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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
STUFF BAD TO TAKE.


4 . hard @ hosF patiently Congress abu-
sed on the charge of wasting time and ef-
fectlng nothing for the country, while their
every attempt TO do any thing is resisted and
thwarted by the very Executive whose or
CANS thus denounCe them.
II is hard to listen quietly to ignorant or
knavish men exclaim, ''Where are the GOOD
times the Wigs prOmisedP" when the
Wings have not yet been allowed to con-
Isummate single measure Of their National
policy, and when they have been most
Itaithlessly deprived Of the power to con-
summate any.
| 1t is hard to see those who have huzzaed,
shouted, raised bonfires, and fred cannon
in rejoicing over the complete and treach-
erOus discontinue of the Wings on their
every great measure by the Veto Power,
now turn round and say to US whose hands
are tied, who are not allowed TO do any
thing, WHY don't yoW giUe as yoar Too
Dollars Day and Roast Bcef?'' Sirs, if
our Views are just and sound the country
cannot be prosperous under the policy which
now, by the power of the Veto, predominates
in the land.
) II is hard to listen TO a Locofoco, who has
absolved himself from his debts by means
: Of the Bankrupt Law, cursing Congress for
not afording some relief to the People.
: 1t is hard TO think that John TYLER cried
when Henry Clay was not nominated for
u President, and that nobody cried when John
e Tyler aCGs nominated for Vice President
There are good many things hard 10
y bear when we know that we have in no wise
y deserved them, and yet must continue to
= bear them without chance to repeI them
% effectually for the present. The division Of
an army which is compellecbto stand through
. weary hours of hot sun under CALLING can
as nonade which they may not return-to hear
u the stern order "Close upn' after every
% murderous Volley, and still keep their ground
merely-these have some experience of the
al present position and trials Of the Whig
ne party. y for that long wished for hou
re when the electric word comes booming dowI
,oy The anxiously expectant line-"ForwaTd
Charge for yicioryr'
Sir James tIraha1n lately announced i
-. The House Of Commons the terrible fact thu
80 l2ihundred thousand people are at preseT
:. receiving paroehial relief in England an
- Wales! One in every thirteen Of the popl
ne lation is on the poor rates, and probably OF
;a0 in every ten is destitute This state of di
,ha tress IS unparalleled in the history Of any \
- ton on the face of the earth.
lble The locofocos are opposed to Tariff Il
hen would protect American labor and emit
the prise from tIle zen cents day labor Of
md British and other foreignegs-and lhs
fits their love for the peoples
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07

WIsDoM OF THE AGE.-'Nay, we do more,
much more than this. We write antediu-
Wan natural history; we know more of the
earth's construction than would probably be
warranted by Him who made il; we have,
moreover, redscovered the secret Of hero
glyphics, and may be better yersed 10 Egyp.
tan lore than the Pharaohs themselves; we
drive tunnels under rivers and towns, and
suspend bridges over them; we divide the
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07

ed 10 Bu
ce.
he rate o
d SO cent
less, c.
sertiOnt
ofthe nn2
forbid, an
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07

The locofocos are opposed 10 ia Tariff that
would protect American labor and enter
prise from tire Ten cents a day labor Of the
British and other foreigneEs-and that's.
their love for the people,.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07

adveTtiFt
e.
he PTObat
onward and
Ould not be
DvAEcE.
the Probate
OllaIS TO Be
10 HOn-TeBi-
n ADVANCE.
=, from 10 u
Of Admins,
rANcF.
or final set.
to be Pai'
vent Estate.
DTANcE.
IVeTtisemeni
DvAEcE.
nature will B
i required }
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Etam lhe Mpbile Chroniels Jam. p.

