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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

WORD TO THE EGONOMICAL-Tho Those in want Of
IA frat Clothing would d, well call at los Beekman
street. PEARL where they will find very superior articles,
manufactured at the follow reduced rates.
Super Dress Coats $4 to 30 Made and trimmed 81 90 TO 20
Super Frock do Is to 81. Trocks do. Z soto so
Best Cashmere Pants, ito o. Pants do. soto 90
Vests all Kinds, d to 3. Vests, do. 90 TO 2 90
jyl4-3meods J MAFPAT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01
SILK AND FANCY DRY GO

a. Five advance - he for
CUNNINGHAM
"A the and
the
present prices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

Scr Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes of asi
- SIZES, A. EvEay sryLE, AND ron Any
llipE oY EustrEss WHATEVER,
I41 Rulton serect,
Three doors from Nassau
90 C,,y and country merchants will End constantly ven
nrs soek en- hand. They be accommodated at short
tes any any quantity they please; ae, BY shprnl
y<c6,sbe packing may be desired TO any part o.
America
Real genuine Cologne Water, imported from Germany Of
superior quality-will satisfy every purchaser
Also. just received by late arrivals, . fine lotof
COLORED AND MARBLE PAPER,
n A.. =. :, l..,,,f,,l ,..t~np.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

nANlkL SWEENEY, IA Ann street. returns his
~ thanks hi. friends for the liberal suporttha
have uniformly rendered him he first opened his Rceto
and them that will be his coastar endlayor ~ merit
sontnuanes d their appreciation His tasle urnse
with the be- the market affords and those who may honor b.
table with their presence depend upon being served VII
cleanliness. oiy1lity ard promptitude 10 u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16

MEssRs. EDITORs In your paper Of the
OH inst. there Is a communication denying The
truth or statement made in the Bank Commits
sioners' Report, relative 10 the Indebtedness Of
the Directors Of the Commercial Bank Of Co.
lumbus, as exhibited by the books Of that insiiu-
ton.
care not who the author may be, but repeat
the Directors Of that Bank were indebted to II,
as principal,
On the 18th Aug 1898, $l62,507 o.
And had paid up for stock, l62'lsO %
Indebtedness greater than ---
their stock by 327 %
also state, that | can, if necessary, produce
a statement in the handwriting Of an officer in
the Bank that will establish the above facts.
Respectfully, your obi. serv't.
Eff. CALHOUN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1889.

G5- We are authorized TO announce Hon. JANIS
r: THorTER, az candidate for Jndge OF The High
Court Of Errors and Appeals.
o. We are authorized 10 announce BESJAsuN
G. WER, as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of
Lowndes county, al the next election.
% We are authorized To announce Own r..
Bows as a candidate for clerk Of circuit court Of
Lowndes county.
OF We are authorized to announce WM. j..
EsTEs as candidate for clerk Of circuit court Of
Lowndes county.
bJ- Weare authorized 10 announce Col. JAS. W.
BRlcKELL as a candidate for the Office of clerk Of
the cirruit court for Lowndes county.
6TWe are authorized to announce GEORGE
TUcEER as a candidate for Clerk Of the Probates
Court.
b1- We are authorized 10 announce william
G WRIGHr, as candidate for Sheriff Of Lowndes
county at the next election.
b1- We are authorized To announce JAMES II.
TuRsER, as a candidate lor Sheriff of Lowndes
county at the ensuing November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16


THE FIRST SHOT.
Oh mother mother do behold,
How fall our couniTymen around
Oh see how many patriots bold,
Already strew the bloody ground;
And only look yon fiery steeds
Those wounded soldiers tramp upon
Oh how for them my bosom bleeds,
By Jore and had but a gun
My c6idl my child the mother cries,
Awoy-away-that window leave
Oh! 60 not near where danger lies,
For much Thy loss this heart would grieve !;
And gently thence that mother led,
Her young, yet bold, intrepid son,
While still thro' burning tears he said,
by Jore and had I bat gun =
But quick a mothers fears at rest,
He rushed where antique armour lay,
And soon the prize his vision best,
A musket ofan olden day
Unwieldy quite to that brave boy,
And long thrown by, useless one,
But still he bore il of with ioy
And crled-at last I're found gum
Then forth with stealthy step he hicd,
Where 6ercely ragged the bloody scene,
When by him swept in martial pride,
A plumed chel of naughty mein--
Anon the fatal tube did rest,
Where il might bear that chiefupon,
And liieIess quick the earth he pressd
He fell before that brare boys gun
And 10 his mothers bosom fed,
That gallant boy to leIl the deed,
One tyranl more, he cried is dead,
Eve made my countrys loeman bleed
And with Roman matrons pride,
That mother clasp'd her son,
And in her warmth forgot 10 chide,
For well he'd used his trusty gum
Pamela, Miss. J.H.H.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16
THE SUB-TREASURERs.

