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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
THE JOURNAL AND IT'S FAILS
HOODs-ANOIENT FEDERALISM

The JOUhNAL AMI llS GAAO-
HoODS-ANCLENT FEDERALISM.
The Journal Of yesterday says that Mr.
Buchanan, of Pennsylvania,wa deadly hose
tile 10 the war with Great Britain. Does
NOT the miserable scribler know that Jas.
Buchanan volunteered his services, and
performed duty as private soldier, dur
Ing the apprehended attack on Baltimore,
during the last war, and that, too, at a
time when the wings Heaven save the
mark) of New England were burning blue
lights as signals TO the British feet, and
were plotting treason against their own
country. Ola like value is the charge
against Hubbard, Ofancient Federalism
In touching upon federalism, the Journal
stands rather upon ticklish, ground. Dur
ing the late war, there were but three fed
eral papers published in Ohio. The same
men who then bitterly opposed the war,
were sull in the field as editors, and all
these, published papers favorable TO the
election Of Gen. Harrison. Since that
time, two Of them havs passed from that
'6ourne IRON whence no traveller returns,
aud the third is still alive and true to his
ancient principlS opposed the election
of Mr.. Van Bufen, and the veto of John
Tyler. Ifthe Journal wishes the names
they can be given.
At the late Presidential election, the
whig ticket was headed by VIM. Rufus
Putnam, as senatorial elector. Mr.. Put
nam was federalist of the old John Ad-
ans schOol, opposed the administration Of
Thomas Jefferson, James madison, Mon
roe, Jackson and Van Buren,, and, oil
course, was deadly hostile TO the later
war. His principals have never changed
He is still leading wing.
The friend and neighboF ofMr. Put
nam is Ephraim Cutler, who represented
his Congressional district in the COnven.
ton which nominated Gen. tHarrisou
for the Presidency, Judge Cutler was a
federalist Of the school Of the alien and
sedition law Administration of the elder
Adams. AS one of the delegates, he vO'
ted solitary and alone against framing a
constitution for the State of Ohio, aud in
the convention formed for that purpose,
he voted for giving negroes the right OF
suffrage, He, too, is an unchanged fed
eralst, and has opposed every Democrat
ic, and supported every Federal admin
istration, and both the latter gentleman
bitterly opposed Tyler's veto on the Uni
ted States Bank bill.
Such is, generally speaking, the char
acter of the leading wings in Ohio, and o
such materials is that party composed
which is about changing its name to tina
ofDemocratic Republican Wing.
If the Journal wishes it, we can Gmpl
fy at greater length on the subject Of an
cient federalism, but we presume we have
said enough to show the Journal that il
charging federalism on the Democracy
the editor writes on a subject with which
he is totally unacquainted. In such dis
cussiOn, one fact is worth a thousand as
seuiOns unsupported by proOE-StGtes'
man.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
sHER1FF,s SALE

DY virtue Ofa clause of n. ia. ct lie. ia. TO a
- writ Of genditiODi erpOnas to me direesad by
t,e court Of eommoa Pleas within and for Blown
Comfy, Ohio, will offer foy sale, At the house
q William Dowdney, IN Hamenville. On Mon.
day the lth DAY Of April, 1912, between the
hours Of ~ and O'Clock, on said day, the follow
Ing propeFsysto 70 Wit: one two horse carriage and
harnesss one two horse wagon, two rnarss, one
slelgh, one set Of blacksmith tools, one COW, two
inaqils clocks, two bureaus, Two sets windsor
chairs, one dining table, one breakfassdabls, two
bedpieads, and ons store. Taken IN execution
q the property ~ William Dowdnsy in the
above ease. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, shsa.
B.c.O.
GheliHa oss, March 2sth 1elo.
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Land for Sale or Exchange

Z NWO lots containing eighty acres each
in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and half a
mile from the Toledo and Adrian RailEoad ~
The land is timbered with oak, whitewod8, ma
bic and beach; and the soils rich
Also, lot containing eighty acres d Lpens
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Tdlsde, 70
9 section settled hyathriving farmers. The 10
also timbersd land, with rich soil.
will sell all Or parts Of this land on accompo-
dating terms; OF exchange Il for farming land n
Brown county. Fsrfurthef Information inquise
at the STANDARD sfacs.
b. p. PALMER.
Georgetown. Fsb. g. l64I.
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N o til c Q

