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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

VICTORIA HQUSEThe subscriber respectfully informs
his friends aud the public, aso the visitors the city
rally, ua ice has taken that splendid establishment
ktng and Prince streets whore he will be happy
c them with private board either permanent seat
board0rs.
His table will always be provided with hc very best the
kets Afford and from strict sssduty and attention 90 the
fort Of those who may favor ham with their company, Ne hopes
to merit and receive liberal share Of urlc paron,
CHAs. r. FRAZER.
CHARLEsreN. s. C., Feb I. 1870
N y Prvate parlOrs suites II family apartments can Al
ways be obtained by giving timely notice. mas in'
NOTICE TO TRUNKMAKERs.-Th subscriber Keeps
~ constantly hand large assortment Of hs improved
(ergnal GERMANY inserted Trunk Locks which, he offers for
sale reasonable terms inquantts from one to gross
" Il. The trade rest assured they are perfectly safe w
using this Lock, notwithstanding the threats 70 invade their
rights az hold myself naly responsible for action
y CONRAD IIEBRICK Lochsmith,
No Is South Eighth street. iladepha few doors from
Chestnut.
CAUTIONI hereby caution all persons from making or
using nfringemens OF patent which bears October
hth, 1870. alS tw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04
no MEDICAL CARD. ~

W. MEDICAL tARD. iii
DOCTOR GLOVERis consulted confdentisNy, usual
- every day, at his olhce He continues 20 devote his
ton exclusively 10 select branch of his profession aRd
treatment Of AZ delicate diseases and ds for the safe and
speedy removal Of which he has received the complimentary
notice ef and others. The improvements
medicine and pharmacy have enabled him introduce several
and important remedies which have proved nipenty
esssis N removing glees Of long standing seminal weak
ness syphilis, and all constitutional diseases from
purics Of the blood His medicines for the
ha not nauseou dsagreeabe but certain and prom
IN efec1ng Strangers appraised that DR.
aed ~ his Profession n philadelphia therefore his PROBES
onal claims do @ enttle him Ia b. reckoned among the
dsant doctors m heal puff and great prenders Whose
names ar found IN every journal Those who have beer
eaed ansuc ssiuy BY the ignorant and INEXPERIENCED
this bsnon Of surgery, invited 10 make application his
cav Museum
~ separate entrances and separate Office. are provided
and all commune atoms strictly conidc initial.
no. Private entrance 81 his Office three doors from IN,
Nusea, where he wiz be found at hour until 10 ID,
eVetG. ely
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. to single gentlemen far
pised or uniatnishsd without board, IN desirable part
An early application viii ensure choice References and
fe1uirfu mas is I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

MESS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN,s CLoTHING.
wi The most, cheapest, and the best.-GEO A. HOYT
co, No. Bowery, keep constantly hand very large
sortneb sReedy Clothing suited T. all ages and all
p1es. waIch thy determined TO seil the
Herd Times Call and test the above. ms0c am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

These ships all ofhe first Glass; about burthen
and commanded by experienced nators Great has
been made use of IN the selection of furniture beds &C., and
cabin fixed 1870 for each
adult and children half price without liquors of any
description Neither the eapthans of the above
packets will be responsible for letters packages
sent hem unless regular bills Of ladng signed
GRINNELL, MINTURN & co. 1874 Front ST., or to
JOHN GRISW OLD, 20 South street, New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

| COLLECTIONS MADE ON
" Buffalo, Rochester,
| Geneva Ithaca,
| Syracuse, Uuca,
Ogdensburgh and the intermediate rlaces on favorabl
maso i'm. IN. WOODWARD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04
HORRID DEPRAVJTY

GERMAN sILVER-A large assortment Of common aps
~ best quality German Silver Tea and Table Spoons Forks
Butter Knives Nc together with patterns Of German Sal
yer Pencil Cases, for sale at low prices, BY
w. CHANCE son co. N Plat street,
mas Inn snd " Commerce street. Philadelphia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

10. 10 ER ittD DltOr-For one class of com plants
- only-Ofcc No. Division street. from Catharne
street the only place in the city, vel kHowA for the
very many great and extraordinary II has Performed
without diet hindrsnce from business ben al other
dies have afd For particular 90 The medicine,
adNers EN-, nts on outer page ri per vial maj
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
BROTHER JONATHAN.
The LARGEST Nepspaper Iii thr World.

