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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22

WEBB, BOOKER i HAMILTON offer for sale,
do and 50 bls Porto Rico
boxes white Havana ..,
- bis Crushed fstnAh
$40 licr:es Louisiana Loaf
Is hoI"s ,nd p bis Boston do
'$ 30 30 S Ss;* o;I.ao. soLAssrs.
do Sugar House
100 bags Lsguia
100 do Java f,o,,,,
90 do Manll4 NOF LIZ.
50 bis Porto Rico
e.. e.; $'$;::s: and
10 bics Almunds
300 sscks Liverpool Salt
l2 casks AMI q bo1e, Cheese
80 'oScs and - hall boxe, Rai,ins
30 do Soap
Spera, and Tsiow Candles
k"ss Cut Nails md BIajs
herman and Blis;ered Steel
taS'ii, Mu"tard, Chocolate, Pimcnto
Hnser, Natm-Gs, Mace, Hops
Coppcra., refined sal, Petre
Sweet OH, Rice
nn'spP'n:. letter and writing Paper
Hno Bar Lead aud Gunpowder
=, moo" " ass various sizes and qualities
s;ues.,, 'indssones, Lime, Ground Plaster Of Paris
Mad ira
s.: :7n,,,:. WINES
Samo.
Tar
Bale Rope
I"loe, Shoe Thresd
oca' ord. and leadIa: Lines
-, "e Leather and Upper do
10 otes Cotton Oznabur,,
SS""o Shr'ings and Shcc,ingo
In2 6a-,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22

I'm Rules held IN the CLERKS oicc
of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancc for Goncss-
ter county, Wednesday,, the 9Th day OF November 1883
Thomas smith Complainant:
against ,,,.,,
Robert b. Fife administrator of VIM S. Fife deceased; William
sbacke Thomas e. Amoy, administrator de- 'ens mon Of
John Hewlett, deed. Deiehoahs
be Fife having entered his appearance
and according the Of Assembly uhd the rules OIL
This Court appearing by satisfactory evidence that he IS not
NJ, motion Of the complainant
by Thomas Amory his attorney is ordered that the said de-
fnda nppenr the frs, of the next TERM and
Inc hill that Of this order be
newspaper published the city o Richmond Tor
tho front door OF the Court
house of this county. Ccpy-Tcste,
"u' " ~ JNO. P. CARY, c.. C.
p.., G2--wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22
CITY SAVINGS BANK.

CITY SAVINGS BANK.
!7ctire Capital up,oardS IF $4,000.
sS Institution continues receive, depostc all sums OF
money be offered less amount Than Eve collars,
grants Certificates the same bearing interest," tcu days aie
the following For remaining six months and
five per per remaining shorter PERIOD
Office OF the ut the store OF Mess samuel +.
Adie & Co. SaMi NlNtkEE freS'deW.
SAM'I +. ADlE, Cashier.
2. EDMUNDS, Sserstarr.
Boni Sheppard r. HaSn Sncad Jas Z. Crane Robert
c. Williamson. Jas h Bridges. james Allen WIN s. Pl"me no
Kent, Judah Myers j. Fry Alexander Duval, DAVID
Bridges H. Baldwin, Ro n. Jenkins, E. b. Bentley, r. Edwards
j., VIM Allen r. NJ CumP james W. Dibrc, John ~ Gordon
Directors. -
Jan II f-l2t
,HIIiS is to c-r,iy that did settle
the d,icuy Samuel T. endnck and Henry rhomp
do believe that the bond executed by
Henry Thompson 10 Samuel r. endrick difference n the
horses was auuerty ostancL publicly advertised by
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE,
FRANCIS A. WILSON,
ROBERT r. VAUGHAN.
Jane CS-2a"3w
6,O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Lewis Webb and George T.
Booker composing tho firm OF Lewis Wehb& Co.. have tins
with william Il. Hamilton late OF hrmo
Kev,n and Hamilton Petersburg; and under the firm of Webb
amon will conduct heretofore general Grocery
and Commission Business. -
GEORGE Il. BOOKER,
WILLIAM B. HAMILTON.
RichmUId. January !, 1899.
EVILS WEBB CO., being DESTROYS of closing their bunc>
request indebted them soon MS possible
those having them will Of course present them Tor
payment, =,
Richmond, January |, 1882 6s-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22
Hearing and Eve sight Restored.

