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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

From the S0ndUlch lst0nds.-We have before
US file of the Sandwich Islands Gazette to the
10th of Nov. last.
Honolulu, where said paper is published, is be-
coming quite a town. One side walk, the first
in the Sandwich Islands, has la ely been paved.
| OAHu, Oct. 22.-Oahu Cofee.-Capt Smith,
of the valley Of Kalih,, in the vicinity of Homo
lulu, showed sample Of coffee the other day,
which, so far the opinion Of better Judges, and
our opinion will CO. has great claims to superior
iiy. The plantation under the attention OF Cap
tain Smith has been fostered with great care and
industry under tho hope of setting an example,
which may be speedily and universally followed,
Of promoting the welfare Of Hawaii by the i'm
prov ement Of the natural resources ofthe climate
and soil. The result, although vet in the bud Of
development, promises fairly.
Arror Root.-This excellent and nutrition.
article, found in abundance at the Sandwich isl
ands of the Pacific, Of the most useful sort:
Of farinaceous food l, is perhaps not general,
known that it has been recently proved capable
Of being made into good bread, although it ha
long been celebrated as a wholesome diet for in
valids. For buildings it has not its superior
even in -four, as some connoiseurs IN pudding
consuming have ventured to assert. During tn
scarcity Of -four, in these hard times, econom
might say in a whisper, without, without ofenc
even to gastronomy, --use arrow root.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

An important question Is now before the 80
preme court Of the state Of N Jersey, the decis'oo
of which cannot but be looked 10 with great intef
est. Col. Thomas Cadwallader, Of the TOWNSHIP
of Ewing. near Trenton, has brought suit IN 49,
damages, against the officers Of election IN ~
township. for refusing to reesive his vote q .ne
late election, upon the ground thai ne = POI -.
perty in Ewing, where he x IN ss,ao'lsD.
ment, and spends portion Of the year; % ~ :.
kseps a town house in PhiIidslp6sa, wnefe ~
sp. Dds the winter months The ques. 80
which .,..e - he a RESIDENT Senator SSs'as'
il counsel for Mr. C-Cam6en NAIL
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Otsego--Well done! A wing majority in the
board Of supervisors. In Bu,ternuts, three
weeks since, so loco majority now II whie major
isy.
Monroe CO.. clean sweep usual. All the
towns heard from whig to the back bone. The
new town Of lrondequoi,, den Of locofocoism,
has begun tho work nobly.
Ogden.-The special election in this town has
again proved that she is whig to the core.
Erie co.-The first town election in Black
Rock, has resulted in = glorious whig triumph Of
1873 majority. In Pompet the locos cloped, Civ.
ing it up = bad job. Tonawanda, IS whie
majority up till now it gave largo loco maiori-
y.
| Saratoga.-The result in this old whig county
Of the Revolution Is = complete triumph Thir-
teen whig supervisors and seven locos; last year,
10 and 10.
Ostar;s.--Senec., wing. Tho other towns ia
this great whig county not heard from.
Y1es.-Benton and Jerusalem, heard from, are
Wing.
Cay4ga-As far IS heard from, 7 whis super.
visors, locos.
| TAVERN RArE.-The Legislature Of Missis
sippi has passed law regulating the tavern rate.
in that ssate-The following are the highes
rates to bs allowed: Board, lodging, fires, can
dies, &C., per mouth 440.-Board alone $50
Board per week, Ss-psr day, $3.50, for mar
aud horse per night, supper, lodging and break
fas, 81. Breakfast, dinner and supper each Sc
cents. Tho penalty for demanding mose thar
those rates 70 fine not exceeding $500, and i'm
pfisOnment for three noaths
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

