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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
FoRr HILL, Sept. II, 1910.

GCntlcmcn:-l regret 10 say, that my engage
ments are such that cannot possibly accept
your invitation to dinner to be given by the
citizens of Abbcville District to their Repre-
sentative in Congress, on the 2.id inst al Grecu-
wood.
The hearty approval Of the course ofyolT able
aud faithful Representative. the deep gratitude
which feel towards the citizens Of my native
Dssxct for their early and constant support
through an evenuul public life of more than
thirty years, and tie opportunity, which the
visit would afford tlc to take by the hand many
OF my old friends, whom l have not seen Tor
80 long n time. and TO form the acquaintance of
the young gentlemen grownup since ceased
to reside among ynn offer strong temptations
to accept your invitation. But the length of
time have hcen absent, attending to my oii-
cial duties-the shnrtncsS Of the recess. till the
next session. and the absolute necessity Of at
tending to my numerous engagements, d1mCs-
tic and private. preparatory Ia leaving home
will hope be Il sufficient apology for declining
am rciOiccd To think, thai in this great crisis
our State. and more especially my nhl cOnStillI-
entS, are on the right side 10y Il mllnrIty 80
Overwhelming, while il IL Il caiisc OF deep re-
grct that In1ny recently arrayed under tho Old
RenubIican State Rights banner. are now found
on the opposite side. doubt not that it has
been caused i'm Il great minority OF cases by
n fnisconccpiion Of tic real nature oi Tie COLI
test, and not the abandonment of principles
;hat are essential to our liberty and safety. |
cannot be mistaken when say. tla the present
contest, stripped of the thousand false /; nd in
cidenal issues which have been made. is at
bottom, the same with that so long carried on,
II the early stages ofour government bctwcent the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
-.-=:-. -, of Toluabie Lands IN Orange.

rr,rs;rc sale of Taiuabte Lands "a orange.
r # decree pronounced Oh l2th Feb, 1910, by the
sansor Cour 70; l!.arico and Rcmond N SUI. IN iJ
which Jane Heron, admins traor, and saes are paihlis
= If Thomas Macon, dec, and others are defendants
the auho! conferred upon US by me saa
t ,rissjoners oi the Court, shall proceed ." Ntdhes
M s Iay o Nav next if fair, !! not the next iar days 10
m. lands public auction, the following Iacs OF nu
IN me buildings and Improvements thereon IN me Iohs
VIZ, formerly belonging tn said Thomas Macon dec
"a (, him convened wilam Hay, IT, Edmund W; kooes ana
h, deed of trust, dated the 9TH June, lsi ana day
:, be County of Orange; which tracts are described III
-. .ail deed 81 trust as follows, w: ,,, ~
N"' - tho said Thomas Macon by Zacharah Burnley
~ 10 hi, deed bearing date the Isl January 1892 duly recorded
% Con-; orange County the boundaries Oh wh'ch ae par
,t,,y %, forth in the last mentioned uecu -,
n sixty,,ree acres adjoining thereto, purchase by
, Thopls Macon John Scott, trustee o! Reuben nue.
~ . containing all thar tract which was conveyed 10
Tsn, Macon by John Baylor and Frances ms WE, D!
; ,aa ah November, 1904, duly recorued IN 'ne usei
:; rJ,rick sburg boundaries OF which are particular
,. last mentioned deed, with the exception OF three
fmrd asrs thereof conveyed by SAID Ihohas MACON 70 ms
,rc, OF four hundred and fifty acres situated near ,ne
,rI tract, purchased Of Zachariah Gibbs, and bounded
- 49, .nt. If John Williams, Joseph Williams, James Barbour
al Robert Mansfield - - ,,;n ma ,c,os
,rrh.a Of James Madison, and bounded ny 'e ahuo u '
MADISON William Smith and Reuben Newman; ,r,ceed n
" IA the same time by the same authority Poceea 70
II pT the tract OF Isl! aforesaid, at public aGGio Sr
q me Sly, conveyed by the deed OF trust Of th o' m n
aiys,!d and already sold under inc saiu ueu' " ~ "
% a " n nave ,he.s lands surveyed before the sale and
& d INTO smaller tracts which may be soin sepalarI! y"
,rs 10 s,, the wishes purchasers The decree gives u'
-,Sc 10 do -, a.. .h.r ,,,ev are conn
ns.rsd, they VII be cohliiueu ho" va! " 1"'' y 49,
:ln, until completed. $50 -, s,,r,h or
Trrvre lands are sold these terms one-ionf,n Oh
M ,,- money TO be paid cash. the rest III three eua
The credit PAYMENTS to secured by bond WIN
.d personal security and by retaining the tue OIL ue ~ "
To, .t. pay ultn Is made. ,,
'"' '''''' : JAMES ;d hyoSs; commissrs
,,. l07-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
,r.-ms,of the Richmond Enquirer.