Hearing and Eye sight Restored
YORK paper saith that remedyheelor IS TO 10 mad Of W
IA GREEN Of Bethlehem, Pa. .
II nIoyes eec,ual when affection caused by weak
ness the remedy gives health and strength to the whole nervous
system. ., .;,o;,,o.
That much of the art Of Physie)
I IN knowing nhem not TO gire it,
The restoration brought about without giving physics without
ciynp nv medicines been experienced the Editors own
family as we'll as families Of Of his neghbors also
md such benefits received,
known for tho good OF our fellow citizens ID Similar
Fora fee of S. is sent for famlyfor fec of
for four or five persons morens at times heh
bors may wunt-pcr mail, FREE of postage.
And other Sickness deafness md loss cycsgh
for such sickness without charge
BIT mny be improper state, that during tho time Peo
ple are using and learning how help
and their hearing their eyeght and their health
ncanhey follow their customary business and can live as
nsn,I ' T27-w6mI Aug 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22
General CoIiectiun and .40enr

General Collection and Agency Business.
'HE subscribers offer their services 10 the pubic at large as
Agents objection of Debts Sale Rent OF Real Es
tate Hmu, Servants. all other business transactions IN
which services be desired. Office in the formerly
occupied by Dr. Ihos. Johnson and F. james
& Co. GEO r. CkUMf, AND
NoyS I5t-tri DABNEY NJ. MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22

~ hk!N-We offer services TO friends and the
IN Hiring out Negroes for the ensuing year; and having
on our list about 80 for hrs would request those
our services 10 the above busness to make early
and also those in want Of to apply early
obtain good situations and the best prices Among
nu'nber. coal pit and factory hands, house
efs drivers blacksmth. and carpenters Also,
good cook washer and ironer, If situstion be OBJ
/ : 'o~n ROBERT HILL & CO.,
! d , lFl-ts1 ID door from Market, Ndin
-"n charge for hiring ia per We will collect
and ssad 10 them Of sickness, without further
- x. HILL & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22

MrED STATES HOTEL, (late Hots )-This splendid
will he reopeued the 18th Of January, under the
NE subscriber Situated the junction of Fulton with
"aer streets. offers every nduccment to the mer
man OF husiuess Commndiou- private parlors with bed
are handsomely furnished and fitted up for amIly
a The subscriber futicr5 himself that the Improvements
i made viii render The Hotel eligible for citizens
myers. The Bar will lie furnished with every variety Of IL
"'ny selected and the Table supplied with all the uxu
, he as"n. II will be the ambition Of tho subscriber to
n"e equal 'oa aud he pledges himself that no exer-
expense shall be spared TO metit share Of patronage aud
i 7, 'atacoH % the public
lar5 r" ,oI me rce'!o" o. az o., I1u's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-22

IN CuANCERY-vRGSIA.-In Hanover Circuit Superior
= Court, October l2lh, 1888: .
John williamson 30 "Ics and John Pate and Maria W. his wife,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11

Tvesrt4r with many OF $50. 500. so. Nc. &c.
~aA,Ir Tickets unIy SIO-lial,es S5-Quar-
srrs ~ so. Far sale at
BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Orders from the ouniryfor Tickels d,awp BY
ID. 3. Gs-g-ry a. Co. in all Iire'n,d Schemes, (sc-
sesnyAn'ed iy cash Prize TickeIs,) pronpiiy aud
cS1aAsentisliy attended 10. when addressed 10
HENRY il. BOOKER
Lyncbburg, Va.
O Ny customers may always depend on see.
'sg the numbers OF every LOTTERY in which ]
sell Tickets, published in'ili- paper. tl'he Vrgi-
man, 90 the Official List Of tue Drawing its
eeeived. IL. Ii. BOOMER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
BOOKS. STATIONARY, &c.

