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Abbev5sie LANDS for sale.

ENIIi.L be sold for division at Ahbevie c
w II. OH the first Monda. in September
next, 1876 acres of valuable lands. iii tracts,
viz: 1000 acres, known us the Wailervil!e tract.
lying miles soIth of Greenwood, OH the Ma
this road-this tract is well improved. and in
high state of cultivation. with 5tliI acres cleared
there are OIL it, an exccllc IT two story dwell
ling house, good Clubhouse, Barn and Carriage
house, with all other necessary out buildings.
and an excellent well of good wafer in the
yard.
The other tract contains 576 acres, adjoining
Newmarket within two miles Of the Green
wood Academies. 1t has 100 acres cleared, 40
of which are fresh-a good Dwelling house and
Kitchen. with other out buildings. and an ex-
ceIent Spring of good water within 200 yards
of the house. Terms made known on the day
of sale JOHN 'PARTLOW.
June lst, 1889 alb 10
The Col mbia Telescope will publish the a.
bove ill the day of sale, and forward the ac-
count to the subscriber, at Newmarket, for pay-
nIent. J. +.
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLCIEiA. SOUTH { LAROLiSA,
I,,.,.. .l4,, S.Dn

June 21tii. lS39.
By his Erc,Nency Patrick NoEL&, Esq.
Governor and Commandcr-'n Ckief an
md our the State of SonM Carolina.
WA IIERAS. infnrniati' n has been received
w at TIE Department, that OH The 18Th of
MAY. last bctweeu the hours Of II and 3 O'CLOCK
p N. Two negro childien. Harry ard Sury;
the property OF Stiles Rivers, were stolen from.
his planta. on OIL the Horse Shoe, 81. Barhol-
omews Parish CoIleon District South Caroli-
ma by some p. rsun unknown.
Now KNOW YE. That 10 the end, justice may
be done and thai the per:;ctiatnr Of this offence
lay be brough to legal trial, and condign pun
lshment; do hereby offer reward of Two
Hundred Dollars. for bis apprehension and con
victnn III any Court Of this State.
Said negro children are described as about
seven years oragc, likely ard well grown
They ar capable Of telling the names Of their
parents. and probably the name of the planta-
ton, MAY Bark Harry's parents are Prime
and Fanny. and Sary's parents ure Scipio and
Diana.
Given under my hand and the sral of the
State at Columbia, the 24th day Of June.
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thiry.nine and in the
sixty third year ofthe independence ofthc
United States of \merica.
PATRICK NOBLE, Governor.
By the Governor.
VI. LABoRpE, Secretary Of State.
July %.
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Feb Z, 1889
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


COLUMBIA MARCH Is, lSS9.
By His Ercelicncy PATRICK NOBLE Esq.
Gocern0r and COmmandcr-in-chi.t, IN ard oat
tie State of South Carolina.
HMJ HEREAS, imlormatioi: has been recev-
w ed in this Department, that most at
troclous murder was committed i'll Laurrns
District on tnr 9th OF this month. by Carter
Parlcr on the bod; Of Jefferson Roactand and
that said Parker has H. d irum justice.
Now, know ye, that 10 the cad us,ce may be
done, aud-l.rat tie said Garter Pari:er may be
brought to legal trial AID condign nn. Ishment
for MS offence, as aforesaid. do hereby offer u
rewar,! ofTHREE HUNDRh ID DOLLARS,
for his appreh nsio and delivery into any jail
in the State. Carter Parker is described as
being about ;'j wears of age. about G frel inch
high. light coiored hair, beurd incluirg to red
dishness, rather thin yisage. sandy com:' :'lexon
talks quick and cuts his words sllor:: face toleru
bly, broad at the eyes, but narrow nj the chin; a
small niece broken of o! ore OF his front teeth:
broud shoulders, slender waist. has habit OF
sucking histeeth, large knees and knock kneed;
he is blacksmith by trade, and fond of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand and Seal of the Stale.
at Columbia. 18th day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
drpd and thrty-nine, and in the sixty third
year of the independence of the United
States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
BY the Governor.
NJ LApoRDE, Secretary Of Stute
March 81, 1888 Fl
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HsEsRSH1AMAEAsbN.