The largest newspaper m Ihe Wofia'
THE pnprie,ors of this tnammo,h
L.. sheet, "Grear Western " among the
newspapers, have the pleasure of spread
ins belbre the readins public week. y pc
riudical containing greater amount and
variety Of useful entertaining miscellany,
than ia 10 be f;'uu, in any similar puhica-
lion in The world.
Each number of The paper contains as
large an amount of rea,lng mntier as Is
found in volumes of ordinary duo'lecimo,
which cUst,wo dollars, and more than is
contained in a volume of lrving's Culum.
hus, or BancruI's History Of America.
which cosr three tl6llnrsu vnlune-all inr
six cturs q number. or three dollars year.
BROTHER. JONATHAN heina II
genuine Yankee. aud linking thai some
things can he done as well rs Others, Is
determined, to present tn his readers. a
MEDLEY hitherto unrivalled hy any
other paper. of
hnecdolcs. Amvsemcnts. ARegories. accidents
Biography Bon Mots. Conversations, Crimes.
Dramatics. Dnoiiertes, Erratics. Essays, Flo.
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nance. Religion, Sports, Spect ,cles. SuTrrrs
Sufrrings. Tales. Trials. Truths. Teachings.
Tislom, nit. IPonders, SC. &c. Sc.
As family newspaper. Brother Jnna-
than will he found to presen, attractions
heynnd any other.
ale Comes iile herald ola noisy world.
News from all nations numbering rs his back"
The earliest intelligence, fnreisn and
domestic. and The latest novelties in lIie
literary world, will lie promptly served up
for the eraifcalinn of The reader.
F Sric,ly neural in pnliIics. it will
cunIain nothing in favur of. or against
any party, and will sc,luloIISl y avoid
anv of the controversies which agiIatr
The religious community. Strict moraIi.
", virtue, temperance, industry. good
order. hrnev"eurr, and usefulness 10 our
frllnw men. will he advucac'l and inru-
arr, in every page of Bruhrr Jonathan.
Terms Of Brother Jonaih0n S:3a year in
advance. For Five Dollars iwn copies Of
lie paper will he s"nI orc year or one copy
Two years.
The EVENING TATTLER is pub
lisl,e'l every day at The same office and is
pui to press al IL o'clock meridian. in sea-
son for the great northern, eastern anl
southern mails, which all close AT about 2
O'Clock, =. NJ.
All country newspapers who give this
prospectus 3 Insertions, will be enliilrd 10
nn exchange on srnling Il nnmhrr of their
papers 10 This office. containing the :fdver
,isrinout. GRISWOLD s. Cn.
nFSmhsripions rrrti, rtl N this Office.
March lS40. l52 Nassau 81. N. York.
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miscellaneous.
From the farmers Companion.


IMPROVEMENT OF THE SOIL BY ANIMAL
AND VEGETABLE MAUREs Although AM
nal aud vegetable matters are Considered
the true lou of plants. as they are of ami.
mails. yet the plant, like the animal, is
benefited by certain mineral and saline
substances, with seem necessary to both.
as stimuli or condiments. AMI which acl
eiIherupon the organs uf digestion or uu.
triton. or become essential il giving form,
strength, aud hrluness 10 the ANIMAL anu
vegetable structure. Thus the homes q,
animals are formed from, the line and
phosphorus which are taken in with lhe
food. Without lime, the eggs of fowl.
would he without shell. All the earth,
en,er more or less into The auilnal and veg
etable structures. and iulo the seeds of The
laller. Lime is ioun. in The wheat. :evp.
sum in the clover, sulphud in the lurntp,
slick III the stalks OF ludian cOrli, and uio,l
of the cereal grasses. Mineral substance.
are also beneicialIy employed in irnprov
lug The texture of the soil, aud in fitting il
TO promote tho growth Of plants.
lhe most impOrtunt Of ihe mineral an
plcations is lime. Lime benefits in two
ways FIRST, in lis cau,lic stale. deprived q
its carbouic acid by fire,it dissolves vegeta
BILE fibre, aud converts it into The food q
planls; aud at the same time, by ii,rmins
new chemical compounds with mat,er,
,ha, are soluhie, it prolonss the nulritiv.
action of soit vegetable and anilnalet sub
stances beyond the time in which the,
would have acted, if they had moi enlere.
iato combination with i..-Hence, caus
iic, or quick-Iime, should no. be applied
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
THE EVENING STAR.

