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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Anna Maria Terry. BWfor specific
vs. }deiireryof Starcs
Daniel Brunson. and others. Sc
Hr appearng TO my satisfaction that Stephen
4 Terry and Jane his wife The children OF
John Pnrkman by his late wife Elizabeth, for
merly Elizabeth Buckhal,er. FpgiIt and
Polly his wife. some OF the Defendants in This
case are without the Iimi,s Of this S,u,e. On
motion by F II Wardaw Cornplainapts So
lici,or. Ordered tina, said absent defendants do
appcar in this Honorable Court, aud plead, All
swer and felnnr To the complainauis Bill within
three months from the publication ofthis order,
or the said Bill will be takenproeoEsssoa against
them.
J. TERRY. c. Ed.
-canpissiaasr.s Office, Marsh s. ls4a:
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS,

gz4 flas,s;lE having his siay alied isis
csssass0s ii, ny ulfiee, ard t,,e tsses
assius 40 vii, ar attorney tEnaagu 30 II
Ia tlse Siass, prs wEicsls cG;;sf Of HE
aftile 10 pleaa cuald basa ssssls =
dat tie aefeadaNt plead 70 slss
within year and q iay. pr ssissFsl lis
adgmeni wiil Se gigeH sIss iialsts
& gro. ss =; s;fc y
CaerE's 05iee Dse. liis {. ssIe
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
AUGUSTA SEED STORE,
SHAKER GARDEN SEIDS

SilShLN phNbIs' .if'-b'
YHYliE proprietor OF this establishment has
-E Just received large supply Of GENU-
INE SEEDS. the crop of ISil. lie leaves the
Seed TO recommend themselves. which they
have donc ever since he has dealt in them. The
Shakers Guden Seed Is soush, for by cvery
person aud here they may have II genuine.
The usual allowance made 10 country dealers.
Bird Seed. Lucernr, Clover, Mangel Wnr-
eel, French Sugar Beet Rye GLASS, Blue do.
Hurd's do, Hops. California W. eat, AspGra-
gus Roots. Turnip Seed. &c. &c.
A lew elegant Dahlias and Flower Seed.
Augusta Feb - u
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NO1lce.

Notice.
WEAvlNG purchased OF .Nessrs. Bryan Il
"a ii Minor, their entire -iock of Goods in the
Merchant TailoriHg Business, III this place,
wc would take this method OF informing our
friends and tie public generally. that they cnn
be furnished nj the old stand al Bryan & Mi
nor with Clothing. on as good terms. and not
inferior in quality 10 any similar establishment
in The Southern country. We intend TO keep
or hand at all times a good stock Of
English & French Cloths,
and CAssIaEREs. selected in the New York
" I'd Philadelphia Markets, together with all
other articles IN our line; and 10 those who ii,-
vor us with their patronage III this business we
woud say that every excrion nn our par, shall
be used 10 give prrlcc, satisfaction.
GOODE & LYON.
January J. 1872. Il SO
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SGNHE Exercises OF this institution viii be
Il opened, on the first Monday in. lann airy
next, under tie direction OF Dir. John Il. John
ston. whose Tong experience in Teaching and
correct department. we trust will en,iie The iii-
st,ution TO 4 large share of public confidence.
TENNIS OF TUITION:
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, per
quarter Of IL weeks, SO 90
English Grammer. Geography. 90
Philosophy. Chemistry, Latin and Greek
Languages, q %
Surveying, 10 20
To be paid in advance.
Good helrd may be obtained from SO TO %
per month.
J. B. SMITH. caairmaa,
l.. K. WILSON, Treasurer,
A. SIMKlNS.
II. C. iIERLONG,
A. :. DOZIER,
Trt;slees.
Dec - tf AZ
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIEL DIS 5hIOI.
HD EMMETT MOBILES, living on Rocky
Id creek. rear James Sheppard's < Roads,
tolls before me, one bay MARE eleve" years
old, blaze face. in foal both bind feet and iels
fore foo, white around the footlock. some white
spccks on her back, name hangs on the leiI side
long taii. shod ali around. no brand Apprais.
ed by Alexander llamble,"n. Hiram Smith aud
Stephen Langley, TO thirty dollars. March 9Th,
1872. J. HARRISON. ]. r.
march I6 lm
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State oil South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN TrHE COMMON PLEAS