ENT HEREAS. information has b' e., receiv'
w ed at tbis Department, That William
! Hucls, late of St. Stephens Parish, was m,lr-
dered by Two fugitive Slaves named Henry
and PhiIIis OH the l7th day ofJulle last. in tile
Parish of St Johns HerI,Iey, while conveying
said frgitivrs 10 the Work House iii Charleston
NOW KNOW, YE, that TO the end justice
may be done, and that tho perpetrators of tins
atrOcous murder ma be brought to legal trial
and rondigm punishment. do hereby oller re-
ward of THREE! HUNDRED and FIFTY
DOLLARS Tor their apprehension and dellve-
ry Into Some Jail OF this State, or ;wo Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension Of Henry aione and
his d. livery into :, me Jail. or one hundred and
iiiy Dollars for til: apprehension and delivery
ut Phi!!s alone into some Jail Of the Stale
The description OF said slaves by the witness
ses before the JulS Of IiuUcst is as 10 lows -
Henry is described US ralllera light coored black
Of middle llei GIL. stout in his frame about 80
years ofa-e.a r"in"rkab'y tic: urck and une
OF his small toes turning out P!.l!!is is ci COM
mon size. ola dark complexion. about thirty
years ofage or perhaps E!orc. VIII" aprre
hended by said Ilucks hey reported their
names AZ d declared tia, they had come from
bcy, nd Suvan. all liz Il Steam Bout 10 CBares-
'on. and tiat the, belonged to Il peIson named
Wells or !, clcl, Henry is believed to be the
same slave who was advertised as having run
away tionl William Hickman OH the 30lh Of
May last while conveying him from Charleston
to Florida. Tie GeS. rrt;on OF tie two is so
similar that tie identity is hiahy probable. He
is described in III" advertisement, US low in
statue has remarkable mrck. when waikue
from or up to one has trick o!turnilig bis head
OH one side, both OF his STA toes standing out
Iruu bis feet and as !iavis. hern ,aSett it, Beau
fort District. near Brooktuils Ford. and at one
time belonging to Jesse ]. Clifton i'll that neigh
bD; hood.
Given under lny hand, and the seal Of tho
Stair. al Coiumbi;,. the 9TH day ofJuly, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and tliriy nine. and III Tie sixty
forrti, year of t:lt Independence OF tho
United S;atcs CT America.
PATRICK NOBLE
Gy the Govefno'.
NJ LAHowps, Secretary State.
July. Is 2i
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Miscellaneous.
LonpoN E.r,yc Housr-4 4oecdo,e. !.