By JOS. J. GURNEY.
Thou radiant star of the ,larkening West,
Thou diatem in the train.
Of,he sable Queen whose velvet vest,
Envelopes the dewy plain;
Gladly hail the mellow Iiehr,
That from thy centre flows.
And gaze with joy on The da'lem bright,
Thy circlins beams compose.
How steady is each pencilled ray,
How calm thy ves'a flame.
Sent by the glorious monarch of day,
From age To age the same;
Thy lamp is hung in The Heavens above,
In the midst Of e,herial blue.
Of the Church redeemed by a Saviour's
love.
Perpetual type and true.
When sorrow o'sha,lows each temporal
gem,
or mans uncertain story,
The Church lights mp her diadem,
And travels her pat, TO glory;
Aud who so pure and steady The rnv,
That illumes her race of ,lurv,
Because from ChIisr the fountain of day.
She has burruwed all her beauty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
TO ID callers i'm I'D rugs
Medicines. &C. ...--..-.

'RHI4E Subscribers having recently purchased
tile Stock oil DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS.WAKE,&c OF the
Estate fJames Leverich, deceased, take. this
method Of informing their irie'ds aid tile
public generally, that they have OIL hand and
are constantly receivit G fresl. supplies Of all
articles usually keptin their line Of business,
which they will dispose Of on reasonable. terms.
All orders addressed 10 them will meet with
prom 1 attention, and executed with neatness
and dispatch
P. Purchasers are particularly requested
10 call and Exaniue our Stock and Prices be.
fore purchasing else where.
SAMUEL u CLARK, &Co.
Hamburg March rs, 1910. S2n
The Grrenvil!e MoIlutnineer and Pendeton
Messenger will publish tie above one month
ench. aud forward their nccouns t" tn Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

with common dung, but1o soils abound
ing in peaty, 6brous, aud other insoluhle,
inert vegetable matters. And secOlnily,
in It's mild slate, or as "A carlouate, II i'm
proves The mechanical texture of sands aud
clay; rendering the FIRST mnre compact and
retentive of manure and moisture, and
the latter more porous, aud more per.
meabIe to the dews, Id air, and 10
heat. Upon all soils which do not con-
tain it naturally, mild lime may be applied
with certain ulrerior benefit.
Lime, says Professor Low, may be ap-
piled to land in different periods.
~. !, may he laid TN the surface OF
land is ploughed up fir'illase. even tho
this should he several years afterwards
The lime. in this case, quickly sinks into
the soil. and, acting upon it, prepares i,
for crops when it * again liIlcd.
70. Il may be spread upon the sroun'l,
aud buried even by the plough. just after
a crop of any kind has been reape,l. In
this case, ii prepares the soil for succeeding
crops.
.:3. 1t may be spread upon the surface
even where PLAINS are growing. This
practice, however, though sometimes con.
venirns, is very rarely luhe initiated.
~. 1t may be, and is most frequently,
applied during the season in which The
land is in fallnw. or in preparation for
what are termed fallow crops.
rs. II may mixed with earthly mat
Ter. particularly with Thar contain vegeta-
bic remains. the lieneous. woody aud
pealy;1 in this case il forms a compost.
LOUIS Elements, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
From the Farmers Register.
PREPARATION OF MANURE.