NHERE will be petition presented to the
4 Commissioners Of Brown county, at their
next meetings praying for an alteration of the
County Road The said County Road to inter-
sect the Williamsburg and Sardinia State Road
at William WatsOn's from William Field's cab.
in' or as near APPOINT as the viewers may deem
proper.
February l, ls42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

Population OfParis. According to the
returns of the official census for lS4l the
population Of Paris and its outskirts is
l,l50,729, nearly million dOmiciled
within the gates. LOnkOn has a third
more.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
State Of Ohio, Brown County,
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.


David Crawford,
VS., In Chancey.
john T. Cowan g.
Douglass Irby.
THE Bill nths case was filed on the 4.h of
March ls4l, in the Clerks Office of the above
named Court, and sets forth that on the 18th of
JanOary the defendant COwen, pretending to
be the duly authorized agent and attorney in
fact of said Douglass Irby, sold TO the complain.
ant 4l0 acres Of land in Brown county, Ohio,
part Of survey No.. 1919, for the sum Of $3.50;
that complainant paid to said COwsn 1920, and
gave his note for the balance, which is now due /;
that said Cowan made complainant decd az
such attorney in fact Of Irby; that since the ex-
ecution thereof, complainant has discovered that
said Cowan's letter of Attorney, had thereto
fore been revoked by IFby, and never revived or
renewed in any way by said Irby; that he has
applied to said COwan and ltby, both Of whom
reside in the State of Virginia, to make him
another deed for said land and they refuse to do
so that he Is ready and willing to pay the bal
ance of the purchase money whenever be can
obtain Titles that HE present title Is invalid,
and the Bill prays the Court 20 compel said de-
PENDANTS to make the complainant good title
for said land aud for an injunction to stay the
collection ofthe purchase money until such tide
is made, and for general relief And the defen.
dants are hereby notified to appear at the next
Term Of the Court aforesaid, to be holden At
Georgetown, in the county oflBrown, and Stato
of Ohio, and plead, answer, or demur to said
Bill, OF the same will be taken ms confessed, and
the matters thereof deersed accordingly.
DAVID CRAWFORD. q
Tn, L.HAMER, Sol'r. for @ Gompl,t.
Nov. 2Sth, le4F.-ew.
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Brown Common Pleas.
Vendi. Elk.

Aholiab Bentley Brown Common Pleas.
VS.. Vendi, EX,
Frazee Osborn.
BY virtue of . writ of Venditioni ErponGs, to
me directed by the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for Brown county, Ohio, will offer
for sale at the front door of the courthouse, in
Georgetown, on Saturday the 18th day of March,
1912, between the hours of 10 and 4 O'Clock OH
said day, the following real estate, to wit: In
Lot No. 76, in South Georgetown, containing a
one story frame dwelling house and other improve
ments.
To be sold as the property of Fazee Osborn,
in the above case. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
Sho,;a,s oescsa FabA,, Sth 1870 isf-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

A waggish candidate coming in the
course Ofhis canvass TO tailOr's shop,
''What we look for here" said he, Haro
measures not men,"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

"BObby, what is steamf" "Boilng wa
ter" That's right; compare it. "Posi-
tive, bail; cOmpative, boiler; superlativc,
burst"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

Mr.. MOutOn, U. s. Senator from Lou
isana resigned his seat on the Sd. The
vacancy was to be supplied on the 10th.
lb.
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T o i RI n

A DWELLING HOUSE and thirteen
n and three quarters acres, of
ground, about half a mile east Of George
town, lately occupied by theRev. Mr.
Wilder. Possession will be given imme-
diately. Apply to s, WILKINS,
RusselVille.
Jan. 10, is42.
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sHFRIFF's SALE.
John Campbell, Ex'r of
Nathan Bowman,

