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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03

n INEALLIBLE CURE FOX WORMS.
"A -0UION'S vKRMFUGE Is used as the only spe-
ehc for that complaint to children which Is APT TO
Ne frequent this OF the Is pleasant tn the
and be given with perfect safety the tender
Infant with a certainty o. cure.
Sold DR. H. Harris Of Broadway and Chambers
street; r. NJ Guon l27 Bowery, OF Grand street.
of henry and Pike and al Grand street Price
50 s26-eoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
NATALLIC BIsMUTH-A supply : ba.d and for
lVl sale by LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,

NNIND MILL EOR SALks-The him
w of the Mil Jcrsev City conia ing pairs Of
superior Preach stone; frame machinery of best
tas and workmanship and IN perfect order ard sheet iron
sails the patent self acting plan II will be sold
low. and be operation until Deeeber when
viii be taEen down. being the line Of the New jersey
Rail Road.
Any person 10 Of power for grndi-g grain any
other this chance, IL being
ed ind Mill the and avorably suited for ship
ping TO he West ladies OF this country being
the side OF the Hsds9n River, opposite New York Apply
GEORGE W. EDGE,
siB I'm. Jersey City New Jersey
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j - HI N Ii "A II r.
u Respectfully informs his friends and the public that he
has taken the store II Cedar doors OF
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Where the srictest be paid the business in all
its vareus branches and hepes by keeping selection and
succession Of the approved and fashionable
ces together with The seainess and durability Of workman
ship and elegance OF h merit of that share
bestowed on him.
his sincere thanks his old friends and In
soc the favors OF begs u state that these
gentlemen Tho wish furnish their CLOTH rely
every attention being paid To their orders.
The Most moderate charges for prompt payment
~ London and Paris Fashions receive moathly.
SLIM
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.,usooWIsLt Ny TRY 1T :,

" PRESCOTTs UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
BLACKING admitted by all who have proved il be de-
cioealy article ever offered To the public being
actured in oil does not like most hlackng bure the
leather but the Contrary preserves ana soen it. Wboe
sale dealers particularly call
article and satisfy themelv that Preseot Black
ing take precedence over any otser In
1t Because possesses more conservative qualities.
End. Its easy application.
Sd. Ii improves ra:ker than is Impaired by
4lh Ii will polish III oil or allow-and lastly
Is perfection in blacking hitherto ues attained.
Manufactured and tor sale 50 Water New York,
Also by J. w. Clark, Buffalo. Orders solicited aas-St
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Miscellaneous.
From the Cinrinnnni Ercming Post.

