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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

David Nicholson and Wife } Bill
and others, rS. , for
Mary sefle and others. } Partition.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Com
H missioner that Philip Steifle, William Stei
Ae, and Udolphns Truslet or Tushlet, and
Mary his wife. (f ving0 Defendants in this
suit, reside out of The limits oil this State. on
motion of Mr.. Terry, Comp'ts Solicitor, Il is
ordered, tlla, the said Defendants do plead, an.
swer or demur to the Complainants Bill within
three months from The publication Of this order,
or the said bill will be taken pro confesso
against them: -
5. S. TOMPkINS, C. E. E. D.
April9 3m III
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Commercial.
HAMBURG, A pril 2.

Colton.-Since our last report there has been
q continued brisk demand, and sales have been
large, al full prices. and in some cases perhaps
n shade over our quotations oflas week. We
quote --Ordinary to Middling. Al to 5; Fair to
Fair, 81 to 81 Good Fair, So to 6. The re-
cepts have been light by both boats and wag,
sons'
Stock of Cotton in Hamburg on lst April
9,59l bales. Receipts during the month oi
March, 7,265. Shipped by the s. c. c. Rail
road Company in the month Of March. II .O63
Stock at the Railroad on the Isl April. 1852
Republican.
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State of South Carolina,
HeUTCMERENG.

THE Subscriber having purchased MIR.
Il G.. NJ. GRAY's interest in the Butch
cring business. resi- ectfuly informs the citi.
izens Of Edgefeld Village, that he intends TO
continue to supply the Market with choice
Beef, Veal, Mutton and Lambs on as reasona-
BILE terms us the times will afford. He will
commence on the fins, Monday in April next,
and will continue to furnish his customers on
Monday and Thursdays, until the month Of
June. when he will furnish the Market three
times week during the Summer. Thankful
for past patronage, he hopes by strict attention
to merit a share of the public patronage. He
will devote his whole time to the interest Of his
customers.
WM. ". GOODMAN.
N. o. Cash paid for fine Stalled Beeyes.
March &c at u.
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Later from Pernambuco.-By the arri.
val of the brig Archelaus, Captain Crow
ell, at Philadelphia OH the 3lst ult., from
Pernambuco, Feb. 2lsl, we learn that bus
mess al that place was very dull. The
markets were well stocked with Ameri
can produce. and demand limited quota
tions nominal. Sugar and hides scarce
and high. The inhabitants of Pernam
buco, and throughout The interior Of the
country were suffering greatly, owing To
the drought which prevailed, aud cattle
we're dying in all quarters. In political
point Of view the utmost tranquility pre-
walls throughout the Conlinenl.-Char.
Patriot.
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Edgefeld Confectionery

OPPOSITE BLAND BuTLER's.)
HyHE Subscriber respectfully informs lis
q friends and the public at large. that lie
has recently opened Confectionery
and Fruit Store, in the Village Of Edge
field and has just received from Charleston,
a large assortment Of
Candies, Fruits. Preserves, Pickles. &c.,
consillng in part as follows:
Cundies and Sugar Plums, a good assort.
ment.
Raisins Currants, Figs, Prepared Cocoa,
English Walnuts, Soft Shellcd Almonds,
Lines, Cucoa Plums, Fruits in Brandy,
Preserved East India Ginger, and Cor.
dals, assorted,
ALSO
Leacock g. Co. Madeira, Cherry, Sherry,
Brown Pale. Golden and Port WINES.
London Porter iii quart and pint bottles.
FAMILY GROCERIES!
Smoked Beef. choice article; Pine Apple
Chesse, Fresh and Picklcd Salmon, No.
Mackerel, Sardines in Oil, Scotch Herrings
Boston and Soda Biscuits, English mixed Pick
les, Olives, Capers, Pepper, Allspice, Mace
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Isinglass, Wal
nut, Mushroom and Tomato Calsups; Pear
Starch, an excellent article.
Also
Fine and Extra fine Spanish SEGARS. and
Cavendish s best No. !. Chewing TOBACCO
&c, sc.
All of which will be sold cheap for CASH, Oh
on short credit to puuctual customers.
IOIJIS COVAR.
March 26 If
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= mission, in explaining the views Of our
Government and our people, in setting
forth the advantages to Texas of accepting
the terms Of admission specified in The
Joint resolution, and looking 10 The justice
and liberalily of the United States in at-
justins, hereafter, many questions of To-
terest to Texas"
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April 8
n Office.

