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Wholesale & Retail GrOCers
CORNER CENTRE AND MARKET STREET
LA IL DItDE = I,-------

HAMBURG. ). T..
HEAVE just received. and will Continue 10
- fr,'rIve fresh supplies "l tne following
| Articles which taey offer to IneIr trends and
the trade. al the lowest market prices:
ss'' SUGARS.
30 hhds. cnuslsiing Of ST CiuIX, ClaIrtleid
Porto Rico an. MuscovadO.
ALSO,
Double Refined Loaf Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
COFFEES.
50 bags Old Government Java Coffee,
10 do. Anguslura do.
1875 choice Rio do.
] Bale Mocho do
Is bags Cuba.
B.4GGING.
100 pieces Heavy Dundee. a. TO As ncll.
$50 do. Kentucky, (hravy) "A t" 40 in.
SO do. Tow, 45 iEch
l25 do. Gunny, "a per yard, As to Al in.
100 do Georgia IL Corollna, IA 10 45 in.
ROPE
800 coils Kentucky Rope
so do Manila, do
50 do. Jutc do
MOLASSEA
20 hhGs. Trinidad MoIassrs
% bbls New Orleans. do
IRON
$4,000 pounds Iron, OF all sizes. Asp.
Il good assortment Oi Hoop and Band
lron Lcrmailan Caster & / ast steel
BACON g. SALT.
30, COO Prime County Sides.
1000 Sacks Sab.
do Table Salt
ID MI
Chairs.
10 dozen Maple Chairs
% do Windsor do
10 do Cane Seal,
2 do ChiIdIelis, do
2 do Boys, do
2 do Offices, do
2 do Rocking, do
do Nurse. d"
BLANKETS.
2 bales 9.4 Blankets
3 do lU-4 do weighing I lbs. TO the
pait)
4 good assortment Of Bed Blankets from
10 ID To IL 4.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
l'00O yds. Washington Jcuus (hrayy,)
lUO0 do. Coventry Plains.
Nails.
100 Kegs, (assurtcd Slzcs)
SHOT.
$50 Bags, assorted Sizes
POWDER.
81 Kegs llf Dupun,'s Powder
10 do blasting do
~ do Eas Sporting, do
WHITE LEAD.
5000 lbs pure No. /, N. \. Union Mills
White Lead.
IEdt.
50 Boxes Teas. Consisting OF gun pow.
der, Hyson and Imperial
aSes altees,
| hest Black Tea
LINE.
200 Bills. fresh Rock Lime.
Also-Plascr Paris.
"A L. s O.
Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Cinnamon, Autmees,
indigo, Satpctrc, Blue Stone. Coppcras.
ShoeThrrad, Snuff, Cotton IL Wool Calds,
Brass Bound Buckets Painted Buckets,
Tubs, Chnrns, Keelers Willow Wagons
and Cradles Washboaids Cocoa Dippers,
Clothes Pins, Brooms. Wooden Bowls,
Wash Stands, Bellows. Rakes, Scyihe
Sneeds, Coffee Mills, Soap, TalI"w IL Sperm
Candies WasonBoxes, Measures, Saddle
hons, Windorr Glass, Starch, Pistols, 10.
baccu, Grndslones, Osnaburgs, Twine, Cas-
lings, Boots Shoes, Wool llais. Rice, Clothes
Baskets, Almonds, Brnrskins, AIaciael,
Mustard, Fifth Chains. Lamp OIL; Il choice
article Of Chewing Tobacco; Vnrsar, Bexes,
Z Cider. Barrel Covers, Cod Fish, Plough
Nluulds, Sole Leather, Nankeens, Choco-
late, &c. &c.
WANTED-I0.000 lbs. BEES WAX, for
which cash will be paid.
Hamburg, July %. If 70
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Notice.

a Ii Persons indebted toihe Estate of VIM.
IA w Cuursry deceased. are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
demands To present them duly allesied on or
before the first day of January next, as am
desirousto close the business OF the Estate.
JOHN HILL, o. E. d.
Nov 10 1t az
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No'ice.

