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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-03-25
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

John Rainsford, VS.. }
James Rainsford and
wife, and others.
H y appearing to my satisfaction, that John
u Rainsford, Of England. son of Joseph, and
Louis C. Cantelow and Mary his wife, Defen.
dants in this case, reside without the limits of
this State; on motion by Wardlaw & Carroll,
counsel for Plaintiff, ordered, that the DeEcn
dants above named, do appear in this Ilc1orabIe
Court. and plead, answer or demur, 10 The BiII
of Plaintiff within three months from The nnbI; hi;
cation Of this order, or that decree pro 70 eonfss.
so be taken against them, r'o '''9'S'
J, TERRY, o.E.s.p.
March Ia ~,
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Garyin s. Hsaines.

At the YrtloD House, Hamburg, S. C..
A RE now receiving, (direct from Philadel-
IN phia,) in addition to their stock on hand, a
splendid and well selected assortment OF MER-
cHASDIzE, in their line.
They now invite country Merchants, Ply
slcans. and others, wishing to purchase
Drugs & Medicines,
to call and examine their Goods and prices, oa
they intend to offer snch inducements as cannot
fail to secure to themselves liberal patronage.
Hamburg, February l6, le4l,
Feb IL. tf3
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SCRIPTURE Quotations.

The light ndtriaing, as we'll as the ir-
reverent manner in which quotations from
the sacred volume are continually inlrodu-
ced into Congressional speeches, editorial
articles on political questions, and even
reports of the proceedings Oh the race
course, is becoming so common and so dis
gushing as 10 call loudly for the coudemna-.
lion OF all those who profess any regard
for the solemn truths of holy writ, or who
in any degree look to their influence for
the preservation Of sound morals. No
more fatal blow eau be struckat the innu-
ence Of religion. Nothing is better calcu-
lated to strengthen the cause Of in6delity,
to undo and to render nusaIory the efforts
OF the christian world, Than the indlscrfnl-.
nate, the irrevercnt, and, ye may add, the
.basphemous introduction ofscripture quo
lations on all occasions, and under circum-.
stances which make them peculiarly inaP-
propriate aud hur1(ul.
Will not our brethren ofthe press, who
have thoug gh,essly and inadvertently been
led into the practice, reflect on its delete.
rious effects, its fatal consequences, and re-
frain from the use OF these solemn quota
tons, except when discussing questions,
the importance Of which render theirintro
duction justi6able? We are we'll couvin-
ced that there are many of our brother edi-
tors who have high regard for the sacred
oracles," who are in the habit Of minglins
in their political disquisitions, passage Of
scripture which have grated harshly Oh
our ears, and we doubt not have been The
cause of regret and sorrowlo many oflbeir
reuders.-Camden Journal.
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The first instance we ever heard of in
which one city was bought out by another,
has occurred in Florida. St. Josephs has
been purchased by Apalacbicola. which is
we believe, adjoining or rather on the op-
Posi'e side Of the river. There has been
regular bargain, sale. and transfer.
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Cash Wanted.

IT WOULD respectfully remind those per.
q. sons indebted to mo, that. the usual time
Of credit has now closed, and request that they
would come forward and settle their accounts.
Having large drmands to meet, am conse-
quently in great want of money.
Feb 10, 1e41. G2.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
ER Y OLIVER TOWLE5, Esquire, Ord
81 D nary OF Edgefeld District

ER " OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi
Ed nary OF Edgeield District.
Whereas, F. W. Pickens, hath applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration, OIL all aud
singular the goods and chaltcls, rights and cred.
its Of Emma F. Simkins. late OF the District
aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish oil
and singular, the tindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, 10 be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinrry's Court ior the said District,
to be holden at Edgeiield Court Hnuse on the
5th day of April, lo4I. to show cause, II am
why tue said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this s2d day
of March, one thousand eight hundred ahd
forty-one, and iu the si1ty-tirh year OF Aineri-
can Independence.
y. TOVLES, o. E. D.
March &c. l34l. ($2 l25) bo
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JOHN, "Bistop Of Charleston" says,
in the last Catholic Miscellany, ~ have
been asked by many, question, which |
may as well answer at once, viz :-Wheth-
er l am friendly to the existence or con-
tinualion Of SIayery?-I am not-but | al
so see the impossibiity OF now abolshing
i, here"
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mead Quarters.

