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New-York tribune., 1842-03-25

,.rsaaa Cream his sharing compound IS nov. al
ii- rag- wetaaoa, III" tonenria! professors arnon
in-.. veho prefsr 10 Pathe- their durna crops. Tn
that pot Il il lasts twice nrr a. the SAM
1af:, 81 any tef o1aciorS ropara,ioG esi,. ;h0,l
their c~care fhataitt liz y.rbera Cream
irl razor nslrs smoother ace ,han mos. OF the Oh
1ar~ SliiIt harp tei; i-d. fragrant m the ssre
ariSGHg IN tb- n au great destroyer If freckIes.
For ,i yHoies.ie apd r. al by 6. Il RING Chemist and
,lE1gg1>t, = Fulton str~.., y !.
" T. Bssare D nnbicsh'n2 limitations anc observe he
-rfi.;eH Signature &C. II. fJnG on eacr ms II.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25

DRUGS AND DVES--9 casks German Reg uus .lntiIno-
ny 10 cents small 10, extra dry Nert!e; S. 5000 lbs.
IcnQua Beans IS. all mos and obbls good Western
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

4. Finch, VS.. Lewis Ellzey- Amory
Sibley, We. the same. William Bruuson,
adm'f. vs. tho same. WIN. ID. Waite,
bearer, vs.. the same. John J. Clayton,
vs. the same. Frederick Brown. adm'r.,
VS.. the same, two negroes, Patrick and
Hester.
Walker. Emmerson s. Co., VS.. James
Mosley g. CO., aud w. w. Williams.
Elser, Devore. VS.. w. w. Williams.
seyeu negroes. viz: Bob. Elben. Abram'
Robert, Mariab. Lucy aud Vinson, she
property Of w. w. Williams.
Goodwin Harrington & Co., VS.. Charies
B. Garter, James G. Cobb, vs.. The same.
Thomas Barrett, lndorsee. vs. The same'
one horse saddle and bridle.
Iyersou S. Brooks. vs.. Dudley Roun-
tree, two negroes, viz; Aggy q Charlotte.
James c. Cobb. VS.. Sarah Prior, one
negro boy Stephen.
Wm. Foster. W. Richard Prior, Sarah
Prior, and Charles Prior. five Mules.
P.uu Rogers. & Co., for Pean & Bran
non, VS.. John S. Bardcu, one grny Horse.
James Finley, vs.. Push Nix, one roon
Filley.
William Foster, admir-. VS.. George G..
Bowers. two Mulcs.
w. T. Gould. VS.. J c. Parduc- VIM.
Herbert, VS.. the same. The State, vs.. the
same, four negroes, VIZ: Crease, fhebe,
Martha and Sarah.
b.. +. Goudy. T. C. vs.. Henry Shultz.
fourteen acres of land, near the fork Of the
EdseGeld aud Marliulown Road, adjoin-
ing The hill tract.
John S. Smyley, Ex'r.. vs. James Falk.
ner. scn., one hundred and thirty acres Of
land, more o, less, adjoining Sarah Dozen,
and Others.
IL. Pearson. VS.. George Garner. one
hundred aud seveury.6ve ucres OF land,
more or less, adjoining lauds Of John Ro-
gers, and others.
Peun & Brannou vs.. Edmund Atchison.
William Baily. aud James Bailey for an-
other. VS.. The same. Samuel Wideman,
for n. Cohey. IS. the same. Richard
Parks, vs. the same. four negroes viz: Jar
ret, Caroline. Ki,tey and alilley.
Michael Watson. bearer, vs.. Jefferson
4, Berry. aud another Que bay Mare The
property Of J. a. Berry.
G. L. & T.. Penn s. CO.. VS.. Burre!l u.
Collier, one negro Woman.
w, Is. Smith. survivor, VS.. Pierce Lit
tie. one Bay Horse.
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. T.. d.
Sept. 10, 1912. d 33
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,wojyears Immediately previous 10 the Election,