from TIC CtncinidM ErcHing Post.
"reminiscences and Facts connected ,rith
the Life Of the late John EandoiM.-On n
bright sunny morning, early in Feb. 1876.
might have been seen entering our hook
store, in Charleston South Carolina, a fine
looking, florid complexioncd old gentleman
with hair us white rs snow which contras-
ted with his complexion Showed him to have
been Il free liver, or bon air0nt, Of the first
order; along with him was n tall, gauky
looking. laXcncd haired STRIPPING, apparent
ly of the age of from sixteen to cirhteen.
with a complexion Of u good parchment
color, bcardlcss chin, and as much assumed
scli-conscqucnce as any two footed animal
we ever say this was John Randolph.-
We handed him from the shelves volume
after volume, which no iumbied carclessIy
over and handed back again; at icnnth he
hit upon something that struck his fancy.
our eye happened to be fixed upon his fnce
at the moment, aud never did we witness
SO sudden. SO perfect a change of human
conntcnance that which before was dplI
and heavy in a moment became animated.
snd flashed with the brightest beams ofin-
~tcllcct, he stepped up to the grey haired old
man and giving hina laundering slap on the
shoulder, said, "Jack, look at this +" We
we're young then, but VIC never can forget
the thought thar rushed upon our mind at
the moment. which was. that he was the
most impudcnt youth we ever saw. lie
had cOme to Charleston TO attend The races.
There was then living IN Charleston, n
Scotch b%aronet, by the name of Sir John
Ne>bit' with his younger brother Alexander
OF the ancient House of Ncsbits OF Dean
Hall, some fifteen miles from Edinburs.-
Sir John was n very handsome man, and
ms gallant, gay L0thari0" as could be found
III Tie city. lie and Randolph became in
inmate, which led to n banter between them
Tor Il race, III which each was to ride his
OWL morse. The race came out during the
race week. and Randolph won-somc la
dies cXclaimlng at tho time, ttl,oueh Mr..
IIahuoiPh had won the race, Sir John won
their hearts. his was not so much TO be
wondered at' when they contrasted tho Gle
CANT form and graceful style of riding of The
Harohet, with the uncouth and awkwacd
manner of his competitor.
some two or three years after this visit
10 charleston. he was elected q member of
congress, and such was still his youthful
appearance, that when he appeared a. the
clerks table to qualify, that coleman could
not refrain from asking him his age; the
""'"e' ""' l"o"'Pt IL not satisfactory
TASK my constituents, sir" was the replv.
John Adams was then President, and Mr..
Randolph took n decided part against his
administration Congress was then sitting
III Philadelphia. and Mr.. Adams shot wa
ter war with France" being then on the
tapls' the latitude Mr. Randolph gave his
tongue IN debate, occasioned his being u.s.
snnlted in the lobby Of the theatre, by an
officer OF tho army or navy. we do not re-
! collect which or who hc was, but Mr.. Ran.
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The EAgcGeld Advertiser
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS.-Thrce Dollars per annum if paid
II ndvancc,-Thrcc Dollars and Fifty Gents il
paid before the expiration of Six Months from
the date of Subscription,-and Four Dollars if
not paid within Six Months. Subscribers out OF
the State are required to pay III adrancc.
No subscription received for less than one gear,
and no paper discontinued until all nrrehrages
are paid. except Mt the option of the Editor.
All subscriptions will be continued ur!sss other
wise ordered, at the end Of the year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same, shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at
G2A cents per square, for the first insertion, and
ABA cents for each continuance. Advertisement
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them. will be continued until ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
All Advertisements intended FOR publication in
this paper, must be deposited i'll the Office by
Tuesday crcning.
All communication addressed to the Editor,
tPosr-PAID) will be promptly and strictly at
tended to.
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Florida CLAIMS.

NOL. WIN. T.. MARTIN having been
W appointed Agent to collect accounts
for Losses incurred i'll the Florida Cam
paigns, will he AT Lancaster G.. III. on
Monday, Feb. II, To receive the claims OF
Capt. Gibson's company, and will remain
three days; a. Camden, on lf'esy io.n, for
on Monday. 18th, Tor Capt. Dubosc's, three
days; and at Orangcbureh on Thursday,
2ist, for Capt. N%hit'norc's, two days.
Claimants are expected to attend at each
place at nine o'clock on the morning of the
first day designated. Z. NJ. BUTLER.
Jan.27 b 81
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dolph nade n formal complaint, which, to
the best ofour memory, met with but n cold
reception. Party run high enough now,
and much too nigh for the good Of the coun-
try-but he, who supposed il never rose
higher: knows nothing of the period to which
we alludc.
Among the members Of Congress, Mr..
Randolph had hut few personal fiends.but
those few he "riveted to his soul with hooks
Of Steel" Among them was the Hon. MIR.
Bryan from Georgia; the late Governor
David X. Williams, of South Carolina, and
The venerable Nathaniel Macon, of North
Carolina. AT the close Of the session, soon
alter the removal Of Congress to Washing
ton, the former OF those gentlemen, (Mr.
Bryan) married a daughter of Gen. Fore
man. of Maryland, and with her, and her
sister, spent some day in Charleston, when
on their way to his estate in Georgia. On
this occasion, MIR. Bryan showed us n letter
which he had just received from Mr.. Ran
dolph, congratulating him upon his mar
rage. A letter of more beautiful simplici-
ty and feeling we never read. W. rccol.
iect that, while the writer dwclt upon the
happiness and advantages to he expected
from wedded life, he spoke iccIinsly o fncvcr
expecting to enjoy them himself.
Wv "H"Nt ~ btCdtCI tIdH WntCD
ever disSraccd the annals of n state or ma
ton, came before Congress about this time.
We are acquainted with some of the netari-
Gus transactions which gave rise to this STU
p%endous villainy. In 1894, a number of
men in Georgia, joined by some in Sou,l,
Carolina, calling themselves the Ynzoo
company, applied to the Legislature OLGA.
IN 1913, for n grant of an immense tract of
territory, to which she had no right, and
over which she had no jurisdiction but the
men who formed this company were not to
he easily put of, and "a title from some
LEGISLATURE was indispensable to the success
OF their scheme. They effected by bribery
tho accomplishment Of their object; il be-
came n matter of notorietv that the whole
Legislature, were bribed to grant the title
I'D for, but which they had no right to
%'a'' -" which it had been
, ,....., .,S ..:;".I q. ,.-. v.,4.nrs q,
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&oetie Geeess.

