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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will apply at the
" May Term of the County Court Of How.
ard County, for final settlement Of my admins
tratiOn on the estate Of Archibald NJ Scott, decd
PATRICK ORR, Ad,n'r
March 9Th, 1915, So At
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

Horace II, Day, 25 Maiden Lane, Manufacturer OF
Patent India Rubber SlsPenders and all kinds OF
India Rubber Goods,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
[ mJreUaS. DC.

WtUI tttWN' SiL'
Henry Keep, 1872 Iearlstreet, successor 10 Thomas
Garner, Manufacturer and Dealer in Umbrellas
and ParasoIs.
Richard McNamee, No. Is Willian-street, Manu-
tacturer and Dealer in Umbrellas, ParasUls
Stocks, Linens and Straw Goods
Charles Davis, 1874 Pearl-street, Manufacturer
and Wholesale Dealer in Umbrellas,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
j. McWcChall,

Grocer and Commission Merchant,
GLASGOW, MO-,
HAVlNG removed to that extensive new build
a ing, lately erected by Messrs j. B, Carroll
d Co., will be enabled to receive and forward Mer
chandize and Produce of every description, on the
most favorable terms.
Glasgow, A pril 9Th, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
To Consumers of Iron.

We have received and expect constantly to keep
on hand large and well assorted stock, consist
ing of
Bar Iron--of all sizes,
Round, Rod and Hoop do,
Together with good assortment Of American
Blister, Cast and German Steel, to which we invite
your attention. JOHN D. PERRY & Co.
Fayette, April 18th, 1S45
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
Garden Seeds,

TUST received large and complete assert
~ ment of garden seeds, warranted fresh and
genuinei also few dozen ears Of early or sugar
corn E, HART.
Also, great variety of works en- Farming,
Gardening, &c. :ur sale as above
Boonvlile, March 22d, lS45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

The rates Of fare from Fayette to St. Louis
have been greatly reduced, afiording those who
wish to travel by land speedy trip and cheap
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
HACKS for Sale.

4 WISH to sell two first rate -four year old
JACKS. For terms, SC, apply at my resi-
dence, in Boon's Lick Township, near Bonnsbo-
rough. JOSEPH COOPER
Howard County, March 5th, 1915. 52-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
StdDle and Fancv Dru Goods.

Doremus, SuyGam 4 Nixon, No. 80 Nassau.strect,
corner Of Liberty, opposite the Post Office.
c. W. d J. I, Moore g. Co. 2O7 Pearl.street, four
doors above Maiden Lane.
Nelson d Graydon, 81 Cedar street, next door to
the new Post Office.
J. W, dr R. Leayilt lGG Pearl-street.
Parsons g. Lawrence, 1919 Pearl-stree and 50
Beaver, few doors below WaIl-s,reet.
Bradner g. Co, 100 Pearl-street, near Wall.
John P. o,agg d Co lS2 Pearl street.
F. :. q. D. Lathrop, 62 Wi!liam.atreet, corner ef
Cedur.strCct.
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a Card.

I D. PERRY g. Co., return their sincere
~. thanks, to their numerous friends and Gus
toners, for past patronage, and hope from induce
ments that we are enabled to offer, from large
and well selected stock Of goods, to make it thei
interest to continue their business with us. We
have in addition to what we have formerly kept,
a large assortment Of Iron, Nails and Castings
Fayette, March 29lh, lS45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

Cloths, CasSimcrs, Vest'ng and Summe
Goods.
Wilson Ii. Hunt d Co., No. 81 William.strest,
corner Of Maiden Lane.
I. ). Winston d Co., l35 Pearl street: Foreign
and Domestic WoOiens, Vestings aud Pantaloon
StuhS
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

STONE- WARE.-A heavy lot of Stune-ware,
- superior article Of all sorts and sizes, whole
sale and retail, at BOonville prices, by
BALLANTINE Il OUTCALT.
korbeport, March 2gth, 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
REMOVED.

