident the Railroad, Saturday
morning, which from the circumstances under which It
haPPened is particularly TO be regretted The train lett
Richmond as usual, soon after O'clock in the morning,
and had gone about miles, when it encountered an OBJ
suclion upon the Road which threw the engine oh Inc
track. The obstruction caused Gy Tree, which be-
ing heavily laden with the see had. during The h'gh
wind Of the night, been blown down across the track
Mr. Joseph Anthony, the engine man, and hlr PhsHs
Mallory, the fireman, were both Immediately THROWN
from The en- inc. The tender fell upon lhen and no.h
we're killed No passenger at ell hurt, nor was 'e
baggage injured, which between the tender
and passenger
1t frequently happens that accidents Railroads are
caused by want Of the part Of The engine man.
aud when such accidents happen. and the engine man
is himself har in consequence o: his neglect There
Is usually less sympathy for him that account ba'
the present moi Of that kind On this OCCASION
there is every 10 believe, ,ha! tie unfortunate
men who have been killed. were fee from blame, ana
used such precautions in their power. lie en-
CINE was not moving nj any improper degree 81 sPesh'
But day was just dawnng and there wasa general sect
which al That hour tsc uiscd the object upon The track.
and prevented i's being any ds'aEce he cChci'
ton in which the engine found after the occurrence
Showed however that The tree had been noticed though
at too late u moment 10 do any good The brea. was
found down, and the reversed notion Of the engine IN
position proper for stopping the train
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

Substitute lnf Special Dcposilr) insisted Upon from this
quarter will sin substance, though not in words or
form, become the law of the land--hat our coun.
try will sgain prosper &c, &c. Why then fly to
tremiues-consult our passions, instead of judy.
ments-and undo by our precipitation all the good which
The force OF circumstances may bring about Washing
ton: Union, harmony, seE:denia concession-evefy
thing for The cause, nothing for men,
We deeply regret, that three oflhe Wing papers Of Viz.
gnla (Ihe Lynchburg Vrgnian Fredericksburg Arena
ard T. Whg) should have 6t 10 allude ds!in-
gnshed gentlemen who has discontinued the Enquirer
Why we respectfully ask thcm trouble the public with
such small matters: Our Subscribers have the full right
TO stop their papers when they please without bringing
co"n any complaint from ourselves, observation on
oihers.-The gentleman in question has been of the
most efficient members of party he has stood by Us
uniformly Until this occasion. and has probably served US
more ehectusly, than ever served hm-and If he
thinks II; to stop his paper. r any difference of opinion
on The Sub Treasury, what moi, he CLEARLY at liberty
10 co so. without any comment complaint from US
why then should he be called to answer al the OaF
Of The public:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

.Hgrsmens among the Members Of tic legislature.
We have toIbu.ne taking any notice Of the attempts
%h'h have been made BY Republican friends in the
legislature TO compromise the rc1ed question. We have
zen prir 10 amos: all the Caucuses which have been
hs'c IN Tie Capio!--The last was held on Thursday
ST. WAeh sub committee was appointed to draft re-
,ih, ms The whole party will probably meet IN
nn,s once more 10 confer together, to compare
- a..1 see on what common ground they meet
ato compromise the cues,,o, If tho s,ue liberal and
~ Ie-H prevails al! OF them which cniuates the
W '"e Republican members they will adopt
49,; e =: .'I'G,S- instead OF carving the ques-
"o % r "'tso"S: divided councils into the BODY
c.nno, 80 49, Nsdom teaches US, that if they
cannon agree lhey ought not To dso,,es,h,, = Tho.
divide further in opinions ,har - - "'' u ne
sensions that when they come 10 Tho m -; ~ - -
may hight IN broken ranks; the " h;r, 60 ,!
Wing Senator will be elected in n!srea '1 o"'
aao our friends in Office, whom ihev 49,, ~ :,,
be swept with The Bosom. '' VIII
May we not, then, dare 10 advise on, fre,ds -,
s'es OF the House, to move not at all if ,bav csnn,
move together, little good sense and Ti,,s "naS
'smper, and all will yet be we'll The great ooa
We Republican members agree together on the cardIn0i
s.1s-s separation between the public depos,es md
"S eiscounis-he receipt of the notes of specie
"E oaHSs' special depos,es &c, &c. We can see no
'.ty therefore, n agreeing 10 The terms, as they
- 10 Inc great elements, of compromise-Bul why
move, which may tear to pieces Is this TO
nir pa' OF wise men, or Of statesmen? little eeua-
W,sis lille time longer, and all may be we'll al,
best vel! a, Richmond We speak upon the
ausocous " w. when we say, that the Signs are more
Special D.. " ashngton-We shall probably have the
be- poe system, with good notes. and convert
We saw ls,. a!anccs-lt was but last Evening tha,
I. Wasb;ns,or ..Ih sensible and amiable Whir now
pecie. H., a., a, is { mere looker-on at Vienna He
1e oao' i':asuly bill will fail-that The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
A. A. PHELPS, Secretary.

