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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
NAs11UITION rLECTKO-MAGNETI

HOOLOogCAL Institute, No. 81 BOWERY
IL -Tb, Public respectfully informed that the institute Is
for the The collection OF animal. the
yeh<rc< that has bees Offered Ear public
speeon th. country Mr. Van Auburgh will the
u O'Clock r. NJ, a In the evening. The hours Of
exhibition will Le ~ COOS; past
4P. NJ, and from to past In the evening. Abundance Is
,eps-Cbiren half price Every attention will be paid
the careful officers attendance 10 secure the
ysiters from the intrusion OF i'm proper persons
Signed G. S.ANGEvINEk CO.
d<3ms Propretors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

n a MIC ThsEAINE-broadwsy,n la,
~ t~rsals-THiS EVENING will be performed
MONSIEUR JACQUES-Monsieur Jacques, Mr. Nlckinsor
Nina, Mrs Blake
An. WHICH, the SCHOOL FOR sOLDIERs-Chevaier 81
Franc, Mr. Gann-Bertha, Mrs. Hsmbin.
To conclude with the BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
Charles, Mr.. Charles-Charletie, Mrs. Harrson.
Boxes 50 cents-Pt IS The curtain will rise
O'Clock rpe hall g.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

NATIONAL THE aTRE-
~ Ho.se-MR. WALLACK. Less~r-
Mr.. wALLACk THIS EVENING
THE BRIGAND-Alessand Massareni
ria Graxie, Miss =. Wbeatley.
After which, the WOLF K THE LAM B
Dir. wallsck--Mary, Miss Ayres.
To conclude with
THE RENT DAY-Martin haywood, MI
Haywood, Miss Whe1tiy,
Doors opsa 6l-Pertornsnre begin at "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

PACKETS Ta ARRIVE
LiperpaoI.-UHiled States, Hodredge, Dec.
England Waite, Dec, Is.
Garrick, Palmer, Dec l6
Harrs- Chas Carroll, Lee, Nov "a
Francois LIST, Pel Dec
Observation-Disclosures. Chadwick, Dec 10
Phiadelfhia Morgan, Dec 20
PACKETS TO SAIL.
London--Montreal, Gnfing, Jan 10
Gladiator Briiten, Jan. 20
Liverpool Roscoe Delano. Jan
Europe, Marshall Jam 10
Haprs.---Bufgundy, Rocket, Jan I6
khoDe, Forster, jim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
OH EMICAL~.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
HOLIDAY Po ESENTS.
CARDS.
- 4 a

~ II.
VISITING CARDS, In plain writing, the Italian and fancy
hands printed the polished German Pore, Card may
be- procured nj the of Maiden lane
sTOu19s Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
Also. silver plate Door and Number plates the plating or
which uncommony thick The silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser
Merchants Commission Cards. executed with dstinctness
ard taste.
Letter Stamps Consular end Noiora Engraved u or
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, &c.
STOUT corner ofMaiden lane
d5e-5mS and Broadway.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
NOTHCE.

EN ILL be sod ht Hamburg, OF Tmsday,
w tic 1St day of Janaary mert, vauabio
ioWn property, consisting oi hat wei; kIr,wn
Establishment called Co,ing Gil II Fairs NaIo.
House, with the wkari.iot and yyl.a1i a.tacied.
ALSO,
he undivided tiiirdut the Ware House known
rs Adams Ware Louise.
:, 10; w.'i fine improvements, now occupied ty
ic-. J. w. Stokes,
Also,
a small tract %! Pine u ucsis within mile ami
lilif q! tine town, containing one huntlIc cd und
ilitt acrcs- OH which are all the necessary bull.
dihgs tori comfortable residence, und i Spring
ci pure and excellent water
Another Tract, containing two hundred ncraa
adjoining the town, with nn excellent Mill Scar
thereon.
n small tract ni eleven acres i'm tl.e fork of the
d2cic:d and MariIntowh roads. on which is Il
cn'nnfrabic dwelling. recently built, and a co,A
siar'i Tor pubic blI,iress
Terms OF Sale. For Covirston g. Fairs
Ware House. II credit of six, Twelve, eighteen
ana IN, wcn,y-iour months, in equal instruments.
Inc o:iicr pr"..rrty on cre,iit nf ~ moniils
Bond ami personal security. and mortgage OH
the premises will be required to secure tl.c pur.
chase money.
JOHN Is. COvINGTON.
Dec 4. 1873 Il ,a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
ViU be Hired

