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February 81, 1915.
| PRIyATE--No. 1871.

PRIyATE--NO. l3.
AN ACT for the relief Of John Adams and John
Adams, junior.
Be 1t enacted by The Senate and House Of Reprsssnia
tires Of the United States Of .fu'erca in Congress
blsd That there be repaid to John Adams and John
Adams junior, Of Massachusetts, out Of any money
IN the treasury not otherwise APPROPRIATED the sum
Of five hundred dollars the amount by them paid ia
Satisfaction Of hne imposed by MIR. Charles the re-
venue officer Of Elizabeth city, North Carolina, for
an alleged violation of the revenue laws Of the Uni-
ted States
Approved, February 81, lSi5.
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,roved, February &c, 1915.
lPRrvATE-No. 10. !

AN AC f TO authorize relocation Of land warrants
numbers three, four and FIVE, granted by Congress
to General Lafayette
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-.
ssniaiires Of the Omitted States Of .3meriea in Congress
assembled hat the legal holders assignees Of land
warrants numbered three four and FIVE granted by
the act Of Congress Of twenty-seventh March, one
thousand eight hundred and four 10 General Lsfay.
cite and located at Point Coupee, in the State Of
Lousiana three adjoining surveys Of one thousand
acres each, and which locations are shown to have
been made in material conflict with several older and
better grants, shah, upon exhibiting to the register
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PIANO FORTES.

WIN FISCHER has for sale several very superior
w instruments from the unrvalled mandatory
of Mr.. CmcKERINe, whose Pianos are deemed by the
most competent judges to excel in every particular
those imported from Germany.
He has also in store two other fine instruments,
one with Walkers Harmonic attachment, and the
other with Colemans Eolian attachment.
Persons DESTROYS of possessing first rate instru-
ments are invited to call and try them before pur-
chasing elsewhere. mar. 3iaw2w
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TAKE NOTICE!

+ OSr or mislaid, Note of hand, drawn by f. J.
IL Preston, and endorsed by J. Pettibone & Co,
dated December 30th 1874, for two hundred and
fy-thre dollars 70 cents, payable in sixty days. at
the Bank of the Metropolis The public are hereby
cautioned against receiving the said Note, as pay
ment has been stopped. .
march 3-3tif E. kINGMAN.
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ORDER OF INAUGURAL PROCESSION.

Chef Marshal and Aids.
Military.
Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution.
Reverend Clergy.
President elect and his predecessor, in an open car
rage.
Ex-Presldents Of the United States.
President Tylers Cabinet. ..
Justices of the Supreme Court.
Diplomatic Corps.
Members elect Of the 18th Congress, and ex Mem
bers of Congress.
Members Of the Baltimore Democratic National
Convention of 1874.
Governors and ex. Governors of States and Terri
tories.
Members of State and Territorial Legislatures.
Federal and State Judges
Officers of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Mi
lilia.
Citizens of States and Territories.
Corporate Authorities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria.
Democratic Associations aud Clubs Of the District OF
Columbia, and others from distance.
Professors and Students of Colleges Of the District OF
Columbia.
Citizens of the District Of Columbia.
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

THIS Bank will not be open for business on Tues
day, the 4th instant the day OF the Inauguration
of the President of the United States.
1t is requested that all persons having notes pay
able at this Bank, on that day, will provide for hrm
the day before.
march gilt RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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PROGRAMME.

The military Corps will be formed by their COM
handing officer, in front of the City Hail
The officers and soldiers of the Revolution-the
Rev. Clergy-tbe Observation-Disclosures of the Su-
Preme Court-D plomatic Corps, and Cabinet Of
Mr.. Tyler will assemble at Coeman's Hotel.
Members Of the 2Sth Congress, members elect of
the 18th Congress, ex-members Of Congress, Gov
errors and ex-Governors Of States and Territories
members of the Baltimore Democratic Convention OF
ls44-memhers of State and Territorial Legisla-
lures, and Federal and State Judges, will assemble
at Browns Hotel
Officers Of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and
Militia, will assemble at Fuller's Hotel.
Citizens Of States and Territories will assemble on
the south side Of Pennsylvania Avenue, between 7th
and 9Th streets.
The Democratic Association and Clubs will assem-
bic at the Franklin Engine House,
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n ,ENTIsTRY-V DISCOVERY

