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UNITED STATES BOOK. for sale at this OFFICE.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-10

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-10

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-10

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Sale ofPersoaaaB Property,

's'HE Subscriber having disposed Of his
4 Lands, will offer for sale III lis residence
On Tuesday aIier the SaIe-day III january next,
the 1th oi the month, tue following property,
viz: ~ lln:se, und Mules, IL considerable lot
of iinr Stock. Hogs, &; Cattle. over 2U' bush
els Of Corm-25 stacks o! Fodder, ui 800 bnn.
dles IN eac:,, :0D busile- of Peas. Das. l]"use-
hold ain: Kitchen furniture. FarmIn. utensils.
Blacksmith Tools, Il Wagon. Wagon and
P:nng! Gear ami aconsiderable number Of rare
and excellent Books
Tcrns-Al! sums to the amount o! $50 cash.
For all over, IL credit I'll lhr Isl October. ls4O,
with nnie and approved s"cnry.
A'>u. some fifteen orlwenty tatteniss Hogs
will be snli for c"sh or will be sold il
the mean time OIL terms to <rit PURCHASERS.
VIII he hired ont at The same time !! III br-
fore. over 20 likely hands nnlii the I:'i!' Get
1~40, ali fellows but few. Mute and security
will be required-onr iull suit Of clui!"s. lat
amI shues and wish il expressly understood.
that no Rail Road agcn; ueed apply.
ELDRtO SIMklSS.
Flgeichl G.. II. Der. 3 IS:E1 e 4I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
State of South Carolina.
4 dBBEFILLE DISTRICT.

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
EbEACHMAN AFFORD, who is row in
Il The custody OF the Sheriff Of Abbevillo
Disricr, by virtue of capias ad satisfacun-
dum nj the suit of Daniel a. Wise, aud Henry
NJ. Iipsfori having filed his petition. with II
sc.edile OH oath Of his whole estate. real ard
personal, with The purpose OF obtaining the
benefit of the Act Of the General Assembly,
commonly callei the "InsoIvent Debtors Act"
Public Notice is Hereby given. that tile peh-
ton of the said pearhInan Afford, will bo
heard and considered in the Court Of Com.
mon Please, for Abbcvilie District, at AbbcviIIe
Court House, on Friday the 20th day of March
next; or such other day thereafter as the Court
may order, during the Term. commencing at
tie SAID plac.. OIL the third Monday in March
next; And all the creditors of said Peach
man Afford arc hereby summoned personally,
or by Attorney. 10 appear, 'ben aud there, in
The sud Court, 10 show callSe, if any they can.
why the benefit of the Act aforesaid should
MT be granted to the SAID Peachman Afford,
mo his executing the assignment required
by ,ir Act aforesaid.
JOIN + LIVINGSTON, c.C.P.
Dec Dec: *c.G. us; 1850 W. sx. sl4,ea. ue At
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LOSE.

Am the 18th irlsram near Mr. Henry Saw
" ycr's tore. a Red 'Inrocr1 P0:hrt 1cek
confirming aI,out :Sl5 dollars in ca-ll. co. SIS
tin. of one ten ard one live 'lo lar bills. A'so
several notes of hand. anonc which are The
folldwirir; --dlle on John Ililsnn for SSaG. due
the lsi day Of Drcember l~:EI; one on eamp-
son Gates for $40, dnc the 1T OF Nov. his; j;
onr on /: III. johns, Tor So die the Isl s>cr
last; two on Wiley CAFES for ;Sl5 each, due
lust ijecemher one on Riley Pndsct Tor ~.
dine Isl Nov. last: {; Ollie or Jo dan FcaSter.
for So. due first Of Nov last; one on Wiley
Juillsnn. Tor s5. due Is! inst; one on L. wis
Iadset. for 81, due OIL first of November last,
,nd sew, ra ohrr papers Of no valnc but TO the
owner. The drawers Of the above noes are
requested moi to pay them unless to the suhscrr
her. Any person finding lie said Pocket B,h .,,
md returning the sn,ne with its contents II 'he
subscriber, shall rereire reward of $S3,,,
ARTHUR sWtn:
Dec 10. 1880 a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
FAIRFIELD SCiiODL

