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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
PROCLAMATION,
BIZ JOHN p. RICHARDSON, Esq. Coz

BIZ JOHN p. RICHARDSON, Esq. Co..
crnor and Commandcr-in-C Chict, IN and ooer
the State of South Carolina.
EMT MTHEREAS. III pursuance OF the act oi
w the Legislature Of this State, the votes
for Members Of the tweniy-seventh Congress
have been counted in presence oi lhe uoFerhor'
by Commissioners appointed for that PURPOSE !;
and it apprars that Isaac E. Holmes has been
duly elected for the Congressional District OF
Chnrlcstor; r. Barnwell Rhe't. for the District
composed of CoIle,on and Beaufort; John
Campbell, for tie District composed OF George
town. uorry, Marion, Marlborough. Williams
burg, and Darlington; S. Fl. Butler, Tor the
District composed of Barnwel, Orangebnrg'
Lexington. and Ric!land; f. w. Plckeils. Tor
the District composed OF Edgeheld and Able.
Vile; William Butler. for the District composed
of Pcndleton and GreenYillc; James Rogers,
for the Distrc, composed ol Union. York.
Spartanhurg. and Chester; Thomas ID. Sum-
ter, for the District composed OF Lancaster,
Kersl,aw, Sumter, and Chesterfield; aud Pat
rick G.. Caldwell, for the District composed OF
Fairfield, Ncwberry. and Laurcns.
Now, therefore, do issue this, my proca'na-
ton notifying and declaring. according TO the
provisions of the said Act, that Isaac +. Holmes
r. Barnwel Rhett. John Campbell. 5. Ii. But
Ter. r. w. Pickcns, William Butler, James
ROGERS, Thomas ID. Sumter, and Patrick Z.
Caldwell, had majority Of tile votes in their
respective Congressional Districts. aforesaid
and are duly elected Representatives in the
Congress of the United States from tins State.
Given under my hand. and the Seal of The
State. at Columbia this the 18th day Of
December, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand cigh, hundred and forty. and
in the six,y.tiih year Of the Inderend-
encc of the United States Of America.
JOHN P. RICHARDSON.
BY the Governor.
M. M.LABoRDE, Secretary Of Stale.
n. ,otn { AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21

MeLeod.-The resul, Of the examinaL
lion ofAle&ander Mcleod, before Judge
Bowen, at Niagara, has been an order
that he into rec0e,izance in $4,000,
with two surelies in S25D0 each, for his ap-
pearance for trial, OH charge efbeing ore
Of the persons engaged in burning the Car
olina. Meanwhile, the Colonial authori-
lies have communicated his case to the
British Minister AT Washington, requos-
Ting that representations may be made TO
the United States Government, 10 procure
his release. We hardly thiuk il will be
given without legal trial and acquittal.'
Brother Jonatkua.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
From the Harrisburg Reporter.
HORSE TRADING.

II ia sometimes amusing 10 hear IL couple
Of jockies trading in Horse flesh. They
are generally the shit or miss" portion of
the community. aud rely more upon the
'chancess, than any other class of busi-
ness men. An instance Of this kind, in
which one of our neishbors was concern
ell, "came off" the other day, and en-
empliies the gravity with which.lie sucker
swallows costly joke.
"flow will you trade?" was the intcro-
gatory Of the stranger.
"Unsisht, leaseen," replied neighbor B.
agreed" said the stranger, provided
you answer my questions, and pay SIS for
every lalsehood ynu tell me-"
Done" says Mr.. B.
"ls he sound in his limbs?"
"Ycs."
as he sound ia his windl"
"Yes."
HAS he good eyes?"
"Ycs.'
"Then how will you Irade!"
"Give ME seventy-fve dollars"
"!'ll give fifty"
Done"
The money was counted down.. and
neishbor b. putting S45 in his pocket
handed back S. 10 the stranger.
''Wha: is this for?"
"Why told you one falsehoetI.'r
''What was il!"
"My horse is wind broken."
1t is needless to add any thing more by
way of comment. THE thing was out.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21

Innocent Enjoyments.-Tf we do at all
believe in the views which Christianity
reveals, and that this life is indeed a scene
of probation. how grateful should we he
that it is still so rich in sources of. enjoy
meut. The !oveliness ofnature, the sweet
ties of kindred and lriendsbip-how pure,
how delightful are The pleasures they pro-
cure and even when our sympa,ties are
excited by the sorrows and sufferings Of
humanity, there is conn,erbalsncing re-
lief in the prompt benevolence and active
US, lilness which they call lorth.-Private
Life.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
Nse's,RsE.