During The season uf feetl.ns aml liter
ing farm-r stock, having accumulated
in the early part of winter Il considerable
hmlv of corn STALKS, | use alternately with
them. straw in piles Instead Of racks. which
mixture promotes 'lec0mpensatinn. and re-
tains. beller, the liquor of manure. Leaves
are in the same method occasionally intro.
luceh. Manure from the foored pens of
tiltening hogs. Uttered in The SAME way,
is advantasenusly hauled and scattered
over the farm pens, This being the rich
est made on a farm. can he heiter dislri-
buIed nn land by being thus mixei with
Tho weaker manureS; and with The same
view Introduce, at different times, the
manure FINN stable.
make il an nvariable rule 10 run over.
with two or three prunse,l dung hoes. the
whole mass of manure twice or three times
during The season of making it,; the advan-
rages ofwhich are twof l'l; first. The lInr
uush ;hmixiure of the different qualitirs.
and secondly, The encouragement given To
decomposition by partial admission ui air:
with ~hicl, motive frequently let III the
slockhoss.
Lastly. when about n commence haul
ing out. the contents of thr farm pens are
puI Into rirks with dung and pllcII-
forks; roads heins left between for carts AMI
wagons to drive in at one end. and out at
the other. The object of whichis 10 ia.
cilitate loading. holh as o convenience
and tightening, The manure, which lnses
very lille Strength Ivy The operation. il
plnIghed rs il should he, as fast as hauc'l
on the land. Indeed. the sudden driving
of manure in this month prevents much
escape of its essence 10y evaporarion.-
Firr-lans is APT, To occurif these large rick,
remain more than one week.
RlVANNA.
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Ike NtOnnt Pleasant SILK
A:rlcuraiiSI,
AND F.lnMEnS MANUEL.

AND f.In.uEhS MANUEL.
A MOuLIly PuDl.cd, ,iUll ueI U.e,i " llIc Gro,ctI
IN u SLi., MuHatuctUIe " De4 oaSSdf, u.tl
80. .mp. Vuc,ncnt " -i5reca.tuit, H"'s11attafe'
d. nL I,uias GiiL DJncSt.G ECUavmy; haeJ Juos ute.i
.upru,c GU u.Id e"Ial Seu, a"u Is ii"w lac ''Ial'
u.id LiIcapcst IJmcatiuh VI t.ie hliiu is''!ed
.Iu.I u,Iy CVu.ury JI.cc III tIie Uuilcd ola.cs.--
..acn uuiiiU.r cunLiIns "a Lclaru paSes Will ..ie
LdI.Lluu ui ucnver dad ii neatly cA-cil.u iTol'
.srl.cc, rcpfeSentIIe Ine oil"-"9 9ini la It's 'i'l'
Jus slases; uuu wnI DC ucIlrrIeu ~ sIISlc
suusrIlueiS al lhe reuidr"unly low piics al
.,LE DoLLAR per ulinulnr puy"Dle III hu'aiiice;
IT, osvEN c"pits VIII De iOiwdrued iur 4 I'VE
JulIuIS-r'lfIEsa cupIcs lOr / En- Dolais-~o
cuIues IUr = IfrkEE LuIiarS, VI 4U cupieS luf
LwaNrY Dollars, iur Uur Year, accUIuiilo l0
orders.
v.uers Ior this work, postage paid, adj ressed
10 :iLrER ~ MILLER, DiundoaGlte L. ". i'fCS'
tvn cvlnty, pu., VIII receive prompt alieLllon'
W ouusaf.pli"..s rec.Heu NY W. L. Luii1oe,
.,seuL of Lug, llcIu DiSl,ict.
~ Eul,uis wmJ VIII pllD.lSh the above a d
t.s ule) Iew tlllles, aid aL"0llLcc .nlSciV -
is ;isei.s iUf THIS worH, wiic~ciie tUoo cOpi ;s
lur unc Year, w"Ic., w.li De s:n. 10 tnen. n'i.uIi
ds lneir plpsrs ure received con!ulL. ~, t'e
advei tIsrcnl.
Alurch il, y
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no Printers and Publishers.

