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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-19

danger. II, on the contrary, we stand fas,
on our principles and professions, and suffer
the bill to be lost rather than to yield our
principles, the public attention would be
doubiy reused; tho subject would be more
fully and perfectly Investigated and under
stood, and the great cause we have so nobly
supported, would finally aud gloriously tri-
umph. Let others do as they may, he would
maintain his position. and stand where he
sto'd in 1884, and ever since. He could
not be driven form it when others came to
it, and now he could not be drawn from i,
by their departing. To stand alone had nc
tcrrors for him. Itwas to him not unusual
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

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tpfI ~ u. 1880, bmUuulInH BOZ OH ih
lIuHf mine iIlmabi doI.Hfa lu raf
mHnee ~ tEe powers in me- vested o.
iloye. iN6l e'ief lof cole OF public
auction lafcasf before lhe door 81 iht
Planters Hotel in tie Wnof " d.
.nnyi.e between lhc hours ol eleven
,'eIork A inland fouf O'Clock ". FL.
"A thc glst. dHy 1T May A. -. 1888
lhc following described land and me-.
trofs. ar III much thereof rs shall he
.1fya.Uo sufficient 70 satisfy said debt.
lnd liabilities, and all costs. charges
land interest thereon, us also tic costs
land charges of this sale. Said land j.
more particularly described as being
lots numbered five and six in section
four, township @, range a cast; the y,
| 5 Of the of the $ T. 4. the N Of the W
I Of the n T. the $ Of the n + 4
\ the S Of the east Of the North w
/, in section 8, township 9, range
east:-Also -four negroes kendall!
/ AliIly. Harriet and Eliza.
The title to said land and negroes i
believed to be good but no other thar
| the title vested in me by virtue Of sale
deed Of trust will be conveyed.
BENZ. +. CHAMBERS, Trustee
March II, 838. 4l-7w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS w, TURPIN.

The coonting room Of tie under
signed is kept 10 the brick house re-
Gently occupied by Messrs. J Chap
man & Go. which is nearly opposite
Muir, Moore & Co.'S. old stand. They
are prepared toreceiye Cotton on STD
rage, at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cupied by Whi,e Turpin and Nephew,
and have taken out a police Of msu-
rance which covers oil Cotton ship
ped to them here, OF 10 Nugent ana
Turpin, New Orleans.
TURPIN & NUGENT.
Grand Gulf, Sept. I, 1887, 27-Gm
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed to the Jail Of Mad.
W olson county, on the 10Th inst..
by 7. S. Salmon, a Justice OF the
Peace, a negro man who SAYS his
name is JACK TAYLOR, and that he be-
longs to William Taylor, who lives on
the Iazoo river, between Satartia and
manchester. Said negro is about six
feet high, twenty-five years old, black
complexion, with one tooth out in
front. lie had on when committed
Observation-Disclosures.
striped cotton shirt, and an old white
hat, low crowned.
The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges
and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
II. HAYMAN. Jailor.
April 10, 1885. 47-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Joseph Holmes, ! On Fl. Fa. on Bond
vs.. to'April term, 1888,
jeremiah J, al, Kibboo& in Madison circuit
ny virtue of the above stated case TO
rs me directed, shall expose to public
sale, for cash, at the Court House door, in
the town of Canton, on Monday, the 30th
day of April, the following described
tract or parcel of Land, viz: the south
half of the east half of the-south east
quarter Of section fourteen, township ten,
range four, east; and south half of south
west quarter of section thirteen, same
township and range; containing one hun
dred and twenty acres (more or less)-
levied on, and will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated case.
S. NJ. FROURNOY, Sheriff.
April 4. A4-5w Ipr fee 81 so
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of a deed of trust made
Don the Cd day of August 1886 by
James X. Russell, to the undersigned
as trustees, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF the Probate Court of
Madison county, to secure the punctu-
al payment Of a certain promissory
note dated the day Of 1886,
and due on the fist of January 1897,
for the sum of five thousand Dollars,
made by said Russell in favor of F. w.
and J. L. Hubert, which note together
with the deed of trust were assigned
by said T. w. & ]. r. Hubert to Geo.
W. Pritchard, (the said note being
wholly unpaid) we the undersigned
shall proceed 10 sell at public auction
at the Court House door in the town
of Canton Madison county, on We'd
nesday the 9Th day of June next, to
the highest bidder for CASH, the fol.
lowing ribedproperty to wit: Lots
number 9, 100, l6l, and 1862, in the
town of MadiSonviIIe Madison county.
-ALsO--
part Of Lot No 24O, in said town boun-
ded as follows to wit: beginning @ feet
south 81 deg. west from the south
west corner of Lot No 1862, running
south 80 deg. 40 min. east AZ poles to
a stake, thence sc deg. east IA & IS,
% poles to stake, thence due North
40 Il 1875 poles to stake, thence
81 deg. west AZ & 9l-25 poles to the
beginning; containing 81 acres, also
the south half of east half Of north w.
OF section 10, township 8, range 5
dast; containing SO & Clio acres to-
gether with all the improvements on
said lots and tracts of land to wit: a
large tavern house, out houses, stables
NC. The titles to be given, it is be-
lleved are unexceptionable.
]. SlLVERBERG,
CHARLES J. SEARLES,
Trustees.
March 7, 1898. Al Is.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