and the six months residence in the Election
District, are the six months Immediately pre-
vions ,n the Election; but If any person has his
homo in the State, be does not lose the right Of
residence by temporary absence, with the in.
tention of returning; and ifhe has his home in
the Election District. his right TO vote Is no, i'm
paired by temporary absence with the nten-
lion of returning: but ifone has his home and
lis family in another State, the presence Of
such person. although continued for two years
in the State, gives no right TO vote.
Resn!red, 9th. The Managers the Elections
throughout the State be restrained from pub
fishing notices Of Elections in the newspapers,
more lhan twice week for one month, and on
the DAYS of Election; that in the Parish Of 81.
Phillips and St. Michaels, The notice OF the
Elections shall be published in one newspaper
only. for the sum Of fifty dollars; that IN each
other District, in one gazette, for the sum ot
$l2 50 and where no gazette is published III
the District, the Managers shall put mp notices
of the Election at three or more pnbl'c places,
and at every place nf Election within the Dis
trict; iia, the Managers Of Election through
out Dire Stale shall give reasonable notice OF the
Election. and 4, cas, two Sundays previous to
the Election.
Resolved, 9Th. That Managers nf Elections
are authorized and required (under The general
iaw,) To be and conduct Elections for Clerk.
Tax Cnortor. Commissioners Of the Poor. end
other Distric, officers. whenever vacancies oc-
cur, (as provided for by law.) and that il il rn.
necessary for this Legislature 10 give special d.
rec tons in relation to the Election Of said dis
trci officers
Resoired. 9Th. Tha, the Managers Of Elec.
tions throughout the State be. and are hereby
enjoined. 10 use the uinaos, diligence. earr. and
p,ump:Hess. in discharging their duties in maxi
Ing corrrc; and full returns and iE enforcing
the LAWS and Resolutions provided for their
guidance so as 10 ensurc fair and raid eiertions
and preserre the purify Of The eieeiire franchise.
Rtscired. 9th, That il shall be the special iu.
Is Of the Managers to report to the Solicitors
all violations Of the Election Law, and all cas-
es Of bribery and corruption. and TO Use their
best efforts TO bring the offenders TO justice.
Rcsofrcd. 10Th. That the above Resolutions
be printed with the Acts Of Assembly. and also
with the wri,s Of Election. and that the Clerks
Of the two Houses be directed to cause the same
IN be forwarded to the Managers throughout
the State.
All which is respectfully submitted:
F.. BELLINGER. Jr., Chairman.
Resoired. That The House do agree to the
aie for concurrence.
BY order, 7. w. GLOVER. C. II. r.
in the Senate. December IL. 1871.
Hesoircd, That the Senate do concur in the
Report. Ordered. Tha, i; be returned to Tie
House Of Representatives.
BY order. w. E. MARTIN. c. S.
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CoMMITrEE ON PRIVILEGES AND
ELECTIONS. sss.,...
In fhc Rousc Of RfpTeseH,al::aEs. I
December IL. lS42

