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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

Mr.. KENDALL's MAsDAmrs The celebrated case
Of Stockton sad Stokes the extensive coach proPrieers
against Amos Kendall. which has excited so much in
terest and been long pending has reached an int.
resting point II viii be remembered hs, the plaintiffs
sued the United States through their servant the post
master gsHera and the Circuit Of the District OF Co
iumbia, issued It's mandamus Mr. Kendall, to put in
hi. or pay eeraa award. This he declined 70
do he formed par, Of the government Of the United
ssa,es and could MOI therefore be sued 10 his own OH
cal capacity. The case being carried up to the ss.
preme Court an elaborate argument was had uPon y
and on Monday last, hst ,ribunal affirmed the decision
Of the Circuit Court with costa sgsins, The postmaster
renerA.
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FRos wAsHIWeroH.-On Mouday lsss in the Senate,
Mr. Crienden, Of Kentucky presented certain resslu-
tons OF that Legislature oondemnssry Of the course 81
the late administration in resten 20 the currency, ssd
especially the Sub Treasury Bill
Mr.. Webster made . speech on the lssser ssbjecs,
which said to Ne the creates, piece " orsosy he hiss
ever delivered.
In the House, petition relat ~ 70 the affair Of the
Caroliae ct sehlosscr, rsferrs 70 he commis,ee
foreign Affairs
Mr.. J. O. Adams presented p MOS praying Con.
sress TO cause the Declaration Of Tndepesdeace v be
sxpspgsd from she tosrnsls sf the old Congress.
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100000
335,O00
s265 600

The amount saved by the Os wego roHte in abe tran
sportation Of merchandise from New York to Cleave-
land, Ohio, in one year. The committee estimate the
cost of constructing this splendid work at from two
to four millions Of dollars according to its location
and extsnt; and that il would save TO the northern
states annually, the the transportation Of merchan-
disc alone full half its cost and operate TO enhance
the value of public and private lands. Mr.. Williams
in his report remarks in speaking Of the utility Of
this work, at is of those objects that strike
with instructive convection, and we nstinctvely
impelled to believe its comprehensive usefulness,
il abstraction be made Of every thing but the general
position; that il would connect ttco bodies Of oater
leading TO the most remote regions, and capable Of
bearing upon their deep and expansive bosoms the
nayies Of the world in FIVE seas"-"The great waters
of our northwestern possessions, he observes "cov-
vering an area Of $50 600 square miles, bounded by
development ofcoast belonging 10 the United States
of 3z74 miles, and of the British colonial possessions
Of AS miles, are at length discharged through the
narrow channel Of the Niagara. II n from the head
Of this river 10 its termination on Lake Ontario, that
the question OF an artificial navigation arises; snd "
only to achieve conquest over the mlghtes OF ma
lures works involves a ser,pment Of subimify, the
feeling will not be impaired by the reflection that the
conquest may be easily wrought and when achieved,
shall be the means Of extending civilization and pro-
noting the social happiness of large proportion Of
our country"
Lord PaRet has again returned TO the city. He 10
a very COED looking man on the wholc-kas black
eyes. fair skin and white teeth, and 10 sprah.ly and
ASKING in his appearance. Fennimore Cooper 10
also here and looks very feroc.ous after the casties
Coopevs genuine American feeling, however and am
willing 10 pass over many faults on that account
The Supreme Court delivered their opinion today in
the mandamus Gaze, Affirming the decision efthe Cir
cut Court, and putting Amos in the voca,ive. They
adjourned sine dine. HoRAcE.
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FLoRrpA wAR-TAe ~. Augustine Herald Of the
ed ult says:-By officer Of the army, just arrived
from abe inersr learn the capture OF about 200 In
dian warriors In bcdiss, shout Is miles IRON Fs
Bsssinger. In q north essery direction, by Gen. Jesap
I, is saA The 6r party esptured by tie army and
they acted guides which led the capture OF the -
end Aher ,hei, capture they requested emssscn -
90 out and bring their families. which Gen Jesnp re-
fused, bet saasred e~ eaIy V 70 for 'hsi purpose
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