CHARLESTON. March ! ,1541.
TOIIN LAURENS MANNING, and
~ JAMES MONROE WALLACE having
been appointed Aids.de.Camp to his E1cellen.
cy Governor Richardson. with the rank Of
Lieut.. Colonel, will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
BY order Of the Governor,
JAS. POLK DICKINSON.
Aid.de-Camp.
March II f6
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Our Increase.-Tt is estimated that in
lorty-lwo years mere, century from the
achievement ofour neutrality-suspicious.,
our population will moi vary much from
Fifty Millions.
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Lost or Stolen.

NROM the subscriber on the 10Th of Janua-
IL ry last, POCKET BOOK, containing
Ten Dollars in money, and eleven hundred
dollars in notes. Among the notes there was
one OIL Branup g. Mnnday, for $500; one on
Ehenezer Chamberlin, for 5000; one on Charles
Nix for Sll5; and one on Abram Kilcrease.
for $3.50. All ol;hem given one day after date.
Al! persons are warned not to trade for the
above notes. ! will literally reward any per.
son finding the book aud papers.
H. NJ. NlCKS.
March l. 5G
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H. ID 8 IL,
March 25.
H. CD q n

nN the 14tl instant, between my honse and
W Turkey Creek. large RED POCKET
BOOK, containing two Five Dollar bills on the
Bank of Hamburg, one Note of hand oil Charles
and John Price, given to G. W. Key. for two
hundred dollars, due on the 25th December last
with credit of 500 thereon; one on John
Cheatham, Jr.. for $125, given to Washington
Key, given sometime in Deer last; one OIL
Washington Seagler and Stephen C. Terry,
for Sl25, due on the 25lh Deer. last. payable
to the subscriber; one on William Bush Tor $40.
payable to Cheatllam d. Wood. given sometime
in December last; one OH Talbcrt Chealham
for $l7, payable to Chealham & Wood, given
sometime in December, 1899; one on Samuel
Cartledge, Jr. for $40, given 10 Chea,lam &
Wood, with interest from lst March, lsaO; one
on Nancy Spencer for $11. with interest from
1st March, 1910; one on Ealom BuckhalIer for
SO so: given to Cheatham d Wood, time not
rccoIccted; also, one receipt given by Hender-
son Sullivant, Hamburg. for six square bales of
Cotton, given sometime in February last.
hereby forwnrn all persons from trading for
said Noies, as shall take immediate steps TO
have them all renewed.
GUTHR1DGE CHEATHAM.
March 25 h q
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| feel too lazy to work, said loafer ,aud
] have no time to play. ] think I'll lust
80 TO bed, and so split the difference.
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The Presiding Judge of the Louisiana
Supreme Court, and the Attorney Gener-
al of the same State are both Printers.
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Prosetytes.-I, is reported that many of
the Jews residing at Cons,an,iuople have
lately oeen converted to Christianity.
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OBITUARY.,

Died in Beach Island, S. c., on the 2sIh
ult., JOAN CoKER, in the 3lst year Of his
age. He was an affectionate husband, an
indulgent master-few more esteemed,
none more regretted.
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N O OtiCe.
State of South Carolina.
March IL

State of South Carolina. a
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Mathew Gray
johnson Sales.
t WILL proceed to sell in he above case;
T. at Edgeield Court House, on the first
Monday in April next:
One house & lotin the town of Hamburg,
known in The plan of said town, as lot No.
IL, bounded North by Mercer-siree,, South
by Market street, and East by lot No. IL.
The above property having orce been sold
on acredi, and The purchaser having failed
to comply, it will now be sold for Cash, at
the risk Of The former purchaser.
S. CHRISTIE, 8. Ed.
March il, 1871 (S3 875) dc
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YEHE Friends Of Capt. E. W. Perry,
III announce him as a Candidate for
Tax Collector for this Dis,ric,.
March 4. Uy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