December IL, 1872 ~
The Committee on Privileges and Elections,
to whom il was referred 10 drii Resolutions
and appoint Managers for ths next General
Election. beg leave TO report tho following Re-
solutions:
Resolrcd, That the elections 10 be ho;dea 90
the second Monday in October next. AID the
day following, Tor Senators, and Members Of
the House Of Representatives. shall be he'd Of
the following places, aud conducted By ths FOL.
lowing persons:
1t Edss6tid Court House: Two days-E. d.
Presley, s. F. Goode, William, r Butter.
Leagmire's: Two days-Wiley Harrison,
Hugh N. Qunrles. Josiah Perrin.
Golfers: Two days-James d. Hasnmond,
T. Garrett, John Adams.
Cherokee Ponds; Two days-J. z. Nays
w. s. Howard, w. Day.
Piae House: Two days-Begaasia Belts,
B. Hatcher. Aqu,lia Miles.
Chns.;e's: Two days-Richard M. Iyhitc,
J. s. Pope, WilIiam May.g. s
Danion's: Two days-R. r. Bsunson. john
Hill, II. Dunton.
SaePpards: Two days-Elins Lssroan, E.
BledsDc. Sherley Cook.
The Ridae- Two days-M. Watson. Lewis
Holmes, William Coiemau.
Snylis's: Two days-S. Nicholson, IT,, d.
Suo,her, William Dean.
Hamburg: Two days--R. Anderson, D. F.
Gouedy. 81. X. Smith.
Mount Hiii,ng: Two days--Adani hliniek.
". Etheredse, Stephen Oliver.
Richardson's: Two days. Richardson. J..
NealI. l.. Bland.
|o!eman's: Two days-Hardy Boulwarc,
G. Marlborough. f. p. Abney.
Paris Two days--Richard HARDY, Atticus
Tucker. VIM. Parks
Peuys: Two days-David Denny, n. r.
Pope, A. Nicholson.
Moore's: Two days-Anderson Turuers Tbs.
Payne. Joseph Rush,on.
Moseleys: Two days-J. S. HaI1isoa, Ja
cos Miller, J. s. SIradrack.
Aliens: Two duys-A p Kenard, Simeon
Mathews. A. Turner,
PotneTs: Two days-Charies Powell, D..
G. Walker. J. Hightower.
Longs: Two dnys-John w. Lee, Jacob
Long jr.. james Cameron.
NaTs: Two days-G. w. d. Williams 4.
A. Silnkins. Henry Cox.
Dorns's: Two days-John F. alay, John
Dome. jr.. Alfred May.
Randairs: Two dnys-R. w matthew's,
Colin Rhodes. w. Il. Swearingen
H. Bouiurare's: Two dnys-lohn Lot, Jesse
Gon,illion. James Edison, Jr.
u Votes to be counted nn the third day. at
Edgefeld Cour, House. One Senator aud six
Representatives to be elected.
Resolrcd, Ist. That the Manasersof Elections
are requir-dto pay special eisH,ioa tothc follow.
ins portions Of The law. rciaans to Eiesiions:
Isl. The names Of vo,ors to DO regularly
lc,iaea as Msy cote, and the lists preserved.
[A. A. l7i6, ID. Statutes. p. 6S4.
I'd II two or more t,ckets bc found relied up
together, or more names be found written on
any ticket than oueh, to be voted fa, ali such
tickets no. to bs counted. s. Asl7If. Cd.
Statutes, p. 6si; and \. 4. f72i, Sd. Statutes.
p. l36. ~
p No voter siall be nllarca ie, :-..-----
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at his former stand, know as the Water Proof
Warehouse.
Detached as il il from other buildings. It's To-
cation renders i, nearly rs secure from tire. Is
il i, was fire proof. The floor of its two wings
have been elevated above the high water mark
Of the great freshct of May 1910. and each OF
these divisions Of the building will store from
1900 10 1900 bales Cotton.
Both Of these are designed to be exclusively
81, apart for the Cotton Of Planters aud Conn.
try Merchants, who will thus be secured from
The possibility cf loss and damage lrom iresI'crs
tie avuiIs himself Of the present occasion 10
return his thanks to bis friends and patrons for
heir liheral supper, during the las, season. iic
solic;s from them. aud the public generally, a
continuance of this confidence. aud assures
them, thu, in return for their patronage. he will
exert bis best personal efforts 10 promote and
protect their interests committed TO his charge
In addition In this assurance. he pledges hiih
SELF be will in no case purchase bale Of Cot.
ton. directly or indirectly.
EIc will attend TO the sale and shipplnS OF
Cotton, the receiving and forwarding of Goods,
or any other business usually transacted by n
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg. August !. 1912. Gm %
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State ofSouth Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Thos. Berry, App.

