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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

/ The following among other toasts were o
fered, at dinner given TO the Hon. R. B. Rhet
!, on the 22d ult. of August, in St Peters Parish
By R. G. Norton-The Hon. Georg
McDuffie-The Demosthenes of the age
By his masterly and unanswerable speeci
on the Tariff, his opponents might have
been convinced of their error. But there
are none so deaf aud blind as those WHIT
aoiu not hear and see.
| BY Edmund Martin-John C.. Calhoun
The Union Of these United States with the
immediate annexation Of Texas. .:
By David Hennes-John C.. Calhoun :
The South Carolina morning Star--ths
older ii gets The brighter il shines, and |
hope will, TO The coming day.
BY Josiah D Johnson-j. G. Calhoun :
We have acknowledged him to be our
leader-we feel proud 10 own him.
BY DR.. ]. S. Lawton-Agricultural iu.
terest of South Carolina. her pride and
boast. To sustain its character. we must
be industrious, prudent aud economical !!
plant less. and manure more: and then.
and not ill then, will the infaluating spir-
it Of emigraIiun cease. ~:
BY B. Thompson-J. C. Calhoun: Ev-
er vigilant in promoting the cause of South
Carolina, he deserves the confidence Of
her sons. :.
By VIM. Daniels-Pork POLK juice a
certain cure for Clayiles and Clay. callers.
BY Maj. Roberds-John c., Calhoun:
The pures aud wisesl Statesman of the
age-ever true to South Carolina: he will
never coGnsei her TO do wrong, ...-.,..
By r.. R. Turnet-Our distinguished
and eloquent Statesman, the Hon. r. B.
Rhen: Worthy Of The appreciation Of all
Soulheners.
BY Dr.. w. b. Villiard-The peace and
safety oil the Southern States Southern
ers need mol look for peace TO themselves,
nor safety 10 their property, until they draw
a line of demarcalion, over which Yam
kee shall not step.
By H. E. Scion ous--J G. Calhoun:
One Of CaI Iolina's noble sons-a pattern
for honesty as Statesman.
By B. Brown-We the citizens of St.
Peters Parish, are resolved to uphold the
temple of our lib rites, or perish in the at
tempt, We would rather die lreemen than
live slaves. :. l,>..
. By F. 3. Baker-Texas: identified
with, the South il interesl-her oyeuures
for annexation 10 these United STATES, will
be warmly and cordially responded to by
every true hearted Suulhener.
BY A. w. Daley-The Hon. George
McDuftie Distinguished alike for his tai.
euts aud palriotism-his State is proud Of
him. ... ;.
BY Capt. R. r. Williams--The Hon.
R. b. Rhett, his constituents sonfde in:
him, and South Carolina is proud TO claim
him as her son. !: i, 81. -, ;: y, ..
By Capt. A. NJ. Rutle-The Hon. r.,
.Baruwell qRheIt Our Representative ia
Congress--Faithful aud with untiring
zeal, has he serysd US in the legislative
councils Of the nation,. we hail him with
well done thou good and faithful SER
vant.n ~. =. ); !,
by Or. B. w. Blakewood-The Hon.
R. B. Rhetl: The visiIant walchmau of
South Carolina. the true supporter of
Southern Institutions; r4ay he prove, as
hitherto 10 Congress, Lion surrounded
by, noisy Curs-a foil to be struck by vi.
pers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

Public Lands.-The sales the Pup
lie Lands during the last yeur amounted
to 1.639,674 acres-an excess over the
previous year Of $40, ,A67 acres. The
sales were the. greatest in Missouri, Ala:
bama. and Illinois; but, TO s9me ;exieni,
were, very general; sThe proceeds of ,be
sales amounted 10 abolt S2,e55, ,034, ,l2-
an increase over the proceeds fof., the pre-
ceding year, Of. S637, ,062.06.. Under the
influence of, The existing pre-emplion laws,
the best landa produce nothing more than
the minimum price of 81 Is per acre. OF
the whole Of the lands sold the presen,
year perhaps NOT moro than two thousand
acres have been sold a. prices above this
minimum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

