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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
For the .idrertiser.

Ma. FpiToR had the pleasure oi attend.
ing the examination Of the Greenwood Schools
n few days since, and was rej"ired to see that
il excited 30 much inteIes, in our community
and attracted such large and intelligent an
audience.
The fac, canno, be disguised. thai these
Schools are an horror lo Abbeville District. and
am grariiied to discover that they are brraily
patronized. notwithstanding tho great pressure
Of the tines.
The examination Of the Young Ladies under
tho care Of Miss Brown-au amIable and ac-
complished lady, reflected srea, credit on both
teacher and pupils. and was more interesting
than usual on such occasions. ] noi only nd.
vance this as my own opinion, bn, am happy to
say farther, having conversed with severahigh.
ly comprien, ladies' and gcnilemen who were
present. thai their opinions coincide with my
own. From Miss Browns known compe,eb-
cy. her indefatigabe industry, aud her anlable
disposition, she certainly deserves the liberal
patronage of an enlig ghtened public. And | hes
ta,e NJ, to say that true n.eri. will reap lis just
reward.
The company were nnch pleased with ''soul
stirring music of the young ladies'. in the
chnrge oflhc Musical teacher, Mrs. Potter inter.
spersed between the classes during the exami-
nation. And to cap the climax. al the close OF
The exercises Of the first day, the accomplished
Miss Carer, Of Cokesbury. was by invitation +,
conducted to the Piano and with thrilling in'
teresi, displayed her competency in The perform
ance ola few beautiful Songs Of novel style.
which will ever be remembered by oil lovers OF
music who had the good fortune to be present.
For my own part. mus, confess was, with
the music aud lady too. perfectly charmed.
A SPECTATOR.
P. S. or The othe, Schools, more perhaps
hereafter.
jane 1912.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

A Relic OF Tho RcrolatioH There lives iu
EJgeficld District. and i'll the vicinity Of Ham.
burg, South Carolina, an aged und gallant SOL
der OF the Revolution. He was one ofthe choice
spirits of,ha, band ofpairiots (s few Of whom
suyiye) who periIed their all for the liberties OF
their country. Need we point to the venerable
Col. S. Hammond In tn. days Of our Revo-
Iuiionary struggle. he stood forth us tower Of
s,rengi. in consequence Of his military services.
Col. Hammond has been repeatedly honorcd
with offices Of trust and responsibility. Aswe
are informed, he was, many years since. elected
a member Of Congress, from Georgin, aud un-
der the administration Of Mr. Jefferson was aP-
pointed Governor OF Missouri Territory. On
his return TO this State. he was appointed Sur
feyor General. Shortly after his return 10 Edge
field District his friends and acquaintance ties.
tiGed their gratitude by public dinner. We
are unacqualnted with the particulars ol,he life
OF Col. Hammond, and will no, undertake TO
give even an outline. we have never read
bu, q meagrc Geographic sketch Of him in the
History Of South Carolina. Will some friend
compeien, to the task, furnish brief but suit.
able biography for the public We have no
personal acquaintance with the subjec, of this
imperfect notice. and never but once, looked
upon his venerable form. But, for such man,
and his companions in arms, wherever they
may be found. whether in the splendid mansion
hr The humble cottage, we cannot bn; feel the
liyeIiest emotions Of gratitude. They are the
properly Of the whole country They are the
precious relics Of i noble generation. which Is
fas, passing away. It becomes every man who
cherishes our free institutions, honor ,hcn' r
all places, and on all occasions with iiliai re-
verence
COL Hammond has been in adversity. ir
his few remaining days, he has been made t'
feel the mu,ability offorsune. The greater por
ton. If no, all Of his possessions, has passed in
to the hands Of strangers. But though poor il
worldly goods, he is rich IN fame-rich in thu
reco!ec,ions of the past. Willis, whole gene
raiions shall sink into the oblivion Of the grave
his name shall live in the s;ory ofhis beloved
! Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