q HN th' First day oi Jan,,ar. next, in liam.
~ burg mt Simpsons colmcr. (late Sulli.
vnhs) ior one year. upwards Of Thirty Negroes,
'"oi"in" I" the ninois of II. &. L.amur, con,
slsting OF Men. Boys. Women and Girls.
Also,
a F0'uHt!c Plantation on Savannah river, q.
h"n : m:lcs below Hamburg and Augusta, una
nearly opposite ihc Sand Bar Ferry.
ALSO.
The Ncgrn's hel"mriDg to Augustus Tar.
rance, and the FioRia',0n belonging to the lis.
tate "i John Tarrauce. deceased adjnil ing Jas.
Van. Sell, Entlcr. and ,ic estate Of Thomas
Hall deceased.
JJ Those who hired any of the above Nc
Rroe> u" present Year. wii please lav, them
al the place Of hirin" earIv in the day. well clo-
tllcd. agreeable I" cuIlt,act.
CHARLES LAMAR, Guardian.
Dec IA. 1873 Il a.;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
OBITUARY.,

Died ut his residence, on Turkey Creek. in
E.uScheld District, OH 'iucsdny the ltI instant,
Mr KrD..ltr CDCllAAN aged 80 wears
ana months. There are many incidents con-
iletted with this excellent mans life, winch
would 'nh~n his bloS raphy Of peculiar inle, est,
10 the citizens at ihis District. MIR. Cochran
was one oi the vc,cran heroes Of III being in
active service during the greater part of thr A.
iIefican kcvoiullon. Ia which lie rendered many
important scr'ires to tHS country. Although, he
III 'cr hau the iOr'un' To be- in any general ei,-
SaSclhcnt, yet lie was always OH the n ert and
was nigni' sllcceSsii, i'll many excursions, and
shiriis!eS .;'IiiS the British Indians, and To-
rie': Mr. y. and Mr.. Hatcher, whose widow is
YET ;vinS IN ih.s District were the two first III
tho District and perhaps in the State, who met
ior til. purpose OF raising companies to oppose
me lories ana procure projections for their
wives ana chidrcn, nj ,hr time when the States
"i south carolina and Georgia were consider
cd is prisoners of war, many OF whose citizens
were w,naily on parole lis such, and were after.
wards ordered imto th, British service. Twas
on Ihc receipt of this order that Mr.. C.. and
MIR. ii formed the bold determination to oppose
iyrhn ~ atevcry hazard, which they did. MIR.
Z. was at onr tIno taken prisoner. by the inf;l-
nous William Cunningham and his gang who.
alter pin dcrins him OF all they desired, told
MIR. T.. that he Cunningham had killed nine.
ty-ninc men with hisowm hands. and that he had
never shown mercy to any whom he had taken;
but, although hc knew him to be his enemy, he
considered him ali honorable one and would
spare him: aud OH the sam" day they overlook
other wings, and iassarrcd them with n savage
hand. MIR. T.. was II member OF the Methodist
Church for the last 30 yenrs of his liie wherein
he conducted hilnself altogether worthy of his
sacred profession, in ail his Transactions" do
ing INTO others as he would they should do unto
him. He occupied Il high seat i'll the bosoms
of all his acquaintance while living, and died
regretted by every true hearted Christi;,r, and
Republican who kucw him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

The Confederacy and another, with the
views aforesaid, are in violation Of tho
Constitution. destructive of the funda-
mental principle, on whicI, the Union of
these States rests, and beyond the juris-
diclion Of Congress, and that as such. no
petition, memorial, resolution, proposition.
or paper, touching or relating i'll any way,
or to any extent whatever, To Slavery, as
aioresail, or 10 the Abolition thereof, shall
he entertainetl, or considered, by this
House, but on the presentation thereof.
shall. without being reu,l, debated, printed
ar referred, 6e laid OF the table. and no
further action, whatever, snail be had
iiereon.''
The first Resolution passed, 1913 to c.
The 2nd passed, l36 to Go. The 81 was
divided, and OH the firsl part, to The word
"dirccily." inclusive the vote was l73 to
80. On the last part, it was l6l to 80.
The 4th was divided, also. On the first
Dart, TO and including .Confctlcracy," the
vote was l50 to 2G, On the latter part.
the vote was ia to 26. The fifth was
also divided. On Tho first pari, down to
and including the words ''bryond the ju
rIsdiction of Congress-" the vote was l46
to 81, On the other part, I2G to 7G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
RICHARD GRIrFINN
r.. Il. CALHOUN.
ALBERT WALLER. :
L\RkIN GRIFFIN. :
JOHN MCCLELLAN. !
THOMAS y. BYRD, :
JOHN LOGAN,
III, Dee. 10 lc:i| c A