A LII persons having business in my
"a Office are requested 10 attend other
days than on Saturdays, as | shall be reg
ular in attendance all other days Of the
week, except when officially engaged, aud
due notice being given.
JOHN HILL. Ed
Nov 10 If as
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state. 81 South JaTOlinas
EDGEFIEED DISTRICT. Al s
IN COlNMOM' PLEAS! sssssl ss'ssl 8 8

Thomas Davis, 53f5 n g a - 81,
VS. ~ }dtGdck1left. 3: 80; 55i;
Epoch Byne. ,5.,',... 2.a. 5;s.gs.
=, :; If: $::%;s &c; $:'S;: s;::. $::'
Moore & Davis, l,SSi.s Is 1: &
Enoch Bgne. &.is',st 8':: 80 6
Emily H. Tubman, >,;s.ss!;,il 5iss 49,, 8;
VS.. Atlachment.s 81:
YEslIE Plainlitfs in the, above cases. sharing
q this day fled their declarations sin5my
office, and the defendants having gaeither Wives
or Attorneys known TO reside twithillihe slimIls
of the State, OH whom copy of said dectara,
tons with rneto plead can be.seryeI:: IL Is
therefore ordered, that they&dos appear and
plead to said declarations Wilma year and q
day fromthe date hereof: or in default thefsof'
final and absolute judgments wiil:bes esawaIhed
against them. THoS. G.sBAC0N5o::Sc ~
Mayl2. tl645 .,e 1y i5SliSl;ss;sl l6 egSss ssss
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A & ,3E-HHOUSE

e IN m ission B Business.
IHylIANkFUL l. to our friends for the liberal
Il patronage hitherto received, we respect.
fully solicit a conruance ofthe same at onr old
WATERPROOF Warehouse,
Where we will continne to Rseciuc. Store and
Sell CoTToN anI other PRODUCE, Rccc1rc
and FOr,oard
Merchandise. SC.
AT MODERATE CHARGES.
We will give undivided attention 10 any bu-
sness in our line. entrusted to our care. ex.
cept the buying Of >otton, which we refuse To
60 on either our oDn account or that Of others,
believing it difficult to pieasein the united Gu.
pariiy of both buyer and seller.
From The long exp rience of our senior
partner, aud by prompt and devoted attention
to all matters of business, con6ded TO us, we
hope to merit u share of public patronage.
WALKER g. PEARSON.
Hamburg, S c., Sept II GIN 80
The Edgefield Advertiser Abb. Banner. An.
dersou Gazette. Pendieton Messenger. and
Greenville Monntainner, each, will. copy the
above fer six montlls.-Journul.
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State OF South Caro- Ina
q. 5El!'DIGEFIELs I' Ell q !; Z, & ass
iN COMMON PLE4S.
John b. Gordon,
IS.Dfelafa.t iiqR:' 4;
rs.

Jos. NJ, Perrin: ~ "A tirth ha,tnf sssssi,s.
e ii Puinttf in. the aboye case; ,ogin1t ,;s !
Il day filed his declaration in NV Office and
the Defendant having neither ils or IA atfor.s
ney known 10 reside, within de limits of Iii.e
State, Oh whom copy. lfe same vi itli fiiless
10 plead eau be served on, ,netiou ol Banske.tss !.
Plaintiffs Attorney isis; ordered That lbes said
Defendant do appear and sp lead sto said dec
Iaration within year and a day from The aates
hsreof or Judgment will, be awarded gaiastss.
him by default l,js
IHos. G:aBAC0N, &C a q & Es ps:sEss,,
Clerk Office oct l7'lli 4 1915 ;ss sss
state OF South Gafo lima.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT So
IN THE CO.NMOAPk PkEAas
'''' ?: Is: se''s" Apasbpsas y,
Joseph NJ. Perry. :s::..s s.;
Alex. j. Lawton ti,ats's 80
Joseph ~ Perry. i e ss S., s ss; S.s.,
'H'HE Plaintiffs having this;daYsfled
IL their Declarations in, The above stated
cases in my office. Itis,herefotesD Dfdafed,e &
tha, he Defendant do appear and: plead TO-
the SAID Declarations vii thin al ear and az
day from the date hereof, ,sor sin default
thereof final and absolute jude wiz
be given and awarded against 1he said
THOS G. BACON, G. icsss; - 80
Clerks Office, 2slh April, l845.
April 30 IA 1ye
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~ -,