DIrLADELPHIA STORE, removed north
l. Main Street, one door below Messrs Bermer-
mann and Cuno.
The subscribers thankful for past ravors a, their
old stand would respectfully invite the public L
also their friends and customers to their new
stand, as they intend to enlarge their stock OF
ready made Clothing to u considerable extent this
Spring, which, for simplicity, convenience economy
and beauty Of finish, they viii greatly find to their
advantage to favor them with call BY strict
attention to business and desire to please, thev
hope for continuance Of that patronage which
has heretofore been so literally extended By
generous public.
LYONS. STEINFELD g. Co.
P. S. good supply of domestic dry good,
boots and shoes, hats and caps, viii be found at
the Phillde pha Store, at the lowest prices, for
cash, or country produce. L s. d Co.
Boonyille, March 22d, 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

Chino, Glass and E0rthen Ware.
Henry w. HuydJck, $40 Pear-street.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

StraD Goods.
g. ". 1eck, liG Pearl-street.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

Books and Stationery.
Collins, Brother d Co., Psi Pearl-street.
Pratt, Woodford d Co, 63 Wull-stree'.
Huntington d Savage, 2lG Pearl-street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23
PROSPECTUS OFF,
The Uarollna Baptist.

4 10 piop"seu u publish "Iih his TILE
u d PerluuiLai, al GreenyiIe, 5. e., uu-
der lhe euItOrIal Conduct of Rev. II. W.
Hay nes.
PLAN AND OBJECT.
The New Testament lCllurch-ils mem.
bership-lts gUYernuIenl-ils officers its
ordcI-Its OrdInances-ils unlou-ils gen
Ius-its laws-its spiril--lls porals-its
doctrine, as understood aud maintained by
Bapll Is, viii clam primary attention in
the original ARTICLES q! The ar0linu Baptist
Our ann will be to deyelupe, trsl, The
christian, and secondly, the Baptist, and
neither u merge the CHRISTIAN III Tie Bap.
list, nor lo be less christian because Bap.
list, in our editorial bearing. Dlgnlied
christian courtesy 10 all men and towards
all denominations OF christians will be-
studiou,Iy maintained, while a manly,
frank and independent avowal of our cher
lshed views Ol revealed truth will be no
less marked. The golden mein betwist
bigutry aud lati udlnarianlsm will be our
aim. Tue Carolina Bdplis, will, as lar as
its size, Iorm aud period Of ISSUES will ad-
init, be Baptist Family Newspaper and
Library Of Useful knowledge 10 parents,
children, farmers, ministers, deacoDs and
churches, as we'll as other classes OF our
readers. Its plan and Objects to propa
gaze truth.
IermS-Size-Form.
The Carolina Baptist will be issued
monthly, neatly printed Oh new Type, in
quarlo form, with three columns on page,
upon a double medium sheet, each mum.
Der containing l6 pages, with neatly ex
ecuted colored cover, with an index toeach
number aud to each volume. This form
is suitable for binding. Single copies for
one year, S rs each, payable on The re-
ceipi of the 6rsl number. Twenty five
copIes one year. S25 A similar discount
10 Churches, Ministers or Agents.
he first number will be Issued as soon
as 1000 names shall be reported TO The
Publishers office, if done promptly. No
pay menl expected unlil subscribers shall
receive the first number. Let those who
procure subscribers, simply make u lisl of
their names, written plainly and in full,
will The name Of the Post Office, District
or County, and Stale, and request the p.
Master TO farward, under bis frank, and
thus save the charge of postage
addresses.
All letters referring to The business de.
parIment must be addressed to U. H..
Wells, Proprietor and those designed for
publication, The Rev. T. W. Haynes, Ed.
ilor-always free of postage 10 them.
Agents.
All Baptist Ministers, Clerks of Church
es and Deacons, and all Post Masters, are
authorized and requested 10 acl as Agents.
TO Baptist Churches.
1t is respectfully submitted 10 Churches
whether they might not, as Churches. in
sIruct their Clerks to order any number
of copies desired for circulation within
their respective limits.
o. ii. WELLS,
Publisher and Proprietor.
April l8, ls45.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23

European Slarsry.-A late number of
the Moon, a Journal published at tAeTam,
in Hungarian CroIia, contains, Under date
of Bucharest, in Wallacha, the following
advertisement: "For sale, by The sons and
heirs Of The late Sedar Nicodas Nika, re-.
siding a, Bucharest. IN the suburb of St.
Vanire, t,ro hundred families OF Bohemi.
ans, of whom the majority of The male
members are Iabofers, soldsHliths, shoe
makers and musicians. The proprie,ors
of these Bohemians will not sell less Than
five families al time; hut. in return. The
price of each individual will he one ducat
below the ordinary, and facilities will be
afforded for payment" This advertise
menl is moi, as nigh, at first be imagined,
hoax. II is perfectly serious. and, what
is more, is quite legal; for the civil code,
granted in 1918 by Prince John Kereue-
cha TO The people Of Wallachia and Mol
davia, and which is still in force in those
countries, confirms in explicit and formal
terms the law of slavery. Thus, while
The great Powers of Christendom annually
expend vast sums in maiutsiu!ng cruisers
for putting down The traffic in black slaves,
a trade in while slaves is openly carried
on under their very eyes in Two christian
countries, situate i'll the centre Of Europe
itself,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23