AHI T., the undersigned. invite the attention
w ofthe Public, I" t- new regulations il,
nc y 'asS'cai school nj GrcrnwoOd. .AbleviIte
District = {. w" have agreed take Charge
"' THIS Academy in conncxinn, and. provided
we can obtain Il sufficient stla" of the Pubic
patronage. we expect to continue ,o.cthcr Tor
some years. We will give instructions in all
he branches requisite Tor entering thu South
Carolina College ar ary other in the Un,r.!
States The nrincipa! oi'tIIcSe viii! be The Greet
and Latin Languages. Mathematics. Hist..r.
ana geography Composition, Defamation
Reading and Writing. will he strictly attended
to. AS w" will he able go tn urr;lngc our chs
sea, that each o'e of ms can devote his ex .l,,-
SIve i,tntlon To particular branches, VIC t'atirr
ourselves that they will tie thoroughly taught.
We "'cdae ourselves to Use our ;rnos, e,I:.r.
not only I" 'acilitatc the progress o. our pupils
i'll their studies lnt also to instil into their minds
cos:ot principles of morality
w. &. MORAGNE.
]. l.. IESLY.
'""""'"n"d n"c - - r 1c
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LOWn,;cxyiI,ci
desa.

Vie exercises of this institution will tr re.
saneh nm the second Monday in Ja,,,,ar,
nexfc under the care nf the Rcp. HTiliuu, II
Harris, ,as Principal and Classical Teacher. on,I
Alr. Abraiam Cunningham. as Teacl,nr ~. |a ,,,a
English Department. ''''
Inc Trustees feel no hesitation i'm sav;nc
iiat these gentlemen are az competent to ,.,,.
iischar2e oi Tie duties of their respective, ,I,.
pnrtnienis, as any to- he found i'm the uppar
country, nd tlintthry will spare 10 pai,,s to con
llnue I" merit the hisl, stand, ,wlicI, has been
awarded 10 hem IA Teachers
As INC Impression abroad, respecting thu
health of :Abbevillr District, is unfavornbl,. we
deem it necessary to saw that I.owndesvi,l4
idd us vicinity. are ~ healthy us nnv section of
the upper country The Village il situated or,
high and dry ridge. remote from nny standing
water, rs well ~ all causes of disease; il mus
therefore continue TO be healthy.
In point oi morality. we b.lieve it is gener-
any c"hcrdc't, that there ia no section of coun.
try more exempt, from NIL inrIncrm..nt to yicr,us
habits, tl,nn this. We would hazard the nsser.
non, that We stand unrivalIrd in this particular.
EEeefteM Boarding can be- Iiad in the VilInYc
and vicinity. ut SO per month.
The School will continue the common Scbo.
lastic year.
The The Cinssic,' En,nIn, s&;. SIG per session.
English Grammar, tieog-
rnpI,y, aud History. o
.Readns, Writing, Ari,I,- Z" :.
metic, &c.
DIR. A. B. ARNOLD, Pres b. Trus.
w. r. SANDERS. Yiec Pres.
w. G. COIBY. TREASURER
\TFHEW YOUNG.
]. MDFFET SIMPSON. Trustees
5. J: SIIACkLEFORD,
By order of tho Board.
G. CALDWELL, Secretary.
Dec ~, 1888 AZ
The Pcndleton Messenger. and the Weekly
Chronicle g. Sentinel, of Augusta, will cop,
the above three times. a,ii forward their -"
| counts f0r Dnv,nen,.
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LIST OF ACTS n
Pd"Sca ty The o0ath Carolina Legislature, 4