THE unde signed comm,,s oners orin-
on the estate OF Albert IT, Lef-
fngwelI deceased, will meet for the pur-
pose of adjusting the claims against said
estate, ut the office of Mcss's. Upper
and RoI'1s, in Can OF he Sd Mondays
Of March, April ood Nay ne,i,o 10 o.
clock A. NJ. Of each dav.
JOHN u, ROLL rs,
THO'S. J.CATCulNG,
JOHN hCNN.
Commissioners.
February %, 1888 40-tf.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02
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Inf VI HIr u.f.I ueaIl 1Ia'fmi nn ih'
promotion uC .a.IH8.f shl.t1Iulna
maybe understood Us fhr lu.rvIn.
et.uef fYu iHerHtf.ffeI lHe I"Vn
"ljrIlm..Io. eWei.I. Iitl i.r We
hantauI Council sHa.. hsepoveft
H8F aI necessary by lass for tive r0u'
a.dat aud government IT uId lu"u
n'f inconsistent "l.h lhe "h.ll'O '"
aad Laws bl.~latr,aud uI lhr Jnl.
trl States. whereby education, ond
I'aIn'n3 m'y Oc promoted o'' jug ~
9I'lnl' or 'euolhs ~ aioso' , ''' u.s.
Gambling. and every species of vice
and immortality, may be suppressed
together WIN the 'o'ol in''o',lou W
lhe 9dlou' ana savage Pfae'e9, "' Wear
Ing p"hs' bo"Ie'hh'te'' OF i's'o'''
ga account o ihe ht0I'I''Ies'' aug
oihcr advantages q 'ne pace "'uul
friends Of good ordoir IcafnIns' aho mo,
ra1iy' are already ocg,hlhg 10 MAKE u
the pace OF ihCIr residence Co.,,
rive gentlemen from dlIIereh'
states IN the I nIon' all ol"hom OelnS
hoW'or having Deenn' professors IN o,Il-
fefilstltutIohS' are aifeddyeiecled tonne
faculty. -FOUR OF then are clergy
meh-one Methodist, one baptist, one
Presbyterian, and one Cumberland
presbyterian Inc course OF studies,
~ ''llo lll9 L'IuIioll' So W Cqu'u ~ W"
OF any other college IN the United
states lhe preparatory department
iSaIfeady IN operation, and numbers
between thirty and forty pupils, and
VIII be more extensively organized on
the first Monday OF May next.
The College proper Will be organ
Yea ana classes formed 10 on ine lI[S'
-lonuaf % next ocIooe'I an! S'u
dents however, wishing before tha'
: Illlle' 70 pursue any SluaieS o. inc cor
: iege classes: Shall De doIy attended TO
oy Iile professors at any lIhle' al'e'
'he Ell lIISl MONDAY IN May next
e mere WIN WI De Two vacations ions IN th'
. year. one from the iast Oh July TO th'
i i r, Oh Octooer' ana TIE 0'her during
o Christmas week. ,,,.,,u,,
rhlCE' VI l ollION
Ill lI'o preparatory oeP"F''ne M pc e,
! on4uIIl $3o y,
IN Ine coIeSe classes S4o U
d pay 'o INV IN 4 M GI, ~ ,nn,-o
3, my nv - VI poAhD'N~ y. . ~
It po"'u'iI8 10 pe procured at Hlo "
per mon Il ana "aSn'nS including III
= e' d. ; 2 ~ , Gus. per '9 iU
~ =! o'o'i ~ - C y'te IuS,GeS.
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h. e1f Io'T,o,l, T Sp' ~ 100, cnr,t,,
Of 'olan -, l ENALE Ava Dh0l l
IL Inc Spring and Summer Sesslo
70 Tor inc present year Will eommenc
TT, on the llrst Monday IN March, an
Mt end with the last week IN July.
"a The studies OF the Preparation.
be glass WlII embrace photography, Read
ing, PenmanShlD, Arithmetic, EDuGS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