!, psD.isasd three ,imes geek dsrag the Session
STATE S op 'ss SCI n '''S " &c year
n,,,rs prr aasam, and Three Dollars for ak months
,Jrance 10 paid the Office or RENTED by mai posi-
PAYABLE u, dnls per annum at the end OF the year.
raid OF Il, his Office may be romitted per mail In good and
Al our QUE notes a, the risk of the Editor The postage q all
svae Fad bv he Hriers.-The postage OF single letter
Ie.-s tHs ca /. ,ne rer II the accumulation Of
an extensive business, winch operates Us SERIOUS A'
The wl pay papers, annually shall have the
h shall hereafter be considered as incurred
Il All ana Tor a wears publication, unless specially
SD due shorter time paid FOR in advance for that shorter
t when shall be sent order OF any and
- " c,r unless paid for III ADVANCE or satisfactory re-
Known o some and accessible person In regard 10
fnee DC his But, in case OF an order Tor pub
the shot p"rnen, from subscriber who is unac
n,i conditions single nSaps ay DC SENT
am The names all subscribers whose apty 20 pay E ~
publisher aud who may Se
s'oa as due shall erased from the list - snbseIss
nob. srs .aS's q. The results of the collective wis
ht W. hitter ex cnce OF Editorial Corps OF virginia
CON se assembled Richmond, on the 7h January, io
Ia inca. resolutions determined to
g p.s recommend and interests REQUIRE an inheS-
O. 10 them Several Of Tie .s:s eie u Gu
~ s nslish of Cash Payments No cass OF men h'
$40 H an .h.s g the Credit System, than the Editos oil
n,nsrs The great difficulty consists ~ inc .r;oh rom
tho orb,r Notwithstanding the Resolutions oi the
one we have induced TO continue several
,rribes on Book, who are IN rts'!s 70 ts 81.
ca our The name Of every subscriber VINO
We must viii positively be stricken of from our roll
''in " 'a a encouragement Of our next volume
Inc eo'h"'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,,l Thai be recommended TO the Editors OF Newspa-
the Commonwealth, 10 publish at the head OF the,
T for Advertising and that they strictly adhere TO
s I that these prices be always such, as to give ialr
lAr >'' s,,;Hn for The labor performed
ngthsa'''" ~ Resolution Of the Editorial Contention
s os sixteen lines or less, first insertions 20 cents Tor
eah distance must be accompanied with the advance
urI,' ,,,.f,riory references, 10 insure execution
% - yboSs Advertising amount TO SloO per a'Fani,
IN \. radr of ~ per cent? and to $780, OF III per cent
4, Ob4.res and Marriages from the country, whenever
~ MIN. unknown &: This oihce, must be auhcn
iar M h ndo>atom Of the Postmaster in the neighborhood
t HI; in no published every measure ,at mas
90 I'm Ia prevent nposons and quizes has proved hereto
ry,ine-We must, therefore, insist IN shch case upon
"; being certified by the name of the Postmaster:
. 80, a. ii, ,frk II TIC later.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE O, GoOehtdnd eoar Hoass .O1
>-Pur-nant 10 the provisions OF deed oil Jus. s
IA a : Fl.rnlng Indiana his wife, 10 the suocioes M
n prpoe. therein specified which deed Is duy recodtu nv
t.fs Office chand county, we shall proceed 10
H. b.hs., bidder Tor cash, the properly at Goochau Su'
Inn, III .ida the 10Th day OF April next, ~ bcin2 cou.',
~ CONSISTING Of tract OF containing three hunufea anu
,,y nine ares Tavern Store Houses ana vme's "
.,,. a.. . j ,r.: Of repair. 1t . eut Seic1 nay
real s. ~ valuable is in tie market for sale Inc lhu
% md the location Tavern is such, that the pS 10
yrs rom it mus, considerable to an enterprsne ana JUL
n. manager The title the property is believed 10 he ,
ab- bu, acting as trustees shall convey only sueh ute
a. : vested , 49, ,corrr
SArL c. SCOTT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