NJ + are now receiving and opening Fall sup
w ply OF Books, Stationary &c. TO which we
invite the attention OF our friends and the public gen
orally. The following are a few of our Books:
The Life and Writings of Washington, in II vols,
by j Sparks.
Life of Washington in vol. by Sparks,
Cooper's Naval History OF the United States
Bancrof's History Of the u. States,
Memons OF Aaron Burr
Private Journal Of Aaron Burr
Broughams Sketches of Statesmen, lat and Cd series
Broughams Opni' on Theology, Law &C.,
Websters Speeches,
Eyerets Ofati0ns,
Bridgewater Trealises 7 vols,
Leightons Works
Moshiem's Church History
Hawks Church History,
Mcllvaines Sermons
Hae's Sermons
Melvilles Sermons
Dicks Theology,
M'let's Report Of Presbyterian Church Case
NcEiroy's Report of do do,
Prayer Books, handsome assortment,
Family and Pocket Il bles,
Lady Bessingiou's Works.
Miss Edeeworih's Novels and Tales, 10 vols,
Works Of l.. F. L., vol
Works of SIR Walter Scott, 7vols., Library edition,
Waverly Novels, vols,
Coopers, Buwer's, James's, and Paul De Rocks
Novels,
Marryaus Diafv IN America VOL,
Fanny, and other Poems. by Halleck.
Hyperion, Novel, by Professor Lunpfellow.
Fair Rosamond, by Thos. Miller
Farmers Library. 3vols.,
llarper's Family Library 81 vols
Hatper's Classical Library SO vols.
anlhons Series o Classical School Books &c &c
large and well selected assortment OF School Rocks
Lomax's Digest.
Daviss Criminal Law,
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONARY,x &c.
Medium, DENY and Cap Blank Books,
Il ecord Books.
liat-bonnd Account Books.
Pocket Lsdgers,
Receipt Books, Copy Books
Cypbering Books, Sheiiff's Books.
Blank Checks aud. Negotiable NoIes.
ooiscap, Letter, Account, Souvenir. Bouino and
Wrapping Paper; """
in'hs' 'utfs, Flies Violin and Guitar S,rnos
hogefs ; hnIves and Razors Gold aud Silver pen
a'l Ill ,N "'htna'Icai Instruments Black Red.
n'u' ,"Ns. u''r Brushes Visiting and Con
'e''a''on CaidS, Steel Pens. &c &c.
Oct II ~ ShT''h J.
w4w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
31s'gi. Tia State Z0ffe,.y.

fFpf tHe"o"tH VI We HuhOngaIlaIIa Academy.
tias !. No g. Tor 1889
ITO be dror~ .ai aeIandria on .Sai,rdayhe o6th
4Norembor- Iy- The Drauiag uiH be recerea at
Elis (l6iof OF. Tux sday, l0H INST
GRA ND SCHEME
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Lvriiii0nf ,NChes,,e !

9esNses mar = OF $40, $50, &c. 10.
Whole III ckeI ; only S4-Halyes S2-Qnarrers 81
AsEssie at BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE,
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FOREIGN

TWENTY oNE DAYS LATER FROM
LIVERPOOL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
MKT LOTTERIES AHEAD.
BOOk.cr's Lottery a Exchange Office J

Lynehburg. Oct 9Th. 1889.
! Cap hsl Prize OF $4,000
as Prlz - OF 500,
WHOLE TICkETS onis So
LEE SBURG ACADEMY LOTTERY.
EXTRA CLASS No. 7. FOR 1899.
TO he ,a"n at RICHMOND On Tuesday the
iie,h No. s'nber o. The drawing will be reeeiy.
.sd.=t this office 90 Thursday the 1dth iusi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17

W. The undersigned. invite the attention
" oithe Pnbli':. to the new regulations in
me Ciassicai Schn"l mt Greenwood. AbbeviIc
Di>tric' >. &. w" have agreed take charge
OF i'Is Academy in cOnnexion, and. provided
we can obtain sufficient sha" of the Public
patronage, we expect to continue to. ether for
some years We will give Instructions in all
the branches requisite for entering tn, south
Carolina College ar any other i'm the United
States. The 'rincipal ofthese will be the Greek
ana LAIN Languages. Mathematics, History
and lie"grnphy. Composition. Defamation
kcading and Writing. will be strictly attended
TO. As we will be able SO to arrange our clas-
ses, thai each one of us can devote his excIu.
sive attention to particular branches, we tlatfer
ourselves that they will he thoroughly taupb,
We pledge ourselves to Use our utmost efforts
not only, to facilitate The progress of our pupils
IN their studies. bn, al OTTO inst into their minds
correct principles of morality.
w. G. MORAGNE.
J. l.. LESLY.
Greenwood, Dec u. 1898 AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17
CAROLINA HOTEL.
CO. C. :

