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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
Administrators, Saac.

"E will sell OH Tuesday the stI, of Janua-
w ~ next at the late residence of Joseph
Griffin, deceased, hear Cambridge. upwards of
THIRTY LIKELY NEGROES.
Boys. Girls, Homen and Children. among the
number are two Black Smiths. n Carpenter.
and anle excellent YagOner,- Corn. Fodder Oats.
Mnles. Horses. Hogs, Pickle PoEk. Ca,,lr. one
lokeAot oxen aud Cart Sheep, two road
Wagons nenrly new. between u, aud 20 ,aIc-
fTrlsefold and Kitchen Furnitnre and
nthe a{tlcles not mentioned. Also a BInodcd
Mar Win fenl by John Basco,sIb. and n ,hree
yehr old Filly Cole Biuck Rose ) hv Nnl!ficr.
RICHARD c. GRIFFIN. 49,,
THOMAS c. GRIFFIN. IAN RS
Dec "a, 1899 b47
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

The renort O the death of Mr.. Carl,n, Gov
ernor elect Of Illinois, proves to be incorrect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
EdgefcL6 .M0Ic .4cN.tcs,.w.

YHNHE Trustees Of the dgetield Mae ,ca; !.
II e'ny. inform the public thar Mr.. ii. 4.
Jones, ot Abbes .lle. Graduate o. the Sonlh
Carolina College. will tax" charge of t.is In.
stitutiom for the ensuing year.
J. TERRY, Ser
Dec 1S, 1899 RI Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

Comm dore Niehlson.-The Bal''rnor' A
merican states that Commodore Nicholson die,
at his reside &C, i'll Bah,:norc, OH the 12th inst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
A E1OE', sOS .<ssIe.

A kOE, 3O3. !<esSe.
NNlLL be sold, berr the Store House in
w Hreenwood on saturday tho 18th De-
ce,nber. my House anil Lot, containing i5s u
cre% well improved. and near the Female Acnd-
cny; situate within GO yards of n fine Spring
The sale to take plac" mt ] o'clock. Terms
Cash. or Note bearing Interest
TFiDMA J. COLEMAN.
Dec T.. l2lS h
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s|A, u. LEAD.
II USF received and for sale. low for cash. n
0D large lot of LinSeed Ounnd Hhirc Lend. of
various qualities, and of Tie most approve,
brarls.
Also, n laige assortment of BRUSHES. of
all sizes. constant, on hand
Persons about 10 paint will to wei! to call an,!
examine our Stor kbcf"r' purchasing t. scwhere.
III. X. COCK 4; co. Drr.yis's.
V"mhurr. DOC - ISHS - =.
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"a .1'k'hl e..

a ~. persons indebrd To the estate of Bar.
LA tIolonlew KiubrcIl deceased are reou,s.
ted to make immediate payment: and all pcr.
sous lIa,in" demands anainS, the sa;t, tate nre
rcTncStedi 10 present them duly a,tes,ed.
LEWIS LLZEY. .1dm'r.
Nov : lS:,S = ~
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.t.iissini>traaOr's sale.

va a. b. sold on the Third day IF Junu
w arg merit. nj the store "i >. Sairisinlon n y
in Beach Island. twelve ar fifteen likely Ne
grocs he on"In. to the estate of John 4 ,ls de-
ceased on Il credit, till the 18th of Dcccmb,,
following.
MiLLEDGE GALPIIlN. Admir-.
Dec !. I-3 n ~
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~ OF ice =.
NJ OTIC z.

A Ill Persons indebted To the Estate of
IA Ann Lamar, deceased, are requested to
max, immediate payment: and all persons hav-
ing demands against tho said estate. are request
ed to present them duly atlesied.
a. NJ. WADE, Adm'r
Der H.. 1891 T. l;i
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Tbe apncrttarr.
EDGEFIELD G. II

THuasDAr. DECEMBER 27. 1885.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

RICHARD GRII'FINN
f.. K. CALHOUN.
ALBERT WALLER. :
L\RKIN GRIFFIN, :
JOHN MCCLELLAN. :
THOMAS B. BYRD, "
JOHN LOGAN,
cd, Dee. Is lS.}S r 4;
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