r ,ENTIsTRY-vAL DISCOVERY
~ why will you have the tooth-ache, when you
can have Il permanently and eaec,ualy cured by
calling on DR.. PAIGE, in 7th street, three doors
north Of the lntegencer office. lie has an entlre
now incarnation that will cure it in few minutes,
without pain or inconvenience that 1t may alter
wards We filled and made valuable tooth for life,
thereby obyating the pain and danger Of having u
extracted 1t is one Of the greatest discoveries OF
the age, and never fails Of the desired effect
Teeth inserted, from one 10 full set, oy the new
and latest improvements Teeth extracted by new
instruments, with very little pain. All work on the
most moderate terms.
dec l7--n
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MISS CLARENDON and Mr.. DEMPSTER
lNl will give musical and dramatic soree at
Concert Hall, (Plumbe National Daguerrean Gale
ryl on Monday evening, March 3.
For particulars of performance, see programmes
of that day march
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+ PuBLlc-No. l6.l

AN ACT to authorize the South Carolina Railroad
Company TO import certain pipes and machinery
free II duty.
BE Il enacted by the s:Hats and House Of RcPr,sata.
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pOARDING.--A few gentlemen can be accom-
- modated with good and reasonable Board, on
the east side of llth street. first house south OF
street mar Ia
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SPLENDID PRESENTS

MEN BERS of Congress, and Others visiting at the
li Seat of Government, are invited TO call at Sta
TONER'S Hail. and examine the large and most beeuti-
full assormen, of Useful and Fancy Articles Gust re-
ceiyed from France) that has ever been offered for
sale in the District. mar. 53tawzW
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SPRING FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN's
HATS.

n FISH & Co, Fashionable Hstters, Nos and
~. 9 Browns Hotel, Washington, and City Hotel,
New York, will introduce the above style to-mor-
row, March l. lSi5
Gentlemen are invited to call and inspect il.
Feb 2S-3t
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BALL AT CARUsrs sA-

A S the Managers and Subscribers tickets of ad
"A mission are endorsed with the names of said
Managers and Subscribers, those tickets have been
placed for delivery with William Fischer stationer,
Pennsylvania avenue. They can be obtained only at
that place Tickets for sale may be obtained at
Colemans, Browns, and Fuller's Hotels, and at Mr..
Fischer's stationary store. No tickets will be sold at
the door of the Saloon on the night of the Ball
March 3-2t
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ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE

Inauguration of HE President elect on The
fourth Of March, lS45.
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IL.
Ringgold, G. II.
Remington, John So
Rawson, l.. So
iteeslde, Jr., Jas.
Rowan, Jr., John
X ichmond, Dean
X ussell, Chas. w.
RI gers, Nathaniel G.
).
Sta pies, Jr, Henry
Schlegel, Ferdinand
Secor, Chas. A.
Shlllaber, John-2
Sutherland, Miss Susan
Simpson, DR.. w. A.
Stebnins, A. q
Summers, Samuel
Stansber-y, Henry
Stagagnini, Lewis
Sanders, Capt. John
Stewart, John Nj.
Sutton, Owen z.
Sawyer, l..
Singleton, w. G..
Stenson, +. j., u. s. N.
Pequin, Jaques
Spencer, John of Ind. 3
-Storer, Mrs. Joseph
tSteavens, James
-Somers, Miss Eliza
.Sommers, Mrs. Susanna
sullivan, Thomas
Stuart, Alex. ii. III.
Stuard, Carter
Sherman, S. G.
Sinclair, Nj. W., u. S. n
r.
Terrill, Joel
foyer, Reuben
Thompson, Alex.
Taylor, Pass. Mid. Us.
Thomas, Ross
Thumblet, Jas. E.
Thompson, James
Turner, V.
Thompson, Geo.
Taylor, Miss Georgia
Thomas, John W.
Turner, 1t. Com. Chas.
u.
Upshaw, Col. A. M. M.
V.
Valentine, Chas.
Van Zandt, Joseph
w.
Woodruff, VIM. M.
Williams, James
w haley, w. II.
Walker, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wilson, Thos, M.
Wilson, Henry l..
Watson, Miss Mary A.
Walker, Samuel
Wallace, Mrs. Harriet
Watson, Maj. J. l..
Williamson, John
Wallace, T.
Wilmot, David
Whalley, John l..
Warner, Ebenezer-2
Willipgbam, John
Williams, Nancy
Wexford, John 5.
w heeler, Geo. w.
Warren, Joseph
Woodall, w. A.
Weldon, Jas. III.
Williams, Mrs. Ann
Walker, Joseph A.
Walker, Joel
Wilson, Launcelot
Walker, Miss Augusta
Williams, Mrs.
Walker, David
Walker, Mrs. Emily NJ.
Williams, Col. s. NJ.
Waddle, Samuel
Worcester, Eldad
Y.
Young, Jr, Jas.
Yates, Mid. Jas. B.-3
TAILS.
s. J.
IyanhOe
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Neyins, Mrs.
Norris, Mrs. Ann Louis
Newton, J. T., u. s. N.
Owens, Thos. +.
Page, Miss Mary A
Pease, l.. L.
Pearce, Franklin
Pratt, Il. & b. +.
Plant, Jas. X.
Price, Sterling
Pope, 1t. John
Plowman, jesse +.
Patison, John
Fad yett, Hanson
Quintu, Joseph h.
Rose, DR.. w. K.-2
Robbins, Jr., John-2
Romayne, Mrs. +.
Rogers, w. S.
Robertson, Miss Mary
Robey, Horatio N.
Rabbit, Mrs. Mary A.
Rogers, w.
Smith, Mrs. Mary Ann
Smith, Henry
Smith, Mrs. EmilyI
Sipe, Hezekiah
Space, Christian
Smith, James
Smith, Mrs Mary r
Storm, Leonard
Simms, A. Do
Smith Joseph
Slack, Thomas
Slack, VIM. b.
Storm, John
Scott, Alfred
Shultz, j.
Smith, Miss louisa
Sayres, Ethan
Smith, Mrs. Sally
Shields, Miss Mary Ann
Smith, Col.
Shanks, Michael-2
Sturgiss, Joseph
Scholfeld, Mahlon
Smiley, VIM. R.-2
Schnabel, Ellis B.
StIgull, William
Spragrns, Thos. S.
Tarn, Mrs. Mary
FOWL, DR.. VIM.
Teal, Col. VIM.
Toombs, Robert
Tassis'ro, Louis F.
Thomas, VIM. II.
Taliaferro, Law.
Taylor, E. D.
Tannehill, VIM,
Thompson, Mrs. A.
Taylor, 1t. Robt. D..
Thornberry, John
Upshaw, DR.. VIM. J.
Vail, Aaron
Vincent, F.-2
Wolf, Mrs. Sarah
Ward, Mr..
Wright, VIM. ii.
Wolf, Berkermaister
Wright, Mr.. Constable
Webb John A.
Wise, J. b.
Wolf, Daniel
Wright, John w.
Wilkes, Hamilton
White, Miss Fanny
Whyte, F.
White, Richard
Wood, Fernando
w est, w.
Ward, Mrs. Thos.
w God, Bradford, h.
Winn, Mrs. R.-2
Whittlesey, Cbas 3
Whitney, Louis +.
Walker, James
Warren, Calvin Az
Weston, Jr., Nathan
Williamson, w. II.
Wilson, N. J.
Willard, Saml. A.
Webster, s. s.
Wingerd, J. P.
Whitney, Asa
Williams, Hezekiah
Williams, II. r.
Worden, Olivia
| Walker, Joseph A.
Williams, ii. T.
Young, Sen, Benz.
Young, Mrs Rebecca
Young, Mrs. Serena
IN
NJ. NJ
r. V. X.
M. G. A.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
WIN. E BURTON, LESSEE.