ro Physicians, Planters, MeR-
S,eH.srs, asD THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL!
TsyEiE e, Subscriber has received, and is re-
,ceiying large supplies of
RsPugs, Medicines, Palats,
Sc, &c,
from one of the largest Importing Houses in
1.-The city of Augusta, and selling them
a, the Augusta retail or wholesale
plices for Cash. or ona
short credit.
To which he wou!d most respectfully call The
attention of the Physicians, Planters faihl'
l,os and all others WIN wish to purchase
any article in this branch OF business.
P,yso,,s {, oni a distance. ordering Goods may
relv u,5o,, receiving them CT The best quality
aud al the lowest market prices.
full supply OF FAMILY MEDiClNES
will be kept on retail, aud the most faithful at
,eution given TO Physician aud. Fan'ily pre-
scrption.
dmong tie many articles Of 'ch'ch his stock
is composed. are the ,foiloring
NH DACHN Il y.
Calomel, aud Pillulae lIydrarg. of the brand
of Manler, Weaver. and Mander, Suiphale,
Acel-tc, and Hydrnchorate of Morphine.
Piprrine, Srychninc, aud Iodine OpIm'is' SUI
pl,u,e de Quinia, Hydliodate oi P"taSsi. kre
osot, lpicac, Jalap Super Carbonate OF so
da Cream of 'rariar. Emetic Tartar, &c.
I'D se u G. =.
Gum Galbanizcd Camph"r, AIocs. Myrrl'
Opium, Denarcotunl. do, Balsam CopavE,
Cnhebs SarsnparlIa extract, and ro"t, Sp'S.
Nitre, &c. &c.
OLE s.
Lampo,l Linsecd. Train, Sweet, an! cold
xpresSed Castor Oil,
PAINTS, VARNESAHS as &c
While Lead, OF different brands, and quail.
ties. ground in oil, and in kegs Dry White
Lead, Cromc Green, Crome Yellow, Yellow
Orcre Stone Orcrc, Red Lead, lillIarse.
Lamp Black, VerGigris, Spts. Tnrpcniine.
Copall lVarnlsli, Japan, and Black or Leather
do.
ED Y 81 s u u r f s.
Among which are Pussiatc Of Iron "r
Spanish Float Indigo, Carolina Indigo, Mad.
der, Copperas, Anatto. Brazil Wood, Log
Wood, Cam W Wood aud Nc Wood.
B Ee u SRR EI $.
Paint Brushes Of all sizes Cnh do. Tooth,
Furniture, Flesh, Nail. White Wash. Black
ing, Hose, Tanners. Busting. Broom, Hearth,
Shaving. Comb, Sweeping. Scrnbbins, and
Painters Busting Brushes, together with a
variety Of other Bushes used by Painters, and
others, not herein mentioned.
PATENT MEDHGH a ES.
Among the many of which are. the follow.
ing, viz: Swans Pandcca, Fahnaslock's Yer
mituse, Thompsnn's Eye Water, llemry's
Calcined Magntsia. Jayncs' Expecloran,. Pc
ters' Pills Rowan Tonic Mixture, Hair Ton.
ic. Moffat Pills, Tonic Birteis snd Compo.
sition, &c. together with a general assert
ment of the mos,popular nos,rums Of the day
A GOOD ASSORTMENT oP PERFUMEEr Am
SOAPS or THE FINEST QUALITIES
Window GLASS Of various sizes from 6-e,
to.20-3O. Z. = &
The above establishment will be conducted
by DR.. claybrock, who has had considerable
experience in The apoihecary business. and for
the lasttwo years practitioner of medicine.
JOSIAH D. TIBBETTS.
Edgefeld c: II. Oct 25th 1916 If 40
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R Es gI & Rh E 81 !.