an no, informed, bpi as il Is not espeess5 E,ss
La,eyer win exceed his contract. ii seems die
Jtec was likewise 10 be included.
BIZ. a. however goes to a nau whose bnsi.
ness II is 10 make Saa.sssss no, La.ss obtains !,
Saddle on credit witt which he pays ME Lsw.
yer's fee in QasaHee. as demanded, and trus q,
the letter ofcohtraet, the Lawyer abso!yas ri.
H5onaHats ellen. from his hard bna,tsd ere,,;.
tors, including likewise the saddief 3 demand.
who ferchanee might annoy The object 81 sv,,..,
Pathy. Thus, from The upsuspecti.,g yor,,tnaa
Is extracted par. of the earnings ofl,is l.hc..
Tor The Administrations ofhis Government. while
tae Government, is devising plans to deffuud
him on; of The reminder.
Case 2d.-Mr. u. purchases of his ueigbbo.
one and halfbushels of potatoes or tlerea.
bouts. requesting short credit. The pola.oes
proved not 10 be specie basis, anu The neiyl,boY
in lew days witnesses mr. BIS. petition for
the benefits Of the humane Bankrupt Lo,c.'
That which Is eaten is rendered invaluable.
and OF couTse, not 10 be paid lor and therefore
the amount which be promised 10 pay for the
potatoes, and every thing else are included in
the schedule When our boas,ed Legislators
become so4'sse as to !egisIate in the retrospee-
tise, as well as prospective, should we no, sus.
pect that they have moved, or are moving
hieHsttrss" into an atmosphere not very con-
genial 10 their constituents We had ,r,,s,ed !,
that such strides ofmorbid humanity were alone
confined TO the Abolii"nists.--Tbis is abolition.
ism with vengeance. a positive contract,
trw aud justice. all claim my services for my
creditor, yes IN modern humanity am Free.n
CONGRESS-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

u We take the liberty Of reminding those
Of our subscribers who have not complied
with the terms Of cur paper this yea,, that they
will have an opportunity next week of renting
the amour, of ibcir subscriptions by some Of
their neishbors, should thry have no business
al Court themselves. We hope. as we are al
present much in wan, OF little of the needful.
that onr friends will be 10 ways backward in
"ferking npn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

Within the last few months we have re-
ccived complaints from several Of our sub
scribers that their papers are very much
rumpled. aud sometimes nearly worn Out,
from handling in the Post Office, before
they get them into their possession. lf
Post Masters will examine their book OF
instructions, they will learn that they arc
lolbd lending Subscribers papers, under
any circumstances whatever. We do not
feel disposed in fud fault with, or censure
any OF these generally faithful and accom-
n.odating public officers, hut our own iu-
ieresi, and thai of every one who takes q
Newspaper, requires that the grievance
complained OF should be noticed. aud cor
rcctcd.- Greearilic MountaiReer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

On The 18th inst, an election was held in
the frs, Brigade S. G. NJ, composed OF
GreeuvIle. Anderson and Pickens Districts,
for Brigadier General, 10 fiii the vacancy
occasioned by the Resignation Of General
Thompson. The candidates were Colonels
T. L. Ware aud r. n. Garvin. Upon
counting the votes we understand there
was tie, each having received los. Une
der such circumstances We suppose new
elec,un will be ordered.-Ibid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
Ex,rae, of a letter received by gentleman in
this town, from friend in Texas. dated

"GALvEsros. June 6, lS42.
The Steam Ship Neptune arrived here on
the 9Th inst, in 46 hours from New Orleans;
she is called fine vessel 200 fee, long. and7OO
tons burtheu. The talk Of war here. is grea.
hindrance to trade, and the prosperity Of the
country and individuals, neither IN iarrning or
any other improvements, will go ahead. with all
that energy they would when all is peace and
quiet. 1, is hard even to make guess whu, viii
be done as regards the war with Mexico. You
read the news in The papcrs--a; this time there
are about $50 men, volunteers, chiefly from The
United States ut Corpus Christi, (on our yves.
tern ftontie,,) a, .be mouth of Nueces river,
who have been impa,ien,ly awaiting for orders
10 proceed to Mexico. and At this place there are
about 300 volunteers from the United States.
also awaiting orders, and o number expected
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
Fo, ,ke Advertiser.
For the Adrertiser.
BAsKRuPrcY II WAsRIsGTos CousrT, EAST
TEsEEssEE.
hereaItcr.
June 1912.