Forgery. cut the suoIOiuerl notice
ofsome fashionable inaneieriag from the
New Orieaus Picayu"e Of Tuesday. The
individual there named, Darwin, Gibson,
is Que OF lbs Percentages alluded To by our
Havana correspondent whose letter VIC
published iu our paper Of Tuesday. The
three drafts for Sl0.0U0 each, referred to
b> the n. 7. Journal Of Commerce of the
18th inst. as having been sent 10 New
York from this city for acceptance, were
also drawn by The said Ddurin Gibson. in
Havana, III favor Of the individual who is
reported by Havana letters as hts accom-
plice in rascall;y, and by this laller person,
were left 10 one Of the Banks of this Civ
for collection. after having tried in vain to
ueso,iate them. This person, who is we'll
known here, had in his possession letters
of credit 10 Gibson. purpurling 10 be frun
houses Of standing in New York. which
were undoubtedly forged. aud large
amount Of Gibson's drafts, on which he
was trying for some days to "ruiso the
wind" We have not heard that he was
successful in n single instance. He loft
here some two weeks since. We Withhold
his name for the present, hoping he may
have heen hu, the innocen, dupe Of Glib.
sons ingenuity.
More Ffnancisrine."-Under this cap
tion. on Sunday morning, We gave au in-
distinct nkIiug Of certain extensive mnuc-
'ary operations by a certain extensive cx-
BANKER Of Georgia, of which this city has
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recently been the scene. We yesterday
made some enquiries iplo the subjcct. aud
are nov enabled TO give more bold out
line of the picture.
The name Of The individual 10 question is
Darwin Gibson. He has heeu arrested on
writ for $3.50, issued by The CONNER
cial Court, at the instance Of Bcnoisi s.
IIackny. Exchange brokers. No. 10 Camp
street.
II appears he negotiated with this firm
two certificates Of deposit on the Bank of
Troy, New. York for which they paid him
$500. After this operation he was .'go-
Ing i, strong" He offered for ncgociation
land succeeded, we believe. in passing of
some of ,l,em) similar certificates of dcpo.
site ON the Commercial Bank of New
York. He sold, or offered for sale The in
voice oil cargo Of coffee, but Of which
there is much doubt, aud purchased
schooner with The view Of freigh,ing her
with flour for Jamaica. One of the cer
t6caies for $1,000 or the New York Bank,
however. which no offered for sale, was
was prunuuced .por genuine by one
thought to be competent judge, and this
i, was which led Beuolst &s Hackney to
adopt ibe course they have taken.
The parties in New York and as Troy
have been writien-lo concerning The mat
Ter, and ,ilfiley shall be heard from, the
question Of the. certificates being or mol be
lug forgcries cannot be conclnsively solved;
so, till then, at least, we must believe all
TO be fright straight up and down." as
Washington Irving beautifully expresses it,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Common Curriers,-The Courl in Bank.
;thc Court of las, resort in Ohio. have de-
cidcd that proprielors Of stage coaches are
common carricrs-;hHl as such. they are
respun-ble for the safe conveyance Of pas
scngcrs aud pacgage-liiai their giving mo-
lice 10 the contrary conuol relieve them
from .iabili,y-lha, watch is cu,inma
ry article oi baggage, aud The trunk of
a traveller the proper place for its dcpo,i,c
-,ha, the Stage proprietr will be charged
il it be- lost. We very often observe in the
advertisements Of stage proprle,ors. "ali
baggage at the r'sk Of The Ots.:rr!" There
have bcru NUMEROUS decisions, OF late upon
this point. in different States nf the Union,
all of hich coincide thai such uoIicc
avails nothing. Stage proprietor. t~rcau-
boats, &C., the same.) arc. common carriers
III fac, and in contemplation Of law, aud
caunot avail themselves Of Tho advantages
Of that character without :ncurring the re-
sponsibililics which attach to II. This has
become a scl,ied principle Of law. There
have hccn adopted many ingenious modes
of evadiug il. bul they have met with lilile
favor from The courts. Strong safeguards
are deemed necessary To protect millions
nf lives and property which are depeuden.
couslsulIy upon The vigilance and honesty
of common carliers.--Louispiiie Adr.
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from the following crsons.l 10 the time pu, down
to their respective names.
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Vim. Cuihrea.i.s .senr.. TO February 8. 1891.
Wiley Zimmerman, 10 March Is. 1872.
Nathaniel Norris to February &. 1872.
G. c. Mayson. I, ncc"inher Z, lsio.
James Harrison, Ia February {. 1913.
II. Neal, TO Argls, ~, 1912.
MAJ. John Qnalaebum, 10 February s, 1912.
8. n Weeks. 10 December 25. 1912.
Washington Wse, 10 February 4. 1892.
Wm. Dolby. TO January l6, l-+2.
Joseph 5. Huiei To November p, lSi2.
Ebert Dcvnrc. u January =, l-I3.
James Collins. 10 Angus, II. lS42.
Benjamin Hatcher. srnr.. TO Feb. 8. 1872.
Caleb Tally, to February 3. l5I2.
FL. Williams. to May 6. lsi3.
Col Iohn Keys. 90 August -. lsIl.
Col Wyatt Holmes. TO October -. 1912.
Robar, Bryan. E.q.. 10 Angus;2J 1912.
Dr. T.. B, libler. 10 February :, lSi2.
r. J. IIiIler. 10 Fetruar, 8, lSi2.
WIN. Cuhreath, jr.. To MHrrh :. 1913.
Lewis Robertson. 10 January 3. lis3.
Pcler,ah Williams, 10 October ID. lsl2.
Humphrey Bouiware, 10 janunry -, lei2.
John b. Raiford. 10 February 5. isi3.
William Adams, to January 8. 1912.
Samuel Cllrae. 10 February &. l-l2
DR.. John Lake. to February 3. 1872.
NJ a. Ransom, to April -. 1872
Azlriah Abney. to February ]. IS42.
F.. p. abuey. to Fehrunrys. lsi3.
NV. Clary, March 4. lSi3.
R. Coleman. to February 3, 1913.
]. Coleman. (Florida.l TO May 27 ls43.
J. Coleman. g. CO. February -. lSi3.
James Griffin. 10 February s. ls43.
NJ. VI. Padscu, 10 February 7, lsl3.
Wn. Attaway. 10 February 8. 1912.
John Wash. 10 March2i. leI2.
II. j. Wash, 10 February 2. lS42.
Col. X. C. Dubose. TO January 81, lSlO.
F II. Wardlaw. to F"bnnryS, 1912
e II. Goodman. 20 October -. l-i2.
Genl: NJ. L. Bonham. TO March u. 1912.
Geo. Pope, Esq. TO February 3. 1912.
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OBITUARY.