Paint Brushes of all sizes. Clnlh do, Tooth,
Furniture, Flesh, Nail. White Wash Black,
ing, EIo,se, Tanners. busting Broom. Hearth,
Shaving. Comb, Sweeping, Scrnbbing, and
Painters Busting Brushes, together with a
variety Of other Bushes. used by Painters, and
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State of >:outh Carolina,
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.

Andrew Carson,
Guardian of Decldrationln
Francis w. Fcrlh, VS.. Foreign
Enoch Byne, Elijah attachment.
Byne. Harmon
tlust
Andrew Carson, rs. Declaration in For
the same. cign Attachment.
HEHHE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases
IL having This day filed their Declarations in
my Office, and the Defendants having neither
howlle or Attorneys kuownto reside within The
limits of the Stale on whom copy oi the same
with II rule 10 plead can be served. 1t is
therefore. Ordered" that the Detendanluppea
aud plead to the same within Il year and a day
from The day hereof, or final and absolute judg
ntwilI be awarded against them:
THOMAS G. BACOh;c. c C.
Clerks Office, March 18th, lS45 ly 8
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PAINTS, VARNEsEHs.S &c

While Lead, OF different brands, and quail.
ties. ground in oil, and in kegs. Dry White
Lead. Cromc Green, Cromc Yellow, Yellow
Orcre, Stone Orcrc, Red Lead. LllIaree.
Lamp Black, Vertigris, Spts. Tnrpcnline.
CopalyVarn,sh, Japan, and Black Or Leather
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South Carolina,
EDGEFIEEDt DtDfSTRIG.F.s

EDGEFIEEDtDfSF
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Nancy NJ. billiard. Execniix, VS. Dec,n in
Enoch Byne, Hnrmon Hust. For. AT s
-. and VIM. II. Byne. }tachmnte.
W HE Plaintiff in the above stated cases .hay-
\ ing this day fled her declaFation iils my
Office, and The defendants having neither wives
or attorneys known TO be within the imits this
State, OH whom a copyof said !dectaTatons
with rule TO plead can be served IL istheye.
fore ordered, tllatlhe said defendants plead
to the said declarations, within7a year and q:
day from, the publication Of this ordert torl final
and absolute judsmentMill be awarded agaips
them. - s 81 7 *. ~
THOMAS G.. BAG On, q .c..Ps;;s
Clerks Office, 17lh March 1916 j 1ys q
= We are au,horized 10, announce GEoRsE
SHEPPARD as d candidate Tor The Office.
of!Tax Collector.fa, :the:n leciion,
Dec. 25 - s4S
% We are anthorizeds 10 annnnnce
Lew R. WILSON, assa candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector al thenexte elections.
Feb. 26 TO
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state of south Carolina.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMM ON PLEAS
Archibald Boggs,
Harmon Illus,
'0'S's vs.. I''''S' Declaration in
Enoch Byne -ilachmcat.
and harnan lust
A. Bosss,
VS.. Declaration in attachment.
Enoch Dync.
Charles Hall,
VS.. Dcela n. in !dttarhmcnt.
Harmon i1ust.
Gideon Dowse.
vs. lDcc'n. in attachment
Harmon llus..
Nm. flames,
vs.. I'ec'tion in An"ehmOnt.
Enuch Dyne.
Benjamin l.. Glilsilap,
vs.. Declaration in
Enucll Dyue and 1uachmcnt
LllJah Bync,
Andrew Kerr ana
John Kerr, Declaration
Survivors in
vs.. .duacament.
Enuch Byne.
james 5. Brown, Declaration
Euoch Byne and AuQchr e. x
llarlnon lust.
Is. b. Miller,
vs.. Dec. in 41i,setmsnt.
Harmon Hus..
kecrs " Hope,
VS.. Dec. in AttaeAme"'
Enoch byne.
J"nn K"Sers.
vs.. Declaration IN
Enucl Dyne and Attachment
Llyah Byne.
Alexander " aIker,
VS.. Drcia lion in Attach'mt.
Enoch Byhe
"hn W. kheney,l
vs. Declaration ia
Enoch Byne and Attachment.
Harmon llu>l.
Thomas q jordan,
vs.. Declaration in
Enoch Bync and attachment
Harmon llnsl
Wu. u. Stone,
VS.. Declaration in
EnocI; Byne and attachment
Harmon liust.
Henry 5: 5: l'0ad'ey' Declaration ;n
Euoch Dyuc. attachment.
fEI II E FIainuAS in the above cases, having
"a this day filed their Declarations in my
office and the Defendants having neither Wivc:
nor Attorneys known 10 reside within the
limits Of the State on whom Il copy Of sait
Declarations with rule To plead can be ser
we'd 1t is therefore ordered that the said De
PENDANTS do appear and plead To the said dec
Iaralions within year and u day from the date
hereof, or final and absolute Judgment will 6t
awarded against them by deiant.
rHOS. q. BAON, C.P.
Jerks Office, May 9Th, le45. l6
May "a 1y
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Notice.