l AIN i iiIlL - s2Cli''L
We agiin ImvlIc The atlrmInn of the
Public, Ia this Branch ni The Furman In.
>iuu'i"n, aud lake Tins opportunity 10 in
inrm lis frirnd> and pltrnrs. Ili,; Me HanH-
M i.aio' SYfem. hcniy for ainp! dm this
.>.hooi. is GbuaJoard far thr present, 10 be
may b" jml.rd rv: .edirn' hv it, paIrons.-
1t is dr IN HE public 10 give the rcas!'ls
"I this unrApertrr change.
WErm the Baptist State Convention nl
>. Carolina consented to undertake The
Manual Labor System. in Ibis Institution,
they were induced to do So, III compliance
with tine a>ccr!aimcd wishes of large pnr-
lion of lhe DENOMINATION represented by
The Convrninn; only, however, by way OF
experiment. They were unwilling tn hax
ard The success, nfihr TheouaialScminarv.
upon this experiment: and hence Manual
l. .ho.' was NJ" made obligatory upon The
STUDENTS in thar SEMINARY. The Convcn-
Iirn itself was Divided upnn The subject OF
Mann Il Labor System. a parr were in
favor Of it: Il part stood "ppnSrd. The
b"eu m With in The course nt ihs cxpr-
rimcnr. have had tIIr effect of increasing,
instead If diminishing This op?nsI'I"n.--
ind lin. from irr s'nallneSS of pa!ronns"
afforded The present year, AMI the want ol
a:S,iranrc of any inrre;>" of patronage for
ii." next, we ac freed To conclude thai
the system has brro,lc extensively unp0p-
ular. II is pas,ihl.', hvnnlirins pcrsrvcr-
ance in the Manual Lahnr System, the
popular tide might eventually he turned in
It's favor. In doing this. however. the in
diviluaI who should thus prtSevere wouI,l
make IL certain sacrifice of himself, IN Sc
cure an uncrrtaiin good. For after ALL sue.
cess-wnud he uncertain, unless The Sys-
TEN of Manual Labor sho Id be made
unifnrm in bniIl Branches nfthe Institution
-Thcoi .gicui as well as Classical. From
the present aspect nl things, there ar" no
grounds 10 expect that this will hc done.
TO pcrsevrrc in ii scheme, lluwcvrr valua-
bile, under such circumstances, would he
fully in the extreme. II would I've fr
few iudi iIual> unai'let, to attempt to
breast mighty torrent, by which It's cer
tain they mu>l i've swept away. Whilst
under all these circumstances, we feel cnn-
strained. though reluctantly, tugivp up the
Mammal Labor Svsicm in our Institution,
we must he permitted to express our IN
lire apprrhaIion of The system. Our ex-
pnrience h.s suggested. it is trae. some
changes, which we think would he an irn-
prnvrmcut of the system. and would Sc
rure us againsl losses in future: hul the cir.
cuiu>tanrrs by which wr arc crampcd. al
present, forbid unr attempting any furthr
experiment. We would stale, moreover,
our belief, not only in the pracIirahili'y of
the system upon a proper plna, and under
favoring circumstances, bul also our opin-
ion. that This system Of education, if gen
orally adopted, would work great good for
sucirry. in opposing that tide Of corruption,
that is sweeping over our land, of the force
of which we have ample proofin tho op-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

A large majority ofIhe twenty -one banks
Of Rhode Island. have resumed specie pay.
ment. Why cannot The Southern banks
do likewise The Legislature .,r South
Carolina, has manifested great forhear.
ance, some say, a communicable one. in nor
compelling our banks 10. resume. BE this
as i, may. these institutions are IN du,v
bound. to re>Lme specie payments witnout
delay. TIE people are suffering greatly
from The deranged slate of the currency,
and will continue to suffer until our hanks
paw onI gold and silver. Suspension is a
great evil AMI it becomes The banks to APP
ply the remedy. As our Legislature has
rejected The bill imposing penalties on
these institutions for suspcuding, aud CON-
pellins them 10 resume within a reasona-
bic time, they now have The people in
their own power. We hope tia, they will
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