LONDON EATING HousE.-Anecdote.-
While upon the Jeremy Diddler subjscf,
il may not be ua,ss to mention an anu;
sing circumstance which took, place in, an
eatinghouse in town. Ap0or Frenchman
(it was in the winrer) entered one ,mereIv
for the purpose Of warming himself at the
fire; he was in TOO great distress to think of
any indulgence in tine good things there
smoking in prolusion, save such as might
be inhaled by his olfactory nerves. While
engaged in rubbing lIs haIC.starved, bony
hands before good FIRE, the master orthe
4uuse came up, and said-
"Wont ynn lake something!"
81 thank you, sare." was lhe reply.
"Whal will you take?'
"What you please?"
ave have some very nice roast turkey
and sausages; will you like that"
II thank you, sail like him very
moOrh."
"Sit down here, and will bring 1t you.,,
The t'renchman was accordingly ush-
cred INFO box, and the turkey and dres-
sings placed before him. or whatever
nc was asked To parrake, he partook.--
He ate buunIiluly. and washed it down
with some good wine. Poor fellow! he Z
had nor known such a meal before for:
many long day. The proprietor lbongbs
lie bad good customer: his modification
and Disappointment were extreme, wlen,
nu presenting his hill, the Frenctman said,
II have no money, sarc."
".No money!"
No"
"ihen whar the devil did you como
into my house, and order such a dinner
for!"
Pardon, You mistake; I came. here to
warm mysell--you come TO mo and ask
me If will take nolhinS; say Il thank
you; you say What will you takc?' Ire-
spond What you plcase;' you bring me
d'' turkey, de sausage, de tart, de pudlns,l
dc cheese, and dc wine; no ask you for
them, you ask me will take. and iScan no
refuse .ts.z- .-.-1.s - :. - * AZ
The master ofthe house, who was some !,
thing of humorist, aud who was also
struck with The Frenchman's. gauut and
poverty stricken figure. suffered bimG to-
depart. But, great was his astonishment
seeing, shor! time afterwards, another
frenchman enter, who, upon being asked
what he would take, likewise replied,
"H hat you please" "Oh, oh. "exclaim-a
ed the landlord, 81 forgave the other be-
cause he was au original; hui you, fellow,
arc mere copyis,, i shall kick you into
lie street," which he did accordingly. IL
appeared that the poor premier French
MAN had meet an acquaintance and told
him of his adventure at The eating house.
the poor starved acquaintance fastened 10
The spot already feasling in Imagination
on delcacies innumerable, and little
dreaming Of the unpleasant denouement
which The cruel Fatcs had in reserve: for.
him.
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Religious.

Mr. Editor;
The Edeefeld BaPtis' Bible Society
requested for publication in your paper, a
copy of the discourse, which delivered
before Them, at their recent Anniversary.
In compliance with their desire, send
you the following manuscript, which they
wish you TO insert in your columns.
Respectfully, W. b. JOHNSON.
Edgcticid c. Ii. July 9 1859.
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NOTICE

a LARGE amount of notes and accounts
"A due to Lorrain Grddings, fnrmeriy of
Hamburg. has been placed in tie hunds OF the
subscriber with The positive direction 10 sue
ui,on all such of them. as are no, settled OH or
before the first Monrlay in Juuc next
J.p. CARROLL, attorney.
Nav 2, 1879 ( i3
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u beg leave most respectfully to inform my
a friends, and the public generally. that Mr..
HuMpHREYs BouLwARE has assocnled himself
with me, and that the business will hereafter lie
done under the name of JEFFERS s; BOUL-
W.1RE and hope that continuation of the
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed. will be
neri;cd and received.
Fl. L. JEFFERS.
Hamburg. Nav I3 1889 &c 16
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Public Notice

SIS hereby given, that Il Petition signed by
4 the cilizcns ut Edgeield Couri Honse, will
hr presented Ia The Honorable the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the Stale of South
Carolina, IL, lis next session. for the incorpora.
ton of the Village Of Edscf!c!d..
NAVEL, 1880 4 16
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N T. gy FH HR WI
IN HANRURG, S, c.

T-V II-I .T I'OINU, y, o
FESHE Subscribers beg leave TO inform their
e friends, and the pubic generally. that
they have associated themselves tos ether in the
Town of Hamburg, for the purpose of trans
acting general
Grocery and Commission Business,
in which capacity they offer themselves to the
public. and ho?c, by strict and close attention
TO business, 10 receive liberal share OF patron
age. Their Stock shall ever be composed oit;ie
most choice and well selected articles usually
kept in Grocery and Stale Dry Goods line.
All Orders, or letters addressed to them. for
any article, or business on Commission, shall
meet with careful attention and despatch.
HENRY l. JEFFERS.
HUMPHREYS BOULWARE,.
Hamburg. May 13, 1899 nc l6
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DISSOLUTION.