HHYHE Commissioners of the Poor for Edge.
IL field, being desirous to change the loca-
ton of the present Poor House, will receive
Proposals from any persons win may be will.
ing to sell us much as one hundred and fifty or
Two hundred acres of land, well watered and
well timbered. situate within six miies Of this
place. Address,
SETH BUTLER.
Chairman of the Board, Edgetield C. H., be-
fore the lst day of May next
April 9 At IL
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For the information of our readers, we
have copied in another column from the
Charleston Courier. communication on
the subject of Manufactures in Augusta
Georgia"
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Death Of Mr.. Jeruey.-The Charleston
Mercury Of the Bird inst. says. I'VE regret
the death of our eslimable fellow citizen,
James Jervey, ESQ, Presideu, Of the
State Bank. He expired at one o'clock
yesterday, after a long period Of feeble
health, though confined 10 his house few
days before his death.
Mr.. Jervey had lived life ofmuch
usefulness, and was universally esteemed.
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&rRR,Sp ,SeI.gsA 2

NWRs. Nc McCORQUoDALE begs leave to
lH@ inform her friends and the public, that
she will attend 10 all oiders in the above line,
in style equal, if not superior 10 any ever
done in this place. Prices to sui, the times.
Geullcmeus' Straw and Leghorn Hats cleansed
and pressed.
Edgefeld C. H., April Q Pm II
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CHARLESTON, April

OHhNLESIU''j EtFEH U
Conon-The general features of the market
for Uplands, during the past week, have under
gone no very material change from those oflhe
week pretiGus. The demand and the dlsposl.
ton of buyers was good throughout but the
holders instead of felnquishing any of their
firmness. seemed rather 10 increase it, the ope.
ration OIL The part Of purchasers were in con-
-
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AUGUSTA, April 5.

AUGUSTA, April 5.
Cotton.--We have had brisk demand for
this article through The past week, prices of all
descriptions have been fully sustained We
quote extremes of,he rnarket,44 TO 64 principal
sales from 81 10 ST.
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N office.

A Ill Persons indebted to the Estate of John
"A D. Raiford, late Of this District, arc re-
dues,ed to make mmediate payment, and all
having any demands against The said Estate
will hand them in, according to law, by the 25h
of December next, u, which time the snbscri.
ber desires 10 close up the Estate.
ELIJAH WATSON, Admir-.
April9 9m ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

Death Of The Rev. DR.. Brantly.-We
observe that the Rev William L. Braully
D. D., late Pastor of the First Baptist
Church; in this city, and laie President Of
the College of Charleston, departed this
life, ON Friday las, in Augusta, whittier he
had been removed in The h"pe of allevia-
ting his suffering condition. DR.. Brandy
was one of the earliest students Of The
Souh Carolina College. having graduated
with distinction, in that institution, in the
year 1908. Throughout his useful and
honorable life, we believe, he combined The
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Notice..

WDERSONS having demands against the
Estate of Anna NJ. Terry, deceased, are
notified to present them properly attested, ane
those indebted to said Estate are requested tc
make immediate payment.
]. TERRY, Executor
March 10 ly
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GFWe are authorized to announce
LEVI R. Wilson, as a candidate for the
Office ofTax Collector, al the next election.
Feb. 26 ,.
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COLUMBIA, April 3.
Cotton.-The receipts by wagonscon,inue to
be light. Sales from store to n fair extent, pri.
ces have improveda shade on inferior qualities.
Prices range from AZ to 81.
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GFThe friends Of Maj. S. C. ScorT,
announce him as a candidate for Tax
Collector, at the ensuing election.
Nov 6. IF al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

The Req: alexander MeCaine will preach at
Little Stephens Creek Church, on the fourth
Sabbath in this month. Aprit9
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BOOTS AND SHOES!!