In lew years the scene w,llh.ch
same tongues which yoa have 50 m.ss y
.sacn'ns to pronounce the simplss, 49,.
hnsish, may be pleading for the IL.
citizen at the bar OF his country. q, -,
h'iis OF The legislature resound with ;n.
eioquence, or be the chosen repre...,.
Maker TO proclaim to a lost world n.
OF salvation. The scholar, who.e ir,,.a
now requires your assistance and m.
great patience even IN the plainest r.... =
ma''c' IN few years may 10 with NJ.
sar'ng the distances and tho magn;,....
heavenly bodies, and calculating with -.
cal accuracy their orbits over the Geld q =
ted space Inc artist whose wort,
good order for Il few centuries IL -.
OF imperishable renown, bu, the ins,rn,..
you are preparing for action will not o.l,
a lew centuries, time will not limit the,
The ceasoless ages Of eternity will hs
before their activity ceases, and IN.
which they receive FROM you will
'heir existence. Down the countless as,.,r.-Y
NY their course may be traced, surrounl., :
with the JOYS and triumphs of the blessed :. :
ed into the darkness aud DESPAIR ,s .,al.
IN great measure the result OF Won, e,;,Asa Il
or negligence. Hence arises ,be f.,-e,,
sibIiity oiyour station. Hence the obl,,,,..
der which You are siuce from N.
your employment YOU mus, WELD mich,
lasting Influence. 10 be sare that tina, ma.
excrted IN favor OF science. morality and -
iAat both by example aud preccpt vou ea,,,-
and recommend those qualities which ssa., ]
dignity the character. Science tbersf,.u =
tects oil education have always been pouerfl :.
good or evil AS The instructor nleasas g..
the mighty influence high intellectual ,,s
al excellence is within the reach of mos, a.
and there mast be tho rosoluliaa ). d
what you wish, before YOU can be such h, !.
be firmly fixed IN the mind OF each a -. \
iron determination To maintain an elevated ~.
ard of intellectual and moral oxcel!eaee az
bend the whole energies of the soul 10 n, an,
mcnt.
Finally, Gentlemen, Ia all voar a,senp,, !,
Improvement in science generally, or in seur n
profession in particular. in all Your efforts h j
note the cause of Education by ins,rae.s, u
forming and elevaiing the minds of thar
rod speed you.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

the obligation of contracts, shall, incontirently,
and without loss of time, abroga,e the charter OF
every bank in Ohio always excepting the two
democratic INSTITUTIONS 'yciept the Life Insurance
ani Trust Company and the Bank of Wooster
In quarto.-That tho pure democracy OF the
Ohio Legislature, shall 60 on in any manner that
~ them may seem good, IN the great work OF bank
reformation. cutting, sla~hing, ripping, tearing,
kicking d.sca and knocking up, all banks aud III
corporated ntonied Institutions, in this State, al
ways excepting the aforesaid Life Insurance and
Trust Company and The democratic Bank oi Woos-
ter, ;.nd we, their constituents. stand ready TO ap-
paud ana encourage them in the great work unto
which have called thenl-and may the spirit
Of axternin.tion preside over them, and may the
land be given uato them for spoil and for desc
iation, and may they live long on the earth TO de-
-troy il. and NAV their shadows never be less
To all which----imen.
Thus conclude first chapter on "BANk
REFORH.'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10
tnr tbs Paia
TEMPER ANCE MEETING.