4 VALUABLE MArAPoNI ESTATE FOX salth.- In, ,a
a rp 10 tn,y IA Missouri the subscriber offers for sale a
r- estate called Spring rors lying in Caroline County on
The MaapVa rlver containing upwards OF fo moas9Nd
neysIer.cd with good aud productive meadows Sup
marsh containing au'tw2 hundred acres lies 9" one cAel,
ii the estate large dy Ike made around considerable
potion ii II and with little attention the greater par eau
rendered perfectly secure, the hghlads aiS c"T2'G.
growth valuable timber The soil of Spring Grove Is adia9E
sapirt culture Indian Corn, Wheat and ohacco anu
choice Of market, access, afforded D! Tue
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad which passes roush one
Of the half mile from the d"eng house,
and and granares IL Is ten nes rom
rckbur, The Spring dwelling house contains of
the first floor three the second, porico spaCo'
aud dry cellars All the necessary out houses
m cehoIse, carriage house, barn. with wheat nache al III
,wsrn ORDER and the enclosures are very SUBSTANTIAL
also the large and commodious dwelling
recently thoroughly repaired with all the necessary
sif situated point which would render the division on te
easy. Tnse wish purchase are invited 70 WISH
" ''" = 'N' WIN. BANKHEAD.
NJ, 1U3-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

l} mn SLAVES AND HEADING, seasoned for flour bar
re and 0O51 Hoop Poles for same, wanted al Tue
delivery. = " ~ " s> j. G. WATSON,
=, .4gent, Peatentiary
ftbs SS-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

NpIche legaices Of Sally Mnrriss, dec, late of Amelia
County Va some of whom reside of this state are
's, v, that Master Commissioner A. b. Walthall has,
@ ii day March, ls4N settled accounts and reported the
acr dIc by each cgaee be S5 IA l and that we
" ~ pay The SANG whenever they retunde bonds
fuc law This will plead in bar 10 the ie.o\ofy
JAMES HOLT, aJ,,r
JOEL NORRIS, ~ :
Amelia, March : 1870.
March u l06-aawaw<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

p WfAnntXOCk ACADEMY-The Exercises oil TINS insu
II do will be resumed the 18th OF January IeS' uuei le
p.nienaen al Mr Foster as Principal assisted By Mr. Buck
% I" Of its site, commandments u
" buildings, and and selection of Il, library are
Commentator the enlarged and varied capacity anu Ieai o us
Principal from 1cf official exercise .erS copaiau eH
aange The trustees therefore feel be due TO the pubic
M the ns,on express their urGualihed assurance OF Inc
s' e,aon> 0t these qualifications in The :ocency ais
Played By the different their late examination ana tnei
Folnied will in future dsappont no JUST
'Hr,.iiuHs.
JNO. n. BERNARD,
Frcs': Board Of Trustees
S0-2awf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

WainAM SkEEN, Attorney a, Lac, Covngton, Virginia,
practise regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts OF
,rr hoou Rockbdge and Greenbrler, ana IN tne gu
Jan u SQ-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

th:NH b''RR BLOCK MILL. STONES, assorted sizes,
ht best kind, for sale low.
-, J. C. WATSON, .9gct Pentcntiary
.istrh2i l01-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

e'ts OF the counties of isle of Wight Prince George,
Rq Sury and Sussex; Mecklenburg and HALIFAX;
tor El; Canpeell and Cumberland; Accomaek, NoIhdnp
City, York and Warwick Cupeper, Madson Rap
We'll @ and Greene; Frederick, Jefferson and Clake Iaze
MoD,oSe Gayson and smyh; Green6rier Monroe, niess
WlIsy Floyd and Mercer and the Mayor OF the cry OF
viii take notice, are to be held at Their
hon @ @ and other places appointed By law for holding eeo
e fourth Thursday in April TO choose senators 10
y A. HANSFORD, C. S.
'HMch2l lost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

yr SPRING SUPPLY.
=" S'9t Co., Booksellers, doors beloD Earys Old shnd'
trv Man Street, Richmond.
E'esRCuy inform country Merchants and the public gene,
t@ We receiving Spring supply OF Boos ana
rT h"sembaCin. larger and better assortment than II
'ound Virginia, which their special
Is called Our low prices for cash, or TO pune
sn-.a,omcrs. J. w. RANDOLPH CO.
'afch 70 1856
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
shcrman's Breast Ointment,