We publish our paper OH "Wednesday,
on account nf The boys in our office. who
wish some recreation on New Years day.
We would ourselves, make The dav one of
rejoicing; no, in idly sauntering about the
streets. or haunting the shops. listening to
THE tales of gossips, hu, in receiving the
SUMS due from our patrons. We are now
ready 10 receive gold, silver, noles Of specie
paying banks, or any current bills. We
do nnl inteud this as a DUN, hui only As
HINT. We recommend TO our friends
and patrons. il they wish to be ren'cm-
bered in the prayers of,he printer. to step
to The office OF the Advertiser, Immediately
after rea,ling this, and, like gond Chris
'tianS, tn pay up heir accounts. Then will
New Years day indeed be day of rejoic-
ing to US, aud one lons 10 he remembered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

TheAuCusta Cnus,llutinnalis, of The 2Irh
ull. slyS:-Bo'h branches of the Georgia
Legislature adjourned on Saturday eve
Ling last. The little they have ,I"ne. we
will give an account ni in ,ur reXI. The
Cnllegr Bill, we understand, WAS defeated
nj the Seuutr. The prohibiting 5auk>. while
in Il stale of suspension, from charoin.
more than : per ccnr nn exchange, WAS
passed. The Maine bill WAS lost in the
llnuse by 4 votes, bu' resolutions similar
to tiInsr introduced by Mr.. Jenkins passed
both branches.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

THE MAIZE QuEsTIuS.-Tfe reader
is aware thai the House of Representa-
lives of'our Legislature. passed ii bill by
which vessels arriving in our porls from
the State of Maine, were To bc quaran'lnetl
fr The spacrof one Iunhre days, w'ririI
was tantdmOuni 10 aunn intercourse l.w.
This Bill wa, acted On in the Sruasr, on
Saturday last, and was ,lefea cd by Two
votes majority against it. Thus ends for
the present This impnrtant mlit"r. The
only thing that has been don hy rhe Le-
gIslaIurc on this subject is, the passage of
Mr.. jenkins Res buttons, which We're only
and safely intended by their anhor, TO
provide and efficient remedy for future az.
gressions, and have not hing in the wnrJ,,
to do with the immediate subject hefore
the Lcsislature.-Mit!edgevitte Rscorder
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

New YoHK FrRE.-The Courier Of the 10th
uTt. makes the following estimate OF tho losses
incurred by the fire in that city on Saturday
night, and thinks that it is likely to be exceeded
by the reality:
w B.i;end $3.50, 900, ms S5GOOO in England.
l.. a. V. nrby. 23.GGO
Patton g. stewart, lGB,nuO }All insured.
Dawson. Iampet & Co. $4,000
Bradir Brnohs Go. ID.G!D-ins. inilra;inrd.
Others, at least YU.Dl0-:uS:rrcd.
--;SJ0U.UOa
The greater part ori!,s amounts in>urrd in
the various offices in the city Of n. York and
tic foreign lnsu ance agencies establish here.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
aay:z OF CHARLESTON s. C

fEYilt. l.cgi-laure at its late session having
. nlsSed IN ict authorizing III" postpone
NJ Mt 70 iii u.c rciiod, Of The pavmen OF The
Sd 4 {! 4l!I insialments the additional capital
Of ihi. Bank, Ile S,orkuollers are informed
tha, this will not hr required 10 be paid on tic
first Monday anl Tuesday i'll January next, is
l!rrc,sI by the CHATTER.
By order Of the Board.
4 G.. ROSE. Cashier.
Til. newspapers in the cnlmlry tint have ,d
vcris'L Inl The pa. mriIi of The lm~alms"ts
in Iaraa"y ncxt. will a;ve the ahnve on user
ton. Stopping the former advertisement
Dee %, lSO a dS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

The morning Of the 2lsi December was
ushered in by a fall Of sIeet and snow, the
fist which We have seen this season. For
n day or two afterwards, the weather was
cold and cutting, land Winter slrewed plain
ly enough, that he had established his resi-
dence amongst us. Welcome old fellow
with III. piercing seels for thou drives
the deadly fever away; hur in snod lime
we wish thee 10 depart. aud To yield Thy
place 10 The la"e'iuG Spring.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Easatls fi,T Sale.