The following lines are from the pen of
tie gifted Montgomery. They were copied
in a letter recently received from England.
and have never been published to my know
ledge in this country. knowing thy interest
i'll every thing of this kind, I have tran
scribcd them for publication in thy widely
circulated paper. Thy FREUD.
PARTING WORDS.
Let mo go. the day is breaking
Dear companions, let me go;
We have spcn, a night Of waking
In the Wilderness below!-
Upward now I bend my way;
Part we here at break Of day.
lie me go; l may not tarry
Wrestling thus with doubts and fears,
Angels wait my soul to carry,
Where my risen Lord appears;
Friends and kindred weep not So
If yc love me, let me 60
We have travelled long together,
Hand in hand, and heart in heart,
Both through fair and stormy weather
And it's hard-'tis hard to part:
While l sigh Farewell to YOU"
'swer one and all "adicu."
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ORDERS No. IS.
HEAD QUARTERS,

Columbia, Jan. 81. 1888.
"HE COMMUNICATIVE hiefhas received
Il the melancholy intelligence of the
death of Brisadier General G, J. Tro.ti of
the Bird Brigade; and in ordering the usual
tokens Of respect, lie is paying but n feeble
tribute 10 the memory Of an Officer whose
integrity and henciiccnCc cndcarcl him TO
his Brigade = his zeal for the ur"aniza-
ton and improvement ~ 'Gc milil!n. and
in his anxious solici,ule To discharge ia;..-
fully the a 'lous duties which his onlmis-
sion imposed uF ~ kim. Ger Nrotli was
conspicuous as an officer, " Isil.t hi> kindness
Of manner, clnanating from Il brnevuic.t
heart, secured for him the respect and es-
TEEN of those with whom he was associated
by his Office.
/. The officers of the Bird Brigade will
fXear upon the bilts Of their side arms the
Of mourning for thirty days,a II
4afiheSfirst rcgimental parade after the date
6f This order.
,. Brig. Gen. A. III. Brisbane will COM
manl the 2nh Division until a Major Cen
cral shall havc been elected and commits
:;.-I7,n. =: II. rf6sS wn1-ruirrrunu SS1nr
:Ird brigade until a Brigadicr General shall
have been elected and commissioned
4 Gen. Brisbane will forthwith order an
eicciiou, according to law. for IL Briaadicr
t.curral 10 Command tho :ird Brigade.
rs order of the Comnnndcr-in-Chic
JAMES JONES,
Adiu,unt aud Inspector Gen.
Jan. 90, 1888 C 50
The Columbia Telescope, Charleston
Mercury and Courier will copy once a weeh
for three weeks:
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SOUTH
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN IHE COMMON PLEAS.

3 Rar S,;1, %i" d. 4. s Ssa ArrAe"nrsr.
"HEREAS the Plaintiffs did. this day file
their declaration in the Office of this
Court, against the Defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits of the State, Gas it is snid, J
and having neither wife or attorney known with
in the same, on whom Il copy of the declarations
with a rule to plead thereto. ought to be served:
1t is therefore ordered. that the defendant appear
and plead to the said declarations within II year
and Il day, otherwise final Judgment will he given
and awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, c. c. p.
Clerks Oliice. Dec. ], 1887 dag "A
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to the Jail

an this District, n negro man by the namo
Qp of GEORGE FLEMING, about five feet
sly inches high, between 30 and IS years of age,
He says that he belongs to MIR. Skinner, living
within five miles of New Orleans.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges, and take him away,
G.. J. GLOVER, J. T.. u.
Feb 81 1897 3 1T
TH1I!E above Negro. George Fleming,
4 having been confined in the Jail of
i:dcciicld upwards of F, year. and legal no
lice having been given n the public papers,
! shall in pursuance of law, offer him for
sale AT public auction on Salcday in March,
at the usual hour.
G. J. GLOVER,
Tailor Edgefcld District.
Jan %, 1888 f5l
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Notice.