Ruth Martin, Derdt
PY au ORDER from tho Ordinary,
D Of Edge6eId District, shall proceed
TO sell al Edeefied Court House on the
first Monday in October next, ihe lunds of
the estate oil Elizabeth Hill! deceased. Sit
uate in said district, on the waters of Iu-
dian Creek, aud bounded by lands Of Dan
iel Levinss,on, Young McCarty. Jackson
McCarty. and others, and containing one
hundred acres, more or less. Sold on
credi, Of twelve months purchaser 10 give
bond and personal security and n mort
gage Of The premises to the ordinary, costs
10 be paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
Sept ~ 3 80
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Notice..

"A PPLICATION will be made to tho Legis-
"A lalnre fthis Stale nt its next session, that
all The right and title Of the State, to all the es
tate. real and personal. whereof the la,e Col.
Christian Breiihanpt, or Gertrude Jacobu. his
widow, was seized or possessed at the time of
h's or her death. and particularly certain lots in
the Town Of Hamburg. supposed to be escbea,.
ed, may be vested in Ossian Gregory, and Su.
san natural daughter Of said Christian, one or
both. Wv -
August ~ 3m %
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For sSaEc.

YHSElE Subscriber offers for sale tho well
III known House in Aiken. fronting Oh the
Ra.l Road. and known as MARSH'S HO-
TEL The house his been kept us n Public
House FOR several years. and contains 30 rooms
double and single, tho greater portion of,hcm
with fire places. Upon the premises are like.
wise MI necessary out buildings, kitchens. ne
gro houses and s,abiing for 100 horses, in the
yard is an excellent well Of water.
Terms one third cash, tho balance on a crcd,
OF one and two years.
AIso--For,y or fifty unimprovcd Lots. hand.
scn,ely situated. within the corporate limits Of
Aiken. Apply to
JOHN MARSH. Aiken.
Deco r 81
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Rich. !lankinson s. Wife, Appts

Mnny Glover. & Others. Dcrdts.
DY au ORDER from the Obituary Of
I'D Edceticld District shall proceed to
sell a, Edge6cld Court House ON the first
Monday in October next. Lands of the cs-
tate Of Jcthp Glover. decd situate in said
district. on Town Greek udi"inins lands
Of Wa'lc Glover, Wiley Glover, Glenn
Cox, and others, containing three hundred
and fifty acres, more or less. To be sold
on credit Of twelve months. with interest
from date, purchasers to give bond aud
personal security. and n morcas. Of The
premises TO the Ordirary. Costs 10 Gc
pail in cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. E. d.
Sept. IL 3 80
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EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EAMES MORRIS. Jr.. living four miles
% above Liberty Hill. on the post road. nj
Morris' Mills. on llardlabour creek tolls before
mc, one sorrel HORSE. supposed to be eight
or uine years old. will, blaze in his face. both
hind feet white fourteen and n halfhands high
Appraised to be- worth thirty.onc dollars and
fifty cents. June 2}d. 1919
THOS. J. HlBLER. Magistrate.
JnlyG Am 23
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G. L. Penn, " Co.. VS.. S,anmore Ry-
ann. fur negroes, Eliza aud three children,
IIuldn. Luck, and infant child.
Charles Hall. W.. Richard Coker. The
same vs.. the same, one Horse aud Ba-
rouchc.
Goodwin Harrington, s. CO.. VS.. ]. w.
Wirnhish, one sorrel Horse, Bride, aud
Saddle. Terms uf sale Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. E. q.
Sept. Ii, lS42. b 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Hoines " & si"enr, ment.
WWIHEREAS the Painliiin the above sta
w ted case. has this day flee! his dcclara-
rion agaI,st;Er Defendants. whoarc abscntiron,
and i,hout the limits of this State, as II is said.
having neither wife nnr attorney. known within
the same. Oh whom /. copy Of the declaration
with rule ,n plead thereto might he served !:
Ordered. that the Defendants plead To the said
declaration. within year and day. from the
date thereof. otherwise fral and absolute juds-
mcnr will be awarded agaius, them.
Clerks Office, GEO. POPE. c. CT.
Oet. IL. 1871. ape p
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II. I. JEFFERS.