The packet ship Monoogahela. Captain Micro
ken, arrived at Philadelphia on Wednesday even
ing from Liverpool. whence she sailed on the eve
ming Of the 9Th of March
THE COTTON MARKET.
A considerable advance has taken place in
Cotton Seventy-fve thousand bales had been
sold In a single week and ten thousand in a single
day.
From The Liverpool Standard Of March B.
WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES
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publican frontier Of more than two hundred miles
to Lower Canada.
Under these circumstances, the NEST effectual
way Of increasing the power OF the enemies of
Canada, and then Of persuading to abandon
Canada altogether, would be the yielding up Of
this vast tract Of land to the United States.
Where is the individual Of common intellect
who has attentively watched the proceeding. Of
Ministers in reference to the Canadian dstur-
Dances and has attentvely perused Lord Dur
hams report, and Sir Francis Heads narrative,
(copious extracts Of which published in our
last two numbers,) who can doubt for a moment
the di epostionthe policy and the intention
Of the Government in reference to Canada?
| The secret correspondence carried on between
Ministers and the ringleaders Of the Canadian
rebellion, published in last; the encourage
ment given them; and Lord Durham's propo-
sails for Canada, being based on the advice and
statements Of republican rebels, must remove all
doubt the subject.
| However much We detest and abhor war, vet
If our Government allow the Americans to take
forcible possession Of this land, and thus abandon
our loyal fellow subjects in Canada to the control
Of republican rebels, all say the presen,
Ministry can do what no other Ministry ever dar.
ed; and that if English people allow them to do SC
we shall abandon all hope Of rescuing our country
from the dominion Of infidels and papists.
| Now recollect our statement; If the United
States Government has issued orders for taking
possession Of the disputed territory in the State
Of Maine, and if our Government do not forthwith
resiet that act. tie raele i q Shie and radiea
plot, Aacing It's erigis n England
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

lnrnovxxNr IN THE Wnr.-The st. Louis
Republican speaks Of the Aourishng condition Of
that city. The spirit Of improvement il indeed
abroad 10 the West, not more 80 in ST. Louis than
in Louisville and Cincinnati, we'll as in all
she towns in the Valley Of the Mississippi There,
comparatively but recently founded seats Of
eommsrce, Of learning, Of the arts, and the re-
6asnea,s Of life, rival in the beauty and mag
ni6eseee Of their private dwellings and public
buildings the most boasted sdifess in our Allan
tie cities. What were but . few shost years
since iacoesiderabls and unimporsant villages,
are now cities with their tens Of thousands Of
population. Enterprise and well directed efforts
have aceouplished this, and will continue to &C
eomplish still greater results. There are few, il
aay more beautiful cities u this Union than
Louisville and Cincinnati. ST. Louis, Ne are
told, 10 also celebrated for great taste and ele-
esnes, nes only in her public sad private edi6ces
bat IN the manner Of her citizens. The Re
pahlican remarks: AS IN evidence Of the spirit
Of improvement snd tsiiasag now psrvadins ST.
Louis, We mensioa . fact stated to 4 few day,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

ROWLAND HiLL.-On occasion Of hi. preach.
ing CHARITY sermon he said, Il once got E 600 by
acnaI'y sermon Hope shall get as much to day
Dn' observe, 1t any of you are in debt, don, pu,
deliberate. Ii any Of YOU owe n,o,.v ~. ;".,
before YOU generous
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He stated that

SINCE by . master contractor. He stated that
every brick remaining over from tho manufacture
Of last year, land about sixteen millions were
made during that SEASON. were bespoke, and
nearly every brick maker had orders OF contracts
to IN extent equal to the next four or six months
labor of the yards. The many buildings which
would be erected il materials could be obtained,
would have to be deferred until another season.
We trust this vill not be the case; there is vet
ample time to make the supply material equal
to the demand."-PhH Eve. Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

New York paper says, that Price the Sob
treasurer, ''instead of HAVING Iony l.cs
markabe short ones" II that be So we can ON.
~ say oil hum MS the man in the I.uua,ic ASYLUM
SAID when he first Locomotive engine
THAT animal, considering the shor,ne.s Of h.
legs, has the most astonishing speed ever wit.
messed in all my lie.-Lou Jour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25
,s'Essa G3DTsS.

- NOWDEN u SHEAR are happy 10 an
- n0unce 10 tTir friends i'll the city and
country. thai they arc mow opeln. very large
- Il splendid ASST tlnrni "i siall' d fancy
DRY GOODS suilab L Tor the Fa! ANA Win.
irr season. comprising great variety o! new
,luI fashionable ar:l' cs which they ia,e se:cc-
d with great care irnn the mos; recent i.mpor-
,aliors. We woud respectfully solicit oGr
rirr d. and he public 10 call and eXamne the
aS>o turnl :nr themselves; aid WE would e+-
pccia:Iy invite he att n;inr OF Planters Ia nur
usually lnrc" stnrk ul .iLANKI"TS. WEIGH
PLAINS. MIG 20 kERSEYS,& X LINSEY~,
;,lnl low priced FL ,NNEL:i. Tor Ser,anS.
AunrSl;t ia. Nav II. lS:W # ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25
PROCLAMATEON.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I
COLUMBIA. Nov 10Th, 1876.