VS. Pleas
Jonathan Rowland ct at.
by virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. et lie. ia,
10 me directed by the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio, | will offer for sale A. the
house Of Joseph Stewart, on Saturday. the
9th day Of April, ls42, between the hours
of 10 and 4 O'Clock on said day, the fol.
lowing properly, TO wit: three bay horses,
one sOrrel mare, one dark sorrel mare,
two sorrel colts. Zone a mare and :he
other a horse), two three year old steers,
and one briudle COW. Taken in execu.
ton as the property Of Joseph Stewart
and Jonathan Rowland in the above case.
Terms cash.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
SheFif's Office, March 26th. lS42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

The PastWinter, has been more severe
throughout the South of Europe than for
20 yeals.-Ib.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

Upwards Of 100000 letters are return.
ed quartely 10 Washington, from the
different Post Offices as dead letters.
ID.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
A. ELLIS JON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office on the east side of the Public Square,
Georgetown, Ohio.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

"Come ia out Of the wet, as the shark
said when he swallowed the negro
boy.
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Cincinnati and Maysville regu
lar Packet,
S w IF II S u II e

ms THE New SWIFT
SURE, Capt. MoLEN
Sll'l''1isils--; having taken her station
..,-n will hereafter run as reg
'HI, siaI acket oetwsp Maysville and Cincinnati
landing at all intermediate norts
me SwETsuRE Is an entirely new boat, is
tions for passengers,
The Swlftsure will leave Maysville every
Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY. Al 3 o,e,oeS.
and Cincinnati, every Monday Wednesday and
Friday at 10 O'Clock, A. M. 81
on board.
octObaflO, lS4O. II.
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justices Blanks
For sale at tthsc6ios cftRs DenOc,cti,
Ssesdord. 80.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
ROsP TUs
OF THE FOURTEENTH VOLUME OF THE
Rochester Gem and Ladies'
Amulet, for lS42;
Semi-MOatRly Periodical Of Literature.

Tales and Miscellany.
ONE OF THE CHEAPEST PUBLICATIONS IN THE
UNIT FED ATEs.
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DR.. Geo. b. Bailey

sheril,s ONCE. Teb.x sth. 1s42.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

tn. l.. HAMER, Sol'r.
Jan. 9lst, l842.-6w.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-13
State of South Caroliaa,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT. &
IN THE COMMON LEAS.
Beverly Burton dttaehEent,

wm. 81. s.eiae. Dth.
= HE Plaintiff having this day fled his
4 Declaration in my office, aud the Deiends
II, having no Wife or Attorney known ~ be-
within the state. or w l!om copy oftlic same,
wIlc rule to plead. could be served. |, is or
dcred hat the Defendant plead TO the said dec
laration within year and day, or final aud
absolute Jud cement will be gwen against him.
GEO. POPE, c. C. p
Clcrk's Office
Dec. IL. lSll. GsB - 50 az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-13
l,i IS. C.aR0LLN.9,
Field DISTRICT.
Il cDgI!q OK ORDINARY.
u ~ s.,,s.;e- 6f


ri he 5ieiieY af
oiliI Flplgs sstaie.
aE En-. sse1.iiisirator Of Josiah
q ID 4ssgelI cSsaasSl hasing departed iliis
i3Is. f.l.asr barring accounted Tor his irensac-
ls,.s:s a ,se Sad leesilig no xeratoT or
h,lsiissslFsics, Lewis f.lszs y,
Henri kiye All ID sslf u Tie sstfs;Ies
in ile Administration Bass pf ssssf tsilt sfSes,
and DANIEL Mofrsen.asa iiiiIIlssiEatar 81 Jasn
Morrison, do appear i1ra me IS iss ssggeiell
Couni.nnse, nj ID o'citsck on ~ nssslay t,e
25ih OF Nay next. 10 rem m ssSIsl,is cf tlse
administration of said J0bif sakFs sad
estate of Josiah Howell. unG tsiF ~ ns;it
abide villa. shall then he adjudge AID
OLIVER TuisE LIS
Ordinary Of EdggseiS
OdiHEy's Q5iee, February II, lelI2.
Feb 2:i 3ni
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-13
water Proof yyarcl,ouSc.