WHAT GOOD CAN RESULT FROM IT?-
We have noticed with great regret,
that newspaper warfare has been 60
ing on for some time past, in Providence,
between several highly distinguished
individuals of the Wing party in that
City. It never was our intention to
participate in these unhappy and un-
profitable controversies, nor shall we
take part in them now--still we cannot
refrain from remarking, that we think
they are persevered in in spirit which
cannot, in any event, be productive of
the least possible good to the Wing
party in the State, but more particu-
larly in Providence-and that the
sooner they arc discontinued and set
tied, the better for the cause, if not the
parties concerned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
MEN ANDTHINGS IN WASHINGTON

A letter from Washington, published in
the Nsw York Times, contains the following
extract:-
awe have nothing new here, but the elcc.
tons; and by them every body is excited
"Van Burcn is in fine health, and apparent.
ly good spirits. Ills three sons arc nying
about, like butterflies of the palace. Major
Van Buren is about to he married to rich
and homely Miss Singleton of y. G. 'ris
said that Martin, Jr. is courting Miss Blair.-
Forsyth has gone to Georgia. Too late
Georgia is lost to him. Kendall has gone
to Illinois to examine the mail routes, via the
Hermitage. lie looks pale, haggard nnd
wretched. He is interchangeable, believe
Woodbury. is preparing his classical repor
to Congress. 'ris said he wrote over hi
former report often enough to have filled 4,
book as large as Joscphus. Mr.. Poinsctt ant
Mr.. Grundy are attending to their duties
The treasury building walls are nearly finish
cd, and the splendid patent office is rising
fast. The hall of the house of Keprese nta
tives has been revolu,onizcd and improved
The Speakers chair has been transferred to
the opposite side Of the house, and the mem
bers' seats reversed"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

The VINO Losses OHlo.-Tbe Loui,.
vile Journal says:
We hear from Ohio the defeat of the Whigs
IN The Legislative elections in 10 or ~ counties
is rendered almost certain by the fact Of their
having IN those counties puralties of cand idates,
nii reso'uie'y bent on not giving way TO each
other. How strange, that men, who wear the
patriotic name Of Wings, should show that their
dwn petty aggrandizement is so much nearer 10
their hearts than the great interests Of their coun-
Try:
The Baltimore Chronicle throws further light
on Tue subiec. in the following paragraph.
The Wings have been defeated by their own
IlnPrudence aud the combined influence of null
hcniion and abolition. II is perhaps, not known
TO oil our readers, that there exists in Ohio a
States Right Association, numbering several lhou-
sands Of voters who are devoted to the fortunes
OF MIR. Calhoun and who, in all the contests Of
latc. have been on the side Of Tie Wigs MIR.
Shannon was IA conspicuous member Of this as
sociaiion and il known TO be the adherent Of Mr.
Calhoun.-was nominated expressly with view
10 the cancellation Of this purity and has succeed
ed. They have gone over in body. On the
other hand, Gov. VANCE had. by delivering up
an abotionist TO the demand Of the Governor Of
Kentucky, given great offence 10 the bohioaists
OF the State. and they took ground against him,
almost without exception. These nre the causes
tho temporary causcs-of our defeat in Ohio.
they must cease to operate in great National
contest, and then. again, Ohio will stand erect as
the leader Of the Wing States Of the Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
&:ill'k &:ill'k DID, nv.
Real Estates &C. at Auction.