Pursuan, TO previous notice IA portion Of ;
Young Men Of Richmond, mot at the War
building, on "Wednesday evening Nov. 7. for
purpose of considering the subject of f,rmip
Temperance Society. The mecting was orr
ized by calling llenry d. O'Ryon 10 The CHI
and appointing H. b. Payne Secretary
The objects of the meeting having been STA
by the Chair, the following resolutions were
fured and adopted:
tscSotrc1, -ihat we consider il espeaes,
form Young MEMS Temperance Society
Rcsoired, That committee OF tiyo be ansas
ed TO draft Constitution and Pledge, for ,hs y
ciety.
Whereupon tho Chair appointed Mesn nd
DugdaIe, Payne, Wright, and Williams.
The Committee after retiring for shoa Inc
reported the following Constitution and Rxsss,
which was unanimously adopted:
Constitution and Pledge Of the Young Mea's Ten
perancc Society of Richmond.
ART. LIST. This Society shall be kaeva AMI
designated as tho You've MEx's TExrraasr 70
cIETY OF RIcuMoND.
IAhi- N~u hC oiiiCcTs ct tnH cNfcy sssb
consist Of President, Vice President, and Sc
cretary, who, together, shall constitu,e Ezsea-
tive Committee.
ART. 3D.. The Executive Committee shall have
power 10 transact all necessary business el sss
Society.
Arr. 4th The PLEDGE That VIC viii .
stain from the OF all ardent spirits as eefs
age, and that we will not provide it as aries
of entertainment, & that ~ all suitable waysus
will discolntenanco its use IN the community
ART. 9TH The foregoing Constitution 81
Pledge, may be altered Or amended by ordef
two thirds of the members.
After the adoption OF the foregoing the soeifiS
proceeded 10 The election Of officers. WhefeaP'a
i was decided as follows:
President George Dugdale; Vice President
3. PAYNE; Secretary Henry ID. O'Ryon.
RcsoIred,- The proceedings O: this aaffi-
ny be published Ia the Palladium and Jeilefss
an
On motion the meeting adjourned TO nses %
he first "Wednesday evening in Decembef neai
HID. O'RYON President
II. b. PAYNE, Sec.
6- Persons wishing TO become members O -
society, can do so by calling on the secfssan
be Society at Mr. Borden's Office, IN whose hss"
ne Constitution and Pledge will be found.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

CHANBERsBURG AND PrTTsBURG-The Pitts
burg Times says,-"The engineers employed to
examine the route for a rail road, between Cham
bersburg and PIttsburg, have reached this CITY,
ana report that a continuous rail road can be
made between the two points without inclined
Plane"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

BURIAL OF BLACK HAwK.-A few days a. 8
announced the death Of this celebrated chsea
Iowa Gazette give. the following accocn'
burial:
sHis body, we understand, was not i0ica'., ~
was placed on the earth ia q sitting postsr' -
his cane cIencbed in his hand. enclosed via =.
or rails. This j. the manner in which cs'es ~. !
the Sac nation are usually buried. and vas
at his own special request. A cons'dcl.s. :, DIS
Der Of whites, we understand, was Presea'
disposition of his remains"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

THE QUEENS BED.-The visiters OF beeass
ham palace, who have had an opportunity y - =,
ing the Queens bed, and who were sccaH -.
to conclude that royalty must repose % s. !.
beds and downy pillows, will be sston's,s. -
have pointed out to them a small camp eed' =. =.
a hard mattrass, and one small Piiiov..
couch of royalty; but such Is the fact. -.
generally would follow her Majesty -
they would feel the benefit Of II In the 'ns
rpent of their persons and figure, and the % -,
health and spirit it wnuId secure.-l LONDON
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

CuRcULIA, three year old FLY by Medoc, has
been sold for 5000.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

SALE OF OAKLAsD-This place, containing a.
bout $50 acres, in Ann Arundel county. fifteen
miles from the city,was sold yesterday at the Ex-
change for S49, $50. the rate of eighty-4 dollars
per acre. The purchaser is Geo r. Gather, Esq.
Il Baltimore TRANSCRIPT
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

are plentifnlly supplied with arms and ammuni-
ton OF every description, even including field ar
til!ery-that they abundan,ly supplied with
money and provisions. and number upward. oi
10 600, ready for the invasion oil the Canadas SO
soon as the winter sets in. We hope il is true
and that they really IN earnest-that they
vii. come in sufficient numbers 10 be easily dis
covered, and remain long enough i'll one place TO
give our troops opportunity TO iiad out their
whereabouts
We learn from the seat of Government. that 4
despatch had lately been received by His Excel
ency the Lieut.. Governor, from air. Fox, the
British ambassador at Washin ton, stating that
the government had communicated to him the
intelligence that clan,i~s slime preparations were
going forward on the frontier, under tue subier-
uge OF assembling for other purposestha that OF
ievying wa on the Canadas. That. however
much disposed the American Government might
be to put stop to such proceedings, yet they
we're 50 cautiously conducted that there was
no law by which hevcoald constitutionaliy DO so.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

III. d. PAYNE, Sec.
o. Persons wishing TO become members q ~
Society, do so by calling on the secfesaH
the Society at Mr.. Borden. Office. an whose ass@
the Constitution and Pledge will be ioaoe
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