srhe friends Of SAMPSON i>. MAYS,
nnoupce him as candidate for lis ,'iace
Tax Collector althe next election.
Ger go ~
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ID v T. 8 TU EE s

Among which are Pussiatc of Iron or
Spanish Float Indigo Carolina Indigo, Mad
der, Copperas, Anatto. Brazil Wood, Log
Wood, Cam Wood. aud Nc Wood
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Nov. s
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-18

CONFESSION OF PicKPocKET.-A Gel
ebrated pickpocket. who was lately sen
to the State prison for his misdeeds, benz
noted for his marvellous aIroinrss i'll
pocke, lifting, was requested to reveal the
secret of his success. when the following,
among other disclosures, were made !; we
publish them as likely 10 be useful to those
who are wiling TO take the hint:
"Persons in an omnibus who take gu:
their pocket books after the stage stops,
are sure to be counirymen. Those who
stop to converse on the side walks or IN
tn orough(arcs or who take out pocket
books at the box or pit offices of theatres
or steamboat offices. All those who stop
to gaze at shop windows, or count money,
or show pocket books in the street, or cal!
at the Funk Auction rooms All these,
said he, are our common victims.
''lf find n man eating oysters or fruit,
or carrying an open knife in the street, IN
nine times out Of ten he is green, and we
viclimse him. Persons who stand up in
Theatres, or stand on crosswalks are gen
orally country folks, and we make sure oil
them"
The shire wdness of these observations
of the pickpocket must be obvious 10 all
city people, and accounts for the remarka-
BILE fact tia, city residents never suffer by
the operations Of these Ugh, fingered gen
try.-GN. Y. Gazette
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-18
WHAT WE HAVE BEEN THINK
ING,

REFoRmIsTs.-The world is full Of pro-
jecls for reform. All the ills that flesh or
society is heir to, have their panacea in the
discoveries aud projects Of the age. Cold
water is to put young blood in old veins,
Four erism or some kindred "ism," is, to
remodel and make new and perfect our So
cial institutions. All this is first rate. Our
constitutions and institutions, need pana
ceas which will change their character much
and if these projects accomplish but half
of what they promise, their value is incacu-
liable. For ourselves we are favorable to
the agitation of all projects. Agitation is
desirable; for in the tumult of conflicting
opinions there is no doubt whatever, but the
truth is gradually but continually rising to
view on the surface; and it is not essential
how bigotcd we may be in error or in our
own opinion. there are enough around us
and coming alter us, who are ready 80 pick
up and improve the truths, which are ue-
opinion in that they are too abstract. They
are, as general thing individuals we'll en-
bowed with intellect, far reaching reilec-
lion with au active benevolence continually
exciting that reflection to "a contemplation
of the innumerable evils SO thickly scatter
ed around. This is natural step 10 the
enquiry whether those evils are unavoidable
and immu,able and this ag lin to a study of
the constitution of man, and the natural
laws by which he is governed, which clear
~ answes the enquiry shat these evils are
o! mans own creating, and that he has the
power and ability given him to avoid them.
Here dawns upon them the delightful Wis
ion of he perfection which the faculties of
man are capable of attaining, in connection
with the laws by which he is governed, and
the perfect condition social and otherwise
which belongs to it. They leap at once
then from the present imperfect condition,
to one of perfection, aud they would take
all mankind with them. Iheyseem 10 tot
get that our present social coalition arose
by slow and toilsome steps from barbarsm,
and that our further progress can be just as
The mass of mind gradually unfolds, by The
teachings of science. For our own part in
the teachings of,he most visionary, we see
truth and beauty. Those whom we know
as mo human Government" men or party
have a glorious and couee, view both of
what man should be, as we'll as the position
he is capable Of attaining. There can be
no doubt but government viii be reBoddel-
ed as mind progresses, becoming less re-
siric,iye always as The mind grows more in
season and truth, until man stands forth,
With the perfsc, law in bis own heart; free
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COMMUNICATED.
STATE GOVERNMENT, No.