il,unUEc. september ~. l-il
Y9Ei!E Subscriber boys leave 30 lnt"rm bus
ir,rr.!- aud the public. that he continues
lie WAREHOUSE 81 aud COMMISSION BU-
SlNfSS. at h.S former stand, known Us the
Water Proof Warehouse.
Detached Is Il is irom other bn!!dinSs, I;s 10.
cation rcndors !, nearly as secure !rom i'rc rs
il /, were Ire prof 'rIc floors ni iiSt two wings
have been elevated above the hsll wG;cr mark
"i the great lrc-lIci "r May 1910: and each of
ursr tg,l>r"ir- of The building. viii store from
i.0UUic 10 i.-0D bales OF Cotton ho;h n!Ihesc are
designed tn hr exclusive. set mp nj for ;hc Cot
ton ol planters md county merchants. who vii!
lus lic seCI,cl from the possibility al loss aid
damage by lrrs!!ris.
He ayalis himself Of the present OCCASION TO
return hr- thanks I" ms friends and patrons. for
.lieir liberal support during the last season.
iic soIicit- rnri them. and the rtsbliC general
ly. continuance al tins confidence. AMI assures
them that III return for their patronage he will
u,c his best personal efforts I" promote nm!
protect their inlcres; committed 10 his charge !;
in addition 10 tllisnssurnncc hr pledges himself.
thai he will IN no case purchase bale OF Cot
ton directly or indirectly.
lie will attend 10 the sale and shipping nj
Cotton, the reccivin. aud forwarding OF Goods,
or any other .:i,slmcs' usually transacted b.: i
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
September 30 6in I'D
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WIREHOt Sc AND HRdRF

UIREHOt SE md HHiRF
Is Nuw ~ GuOD cos SnITlns.
Having raised The Warehouse above the
highest hish-wntrr mark of ri,e great May
food, with sufficient foundation TO make ii
perfectly secure from an, Rise IN the River.
while our Iocniion in Point. OF FIRE
not surpassed by any Ware House in
Hamburg, bein: situate on the Corner Of
Centre amd Market Streets. and occupy
inc the whole frunt Square 10 Cook Street.
opposite the Bank u Post Office. convent
eni to The Rail Road, Immediately on the
River, and in the very Centre OF the Pru
ciple Cotton Dealers and Shippefs. aud The
great lhorouehlair 10 the Bridge.
Grateful for the liberal support we have
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and the public generally, continuance Of
their confidence. Fnn our lung expert
rnce in The Warehouse and Commission
business. feel confident, with our facilities,
To be able 10 give 10 all cn,ire satisfaction
We makr liberal advances o. Cotnn in
Store. and viii attend to the Sale or Ship
ping Of Co,rnn on moderate terms.
Business Committed 10 an--."nre will
receive prompt attention with our bcs, CT
lorIs Tor the interest ol Customers.
SlBLEY & USHER.
Hamburg S. C., Oct. |, ISL, tf3G
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RNalCn.


EEAVlNG purchased ol Aessrs. Bryan O.
HE Minor, their entiie stuck OF Goods in the
Me1chan, TaiLeriHg Business. ia this place,
we would take !liiS mcIhod of informing our
friends and the public generally, lha,iliey can
nc furnished at the old stand ui Bryan 81 Mi'
nor. with Clothing, or us good terms. and mol
inferior in quality To any similar establishment
in the Southern country. We intend TO Keep
on hand ut all times. good stock of
English & French Cloths,
anu CAsslaLREs. selected in The New forh
and Philadelphia Markets. together will al
other articles III oui Hue; and TO those who In
yur us with ll,ci- patronage in this business we
woud say lha, every exer,ion on our part shall
be used TO give perfect satisfaction.
GOODE & LYON.
January L. l5i2. If so
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.seaU Fail S. Tg'iisfeP Goods.
sBOEaN Cd. Hs. FORD,