Is there a man 10 be found among US,
who" will assert that we were not free,
sovereign. and independent states from
aud 'after, the Abb OF. July '76!.nOr that
we had notdhe. right to make treaties, form
alliances, or.do any thing that independent
states may OF right do, without leave from
England, we presume there is not one
whocan hold up his head and say so, Yet,
Texas after eight years Of peace govern
ment, after having made treatise, aud been
acknowledged; az independent by almos,
every sovereign" "ppwer,"is now told, ,hn,
Mexico, mus: grant permission before she
can change her government, or cede her
territory! Can we believe that any sane
man is sincere who maintains this posi-
tion.-Psndteton Messenger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

tU We are authorized to announce EDWARD
r. LAuRENs, Esqr., as candidate for re.elec.
,ion as Maslerin Equity, for Charleston District,
at the ensuing session Of the Legislature
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

Burning Of the Kentucky State Prison.
The State Prison at. Frankfort, Ken
lucky, was nearly destroyed by FIRE, on the
evening of the .30th Of August, The cells
in which the. conVicts-to the number Of
160-were confined, fortunately escaped
destruction. so that il was not necessary
10 release them. j The workshops, which
were extensive, were entirely burned, with
a.iarge clock Of materials and .:machiuery.
While the cells were in danger. the scene
was most excilirg. "A letter 10 the Tri,
bune statesr tina, just as the Governor was
about TO open the doors of the prison, 10
the convicls, a supply Of waier g,5as OBJ
tanned, and engines began to play upon
the building containing the cells. The
Governor then left, assuring The prisoners
that they should, be rescued ifihe bull.
ding could not be preserved. Fortunate.
ly for all, they were successful 10 preser.
wing the building above named, and in
keeping The prisoners within their cells.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

Free and !Siave Labour.-A statement
before us gives the production of coffee
throughout The world in the year lS43,
aud from which /, appears that in Brazil
The quanriry was I70,0OO0OO lbs, in Ja-
va, 100000, 900 lbs; in Cuha, IL. 100000
lbs.; in ST. Domingo, 35,0ao,0O0 lbs in
Porto Rico and Laguaora, $4,000, 900: Ibs.;
in the British West Indies, 10000. 900 lbs;
in Coylon. 100000 I1s.; ip Tho East In
dies and Mocha, 100000 Ibs.; IN, The
French colonies, 4,0O0. 900 lbs; md in The
Du,chNest Indies, 5000, 600. lbs.; .na-
king the grand total. 459,0OO,OOO lbs. l,
is worthy Of, remark, c.that,. This immense
quantity we can scarcely. estimate above
So, 600, 900 lbs. 'as being the produce Of
free .labour;'a striking proof. Of the fel,ers
which we must impose upon our foreign
rrade,.if we do not temper our valour
with something like DISCRETION in n.heHunjus,
crusade against slaxery.-N. Y. Paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

NJ We are authorized to announce DANIEL
HOLLAND, Esq, a candidate for seat in the
House Of Delegates, II the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

TWe are authorized to announce FRANCIS
H. WARDLAw. Ese., as candidate 10: Sena'
Tor from Edgefeld District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

F.The friends of Mr.. SCARBOROUGH
BRoADwArER. aanounce him as a candi-
date for the office Of Tax Collector, Of this
District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

TThe friends of the Hon. F. w. PicKEss.
ANNOUNCE bum as candidate for the State Sem
.a,e. 10 fll the vacancy occasloned by the reslg-
nation of Mai. John S. Jeter, from this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

~ The friends Of Col. @. TowLEs,
announce him as a candidate for the office
of Tax Collector ~f EdgeGeid District at
the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

1FWe are authorized 10 announce M.
GRAY. Esq. as candidate for the Leg-
islature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

U'The friends of Capt E. w. PERRy, an
.nouhce him as a Candidate for the Office OF
Tax Collector Of Edge6eld District, at the en-
suing election
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-18

~ The friends OF Col. JOHN QUAT-
TLEBUM. announce him as candidate for
,she office of Tax Collector Of Edgefield
District at the ensuing election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09
RICHMOND CLAY CLUB.