There probably will never be more
favorable period for Wisconsin to enter
the Union than the present: the political
balance of power between the South and
the North, which statesmen and pollti-
clans regard of the highest Importance TO
maintain, is now placed in an interes-
| ting attitude. Texas is to come into the
Union and assume its rank among the
great family of states, and there will I'M
questionaby be much solictude felt
throughout the entire north, TO have a
new free state admitted to balance against
Texas. AS great as is the feeling now
existing on the subject Of slavery, and The
encroachments of the slave power, there
doubtless will be very general desire to
usher another free state into the Union;
and it is probable the time will never a.
gain recur, when Wisconsin can come in
10 the Union under circumstances so high
Ply US otAhO pioSooh
Our requests for liberal grants accompany
ing our admission, will be far more likely
to be heard by Congress now, than years
hence.
have before enumerated some Of the
pecunary advantages. which Wisconsin
would gain by going into the Union; there
are still other benefits to be derived from
the formation OF state government. Our
political weight and Importance as state.
would give us decided advantages over our
present territorial condition. We are
now dependency-our political cendi-
ton is one OF mere suisrance-our terri
,orial legislature cannot enact single
law, independent of the supervisory pow
err of Congress. The sixth section of oar
or sanic act declares, that, "Aii the laws
OF the governor and legislative assembly.
shall be submitted to. and, it disapproved
| by the congress of the United States, the
| same shall be null and of no effect" 1t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-18

A GREAT MAN-The highes. and no.
blest conception which we can form OF a
great and good man, is one who understand
The power Of his own SOU and is cont nual-
ly exer,ing that power for the promotion
o: good; is one who cherishes deep and
solemn sense of the sacredEess of duty, be
the consequences ever so injurious TO his
interest; is one who in matters Of religion
lends naughI but deaf ear TO the loud
voices Of sects, nought but blind eye TO
all party creeds, but scans the works oil
nature, the revelations OF scripture, and
The warnings of the human heart; is one
who gives all truth a welcome, how much
soever it may conflict with his oride; is
one who is ever ready 10 execute lnhex>
ble justice; how much soever il may aft
ect his interest is one who rebukes all
evil doing. however high The transgressor
may stand; is one whose sympahies al
why's espou.ed the cause Of the oppressed
the down trodden and the injured. Pa,ri.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-18
TWO CHILDREN BURNED-THE
BODY OF MR.. RANDALL FOUND.

The western mail, among other items
brings the d sruciion Of a couple of dwell
inns, two miles North of the town Of Ed
enbufgh, Wayne CO. Ohio, on Wednesday
last, in which two children of a Mr.. Brown
were consumed. 1t appears that one OF
the houses was new and unfn ished, and
that the carpenters left the children with
in whilst they locked The door to go to tea.
When they returned the building was all
in flames, and no one remembered that the
children were in TIL their half consumed
bo,.'ies were raked from the burning coals
The ire was doubt less communicated 10
the sba WINS in the building, while the
workmel were absent.
One of the persons that disappeared
from this cit, last week has been :ecov-
cred; the young man,Randall. His body
was found at Black Rock TO day, floating
in the dam or canal, and verde: returned
BY coroner's jury Of :seli,drownmg-,
The Englishman has never been hearo
from and the opinion is now strongly en-
tertaned tina, he ran away. The lie males
are still here waiting the receipt OF iunoS
10 carry them back to their friends
[Bufllo cor Lockp port Courier, Oct, 70.