vHNIIE undersigned. agents foi Lothian & Ilu-
snr's Tyre Foundry. New York. viii
contract To supply ary quantity or variety Of
Printing Type, 10 thu Printers Of North and
South Carolina and Georgia, Oh as advsnta-
geous terms rs they can hc furnished from The
manufacturers. The Type mSde at this es,ab.
lisment Is nil casl by hand. the metal equal, if
not superior 10 amy in the country.
We nrc also agents for r. Hoe & Co.'S Ma
chine aud Hand Presses. and all other articles
manufactured by Them for Printers and Bind
ers' rse.
We also keep on hand. and contrncf for tho
regular supply of Printing Paper, OF uny quail.
ty ar size.
Johnson u Durnnis's Printing Ink, always
Oh hand. For sale hy
burgess & WALKER.
Sta:ioner's Hall. e5 East Bay, CT arleslon,
South Carolina,
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State oi'SOuth { ar0lina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TEE COMMON PLEAS.

J. x l.. Jones, vs. A,,,h,,,o,,,
II. Ii Jones. '""e''"e" Ut
HNTlE Plaintiff in this case, having filed his
u declaration IN my office, and the Delen-
Iant having ITO wife or Attorney known 10 be
within the State, upon whom copy could Le
served with rule to plead. 1t is or.Iered that
the Defendant co plead to the said declaration
within IL year and day. from Ills date. Or inuI
and absolute judgment will be awuidGG .gainsl
him. GEO. POPE, {. {. p.
''fs: ssi 81 S:si s5, ffss 49, 81 so ,.w AGE As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

Connubial Braury.-As newly coup.
pie from the Iaud Of pumpkins aud baked
beans were one night lying in he'd talking
over ..na,,ers and things" a heavy ,l:un.
der Storm arose. The lnud peals "t thun
der aud the vivid a ashes nI lightning filled
them with terror aud fearful appreIieu-
<iuns. Suddenly tremendous crash
caused The loving pair to Start as though they
had received an electric shnck. Jonathan,
throwing his arms arnunr his dear. ex-
claimed, "Hus up 10 me Liz-lel's dir
like men,"
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NOTICE..
State ut' South Carolina.
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.

IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Reuben Cnrpcn or ct al. applicants,
Nancy Mosc y el al. drfenInirs
MT appearing TO my satis nc ion. that Name
Il. alosely aud Anna Danucr, tw" Of the de
.anda,ts in tits case. resides without tie limit
Of This State: 1t Is therefore orere.l. that the,
DO appear aud object to the division or sale o
the Real Estate of Fanny Butler. deceased. oi
or before the first day ofJune nexi, or their coil
sent viii he entered of record, this 2nJ day %
March, lS40.
OLIVER T0WLES, D. Ed.
March 6. 1S40 Sc 50 ah 5
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RlVANNA.

The ST.. LousPenanl says, THE wealh.
er is charming tho birds are singing;
boals are putting; bees are huming ;
merchants are dunuins The trees are bud.
ding loafers are lounging; inals are peep
ing editors are quarrelling maidrns are
signing; babes are squaline; banks are
,oppiass: wass are punning; the p"nr
are star, ing The rich are giving; brokers
are sh wing borrowers are cursius
christians are fasting; our subscribers arr
increasing hut what's the Use of summing
up or calcuilins ?-tIe fact is the world
is wassins-just IA it pleases."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

Shoe Blacking.-A very sn,d material
for blacAins shues aud bools. may be
made in a few minutes by pulling half
teacup full Of lamp black in II IIn b;i,Iu or
dish adding The white of an e1g, and ren.
derus it sufficiently liquid by adding aud
mixing thorough y with it. quantity ut
vinegar. The ouIy labor is MIXING the
materials which do not very redily lncul-
pUrate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

Precocity-A young girl at Buffilo. N.
Y. only II years, of age, made aIfidivi
belnre Justice Mason, of that city, that she
was likely t. become a m"ther; aud
naming her paramount. he was held lo
bail for his transgressi"n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