A FRIENDLY INTIMATIoN.--Ihc boarders at a
tavern in Georgia were annoyed by flies III their
butter. Judge Dolly tool the tavern keeper
side, and remarked to him, in private way, that
some of his friends thought 1t would be best iof
him to put the butter on plate and the flies
another, and let the people NIX them to suit
themselves. He merely suggested it for consid-
a
This is the same Judge Dooiy, who. on being
by Judge Tate, who had wooden leg
insisted on having gum cut, to put one OF his
legs ia, that he might be an equal footing with
his antagonist.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

$4,000 GOVERNMENT MONEY LosT.-The St.
Louis Bulletin of the 10Th inst. says that spe-
cial Agent for the payment of money to the Win
nebago Indians Is said to have los, 900 at fort
Crawford. The money taken in kegs into
the Garrison, and placed for safe keeping in the
magazine; the building was undermined, and
three or four kegs of $1,000 each, distracted and
conveyed to the river bank, where three of the
kegs were probably carried off by water-A
fourth key is said to have been burst open aud
was abandoned by The thieves
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-20

The inardinale desire EaE Esalih leads
% gambling, lying. ahisEing. and nuE'
dsFing. Il is eaSsIousness which leads
20 The tricks If he usUrer 10 sEade the
Laws Of his God and souniry. IL b this
lha. inslifiss those possessed Of expert
enee and informaii0n in realizing thou
sands a. = dash. BY taxing advantage Of
The inexperienced ami ignorant. IL Is This
thai builds the hnlwsrks Of he'll. The The
slre and The brolhsl. ihe lottery and OH
er gambling houses. Il is this thai con-
suucls AMI suslains The Steam POwers Of
darkness. Ihe dislillsry. The brewery. The
manulacinry snl sales af spurious, sdnl.
Ieraisd and poisonous intoxicating drinks.
Of every Rame and kind Il Is MT ha-
lrfd 10 mankind. nar a delight in their
missries. seen and known 90 result irnm
lhrse lrirks and trades: No; IL Is The love
Of money. e"yrinusness, ~hich thus drives
away the thoughts nf responsibility. Of
ICED. aud ri judgment. Il is Ihis same
rosriousness which makes men opposed
To every ai.rmP, 10 benefit mankind. by
bringing the Wn,h To bear against such
prarlices. II is net because men hate
their lell"w mrn. ihas they oppose every
moral reform. which. 10 succeed, takes
away the profit Of abe shrine makers.
No: il is eoset'usness. They do not
trouble their thoughts abanl others. 1--WE
are no. our hrolheT's keeper" "l.eI
them see e. IT," "WhaI will gain by ia"
These are their s,.le reflections.
I. i. M object. at future time. To gi'e
a few letters an the subject Of e"se.ous-
ness. 81 | dismiss this part Of my subject
Tor the present &.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Cour, of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term, 1888.

SispLsn Moore, .ldaa'T q John Bar
ton, dsetaHa.
Slspi,n Bnion. SAMUEL Barton MI q" sell
fam BHiva Fsumy Barton. Jam,s Real Es
Car'ol and hi' tsJs Many, .ibram tate
Crailftt MI kts Tift ibbg, heirs
81 iair Of Je.E Ba'iOa. tsstas'd
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction at the Cour,
thsl Sisphen Barton. William Barton and
James Carol. are not inhabitants ii tins state
Il - Ih"Irfbre ordered by the Court that pHhl
cation be made foE sir weeks IN the illltsh"
rough Recorder, that unless the said Stephen
Barton, " iiham Barton aud Janas ARID az
pear Of The ncH: term 81 this Court, {" be- helt
at the court house in iIllsboIouah, on the 4ih
Monday ~ February next, and then rnh there
lie their answer 10 this Pet'ti"n, that the petI.
ton will be Iaken pro eeatt,ss and heard "a
pnh.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price Adv, SIS 90. 4s-6~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OlQnge Conlfu.