The Historical Society o! Virginia 10 hold lis ad
curned meeting Ibis Evening in The Hall Of the House
Of Delegates MIR. Baxter, the Attorney General. vii
deliver the Annual Oraton.-We invite the attention o.
every Trginan and IF every stranger this occasion
We understand, that striking specimens Of the
mineral resources of the Stale will be exhibited in the
course of the Evening
We promise the Public also very interesting Address
il the same Hall, the following Evening, from MI
GEORGE Jones' an American, and distinguished mem
Der of the Hisrionic Corps-It is the same Address
which he delivered Stafford the Avon, on the Ge
nius of Shakespeare in APRIL ls3G-ll was the FIST A d.
dress which had ever been rected the memorable
celebration Of the birthday Of the immortal Bard Since
the day when Gar,ck got up this anniversary. ii had
been commemorated By Poetry, Music: and Masque'
rade-and it was reserved for American 10 set the
example Of mcia Intellectual entertainment The Ad-
dress Of MIR. Jones was received with enthusiasm-l'
drew from The Shakespeare Committee of Si'alinrd the
compliment Of the bea usfu Medal we have ever
beheld with highly f-ttering inscription, in honor Of
the Orator-Sherdan Knowles initiated his example IN
April last at the same scene-and Sergeant Tutour de-
lvered one The day 10 the Theatrical Society OF
London-A foundation has thus been laid Tor raising
fund 20 keep the Classic Church Of Straord and the
Monument erected TO Shakespeare
Mr. Jones will deliver the gratutous Address on wed
nesday Evening, in the costume IN which he aP.
peared in April, 1886 The exhibition is unlque-and
we are much indebted to Mr. Jones for this Opportunity
of witnessing il in Richmond We have no doubt that
he will draw full House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
L1fest from tie Frontier.

The movements upon Canada have not get ceased
The reader will perceive from the last Proceedings CT
Il. Of p, that they have been anziously engaged
upon the bill to repress such attack. Some OF the
oical papers have been laid before Congress-The fol-
iowiag from sip othe n. York Sun Office, Of ,:el7lh,
gives the latest accounts Of the gatherings nesr San
c.aky, which have been much exaggerated
"MosEoErILLE, Huron Co,
Ohio, February ;. lo35. )
I" sm now on my way TO meet tue patriot force. /
Informed here that the patriots heading for Port
t~o'on IN saatusky county, there TO make arrange
'ea's 60! crossing There said to be from 200 10
10 Indians; and hi'es from GOO 10 200. Statements
&c 50 contradictory lla, i, is impossible to tell until
&c. whs.e they are. The mail is ready GO East.
"SAxpusEy CRY, February s.
. hare been in this place about two hours, and from
al can learn, there is in this place and on The PENN
sca the North Size Of Sandusky bay, about 300 pa
tFos IA very destitute condition Those thai have
seen a'e mostly young and quite intelligent; they
appear De determined to fight 1t reported here that
i"e'e a:e coo between this place and Detroit,
ou' Impossible 10 gel any Statement; that can be re-
'so u?oa. shall cross the bay in the morning if The
ICE remains sufficiently strong after which. perhaps
may BE- able 10 give you some more important in;orula
.oa. ! o. w!i liz ar from me soon again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
R;rcc,-'s Prize Office.

More Capitals soid and paid ay b'sger:
Drawn Numbers Of the Maryland s'a'e Lo''e'y' o'es'
., co 20 "a 81 - 10 1s SO II 50 26 IS.
T,cGs, Nos II &c 30. Capital OF $3.50, sold and
aid ,s usual. q, sight. BIZ BlGGE
Drawn Numbers Of the Richmond Academy Lottery
81 &c So &C Al % 1o IG 10 AZ 3d.
Who'll Ticket Nos l2 g 80, Grand Capital, 10,
perh-r with Numerous other prizes haze all been sp'o
and paid during the past week at Fortunes LIngl
The SEA, 900 Loue,y. far the 2iM !iareh.
The Tickets in this Splendid Lottery, (fo' Pa'co'ars
see scheme in another column of this Paper are now
received and can be had of Bigger, in his usual great
Var a,ee and splendid prizes, address the constant
prize se''e' 1"o F''"! TliOS B. BIGGER.
Rchmond Pa
r., 90-3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
EissH'a'S
Pottery ant! E.rch0nSc OHce,