Bri,tou Mipms. IS. Declaration in attack
Holmes * Sinclair, nent.
WRI HERE.kS the PIHimiiti in the above sta.
w ted case has ,hi, day filed his declara-
tion againstihc Defendants. who are abseulirom,
and without the limits of this State. as il is said.
having neither wife nor attorney. known within
tho same. on whom copy of the declaration
with rule 10 plead thereto might be served:
Ordered that the Defendants plead 10 the said
declaration. within year and day, from the
date thereof. otherwise final and absolute judg-
men, will be awarded agains, them.
Clerks Office. GEO. POPE, C. c.P.
Oct. Is. 1891. age 35
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OF THE THIRD VOLUME or
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Published Weekly, AT ilamburg, ;. Z.

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Mount Willing Academy.

VI L. uEATSa2'
March 8. 1872 Off Near M. PiHtage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19
LONGEVITY.

There is contest now g DING on be-
tween the inha ,iants of. South Kingston,
and those OF Newport, n. !. as to who
can live The longess and we should think
that they were putting their best foot fore
most to gain the victory. The following
is the latest report of the game Oh the South
Kingston sid:
"On the 1sl June, 1910, there " ere liv-
ing in tn town twenty-five pensioners,
whose. uni ed ayes were 2l25 wears, or
about IS years each, the youngest being
", the Oldest 95 years of age Ills
mare was " ilIiam Lunl, barber to G ~
eral Washingtol-ln. addition to these.
there were nine men between 80 and 80
ears of age; thirteen women between 50
& 80 wears; five women between 81 4 I'D
aad one woman lob years of aye, being
nov los; besides lots Of "youth" from
rs to so"
This is pretty well for a town with less
than four Thousand inhabitants. But
there is no telling what Newport will do,
now that she has got into spiri. of COM
pe'ition.-U. S. Gaz.
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flies.
"Amiable-yes-- remarkably amable!
So amiable that wish some one would
set you TO knitting soup with four steel
rasps, or that tongue OF yours was stuck
like spiggot or screw bolt, into some
bland tight place where you couldn't
wag il!'
A knock is heard at the door, and
Roses father enters. The appearance oil
this important parsonage of course puts
an end to the atlectionate conversation OF
the aunt and uncle, and Rose. drawing a
chair to the fire for her father, throws her
arms about his neck
:Come, come" muttered Mr.. Mayburn
''none of your wheedling-bless your
soul, you shall have any thing you wan,
If it don't cost money!"
'Faiher mayn't / 90 to the ball to-mor,
row nigh9"
who's going to take you there?'
"Mr. Rubycheek-lhe young clerk
that gets $4,000 a yesE for keeping books
-
"Bad young man-wears goatee on
his chin; said her father.
Sand hat turned up at the side like
the irons of high Dutch skate" remar-
ked her uncle.
"And cameo breastpin, with three ig-
ures dancing that Elssler ratchoker
lcachtcha)- as naked as the day thai
they were born," inlerposed the aunt, il
her usual delicate manner.
"lIas young Rubycheek hook nose?'
interogales her father, with most pro-
found pucker of the lips.
"No. father" answered Rose, chi,
nose is q beautiful aquilme."
"Aquline! worse and worse. A con-
irmed hook distinctly. Rose, my love,
ain sorry to disoblige you, but whel
you've lived as long as your daddy, you'll
find that men with hook noses are not tt
be trusted. There's youra aunt there, she
hung her affections on man with hook
nose, and after he had hooked all her pro-
perry, he ran away. 'There's-"
''But, my dear father" interrupted
Rose, "your nose is hooked, and an
sure it's a handsome one"
SIS my nose hook'J9 Well, suppos,
my mother must have been scared BY a
Scythe, before | was born. Strange world
strange world. Here have been married
twenty-five years, and never knew | hat
a hook'd nose; but as you say they ar,
Observation-Disclosures oble--
Roman, and all that kind of thing, yol
may go 10 the ball, my daughter-an(
here's fifty dollars to buy new dress"
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rolled over the sunburnt cheek, and
with quick, nervous action, the plough
boy raised his toll, hardened hand and
brushed away the sign Of regret
lie made a well meant but awkward
mark Of obedience, and opened the door,
and one foot across the threshold, when
the president called him back.
The ploughboy Was'in a few minutes
hired as man ol-all wolk, and boot black
TO the--College.
The next scene which we give the rea-
der was in new and magnificent church,
rich with the beauties of architecture, and
lhronged byan immense crowd, who lis
tened in death-like stiffness to the burn
ing eloquehce of the minister Of Heaven
delivering the mission Of his Master from
the altar.
The speaker was man in full glow OF
middle age, of striking and impressive APP
pearance, piercing intellectual eye, and
high intel leclual forehead
Every eye is fixed on hm-everv lip
is hushed, and every ear; with nervous in
tensity, drinks in the eloquent teaching
ofthe orator.
Who in all that throng would recog-
Mise, i'll the famed, the learned, the elo-
quent. President of--College, Penn
sylvana, the humble boot black Of
College in Kentucky.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