A writer from Washington, to the Bait. Parri-
OF, ia speaking Of our able Senator Mr.. Smith
pays him a lst and well earned compliment.
s.rho Land Bill signed !y the presiding OIL
GERS of the two Houses of Congress 10 day, and
that 1t has gone TO tho President, 1t IS but
proper to say IA word or two Of Mr.. Smith, Of In
dr.na the chairman Of the Committee. Ii Is due
to Mr.. Smith to say, that his entire course, du-
ring the Progress Of the bill in the Senate, was
able and ludicious. Mover before was a measure
desperately opposed, nor adroity as
sailed by opposition; fp- near three weeks the
contest lasted, each day bringing II series Of new
amendments, which were sprung upon the Sen
ate, many OF them pluusi bIe in themselves and
not few of them intended to embarrass she chair
man of the committee As new statesman,
Mr.. Smith had truly most trying time, bu, he
proved fully competent to his situation. with Il
full and minute know lcGgo of the sui lect in all
its bearings he opened tho debate with clcnrness
of exposition seldom equalled in the Senate; his
speech was admitted, in all parts of the Senate,
TO have been one Of The very bestever deliver
ed on the subject. In the progress Of the debate
x proceedings the bill he the various pro-
positions for amendment in spirit Of kindness and
courtesy that, in Il degree, disarIned his oppo-
nents, while he clearly and distinctly exposed the
true character of the amendments, either be-
ing merely Intended TO defeat the bill directly, or
being opposed to a ust equalization of the
policy among the States. Mr.. Smith evidently
possesses qualifications to discharge the duties OF
chairman of committee, ~ plotting through the
Senate n important measure like the land bill, of
a high order. lie may be considered pattern
chairman, always AT his post; ready, prompt, aud
able IN debate; firm, but yet bland and concilia-
ting in his course of action, he Father dsarms
than irritates his opponents, while tho results
provo the wisdom of his course. Without dispar-
agemcnt To others, 1t may be said with truth,
that tho success of this great measure depended
much upon the bility and untiring watchfulness
oil the able chairman Of the committee on the
pubcluuds OF the Senate. His course has been
closely noticed. and 1t must be gratifying to him,
well as to his Senate, to know that his abilities
and general course highly appreciated"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

RANGES, iha, b would not be o candidate, which
has convinced me that man is an uncertai ami
mai; Tor just on the Of The election he be-
came candidate, perhaps thinking It was too
late for me TO decline, and cons equeny my word
for must be forfeited But my arrival IN
CentrevIIle on the evening before The election,
then learned that he a candidate, and my
word published IN The Wayne County Record,
therefore the morning Of the election declined,
and, so far | could, sent word to the different
polls to that effect. And now, fellow citizens,
tender you my most sincere thanks for tho dispo-
sitlon you have shown TO support me. am con-
tent, however, to take the will for the deed, and
in conclusion would just say, you may take from
nc my friends, my property, and my hopes OF Of
fee, bu, let my word remain good and am salts
fed And let me jus. say to my friends, that !
truly sorry ii has thus happened; but DO
sured tina, should | ever appear before you again
for any Office, it shall be without pledge my
part Of backing out under any circumstances
whatever JAMES ?. BURGESS.
Sept. 9Th, 1871.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

GSHERIfFsS SALF.--By virtue Of execution 70 me
directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, VIII expose
public sale the house door n TIE town Of Cen
trevllc Indiana. the 25t dag Of this
j1stant between the hours 10 o'clock and O'Clock
D. a. said day, the following real estate: towii. Lot
Numbered nine numbered the plat Of that part Of the
Civ of Richmond Wayne COUNTY, Indiana. laid on by
Cox; Also certain LOT o. parcel OF laaa IN
township No. lt-beng lot ana fraction Of lot No l.
IN survey OF I9 acres. bounded By the said pat Of
city, BY land Of Robert Morrison, moth b
land formerly BY Edward l.. Frost, aud west I-land
M owned 5y Le4Inus and Dean king; being the
land cosveved bv BY Tthaer Warner. deceased. da
ted March 18th, 1880, and recorded IN the Recorder OF
fee of sal caunty April 2G,h l931Book l.. page -
Taken n the properly OF ABE Tnoraae1y satisfy
execution in favor OF James w. Green. Abel Thorn
berry x Co. THOS. q. NOBLE, Sh W. e
September ,, ISL. $50 35ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