yNVHE Subscriber having taken the stand for
4 mcrly occupied by Mr.. E. C. REMER,
adjoining Messrs. Frazier d Addisons, res
pectfnlIy informs his fr ends and the citizens
uf Edgefeld District, that he has on hand an
excellent assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of his own lnonnfacture,
Also
Ladies' and Gentlenens' Northern Shoes and
Slippers, all of which he offers for sale on as
reasonable teri.iS as he can possibly afford
them, for CAiH, or on credit of three months.
He flatters himself that with his long expert
dnoe in the Boot and Shoebusiness, he will be
enabled to give general satisfaction to all those
who may favor him with cali: All work
done at his shop will be warranted.
N. Good Dry Hides taken in exchange
Cor Boots or Shoes, at ten cents per pnnnd.
SAMUEL SINGLETON.
March 12 If
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

YHyHE Town Council offers reward of
Fifty Dollars for proof to convic-
ton of the person who put fire, as tits believed
to the Clubhouse which was burnt on Sunday
nigh, last, on the lot of VIM. P. Butler. now
occupied by ]. D. Tibbetts.
WIN. H. ATKINSON.
March 10 II Clerk Of Council.
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OR L II III A II " .

Died, in Edgefed District, on :hc 4th inst,
Hollis Dusros. Esq native of Marlborough,
Massachusetts. but for many years past cili
zen of South Carolina.
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LOOK AT TRHS!!

LOOK AT TH1S!!
RTY Celebrated WEAVER JACK will
lyl stand the ensuing Season, al the fol-
lowing places, viz: commencing at my
house near Edgefeld Village, on Monday
the 18th and 18th inst; al Cullen Rhodes,
ESQ.,. the 18th and 19lh; and al Lewis
Culbreath's on Goth and 2ls,; and will be
atthe above named places every ninth day
during The season. TERMS: He will be
let to Mares for Three Dollars the single
visit, Five Dollars the Season, and Eight
Dollars 10 insure The Season will con-.
,inue till the 10th Of June, following.-
Persons putting Mares aud trading them
of during the season, will In all instances.
be held responsible for the paymen, Of the
Season. All care and attention will be-
paid to Mares, but ! will not be accounta,
BILE for any accidents.
THOS. B. HARYEYl
Wdrc5 S 4t &
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Mississippi U. S. Senator.-We learn
from late Vicksburg papers that Gov,
Brown, of Mississippi, has appointed The
Hon Jacob Thompson, Representative
in the last Cspgress, Senator Of the
United States, vice Hon. Robert J. Walker
resigned.
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LIVERPOOL, March 6.

The demand for cotton. in bond has been
good, but it has been freely met by impor-
ters. Our marker for American is steady
at The prices Of the 2Sth ult.
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New Goods: New Goods!

New Goods: New GOOds!!
THE Subscribers loke this opportunity
Il Of informing their friends, customers.
and the public generally, that they Will be re-
ceivng the present week their Stock OF
New Spring and Summer Goods,
which in addition to their former Stock, W'lt
embrace handsome selection Of Goods, suited
to this marker, among them may be fouhd
variety Of Gonds for Ladiesb wear, such as
Organda Musl,ns. ne,o style. Muslin Gang
hams. Tictoria Lawns. Bak=drines,
and other fashionable Goods.
-Also,-
LADIES AND Misses BoNSETs.
which we respectfully invite their attention 10
call and examine. Also,
Hats for Men, Boys & Children.
Hardware, CrOckery, Groceries,
&C., &C.. and also fine stock of
Shoes, varons styles. for Ladies', Misses, Men
Boys and Children, together with many
styles Of Goods, too tedious 10 emu
merate. All Of which, we pledge ourselves 10
offer our customers Oh as good terms Us can
be afforded in our market.
On time as usual 10 good customers, and a
liberal discount made for Cash
PRESLEY. s. BRYAN.
March 26 Ct 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
Priynte Political History.