T|7H.!. 'm sold ut public drriion. ON the
YS !ir.l Monday in Janunry next. il ut
E: Nium-ly dis"srd of at private sale. The
;inl.r and I.nl in the ,'in@e nl FhSe!ic'd.
.acr!.cr with hlrty arres u! land more or less.
..rmcfIy occupied by Mrs. Mar'I'a M'ns.
Asn within mile OF Id@'icE!. nnr '."-
.rnlarrrs oI lard. huown aS the Alien place
i'rc land will he divided into !Irr'e equal paris.
with lines ruunin. north and SOUTH. if desired
" the purchasers.
A!so.-clcvru hundred acres of lard. nnrr
ar .rsS. living on Tn" read :"ading from fd.e-
;i,'d 10 the Pine Horse. known H. III" Darby
p,rc. Persons " sling II purchase car apply
to ". Frazier at Edgctcld Court 'lnns".
BENZ. FRAZIER.
Sny. lth 1S:I1. b
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LaeST, LGSz'.

a RED Morocco POcKFi bOOh, COR
tanning two five Dor!arifoies IN the Han
huro t Rnmx One note {. hand On DR.. job"
D.'I ,'he D for s2o9. .56 pay .olc /" John lowr. o
Int, s.Mu ~, us i've y: ri, Dec. l6:.! nrd one no..
ou"iI; ou H., Va nk" M ior Sl77, Il" ecenber,
Iss IS,, ,,''o nnd % nne on Elias La Ne jJ due saln
lima line IN James s. lIa...sur, for 3l42.
Lms , III Dnrcmt,r 1885, viii, snme other pn-
uers OF no importance OILY TO to the snnScfiner'
Al person are forcwarneG irnm ,rM,iEg 'of
tn above notes. uOHN foH Et..
Nov. 18th 1889. SD
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

POSITION that is made holh by parents and
cilclrcnlo 10 Manual Labor. We have dis
charged ourduty. in Offering the remed !;
il society will not accept Of it. the evils,
of which we complain, must he lrftl work
their own cure. in their legitimate results.
iHIeness. rire, cGsminacy, bankruptcy, and
ruin. We may he regarded rs riS'oa0ry;
We are willing to be so considered. and to
leave it Ia lime, 10 prove Illc SoundneSs of
our virws.
We have deemed it necessary thus brief
ly To give our rra sons, Inr the change We
cumtcmrla!e, in the future nprraIiuuS Of
Om Institution. in order to satisfy the
friends Of the Manual Lahnr System, of
the propriety OF oLr course. II rcmains
only In give nn'icc that those sludrn's who
may come as l,onrdrr,. will he required to
hoard with ia" Steward; 10 pay : per ses-
sion for rnnm rem. rn furnish themselves
viii, wood and wafer. rs heretofore, aud
keep their own rooms in order. For The
terms of board and tuirion, we refer 10
former publications.
1t may NOT be anlis> TO inform parents,
having daughters, rs well as suns tu cdn-
cate, thai Il Female Srhoul will he opened
soulr'Imr IN january next, within ! of Il
nile ol otr it,Ei'u!iun, under the supern
tendance "i 'ilrs. Lciln,r, an experienced
and approved Teacher. with he airI Of her
sister. a> 'lcaciIur of Music. Board can BE-
obtained al Col. Lcilner's, and il The
nciu;lhurhoul. Oar Sclinnl will commence
lis operations. nn lie 2n!AlnnrIay in jana
ry; and we hope lnnSr who may wish 10
eater, may not fail to he present al that
fi,,,n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