Uecem6er. 1888. vy
/. An Act to pcrni, Chancell0r Ha + 4
10 he absent from the State. 80 (
<. An Actt0 amend an Act, eutitled an
Act, ." prevent distractions 10 the passage
oi hsl up The several rivers Of tins State,
passed 18Th Dec. l5.7.-
8. An Act 10 autturlze the President aud
Directors or the Louisville. CINCINNATI.
and Charleston Kali Road Company. to
increase the rates of transportation ON tho
Charleston and Hamburg Rail Road in
certain cases. aud in grant certain vacant
lots III the Town of Columbia.
i. IN Ac! I" amend the 10Th section of
an Act. giving to Masters and .Con,missi
crs III Equity, the power to grant injnuc-
ions.
.. An Act 10 increase the penalties of
the bonds required of the ShcrliIs, and
Ordinarles 0i the District OF marlborough,
D. An Act 10 provide for the election Of
Tax COLLECTORS for each of the Districts of
Anderson, aud Pickcus.
Z. An Act directing ucensus To he taken
of the free white Inhabitants of this State.
o: Ah Act tO vest the reversiuuary in
tercst "i tn" State to the Catawba Indian
'ands. IN the essces thereof; aud e, secure
une s"stcnhnce aud support of the remnant
of tho tribe Of Calawba Indians.
io An Act {" aulhorise the South
Western Rail Road Bank, to establish,
branches aud agencies in this State.
IL. an Ac' To authorize the City Cuun-
cll ot Charleston to close aud discontiuu
Ellcry Street.
IL. An Act To repeal The penalties here
t"forc imposed upon the practice of pllvsir
"r surgery, and sale of Drugs without IL
ccnsc.
l3. An Act TO incorporate the Charles
ton, Grorgetuwu.audA All Saints Rail Road
Company.
la. An Act to define il,e terms on w,icn
the State will aid in the construction Of
turnpike roads.
10. An Act to amend an Act, enti,led
an Act, Tor rebuilding the City of Charles
Ton.
l5. An Act to authorize a subscription
III behalf of the State, to the South Wcs-
tern Rail Road Bank.
H. An Act 10 raise supplies for The wear
1888
IL. An Act to incorp"rate the Pendle-
'"n Mnnutartnrin" Company.
~. An Act to repeal so much Of the 4th
section oi All Act. To organize the Courts
OF this State, passed 2lst December. 1896.
as relates to eleciihg COm,nissi0: ers in
Equity. To-, I'll" Districts of Chesterfield
.n'i Marihoroush.
~. An Act to privlc for the increase
AMI preservation nf the Library o G
Conrt of Appeals, in Charleston.
II. An Act To anihurizr the sale of the
Real Estate of Alexander Downer. deceased
aud for other purposes.
Y. An Act I" establish certain Roads
Bridges, and Ferries.
%. An Ac' to max" appropriations for
The year comrmenrin, =, Ocloher, 1888.
~. AnActto incorporate the Mctropoli-
tan Raul Road Company.
%. An Act Z" incorporate the B,vings-
Vile Cotton Manufacturing Company.
26. An Act to amend au Act, 10 lend
ihc credit ofihe Stale, to- secure any lna,rs
which may be made by the Louisville,
Cncinnatti. and Charleston Rail Road
Company.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
From III. South CarpIinian.

GRADUATES OF THE >. CARoLINA COL
LtGE, lS S.-At the commencement Of Ihe
S"uih Carolina College, OH the Sd instant.
The first Degree in Arts was conferred ON
thu following named gentlemen:
L .. Anderson, 4. Il. MrIvcr, Dixon
Harnes, T.. +. Morall. T.. t.. BriInycr,
4. Il. Muldrow, E. NJ. Boykiu, G.. p. Pei
ham, q. :. Brown, l.. b. Prince, J. Can
icy. }. f.. Rivers. ". ID Dcsuussure, J.
". Roberts, N. II. DAVIS. +. 4. Salmond,
J. Ii. Elliott 5. J. SinsIe,ary, A. Gregg,
w. II. Sinhlcr, &. e.. Gregg. NJ. K. Sin
slrion. ". X. Goss, J. 4. Smi,h, ). II.
Hay, d. q Sparks. .. J. Hart. W. II.
Strmsfcllow, }. G.. liayneswor,h. Edwd.
Franant. IL. 4. Jones, J. III. Wilson, |.
Lrsesne. e. Is. Walker. S. J. Marshall,
}. WithcrspOon, l.. McCaullcss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
H1alee! for Sale.

1 IL" Subscriber vii. OTTER for Sale nj his
residence. on Saturday tIe &ith inst. his
"f"ti0n. sitnaird ahou sever Miles from
s.dS' hcid Court Hou-r. and adjoining Lands
"i b";ils,nin Ga'nan. Moses Swearin.cn and
James Miller. Containing (NH) Three Hun
cred Acres %! good Oak. Hickory and Pine
Land. On IN" Prcmis.'s are a tolerable GOOD
Dwelling" House. and all necessary ont build
mss, and All excellent orchard of Fruit Trees.
ALSO
Some choice Mlrh Cows Hogs, Corn. Fodder
Il first r':tr yoke OF Oxen. II good Cart. House
ho'd and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles
too tedi! Us To mention
ALSO.
Nbont II or 1i0o pounds OF good Pork.
About 20GO Peach Sriuus
Terms made known o. the day of Sale.
JESSE BRYANT
December u 1929 = AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