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many years. their Needles and Fish Hooks beg
ertons 10 manusctnre give universal sss-
faction, and they trust continuance OF their kisd pc
hemn ng soa hsve been obliged TO cautisn the pubns
ssa Fish Hooks 70 se and
yer has here ben eT1d When esesn o. that caution
formation great number individuals who formerly
sided land have established themselves In Philadelphia,
MAKE ,her busins.. to eoms tbs fraud 20 great extent, By
importing Needles without labels that they label thew y
imitation ef X ". sos's best qualities well knowing hsf
they pts do so knsand the severes penal
To ASH, IN seeomplss their ends these unprneipleS IN
divduss nunberes fsseheods, OF them having
sos All purpo.eiy employed 10 e their Needles and 10
Heoks and rey carry with Invoice Heads prssed
otsers s.ssr that tie orgns parties Who psed me sra
CIR LEANING son are dad snd therefore one sy
IN would be quite impossible crate, Tits
IS, 10 ,seir d. sspoS upc. the pnse for 70 obtain ORDER
they invent tale thst they imagine will give their spurious
Henaag SON do nc, wi.h,o esim greater preference
Than their long ed article les them ssd they
seeh every Their to deceive The p.se sss a.
stoy the epu,sten on Hemming Son. which been
unrv.ed end under these circumstances they vests
to make this ,ppes = The public for projections feeling ~en
Richard H.mmns Son have further observe, that hey
and sa su, :. III. S se es.s.s upo. de-
smaller hinds Of Fish No rs The public win pe.se 20 b vs
The labels ..d s,yle Of wrapping up.
RICHARD aEMMIHe SON take the Hserty sfsl.ia.snx
anes,on 70 the Shove and mos, respsct oily de ne
- their guard IN nslg purchases n NJ sde. .oa -
I've ~posos IA. 10 mary che Led "a
u: :s s.s,s I s.fs, ,
socs system q forging es sa - aeior N.sdss. are
ssw preparing Enrisn pUrpc-e o. se.e ssssed.
IN Ae,erss, :. ma.,,en Of Y nerm,n, 70 :, ,ss,
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Dg EEnAEE :. EnSo