= 2
HOYT has egain beaten The feid!-1A''s ''a"a '0p''
taIs sold by him.
Nos - "a sc, little one Of 81 GEO.
~ ~ 50 50 81! ~ 1.-TWO Grand Capitals,
Drawing Of the Richmond Academy Lo''e'F' No'1'
"A 36 50 &C al o - lG - - %.
60 coo Notwithstanding 10 take place 21'h "atch
Tickets 20 Dollars.
.'no '" Nv 90-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

-HoHfny, IT.. To
Petitions were presented-by Mr.. SHERRAKn from
Richard ~ Sydnor, for additional compensation of SEE SCI.
vices rendered as commissioner Of The LOT
derrick ccuntv-by Mr.. GLEAvrs, FROM cilizehs OF
Iu,Lo e., III. Gorna,on of new county out OF parts
Of Wy.i,e and Mon gor,ery-by Mr. oDELt from Peter
Murray demonstrating ugains, the prayer o. pe!'ina
from Simon Taylor aud others for conhfmali9n OF tile
to 4 certain lot
On motion Of Mr.. N Co4*rLL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

Lii,,otnn IF mir. Gruly-hIT. Greedy, who was ar
rested and Imprisoned BY the authorities oi New Bruno.
wick while employ ed BY The Government Of the State OF
Maine in taking the he disputed territory we
!ea.n from Tie Portland Advertiser. has been liberated
The Advertiser says :-"Wc DO no, know ty what i'm.
mediate agency this result the liberation OF Mr. Greedy,
has been ;roduccd il is By mprobsb!e that II
was occasonct b. The call in Congress Coz The poduc.
ton Of the correspondence. -PenHsy'r0"iaH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

The correspondent of the Baltimore Republican, says
Governor Wolfe, who resign his seat IN one OF Inc
Departments, month snce in consequence oi Inc up
poinimen, of Mr. Muhenberg TO Austria, has consent
ed TO hold his place till his successor can be selected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20


ris Na-fol, The iI irani. in her C't year, Mrs
Ez, g. TYLrE .lc OF Chancellor Tyler, ii. Williamsburg
U.ler-:i rruv sad, web a." c
ri.I .arn. together. sunshine, The
u: 81. ~ the o.: ~ pace H
prnc Ivtu.y hahn AM ever: a;ornd
her Whether r;pru. in e.C iiy day.. the circles Of aI-iy
wealth s"ru-'oa within The !si twenty
y,lr., .clc, ;l"c'"unt--'rc:r at ~ times
isr. cords. n!c!n' :" the h"ppHc's oi her own
L.-n.H Affection nrt
.urfa" d1'i the n.htn".S Of her sif't; hut no
cnu!. rh!I the dep current OF
H., .Iol ab'ofn: "h"h, with tito
Les, .rna, rcarneI towards the u rct- Of her
ouy SU.Tar is :is sIaiiaiOn-io she had
,rc Mo -tLig wir no could reach
which SIGHT Lor shon! iear! al, ninGs TO
hat I-rrr Wv rrfancc OF t;rfnni lrshi.
a whlr., broad. IA" r"" WITH pr! sees,
isa fa. ia.rcuTc 10" slight,
j. errrYm n,tn Dies Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

We have this day commenced on our last page Inc
interesting Debate which is going on in the house
of Delegates the great subject OF Internal 1%p,0.i
those delivered by Messrs Venabe, Edmunds: &C. &c
We have already ske,ched Of Mr. Daniels speech-0ut
ii doe, not present full view of the opinions ne eI,
pressed and the course he means 10 pursue his lol
speech will appear in its proper place IN the series Oh
Debates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

II We bespesk the patience of our Correspondents
The Speeches of ess.s Rves and Stuart and the pro-
ceedngs of Congress and of The General Assembly, en-
gross nearly all disposnble space.The Debate IN
State. on Saturday, alone fills about three columns II
verged into party politics, past present and 10 come
sometimes spicy, sometimes eloquent, throughout 'ne'
res,ne.-Bu no election was made On the Isi roll
c,I n, Huoh A Garland was one vote ahead of Mr.
Mcfarland and four scaering-On the I'd call! he was
one ahead and two scattering This was close running
The points touched of in the Debate, will appear from
the sketch Of il in our columns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

E3!vE DOLLARS WARD.-Le't. or lost, 9 Sub.
scriotion Bonk containing "f Subscribers for
tho ~ rno. of G,shino,nn The finder will receive
the above reward By leaving j. q, the bookstore of
YALE u WYATT.
Err "a g0-r
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BARRACKS.
DEATHS.

,r:et on T,arsty evening Jn. -:h by tie Rev. Dsnsl
Wiz, u. ON, uf i!i.,SpPi, Miss Lrcr L.,
daughter VI Capt. Joseph u. l"gtsm. OF Nooway, Va