Outrageous Nliains.-There is evil
denilga gang Of negro s,ealers and kid
nappers in the vicinity of Clinton, La
About fortnight ago, a little child jus'
commencing TO walk, was missing from
the plantation Of Captain S,urges, about
four miles from Clinton. The most careful
search for him was instituted for several
days, but Without success. About a week
after, negro boy on the same plantation
was seized by some while men on horse
back, and carried across the Comite river
some distance. Al length they made a
halt, and three of the men went TO sleep,
leaving one OF their companions on guard.
The negro seized this opportunity 10 put
the issue upon foot pace, and started of
al full speed. The guard fired pistol a,
the fugitive, but missed his aim; and The
boy. almos, dead with fright, reached the
house of one Of his masters neighbors.
where he narrated The adventure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23

John Ferguson was in bis earliet years
q shepherd; watched the stars at night
like his predecessors Of Chaltea, and like
them was led by his fasor!ng planet TO
the contemplation CT the go"dness and
.maenifcence oil the works OF Deity,
Nl,lldu CuuvIu Was uuuuu out TO- Il
sDueulaxer, aneI ndvIug served d numDei
oi years III d small eoas'ef as d CABIN uoy'
brlug TOO pour 10 purchase sIaIlonery' lie
used 10 hammeI Uut smO0Iniy as possible
bits of lsatuer, on which ne 'faced pro-
plelns Win his awl. IN later Years ms
awl pierced the souls. Vi many iuckless
scribblers.-Nep Haven Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23
Plantation for Sale.

THYHE Subscriber offers for sale lis valuable
IL Plantation, situated on Stephens Creek
in Egefeld District, and about 10 niles above
Hamburg. The Tract contains FIVE hundred
and fifty acres, of as good, well timbered
land as any on The Creek and is well adapt
ed 10 Corn, Cotton and small grain. About
Two hundred and sixty acres are cleared
and in cultivation. The situation is as
healthy as any in Ihe District and the
water is excellent. A reasonable indul.
gence will be given, with Nole and ap
proved security. Persons wishinglo pur.
chase, can call and examine for Them
selves.
If not previously disposed Of, The ahove
Plantation will be sold on "Wednesday The
3rd of September next, at my place Of
residence, on Stephens Greek.
JOSEPH LLOYD.
May lm2,a Is
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INVALUABLE
F ami y nj e dicin es,
ia DIsasssa 3 NSSISa 81 ssMsssM
Ryz z5A7Esz 3 ,!,:I 9 Pill SS
'sProue all things, and hold fast to that
,pb;rb is d."-Paul.

.'Proue all things, and hold fast to that
which is good."-Paul.
THNHESE Pills are no longer among those
IL of doubtful utility. They have passed
away from the thousands daily launched on
the 'tide Of experiment" " and now stand higher
in reputation, and are becoming more exten-
sively used than any other medicine ever pre-
pared. They have bnen introduced into every
place where has been found possible to carry
them, aud there are few towns, or villages,
but contain some remarkable evidences Of
their good effects. But it is not necessary 10
advertise them. at large, or to say. any thing
further oftllem, than to caution those wish
ing to purchase AntibiIlous Family Medicine,
10 be particular to enquire for SPENCER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS. as there are nuney.
uoS preparations put on sale almost every day,
of doubtful efficacy. To satisfy the porid of.
the iueslimable worth of this Medicine
would simply observe that, it, has been long
used by some the leading lights of thu pro-
fessnu IN their extensive practice, and is now
prepared with great care, land upon scientific
and chemical principles, for general use. by
thepresent proprietor ONLY. The sampufatiOn
Of Quacksry therefore cannot be affixed to this
Medicine. since it is The prcparat,un of regular
practising Physicians, ,oho haee made The healing
art their profession, and ,oh0Se pharmacentic
preparations ,oilc be held tn The highest csti
nation.
TESTIMONIALS.
Read the following certificate from Mr..
&C Kelsey,a popular merchant of Tomp.
kin's Bluff, Ala. and thousands Of similar
character might be given if necessary to prove
the efficacy, popularity and usefulness Of this
medicine.
Tompkin's Bluff, Ala., Jan 4,'1s43.
Dr.. A. Spencer-Dear Sir: wish you to
'forwaed me a large supply of your pills; don't
think 300 boxes too large quantity to send.
sold l60 boxes the last six months; they are
they most popular pill in this place. For bill
ious complaints, sick-headache, dyspepsia, cos
tiyeness and such like diseases, they aie con-
sidered almost an infallible remedy.S7I have
been agent for DR.. Peters Pills, and formerly
sold large amount yearly; butt now sell three
dozen of your pills to one of his. My custom
ers think them superior to Peters or any other
pills.
Respectfully yours, &C KELSEY.
Price, Is Gems per box, with full direc
tions.
U'A fresh supply, jus, received and for sale,
IN Edgedeld, by J. D. TIBBETTTS and on
enquiry may be found generally in all the
cities, villages, and at the principal Country
Stores throughout the State.
Oct. 30. GIN Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23
WAsHINGToN, July 10.