We have an iniimation on which We rely that,
during the last Presidential canvass few days after
James X. Polk had written his M Tariff letter Tor
PennsN lvania. which excred 80 vital an influence
upon the vote of that State, he became alarmed lest
il should aleniae The Free Traders, and despatched
another letter 10 Name asking him 10 return or snp
press ne Tor,G letter. But meantime the latter had
either been published by Kane, or the Loco mana
gers of Pennsylvania found themselves so hard
pressed on the Tariff argument, ,hat,hey could have
it out, at all events Muhlcnbcre their then candidate
for Governor, wrote to Kane that they must have
something from Polk favorable to Protection, the
State was gone so Kane put out Folks letter, and
when the rcqusition came for its return he could
not or would not suppress H.
VIII Mr. Kane be so good To inform i
there is any error ofiac and if so what, in the state
mcnt above II he maintains silence the public
will know how to interpret it il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
Manufactures Far SOutIi.

A correspondent of the New Orleans 1ropic
writing from Arcadia Santa Rosa Co the heart OF the
Wing section of Florida Vest remarks that the
people there are nearly all Wings, and are prepar
ing TO do a good work at the special election for
Congressman on the first Monday OF October he
proceeds;
While eharing on the much hackneyed subject Of
poiucs let advise of Loco FooO friends TO
pay short visit TO this place. They will then be- able To
nudge for themselves and be at convinced o the a
Fly uf the assertion viz That the Tariff Of ri2 was
framed entirely for the benefit Of the Northern states and
10 the direct prejudice of the whole south Indeed one
would think hardly credible that in the pfHey roods Of
the young state OF Florida situated 50 TAR South there
building IN Arcadia. village situated about four
miles from Black Water River. and whence write
a Cotton Factory. which will consume fully 1900
bales Of Cotton for the first year, mere beginning
The different buildings being in rapid progress by Jsnu
AIRY next il will be in full operation, and will manusc
ture different numbers OF Lowes and other heavy do
mest.cs and in due progress OF time will extend ~
other kinds Of goods For these few days past have
visited the premises often and the owners tel me that
they are confident OF realizing great profits In the VI
ciniy Of the Factory there is Pail and Bucket Manu-
factory which has been in operation Tor better than TWO
years IL Is truly very ingenious piece OF machinery
il is also seriously contemplated establish shortly
Shoe Manu- fdcory about three miles from this place. In
the town OF Milton have conversed with the two gen
emen engaged in the enterprise. and they have assured
me that il would into operation within elk months
would wish then. some Of those misguided P0Oct0co'
who are not perhdy. get 05dTdte an si 10 come over
here and see how the beneficial effects Of actual Ia
riff rapidly spreading in our piney forests there
by creating and fostering branch OF industry 70 the
inhabitants Of the South Verify do believe that their
could be made 10 their ears 10 near and their
tongues speak that their conscience could be purhed
OF the Gin Of ngrstude towards the dnthor Of me
Tariff Of l-42-" The FGrmr o. ashland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

painters in this country and in this Portrait has put
forth his rsrest powers. The opportunity Of gaining this
painting ia not 10 be overlooked.
~ We would call the attention Of our readers
the advertisement headed French and German classes
LAW CoURTs-In the Superior Court. yesterday,
in the Of T. He Charles and A. II Rdabock.
for assault and battery referred yesterday verdict was
rendered for plaintiff $50. James Mccormick re-
covered cents Of Emanuel b. Pike who called the plain
tiff thief and robber and buyer Of stolen goods
Moses !. Beach Alex. Smith, George Hogg Albert
Hanfor6 and Francis Cl.rk-ActiOn 10 recover note
for 500 drawn By Ale, smith % Broadway. and
dorsed By IN. others The defence IL usury the plain
TIFF having taken - 10 discount $50 when the note had
40 DAYS 70 run The defendant did show i % be
conrnodarion note and the Court said the owner OF a
bona hde business had night 10 sell Tor what he
pleasd. Verdict FOR plaintiff
IlcF CHASCEILoEs COURT-D ecisl ions .-yosSph
! Leiris Va job. AHfto1-Nr. A. was Tor many yesrs
the legal adviser Of Mr. L. who had in bank IN l-- be
tween $1,000 and 4 900 which be wished 70 put out
interest bond and mortgage. and requested Mr.. 4
procure such for him M l. objected TO the security
Of several that offered Mr.. Anthem finally sent note
to him saying be had very excellent bonds and
mortgages Of MS private friends which be wished NJ l.
to take and loan him the money M l. received them
and sent his clerk TO Mr Auhon for $1,000 One Of the
mortgages being for s. 90 proved not 20 oe very ex
ceen the interest having been paid on Il 70 the
time although endorsed By Mr. A. - having been paid
and assessments and taxes due the property two
improved lo,s) morigased which Mr. /. had 70 pay
lie then fled bill stating that he had been led % part
with his money by conriing Mr. A. as his counsc and
from the representations that the mortgages were good
lie seeks 70 be refunded the loss Ordered that defend
ant pay back complainant the 50 90 advanced with
the money he has lard and interest and take back
the bond and mortgage defendant also 10 pay the costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