see them on their winding way;
Look how they make their irotiers play
Their cnat M.ls swinging backwards Nv.
Filled with the spoils Of victory.
APPENDIX.
Now look again, and you'll espy,
Ten Feds TO one, upon each trace.
Whose object is TO catch and tie,
And rob them while they're on the race.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16

lThe incident, on ,rhish ths Joiio'riug liHes are
founded Is SAID 20 hars occurred az Paris, during ths
French RsrOiuliOn Of 1880. The hero eftAe story
ices tlrelrs years Of ogel
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16

A sensible Pfedchsr.--A clergyman near
Boston improved the opportunity Of the last Sun.
day IN the old year, 10 enforce certain moral pre-
ccpis for the men and amongs, other duties he
urged his flock 10 pay Immediately their small
bulls aud especially the neirspapsr bills. We
should like an opportunity TO compliment every
clergyman ~ the city with copy Of our paper
for year. for enforcing the same Just and whole.
some doctrine.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16

Mrs. MADIsoN.--The correspondent OF 'u'
N. Y. Express has the following, among O'nsi
notices of new years day in Washington =.
Mrs. Madison, who, if mistake no'' u
nearly reached her three score years ana '''s
babe her friends welcome TO-DAY in lIlie le'''
at her house. She IS a model Of woman
young in old age--cheerful animated ana ~
py in onversaiion--loving all, and beloSsO 4
all who know her. Every "haPPy new M !,
offered, am sure, came from the hear " ~ ..
guests. James Madison owed something " =,
greatness 10 his WIFE"
Society is like large piece Of frozen var, I,
there are the rough places 10 be snunneosi ~
slippery ones always ready for iall' anu I'M u
holes which seem made expressly 70 drown ~
All that can be done is to glide lightly over | M
all Skating well, is the great art Of soc''' /,
A correspondent Of the New Era g'ess ~. -
following excellent directions for ihose
whose clothes may take fire: :. ,am
"Should your clothes get on fire, 10 oo On
the floor, and roll over il until i IS put on. IAN
if blanket, carpet or rug is at HAND VIZ
around you"
Deplorabh Dealh from HydroPho.S'.a;.. "a j
Mrs. KeeIy, wife Of tailor, has Just ~ .;sed
Lancaster, Pa. from the bite Of deg les.I ~
four months since. while she was pas'" sud bs
market. She used every remedy tna1 I "a IN,
though, u, and WHEN he disease inss ss, a,ec.-
the miserable frantic sufferer implofeO - ! Y
cal attendant. during the lncid lntefsalsI, ..,h.
Iieye her from agony by bleeding her 70 O''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16

~ Judge VAUGHN brought to our Office a corn
stalk measuring near Is feet raised last year on san
dy land, from seed he procured IN Mexico. We have
some OF the seed, which we shall be pleased to dis
tribute among our friends.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16
SIMON InoNslDEs, Cor Sec.

4 Nice Distinction. Some English ladies'
bathing Of tho Cape Of Good Hope, set one Of
the party 10 watch, in order TO guard against in.
lruscn.. The sentinel giving the alarm oimas.
cullne footsteps, one Of the fair bathers raised
ber heah,abui claimed the apptehensons Of her
Companions, by enchanting ait is only Dutch.
man."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16

% Our thanks are due to our Senator the Hon.
Thos H. Williams, and to Gen Geo. C. Drom-
goole of Va. for several valuable public documents
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-16

The agent Of the State bank Of Alabama, now
at Liverpool, announces the shipment Of one mil.
lion Of dollars in specie, which is TO 90, in equal
sums to the branches at Decatur and Hunts.
vile.
The branch Of the Mississippi Rail Road bank.
at this place, has been paying specie for all her
entire circulation. since the FIRST OF January--,bc
time that all good and~iaithfu banks ,hrouehou,
The State commenced resumption.
Gdllatin Star
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04