Died in this place, on Sunday tie 9Th ult.,
in the :li,lh year of his age, Mr.. EpaUSD 4.
GLAscocK. of Mi!ledgevil!e. Geo, sou Of the
lale Genl. John Glas.coc!i Of this STATE.
The deceased was native OF South Carnli
na. where he spent most 0f his tiuic I'LL within
the las, ten years. When, in the spring Of
eighteen hundred and iliir;y.si=. volunteers lnr
the Florida service were called for, kecEly alive
to the sufferiugs Of as fellow creatures, lie was
among the firs, 90 respond TO l,is coan;ry's
summons. Though then but youth, he BRAY
cd tie hayds5ips ofa camp with manly FIRM
meas aud by his generous impulses aud ami
ahie qualities won tie lasting regard Of his
companiuos in arms Subsequently, he receiv
ed tie appointment Of Secretary 70 his Excel
iency Governor Mcdonald OF Georgia. which
office he tillcd with ide!i,y and homo. I'LL recent
ly before his death. IN consequence Of i'll
heal,h he left the duties Of his Office for tl,ne,
aud returned Ia his friends in this place where
he hrealhad his last How deceptive are the
hopes Of frail mortality A shur, ,i,nc since. the
deceased was IN The full enjoyment Of health.
and the pleasing prospects ofa,!ong aud useful
life. The sceHe is changed: tlie brieh, antci-
pai;oIs Of liis sanguine friends are bighted;
and he is now in his cold and sicn, grave.
Death. whether he ,akes the infant at its mo-
,hcrs breast. or the man who has run his race Of
three scorc years aud ton, carries a.l'lctinu In
his train. Bu WHARF he selects for his victim
the young whose ags seems 10 promise many
and happy years The moGtihdrtTereni TO his calls
n,ourns, the unti,hey fall.
Died on the 24th nf December. Hr. JAgcs
F.. LlxpEcEEa. eldest son of Jesse rud Ann
LitnbccLer, in the 2ai year of his age.
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DY OLIVER ToWLEs. Esquire,