DvsTING PILLS FROM oERmANY-As eGeousI ~
ned, for suppresscr rrrgusrfy sn s where
Sces ~, have her rrgulsr srd prsprr cnurse.
II n No, ,o he tskrr during sapcy
HoId c,lv M Mrs. BIRD Midwife asd Fersale PhyS-
eisp No , Dfvfsionst New forh
x-o her celebrated scotsiug syrup, Zee chdres tech
L. |. SAFE cure end ef~e,Usl rsm~,iy.
Io sseeisn remedy or IRE nipples. prrlsred ss<
suid ~ shsve ncms
NOGICss Iu 9s.NJLrr IN -o'od isrnkh~s
ro1 he he'd AZ co7 Broadway, wi,hpu, Bosrd ss
~ week Bedrcous ~; large plrsssst sitting
ro~us fronitg 81 Broadway. for pr furpi~Aed
~ q. Relecsory within a thrte doors fNs
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The Committee ten o'clock.
The examination of Mr.. c. b. Granniss was re.
sumed
the proceeds against which your house were in the
habit of drawing their cheques the proceeds OF dis.
counts collections Of the paper deposited with the
Bank
An.wer-They were SO in the majority Of cases but
they of mixed character and generally made up
Of discounts, deposites and collections.
Question, by Mr. Sibley.-Was the $4,000 you
spoke Of yesterday to be given in notes for collection or
as bonus
Answer-I understood to give them bo-
must
Question: understood yeu say yesterday that in
consideration thai the bank you through your
difficulties you to pay $4,000; was this to be as
bonus for seeing you through your difficulties or other
wise
Answer-Asa bonus.
Question by Mr. Wardwell-was this offer made
Nr. Dela6eld an individual or as an officer oil
the bank
Answer-I supposed l was dealing with him as an
ouestion-was there any promise agreement
made with any officer OF the bank, on The part
the cashier Of the bank that you would give bo-
nus Of $40 900 the bank that IL would carry You
through your difficulties
Answer II cannot say that the word Bark was used,
there proposition on the part Of the Bank the
conversation with Mr. Delsheld.
| Question.-Ws there any promise or agreement
made with the Cashier that would carry you through
| for the consideration Of $4,000.
| Answer can't say there was in just 90 many
words. That was the substance Of nay understanding.
| Mr.. Delsfeld remarked the second interview "
which have alluded, that might rest easy" Those
| were his words.
| Question--Hsve you stated the substance Of Mr.
Dela6elds reply to your proposition
| Auswer.--l have.
| Question, by Mr.. Fcst-Was the arrangement be.
tween you and the Cashier in regard the Business
/ duced 10 writing, or any memorandum made ofhf
| Answer-There was not
/ Ques,ion--Have you. your 6rm. directly Or indi-
rec,ly and how paid any thing TO the Cashier Of the
phenix Bank or to the Phenix Bank, towards said bo
| aus 7
| Answer.-We have.
| ones,;ou. when, how much asd IN whss wsyf
| Answer.-.We gave Mr. Dels6eld, the Cashier, two
no,es for H. One note for 5000, dated January l,
Isa7 psysbe TO the order OF Grannss Broshers and
nv them endorsed and drawn by G. \. Grasass h Co,
Al IA morshs rom date. Another Of the sane tenor q
| msn,hs from date.
By the Chsirmaa When were these nsses gwen
| Answer-In January.
oaes,oa.-Whs, was said when ,hese noses were de.
! liveredf
| Answer-I don't remember any particular rem.rs
Al the time; they were given 70 Mr.. Delsheh durise
bank hours. 40 part Of what we were 70 pay. I've wac
busy. and had time " converse.
Question Did Joe veil Mr.. Dslsheid chat 70 %
| vhh thenf
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ELIPHALET TERRY. President

JAMES q. BOLLES, Secretary.
applications for insurance. for the renewal OF polses and
all business connected with the Office be made the sub
sorher who's duly appointed Agent for the city OF New York
with power proposals and ssue politics.
ais, he on the most satisfactory terms.
r.. ID. MORGAN, AgepI
Office No Front n.
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INsURANCE COMPANY-

mage bv fire buildings OF every description merchandise
furniture and a kinds Of personal property takes
on reasonable terms other Office in this city,
DIRECTORS.
Timothy wbittemsre, George Suckley,
Jacob Rrush, Joseph w. Bsad4e,
Asher Martin, Henry J. Seampn,
Horstio Mott, John n. ssNeriee,
James N. Wells Nathaniel Jarvis,
Clinton Gilbert, Edward ID. West,
Isaac l. vsriaa, Abraham Coursen,
Abraham Van Nest, VIM. l. Morris,
VIM v. Hsvemeyer. VIM q. Rhnslander,
John Dctamater Robert Halliday.
TIMOTHY wHITTEMoRE, President
JOSEPH TORREY. Secretary j36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GUY RETEKS