disarm them Of all offensive weapons, and that
rigorous search be made for any and all offenders
against the laws of this State and City, and that
all such offenders be proceeded agaIns, IN The
manner provided by law.
Resolved, That the city au iborities be request
ed To establish strong and sufficient patrol TO
proiec, the persons and property Of the blacks
during the existence of the present excitement,
and until they give the bonds required By the &C,
OF 1907 or leave the city
The third resolution denounces the course Of
The Aboli,ionists and the fourth calls upon ali
parents and guardians 10 see that their sons, or
boys under their control, be kept from joining IN
any of the exciting movements now existing.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 4ih, 1911.
AT meeting of the coiored people, held at
Bethel Church this morning, tor the purpose Of
giving 10 the citizens of this city, some general
expression OF our determination In relation to
that course of conduct which we, as peaceabIe in
hahants, wish to purs"e Therefore,
Resolved, That this meeting most respectfully
present to The Honorable Mayor Of the city of
Cincinnati, and to the citizens generally, that
we will strive IN future,as many OF US have IN the
past, to conduct ourseve s orderly, Industrious
and peaceable people, and that we will use every
possible effort 10 suppress any imprudent conduct
among our population, and ferret out all vIolater5
of order and law.
Resolved, That this meeting further expresses
Its disapprovai OF the too common practice OF men
bearing about them in a peaceab!e community,
dlrks, PISTOLS aud other dangerous and deadly
weapons and tina, pledge ourselves not 10
carry or keep about persons or houses any
thing of that nature, and wiling to surrender
all such implements
Resolved, That willing to comply with
the Propositions Of the State laws respecting our
people, or peaceably leave within tho specified
time.
Resolved, That this meeting tenders its most
respectful thanks to the Hon. Mayor Of tho city,
he City Watch, officers Of The city, and many
other gentlemen for their noble and untirng eff
oris to save our property, our lives, wives and
which we arc convinced has been aud
can be our only protection in the present excited
state of community.
HENRY ADCRISSAN, Pres't.
OWEN I. Il. NIcKI:Ns, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

"a HElIFF'S SALE.-i}y virtue of Execution to me
~ dire ted from the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose
AT public sale at the Court Uou-e door Cenue vle
ayne county, Indiana, Saturday, day of Sep
tembe ISL, between the hours of 10 O'clock, a
O'Clock, said day. the following property Wit
Acertain parcel lot of land in the Richmond
Wayne County. Indiana, known by being one
hundred and thIrtyone, numbered part
of SAID town laid by John ard Samuel " Smith
Taken as the properly OF William III Brown, satisfy
execution in favor OF the State Bank Indiana.
TilOS q. NOBLE, Sheriff OF w c.
Sept. - Nti. (~l,J0) 35-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

Felow- Citi.cnS,-lt is known to most of YOU
that was for some time candidate, previous 10
the late special election for the office of Associ-
ate Judge. In consequence OF tho withdrawal Of
my name, deem it bu, duo to myself, briefly to
state the reasons which induced me 10 decline
holding pol for that office. At The time Of my
becoming a candidate it was told mo that Nj
Henry Hoover would likely be a candidate, and
fears were expressed on almost all hands tia
things would not be likely TO work right; al
which time, for The lack Of knowledge in election
eering, gave my word 10 Mr.. Hoover, and some
OF the friends Of j. r. Mendenhall, that il Hooy
came out, | would decline. Having previously
had conversation with Mr. Hoover on the sub.
Iecf, thought he had given me sufficient assn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
LASTS and PEGS

ME undersigned has been for time engaged in
I the manufacture of ShOemaker.s Lasts and Pros,
aud has opened shop Richmond and for the sale Of
them, He will furnish order, of the best Of ~ooi
and workmanship, style be equal any made in
tie west His terms either Wholesale retail. in
proportion the hardness Of the tunes.
CORNELIUS EANSANDT.
Richmond, Sept. Ilth, ISL 3G-3mo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