VALUE OF EARLY RIsING.-The DIFF
ference between rising at six in the morn
ing and eight, in forty years, supposng Il
man to go to bed the same time he 9TH
erwise would, amounts to twenty-nine
thousand hours, or three years one hun
dred and twenty one days and sixteen
hours, which uill afford exactly eight
hours day for ten years; so it is the same
as if ten years were added to life-a
wejghly consideration, in which we could
command eight hours day for the Guilt
valion OF our minds or the despatch of
business.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

The Lille Knight is said that the
little rascal destined to rule the British
boosters of liberty was, like Dickon, their
former master, "born with teeth.o The
other day. when his din,inu,ive hghncss
was doing Mrs. Brough the honor of re-
ceiving from her his customary nourish-
ments, or, to speak more correctly, as the
event will show, of taking u MONDAY
nipper, Mrs. 3. uttered a sharp cry of pain
whats the matter with the babyY'
screamed little Queen Vic, who was SUI
perlntending the operation with truly ma
,ernal solicitude.
ooh lad! your Majesty, got a bHen'
"Haul lin in then, and take i'm OFF,
says little Vic, who is a bit Of a wag.
"Oh! my heye!" said Mrs Brough-"lhe
little brat-beauty! As Shikspur says
The HEIR bites shrewdly-it is NIP
PLING and heager heirs
"Be you sure you quotes corrccl2" in
quired Vic.
Eyes your Majesty; shikspur is my
Weakness"
"Poor dear little precious, hope he
asn't art lis little tootiesn cried the fond
mother, regarding the royal infant tender
ly, but keeping a respectable distance.
"'Urt lis teeth! she FAINT got no brzzum
to feel for any other body's buzzum!" said
Mrs. Brough's aside-her audible ejacu
lation was .'Evenly little hinlfanl! sweet
prince of uhales-the exact himage OF
lis 'ighness prince HaHbutm
The prince of ,Dhalrs showed deter
minalion to biubber, and spouted.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

C"gious Empirical Law.-We state
the following on the authority of Mr..
Arago, the eminent French astronomer:
If we place, in a horizontal line, a series
of figures, of which the law is evident,
each doubling ,lbe pre- eding:
0 3 6 IL "a AS SO 1872
and afterwards add four to each, we
should have series denoling the relative
distance of the planets from the sun.
Thus:
4 40 le IS 50 100 1916
Mercury. Venus, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn
Uranus. If 10 represents the distance of
the Earth, will be that Of Mercury, G
Venus. l6 Mars, and 50, 100, and 1856,
the respective distance Of Jupiter, Saturn.
and Uranus. This law was known AS
far as 100 before the discovery of Uranus;
and the distance Of that planet being
found to correspond, affords very re-
markable confirmation of its truth. But
it will be observed, there will be q def
cheney of one term between Mars and
Jupiter, at the proportional distance OF
% from the Sun, AT this point a small
planet was named Ceres; and since; three
others have been found-Pallas, Juno
and Vesla; all of which have their orbits
so near each other, as to lead aslrnno-
mers to believe that they are fragments
larger planet, which had been shattered
into pieces by some internal explosion, or
the shock of a comet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