Ifnpplied properly and Undue time, will cure the most
painful of swellcd breasts and prevent the for
nation of abscesses-Even where the swelling has
pointed and shown every appearance of breaking this
ointmen, has entirely dispeled it, and restored the
parts to healthy condition In applying it, smooth
and soft covering to the breast should be made of soft
leather, or fine compact nin, with hole in the CEN
ire to admit the nipple. When made put a coating
of the ointment over the inner surface and apply II
closely and smoothly the whole breast, leaving
the nipple prorudng through the hole, so that the
child can nurse, which it should do as long ms the
mother can bear it. Care should be taken to have the
breast drawn by the child otherwise, so as to pre-
vent an accumulation of milk Whenever the plas-
ter gets rinkcd, and thereby uncomfortable new one
| should be applied and constantly worn until cure
is affected It's sometimes necessary TO slit the sides
so they will conform to the shape Of the breast and
cover il closely. Ask for Shcrmans breast ontment
and see that his signature thus, "a. Sherman, N
d., is on the wrapper, none other can be genuine.
SHERMAN'S PAPILLARY OIL
Is the only infalblc remedy for nipples ever dis
covered. II will cure the most troublesome cases II
few days without deprivng the infant of the breast
, warranted superior to all other remides when apple
according 10 tho directions on the bottle: See th'
the signature of "A. Sherman, NJ d." 10 on IN
wrapper, none other is genuine Be particular or 70
will be deceived and disappointed Sold At the vsrr
" .tcre, PAN6BoRN 4 BFENsMAlp'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

4 RE the safest, most sure and eecual remedy for
~ Coughs, Colds, Con>umptions, whoopng Cough,
Asthma, Tgh,nc>s of the Lungs or chest, &c. &C.
The proprietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several 'houS-
and boxes have lecn sold within the last three months
restoring to health persons IN almost every stage OF
con SUMPTION and tho lal oring Under the most dis
rsssng cold and coughs. They do not check and
try up the cough bu, render II easy, promote cxpec-
,ora,ion allay the tickling or irritation, and remove
| the proxlma,e or exciting cause. They are made
from accumulation Of the most valuable expecoran',
or cough medicines, and undoubtedly superior 10
every Thing in use for those complaints. Hundreds
unon hundreds ofcer,ca'es have cen offered OF their
wonderful virtues, from those who have leen saved
from an uniinlev grave, and restored 10 perfect
health ly using them. Do,E.-Onc lozcngc Is dose
for an adult, and may he repeated from three TO six
times (av, a. required. Children, eight years years
old half Of one: four years quarter, and so IN pro-
por,on. Very small children or infants will take them
best d, solved in Little wa'er. Should they act as an
cmeic, or produce nausea, the doe must re les>enct
10 what the stomach will rear. Half Of one will gen.
erav lie sufclen, take Eefore break fast, as Tho
stomach is then easily sckeneh. No i'll effects
can arise from an over DOSE it will cause the sto-
mach 10 reject il and although not pleasant sensa
ton, will lie found to give rel lief. Where there i
much main in the breast or side, one Of sherman
Poor Mans Plastcrs should Re applied over the part
and worn Ill, relieved lfat,endcd with co>tvene>>,
few ca,har,ic or laxative Lozengc>, any mild ca
tbarc medicine, should Re used occasion require,
} Sold at the Variety Store, by PANGBORN
; BRlNSMAlD, Jewellers, Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13


Il Those only who know bv I, al NJ immediate O'ser'
ya;on can form any idea Of The effects. Of the perfect
relief Of The anOs, charm.ke cures effected !" casrs
Of The PILgs, RHEUMArIsM, all SwELLINGs, and
all external PANS, no matter how severe. by the use
of HAYS Lninpn,. Find " hO has nsed II that VIII
m, Land j, above all ,hnss ever used and yon will find
-wha, cannot be found iCJ"For the te''"i OF s"'er'
inc human beings who may be afflicted beg 70" ask
AK Of those who k"ow-ask the Hon" ALFRED
CoNKLIN u. > Judge for that district residing near
Auburn ask MATHEW J. MYERS, Esq Athens
N. ": ask Gen. DUFF GREES. late OF Wash'ng'o o"
civ each Of these gentlemen know ofcases uncon"er.
able Nv al, Other remedies physicians, though 'Ie6
az many ,ear, that have been cured by the use OF The
,.uuine HAYS Liniment. tn usands ofo'her pe,.""s
kuow .imlar cures We appeal 10 their sense OF jus.
,,ce- their human feelings. ;L'"l' ia but duty y""
owe To your suffering feow-he'nss 10 let this great
remedy I've known Speak Of then 10 all your r'eads
This win save much pain where the newspapers are
No, read or where readers incedno"s. because 80
many worthless arr icle. advertised for The same
rvrrose To buyers we say, ir all who have used II do
not cay ia beyond all praise, then do not take IT,
The nyopr lie or W not allow this article TO he pad Tor
nnie.s II cures when all the directions fully follow.
3D. win any suffering refuse now TO ny u! u I've
does H.. ought to I've pied tor his obsiinacy Than
All. suffering. ;LJ"Mr. Hays would never consent I"
oTcr this article, we're he not compelled by he sense o
moral nj religious dnv-'o do all IN his power Tor ne
v;ctps OF distress aud misery For this purpose W
.vod sooner devote fortune. than secure dollar Tot
.nv worthless article. iUJ@LOOR OUT Som'
.w;pdera have rOun efr'led this article aud PIT u "
with various devices. Do not be imposed upon. o",
ching ooly will proec, you-t is The name OF Comsfoc|
f. Co that name must he always on the wrapper
,ou ore chea,ed. DO no, forget il. Take this d'rer
lion with you, aud lest by that, or never buy; Tor II
impossible for any other 10 he true or genuine
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Comsiock f. Co. ? Fletcher street, N, York
elE,r sale ONLY bv PASGnoHN& BRiSsMAIp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
mo TIE RALD.IIEADED& OTHERS