HAMBURG. SOUTH CAROLINA.
HNH undersigned bcss kuve inform his
IL friends and the public in general, that
this Hotel mas undergone thorough repair, and
that he Ia now p. eparcd for the reception and ac-
conmo a,ion OF Permanent BOarders. as well ais
Travellers aud Transient
VISITOkS.
lie would observe, that those who may favor
him with :uli. shall find themselves ngreenbly
and comfortably provided for. His ,abl. is sup
piled with all the substantial requisites OF good
liuing together with every dclicacy and variety.
that the lnarkets OF Augusta alnl Hamburg can
afford, with the attention o, aciuc servants and
faithful hostier. His Bar is stored with liquors
Of the choicest kind.
With The confident assurance Of giving full
satisfaction. he solicits his old friends, and the
public in general, to favor him with call.
Drouers can be accommodated ,cith stables
and lots for stock.
A. KEMP.
Dec IS, 1888 If 46
The Greenville Mountaincer, and Pendleton
Nlessengcr will insert the above for six weeks,
aud send then accounts TO the subscriber in
Hamburg. AK
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17
From the Ne,o York E1prcss.

Fro" the Nep York Express.
THE PILGRIMS LAND
Sons of New England, t,frn TODAY
A gentle thought OIL friends away,
Recall the land your childhood knew,
And ilre-side scenes long past review.
Think OF The land that gave Won b,rth-
Twill banlsh grief and swee,en mir,b.
Review your life, from youth to age.
Ponder Oh each successive page;
Then think OF the old pla rim train.
And call their virtues up again.
Ask, II the land which gave you birth
Has stamp'd OH you its seal of worth
While through each scene-mutcrnal arms
Amidst pure natures winning charms.
Boyhood's gay hours, or munhood's cares.
In rest or labor, joy and tears
Think OF the land which gave YOU birth.
And love thest Of all OH earth
For every blessing most You prize.
For all that's dear to mcmorys eyes;
When e'er your hear, at Virtues name.
CLOVIS with aught like kindred flame
Thank the pure land which gave YOU birth,
And show how high you prize her worth.
When ronndvon press the lone and poor,
er wrescs'ed watehyour Opening dods,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17

to 'he Senate Chamber to day in the form
vi a memorial. The Perition.-a Phila.
delpi'an, proposes 10 bring rain from Hea-
rem by the aid Of machinery! He says bs
can replcnish the rivcrs,-wuter the earth,
bring rain from the clouds,-make the
Pr;'rirs grow. DC. q. What think you Of
humbucs now! All this is done by ma
chinery, aud the Petitioner solicits compen-
satIon from the Government, only on the
ground that his experiment is good one,
aud proves in every way successful. Tho
committee of Agriculture is to set upon
this moral subject.
Yours. e.. b.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17
Lovvndesville Academy.
YNIIE exercises Of this Institution will he Il

Vu~tiE exercises of this Institution will tie re.
suined on The second Monday in January
next. under the care of the REQ. Yiiiiam ri.
ifarriS. as Princi pal and Classical Teacher, and
MIR. Abrnham Cunningham, as Teacher OF the
English Department.
The Trustees feel 10 hesitation in saving
that these gentlemen are as competent to the
discharge OF the duties Of their respe ctivp de.
partnlents, ns any to be found in the upper
country, nd that they will spare no pains to con-
time I" merit the high stand, which ilus been
awarded 10 them rs Teachers.
As the impression abroad, respecting the
health of Abbevillc District, ia unfavorabie, we
deem 1t necessary to say. that Lowndesvlle
and its vicinity, are AZ healthy as any section of
the upper country The Viluge is situated OH
high and dry ridge. remote from any standing
wafer. "a well IA all causes of disease; it must
therefore continue 10 be healthy.
In point of morality. W. ,lieve it is geuer-
ally CONGO ded thai there is no section of coun.
try more exempt, from all ntlnccrnrni to vicious
habits, than this. We would hazard the asser-
tion, that w" stand unrvallcd in this particuIar.
Excellent Doarding can he had in the Village
and vicinity. ut SO per month.
The School will continue the common Scho-
lastic year.
TERMS.
The Natural Sciences, I6 ..
English Grammar. Geog} o
raphy, and History
kG"s'"s' msi;r' Se' Writing Ar''"- 6
DR.. A. B. ARNOLD Pres. b. T,u,.
w. R. SANDERS, Vice Pres.
w. G.. COZBY, Treasurer
M tTTHEW YOUNG,
J. MnFFET SIMPSON. Trustees
8. J. SHACKLEFORD,
BY order of the Board
J G. CALDWELL, Secretary.
Dec 10, 1888 c AZ
The P"rd.cton Messenger and the Weekly
Chronicle d Sentinel, Of Augusta, will copy
the above three times. and forward their me-.
counts for pavmpnt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17