Pcdigrce.-NULLiFIER was got BY the cele-
brat"d running horse, Old American Eclipse,
son of the celebrated American running horse,
Old Durock. Rcxana, his dam was by the import
ed horse, Sir Harry.the best s"n o Sir Peter Tea.
ze. grand dam by the imported horse ,Satrun;
e. grand dam by Col. Sylnes' celebrated A.
merican horse, Old Wild Air; . g. grand dam
by Driver g.g. G. grand dam by the imported
horse, Fallow: z. G. &. G, grand dam by the inl-
ported horse, Vamper, certified copy, from
Virginia. signed by Benjamin Jones' Robert B.
Corban. and Francis P. Corban. For his owr
aud his colts performances on the turf reference
can be had 10 the American Turf Reg & Sport.
ing Magazine. Fl" il n very sure fna getter
and his colts are large and have splendid ap-
pearance. and are now running with great sue.
cess, both on the Northern and Southern Cour-
ses. ARCHIBALD ARNOLD.
P. S.-NULLrIER will be in my possession
and care. till the end of the present year. A. 4,
D"adfall. Ahbevlle. S. c Feb ], 1879 d 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
Briyadier General of cavalry.

CoAT.-DarS blue CLOTH double breasted. TWO
rows Of buttons. ten IN each row set in pairs,
he distance heween the lows five inches at
the top and three at bottom; stand up collar
to NEE! and nook in front; cuffs TWO aud half
inches deep, to go round the sleeve parallel
with the lower edge, and to button with three
small buttons at the under seam. Rirt tn bc
what is called hrcc-9uartcyS, with buff cloth or
kcrseyinere tnrnbackss HE bolonI Of the skirt
not less than three and half nor more than
five inches broad with Il GOLD embroidered star
al the connrcting point of the buff OH each
skirt; pointed cross flaps to the skirts with
four buttons equally dislrbuted Two hip but
tons. to range with the over buttons on the
breast. The collar, cuffs, rurnhacks, facngs
and lining Of bnA cloth Or kcrsey mere.
BKEEcHEs, OR TR0wsERs-Dark blue cloth or
krrse, mere.
CRArAT, OR STocK-Black silk.
2oors-Long, to reach US high us the knee, and
worn over The trowets.
GLovEs-Buff gaunllets. TO reach halfway from
the wrist 10 the eibnw.
BUrToSs-Gilt, convex, three quarters oiau iucli
i'll diameter, with palmetto emblem.
EPAULErTEs-Gold with solid ldcrrscent; silver
embroidered star one aidu half inch diameter
o.. the strap; dead and bright gold bullion hal
an inch diameter, aud three inches and half
long.
SWORD AND ScABDARD-Sabre, gilt or brass
scabbard.
SwoRD BELT-Black leather or morocco, en-
broidercd with gold gilt chain or embroidered
leather carriagesi gilt plate with palmetto
device in silver.
SWORD KSor-Goid cord, with bullion tasses.
SpuRs-Yeow metal or gilt
SAsH-Butf silk net with silk bullion fringe
ends; sisiI to 60 twice around the waist and
.ie on the right hip. Worn under the sword
belt.
ScARr-Pnrpe satin or ribbon three inches
,yid. 10 he worn over the right sfoulderundcr
the strap o!r the e,nauletle, the ends to meet on
the left side, Ter aud concealed blythe sash;
an embroidered sve, star, one inch and three
quarters in diameter upGa the centre Of the
scarfopposite the left breast.
CAp-Bluck leather, helmet shape, the Cc.-est to
represent solid brass, gilt scales gold lace
bands one inch and half wide; gt pal
metto in front three inches and half long,
surlnounted by plume of three yellow os-
trich feathers. rising from gilt socket.
Horse Furniture.
HoUsIya-Dark blue cloth to cover the saddle.
border of gold lace half inch wide: n rold
embroidered star four inches in diameter in
each flank corner.
HoLsTERs-Covered with dark blue cloth;
border of gold lace half incl, wide; cold
embroidered star three inches in diameter up-
on each cap.
BRrDLE, MARTlseAL, COLLAR, HALTER AND
CRUPPER-Biack leather.
MoUSTINGs-Stirrups bridIe-bis. mar:ingal.
rings, and buckes-ycllow metal or gilt.
GlRTIIs AsR SuRcISuLE-Of blue web.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
tate of outh [ ar0Iina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In EQUITY.
William Chiles

vs. funded mart
Vincent Griffin and Others of Legacy.
NNHE Complainant having filed MS bill in
Il my office, and it appearing 10 nv salts
faction that William Waller Senr William
Waller, Jun. Doctor Mordecai. and Caroline
his wife, and George Holt and Mary Ann his
wife, defendants named in the said bill are,
and do reside without the Limits OF this Suite !;
Therefore it is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear and plead, answer or demur, to the
said bill, within three months from this date, or
the bill will be taken pro confesso as to them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN.
Commissioners Office,
Feb y. 1889 {w&r SlI.75 Qc4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
3aainttng.