Good.-A day or Two since we saw an
nrhiu about seven years old, smoking Il
lone nine! When parents alln~ their
child on to smoke, swear, ami give them
gin and bitters. To kill the aoJrms," they
are preparing them 10 enter not college,
hut iIle Peuitemtiary Ell. SIu.1el.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

Combutsiusness. -lsenlIey's Miscellany
has The following illustration of Irish com
ba;iiveness: "Ocb! murlher! lime O'clock
n, Donnybro',I fair, au,l devil Il fight yeti
Will any body have they kindness 10 Tread
On mn coat tail!
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HOT ICE! a.lDT ICF!!

IT WOULD inform my 1iiends and the pub
81 lie, that hnve added the
HARD WARE
Trade 10 my Tin anil Sheet Iron t'arc Manntac.
ery, and will be pleased to supply those wish.
NJ articles Of Hard Ware
Also. Just received Two Thousand pounds
Goshen Butter and Cheese. a frstratc article.
Also. For Sale guod Span of Northern
HORSES; snld for no Elnlt, lravmg no Use for
them: they are 6ve Years old. only. All the
above for SHE io,o for cash. To suit The times.
N. B Jobbing, Roning. and Gutterine
promptly attended TO. as usual.
Now, please call and sec,
Your hunb servant. A. B. G..
A. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg S. c.. March 10. lS40. d 8
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THE .N.EgH' YORMEi..
PRICES REDUCED TO A CASH STANDARD! !!
Eniirely NrV Type. Sc.

Eniirriy NeW Type, &c.
The Publishers Of the NeO Yorker. respect
!ully announce to The public. that on Saturday.
the 2lst day Of March, will be i*>nrd the Sc.
ventli (nnuiui) Volume oI their Foio form. ard
the Ninth (semiIi-anlunl) Volume oithrIr donble
.lunrio. or o:lavo ed ton for pr.Servanli, and
binding. Both papers will be- printed OIL an
entirely new type and in Il new and beautiful
draft, nn the Same large imperial paper us for
mpry
Tie Nc,o Yorker will pursue the same gener.
al course, and maintain the same character ns
iiheilo. with such improvements in setai!s
md execution as Experience has suggested. or
may suggest. liz columns will be devoted to-:
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prisins j aIes. Pornis. Essays. Reviews of new
Works Biographical, Historical and IIninor.
,lls Sketches. Anerdotes. &C. &c. In the lie.
.'artinent OF Original Literature. the editors
ave :he ussis;uI ce of able pens. while their
Selections are culled from The widest range Of
British aud American current and Periodica.
Literature.
II. Political intelligence this head.
hrirf notices of movements nf Parties. through
mt the Union are constantly given, with nc.
counts of all imporunt Conventions. Nomina-
TORS, &C.. bit especially of every EIectiun Of
my moment, with the voies compared with
those of previous Ye1rs. and it is believed that
in this department The New Yorker arendy
lnds rank not beneath that ol any journal in
the tInion.
iii. General Intelligence Under this head
condensed but comprehensive summary of the
News of the Day. Foreign and Domestic, will
rom eek TO week be given.
Tsrms-The Folio ediiinn. will &c issued
very Saturday morning. mt The reduced price
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
State of So,ltl, Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

Caleb Mitchell. admir-. vs.
John Johnson; the same. Attachment.
VS. the same.
e. l.. Penn Co. VS. John
Johnson;G. l.. &E.Pem &Co. }Aunchmcnt
VS. the same. in two other cases
a HE Plainitfs having filed their declarations
in my Office. and the defendant having no
wife or Altarney known to be within the State,
,r:on whom Il cnpy can be served. Iris order
ed that the Deirld dam. plead thereto within
year and day from this publication, or the sai.l
action will b. taken pro c"ilIrsso against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. C. p.
Cirrk's Office Edge
feld, Ocl 26tIr, 1889. { W $40, eaq 46