= TTCHELLS PRIMARY SCHOOL GEOGRi
VI PHY.-THis little work IS intended as first ge-
ogaphy for children and prepared for ie use OF those
WHO have begun spell and read with some degree OF Ia
ciiif the eadcavore accoingY TO render
as easy and interesting the youth
fll pupil, lis limits will permit
The Primary Geography contains l36 pages, about l20
engavin-s, These executed from
original designs by the best artists in their respective
branches. in the United states
Pictorial illustrations, designed and especially adap
TO work tey accompany, auxiars essential,
them geography for young persons would pos
Iitile yane Many Of hc important facts Of
the science Of geography be impressed the mind oy
visible images forciby than BY any other
The inrodaction Of moral and religious sentiments
books intended for the of young caic
laIed improve the and lend additional
parental admoniion. Accordingly. throughout. the work,
whenever the SUBJECT p@Fiied such reflections and obssr-
raion have made calculated show the
pcrOrity of enlightened institutions the excellence Of the
Christian religion and the advantages Of correct moral
principles, mag readily be conpfeheD5ed BY the Juvenile
learner. .
just received aaJ for sale at the BOoh SIOkE
Richmond, ] lne i9th, 1871.
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STRAYED.

ENROM the subscriber about TO m7n.as since
milk Gov, mostly white with fey black spots ~ ieF
1-ck ana Ieg= be points Of saved or and
Steer mostly WHITE few red spots On his meek and
fegs-ga wear. old Christmas = liberal reward viii
be iyen for information concerning them, left this Office.
e. STANLEY.
August. 2il.i. ISL. 3f-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

sJames p. Burgess declined on the morning of
the election. tFranklin and Washingto Town
ships not having made returns in the time pre-
scrbed by law, are not included III the above
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

The Last Stop.--Mr. c. Vansand., of this place. has
opened shop, Immediately opposite this office, where
keeps for sale the last articles, last fashions,
use OF shoemakcrs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

S hsRiff'S SAtE.-By virtue of an execution n mn.
~ directed from WAYNE CFcut Ca,r, will cx,o.e
az a sias court house door IN the Of Centre
100 the 50 ihaIana, Oh SATURDAY. the lith day OF
Sept. lo4i, between 'SIe hours of lCo,elart :, All
eloc, N. on sad day. the following property: ,o-wit:
a a'ee OF o' OF land known by being number
ed SIN as hunUesst the plat the civ III Ric,.nl
" ayne CO, Ind. laid ont by Isaac Z Jones
Taken the property Jacob B. kepler +, s,.i.c =.
executions in fay o. OF Isaac T.. Jones "
THoS. g. NOBLE, Sheriff w C.
Aug 49, lo4l (sI501 an,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

LITERARY NOTlCE.-The members of the
Young Mems Literary Association, are requested
NEE, a, the Library room of the Society the
evening Of Saturday the Ism inst a punctuai
attendance is earnestly solicited as business of
in,eres; TO every will be submitted Persons
having books Of the Library requested to
return them bcloIe, or at that time.
ROBERT HATTON, Sec.
Ninth mo. Sth, 1911.
MORMON PREACHING.-Mr. Cairns will
Preach in the Warner building Sunday eve
ming 9Th inst. at carly candle Lighting.
The BANKRUPT Lar. --Tho Journal Of Com
merce says that an effort will be made at the
next session Of Congress TO have the Bankrupt
bill which hast Just become a law repealed, &C
count Of the unconsiilutionaty Of some Of lis pro-
visions, md 10 Congress refuse 10 repeal 1t,
ITS couslitutionaty will be tested in The Supreme
Curt of the United States.
ASSOCIATE JuDGE-Tho following are the off
cial returns Of the special election, held IN THIS
County on Saturday last, for Associate Judge
The Candidates voted for were james r. Neaden-
hail, Joseph Y. Gregg, Henry Hoorer, Janes T.
Burgess,* and Dir. Scattering:
For convenience, we merely put the fret let
ter of the last name Of each candidate over the
number of votes given TO them in the different
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

An INcIDESt-The Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun says, that a few evenings
since. the coIored servant of the President was
sent down to the Capitol for some purpose
While there n number of his own class surfoun-
ded him, and began 10 ask him what he knew Of
the Veto He gave a sagacious shake of the
head, and looking very important, SAID, AT the
White House trc keep our own secrets.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

Minds ashamed of poverty would be pround
aud naughty III aflluence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

MORMON PREACIING-Mr. Cairns will
Preach in the Warner building Sunday eve
ming 18th inst. carly candle lighting