Afford the help the Savage give,
When your forefathers cross'd the wave.
Think how the men who gave you birth
Once wandered exiles on the earth.
And when the prayer Of Red men comes,
Not to dlvest them of their lomcs.-
Arise, peace. and hope beyond The grave
kise up, your fathers friends to save:
Think Of the land that gave you BIRTH
Drive not the wrctced from til, earth
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17
t. reeaaaCO0a academies.

~E Hav the pleasure Of informing our
w friend and the public in general, thu,
the exercises OF these Institutions will recon-
me"c" Of 2"d Monday i'll January next.
classical DEPARTMENT.
10 meet the increasing patronage of this De-
partnent, we have added another Teacher. il
will therefore he conducted iu future. under the
JOINT mol of Mr.. JAMES LESLEY, our former
Teacher, ami Mr. WILLIAM c. MoRAGNE Late of
the Ln.lsi Academy; both graduates of the
S.Car"li"a College, and experienced Teachers.
EseliaA 5S~io D.f--,s,noas.---'Ihis --Dspart.
ment will be under the management OF MIR.
JAMES GILES, graduate of Franklin College
and OF several years experience in tc;,r hing.
Female Dcpartment.-Wili be conducted by
MIR JAS. NJ. FEM and Lady, and Miss O'llARS
late of the Sumerville Academies distinguished
alike Tor their literary qualifications. and expe.
rlcncc as Teachers. Mrs. Fem and Miss o.
liaro, the former distinguished as Musicn L.
French teacher, and the latter in Paintings,
These bra, clues will therefore be taught in the
most improved and perfect system.
The Public will -iliScovcr that we are iucnr.
ring an Immense expense for the benefit of the.
youths OF the country. and all we ask IS a.. ex
aniina;i"n INTO the merits of our Institutions he
lrv,ng that they will be l;,,roniz d if known.
For w" are bold to assert that IN no one point
are onr Schools surpassed bv any in the Souti,
ern States. No Student will be admtt, d into
any OF the Schools. unless he comes reconmcu-
ded by II good moral character. and file cones
from another School, he shall bring with him. n
| certificate of his character aud standing. A
Chap' is now building in the place. in e,ded
| tor tho exclusive benefit of the Schools. Terms
| Of board and Tuition arc as moderate m ella.
where in this District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17
The Edgefield Advertiser
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS.-Three Dollars per annum ifpaid
IN advance,-Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if
paid before the expiration Of Six Months from
the date of Subscription.-and Fonr Dollars if
not paid within Six Months. Subscribers out of
the State are required to pay in adcance.
No subscription received for less than one year.
ond no paper discontinued u.,til all arrearages
are paid, except ut the option of the Editor.
All subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered ut the end of the year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same. shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
ADvERrIsEMgNrs conspicuously inserted ut
621 cents per square, for the first insertion and
43i cents for each continuance. Advertisements
moi having the number ofinsertions marked on
them, will be continued until ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
All Advertisements intended fnr publication
in this paner, must be deposited in the 0 Otticc
by Tuesday ercning.
All COMMUNICATIONS addressed to the Editor
(rosr PAlD) will be promptly and strictly at
tonded to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17
From the Nc,o York Ercning Post.