Il
COLUMBIA. Nov 10Th, 1876.
By his Ere. llrncy PATRICK NOBLE, Esq.
Gorernor and Commander in. Chief im
and ouer The State Of South Carolina. ~
WV HEREAS an ;lrction was held on the
wv secrnd Monday Of October last, ahd
the day following to supply the vacancy in the
Congressional District of Rich!and. Lexington,
Orangebura and Barnwrll, occasioned by the
esmna ion Of the Hon. F. Fl. Elmorp, and
whereas, il appears nponronnting The votes re-
turned by the Managers Of thr election. 10 u}e
Office r. Secretary Of State, that SAMPSON II.
BUTLER. had n majority of said voies. Now
therefore. |, Patrick Noble. Governor Of the
State of South Carolina, do hereby declare and
proclaim. tina, the said Sampson II. Butler,
has been duly elected n Representative from
this Stare for the District OF Richlaud. Lex
ing;on, Orangehurgh and BarnwelI, to the
Congress ofthe United States.
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the
State NJ Columbia this 20th day of No.
vembrr in tue year of nur Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and thirty nine. and
in the sixtv E,urt year of the Indepen-
dcrcr oftIe United States of America
PATKICK NOBLE.
By the Governor.
NJ LaBoRDE. Secretary of State.
The Charleston Mercury Georgetown Pa.
per. Edgeirld Advertiser and Pendlrton Mes
sencer will copy this and all future Proclama-
tioms of the Governor.
Nov. 2ath 1899 43 f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25
New Fa,a and Winter Goods.

AJICHOLSON & PRESLEY beg leave 10
~ inform their friends and customers that
the, are nuw receiving and o ling thelr Ils;al
sup Of FALL AND HINTER GOODS.
consisting OF alnnsl every variety OF Staple aud
Fancy Goods, sc.rct, with nat care to s'iIl
has market. Among Item will be lound II
SpIeil,ihi aS.. TIncht ut
la,cv dar:> kn2!:Sh Prints.
Mourning AM! half Mourning DO do
Mon Selai.ic Ge Lanes,
Superior hack Italian LutcstrinG Silk.
Back u;.,! cou e.I Figured nro d. nap do
Superior Satin striped Chnly,
Black, co'ored. and figured E:isli,h and
French i!erino<,
Silk Gloves, Hosiery. &c.
Fancy silk and Satin Sllawls,
Merlmn and CimIy do
Sainctis. fIannels. Ga II "A Circnssians,
Fine blk. blue and invisible Broad Cloths,
Do Cadet Mixed. TO do
Vcslings \ Ca>siueres fnr Gents. wear.
Fur Caps. Hats and Bunllets,
A good stock of ladies', mems, and chill
dren's Shoes.
| case Gcntleman'S fine Boots,
Negro Shors and Negro Blankets,
.1O.i Ill anl l2-l Whitney Blankets
Saddles. BRIDES nc.
with many other articles too tedious, 10 EMU
mprale. all Of wIirh will be sold on the HOS
reasonable ;er,ns for Cash. aud to good rnSionl-
err nll the usual time. They invite the a'telI-
Ton of the Ladies. and their tiicrdS generally
10 examine their Stock. We will try to make
!, tn tcir interest to make thcirpurc!iases from
MS. We IRE thankful Tor the liberal patI onage
heretofore received. and hope to merit c"l-
tinuance of the same.
NICHOLSON & PRESLEY.
EdgcfrM E. n. Hnv. >. Il. o II Al
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PROCLAMATI
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Z
COLUMBIA Nov. Is, 1s39.
By his ErctNncy. PATRICK NOBLE. Esq.
Cousrror and Commander in Chief, IN
and ou,r The State Of South Carolina.
AZ HERFAS All El"crior was held on the
80 fist Monday of November inst. and
day following. to supply the varancy in the
e. org gr. 9, ionaI District oil Lancaster, Chester
fed ker-haw. and Sumter, occasoned by the
resgnat on of the Hon. JOHN P. RICHARDSON'S
and whereas i: appears, upon counting the
vets. return cdh the Managers oi'lheElection,
tn the office ,f the Secretary of State. that
THOMAS d. SuMT 1T hard ma iority ofsaid votes.
Now therefore. |. Patrick Noble, Governor OF
the State O! Sontl CaroiI, a. do hereby declare
and pruc!airn that The said Thomas u. Sumter,
ls be"n duly Eecteh a Representative from
tn State. furthe DStrici of Lancaster, Chester
h"l,l Ker>haw. a Sumrter, 10 the Congress
"ft the Uni ed Staies.
Given under IN, hand and seal of the State,
at Columbia, this 25tli day of November,
IN The vear Of our Lord, one thousand
e.ht hundred and thirty nine. ard in the
sixtv-four'h year Of the Independence Of
the United States Of America.
PATRICKNOBLE.
Bv Governor:
VI. LADoRDE, Secretary of State.
Nov. 26 a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25
EAseGeid .Mala..1 catAvlMS