BANKRUPTCY n WARRINGTON OuV"fE' LAsE
TEsEEssEE.
lam informed by respectable and quite in
teIIigen, Tennessean, Of the following npplica.
lions for the beuef, of the Bankrupt Law.
Case lst.-Mr. A.applies to an Attorney for
his services on credit. The professional man
knowing of course how to profit, at The expense
Of others, demands payment in adraaee and sti-
pula,es TO receive poney or Saddle. for the
:. having of the insolvcnts' Debts Lawyers
can sometimes, seiiproperty very high. Wheil-
CIR this valuable consideration was 10 purchase
the extinction Of fstEsc as well as pas. debts, ]
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGisLATrRE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

or SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gentlemen The last year had The
honor TO address you On topic Of par
an,nuul in,eres, to your constituents.
Allow me again 10 solicit your attention
TO the same subject. lpresume il will moi
he contested, that agriculture is tho basis
ofour prosperity. and that all proper means
TO further its progress, or TO remove obs,a-
cles in the way Of its advancement. should
uphesi,aiingly be adopted. Ii now np-
pears to be generally admitted, that to con-
iinue the raising Of Cotton TO The entire
exclusion of some, aud The partial culture
only Of other valuable crops, would be a
pernicious error. The golden field 10 which
self-interest invited US abou, forty years
ago, no longer exhibits remunera,ing re-
turn. Guided by the same faithful mori.
tor, our present course is so obvious, s!iat
an areumen, to show the necessity Of pur
suing it. would be work Of supereroga-
ton.
There was time when this State was
an exporter of Grain. The extension OF
the Cotton culture soon effected an impor-
,aut, and, in reference TO the community q
disadvantageous change in our system OF
husbandry. From statement drawn from
the late census, infer that about three
and bali millions Of acres are appropria-
ted to the production of Corn. and from
evidence upon which rely, Sou'h Caro-
lima has purchased of this article. since
1881, at the annual average rate OF $50. .OOO
bushels. II is apparent from these data,
that if only one fourth Of bushel more
per acre 10 the whole number OF acres in
iilth were grown. our granaries would no,
only be re-estahiished q, home, but that we
should again be enabled TO meet the foreign
demand 10 The amount of over 500, ,000
bushels for this great necessary of life !
Can not this be dono7 To tho experienced
il is we'll known, thar 100 acres of Cotton
ludieiously manured, assuming the soil 10
need artificial aid, viii realize a larger
product 10 series of years ihen 200 acres,
where no expedients for enrichipg the laud
are resorted to, Hence, whilst The couse-
qaences Of the general adoption f,he me
liora,ius process would be the usual in.
come from the plaater's main crop, his
7 ~ II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

Our Rail Rcad.-on Monday last, the
Passenger Cars commenced their regular
trips between this place aud Charles,on.-
They had previously, in one or Two iustan-
ccs. brought up passengers. bar did not
commence 10 run regularly, carrying the
Mail. until The period above stated. Tho
Depoiis not yet completed. and consequent.
~, the Freight Cars will not pass up and
down before the coming week. We siu-
cerely congratulate the Stockholders on the
cessation ofIhc heavy drain ~ hicf has been
made upon them, coming as it did, with
peculiar hardship in these times Of genera,
depression and scarcity and trust Iha, thew
may be adequately aud speedily remunera-
ted for their great public enterprise, and
immense outlay Of capital.
On Tuesday uex,. there sto be Grand
Celebration OF The opening Of the Road.
and We understand our ciiizens intend TO
prepare Barbaruc for their Town and
country friends. lfaIl who ar. expected,
come. a most i,nlilul repasI will be nee
ded, but the proverbial hospitality of Co.
lumbia will not permit her TO allow her
guests TO depart unsaiisfed. even should
she have 10 share her last koc.eake with
them. Beside. we have au inexhaus,ible
supply of good, cool, fresh spring ware..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

DeiaraTc AT Wing meeting. held on the
18th inst in Delaware City, Dir. Clay was
nominated Us candidate for the Presidency,
and Mr.. Clayton for the Vice Presidency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
South 'Caroliniaa.

Preaching at thr Lunatie Asylum.-The
Regents have resolved TO have the Gospel
preached every Sabbath N the Asylum.
aud have invited the residen, Clergy Of tho
Town 10 alternate IN the regular perform
ance oi this duty. Last Sabbath, the Rev.
Mr.. Marliu OF the Methodist Church,
preached there. We were informed by one
ol the Regents who attended. that he new
or saw such fixed attention, nor greater te-
corum in any congregation. Every eye
was fixed on the speaker. and the deepest
interest manifested throughout The scrvi-
ces. Every patient kueelcd during Prayer,
in conformity 10 The usascs Of the otficiat-
ing Cirrgyman's Church. aud more than
half OF them joined in singius with appa-
rent devoiiou.-1tmp. Adsocate 23d inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