Pursuant to previous notice tho Wings Of Rich
mond assembled in the Warner building on Sat
urday evening Feb. Sd.
Dr. J. X, Mendenhall was called TO the Chair,
and J. Harvey appointed Secretary. The objec,
Of tho meeting-ihe formation Of Richmond
Clay Club-wss stated by the chairman, and on
motion Of S. B. Stanton, q committee OF three
was appointed to prepare constitution for the
Club, and other business for tho action Of the
meeting. s. B. Stanton, D. P. Holloway, and
w. II. Foulke were appointed said committee
who after q short absence, reported Consiitu-
tion, which after being read aud considered. vas
una imousIy adopted. The constitution is sims
lar to that adopted by tho " Ashland Clay Club, -
of this county, and uot considered necessary TO
be inserted here. The committee alse reported
the following resolution:
Resolrcd, That . committee OF nine be sp-
pointed to submit tho names Of suitable persons
TO act as officers Of this Club and report TO next
meeting.
Tho following gentlemen were then appointed
said committee, by the meeting: J. w. Max
we'll, S. b. Stanton. J. A. McMinn. VIM. Meek,
D. Morrison, W. A. Bickle, D. P. Holloway, S.
E. Iredsll. w. r. Foulke.
The " Clay Glse Club" was then called on
for Clay song. TO which they promptly respond
cd in such q manner, the Secretary thinks,
judging from the deafening applause that follow
ed each piece. was 90 soul stirring to the au>
dience a. 10 himself.
On motion Of Mr.. Bick'e, tho thanks Of the
meeting were unanimously rendered 10 tho " Glee
Club" for the spirit cheering songs, with which
they had favored US this ening, with q request
that their services be continued in future. Here
. voice from ono Of the /" Club ~" We are en-
listed for tho season, gentlemen" seemed to in
dictate that the request would no. DO made in
vain.
On motion the Club adjourned TO Saturday
evsaing next.
j. R. MENDENHALL, Chm.
J. HARVEY, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09
DIR. Jackson's Compound Syrup of
SASSAFRAS AND WILD CHERRY

UNHIS preparation is offered Public safe and
u certain remedy in Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Pains in
the Side and Chest. Whoopng following Measles
&c. &c Combining the virtues of the SASSAFRAS,
of abe greatest Purifiers Of the Blood, and the
principle of the WILD CHERRY, long held in high
for its healing properties in all Diseases Of the
Lungs cannot but render this Peparatio superior
hitherto offered the notice OF Public. 1t
already gained the confidence of the afflicted wherever
has been used, and the distinguished head
this notice sufficient guarantee that tho compound is
of the highest value 1t has received the sanction
the enlightened Physicians of the age, and
sense an entirely scientihc preparation.
This Syrup is not given 20 the public remedy in al
diseases incident humanity but for Coughs and Colds
$50 often the oreunners of fatal Cons,tn,ptto)
forming it is specific, with but moderate
TO Diet and the of the Patient; and
in the hopeless oenmes afording unlock
relief.
TIE Propriesors deem it much more
append long lists of csicates this notice. it
presumed that one will wish to experience for himself
they, therefore, with the confidence recommend
the afflicted to give a faithful trial.
The prize which is put (S-50 cents per botsle,)
will place within the reach of almost it being
scarcely onehaf Of that charged for qaek Of
the day. and which often of No real value.
For directions, wrappers around eaeh bottle.
Prepared by BENNETT, PRETLOW Co,
Coving,on. Ky.
just received and for sale a, the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Jan. Is, ls44. 3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09
RICHMOND WOOlLEN FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced the manuac
Il business at the above mentioned place; he is prepai,
ed to receive wool to manufacture into CLOTH. FLAN
NEI.S, BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
the by the yard the shares suited
times He also has hand a good above
named goods, which he willing exchange wool
other produce lie will also Card Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth those who will him
customary and hopes that by strict attention bus
ness give geneI al satisfaction.
LEVINUS KING.
r Richmond. Nov. II. lS43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09

AN ACT repeal sntie &C, to amend an act
entitled incorporate the City of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, approved February 24th 1910,
approved January 9th. ls42
SEQ. l. Be enacted by tho General Assembly of the
State Of Indiana, That tho entitled amend
entitled incorporate the City of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana approved February
eighteen hundred and forty. approved January
venth, eighteen hundred and be, and is,
hereby repealed.
Sec q This be in force from and after its pub
ca on in either OF the published said city
of Richmond. A. L. ROBINSON, Speaker
OF the House of Representa- ives.
JESSE d. BRIGHT. President of The Senate.
Approved, January 18th, 1874,
JAS. wHITCOMB
INDIANA. ,o-w,: This certhes tina, tho foregoing is
copy OF tho original roll on hle my office.
In testim ony Whereof l. William Sheets, Secretary
of the State of Indiana, have hereunto Sc, my
IskA1 hand and affixed the seal of said State
annapolis, the 22d day of January. 1874.
VIM. SHEETS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09