YHyHE Classical Department Of this Insttu-
a ton will for the ensuing year. be nnuei
the direction Of Mr. WIN. G.. Moragne, II gr::-
drate Of the South Carolina College, and at
present one OF the popular teachers OF he
Greenwood Academy in Abbeville District
The attamm"uts of this gentleman in Classical
learning, his experience III the art Of teac ing,
and in lie preparations of young gent 'emen for
admission into College, are qualifications wnlch
recommend him to the Trustees of this lmStitu-
ton. and cnii.Ic him 10 the confidence and a
tronage ofthe public. The Academy building
is si,ua ed il retired grove. at Il coveneut dis
tance from the Village, Is surrounded hya nJ-
stautiul .enrc. an has every advantage which
a q,iet retreat, shade. and good water. can ;'n-
part The health fine Fi!lage is not srlrpasS-
ed by any in the state. and the morals aud in
telIg genre of lis inlrabitaits. afford guaranty
to thr public that the conduct and nannrr Of
the pupils will not he pre- eiuI'ed by virn,,S ey-
ample. The exercises "f this institution, will
commence on the first Monday in January nex'
A. bUrL%n.
JOHN IIPSCOMB, :
JAS. TERRY, -
n. l.. GRIFFIN,
WHIT. BROOKS.
Noy. Is, 1889 fla
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,SaEcAsGiss Garnet

SIMON Den ~ .,lIEARhavc received from
r9 New York and are mow opening very
iargc >rppiy Of >mpe ior Ingraii: Three Ply
Vcnriina aud 5rlIsS Is CARPETS Of the la
t. >lvIc amd rc',csl patterns. al of which have
b ell selected th GREAT care PrrsDnswr$llin.
10 supply themselves witt! the article will do
well t. call immediately rs they can now make
Il 80 ,cion ON nli' i'lic lar.csl assorlments
rv, offered IN his c,ty an of new a"d splrn-
did patterns. AISn. rich Bruises and Tufcd
II ar,i Rugs TO match the Carpets. and snpcr.
or Printed m;ax"- and Patent Floor CiOills.
Nu-u.i, g, tuv. l.. tf42
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EdgeGeld Village Female
Academy.