UiH be sold at Public Auction, on Taes-
day, the 3Oth day Of October inst. at
lOo'clock a. m. on The premises, i fair,
If not, the merit fair day,
'INIIE spacious and commodious Dwelling
House now occupied by the subscriber
(nearly new, fronting on Brond-st. 20 feet and
l52 feet in the rear-together with a large
Barn and other out buildngs-an extensive
Garden with fruit trees, ,shrubbcry, &c.-Two
good wells of water are on this Estate.
4 Also, the Estate next south, in good repair,
and suitable for two families, with Caipcn-
ter's shop thereon standing, a good well Of
water on the premises, fronting on Broad
street 62 fcct-I52 rear.
Also the convenient Dwelling House 'front.'
ing the head of Broad street, pleasantly stu
ated and good we'll Of water OF the premises.
Also, lot of Land adjoining, being l30
feet OH the old Beach road, and 20 feet rear
with a good Blacksmith's shop thereon, and
complete set of Blacksmith's tools.
Also the 3 story Coach Factory,and Coach
House attached, directly opposite The sub
scribcr's residence which is well calculated
to alter into Dwelling House at a small ex-
pense.
Also, one nice Barouche for 2 horses one
light handsome coach 2 new handsome one
horse Barouches, on Elliptic springs oae do.
second hand on & springs very good Sc
cond hand Chaises 2 new ones do one FIRST
rate horse Sleigh one Box Sleigh do one
Gig Sleigh do one light Horse Cart al |!
harness also, q quantity of second hand
Harness, together with quantity ofunfinish-
ed work such as Body's, Carriages, Wheels,
lot of new Wheebarrows, &c. &c.
Also. quantity Of Hay, Straw, Corn, foa-
der, Furniture, &c. &c.
LIVE STOCK
26ne young and vel! broke gig HORSES
Also, a valuable COW and yearIing Calf.
ISAAC STALL.
Oct II. WM. Lowe, ,4aci'r,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

Eight days Later from Erope.-Thc ship
tIibernia, arrived at New York on Sunday
from Liverpool, furnishing London papers to
9th and Liverpool to the 2slh Sept. The
most important intelligence is that relating
to the grain market in England The defc-
lency Of the present harvest was estimated
by some at 25 per cent below an average
crop but this was thought too large an esti-
mate, and that 10 per cent would be nearer
the mark. This would make the deficit about
SOC, 900 quarters of wheat. Prices had RI
sen again, and it was thought there would be
no diminution during the winter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
ITEMS.

DR.. Henry Alexander. Professor in Columbia
Medical College, died AT Charleston last week.
Hon. Stephen C. Phillips, late member Of Con-
gress from the Essex district. Mass died suddenly
ut Salem, on Friday, from an apopectc Gt.
FROST IN CHARLesroN.-Thisd devoted city
was visited, on the night Of the lth inst. with
that mos, welcome viser, frost. The efisc,
will unques,iOnably be favorable upon the health
Of the city.
Mr.. FoRREsr.-This distinguished trag g.,linu
r1's had the good sense to decline the nomination
for Congress rendered 10 him by the Loco Focos
lsaac L. Varian has been nominated in his stead
$4,000, 900 acres Of land, principally in Illinois
Missouri and Wisconsin, are by Government or
dered TO be sold before the lst Of January next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

a. TAT'EsIEN'r OF the situation of the Banks
~ in the State Of Rhode Island, SC. OH Friday
October 5Ih, 1888, as The same appears by the
returns made by them 10 the Bank Commission n
cs
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, S9,s59.li3 eo
Bills in Circulation, Apo, OOS 81
l'slances due other Banks, 63O, ,O6I rs
Net profits on hand, AL 1867 81
Dividends unpaid, 37,O53 So
Deposits Oh interest. 596, ,49S ~
Deposits not on interest, SS3,OI4 rs
Total amount OF Liabilities, l4,676,0I1 10
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, SI2,6O2.5Is Os
Specie in Bank, $50 sS5 81
Bills Of other Banks. 558, ,5O5 3s
Balances due from other Banks, 453 $50 80
Stock in own Bank, l2i ,66I &c
Stock, Real estate aud Other
property, 2sS, ,467 O3
Total amount Of Resources, Sl4,6i6,Ol7 ~
Of the Notes and Bills discounted,
there is payable out Of the State
the sum Of $3,s23. .26O rs
Aud payable in the State S,779, lS7 rs
OF the circulation there is held by
the Banks Tie SUN of 4I2,SO6 IS
In the hands Of the Public l,7S6, POP 40
by comparing this abstract with the returns
made TO the Commissioners, Sept. 7th, 1888, il
appears that since that date,
The circulation has been increased Sl32,7 ,730 9s
The specie has heen reduced 5,S42 IL
The deposits, including dividends
unpaid, have been increased 2S.b33 05
The Loans and Discounts have
been reduced BOG, ,5ss 81
Published pursuant TO law.
Office ofthe Bank Commissioners,
Providence, OctOber IL, 1888.
HENRY ANTHONY, } Bank
GEO G. KING, Conns-
WIN. pECkNAM, sOners.
Oct. lS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