"A LII persons indebted to Mrs. Harriet
"a Miles, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment, and all persons having
demands against the estase ofsaid deceased,
are requested to present them duly attested.
DANIEL HOLLAND, Admr.
Jan. Is 1888 # so
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NDTEStE.

"A III. persons indebted to the late Jcfcr-
IN son Richardson. deceased, are request
cd to make immediate payment, and al
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased arc requested TO present
them duly attestcd.
BENZ. RICHARDSON. ,u,aju.
IlEoiltlLUS HILL, iStruforS.
March &. 1876 tE-5
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted to the late Jo-
IN seph Brunson deceased, are reques-
ted to make immediate payment, an all
persons having demands against the estate
OF said deceased are requested to present.
them duly attested.
THOS, BRUNSON, Admin
CALEB TALLEY, { istrators.
Jan. d 1888 tf4S
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Notice.

"A III. persons indebted to the late Daniel
~. GalI,nan deceased, are requested TO
make immediate payment.-And all per
sons having demands against said deceased
are requested to present them duly attcstcd
r.. J. BURTON. admir-.
UiM the UiU annexed
Sept. 9Th. 1887. tf3I
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SOUTH

ABBENlLLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
walker: G",ins'o" 4" Foreign Attachment,
p,,L &. rn,,,,r Assnnpsit.
WA/lIER!:AS the Plaintiffs did this day file
Wv their declaration in the Office of this
Court. against the Defendants, who are absent
from and without the limits of this State, Gas it is
said) and having neither of them a wife or aitor
ncy, known within the same, on whom IL copy of
the declaration with IL rule TO plead thereto. ought
TO be served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the de-
PENDANTS do appear and plead 10 the said drclara-
ton. wiihina year and IL day, otherwise final and
Judgment will be given and awarded against them.
JAMES WARDLAN, c. &. i.
Clerks Office, Nov II, 1897 dau 43
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NOTICE.

a LII Persons indebted to the late Chr:s-
Ia tian Brei;haupt, deceased, are request.
cd to make immediate payment. And all
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to prcse mt
them duly altested.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Eror
FEB. %. At
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1he Maine Boundary.-Mr. Stevenson.
American minister at Iondon b,s ,,,":..Hn'
to Lord Palmerston to urge immediate ~.
'ention, to the settlement of this protrac,cd
question:, and suggests if The proposi,ion NJ
our government ofJuly 1886, is not accented
q new one be made by Grca, Bri,aip.EN.
York. Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15
CAUTION.

"A LII persons are hereby forcwarncd
"A. from trading for n certain Note of
Hand, given to me 10y William Dolby, for
Seventy five Dollars. payable to me or bear
or, on the first of January, 1899. Said Note
has been taken from my possession without
my consent, | therefore caution said w.
Dolby from paying said note without my
consent.
XELPhA " NOBLE.
Jan I, 1888 - mark.
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NOTICE.

q Ill. persons Indebted 10 tie estate of Samuel
IN Caldwell Esq. late ofAbbeviIle District deed.
are requested 10 make payment immediately, and
those having demands to present them duly ut.
tested within the time prescribed by law, to either
of the subscribers.
JOHN COTHRAN,
J.. l.. PEARSON. lddw'rs.
a. e.. CALDWELL.
, Angus: 2, 1897 If %
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1t has been satisfactorily shown by q writer
IN INC National Gazette, that Spermaoeti
candies contain from three to four per cen.
OF a poisonous Salt of Copper. which is
added ny manufacturers to give them a bluish
White tint. 1t may be we'll that this he horne
IN mind ny those who occasionally use them
IN place OF The prepared Spermaceti of the
snops.as medicines for colds and catarrhal
affections eenerally.In such applications.
tins poisonous compound may prove other
thah inc "sovercignest thing for an inward
bru!sc."-Balt. Republican,.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
4BBETILLE DISTRICT.
Nr-pTTry

others, W. partition and &C
John M.Cord ct al. count
Il appearing to my satisfaction. that James
Z Donald. one Of the defendants in this case,
resides without the limits of tlis State-It is there
fore Ordered. that the said James Donald, do up.
pear plead, answer or dc'nur to the bill of com
plant in this case, within three months from the
date oith'is notice, or the said bill will be taken
pro ~conicsso against the said James Donald.
WI. e.. BLACK. G. Z. A.. n.
Commits Office. Nb5criNc. jan 25. Is3S &c 81
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IL is said that $4,000 persons arc employed
IN the navigation of the Mississippi and Ohio.
working 63S steam boats and 5000 fiat and
keel boats.
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S,DUTEE CAROLINA,