" ILL stand tho ensuing Spring Season
w at my stable at the Ridge, ahd other
places in tho District. For particulars sec
Hand BILL And will attend ut each place
every nitllrtlay afterwards durins the Sea-
son, & will he let to Mares at lie following
prices; So tho single visit. Sl2 the Season
aud Sl5 TO insure a mare with ioal. IL
every instance the insurance money will
become due as soon as the marc is known
to be with foal or exchanged. A company
Of seven mares shall he entitled to dc,luc-
tion of 81 OH each marc by one mans be-
coming responsible for the whole. All pos
ible caro- taken to prevent accidents, but
will not be responsible for any.
PEDTGREE
GUY RIVERS was sired by Randolph's
Janus. his dam by Carolinian, grand dam
by Bedford e. &. dam by Diomcdc. q. e. e.
dam by Quicksilver, out Of Shark Mare
Randolph's Janus, and Carolinian were
both sired by Sir Arclly, aud The g. g, g.
dams ofboth were sired by imported Janus,
In purity Of blood Guy Rivers is unsur-
passed.. in beauty Of color and symmetry
of form, will compare with the best horses
Of the day. ISAAC JONES.
Ridge, Feb. 27. I'D
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RtdgeuSlle academy.

Tho exercises Of this institution will COM
mence on Monday the 5th Of tho present
lust. under the direction Of Francis Moody,
native of Virginia, who has had consider-
able experience in bis profession. We in
vite the attention of Parents and Guardians
to the locality Of the Ridgeville Academy,
which. in our opinion, is a place not sur
passed for health; by any in the Up Country
and respectfully solicit a share Of their pa
ironage. Board can be procured in respecta-
BILE families aud convenient to the cademy
at from 7 to 90 per month.
RATES OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading, and Writing
per Quarter 90 90
The above with Arithmetic and En-.
glish Grammar, s 90
The above with Geography, History,
Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Rhetoric, &c. 700
COL. nj. WATSON,
A. WATSON,
BIZ. .BOATRIGHT,
MAJ I: WATSON, 7ru'tecs.
T.. w. PERRY,
LEWIS HOMES. Esq
Feb: 6. 1888 til
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Collie Mixture.

FNHE above is anever failing remedy for that
IL variety Of collie, distressing to Infants,
ard for which the most injurious anodyne sub
soothing. and instead Of producing costiveness. it
usually operates gently on the bowels.
This remedy has now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation, which
quack medicines made to sell. cannot command
1t is extensively used by the best physicians in
the country, and to use the language of many
mother, acts as charm. While it ailays the
pain and lulls the child to rest it does not leave
behind it those unpleasant symptoms, which
Laudanum, Batemans Drops, &c. generally pro-
duce. Ample directions accompany each vial; {;
and certificates of its efficacy (f required) can he
produced from the most respectable citizens Of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale by
KITCHEN & ROBERTSON, Hamburg,
EDW. WEBB. Anderson II.
WIN. HACKETT, Pendleton c. H.
DIR. f. J. MINIS, EdgefclA c. II.
Feb S 1888 r1
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TIL = HOR Sc
NULLIEIER.

"IL tnnd the ensuing Sea cn at
w Thirty Dollars the Season, Twenty
Dollars the single leap, and Fifty Dollars
insurance, AZ the plantation Of Captain
William Is. Mays, four miles below Edge
field Court House, OIL tho Stage road lead
ing to Augusta. Ample preparation for
care and attention to mares will be mado.-
They will be pastured and fed on grain, (if
required,) at twenty-five cents per day
Accidents, escapes, sickness, &c. at the
risk Of the owners, although every attention
will be paid to prevent them.
DESCRIPTION.
NULLIFIER, is a beautiful Bay, hand,
somely marked with a delightful coat of
hair, which shews his superior stock. His
appearance is communicable is of the
greatest power, substantially and strength.
He will be eight years old this spring-is
full Is hands high having superior size, large
homes, and is rs we'll muscelled as any other
horse, in this or any country, and has as
much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make up
a company Of five mares, and become re-
sponsible for the payment will have the
privilege Of putting ,hc:n at twenty Ave dol
lars the Season.
The Season will commence the fifteenth
" CoI udTy, duu Gnu OIL the TENN Ot june.
Fifty ccnts to the groom in every instance
Performance Of Nullifer's Colts.
NULLIFIER'S COLTS are now run
ming as we'll as any colts in this country.
On the Norfolk course, Spring term 1887,
Jaue Rowlett by Nullifcr,, three years old,
beat the Swcepstakc race, mile heats Win
ming the first and second heat. Time min
SO sec.-l min. SO sec. SEQ Turf Reg.
July, 1887 p. 476.
On the Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall
meeting, w. r. Johnson's b. +. by Null
fer, thrce years old, run a Sweepstakes, two
mile heats, for which four other colts of the
best stock, wero entered. This race was
lost by Nullifier's colt, but she was second
best. and contested the race most gallan,ly.
Tho last heat is pronounced very intercs-
ting and the best heat during tho week. Sec
+. Reg. Nov. 1897 p $50.
On the Union a.. y course, Fall meeting
Antoinettc by Nulli6cr. won the Sweep
stakes for three year ol,ls, two mile heats,
winning the two first heats. See Am T,
Reg. Nov. 1887 p. $50
Feb. l, 1883, If SO
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B0EsesGa1.A.ia .iaIATHkby.