EE As JuStrccrivcdi from New Work, his Fail
& b and Winter snppiy-iIis stock compris.
one OF the mos, complete assortments Of
STAPLE * FANCY.
FOREIGN & DOMESTfc DRfG0ODS.
that cam hc found any where. 0fiiis former
customers I've asks the opportunity roshOw them
his practical thank. Tor their patronage: aid 10
those who are accustomed tu seek IN other mar
krts for wIa, of siytz AMI taSLioH or io,o price,
they expect not IN Hamburg. he wr,ild beg leave
to say. tia, by calling. they viii give him the
pleasure ip show that moie eaiRe assortment
ofihc brs, aad mos, fashionable Goods, ol every
variety. is no, 10 be found. he has now on hand
400 pieces American Prints.
200 French and English DO
10 - twlIlcd X plain Scnch G,nshau!s.
30 bales brown ShIrtimss " Shcctinss.
cases b!elched do do
bales l.inscys Il Plains. for negro clothes
:;cascS kcEscys, and ] of cheap Sauincti,
fnr de-
80 picc,,s heavy DufiiI K Twillcd Blankets.
Mackiuuw 81 lG-l. i'll. l24, IL li.l Whit.
ney Blankets.
Iii, III. X Ii-i. extra Oath Wool, Ribbon
bound Blankets.
Tickin.s, Drilliuss, and coiorcd J;ton
GnOds. bv Tie bale.
Super black 4 mixed Sa,inoi,s and Kc TIC.
Ky Jeans,
60 pieces Irish Linens and Long Lawns.
Birds Eye. * 81, S-i, 1914, i, ln-i table
Daper.l
Brown y. coorrd Table & Piano Covers,
Fine wool dye and French black Cloths.
blue. invisible grcen & mixed do
Black. blue black, fancy coofed & mixed
Doe Skin Cnssincrcs.
Plain and figured Satin. Serge de Rome. Al
bert Curd. Chime * Vcivel fes,lmgs,
PLAIN striped and printed BalzurneS, Il new
aud beautiful article Tor Ladies' Dresses,
Dombasin Mcrn"'s. and Muslin dc Lainrs,
- III * A. Mailruni Lutcs,rng,
81 & A. tiro &c Rhine.
Black and blue bIuck figured Silks,
Blue hlnck Gro d d'Airquc,
2nd Mourning do
Gro d'Annurc. and Rep. Silks,
Black rrkin and striped Chino " Gincc do
Plain * tisurr,! Salins * Bonnet Silks,
With ever, new style in market, PLAIN, strip
cd and figured.
Thread * Lace Edsingr E Inscr,nss, with
a general assortment OF all klndsoi Lace
Goods
New and Fashionable fine Paris work'd Col
lars,
Bonnel=. Il variety Of the best & newest styles
Silk. Florence, aud Straw.
7-4& 81 heavy chanreablc Silk Shawls.
Melt * plaid wool and Chinie Silk do
Chinie Scnris d fancy Silk Shawls,
White Il black silk Hose & Hose, French
and English.
l0O07pieces Paper Hangings.
Scotch Gin. hams. Calnbric & Silk Umbrellas,
While 81 blue laid Letter & Cap Paper,
Printing Paper ofany size and quality, fur
nishcd i, the lowest rate, and orders for
any quantity filled on short notice,
ALSO.
The above. with almost every variety Of ar,i.
cles usually kept in Dry Goo, Stores. Whole.
sale ar Rctnii in quantities Ia sui purchasers.
Herc ants from til" country are invited &c
cai and exam ne lis assortment.
hamburg, Nov. j. Is4i. &c 40
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Head Quarters,
CLAnryDoS, Feb. 20. 1872.

OI.ANLNDON, ] CU' ~V' 4'7F-'
Order No. =
FHyHE Brisadcr Generals Of the 9Th Div'.
sion, will order their several Coluncls. III
their respective Brisndes. TO open nnd hold II
Poll in ,hrir respective Regiments. on ;'atnr'
day, the 2lSi oi May next, lnr n .HAjOG GIN
ERAl., TO fii the vacancy created 10y ,h' r'sis'
nation OF Major General 1'humn. + Jones.
The Brisadier Generals will immediately AZ
Ter the returns nre made 10 them. render slate
mont of The Polls OF their respective Brle"'''
10 the Adlutanr Gcucral's office nj Columbia.
By order of the Cumnanteriu. Chief.
J. w. CANTEY, Adi. y ius. Gcn1.
march %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.