The Resoluti'"s Of Mr.. dth c re o.
lutions Of this .ent,emnn do rim high honor,
and the people he represents. They re npow-
crful and well-timed rehuke to the abolitionists
Such men rs Mr.. Atherton, deserve the ap-
plalse and the gratitude of the whole un V.
IT the Northern people will sustain their Rep
Yescntativcs, in such resolutions as these. then
will our union be safe. Political fanatics nay
labor with all their might, but they canno, break
mis-. ,ings, but we trust. that the great body Of
onr Northern brethren ARE sound OH the subject
OF Southern rights. Let it be the prayer of CIV.
cry true pa,r OF, that they may So continue.
MIR. ATHERTON'S RESOLUTIONS
UPON ABOLITION.
WAsHINGroN, Dec. II.
"Rcsofred, That this Government is a
Government Of limited powers. aud that
by The Constitution Of the United States,
Congress has no Jurisdiction whatever
over the subject of Slavery in tho several
Stales Of the Confederacy.
Resolyed, That petitions for the Abpii-
tion of Slavery in the District of Colum-
bin, and the Territories Of the u States.
and agains, the removal of slaves from
one State 10 another, are intended to affect
the Institution Of Slavery in tic scveral
States, and thus. indirectly. to destroy that
Institution within their limits.
Resolued, That Congress has no right
to do that indirectly, which il cannot do
directly, aud that the agitation of tho sub
ject Of Slavery, in the District of Column
bia. or in the Territories, or in any man
ncr, with the view Of disturbing, or over
throwing that Institution in Tho several
S,ales, is equally unconstitutional, and
beyond its legislative competency.
Rcsoired. also, That the Constitution
rests on the broad principles Of equality
among tho members of the Confcderacy,
aud that Congress, in the exercise of ac-
ltnowledged powers, has no right 10 dis
criminatc, between the Institutions of ono
portion Of tho States and another. with y
vicw of abolishing the one. aud promoting
the other.
RESOLVED, therefore, That all attempt,
on the part Of Congress, to abolish slavery
in the District Of Columbia, or tho Terri.
tories, or TO regulate the removal of Slaves
from State 10 State, or to discrlminate ho
tween the Institutions Of Que portion Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

1.blacks; s;Ms sndas. .''or abolition petition day.
lndaed, pes,tions are in order every day
for some 81 days 10 come, aud we may
expect many a fierce and angry contest
between che difleren, parties, to this grea,
and overshadowins question.
TO morrow we shall have debate :: .,ou
tho true construction of Mr.. Athcrton's
resolutions. If Mr.. Pickens' views are
correct, then the South has gained great,
triumph, in carrying these resolutions, an'l
the aboli,ionisls and pbilo- -abolilionists will
incrcasc their efforts against them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
.~reess,Uo0a .xc..ze,,.scs.

~E Have the pleasure OF informing OF,
w friends and the public iu general, tia
inc exercises Of these Institutions. will reco.
''e"cc o" End Monday in Janunry next.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
no meet the increasing patronage of this De.
paritncnt, we nave added another TeucLer. i,
WIN therefore be conducted il, future, under r.,
l0'nt conn ol Of MIR. JANE. LESLEY, our tor,ne,
icacter,and MIR. WILLIAM T.. MoRAGNE late ,.i
t,ie nhslisii Academy both graduates of III.
S.Cnroll"u College, and experience cd Ieac:,er.;.
EnyttSh Matc Dcpanmcnt.-1hs Dcpar,-
ueht VIII he under the management OF AR.
JAMES GILES, Il graduate Of Frunklin Co.Ie.e
I'LL" "' several years experience III teucf hing.
femdto Dcparfmfm.-H iii be conducted by
Mr JAS. NJ. FESN and Lady. and Miss U'iiAr0
laie OF the Sumervillc Academies distinguished
alike Tor their literary qualifications. and cApr
rlrnre ns Tcacl,crs. Mrs. Fem and Miss ~
iiaro. the former distinguished as a Musical s.
'rrnch teacher, and the latter in Paintings
these brl"ccs will therefore br ll,,.h .hl IN te
most impr": cd and perfect syst,ln.
The Public will discover that we arc incur
ing an immense expense for the benefit of the
youths OF he country, nnl all we ask ~ ~, OK
u'nnai"n INTO the merits of our Institutions be.
cvIng that they will be JairOlIiZ, Il il known.
For we are bold to assert that IN no one po;ut
are our Schools surpass"t! by any in the South
"rn Sllles. No Student will br admitted into
NY OF The Schools. unless he comes recoinuru-
ned ny good moral character. and ifir comes
rom another School, he shall bring with him.
certificate of his character and standing A
Clmprl il now building in the place in ended
Tor the exclusive benefit of the Schools. Term.
ut board ana Tuition are ;,s mod, rate as cls,
where in this District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