We understand (says the GrccnviIlc Noun
,aincer.) that WIN. B'asinsumc, Esq. has been
appointed Commissioner Of Bankruptcy for
GreenviIIc Ds,ric, by the United States Court.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

@ The communication signed JuREsrus"
received some weets since, canno, appear III.
ill we have an interview with the author.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

Democratic NominGiioHs.-Thc Democratic
Convention, which assembled at MIledreville,
Geo. on Monday the 2O,h inst, for the purpose
Of fnominatiug candidates for Congress. have &C.
lected the following named gentlemen:
Edward J. Black, Of Ss,iven,
Howell Cobb. Of Clark.
Mark A. Cooper, Of hluscosee.
Hugh A. Haralson, Of Trorp.
John b. Lamar, of Bibb,
John II. Lumkin. Of Floyd.
John Millcn. Of Chatham,
William II. Stiles, Of Cass.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

% We acknowledge the receipt ola number
of public documents and newspapers from tho
Hon. f. w. Piekens, Cor which we return him
onG thanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

u The Court Of Common Pleas and Gen.
eral Sessions, for this District, are TO meet on
Monday next the 9TH day Of July. agreeable TO
adjournment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
FuRnAs THEOLOGICAL iSsrircTios. III FAIR.
FIELD DlsrRIcr. 5. G.

FURMAs THEOLOGICAL iSsrirorios. IN FAIR.
FIELD DIsTRIcT, S. &.
The examination Of the Students Of this In.
stitution. which took place on the 10Th instant
in the presence Of The Board of Trustees and
others. give grea, satisfaction. The perform.
ances of the young brethren indicated profit
able attention 10 their various studies. and af'
forded full proof of the competency and skill of
their Instructor. Professor J. L. Reynolds.
The Board congratulate the Denomination on
the successful operation of this "a School ofthe
Prophets" aud commend i, to their affections.
prayers, aud liberal support.
BY order of the Board,
WILLIAM BULLEN JOHNSON.
JOHN BELTON O'NEALL.
Commitiec.
P.S Exchange papers are requested to give
the above one insertion, or more as they may
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

The Semi Annual ErdH.ina.ioa of the
Students of The South Carolina College
commenced on Friday last, and closed op
"Wednesday.
We believe iha; the stn.c of morals 10
,he College has never been 50 good as u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

q xSp Is6tAa GousclL At TUE WEST.
The Assapsas Intelligencerof the 9Th
nIiimo, Published a. Van Bufen. in that
s,ale gives sEa. following account OF The
sseeI, @ srsa y.sses.ing os lks Ilaiaa irihes:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

Tie AppOrtiOnmeni Of Rtpresen;atires.-The
number of Members 10 which each State will
be entitled under The new uppor,ionmen, bill,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
For The !idrcrsiscr.

,MR. EDrToR.-You have kindly favored US
with list of The candidates FOR Abbeyille. fnr
the ensuing election. which we think credita-
bic TO the District. for their number. talents.
integrity and character. on, ofwhich respect.
able delegation may (and we hope willy be Sc
lected. Aud in the abscnce Of all party feeling,
and in the calmness and composurc Of public
sentiment. wc can zee of no impedimcni 10 4
iudcious choice We irus, that we properly
appreciate The public virtue and patriotism Of
those ofour fellow citizens who have thus ,c n.
dered 10 Us il,eir services. and that we feel a
becoming pride al our identity with them. But
we believe that il behooves It's to be cautious
and prudent in the discharge Of public duties,
and careful and vigilan, in choice Of pnh!ic
fI,nctionaries at all times. We should there.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

another Slcrr Cass-Week befare last
a Mr. Watson. of Virginia, claimed a fe-
male slave who had run away from him
several years ago, gone to Philadelphia,
whore she married and had since been iiv-
ing.-upon the application OF Mr.sWatson
n writ was granred for her arrest and i'm.
prisonment, preparatory TO hearing bis
claim. Before she was arrested, however,
Watson got an opportunity 10 seize her
himself; no avniled himself Off. placed
her in q carriage, conveyed her 10 Viii.
ming,on, Del. thence took the cars and
brought her home. This NIB nction crea-
ted stir among the Aholiiionists--ihe dri-
YER of the hack which took Watson and
The servan, from The Hotel. was arrested
and held 10 bail in tho sum of $500 10 an
swer the charge Of assault aud bauery up
on tho woman; based npon his assisting
her into bis hack Raleigh Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

onl thanks.
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