Standing Committee ofh q. S. Senate.
On Foreign r lalious-Ales>rs. Burh-
anau, Clay, of Kentucky, Roanr, Allen.
Brown.
On Fiuance.-MeSsrs. Wright, Benlun,
Hubbard. Nicholas, Webster.
On Cummtrcc.--M, s>rS, King, Davis,
Ru2 .lcs, MouInr, Nnrv.lI,
On Manufacture, s-Mrs,rs. Lunpkin,
Preston, Buchanan, Allen, Knight.
On Agriculturc.---Me es>rs. Moutou,
Spence, Linn, Brown, Smith, of Cuunrc-
i:cui.
On Military Aflairs.-AIcssrs. Benton.
Preston Wall, Pierce, NlchuIas.
On The MIi,a.-Nlrssr>. Clay. nf Ala.
hama. Smith, of Indiana, Phelps, Fulro".
rappan.
Ga Naval Af'airs.-Mcssrs. Williams.
Southland Cuthbcrl. Sirangc, Taapan.
Ga Public Lanl>.-Mcssr,. Walker,
Fulton, Clay, o; Alabama. Preu,is,. Nor-
veil
OnPrivatc LandC Claims.-M -Messrs. Linn,
Sewer. Clayton, Mouron. Belts.
On Indian Aflairs.-M->Srs. White. OF
Teunrs>ce. Sewer, Linn, White, of lndi-
: M. Phelps.
On tl tlms.-Mcss-s. Hubbard, Young,
NJ rrick. Williams. Belts.
On 4 voIut' nary Claims -MrSs:s.
SmHlh. "I' C"unerlicm'. NEnr. ut Ttmnrs-
see. knshr. Crittrud"n. Roniu>nn.
On The judiciary MrsSrs. Wall. Clay
ton. Strange CriI,clien. :im:ih, ufIn'Iiani'
On the Post O!lice AMI Posi- RoaIs.-
'!">>rs. Robinson Lanlkin. Kuieii, Ful-
Ton, Henderson.
On Roads & Canal<.-NIrssrs. Young.
Phei..S. IIrrd.rsoi, Spence. Smith, ul
lnhi#na.
On Pensioas.-NlrsSrs. Pierce, Prcnliss.
White. Rnanr, Belts.
For The Dl>trirl Of Culnmhia. -Mrssr>.
N"rr:ck, Criiten:rn, LumpAin, Southland,
Clayton.
On Patents aud the PoIrrt Office
ssr-.S;ransr. Davis, Prenilss, Robinson.
Spence.
On the Contingent Fund of the Senate.
-M"s>rs. knighr, FaItnn, Lnmrkin.
On Enrolled BIIs--Mc>sr-. Suilh, Of
Indiana Henderson, Phelps.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
s.azaass ansss Negroes.

ENTIl.L he rented ON the tirs. day of Janua
" ry next in Hamburg, valuable pa-
tann on savannah river, three miles belnw
Augusta, a"d Hamburg: racd 3"ii Mount be-
Ion.u. to ThnmaS VI Lunar miner.
Also III" plamtal:.II. belonging % The estate
Of John Tn,.ance deceased adjoining lands "f
James Yam, Seth Butler and tie estate Of
Thomas Hall, deceased.
At The SANE time aud place. upwards Of
thirty likely negroes. will be offered for hire,
for one year belonging III the minoiS OF I. Il.
Lamar
Also i.,c negroes belonging to Augustus Tar
rance Tor uiIe year
CIiARLFS LAMAR, Guardian.
December l:ih lS:0 C ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
,a,i,n At,.csicAsa EsetcE.

997lLL be snId un the fist day Of January
w next in Hamburg. 10 tia highest bld
der. the above establishment. lately kept hy
G. w Mayson. The louise Is large and com
mn,!inrls-;,l bs 60 'ecr, two stories and hall
hinh. and siiua!rd in liIc ceIirc Of the com
mcrrial part of litr town. having two Stnrcs al
iac,,pu iromli: The main trt,'ing street. The
above yroper'l will l,r sold on 'ime Terms
and conditions made li':own more lml'y on tic
day q. sal. CHARLES LAMAR.
December 18th, 1879 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
BALTIMORE p. OFFICE,
DEcENREE ID. $50. s

bfI FhIbEk i"' s'''
Extract fron Il letter received nj this
Office, from the Postmaster al Cincinnati,
Dec. llrh. $50.
"The entire mail frnnIllndisnn. Indiana,
Of !hc l2lh inst. is presumed ~ haze hrrn
slocn from tilc steamer Ben Franklin, be-
tween here (Cincinma'i) and that PLACE" on
the nornin. u! The l:}lh. inst, and L" have
cou,anctl all the letters of that date, sent
in the mai! for ,l.is place and tn" Eastern
cities, and which. arc dnuhlless DESTROYED.
JOSHUA ViNSANT, p. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
EODM EEER ~.

7E7Il;: Subsrrih oilers for salrthe fnllow,
d inS Blooded stock at very reduced prl.
reS: -
faTy Qucen, by Phcnomerm dam Gallatin.
Coil biack Rose, by NulEder' dam Phenonl-
cnon. -,
Sally .Voragnc, by JohnBascomhe, dam Phe-
nomeion.
Tn. above will be sold in lois I" snt purch.
scrs, and barsa:l can be iiadi application a; :,
made Immediately. X. c. GRIFFIN. %
Cambridge, Dec 7, loS9 q Is