The New York Gazette says, il
would be difficult to find more striking
exhibition of the esprit of the age, .
than has been furnished at Cincinnati
The steamboat owners of that city have
held meeting and solemnly denounced
the law Of Congress passed for the pro-
lection Of human life on board these
steamboats,, and actually expressed the
determination to resist the operation OF
the law We hope the sheriff of the
county will have the opportunity of in
ficting punishment upon the very first
violator of that law. We expect next
to hear that ga large and highly re-
spectacle meeting" has resolved that it
is " contrary to the spirit of our free
institutions" to take cognizance of
crime Of any sort.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

ANOTHER SUB-TREAsuRER.-A Mr.. Cor.
don ID. Boyd, some time ng", was appointed
a receiver at one of the Mississippi land off.
ccs. Shortly afterwards he proved TO be a
defaulier To the amount of $4,000. The
pronulgation OF the fact did not ut all nbash
him. He imlncdia'c;y betook himself TO the
stump for the vndica,ion of his character.-
Il did appropriate the money to my own use,
exclaimed he, 'and expected to be able IL
repay it. hut my spccuTations turned out un-
favorably. 'Tis my misfortune. and not my
fault. ] hope, gentlemen, you ore satisfied I!
'Oh, yes, replied his locoloco hearers, we arc
perfectly satis6cd.'-kou. Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
ARRIVALS.
MEMORANDA.

Sch'r Mogul, Austin of this port, rom Tfnerff, NJ
rived nj Baltimore on the 18th inst.
Arr nj HAVANA 2gth ult., brig Poland, Gardner, ~
days rom this port-was to sail again about l4th s
| for Baltimore.
! The ship VIM. Lee. of this port, was spoken Mnrc'
ih, With 400 sbis. sp. uiLThe Capt oi the VIM Lc'
reported THE death &c Capt- A. Gardner, ~ this town
innstcr of the ship Omega Of Nantucket, who was b
ried on the Island &c San Ierenzo.
Ship Audiey Clarke, sherman, of this port, month";
out was spoken by English ship, March jth, with 2o
bbls. sp. oil.
rny,,, March i,h, ship Martha, po,crof this port
II 20 ibis OIL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

Mn PRENTIss.--The Jacksonville
(MississippD Sun contradicts the report
originally sent on its travels by New
Orleans paper, that Mr.. Prentiss, of
that State, has resigned, or is about to
resign, his seat in Congress. lie will
retire from active political life when his
term expires, but until that time will
continue to perform his duties in the
National Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
EY J. G.. SHAW, ,-Auctioneer.
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
FOR SALE, ON THE HILL.

IN Tuesday, ihe sOth day sf Oct. inst.
at II o'clock Il. ". on The premises,
riH be sold af Public .luction,
A n elegant LOT OFL.aND 7s front by
"A $50 feet rear, situate in Bench street,
next south of Joshua Tew, and west of JOSH
nh Few. This Lot Of Land, with southern
front, is one Of the most eligible building
sites for sale on the Hill
Conditions liberal, aud will be made known
az time and place.
Oct1I J. G.. SHAW. .7urf'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

VERAosr.-The Legislature of Yer
mont met on the 10Th inst. for the pur.
pose of electing a United States Sena.
tor but alter sixteen ballotings they ad.
journed to the next day, neither of the
candidates having majority. The
wings had two candidates, and the Lo-
COS one.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
Married.,

In this town. on Sunday evening last by taa Rev. Mr.
Howard, Mr.. Phneas Cory, tn Miss Amcy =. Anthony,
daughter of Mr.. Benjamin Anthony, all Oi this town.
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. A. Henry Du-
mont, Dr. Peter =. Ccaveland, Of Bloomefcld n. Y.
to Miss Mary e. Marsh, daughter Of MIR. John Marsh OF
this place.
Esq. to Miss Mary Ann, daughter Of William ;. Vernon,
Esq. formerly Of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

Nrw JERsEY.-'rhe intima,on that pa-t
Of the votes of Cumberland county. New Jcr-
sew, will be thrown ont, is founded on the fact
that in Milvillc, a manufacturing place, the
J.ocos went to one oftbc establishments in
the absence of the agent, and induced be.
tween 20 and 30 aliens TO go TO the polls and
vote. This is proved, and the consequence
will be that tho votes of tho whole township
will be Philadelphia L. S. GaseAe.