Ed Oniiuary of EdgefcIi District.
Whereas, VIM. ThBrmoad. II Bath APP
piled 10 me for Letters os Administrations
on all and singular iiae goods and ciatlelss
rights and credits Of Silsan Dtsf, iale ofihei
District aforesaid, deceased,
These arc, therefore, 70 Gle end 5asilnoi:.
ish NIL ard singular, the kindred aud ere5is
tors of The said deceased. 70 De eild appear;
before me, at our next Ordinary Court lafs
the said District TO be holden ~ Edgslield
Cour; House on the 2lst day Of February
Is42. TO show cause. If any. why the saie
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 9Th
day of Februny. onc thousand eigh, hun.
dred and forty two. and in the sixty-s'xih
ycnr Of American independence.
y. TOWLES, o. F.. D.
Feb. 9. 1912. S2 l2A b
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From he Richmond Compiler.

Anoihtr Eurning Saturday two run
away men slaves belonging TO DR.. X. Ii.
Cabell Of this city. aud white man who
" as travelling with them as their owner,
were arrested OIL the roule 10 Washington,
Jus, after they had taken ,hr stage TO FIRE.
dericksbur. for Pmomoc Creek. The ne
yrocs had s,uiru about 8 $50 in specie from
Mrs. Abigail Mayo or Friday. with which
ii is supposed they feel the white man tor
his attempt TO take them to the North. The
name of the man is Dunnavant, and he is
said TO be n na,ivc Of Notinway. Tie 'ra-
vc!lrd ua,!er the alias Of Johnson. lie has
borne u had character here. A free negro
Of Manchester. named Dick Smith. said TO
bc grea, rascal, was also arrested as one
of this pleasan, travelling party. The
fee negro was left in Fredericksburg. -
The Others were brought here aud lodged
in Jail. This il = for;auate arrest. as The
punishment under the laws Ii,a, the white
man has incurred, may prove warning 10
kiGnnpners.
"P. S.-We learn that the TWO negroes
were arrested in Manchester yesterday
evening, ,lspcc'ed Of being engaged in The
plot Tor the abduction Of DR.. CabelTs
slaves"
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Situation VVal,teG.

A YOUNG MAN. native Of Scotland is
N desirons Of getting situation in the coun.
try until Fall. a Teacher in n School OF private
family. for moderate compensation lie will
teach English. Arithmetic, Writing. Grammar.
and Geography. Satisfactory references can he
had hy applying m Mr. w. J. Wiglhman.
Chsvis creek Ed gctield District. S. e. lie is
ready to commence At any linie he nIny be Ia
sorrd with cull
Hamburg. Jan. 81. b
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Z y pursuance of an order from The Ordinary
Il of Edsefeld District, will be sold At the late
residence or Ellen Graham. deceased. on Tues
day the 18TH February next, all the person d
property Of said deceased, consisting Of Sven
likely Ncgrocs Horses, Cattle Corn, AID Fod-
der; Wagon. Blacksmith aud Plantation Tools;
Household aud kitchen Furniture, &c, on n
credit until the 18th Dec. next. p .chascrs TO
give their notes with approved ses IriIies.
MIDDLETtjN GK tHAM.
ddn ;aistrftor.
Jan 81 b
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pray that you willimmediaiely adop! mca-
surcs peaccably to dissolve The Union OF
these States:
Firsi: Because mo union can be agreea-
BILE or permanent which does not presen,
prospects Of .eciprncal benefits.
Second: Because vast proportion ol
the resources Of one section Of the Union
is annually drained 10 sustain the views q;
course of another section without any ad-
equate return. ;.
Third: Because Judging from the his
tory of past na'ions) that Union, If per,
sisted in The presen, course oI rainss, will
certainly overwhelm the whole nation III
utter destruction.
This pelilion is signed BY Benjamin EN-.
merson and forty.fve others, all understood
to be citizens of iinverhil', Massachusetts.
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ST6 dEoEU

HNROM the camp ol the subscriber between
E' the Pine House and llamburs u rhcSnut
soIrci horse, rs hands I,ish, with star III his
forehead. lon. tail. both hind feet white. -hod
only before. There is Il sore about Tie size of
dollar on the righ, side Of trs back. Any in
for'ua,ion concerning said t:nrsr may be given
To Capt. Prui-. al the Pine House. or To MIR.
Goodni.n. a, Edgcfeld Courthouse
w. II. KIRKPATRICK.
Feb. 6. lSi2 = b
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Correspondence Of the Boitimore Patriot.
iSAsulNGToS. JAS. q.