The BooT BLACK AND THE Col
LEGE PREsIDENT.-Two scenes in real
LJe.-Some score Of years since, the
President Of a well known College in
Kentucky, was one morning. while sit
ting in his study; astonished by the en-
trance of singular visier.
The vster was boy of some seven
Ieer years rough and uncoulh in his ap-
pearance; dressed in coarse homespun,
with thick clumsy shoes on his leeI, an
old taltered felt hat on his heal, surmoun
ting mass of uncombed hair, which r.
Iievea swarhy and sun-burnt features.
marked by eyes quick and sparkling, but
vacant and inexpensive from the want OF
education. The whole appearance Of the
youth was that of an ntaught-unculti-
vrled ploughboy.
The president, an al1able and vcncra-
bic man, inquired into the business of the
person who stood before him.
"lf you please, sir" said the ploughboy
with all the hesilancy Of an uneducated
rustic. "If you please sir, l'd like to get
some larnin'. heard you had a college
in these parts, and thought if would
work spell for you, you would help
me now and then in getlin' an educa-
ton"
swell, my young FRIEND" replied the
president, ~ scarcely eau see any way in
which you might be useful to us. The
request is something singular-"
"Why, can bring water, cut wood, or
black your boots" interrupted the boy,
his eyes frightened in fis earnestness.-
81 want to get an education--I want to
make something of myself ] don't keer
how hard | work, only so as to git an e.
ducation. WANT"
lie paused at loss for words to ex-
press his ideas. But there was language
in the expressive .ip, and glancng eye;
there was language in his manner, in
the tone in which the words were spoken,
that appealed at once to the Professors
feelings.
lie determined to try the sincerity of
the youth.
81 am afraid my young friend, that
can do nothing for you, | would like to
assist you, but see no way in which
you can be useful to US at present.
The president resumed his book. In a
moment he glanced at the ploughboy,
who, silent and mute, stood holding the
handle Of the door. lie fingered
his rough hat confusedly with on, hand
his eyes were downcast, and his upper
lip quivered and tremblcd as though he
were endeavouring to repress strong and
sudden feelings of intense disappointment.
The effort was but half Successful. A
tear emerging from the downcsst eyelid,
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A FUNNY FAMILY.

ooh, rlolher.n SAID the beautiful Rose
Mayburn, on Tuesday evening last, MIR
Rubyoheek did squeeze my hand so fun
nily. when he left me at the door lo-nigh,
and he says YOU must give me liberty
to go to the ball tomorrow night"
"Well, Rosey, love-" answered the old
lady, as she pulled her spectacles on the
bridge Of her nose, and drew her chain
closer to the fre-''I have no objection ia
your going; but you must have new
dress, you know, and where on airth, my
child. are yon to get it2"
mo, mother, don't want new dress;
lean wear my white muslin lrock, over
my white satin petticoat, and I'll borrow
cousin Julia's pearl ornaments, and gel
Frizzier to do my hair up"
"You had better stay at home, and
read that interesting account Of the burn
ing of John Rogers, in Fox's Book oil
Martyrs" remarked Roses uncle, with a
groan, as he sat toasling his equity shins
AT the fire.
Or ask Mr.. Rubycheek to give his mo.
ney to buy bibles for the poor, disconso-
late heathens, in the Sandwich Highlands
suggested Roses aunt, who spent forty
dollars last week on white poodle dog.
"Then suppose am to be cooped up
in this dull house all the winter! It's a
shame declare it lsI' replied Mrs
Rubycheek in the perspective, while her
little pouting lip sweled until the blood
almost bursted through its rose-leaf case
ment.
"A dull house, indeed" said her sharp
featured aunt-s'I am sure YOU have plen-
ty to amuse you. There's Watts hymns,
Esop's Fables, the piano, the chess
men"
sYes," interposed the uncle, and talk
ing about chessmen, the ivory elephant
got his leg broken the other night, and
The cooks niger baby chewed the bsh-
ops nose off in cutting its bland little
grinders. Things are never taken care
of in this Tower of Babel.
"Brolher Josh, you are IN most ami
able mood to night" remarked the aunt
with sneer, while she wriggled about
in her char, as though the seat had
been stuffed with fish hooks and Spanish
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