In Equiiy-Seplen,ber Term, 1885,
U'0Ods v. BOtbtH aud others Original Bill
1T appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Ceui
that James Woods, oue &C the jtitrdtr.
IN this cause, is not an inhab att a his sis,,,
II is ther tore ordered tiatrr1hs s,Iot /, na,r
IN the :iillsborough Recorder iu s& Ut,ls
excessively, that unl,.s the sad d, ietcort
appear St the newt tenn II thus Cont. l. he
held for the c""niy a O,artf. a, tle,,rI'.
house in llIllsbrtrugh. IN the tc,ttt Marry
uf MaFch :cSt. AID plead. ~ sv rr ~ 'mh
the cause will be Set Gown i,I h,sIug aud
heard tr par;t as I" HIM
JAMES WEBB, c. &. u f.
Sepi' mber 10. 81 CIV
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Advertisements.

THE ,mP.ssrbslny catr,mg ~ the v add
man as u cugl L" tc 1, u, G,i,tw 49,
sent an cole txpCjitt'rs. |tC IL '..t'S
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end "i The pt,seui year. The 81 hsrrlt" i'si
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the ] p'rt,iar aud advertising rr"'' ~ 81
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eaily applications is requested.
II. G. JONES.
Editor and ircpr,'cr
June 81. -
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Notice.

rEyIIE Firm or LArINER & MEBANE is dis
4 solved. and 1t ~ necessary to close the con-
Germ. We wish all those indebted, 10 call and
settle their Notes and Accounts immediately
with James Mcbaue or Wiiam Nelson, who
are anthorised 30 settle the same. Indulgence
cannot be gwen.
G.. NJ. LATIMER,
JAMES MEBANE, in.
November 7. A.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAROIINA,
Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, 1893.
Joseph Gill aud Edwin G. Reade, Trustees,
-
Arthur Buchanan.
ne;,s,,.l .fg..l.....,1 I.....F -, I.~y

Original oftdchp,eni ltritd on land.
TT appearing To the satisfaction Of the Court,
that Arthur Buchanan, the defendant is
not an inhabrtant of this state; tits therefore
ordered, that publication be- made in the Hills.
bnrough Recorder, for six weeks successfully.
Tot s"'d defendant TO be and appear before the
Justices OF our Court of Pleas and Quarter SEES.
sions. to be held for The county Of Person. at
the court house IN Roxborough, on the third
Monday in December next, and then and there
to replevy or plead to issue, or the land leyicd
on will be condemned to satisfy the plaintiffs
demand.
Witness, Charles Mason. Clerk rf our said
Court. at Office, The third Monday in Septem.
Ter, 1888. .-a
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
PIies adv. So 10 ~ AZ CIV
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Removal.

<eIiE Subscribers hare EemREsd their Stock
- a GOODS % Chapel Elll-MaeEe. Mlkh
Tie addIiioa Il . large sspPly iram Nss foIk
this fAli. thry are enshled 70 slssr % The pnb
iir large end weli ssisetsd Stock Of Geods.
which thsg propose q eel On very reasonable
terms Cor Gash aF csnnary PEodure. Those
@lo ~ish 10 bay Ihrir goods 81 very lon pm
rrs, are inkllsa o. call
CAVE & HOLLAND.
Ciapel IIiil, Nov p. Sc
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JuntO Academy.

spIE Fail Session of the Jun'n academy
- ti"rm. rly Mou I Pleasant will clo'e on
the Stu bfahls moth.
Tie Spnng Session vii commence On the
18th Of January nrxt.
d. W. KERR, Principal.
December 6. as
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoLlNA,
Orange County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1888.
JO''ph Allison )o,;,,,,l ,,,c,u.r,
" 4 lnrtnA m 4 and

J''PA :f'''0" oririoar Attachment,
cslrin cIak. levied o" Land
TT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Cour,
- that the defendant ~ not al mhahiant al
this state; u is thefefure ordered that publ
ta,i"n be made in The ililIsboIough Recorder,
for SIX weeks successfully, that unless the sad
dsfs Hdant appears at the next Ccuu ii Pjess
aud Quarter Sessions. To be held al the court
house ~ ~ lsboGough. on the fourth Monday
m February, aud rcplevy or plead 10 issue,
judgment by default Will be entered against
hIm.
J. TAYLOR, Cierk.
Price adv. 81 so IS
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q FEA re uiat B"a.octs car tr ett,uno.
dated by the subscriber, at the oic staid
Of John FaddIs deceased.
Persons desiring il can also be actcu r'ots'
ted during Court week
THOMAS n. GRAIN.
7, hruaty Is. to-
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