WAsuINGToS. JAS. q.
Trouble Jetteecn f.ro Members.-A sirec,
nfTray took place yesterday. between | q
l2 o'clock in IRON, of Gadsby's Hotcl.-
The comba,nnts were Mr.. VIM. B. Camp
bell, Of Tennessee, anil Mr.. Boardmnn. Of
Connecticut. The origin Of the difficulty
do no know. further than that something
was alleged 10 have heen spoken in the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives yes
rerday, by MIR. b. offensive TO The member
from Tennessee. Mr.. T.. chose 10 redress
his grievance upon The avenue. and to that
end made an ul,ock upon Mr. B. Blows
were intcTchaoeed. but The parties were
soon separated. and without any material
damage except tha, Of character TO either
party.
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Eni fhr I6rcrfisfr.

Mx. EpIroa.-rcrmit :ne, through the CO.
lun.ns Of your useful paper. to present 10 your
village readers. for their consideration. the 'w-
por,ance of establishing Public Library IN the
VILLAGE. I am we'll aware thst some o! your
readers have library Of their own, yet IS II not
a fac, ,ha, many have not and some who might
reap crca, advantages from reading, are IN cir
cu,,s,ances thar would no, permit them TO fur
nish themselves with vaIua5lr collection oil
useful books and others ral.er ,l;au do thi. w!i'
resort ,o other sources Of amusement. The be-
neiicial effects Of useful r,ading are so well
known IN the present day, that deem 1t useless
to say much on the advantages Of Library Is
j, no, enough To say, ,ha, read'ug often proves
safeguard to virtue. and prescrsa'ise against
vice-maSes leisure hours pass swectiy and
proii,,bly away; but macy aie led by taste
for useful reading. (Which iasie, books are. !
presume essential in producing to spend their
leisure time in the attainment Of literature
which Ultimately proves TO them great ad'aa-
tage in the business Of life, instead Of rcsarins
to the l'auuis ol dissipation and vice, wncre nn-
guarded youth. especially. are up, to repair
withou, some noble object is presented 10 their
view II is needless to prove the well known
fact.
II is true tina, ;be advantages Of n Library
would no, appear il great degree nt fir-', but
what inestiuabie advantages, may we daiter
ourselves with, after Few ycarsf For proof OF
this, let me say that one Of the principal Lbra-
rirs in Charleston. S. c., was established by Il
.}sa0 boys and young men. which now does
honor to the State. Not knowing Dir. Editor,
whether shese views viii meo, the appreciation
Of Yoas resders. ifOrbear making any remarks
Oh tssse plan Of establishing tie Library, and will
.E,srcsgs seaysi ihs subiec. fos The consideration
ofthnse sgiic are hegier salrRlated 10 Judge of
Ito success hiatt ny.elE. c.
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Last Notice.

YENliE Subscribers take this opportunity Of
Il notifying MI those who are indebted to the
late firm al, Pass " BRISos, either by note or
book account, that payment must be made BY
the iir-, day of Marcia. All claims not settled
by that time. will be- placed in the hands OF M
attorney for collection.
PENN g. BRiNON.
EN..l. 4 4
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&srated or SfOleEl