'V" "e -NCtC 1OTH EccRtHg POSf.
The sudden departure Of Mr.. Price. and
inc deiaichtI"ns OF which he is supposed 10
have been guilty, are said by the Wings to
DC powerful arguments against keeping
the public treasury independent of tho
banks.
Ii is astonishing out Of how small mat.
ter Wig Journalist will fabricate an ar
guinenl. A French cook will get YOU
turtle soup out of pair oficather breerb-
es. A VIII. journalist, wteu he hears
that person who is not by his Office re.
ceivcr of pnblic money, and no has new
er gwen any security tn he Government.
ha> S"t possession OF sum Of money. he.
longing to the nation, and gone of with il.
VIII, with deXierity equa: 10 that of tho
frrnch artist. extract you an argument n
gaihst the scheme of individual receivers.
bound ~ give the largest and mos, certain
security!
IL IS The practice for District ATTORNEYS
10 receive The amount of merchants bonds
placed with them for collection, and paid
before Judgement. The law. however.
probably because they who framed it did
suppose thai such payments would ireuuenr
y occur, makes no provision for obliniug
the Dlstrict Attorney 10 furnish security for
the talthiul payment of moneys which
thus come into his hands. In conseoncnco
OF the questionable measure of extending
the credit or the bonds of merchants "a
lhls city, large number of these bo,d.
were placed with MIR. Price to be renewed.
Many ot them we're paid while in his hands
and the opportunity for large defalcations
was thus inevitably created. If the bonds
had gone through the usual process Of law.
they would have been paid to rlic Mar.
| sial alter judgement, aud the Opportunity
would not have existed.
- II IS the climax of nonsense to saw ,b.,
because an OIncer rom whom the law asks
no security, and whom 1t piaces under no
check, iails TO paw over the none Which
comes INTO his hinds, that thereto. a .ys.
'em oi public receivers, selected with Il
special view to their function, and placed
under the ,lrictest oversight, check and
responsibility, would be unsafe. 1t ia
leariuiiy "ns;ite to drive chaise and pair
down " steep hill without rein or bit; bue
with stron" curb br,alcs, and good puir
OF reIns, y" never think of danger. There
Is precisely the same difference in publio
oihrer leit loose from all proper RESPONSE.
bililirs and public officer made suhicct Ia
them. The " hies argue that because n
horse, when YOU ride wiihou, bride, runs
away VIII S"u' you must thcrcfOr6s dis
pcnsc with horses altogether.
suppose the partnership of the Govern.
ment with the banks, or with National
Bank, still existed in full operalion.-
Would that have prevented the deialcatiou
which has occurred Clearly it would
have made no difference. A District At
torney had the same facility of embezzlins
the public money while the National Bank
was in existence, that he has now. Tho
Wings talk "i Mr.. Price being Sub
Treasurer They must then mean to saw
thai The Snb-Trrasury system existed in
tn" lnc of ,h, old United States Bank,
since 'he District Attorney in this city was
n> much Sub-Trca,urcr then as Inc is
| now.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-17
y ss't'k( 80.

LII persons are forcwnrncd from tradinr
a "r note "t hand for One Thousand DOL.
drs, signed by Jonv MARSH, payable n, s;r,v
days from the 18th or I4tl of November TO Tho
Hamburg Bank. payable to the order of Daw.
son Atkinson. Afford EIoey, and l.. J. Trott,.
lndnrsers. The above note was los, or misnlo.
ccd by A. H"lIey. JOHN MARSH,
ID. ATKINSON,
A. HOLLEY,
l.. J. THOTTI,
Nov 1G. 1899 i AZ
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Stale ni Uitli arOllna
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
E~OLLED before mo by F.. S. Mavs, a
stray Horse. taken up by him at his plan.
tatIon, near Horns Creek Meeting House. on
The 10th inst-hay color. about Is hands high.
I'D or i years old. bald face, three white feet
right arm roam. appraised ut fifty dollars.
ROBERT WATTS, J.Q.
Nov ~ 1893 te4a
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@oetie Neeess.

We republish. this week, The Worth of
Woman poem by the great master of Ger
man poetry, Schiller. There were some omis-
sIons i'll TIC copy which we followed when we
published The piece short time since. We have
now given our readers, the whole poem.