Hamburg.-It was will, great pleasure that
we read, in the Charleston C urier. the sub
Joined account, Of the increasing prosperity of
the towr of Hamburg. That spot, which, but
few years since, was an unsghtly marsh, send
ing forth its pestferous e1haln,ions, is now COW
cred with stately buildings. and is the great en-
Iiorium OF tru .. FIR a large section Of south
Carolina.
"Real Estate in Hamburg.-A statement has
been forwarded US, signed J. w. Marlborough,
Clerk and Treasurer Of the Town Council Of
Hamburg. in this State. showing the value Of
real estate in that place to be $1Si i595, paying
n tax Of 81 ,43S 81. The same properly was
valued in 1921, by the Court OF Equity, for
Edgefeid District. at ~ 600! At the head of
the landholde,s. are Henry Shultz, $:}6, ,631.
Auory Sibley, $35, la5; q. b Lamar, $:,5, GOO;
Jno. Williamsom's Estate, $40, 300; 8. &C. q
H. r. Company, 10000; Bank of Hamburg e,
8. C.. $14,OtO; Oliver Simpson. $4,000. Du-
ring the year ending Sept. !, 1888, $4,000 bales
Of cotton were received in the town Of Ham
burg"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
.NAW Sims.

UaI received b, I'll" Suhsc. to- rs. u large
% and desirable assortment of S ors. cn,
sisilng ~ part OF E:esroe's Shoes. Ge, ,lemcn' :
fine Calf skin Shoes Ladies Seal unu Nioror, q
Slippers OF superior quality and large ussor,.
ment oi Childrcn's Shoes of every variety.
G. l.. & +. PENN &Co
Dec. 10, IS2a -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27

ALABAMA LEGIsLArUnE-This body
assembled on the 4th inst James VI. Cal
hOun, OF Dallas. was elected Prcsirieu, of
the Srnale, and James W. McCIuus, of
Madison, Speaker ofthr House. The fo,
nner is u State Right Sub, Treasury man,
and the latlcra Special Deposi,e System,
man.
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BANK OF THE STATE OF 8. CARoLINA.-Thc
following gcnt mrn were elected on the 18th
inst. by the Legislature, President and Dircc-
tors Of the Bank Of the Statc of 8. Carolinu.-
C Colcock. President. Mcssrs ID. c. Webb,
9. Burger, II. Mcneil, J. Robertson, L. G. Ca
pers, w. A. Carson, Jas. Rose, &. II. lngra-
ham, Jas. Lynai,, J. L. NOVEL;, NJ. L. Mendcn-
hall, ,nd A. McDoss,nld, Directors.
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Administrators. 4 sale.

1si IN order "i the Ordinary of ,.,is.iic!,l
1p isirlci, will he sod at Idreird L. III. ON
M0nday. Me an Jan. mrt, One Marean liuir
olt, ana one chest Carpenter Ioois-lhe pro-
p"rt> Of the 'stat" OF Frarc's VI. \ ouiI.. dee
Terms OF salr-crcd,t six mon his, nolc. with
approved security
DMuND PENN, .idm'r.
Der 1S:,S off
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80 ER 4 ls e..

hN Tuesday the First OF January next. NJ
~ the pIa itallon belongin. to the Estate of
Jefferson Richardson. deceased, near Mr. BEN
!amin Stevens. t,ro Heiy Negyu feiions, be-
longing to the said Estate, will be hired out i;,r
the year 1889, to the highest bidder.
Is. 4. WALLACE.
Guardian of the minors.
Dee Z 1879 -
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"A Feacher vVam1ed

a Gcnteinan VINO will come well rccon,-
IA nendcd, will be employed 10 take ciurye
OF u School IN the nrignb"rhood of White Hall.
Abbcville District. Appratiou To he moip I'm
the subscribers. VINCENT GRIFFIN,
WM. HARRIS,
LEROY WATSON,
JAM = - ~ tT~DN.
Nov 2f 1874