Anna Maria Terry. } Bill far specific
Daniel Brunsou, and others, Sc.
aPpearing,o my satisfaction ,lla, Stephen
"A Terry and Jane his wife the children oI
John Parkman by his htc wife Elizabeth, for
medy Elizabeth Backtal,er. Fugilt and
FOLLY his wife. some of the Defendants in this
clsc nlp without the limits Of this State. On
ssaiinssbyF r. II Wardlaw Complainants So
lessssE Ordered that s;lid absent defendants do
ahpeag ID this Honorable Court. and plead. an
sastg afd ssesisr 10 The complainants Bill within
aee Pom The publication Of this order
q she SAID sSktsill be taken proeogtesso against
y TERRY. C. Is. ED.
EiaEci 8, 1872.
3m
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~ NeYrsDapcr Etlilors, Sc.

yWyHE Advertiser Gan experienced pracucal
Prin,cr,) would take charge OF the ME-
r,,,,c,n DrrAnrMlsr of Newspaper esta-
hl;sbmen,. or Book and Jobbins Office, either
m ,he uppcl par Of ;l,is Stale. Georgia, Alaoa-
m,. or Florida: or accept any siruAri"S con-
recled with them, where he may obtain lair
remuneration for his services.
References can be given Gf necessary Tor
the morsl and professional character oi The al
yertiser. to members Of the corps editorial IN
this State and Georgia, who have known hun
for tho las, four years. Address a. p, Mcrcu-
ry office. Charleston.
nPThc craft will confer u Savor by giving
the ahov. one or two insertions.
march l6
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State OF South Carolina,
State If South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ THE COMMON PLEAS.

'iemr! " i','ai'ls ,1,s vs. Foreign .itaeLmenr.
rHNliE pIaluIF having Tia, day filed his
DecIa,atlUn IA my "lilcc. and the De-
rcndaut having no wI.e OF attorney known TO
lnc WITHIN the Slute. ou wnom copy of the
same, with iuI' lo plead, could i'r served. 1t
rs ordered that the De!cdion' pirau 10 the said
j, cIara:iou wIlhn a wear and day. or hnni
ald absolute judgement vii be- gwen asalnS
tuui. GEO. POPE. C. C. ,.
May 1 70. issl. j.. w. W. age lG
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Mount Willing Academy.

HH7IlE txrici-cs oi this INSTITUTION Will he
uprned. on the first Monday IN January
next, under tl.c direction Of Mr.. John H. John.
s,nn, whose long ~.priirucc IN Teaching and
correct department. wc irnst viii en'i'c Tie IN
sli,u,ion 10 large share Of public comiidcnc".
TERMS or TUITION:
Reading. Wiring. and Arithmetic, per -.
quarter o.! l. weeks. 81 ou
English Grnmmrr. Geography. i w
Philosophy. Chemistry. Latin and Greek ~,
Languages, W'
Surveying. w w
To lac pard la advance.
Good Board may be obtained from Sc TO IS
per month.
J. B. SMITH. Chairman,
J.. K. WILSON, Treasurer,
A. SIMKiNS.
II. &. iIERLONG,
a. :. DUIiER.
Trustees.
Dec ~ II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-13

s gibeE. lEiisf M. M
IS s4se. ,sssg,essiafIg issscsfs lie armers of
81 iii he II q SoIchase be-
ssssSs sly sFsI dfe ss,dtes sof Tan Ball'.
fIe gTi,, s,,gs sin uss,. tsl.er, or Shoes, for
srss sEes. II s 9aS Bark 50 per
sss,sS sI I'M, 4 ifwiihin seven
s,,;Sss a; 4 or 50 per cord, II
,I,;sgsssrts Il ~ issl,, Farmers who are.
= s., Is 4 ailds, would find i, 10 their
so sav HiIs iheu Oak bark for him. a
:s,l sss.,sl ssis set a cord Of bark per day, and
ssssf cssY as caa lie hauled al u lead, il frame Is
sis:,ts III Ejsif il. The bark should be covered
sgas2 eesising with boards or leaves, TO pre-
+ aFses,t sse ran from injuring If.
"a N. L. GEARTY,
gIareh Q. 1872 6f Near M, Iiniase.