Runawag Negroes.-A large gang of
runaway negroes from Charles Co., Mary
lane, armed With climbs, s,scylhes, &c, passed
through the turnpike gate, Two miles from
this city, ON The road leading to Rockville,
on Tuesday morning. about l o'clock.
We learn that they continued along The
road To Rockville, divergihg little to the
right, SO as not to pass through the village,
aud then struck INTO the Frederick road
aud continued until they arrived AT a place
near Clubtown,@ where they we're overtaken
by large party of armed cilizeus, on loot
and Oh horseback, whom the Sheriff Of
Montgomery county had summoned TO
hfsaid, and who turned out with alacrily
in pursuit Of the fugilives. When the
armed citizens overlook the negroes, they.
were commanded 10 surrender, but they
refused, aud Immediately commenced re-
sistance, when it appeared thai some Of
them had pistols, and one of them guu.
One who had pistol snapped it three
times at Mr.. Jackson, who then fired and
shot his assalant III the back, severely
wounding him. The armed citizens were
resisted SO vigorously by The slaves that il
was found necessary TO fire upon them.-
Eight were wounded and seventeen more
were captured aud conveyed 10 Rockville,
where they are now confined. In the
course of last night six more Of the fugi-
tives we're taken and put in jail-making.
up 10 The last account from Rockville, 81
Of the gang secured and lodged in prison.
We learn that party of about twenty
citizens started from this city at 9 o'clock
yesterday morning, in pursuit Of the fugi-
tives but the citizens of Rockville had
succeeded in subduing and capturing the
runaways before The arrival Of the party
from Washington. Only one citizen was
injured during the onset.-lnteltiPsncer.
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@&oefie aseess;
~. esezHzl s 81
;Ssva GSsSs
From Ale1ander's Messenger.
ANDREW JACKSON.


A warrior, Statesman, patriot-dead;
His deeds are done, his.spirit fed s.
The requems of nation rise,
And wait his praisesto the skies.
my u,h, impelled by freedoms cause,
His books are left, the blade hr draws;
III manhood's prime be sought the field,
And Euope's legions tnlightto yield.
Tho chapletsrare the warrior crowu'd,
More lasting wreaths our Statesman bound
herights of all with boldness lraught,
And stamped them on the world of thought
Yes; though thy warrior form lies low,
Thine eyes of fire has ceased to glow
Tuy deeds Tor man shall live with time,
The praise Of every land and cline.
But utth,u art gone how calm thy rest;
Thou leand'sl thee on a Savior's breast;
Exnlt!ng in redeeming love-.
Thy spirit fled to rest above.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23
K0fic2.

. A Ill Persons indebted to the Estate OF John
"A ID. Raiford, late Of this District, are re.
oues,ed to make immediate payment, and all
having any demands against the said Estate
will hand them in, according to law, by the 25th
of December next, al which time the subscri.
ber desires TO close up. the Estate.
ELIJAH WATSON, Admir-,
April 9m II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23

4 New Ordcr.--The Springfield Re-
publican says that The ladies of that ilk are
about organizing an association in opposi
ton to the "Odd Fellows" under the
uame-"Inaependent Order Of Strange
Women."
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tate of South Carolina.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Berry Rodgers, cs Enoch Byne } Deem in
and For. At
Elijah Byne. lachment.
Cress Il Turpin, Declaration in
rS. Foreign AT.
the same. tachuIent.
THE Plaintiffs having this day filed
4 their declarations iu the above. slated
cases iu my office, and the defendants
having neitaer wives or attorneys known
to be within The limits Of this Stale, on
whom copy of said declarations with
rule to plead can be served IL is ordered,
that ihe said defendants DO plead to the
said declarations, within yearand day
from the publication Of this order, OF fiual
and absolute judgment will be awarded
against them. y
THOS. G BACON, C. c.Ra
Clerks Office, 18th March, l845 8 ly>
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The Charleston Evening News,
nApnnon
May 7
BY ]. n. CARpOZO.