Hamburg. Augus,5, 1912. 3m -
p. S. Planters committing the sale OF their
Produce, OF the buying :heir Groceries. to my
charge can be saved the cxpence Of coming To
Market. by sending directions, which will be
strictly attended TO; all Merchandise consigned
TO me. will be taken care Of while in my pos
session, and forwarded with despatch.
H. H.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28
S heriNs Sale.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Va
I'D cias, I will proceed 10 sell at Edge
field Court House. on the first Monday
and Tuesday of October ucx', the follow
ing property
Sampson Bland, for Luke S. Bland, VS..
Henderson Smith, Two Horses.
.. Towles, Ordinary. VS.. w. II. Will
liams aud w. C.. Williams. ii. &. Tur-
ncr. VS.. w. II. Williams. Temple Mar
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28
State of South Carolina.
3EPILLE DISTRICT.
r. COMMON PLEAS.

5. WILKS and Thos. T. Srann,
erchanis, under the iiTn, OF T. s.
:, who are in the custody ofihe
seville Distries, by virtue ofa Gu
faciendun. at the suit Of james
ing partner. and Thos. S. Wilks,
, capins ad salisfacieadum at the
q. Wilks, assignee. having filed
with schedule, on oath, Of their
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

the partnership assets and those Of the indivi.
dual partners. with the view Of taking shc BEN
eft oil the Act Of the Ganeral Assembly. coni-
monty called the "Insolvent Debtors Act"
Public Notice is hereby given, that the said pc
ti,iom will be heard aud considered in the Court
Of Common Pleas !nr Abl,rv:.le District at Ab-
bcyle Cour' llnuse, on Wsdncsday the twelfth
day ofOctobcr next. or such day thereafter
as the Cour; may order during the term. COM
mcncing NJ the sa'd place, OIL the second Mon
day OF October next. Al the creditors there.
fore. both those of the said firm. and those nf
the individual partners. are hereby summoned,
personally or by their attorney, then and there
in the said Court 10 s!iew :aii>c. II any they
rnri. wly the bcnch, OF the said Arr should MOI,
he granted 10 the said Thomas 5 WIlks and
Thomas Il. Swami. upon their executing the
requisite assignment.
JNO. F.. LIVINGSTON, c. c.r.
Clerks Office, July :, l-ie.
July6 (SI1 G2) I'm 23
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
J. NJ. u w. Adams,

Sydney s. Boyce.
YNNilE defenduu, Sydney 5. Boyce, who is
u now in the custody Of Simeon Christie,
Sheriff Of Edse6eld district, by virinc ofa wrt
Of capias nd satisfaciendum, al the suit of. d.
g. w. Adams, having filed his petition with
schedule on oath, of his entire estate, with
view of being admitted 10 the benefit Of the Acs
Of the General Assembly. known as the ain
solvent Debtors Act" Il is ordered, that al! and
singular the creditors Of The said defendant. be
and they are hereby summoned TO show cause if
any they can. in the Court Of Common Piens,
for Edgefcid District, NJ Edgefe!d Court House.
on Tuesday the second day of its nezt Octabers
term, or on such other day Of the said term an
the Court may order, why the said Sydney s.
Boyce should not be admitted TO the benefit OF
the said Act, upon his executing the requisite
assignment.
GEO. POPE, Ger.
Clerks Office. 9ih july. 1912.
July Is (SlA SOY 3m 2S
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Simeon Jay. John Inflow. Joseph Jay.
AID Jesse Jay. c1rrs. and adni'rs. OF
Jesse Jay. deceased
Ell appearing 10 my satisfaction, tia, Simeon
II JAY. one of The defendants. resides out o
this State, II is ordered ,ha, ;hc aid Simeon Jay
do appear in my office ou Monday the :ai'
day OF September next. 10 render nm account of
his acts as late guardian Of the said Elvey T..
Jay.
OLIVER TOWLES. o L. n.
Ed,ciicItl e. II 20lh Junr. l-i2. 3m 81
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August ~

BOOK & JOB PRINTING
nF Every description < xecuted With
W noainessaud despatch, atthe Oiiice
Of the EDoEyIELp ApvEayIsEs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28
Water Proof Warehouse.
S. c.