1NSHE exercises of this Institution Will be re-
sumcd OH Wednesday. The inst cay Ul
January, lS40. Two female teachers. Ollie O'
wuun Is fron one of he n.Os. .dlstl,l- uIslied T.
male Seminarles iii the lie u. o,aies, VIII aid
the Rector la the course Ui instruction, Which
is arranged with Il view 10 lie improvements oi
the pupiis IN the sUiId brancheS oi educaliOli'
The Musical department is si.tcd by Mr. ba'
con, whose well known tide lily III the duties oi
his profession, renders any luther notice "i
his snill unnecessary. The advantages Tor I'M
parting instruction i'll the physicai sciences
will be greatly enla. ged by the use oil Pal'"-
sopnicaI apparatus, which, is e1pectrd neio'
the next year, aud tiIe delivery 4 course III
lectures 5y Gentlemen Of the Edsetleld tfiio'
.on,,;c,, Society. The hcaithtniuess ol lie III
babit,nls of This place or the lat nine years.
.b,s estnb!i.h,d it, claim to q salubrlty OF eli
mate not inferior 20 any town in the Stutc.
It is imnortant for he improvement OF the
plleils, aud the good order Of The school, that
The children 10 be sent to this lust'tntoh
should commence with the year. The classes
will be more easily ard equitaby formed by
such IN Arrangement, and their members, all
netting out together, will proceed with more
steady aud even pace. The Rector can ac-
commoda,e thirty 0oarders.and in other houses.
pupils can he accommodated to any reasoiiaoie
extent.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS:
PER QUARTER.
For board, including food, bedding,
washing, and lights, $40 Gu
For tuition in spelling. reading. WIZ
ting, and Aritnle,ick, GG
For the above with Geography, En-.
glsh Grammar and Parsing, 90
For lie a .ove with Philosophy, Natu
raj, Mental and Moral, Logick,
Chvmsrry, Criticism. History.
Buffers Analogy. Algebra,
Geometry, DC &c. 10 co
Lain, Greek, French, ltaliun, each, = %
Drawing aud Painting. Oh
Ornamental Needle work, 6 90
Musick. Is 90
I1Se of Piano 3 Oh
Fire-wood in the Winter quarters. 90
Payments quarter y in adv anre.
WILL AN j. JOHNSON, Rector.
Edyeield C. H. Nov E. lS99 II 40
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Wade Speed, surviving parlner1
of Watkins d Speed, tor the Attachment
use Of John Watkins, III
Ado'phms J. Sale.
Watii. :, III
W. Same. Assumpsll.
EyIlE PhinIifs, in the above sta ed cases
q having fled their declaration in my or
flee. on the twenty. day of N"vemb"r
1898. and he defendant having no wife or at
lornry known to lie in this State, upon whom
opv of the said declarations can l,r served:
therefore Ordered, that The said defendant do
appear and make his defrnce within year and
day from the filing Of The said declarations. or
inaian absolute Judgments will he awarded
against him. ..
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, &C P.
Clerks Office.
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Ready sfffssic Gfos!aiMS.
q. r.. & h. EHcs.Ee, & co.

sH WE received rheir supply of CLOTHS.
EA CISSINERES IND FESTINGS
,lr JuHS LvuS III <unerircnhs their Tailor
.ne Establishment. and they are prepar' d l."
,yerute al orders for CLD'rIIlNG with deS.
patch anl in the vary best style.
They nave on la d u <pIr' did assortment nj
CASSlMERES aud VESTlNG>, in i,oricd
ny M"sSr<. Die ,im-on. Sehring & Co.
Also. an assortment p'rcady made Clothing
Dvcr-Coats. Cloaiis. HAS. Shirts Colnls. I'n-
SONS. & Stocks. all Of wlrch will be sold cheap
Nov T. ISI9 f4i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25
To Merchants, Physicians Pi.,i,
tcrs, und the public i'm general.