E WOULD respectfully iIinrn my friends
H and the publci generally that have pur,
chased my brothers interest in The Phenix
Stone Ware Manutac,ory. consisting of Ne.
groes, Mules, Wagons, l!arncss and stock OF
ware, &c. &c.. for the purpose Of manuiactu-
ring Stone Ware III all its various branches
and hope b, prompt attention TO business to
shear reasonable patronage.
COLEMAN RHODES.
DC, II, 1910 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
In the Court Of Ordinary,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Wiiey d. Mounce, applicant, }

William Mounce ct al.. Defendants.
EF Appearing to my satisfaction, that
Il Michael Lewis and wife Nancy, Willis
ID. Mounce and Alfred Niounce, defendants
in The above stated case, reside without
the limits ofth;s State. II is therefore or
dcred, thai they do appear aud object to he
diveio or sale of .he real estate of Martha
Muunce, deceased, on or before the llth
day Of january next, 1871, or their consent
to the same will he entered of record.
OLIVER TOWLES, .. f. ID.
Ocl. 16. 1910 alb IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
HEAD QUARTERS, !
Columbia, 11M Dec. l64O. !
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. |.

GENERAL ORDERS-NO.l l.
WHHE following gentlemen have been ap-
8 pointed Aids-deCamp TO the Command
er-in-C Chief. with the rank of Lieut.. Coloncl. =
They will be obcyed and respected accordingly
.irmSteod Bart,
Albert RhcH.
Louis r. HigtaH,
j. Polk Dickinson,
john Phillips,
John English,
HiHiam RI. Cannon. Jr.
J. Haricston Erad Jr.
Henry n. Thompson,
james McPhcrS0R.
The Aids-de-C Camp above named, will equip
themselves, and report for duty. either person.
ally or by letter to the A,ljniam and Inspector
General. at Aiken. S. C.. by tic 10Th day Of
February next. fri,hcr of the ah"ve named
Aids. Camp shall glect to report as above
required, it will be deemed n refusal To accept,
and the vacancy will be Immediately filled by
another appointment.
By order OF the Commander-in' Chief
JAMES JONES,
Adjntant and Inspector General
Dec. ID, 1910 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21

The Philosophers Stone.-A man need
are for no more knowledge than 10. know
himself, no more pleasure than 10 content
himself no more riches than 10 enjoy hinl-
self.-Bishop Hall.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EUIEF IL I'D DID hIO I.
Henry Stouc. Applicant, VS. Thomas
Stone aud others. Defendants.
TT Appearing to my satisfaction, that
IL Abner Stone, Levy Jordan aud wife
Sally, two of the Defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond The Limits of This
State. 1t is therefore ordered, that they
do appear and object 10 The division. or
sale, of the real estate of Jesse Stone, de-
ceased, on or before the first Monday in
February next. (lSll,) or their consent
will be entered of record.
O. TOWLES, o. E. d.
Nov 3. 1910 IS ab 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
NO.

"John, ifl could place you in my situ-
aIon. would gladly resign, at once. To ac'
complish that object; hui 4ohn, do not con-
slider thai l. have expressed any opinion
that would be The mems Of PLACING you
IL il when my time expires-as that would
be entirely contrary 10 my professions pre-
vious 10 The eleclion.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
CYNTHIA TAYLOR. Applicant,

VS..
DANIEL PARDUE AND JOEL
BURSHAM, Defendants.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction, that
Il Daniel Purdue aud Joel Burnhanl,
The Defendants in lIlr above stated case,
reside without the limits of this Stale. II
is therefore ordered That they do appear
and object TO The division or sale of The
real estate of Lee Steel, deceased. ON, or
before the FIRST Monday in February ncxr,
1871, or their consent to the same will be
entered OF record.
Given under my hand, this 9th tlav OF
Nov. 1870.
OLIVER TOWLES, 0. T.. D.
Nov. 26. all 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21

The first step towards wisdom, is to DO
sensible of our ignorance; if we would
nnr be esteemed foolish in The judgment Of
others, let US cast of the folly Of being wise
in our own cOncelt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21

a Denial.-1he Cincinnati Republican
denies lha, General Harrison, in a late
speech at Versailles, Kentucky, declared
that "he would resign the office of Presi-
dent, after his arrival at Washington, he
could confer the Office upon Henry Clay"
but admits The following. which we extract:
"Gsn. Harrison stated that for many
years it had been his desire, and the object
of his efforts, to place Mr.. Clay in nke
Preside cy. He passed high eulogium
upon bis character, and remarked at the
conclusion oIbis speech, that The result of
the election having vindicated his own
character from the calumnies with wbich
he had been assailed, he reaffirmed what
he had said on other occasions, that he
would gladly, so far as his own feelings
were concerned, resign his office al The end
of four years, and even al The end Of one
year. In all This he expressed no prefer
ences which would hear upon the success
sion"
This explanation certainly renders the
matter clear and explicit, and no one who
reads it will helieve tor an instant that Ger.
Harrison expressed any preference which
would bear upon tho succession.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CnIu,uLju I1b |Dcr lSjU