E,o., srccessors has been arbitrary caprc'oos
-, ,..ono bc.ded that many Of the Capitalist ana
rm,lovipc classes have been driven over rom INC
o,oosi,e partv 10 the Wings to save themselves rom
,.;.,, min. for though all classes suffer by bad
Government, its first effects mainly felt by these
Tb;s-.uch are the jealousy and hostility generated
nv our an,aronistic system Of Industry-has been
co,o,erpoIsed bv a movement Of Laborers or Work'
ingmcn TO the other side that, to some extent
a horizontal line he's been drawn in politics ms Is
miscbievous and tends TO blind many 10 ''e true
character of measures at issue, but we cannot Sc
tina, the Whig party Is bamabe for II
Friend Workingman put not your trust III
nrinces neither believe in the infalibiity or ssui'
6ciency Of any party. All, doubtless, have their
faults and the great Reforms which the age de
mands and predicts beyond the present scope
aud vision of any party. Make not an idol OF your
party be not its supple tool or its blind slave but
act with IT, or rather through il. far any good
can thereby be attained But scrutinize your party
and all parties Judge all az freeman insist that
YOUR own shall come up to the standard OF its pro
essons if il desires your steady and ardent support
Be true to your Creator, TO your Race 10 your Coun
try TO Yourself be true 10 your party 50 TAR as your
party is true to these But do not expect too much
Of party do not be too much bound upis it. Wher
party has done its best there is far 10 be done
by the united efforts Of all honest men, who how
ever they may differ in Politics can agree heartily
on points essential the Progress and Elevation o.
Mankind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
Death OF Judge story.

Al a meeting Of the members Of Dane Law
school held on the 18th day OF september to take some
measures relative the decease Of Hon. Joseph Story
late Dane Professor in tina, Institution the following
uiions were adopted
Rssorsd That we receive the sad inelg ence OF the
death Of Mr. Justice Stoy with the prooundest sorrow
and tha, il ia duty well only satisaction,
to pay some tribute Of respect 20 the memory OF man
whom all have .aried with admiration for MS brilliant
powers and uneousled learning and when we must
ever remember tor those personal qualities which make
u regret his death the loss Of Instructor al j
Frend for those generous principles and that natural
ardo which lent 10 his TEACHINGS the glow OF conyers
ton fsr temper equal placsble and gentle, almost be
youd example for his s;fectionse and ready sympathy
and for that open and genial bsneyolence. which made
his presence delight, and which leaves the memory Of
him without one kind action omitted word 20 be
recalled
Res0ired That wear Grape on the EFT arm for the
space OF thirty days and that Professor Greenesf be
gue.ied 10 deliver an Eulogy Judge story before the
members Of the School az such time he may desig
nst-.
ResoirsG Tha, q Committee be appointed 10 consider
and report en- the expedercy Of procuring painting
but statue or other memorial OF Judge story On bena
Of the Law School.
Rssolr.d That these resolutions be communicated 20
the Family Of the deceased with the expression o our
sympathy Tor their sudden and irreparable bereavement
Rss0rsd That these resolutions be forwarded TO the
Daily Advertiser Boston. the Tribune New YORK and
the National lnielisencer Washington
A. BURLINGANE President
N q CoER Secretary