THTHE Subscriber wonld inform the public that
he has commenced the business of boI,se
Painting ard Glazing. Paper-hanging, GRAIN
ing and imitation OF Stone and marble, &c
He assures the i'ublic that their work shall be
well executed, and he hopes thu by strict atten.
tlon tn business. and doing it with neatness and
despatch. to receive alberal share of patronage.
All orders from the country will be thankfully
received, and punctualy attended to, on the
most reasonable terms.
D. w. TIBBETTs.
March ], 1889 tf5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
Liberty .EcNdepay.

FH1 Ii. undersigned has the pleasurr Of in
-E iorruI g lie public, tia the exercises of
l..is Academy will commence OIL AfOnday, The
18th Instant, under the superintendent OF Mr..
ROBERT BRADSHAW Il graduate of tie llamil-
ton College, New York.
Mr.. Bradshaw bears credentials from
Henry Davis, late Presncnt OF Hamilton Col
iege, aud the present faculty; and from the
Trustees Of the Vernon and Skaneaees Acad-
emies, highly cummemdatory Of his character as
a christian aid gentleman and his qualifications
as an experienced Teacher.
The scholastic, year will be divided into two
sessions-tie first commencing on the second
Monday in January-and the sec ond, on the Sc
cond Monday in July
TERMS OF TUITION.
Clnssics, $lS per session,
English Grammar. Ge- so
ography " History,
S;S'"s'z' " %'i'''s ( z'''S"s: 81
This Academy is located in the neighbor-
hood of Col.James Tomkins, R. Jennings. Esq.
an. Capt. R. Parks. near the road cading from
Greenvii.e, via Fury's Ferry 10 Augusta, Ga
Board ran be had in respectable families,
near the Academy. at S9 per month.
WILLIAM P, HILL, Chm. BID. TT.
Feb IA. 1899 d-eow-3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
Stale Oi south ;,rollna.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
iN EQUITY.
J w. Wimbisll, Admr.

David Cobb. Thomas Cobb, e,aI.
a appearing 10 my satistactio,: that John C.
IL berginel and wife Eliza, formerly Eliza
Cobb. defendants in this case. reside without
The limits of this State: On motion oi 3elin.
ger, solicitor for complainant. Ordered that said
absent Defendants do plead, answer or de,hur
to the complainant's bill. within three months
from the publication of this order. or the said
bill vii be taken pro confesso, against ihem
J. TERRY, c. Ed.
Commissioners Office.
Fdgefed March $ 1889 1875 ac 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
Baden Corn.
augusta Seed store,
Oct. "a, 1888

Remored sir doors abore the Rail Road Bank
"A FRESH supply Of GARDEN SEEDS.
EM- Bird Seeds, Clover. Lucerne Potato On
ions, Onion Seeds, &c.
The usual allowance made 10 country dealers.
A f. w Brushes, Selves. Swifs. &c.
Also, beautiful collection Of Bulbs,
Plants Flower Seeds, &c.
Baden Corn,
Warranted Garden Seeds, just received from
the Shakers, by
j. II. SERVICE.
Jan IA, 1880. 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04

A preamble and resolutions have been
offered iu lbe Territorial Senate Of F!ori-
da, by GOV. Duval, requesting Congress
10 divide The Territory, so that rhe Su-
warnee river shall be established as tile
inc between East and West Florida.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
LOUk All This.

THsHE JACK, formerly owned by Cupt j.
Il i eaver, will stand during the spring sea-
son. at the following places, viz: al John Sm-
ley's Qormerly Col. james Smey's) on FRI
day, the 9th inst. when the season will conf
nIenre; at David iticha, dson's on NJ onday, lhe
Iilh, and remain until = O'Clock the mcxl day !;
at Mount Willing. on the evening OF the 18th,
and OH the 18th until = n'c .ock at John Den.
nys OIL the evening OF the 18th, and on the
18th until O'CLOCK; at Henry G. Turner's. OH
the evening of the 18th. and "n lhe 5th until 2
o'c ock. He will atle d the above named pla-
ces, every ninth day, until the 10th day of June,
v helI the srason will end. He will be let to
mues at ) the seasun, and $40 to ensure
mare 10 be with fonl. Amy person putting by
the insurance, and trading or trausierrin. the
ina. e, within eleven months from the time of
putin. the mare, will be held liable for the in
surance money, which will lie cons idered due
as soon as such trade or transfer is made. Any
i'erson making up company OF six mares,
aid becoming responsible for the same. shall be
entitled to deduction OF 81 on each mare.
The Horse YOUNG PRESIDENT is a
handsome chestnut sorrel, full 151 hands high,
elegahl form and figure, rising years olt He
will stand at the same time and pla:es with the
jack and will b. let TO mares ai the same rates,
and BE- managed b, the same groom. Any
person putting to either the Jack. or Iorse, by
the season. and failing 10 get n colt. shall have
another chance, as long as keep either, for the
same money. The season money wilt be due
on the 1st day of December next. All possible
care will be taken to prevent accidents, but no
responsibility for any.
PEDIGREE.-Young President was gotby
Old President, Of Kentucy.> nnd came OH, oil
Janus mare. Old President by Hamiionian,
aud he by the imported Domede The blood
of the sire and dam are both so we'll known by
the community at large that decmi it unlieces-
sary TO say any thing more about the b ood OIL
either side. BEVERLY BURTON
March 4. 1880 rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04