ENRON the stable or nt of James l.. Pe,i-
IL grew ia Abbcyie District. on the frs: OF
December last. a brigh, bay :iily five years old
mex, Spring. abonr H. hands high. the left eye
ont. one white hind foot, supposed TO be in foul
by last Spring scasnn. ANY information rrla,
tive in the saDe will be thankfully received, be-
sides lbcrally rewardiug the informant.
JOHN HILL.
Jan 26, 1889. SO G
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f II tll;ss sDl Central ssanl.
Eossssg ytssls ID . stissled hasitl,
ssis ali rste Had % iI-- saoney be-
ssrgs IA lis slls sIltsssy y 'ssesc
!. !. b4t,ags. '.1 q s.
The iiesrf N nj .sGsss ss'us or
,5.s.as sa.sa cssseieiices
j sI. isss II she U. s. lsank, could be
sosI Is Is IL them return only q pari
sefsslssiE III ast0a liessufc.
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II ID s IT
Jan. l3. 1912.

THROM tho camp Of John Chea,ham, few
q miles from Sparta. Geo., two Colis--a
insrr col, aud horse colt-iron grays. The
mare colt is somewhat larger than the horse
Any Information relative 10 said colts will be
recsi,ed by the subscriber u, Dun.
ionsyilc, Edsclcld District. 5. c.
GUTHRlDGE ClEATHAM.
Feb. :. 1912.
The Augusta Cons,i,utionalist will publish
twice aud forward accoun, to this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
Notice.

Notice.
FRNEE Copartncrsillp heretofore existing be-
p iwccm the subscribers under the firm oi
G.. l.. & T.. Penn " Co. was dissolved on tli.
first day of January. lei2. by mutual CONSENT.
All those indcblcd 10 the concern by no,o or
book account. are requested TO make prounp'
payment, as longer indulgence will no, bG given
G. l.: PENN,
EDMD PENN.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
The business will be continued al the ole:
stand by G. L. 81 f.. Penn. iYo are thankful
to our friends Tor their former patronage. and
will try and make 1t 10 their interest to continue
The same. We shall rspIenislI aur stock i'm the
spring and will sci! the present remainin-
stock yery low for cash, or on n credi, TO punc
tnal customers.
G. L, PENN,
EDM'D PENN
Jan je q d
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Jan 2f. IS12.
Piano Forte 'Euncr & Re-
Hs.pIE.a.Rs

A ARON A. CLARKE would respectfully.
IA inform his friciids aud the public gepcraI-
ly tia, lie attends to the business Of Repairing
and Tuning PIANO FORTES. at the shortest
nu,ice. Those dcsirous OF his professional ssr-
vices. Will be waited On. BY addressing him al
Edsetield c. II. Sn. Ia.
Reference can be had. If necessary, To a csr..
,.cate from under the hand Of Dir. Z. q Ba-
con. who has been long known us Teacher Of
Music. and large number OF the mos, respcctr-
bic citizens Of the State.
Jan 10 3m' 81
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FE.YE.gEE .gC.8DE.M r.

FEyHE Fsnn.c Academy near the residence
q. of DR.. Nicholson. commenced rs opera
tons oil the frs, Monday in February, under
tie direction of Miss L. II. GIsE. who has had
entire charge Of Academies in Saratoga and
Schenectady. New York. She was edn-
Gated specially for Teacher. and has n'ies'a'
tons OF many highly respectable individuals TO
her success in her profession. The Enslsil
branches together .si'h French and Music, will
be ,nushl. The location Of ibis Institution IN
regard to health the morality of the neishbor-
hccd, and ils pleasan, retirement present 10
parents considerable Inducements inr ITS Pai-
ronase. DoaIding can be obtained ut 80 per
month Terms Of ia'tion viz: -,
The rndimen,rl aud all the higher English
branches of SO % per or.
Music. '' ~ w
Use Of Piano, w
French Extra.
Feb. O. 1852. b
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

The Kidnapper.--We learn from the
Richmcnd papers. that DLnarnnt, alias
Johuson. charged With carrying away two
slaves belonging to DIR. iiober, II. Cabell.
was brougl,, before The Hastings Court Of
tha, city on Saturday, and seui on for fur
,hcr rrial 70 the Superior Courl nj lis Spring
Term. His accomplicc, Richardson Smith,
n free mnu of color was found guilty and
sentenced 10 the Penirentiary Er eight
wears in The one case, aud fivc in the other
thirteen yeais in all.