A N Evening Paper, with the above title,
"A will be published daily. in this city oil the
Isl of October next, if sufficient number Of
dertakImg.
Il will include the usual quantiry'0f political,
commercial aud shipping intelligence found in
daily journals of its size, and embrace such Sc.
lections rs are most interesting and attractive
TO the general reader. Il is almost unnecessary
to state that on all public questions involving
the rights and interests Of South Carolina, the
conductor oIihe Evening News" will be found
at the post of dnIy; while it is nearly snperflns
Gus to add, that its colnmns will be free from.
every species Of personality or of remark often.
sive TO the taste Of 4 community with the re.
fnement Of manners that characteriZes the peo-
pie of Charleston
TO meet The public desire for cheap daily
journal, and 10 approach as nearly as possible
to the principl of cash payments. in Conduct
ing this paper, the Evening News will be
furnished TO subscribers a, Sc per annum, pay
able half.yearly, or SO cents per month, paya.
bic monthly. Advertisements will he inserted
at the rate oil so cents per square for the first
insertion, and 371 cents for each succeeding
insertion For all advertisements Of lines
and under the charge will be IS cents. The
Evening News" will be of the medium size
of public journals will be printed with neat
ly pc and OH good paper.
A tri-weekly paper will be issued at Sd per
annum, payablein in advance.
Subscription lists are left at the Courier and
Mercury Offices, and at the different Book and
Stalioner's Stores.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23

rFrhe friends of. SAMPSON b. MAYS,
announce him as candidate for the Office
Of Tax Collector a, the next election.
Oct. 80 y ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23

We are authorized to announce GEokeE
J SHEPPARD as candidate for the ofhce
of Tax Collector, at the next election,
Dec. 25 u 40
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

EUGEFIELD DISTRICT:
:" -' = - : '
w. Deem, IN attachment
Harmon Hust
Robert Little.
vs., Declaration in
EnoclI Byne attachment.
and tiarman Hust.
VS. Declaration in attachment.
Euoch Bync.
Charles Hall,
VS.. Deela'n. IN attachment,
Harmon Hust.
Gideon DoWse.
VS.. IDsch' IN attachment.
Harmon Hust. J
'Wm. Haines,
vs.. }I)cetton in AAachinont.
Enoch Byne.
Benjamin +. Gillstrap,
vs.. Declaration In
Enoch Byne and Attachment.
ElJati byne,
Andrew Kerr and
john Kerr, Declaration
Survivors. IN
vs.. Attachment.
Enuch Byne.
James s. Brown, Declaration
Va. IN
Enoch Byne aud Attaetmne,.
Harmon tlust.
b. b. Miller, ...
vs.. Dec. in attachment.
Harmon Hus'.
VS.; Oee. IN attachment.
Gnoch oyhe.
'onh hosets' X,
vs. vs.. Deetoratlon IN
hnocn byne ana Attachment.
Lii]an byme.
Alexander walker,
Y nprI0 'f10n dIf7cI' mr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-23

Something ,oorM knoicing.-On Friday
a Interesting little boy between four and
five wears old-sou of Mr.. Saxton, Of the
firm of Sax,on & Miles--drank an ounce
and half Of spirits turpeutine. carelessly
left within his reach. He Immediately
fell, his exlremities became cold, his face
lived, and he was apparently dead. The
servant screamed and Mrs. SAXON ran in.
Learning what had happened she, instantly
got bottle of said oil from another room,
broke off the top by smashing i! on the Ia
bic, and poured the contents down the
ehild's throat. In Ten minutes the contents
of the stomach were thrown up aud The
child saved, although be suffered dread
fully all night. The presence Of mind of
this heroine mother well deserve The pre-
cious reward of the life of her lille babe,
which would in a.quarter of an hour have
gone forever.
In all cases of poisoning let every body
remember that little dose Of oil (any
kindly is the best immediate remedy that
can be procured.-N. Y. Tribune.