FEVI H.. Subscribers are now rcccWlng, III
III addition to ,heiI orrner tock. large sup
plies of DRUGS. Sc. SC, making heir as
aortInant the mos, cDlhple.e ever before oil red
for sa in tits market. TO which they would
call The 1T emtIon 0C the Physicians. Merchants
Plan:ers. aud all hose who wish % purchase
any thing in their line. Among the many ar'l-
clcs Of which their Stock is composed. are In"
following, viz:
OILS.-$pcrm or Lamp Oil, of different
qua .:ics, LiI;Seed or Paint do. Train or Tan
ners 10 Meats foot 90. Castor do. Sweet do
P.iINTS VARNISHES. Sc.-While Lead,
of different brands ana qualities. ground III OH
and ~ kegs rf 200b luijib, Sob and.o b eHc:I
Drf White Lead. Chrome & een. tiIrame iel-
low, Cbr"me ed Ga beautiful article ana Il
substitute tol VersniliIon. NJ I nnrh less prl G
yellow irhre Stone Uchre. Red Lad, Ll'!I-
arge, Lampbiack, Ve.digris dry and q olld in
oil. also 3uc, Green. Yellow Black, aud Pants
of Ill co!orS, ready mixed ior Use. Spirits Tnr.
pcntine. Copa Va. nlsh. lst and Ind qualities.
japan Varnisll, Black or Leather 10.
BRUSHES-Paint Brushes, of all sizes.
Cloth do. (sone:ing Lew and superior.) tlar
do. do, TOnh, Furillrc, Flesh Nail v hI'c
Wash, Biac'ing, Horse, (sone'no tine. Tan
ncrS. Coun'er or DnStng. Crlmh. lenr,''.
Shdvrig. "a very fire rrlicle.) Comb. Swrcp-
ing. Scnbbing and Painters Dus'ing Brushes
together with a variety of ohrr Br's!le, used
b. Printers and others. not herein IN n'Inned.
DYE sTUFFS-Among which ore Spanish
Float Ind..o. Carolina do. Madter, C"ppe'as,
Loewood. Brentwood, NcEood. Camwo"d.
An"attn, &c. DC.
EDICJNES.-Ano"g the many of which
are the following. viz: i;u,phate lu:nln". Sui.
pi,a,e Morphine. Ac tate Morphine. Piperlne.
Srychuinc. Iodine Elateriunl, Hydriodate Pot
ash. kransnie. &c. &c.
PATENT MISUNDERSTANDING which
are the following. viz: lInuck's Panacea. In.
dian do, Swaims do, Smiths 4 ii M"rcurlal
Syrup, or Swaim's coa9uerr, the Hygean
Syrup. Spohn's cure for sick Head Ache,
Green's Tonic Mixture, Ga cure for Fever ana
Ague.) Also Peters Pills. Bcckwi'h's dn..
Spann's DO, Cooks TO-, Lees 90. Evuns do.
&C. together with general assortment of the
most popular nostrl,ms Of the day.
ALSO.
A full assortment of Perfumery and Soaps,
Of the finest qualities.
Al assortment o. G. .lss Ware for Physicians
and Confectoncr's use: such as Specie Jars.
and Tincturc Bottles of different sizes, Gradu-
ated Measures and Tunnels.
ALSO,
Window Glass Of various sizcs, from 6 by 2,
1920 by 20, all of which they will sell on iavora-
BILE terms. IL. K. COOK IL Go.
Hamburg, Oct 3, 1889 G36
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State of South arolina.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Branch, ATTACHMENT.

Archibald Hamilton. AssumPsrr.
TaIiE Plant fin this case having. this day,
I'll filed his ,Ieclaion in the Clerks Office
and the deiendanI having no wife or attorney.
known ODE III this State. upon whom Il copy
ufIhc said declaration may BE- served: There
fore ordered tina, the said Defendant doappcar
and make his deirnce within. year and aday
frum The filing of:h said declaration, or Fl. al
AMI absolute Judgment will he Ior'hwIth awar-
ded against him.
IND. f. LIVINGSTON, C. p.
Chrt's 06cr.
May IL. lS}9 B&r aeq l6
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South Carolina Copper,
SHEET IRON & TIN WARE
JZHQ7lasfyCtO7.y.

n WOULD respectfully INFORM the Mer.
a ! chants and Planters Of this State, and all
who may please,o give me call, that have
located ut Hamburg, s. c., with view to a
permanent residence; ard engaged in the
manufacture of Copper, sheet Iron: anil Tin
Wnre-which I will furnish by Wholesale or
Retail Of the hest quality. At the to,ccst rates.
Having experienced Northern Workn'en.
and being practical mechanic myself car at.
tend % Rooting. Guttering. and Sponiing; and
aN other ,TDbs Of erery description in my business,
rhich shall he ,cN done. ard on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attendedto. -,
a superior assolim OF Japanned ware
Also, Snmp'd Plates. all sizes, J Ist mcelved.
Hamburg, March 90. 1899. tf9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25
Victoria &si@ar.

sB UlIDS. VICTORIA SUuAR.a superior
81 article, Just received by tn" S'b-crlherS.
Also. ve:y sGrer'% D0nh e Refined E"ai Sn
.rr. Cheese. ii'Inci, aI,ilis, Am0nis Sperm
Cam,!irS, and general assu lmeni OF Grncri's. :.
u. l.. d. L. PENN, * Co.
My IT,! l~10 ii4l