FEyIIE Copartnership ofH LJErrens& Co.
e. of Hamburg, South Curoa, was dis
solved on the 1st of Augus, 1888, by mutual
consent. All unsettled business ol the concern
will be attended to by H. L. LETTERS.
Fl L. JEFfERS.
r. BARBER.
Hamburg, May 2 1889 nc l6
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Valuable Lasates for Sale.
YEyHE subscriber will dispose of all his
z. Lands, consisting of about l4cO acres,

VIZ:
The tract on which lie now resides, contain
ing about 900 acres, lyihg on the Stag load
leading from Edgefeld Court House 10 Augusta
within 4 miles of the Court House, and J
from Augusta. On the premises are good Build;
ings, and an Orchard of two thousand and
eight hundred fine Fru:r Trees.
Also, the place formerly owned by E.J.
Younsblood containing about $50 acres, WIKI
necessary buildings. ali new.
Also, the place known as Bellevue, within 2
and 81 miles of the Village. 1t hasa two story
Building, and is rs fine situation rs amy in the
District 1t contains 100 acres 10 OF which
are cleared.
All the tracts contain aboat mo acres OF fine
timbercd woodland and all have fine springs.
Persons desirous OF purchasing may examine
for themselves.
The terms will be accommodating.
w. B. MAYS.
May 4. 1899 If ii
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The best thing for sto, ping leak in a
cask is whiting beatenup with common
yellow soap; if,bis mixture be well rubbed
in,o The leak, il will be found to stop it af-
ter every thing else has failed.
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To take Grease out of Silk.-If a little,
powdered magnesia be rubbed on the
wrong side Of the silk as soon AS the spot
is discovered; j. will Instantly rem6yc r.
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Specimens ofa nr,o Dictionary.

Aristocracy and Democracy.-The diE- :
ference in one and the same man, between
wealth and poverty.
ness; maintaining appearances bycheating
creditors.
"Girls fspirit."-Creatures remsrka-
bile only for their caprice and levity; with
out good sense. information, Heart or prin-
clple; admired by men no wiser Than them
selves.
Descendants of Pilgrims. Sons
who honorthe memory of their fathers, by
banishins their spirit aud deriding their
manners. = =
Candopr.-liypocrisy; affected concern
for neighbours reputation, while.puling
it down. The deviIinihe shape ofsan an
gel, a dagger Wfeathed with olive. -
Glory.-Sought only by madmen; bar
tering happiness for breath Of air.
Discrction.-Timidity; keeping ones
silencefor fear of hurting ones interest.
f Literary men; Classical Scholars
ScioI,sts; trashy writers for periodicals, a
bounding i'll concei,, aud displaying at tonces.
vanity and ignorance.
Patrloiism.-Our; with manufactures,
the supper, ofhigh tariffs; with agricultu-
ralis,s, of low tariffs; with merchants, OF
no tariffs.
Prudence.-Simuiation Disgusting truth,
attaining q bad end by worse means.
Preachers, 'good If not great,"-Many
practisers Oh Sion's trumpet, who are,
thought to onake up forthe feebleness oftbe
blast, by the meekness with which they
blowit.
Progress of Taste and Refinement
Serpiliiy and folly; a growing apcryE Of
foreign airs and fashions, to the utter do-5
stru tion of manly Independence and re-
publican simplicity.
Republican Liherali,y.--Narrow big-t
o,ry; praising ones own sect at tho expense
ofoyery other.
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PosrAGE.-Inanswer 10 an inquiry from
tfe Editor of the Army and Navy Chroui- !.
Gle the Postmaster Generalsays thatPost-
masters are ..juslifed in giving the usual
notices to the publishers, when requested
to do so by Subscribers, of any intended;
change in their station or residences" but,
TO avoid subsequent misunderstanding be-.
tween the parties, such request should .ai~s
ways be made in writing.
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.'Aud let US not be " cary iu wei! doing,
for in due season, we sliaiI reap, If we faint
not. As we have, therefore, opportunity,
let us do good unto all men. especially TO
them who are Of the household OF faith"
GALATIANS cii.: DO vs.;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-25

.TEis Resolution was passed.