aad The Office Of Commissioner Of The Waba sh
and Erie Cnnai west Of Laiay cite, be and The
sane are hereby abolished, and that a General
Superintendent shall be elected by joint ballot
vote Of the present General Assembly, to serve
~ such for the term Of two years, and whose sal.
asy shalI be ono thousand dollars per annum.
tho one half Of which salary shall be paid from
tho funds Of each division Of said Wabash and
Eric Canal.
SEC. Is. That it is made tho duty Of said
General Superintendent TO perform. according to
The laws now in force, the duties which now de-
yolvs on tho incumbents Of tho Offices hereby a
polished, keeping tho accounts and business Of
the two words in tho same separate condition as
stprssen'
SIC. II. That the General Superintendent is
authorized TO employ such assistants as are now
provided for BY law. and may be found abso-
iutely necessary Provided, that the compensa-
ton Of any such assistant shnil not exceed hse
hundred dollars per snnum.
SEC. Is. Thot tho compensation OF Probate
and Associate Judges who are hereafter elect.
cd or appointed, shall be two dollars per day,
for each and every day tina: they shall servo in
court as such.
SEC. 10 The Grand and Psti, Jurors shall
each receive the sum Of seventy five CENTS per
day, for each and every day that they may be
necessarily IN attendance at their several circuit
courts.
SEC go. That the per diem allowance Of Door
keeper Of The Senate and House Of Representa-
iives shall not exceed tho amount provided for
By law for members Of the General Assembly.
Sec 81. That the County assessors and depu-
~ assessors shall each be allowed ono dollar and
fifty cents for each day that the board doing coun-
" business shall be- satisfied that they shall have
been respectively employed in the discharge Of
the duties required Of .hem by law.
SEC. 22. That tho per diem alIowance.of the
Secretaries ofthe Senate and the Clerks Of the
House Of Representatives shall not be moro than
the per diem allowance of members of the Gene
raj Assembly.
SEC. 60. That tho Clerks Of tho Circuit
Courts shall hereafter receive but fifty cents for
q certificate Of naturalization.
SEC "a. This act TO be 10 force from and az.
ter its passage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09

P. Burgess. Joel Raiisback, WIN. Stephenson, J.
Burk and Jesse Honey eaid committee, who re
ported tho following Resolutions for the conside T.
alton OF the meeting:
Resolved, That we heartily approve Of The po-
,icaI principles Of II. Clay of Kentucky, as a
public officer, believing that they will better sui,
the common welfare Of our country than those
Of any other man with HON We arc acquainted
RESOLVED, Tha, it shall be our business during
the coming canvass, 10 promote him TO the Pres
Idency Of these United States.
Resolred, That il also be our business so to
organize ourselves, that our political opponents
may have no advantage over US.
Resolred, That will heartily approve Of
any just and equitable measures that may be
gone into, TO fully fod out The wishes Of the
Wings Of Wayne county, with regard TO their
wishes, as to candidates for State and County Of
fcers at the next annual election.
Res0lped, That when the wishes Of the ma
jority Of the Wings Of this county arc fully
known, that we will use all lawful means in
power TO promote their election.
The above resolutions were all unanimously
adopted, except the last, which. after being dis
cussed by the meeting, was duly adopted.
olu ion adopted
Resolped, That we. the Wing citizens Of this
school district NO p form ourselves ioo a club,
to be known as the CLAY CLUB. for The pur-
pose Of supporting HENRY CLAY, for the Pre-
sidency Of the United Stntes.
On motion Of Mr.. Stephenson,
Resolped. That the Chair appoint a committee
Of Eve 10 draft a Constitution and Bylaws for
the government Of said Club.
Whereupon, the Chai, appointed W. S Lancas
ter, J. Rasback, G. w. Stephenson, p. Bur-
CESS, and John Burk, TO &C, said committee aud
report TO next meeting.
On motion. the proceedings Of this meeting
were ordered 10 he published in the Palladium.
On motion, the melting then adjourned TO meet
on Thursday evening, The S,h inst.
ALEX'R STOKES, Chm.
JOHN HoRNEY, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09
SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETING,