by HIS Erce!'cncy PIERCE NJ. BrrIEn.
Es2 iowraor nd Commna'cr- in CHicf
IN an" orcr the State IF South CuroiiuG.
w HEREAS information has been re-
w ccircd by this Department that 4
certain free man Of color, named Tom
archer, was on or about the 18th of March
last, iclonionsly taken and carried awny
from the house Of Widow Hill, near ,hc
Fish Dam Ford, in the District of Chester.
ny two white men. who called ,hemsclvc,
Alexander ArclIcr and Harris.
Now KNOW YE, That To the intent the said
Archer and Harris may be brought to legal
trial and cnndign punishment, for the alb
duci'on and offence aforesaid, do hereby
offer a reward of three hundred dollars for
The apprehension aud delivery of the sail
Archer and Harris, or one hundred and fiftv
dollars Tor The delivery ofci,hcr of thcm,in,o
any Jail i'll this State.
1t Is also stated tlla! two wl,c men oftbo
county. HaLana,' ab"ut ihe s,h IL q, nutRhga XXX r.
April last, with The said boy Tom Archer,
ana there oilcrc' him for sale as Il slave: but
ON The SAID boy declaring he was Il freeman.
II" sale conh! be effected; and that thew
carried nm from there, and said they were
going to GrccnSburnuc!l.
Given under MY hand ard the seal of the
State this 2lst day of December, 1857.
Il. Nj. BUTLER.
l." :. Ey IL" Govcr,nr.
B. IL. SAXON,
>. Secretary Of State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22
state Of Sonth Calmlina.
EDGEFIF.i.D DISTRICT.

EDGEFIEiD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Trcnmurtl Brcil,a,pt
.Adm'r of Gertrude J Brett.
I,aupt, deceased, W EiH FIR Iujnnr:ion
John Ba,,skrt. Paul FilZ- rCa;id .ic
Zimmons, Robert Watts, cGumi.
Executors of Christian
Brcitllaup., deceased, Il nl
appearing to my saisiartion. tha the de-
Z tca'laniS Paul Fi">'nnn"ns. OSS!an GREGORY,
Ann Il Gregory. Or;nonh Gregory Mary Iu-
gram, and Susan Brcill,;,irt. reside b vo,d the
limits of this State. on nMi0n of ,iriIiin. COM
plaiilanls solicitor. ordered. a; the said I'nl. Gy
sian, Ann T. Drmn'"i, Mary and Susan do ap-
pral and plead, answer or hclu,r To thi. Bill
within ,hrcc nIontli> from lie p,lc;,:inn of this
order, or t," said bill w;ii lc taken pro ronE,sss
against Them. J.TrRRY. ccn
Feb 7, ISIS l:,tI
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Look ut This !!