EvENING.-There are two periods in
the life of man, in which the evening
hour is peculiarly interesling-in youth
and in old age. In youth, we love it for
its mellow moonlight, its million of stars,
its then rich and soothing shades, its still
serenity; amid these we can commune
with our loves, or Irvine the wrealhs of
friendship, while there is none to bear us
witness but the heavens and the spirits
that hold their endless sabbath there-or
look into the deep bosom of creation,
spread abroad like "a canopy above us,
and look and listen until we can almost
see and hear the waving winds and melt
ing songs of other worlds. To youth,
evening is delightful, it accords with the
How of his light spirits, the iervor of his
fancy, and tie sol'lness of his heart
Evening is also, the delight of vir.uou4
age; it affords hours of undis,urbed con-
temptation; it seems an emblem Of the
calm and tranquil close Of busy life
serene, placid, and mild, with the i'm
press of its greet Creator stamped upon it;
1t spreads It's quiet wings over the grave,
and seems to promise that all shall be
peace beyond it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19
T. OET liz Y
From he Sa'Wday Courier.
iBYRON-S 'LHSr'WORDS.

''I must sleep now" Such was the murmuring
sound
That hung upon the poets fleeing breath;
81 mast sleep nov, " he said and z azed around,
Then closed his voiccless lips tosleep III death
And now the cold and INEXPENSIVE eye,
That once had view'd Parnassus skey brow,
ain that wild pomp Of mountain majesty"
Is setting dim and iix'd-he must sleep now
The beaming lustre Of that soul had fled,
Which would have led the truly brave, &c
peace,
That voice now still, which Justly had essay'd
TO win freedom for ill-ated Greece.
Was she, the loved one of his bosom, nigh,
To calm and still the feelings in his breast
No friend nor wife, nor child, sister by,
To; hear those words, ere he had sunk to rest!
Alas no child nor wife was lir ger ing near,
To cheer his sight, or sootlIc his burning brow
That he might whisper in her tender ear,
Those caImtho' dying words-'l must sleep
now" II. NC
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

REsrMpTIoN.-If the subjoined, from
the Pitlsburg Advocate, be true, one bank
at least has commenced specie payments
upon her deposites,
"A deposit of Spanish, French and Eng
fish coins, amounting, 1t is said, to about
one thousand dollars, vas found by some
boys on Wednesday, on the banks of the
Monongaheta river near the Gas Works.
A genera scramble ensued. One boy, II
is said, secured upwards of two hundred
dollars As the bag in which they found it
vas quite rotten it is presumed that they
must have been buried a considerable
timeo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

Gentility is neither in birth, wealth
manner, nor fashion-but the mind. A
high sense Of honor-a determination
never to take mean advantage of another
an adherence TO truth, delicacy, and po-
likeness towards those with whom we
have deallngs--are the essential charac-
teristies Of 4 ecxtlemax.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19
Bn=anid-We nnd The following al

Bo=ania-We nnd The following adj
verlisement in The Amcrican:-,
Boz RALL'-A licnet of adm llancs
fora gentleman end Lady to the above
ball may be had, j. applied for belor" Fri
day night. Price $40. A note address;
ed to "B.' box 40 Lower Post Office,
will receive attention."
Boz tickets are now unpurchasable -
Ten shares U. S. Bank Stock could not
get one.
Hoy being cen pound in 'lliInois,
it would take 400 pounds of hog to get
the ticket advertised alone. TT, $ is go-
ing good many hogs.-New York Ex-
press.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

Hussa for The Ladios!-An old Gen
tleman fell in love with young lady
named Page. In ball room, she drop
ped her glove, instantly he took it up, and
his address was, in presenting it
If from 6 love you take the letter G,
Then glove makes love, which devote
to thee.
Her answer was,
If from Page you take the P.
Then Page makes age and that will not
do for me.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

S%The whole number of persons, in
GLIDING debtors, in the jails and house. Of
correction, in Massachusetts, during ,he
year was 1924. Males 29OS; females $40:
married 1043; unmarried 2735. Ad,lic,e,'
to intemperance, l422; confined for deb,
7oa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

An old lady said her husband was very
fond Of peaches, and that was his only
fault. Fault, madam said one, how
can you call that lault2 why because
there are different ways Of eating them,
sir. My husband always takes them i'll
the form of brandv.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

Come out here and III lick the whole
of you. as the boy said, ven he seed a
bottle full OF sugar sticks in shop VIM
dow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-19

"sambo, are you willing to be damned,
II it be the Lords wiI2" inquired a mas
ter OF his servant. 30, yes massa, and
more too, ! am willing to have you dam
ned too"