ABBETILLE DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
jacob Ciamberlin, inarhmcnt in -iSsumf.
Survivor. W. Trio N0ics-Damarcs
John \, Young. s353 30 cts.
7HVllE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec
III laration in this case. in the Cicrk.x office.
and the said John A. Young having no vile or
attorney, known to he in this province, upon
whom IL copy of tic said declaration with Il
special order of the Court endorsed thereon, can
he served: 1t is therefore OrHrr,d. that the said
John \. Young do appear aud make his defence
with Il year and Il day. from the filing of the said
declaration, us aforesaid, or final and absolute
Judgment will he forthwith given andawardcd for
the Sstd plaintiff.
JAS. WARDLAW, c. C.. r.
CLERKS Office, Jan. II, 1898 dau 81
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Dissolution.

VESIIE Firm heretofore existing under the name
of GpEv& THOMAS has this day been dis
solved Ivy mutual consent. All those indebted TO
the said Firm are respectfully requested TO call
and make settlement with the Subscriber.
GEO. w. THOMAS. =
November II, 1897 ia
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of Mathc,c
IA Drrorc, deceased, arc requested 10 make
payment; and all persons having demands against
the estate OF said deceased are requested to pre-
sent them duly attested.
WIN. BRUNSON, admir-.
Jan 19, 1888 c5I
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granted. he stated lila. 81. -.
lie had been taught to read in that room
and as lie remembered to have heard at ,hot
lime that it required some money to supply
the school with books and for other nrco:,
sary expenses. he wished to present three
dollars, which he at once paid He further
stated that as he was about to leaye the
country with the exploring expedition will
the prospect of being absent at least tbrc,,
years, ne would leave an order by which The
school should receive fifty cents every month
as long as lie was away.
This is a noble contribution, and q better
reward to the teachers of that sailor Than t.
they. had received large salaries for their
services. How many Of those who are I'M
der obligations To Sunday schools remember
them with such sincere gratitude -.Suudau
School. journal. 3
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SDUT1s
~HBRETILLE DISTRICT.

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Il. Il. Butter & Co. vs.. attachment.
John b. Murrah. ASsHmpSit.
ESiE Plaintiffs having this day filed their
declaration, and the Defendant having
neither wife nor attorney, known TO be in this
State. ordered, that if tho said Defendant do
not appear and make his defence. within n year
and a day from this date. final and absolute
Judgment shall be forthwith given and awarded
for the said Pinintiiis in attachment.
JAMES WARDLAW, C. c. p.
Clerks Office, Dec. a, s 3 DAG 45
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Nanp4ccM Cotton Seed, For Sale.
ENRON four to five hundred bushels of
A genuine Nunhcen cotton Seed can
he had AT one Dollar per bus!lcl by apply
in- 70 the subscriber ut Mr.. James Bones
JOHN II. HUGHES.
Ian. l 1872 &C a
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Notice.

"A LII persons having demands against the es-
~ tate of Mathc'c Dalton. deceased, late of
Etigefield District, will hand them into the sub
scriber, duly ntlestcd, within the time limited be
law, and those indebted TO said estate will muky
immediate payment. NJ. GRAY,
Jan Is, 1888 d 81 administrator.
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NOT h..

WILL pay Il liberal price for a Iuan,i-
Il ~ of Seasoned Wagon Timber, Of all
descriptions, except spokes and fellows
Those who have timber for sale are requcs-
ted 10 inform inc without deIav.
WHIT. BROOKS.
Jan. II 1893 b so
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Lamsntadde and DisgrnceM.-Thc DnIri-
more Republican states tina, in The rcnor,
of'he annual interments in that city, eleven
deaths were from stabs and blows.