MI Y imported Jack DUBLIN, five years
1vl old. will stand at my stable. only three
miles and half west Of Edgefeld Court
House, the ensuing Spring Season, and be
let 10 mares at the following prices viz: S.
the season and 50 10 insure marc to be
With foal. In all cases where marc b
put by tho insurance. tho money will be
considered duo when it is asccriained that
she is in foal or transferred. All possible
care will be taken to prevent accidents but
l will not be responsible for any. The
Season TO commence the tenth of March
and end the last Of June.
w. 81. MOSS.
Feb. 90, 1888 ,f4
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SILK CULTURE.
Feb. %, 1888

THE MORUS MULTICAULIS, or tho
Il Large Leaf Chinese Mulberry, j..
5000 TREES, The produce 6Oa
10000 CUTTINGS, 5%'''nss a., .ssssns. st the '""
The price Of Trees, ,citl.ou. side branches
Under S feet 25 cents each,
Over !. and under feet, 373 cents cach
Over feet, SO cents each.
Cus'nss-0ne eye, s33 per thousand,
Two " SIS ("
The Tree is easily propagatcd from Cuttings
and the growth in the Southern States is more
than donble that i'll the Northern, in the same
time. Of,he Cuttings obtained from Prince &.
Son, at Flushing, Long Island, but IL in 100 pro.
duced trees; ofthe Cuttings from them, more than
rs from 100 was obtained, and the height of them
is from to 10 feet the presently year. They should
be put into the ground between this and tho LIST
of April. The above Trees and Cuttings are for
sale by JONATHAN MEiGS.
Augusta, Gcorgiu.
N. D.-Thcy will he carefully pncked and sent
to order. on remittance accompanying the order
The Cuttings can be sent by Stage.
Jan 6, 1858 2m5O
The Chronicle e. Sentinel, Charleston Courier,
Columbia Telescope, Greenvie Mountaincer,
Edgefield Advertiser, Athens Banner, Miledge-
Vile Recorder, Macon Telegraph, Columbus En-
quirer. and Savannah Georgian, will publish the
above weekly, for two months, and send their
bills to this oifcc.-1agusin Consiitutioniist.
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Petit &ulf Cotton seed!

11+fiE Subscriber offers for sale about OSE
. THOUSAND Bushels of PETIT GULF
portation direct from tine Hills Of Petit Gulf in
1885. Also, few bushels imported from the
same place the last year. This Seed has been
carefully selected from the early and best part of
the last yeas's crop. Price Of the former S cents
and the lntter 50 cents per b,lshel. Early appli-
Creek, Edgefed District, ON the Stage Road,
and five miles below the Village, opposite Horns
Creek Meeting Horse and about four hundred
yards from the road, on the right side going
down to Hamburg.
ROBERT WATTS.
Jan %, 1893 d 50
The Grecnville MoifnAineM and Pendleton
Messenger are roq,rexted 10 givc; the above two
Insertions, and forward ,bej accounts to this Of.
lfce for payfrisbt.
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEEILl.E DISTRICT.
~ EOTIY'Y

Pairicl, Duncan vS. Aar.arc, \
Henderson, JOHN EicIcy. * BW to
tn. heirs ana Administrators Eorr.io.c
q! William HODGES. jun. and lIo,iyugc.
il:iam IIoi. cs, sen.
n Il appearing" 10 my sati|i;r,inn that Of the
u defendants i'll this case James l.. IIu;lg, :
Richard Hodges, John or John w Hodges
Walter or Wat Hodges James Stone and Fza-
beth his wife, Jc$." Williams and Lucy Iii: wife
james Tom>on or james Towncs ard Polly his
Saral, Iiod yc>. heirs of William Hodges. ir and
"i w VILLAIN Hodges, sen. reside beyond the limits
"f this Starc Ordered ,ha; they do Scvcral,v ap-
pear and plead answer or dcm,ur to the above
mentioned bill within three months from the
date OF the publication hereof or the Sai,!b will
aa to them respectively. hr taken pro confsso
WIN. T.. BLACK, {. l.. Il. d.
comm'r'S Office, Feb. 2ti, lS:,S ac5