Pursuant to previous notice a meeting Of the
Wings Of School district No. ?. Boston Towo-
ship, vas held on the evening Of the Cd instant,
when Alex. Stokes was called 10 the Chair, and
John Hornsy appointed Secretary. On motion
Of Mr.. Burgess, it was
Resciced, Tia, the Chair appoint . committee
OF ive TO prepare business for tho consideEa ton
OF tho meeting. The Chair then appointed J..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09
&IN 10 g 1 g
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform public
that ne manufacture to order, all kinds
BLANK BOOKS, in good style and of superior pa per
He is prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors and
Treasurers with Books of latest and improved
form, having recently received patterns from the Auditor
State. Old Books viii be rebound, and all kinds
ideals and Zines bound in good STYLE and
CASH a they be done elsewhere. He soici,s a
share of patronage.
The BlNDERY is in the room Immediately owe, the
Book Store c. S. PRESCOTT
Richmond. JAN 18th. ls43. Civ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09
Fahnestock's Pain-Soothing Liniment

ME most valuable preparation in foe the
i lief of Rheumatism, Strains, Pains, and swelling
about the joints, Jawache Sore throat. &c. &c Also,
in complaints Of Horses, where any Lnment would be
likely give relief. Prepared ard cold, Wholesale and
retail, by Beanett Pretioic & Co Covngton, Ky.
For sale in Richmond a the BOOK STORE.
Jan. 10, 1914. 3f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09

ME above plate full description OF the
i LUNGS, &c. in their hsaty and natural condition,
which the principal! respiration, and siiu
chest, which they occupy nearly the whole
cavity They in numbeS, the right and the
the le These organs Of soft, spuney
,ure and composed of vessels, areria
Wndppe) and conveys fo TO every part of the body.
The cells situated in tho lungs exceedingly small
membranes tina, compose them thin and delicate,
very slight will produce obstruetons in the
smaller air passages, and impede the respiraiionhsnes
Cough linda of tho membrane OF the Beonehi
Wndppe. hoarsensss &C., and finally sobjeess ahs
Ls to Dsense. which Piaces the patient in critical
and dangerous on and ultimately DIES Of CON.
SUMPTION. Readers, you who afflicted with tho
first seeds of this disease, viz Coughs aud Cods.
immed lately
DR.. Duncdn's Erpectorant Remedy.
a medicine for Colds Coughs Splitting Of Blood. Bron-
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Breast and Chest and all diseases Of tho Liver ard Lungs,
which certain all distractions from the Rsspi
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Read thousand certificates of and
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For sale a, the BOOK STORE.
Richmond Dec. 7, 1913. Au
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09
The American Linirnent.

men,s now in use, the Of Sprains, Brsisss,
Calls Swellings Piles. Chilbains, Frosted Feet, CSs.
Poll Evil Ph;su,a Sweany. Pain the Bssase, Choe.
Rheyna ,i.n &c re. Fo. sale. in Richmond, by
A. EARNEST, and . the BOOK STORE
October %, 16f3 l4N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-09

For tho Palladium.
Messrs Editors Tho plan Re submitted to tho
vention the 22d ns for selecting candidates by di-
Of the Wings and which is the plan OF
general elections is: tina, poll be opened III each
township the day of the April eecon for tho reception
of Wing for the several candidates that may offer
the county for nominations tho polls to DO
turned Centsve and up, and those scei
wing highest number of for tho Office for which
they run, the candidates the August sesio In
way, every Wing who wishes, will have tho privilege
Of being candidate, for nomination. for Office he
wish All the Wing in the county will be placed
perfect equa,y-each voting for his choice.
way the candidates will be chosen directly by the
people, without the Intervention of authority cancel
of the Wings. 1t will be subject
the usual process of rolling bargain and swapping,
go conventions The plan is purely Democratic
in particular. and, in opinon being in the hands
people, will be better sustained by them than
that be devised 1t will throw the
the hands of the ia than has hitherto been,
and right where should Tho farming
paramount all others in county, and all other in
thereto The farmers the very
who should have tho voice in tho afas Of
country. Then, come up, farmers the Mass Meeting
the BED inst and give voicethe business will then
be done lust as i, should be, A CLAY MAN.
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New Booksl-Just Received.

A LBUMS, Infans'e School Primer, The Orphan Boy.
~ Keepsake Stories, Landon. Poems, Stories for Ade
eI;oe Mr. Lecesers School. Barron's Poems, Rogefs'
I,.,y Book of Common Prayer. Night Thoughts Ashes
Psns- superior article, Pocket aud Polyglot Bibles,
Friendships Offering for 1884, Pearl Te.snmen..
csved and for sale the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Dee. go 1543. l:3s