@@oetie Neeess.
From the Boston Post.

From the Boston Post.
ADDRESS TO THE NEW YEAR.
Roll back the cloud from thy young brow.
Bid all its mists besOne,
A waiting world before lie" now,
Would hail thy coming dawn.
Far in The distance olthc past,
Far in the land Of shade,
Thy sister year is gliding fast
Where crown and .aurel fade.
One deep felt sigh, one sorrowing tear,
One long adieu is i,cn:
And now no more her step is here,
Told are her days i'll Heaven.
To thee, then in thy earliest hour
Thy first. fair morn oil. oy-
To thee thou opening year otpower,
Man turns his hopes to buoy.
On thy fair face, thy form of youth,
No line Of dark is seen-
Unwriten yet the page Of truth,
Thy folded leaves between.
Oh tia, through all thy onward flight,
Thy circlimg hours and days,
The sun tlla, makes thy rising bright,
Would shed its cheering rays.
Yet OH New Year il must not be;
4 charge will mark thy skies
The way OF time is DER 4 sen
Where troubled waters rise.
Like by-sone days, aud other years,
The course will doubtless tell
OF pleasing hopes md anxious fears,
That many bosoms swell.
Love here shall breathe in accents bland
His long fond dream of bliss.
Shall londIy press the Welding hand,
And Gull the treasure his.
A thousand sweets-a thousand joys
Shall crown the pilgrim man.
Who, busted here with pleasing toys,
The future does not scan.
Yet. rolling year, mid fow'rets fair
The cruel thorn will spring;
A thousand ills and hours ofcare
Are borne upon thy wing.
Sunshine and shadc-nan's portion here
The cup of!oy and wo
Tie oceans caIm--ihe surfof fear
All greet him here below.
Bound 10 n long eternal home,
TO scenes of bliss nr i'll,
He hastens as the years rolls on,
To cross life's narrow sill.
All years are but the steps oflime;
His measures and his lest.
Bearing the sous ufevery cline
On to u final test.
So dawning year thy tear and smile
Will soon have past away,
And some, whom now thy prospects vile
VIII be M longer gay.
Then not on thee can man rely
Since add'ning change is thine;
Thy brightest joys how quick they fly,
Thy rainbow hues declinel
To Him who knows no change, no end.
Whose promise is throne
To him the hopes Of ears ascerd,
Aud make his strength their own.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04

Coon HousE-KEEPERs.-If there be any
thing among tho tcmpolas 10 make life pleasant
il is IN the walls ola we'll ordered house, where
all is adjusted to please-not by its tnery Or
costiiuess, butby lis itnesS its air neatnes and
content, which invite all who enter TO taste its
comforts. The woman who does not make this
n grand item in all her routine OF duties. has not
act learned the true dignity other station-has
not yet acquired the lpha ofthat long alphabet
which is setbeiore her. and she whodespises this
noble attainment, dcspises her best worldly good
snd indirectly despises her family her nelghbors,
and the word oi God. .she looketh well to the
wavs other household " was spoken by the
wiscst ma" that ever, lived and will be to as
memorial OF nll those who nave been em!nentfor
This noble character -Gcnius Of Temperance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
.FO TIC e..
HbESSOEUTED.S.,

I'm consequence of the removal OF The senior
q nnrtner of the Firm of LaJoric & Mims,
the copartnership is dissolved by mrutnal con.
sent. All persons indehrd To the late firm. will
all on Or. Nuns, who is authorised tn settle all
accounts NJ LABORDE,
E. J. MINIS
DR.. Minis will be found at his old stand. to
attend to his professional duties.
Jan J. 13:,9 If 49