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
Cotnmbia. l2M Dec. lSiO.
VHyHE following Gazett"s will publish all
Communications issuing from tins De-
pnrtmcnt recprocally, and all Military Orders
from the Adjulant and Inspector Generals or
flee, marked &c. once week for six weeks ;
The South Caronlan,
Charleston Mercury,
Charleston Courier,
Southern Patriot
Camden Journal,
Chcraw Gazette,
Edgefield Advertiser,
Pendleion Messenger, and
Grernvil!e Mountaincer.
Bv order the Governor:
BEAUFORT II WATTS.
Executive Secretary.
Dec IA, 1s40 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21

Beauty consists no, in pretty face; but
in pretty mind-u mind well EDUCATED,
kind and accomplished. Young ladies,
think Of this. It is as "true as the bo&.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21

Time.-Ninety years hence not a single
man or women now twenty years of age
will be alive. Ninety years! alas how
macy lively actors a, present OH The stage
oflife will make their exit long ere ninety
years shall have rolled away! And could
we be sure ofnineiy years, what are they :?
"A tale that is lold;" dream an empty
sound that passe,h on The wings ofIhe wind
away, and is forgotten. Years shorten as
a man advances in age. Like the degrees
in longitude, mans life declines rs he trav-
els towards the frozen pole. until it dwin-
dies 10 point. and vanishes forever. Isl,
possible that life is Of short dura,iou!-
Will ninety years erase all the golden
names over The doors in Town and country.
and substitute others in their stead! Will
all The new blooming beauties fade and dis
appear, all the pride and passion, the love,
hope and joy, pass away in ninety years
and be forgotten ?-"NInely years !" SAYS
Death, ''do you think shall wal, ninety
years? Behold, 10 day. and to morrow,
and every day is mine. When ninety
years are past, this generation will have
mingled with the dust aud remembered
not"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
Factorage s. Commisson
USIN E S S:
IFANIBURG, s. C..

VENHE Subscriber respectfully takes leave
z to renew to his customers, his sincere
Acknowledgements for the extensive patronage
hitherto bestowed on him; and would beg 10 as-
sure them Of continuance Of that strict alen.
ton to their interests, which, trOma largely in
creased business, he flallcrs himself has been
appreciated.
He deems il unnecessary TO dilaie. 10 MER-
CHANTS, on the evident superiority of his claims
TO their patronage as RECEIFING And
F0RW4RDJNG AGEST:-his long experience
in that department; rigorous observance Of in
structions. and the rates Of Hauling; his entire
attention being restricted 10 u Commission Bu-
siness alone: and the isolated aud e'craied posi-
Sn # rs BIZ sa rhRdihas kfe
which, ,ri,h aH due dctcrcncc, cntitlc him to a
precedence.
To PLANTERS he wouid again tender hs ser
vices in tile sale Of their COTTON and other PRO-
DucE: TO this department lie approprates his
personal attention, and from his practical knowl-
edge of this business, he feels assured he will
promote the interests ofthose who may consi IN
10 him. ]. f. BENSON.
Hamburg, S. C. July 25, 1910 80
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@oetif @efess,
From the Charleston Caurier.
ADDRESS

or Heorew Minstrel, to the Elders o.
Babylon, who checked his Song.
FarlIers!. ye weep and cry rorbear,
When some bright tradition sing;
Wildly ye rend your silver hear,
Your witlered hands in anguish wiring
Sing not, ye say, while sad despair
On Judah's harp its shadow rests,
or patriarchs whose virtues rare
Drew TO THAR tents angelic guests.
1t only whe's for keen remose
The blade that wounds their children's
breasts;
Who wandered from their righteous course,
Needless of Heavens high behests.
My Tyre was from the willow-spray;
Withdrawn, its soothing power to prove;
Still with its chords the breeze shall play,
Since they sush fearful feelings move.
Hath Hope no power then 10 cheer,
When she through lips prophetic speaks?
Is no, the promised blessing clear
As light that from yon Heaven breaks!
Elders of Israel! sigh no more,
Nor weep the temples desolation;
The God not the shrine adore,
His presence, no, his habitation.
Then shall the Universe reveal
A thousand holy courts and cells;
Aud faith no want Of splendor feel
Where The Eternal Spirit dwells |!
An old Mans Reply.
Oh! speak not thus of holy things
To thee, my son, almost unknown;
Thy young remembrance never wings
To Israel's temple, tomb, or throne.
No trick Of childhood leads thee back
To Palcsina's pleasant hills;
Thy spirit courses not The track
or all her flowcry wales aud hills.
The future glory fills thy soul,
We cling tenacious 10 the past;
Thou yet arl distant from lle's goal,
We to the grave as caplives haste.
Unbroken still is every tic
That bound us 10 our father land;
To Zion turns each filial eye,
To Zion points each Gellered hand.
Away with harps! that trump is hushed,
Whose thrilling blast the tribes assembled;
At Whose loud flourish heroes rus he'd
TO deeds at which the loeman lrembed.
Perhaps in any other cline
Thou may'sr another Zion find;
One God, one country, through all lime
Our bliShted hearts alone must bind.
The world hath not link so strong
As that which chains us to her sod;
We cherish thee lhro' scorn and wrong,
Land that first heard the voice Of God !!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
FRESH RICE.