YHyfiE Subscriber bcss leave to inform his
III friends, and the public, that lie continues
the
Warehouse e. Commission
BUSINESS.
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-.-.. -.......ss...,, vpifScu; tnereior soil
cit continuance ofthat liberal patronage hitli-
er,o bestowed, Tor which now return my sim
cerc thanIss.
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State of South Carolina.

Hamburg. Angus, !. 1872. Gm g
, 1842-04-09
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Warren.

In the County Court of said county, November
term, 1871.
David P. Hubbard administrator of the estate of
Benjamin Hutchinson deceased, comes into court and
presents his petition setting forth that there is not
sufficient personal estate of said deceased to pay his
debts, and praying for the sale of the real estate of
said deceased for the purpose of paying said debts,
which petition IS accompanied by an exhibit of his
administration according to the statute in that case
provided and thereupon it is ordered by the court
that all persons interested in said estate be notified
that unless good cause to the contrary be shewn
on or before the first day OF the next term Of this
court, an order will be made to sell the south east
quarter of the south east quarter of section number
thirty, and the south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section number thirty two, both in town
ship number forty seven of range number one west
each tract containing forty acre. or so much thereof
as will be sufficient TO pay the debts of said decea-
sed and it is further ordered by the court that said
administrator give notice Of this application accor-
ding to law.
/, Joseph B Wells, clerk of said court do certify
(~~l that the above is correctly copied from
}seal. the record of said court. In testimony
(~~) whereof, | have h~ereunto set my hand and
the seal of sa d court, at office in said county this
18th day of November A. d. 1s4I.
JOSEPH B. WELLS, Clerk
Dec. II, SLIT.
, 1842-04-09
i. g. d.
Louisiana, Missouri,

AVING their Store and Warehouse conveniently
III situated on the river bank, offer their services to
the public in the shipment and sale of Tobacco and all
other produce, in which they fatter themselves they
can offer facilities at least equal to any other house in
the place. They have made arrangements with an ex-
tensive house in New Orleans, which will enable them
to make reasonable advances in cash on Tobacco ship:
ped through their house, and by which oil shipments OF
produce consigned TO them, will be covered by policy
of insurance in New Orleans. The proceeds Of all
shipments promptly paid over on receipt of the same, to.
gether with the difference of exchange, when received
in Eastern funds, which will always be preferred when
to be obtained at reasonable rates.
They have on hand a good assortment of Dry Goods
and Groceries, all of which will DO sold at reduced pri-
ces for cash. or to punctual men on reasonable time.
January I9, i642.--3t.
, 1842-04-09
PROSPECTUS.
OF A
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
ALLED
1.-THE RADICAL"
PUBLISHED IN THE TOWN OF BOWLING GREEN MO,
TO BE DEVOTED TO GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
MORALITY, RELIGION, LITERATURE AG-
RIcULTURE SC.

THE undersigned having purchased thu
"Radicaf' office, designs continuing the publica'
tion of a paper in the same place, and under the
same name; but with this change in its course
party politics will be dispensed with. The prime
object and highest aim of the "Radical" shall be
TO profit and 10 interest the reader. In our ex.
ertions to accomplish these objects, truth-solid
truth, shall be our guide-our polar star; for we
do not believe that any individual or communi.
ty can be permanently benefited by falsehood OF
deception.
Believing the welfare of society to be insepa,
rably connected with the cause of education,
morality, arts and agriculture, they shall receive
our most cordial and hearty support. Foreign
and Congressional intelligence, with the current
news, shall be given at the earliest practicable
period. The columns of the "Radical" shall be
open at all times for the reception of respectfully
written articles from gentlemen of either of the
present political parties; each shall have a fair
and candid hearing. AS for %ourself, we shall
carefully avoid all party strife and political con-
~tention, considering it entirely unnecessary and
improper in us, as the conductor of the paperto
take sides with either party. Our motto shall be
'peace on earth and good will towards all men,"
Judging from the signs of the times, the peri
cd has arrived when we should lay aside our sec
tional jealousies and party prejudicies, and rally
as a band of brethren, around the standard of
our country's good-presenting an unyielding
front TO the wicked efforts that are now making
TO sever the sacred chord that binds together this
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