IL Does am know "a neighboT or a friend Who has
l,een Raid. and whose head Is now covered wth me
ha;,7 One whose coat collar was covered WIN dam
duff. though brushed every hour which has now van
;.hsI entirely Or whose hairs n, early age were
,ur,;ng grew who now has not grey hair? Children
,Shose heads we're covered with scmf,-whose hair
ou,d no, prnw that now growing the fullest cops
~rL,;rt Some cases must he known 10 most persons.
IL Them The cause, and ,ou viii he Told that these
i;ny. have been done by the Of The Balm OF Co.
h,mI,n or 20 ycars growth ~ This Article, ls demand
;.c,e ,s;,o annually some h"nd'ed per ce0.-th""gh
h.n discovered no, opposedb by awning tor The same
.,,ose now as.a,I he'd Nv almost nmmberless mushroom
lash that will rain The hair II used to any
.,,.n, Can more ihan these f,c'- he w"n'ed-rc'er
20 ,hs recommendations by I's' ofnames OF 'e'prca
h;,;,v uoeuuaied ty any other article LOOK '" '"e-e
oGs-in,y this article Stay anl preserve YOUR ~"
~ ~. nae or il bald restore II. Ladies, attend !" '"''
Luudre!s in fashionable life are using " ~ '"e ""',
.r,;cle really fi for the toilet Long mar very "p
-, G,u ou, laies, use The Ba'm ct Co'"""'' '" ',',
~, ave yourselves The disgrace OF ha'"e's ny "'s'
" low, ne,sous Ills your duiy, ~ M" as'. 70 '"e'
..,,. ,he beau,ies of nature WIN w"" M"'''
C,ea,o, has endowed 80" use the b""''' w''"'
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED.
s.r.,L mos, n,gr,n, auemps have nee" "'"r !"
fe,, the ,rue Ba,m OF Columns. SONS ~ wv
:.,.,, haze gone 50 lar rs ~ c"""'e''e" '"e rP""
I,,n,ers. and The Falls Of Niagara m" e'e'' eN
- max except the name Of Co'n''"ck' ""'" wv
~,,e ~, fp,se. To AVOID 'mr"'",""A '"e'e'"" -,
49,. lo,k for the name Of Coms'ock Co., =" H.
C"m.,ock and never h"v the "r'c'e "nTSs mas ~"
~.m. "noo /, Sold wholesale ana fe,a" o"'y ~ W.
= FI.,cher street, N. Y. and ny 'ASo"""' Nv
s.,s,MA,p Burlington W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
WORMS.-DR. NJ. HIrcHcocK'>
ZX ,.s.-;.;al .,l .,paa.,al4.l WQRM It'A a


sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and incred-
bic are the ccts of these de,estole vcrmn few
persons and i, thought free from them, par
ticularly females and children. Many persons go
through distressing course Of medicine without a
benefit, when they might be relieved by using the
Worm Tea. This invaluable medicine has lecn tested
by the experience of more than ten years usc, and
administered to more than 5000 persons Of various
ages, and not one solitary complaint; on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
sen, forth to the pubic and pronounced Dr. NJ. Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, eleclual, and con-
venien, remedy that can he obtained for in no one Of
the thousands Of instances where it has hecn used
grecahle the printed directions has II ever faied.
n. b. Ask for DR.. NJ. Iitchcocks WORM TEA, there
are many abroad for The deStrctionof worms
For sale Wholesale and retail ly A. HITCHCOCK &
CO., sole proprie,or>, III Genesee street, Utica, and
V their agents Throughout the Union. In Burlington
by J. & J. II, Peck & Co.. and Theo. A. Peck e. Co.
In Vergennes by J. II, Bowman. In Milton, by
Burnet Sawyer In Georgia, by Lorenzo James
aupW