FRESH RICE.
THE subscribers now cleaning a, his
IL Mill, n large quantity of RICE,
fresh and sweet. Orders for any quantity,
TO be delivered at the Court-Elouse. will be
attended TO if left a. the Post Office.
r. T. MINIS.
Dec. "a, 1910. I! II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21
II is complete code Of Laws, perfect
body OF Divinity; au uneGualIed Nara

II is complete code Of Laws, perfect
body oil Divinity; au uneGualIed Nara
live.
1t is a book of Lives.
1t is hook Of Travels.
1t is book of Voyages.
1t is The best Covenant that ever was
agreed 10, the best deed thai ever was
sealed.
Ii is the best Evidence that ever was
produced, the best will that ever was
made.
Iti the best Teslamen, that ever was
signed.
II is wisdom 10 understand it; to be ig-
''orant OF it, is TO be awfully destitute f! ;!
1t is the Kings best Copy, and the Ma
gistra,e's best Rule.
II is the housewives best Guide, and
The servants best Instructor.
1t is the young mans best Companion.
il is The school boys Spelling hook.
II is the learned mans Masterpiece.
II contains choice Grammar for nov
ice. a profound Mystery for sage.
1t is the ignorant mans Dictionary, and
the wise mans Directory.
1t affords knowledge of all witty inven.
tions; and il is own interpreter.
it encourages the Wise, the Warrior,
and The Overcomer.
Itpromises an eternal reward to tie ex-
cellenl, the Conqueror, the Warrior, the
Prevalent.
And that which crowns all, is, that The
AUTHOR.
Without Partially, and without Hypoc-
racy,
with whom is no variableness, neither
shadow of turning is GOD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-21

Turkish Prouerbs.-A liule stone can
make great bruise. In cart drawn by
oxen you may catch a hare. A foolish
friend does more harm than wise enemy.
|: is no. by saying, "Honey, honey |" that
sweet comes 10 the mouth. He who
expects friend without faults. will never
find one. He sells crow for nighring-
gale. A man deceives another but once.
II is difficult 10 take wolf by the cars
You can't carry two melons under one
arm. To live quietly, one should be blind
deaf, and dumb. All that you give you
will carry with you. The fool has his
heart on his tongue; The wise man keeps
his tongue in his heart. Good wine and
handsome women are two agreeable poi
sa.s ESs-y sysRs Ths3 hiS picd"ees
smile. An egg to day is better than hen
to morrow. Do good and throw it into
The sea-ifrhe fishes don't know it. God
will. He who fears God does not fear
man. II your enemy is no larger than a
pismare, fancy him as large as an elephant
A wife causes the prosperity or ruin Of a
house. He who knows every thing is Of
ten deceived. More is learned by conver-
salion than by reading. A friend is more
valuable Than relative. There are more
invisible than visible things. lie who rides
ii borrowed horse does not ride olran.-
Don't trust to The whiteness of the turban
tie soap was bought on trust. Death is n
black camel which kneels al every door.
When you visit bindman shut your
eyes. Blood is not washed out with blood.
but with wafer. Although the tongue has
no bones, il breaks bones. The heart is
child; it hopes what il wishes.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-03
NgHtllta1lt lentntnlI,

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O met fcrTabr n rbiss 8baft auf teinn aten tetann
ten Sanopnnete (m Swspn StOdwetersr an Sant Der
SOrcw Gte bes Marttuieredes III alien been rerfbepenet
3ptiScn 3u betrtibrn!
Oa resemdss Die 9eeuten 1open unb 3u4nitt 0ttsn
ben 66en Sapten erbalt 70 1T rebur in ben Stanp
seeet alien ttsn AufcrOerunSen ns Sunt 81 tpreen,
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belt unb 8ebanplns AUD er nod mebr 5a perpeen nno
balten. Otadbe nur enutal pen Serfu9 =
Canton, eSup 30 ls4l. = =. 3k.p.
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Y}eueS SbnetDerQef6Qft.

Mer urSeibnete, wp6nbaft in Der xustaratpas GtraIc
Canton, 9rn. Scbr's Strbr fbra8 seseniter jeis
Dem publtut eraeten an, paB ansefausen ba
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tnsm xbs Scr SsntLen 8unl bu psrsenet nnb trg0teH
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