VIM. Z BURTON, LESSEE.
On Monday, March g. lS45,
For the first time at this theatre will be performed
the nimilable burlesque OF
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Prince Azor, doomed to a beasts shape
by the power Of a demon, Mr.. II. Chapman
Sir ALLOCATE Pump, Beauty father, Mr.. Burton
Afer which the
CONGO MELODISTS
will appear as
REFINED GENTLEMEN OF THE NORTH.
After which an entire New Farce, c9lled the
BLACK GHOST;
Or, The Niger turned Physician.
Jim-aong -Josey "a shoe black DOCTOR
and ghos) Mr.. Smith.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Pos
Marc
DPersons inquiring I
list, will please say they
Alexander. l.. G.-2
Armstrong, Col. Josiah n
Anderson, John
Anderson, Miss Mary A
Brown, Mr.. Plasterer
Brown, George
Bond, Joseph
Bruce, Miss Martha
Brown, Mrs. Mary c.
Brown, Gulley M.
Burtch Egbert
Black, Patrick
Beck, Samuel +.
Brown, Julia Ann
Buard, p. A.
Brown, James
Belt, William l..
Brooke, 1t. U. s. M.
Barnes, DR.. Joseph h.
Bell, Miss Maria
Brown, Thomas
Beck, Waters
Bell, Miss Martha Ann
Balch, George w.
Barnes, Mrs. l..
Brown, Miss Priscilla
Bell, Captain }. }.
Brooks, Joseph
Brown, Augustus l..
Beck, J. w.
Burch, Miss Cordelia
Belts, DR..
Boron, William-2
Blackboard, William NJ
Corse, Miss Mary l..
Coombe, DR.. j. G.
Cook, Nj. S. Wander
Clarke, Henry
Cole, John G.
Childs, DR.. Henry A.
Ctopley, Edward s.
Cotton, G.. l..
Cotton, George II.
Carter, Col. Robert w.
Coursey, James
Compton, Ruel X.
Calnan, Mrs. Mary
Cuyler, George A.--2
Casteel, Edmond
Clemson, G..
Chittenden, N. w.
Cunningham, G.
Cooper, Marx A.-2
Claiborne, t. G.
Cooley, K. nj.
Crawford, T. of Boston,
Centemus, John l..
Craigin, DR.. Charles II.
Cooper, w Iiliam II.
Chambers, Benjamin
Deas, Passed Mid
Day, Louisa
Duke, Lieutenant N. W
Drane, Mrs. Margaret
Doyle, George
Duncan, Alexander
Dawson, Simeon
Dobbyn, James
Dodson, Ms. Amy
Dunnivln, William
Douglass, Mr..
Dorsett, J. M.-2
Drayton, Joseph
Donaldson, A. G.
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To conclude with the last new domestic drama, OF
strong interest called the
MURDER AT THE MARI. PIT.
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u5-The inland postage on all letters intended 70
20 by ship must be paid otherwise they remain IN
this office, WM' JoNbo, T. W.
March |, 1855
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Haynes, Mrs, w.
Hall, Miss Sarah
Hunt, John Il.
Hall, Tkos. s.
Iiurd, Seth 5.
Helm, Henry
Hooe, Miss Geo. A. 3.
Hall, Geo. A.
Haight, Silas
Hines, A. y.
Harte, Edward
Hill, Charles
Hill, Richard
Hoyle, Miss +. A.
Hill, Clement
Heap, 8. Dc
Heslling, Ann
How ard, John
Hinton, Gen. Ohio
Hawkins, Thos.
Halestoek, Reuben
Harrison, Miss Susan
Jones, Raphael
Jones, Murphy
Jones, Benjamine
Jones, s.
James, Mrs. Mary Y.
jerks, w IN.
Jones, Wan. l.,
Jones, Mrs. M. A. NJ
johnson, Thomas
Johnston, Ed.
Hing, Mrs. Mary
Kirk, John w.
Knowles, Mary
kernon, w llilam-3
kershaw, John
Lay, LII. Geo, We
Lee, Henry
Legare, J. d.
Llnsley, Charles
Lancaster, Joseph b.
Lewis, Isaiah VIM. p!
Lochry, Edward
Ledyard, Heny-2
Larner, A. J.
Moore, Miss Emily Jane
Miles, John
Moore, Miss Cerusia
Mann, Mrs. M. "A. T..
Moore, George
Moore, Eli
Major, William
Massolett, Vincent
Martin, w m, Of Philad.
Mllvllle, Miss Julia
Mumtord, John J.
Middleton, Chss. II.
Martin, Sen'r. Joseph
Mitchell, John 4.
Martin, VIM. A.
Morrill,, Charles
McClaIn, Moses
Mclean, John, Of N. Y.
McLemoore, John CO
McCiuskey, Bernard
McCa1iN- Robert
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03
The Charleston Evening News,
By J. N. CARDoZo.

BY J. N. CARDoZo.
A N Evening Paper, with the: above tile,
IA WILDE published daily, in this city: on the
lst of October next, if sufficient number Of
subscribers can be obtained to warrant the nm
dertaking.
Il will include the usual quantity Of POLITICAL
commercial and shipping intelligence, foundln
daily journals of its size, and embrace such Sc
ections MS are most interesting and attractive;
TO the general reader. Itis almost unnecessary
to state, that on all public questions INVOLVING
the rights and interests of South Carolina, thd
conductor of,he Evening News will be foune
attte post Of duty; while tits nearly superttus,
GUS 10 add. that its colnmns will be free from.
every species OF personality, or Of freuark offen-
sive to the taste of community with the re-
fncment of manners that characterlzes the peo.;
pie of Charleston VI, ::
TO meet the public desire for cheap daily
journal, and 10 approach as nearly as possible
to the principle of cash payments, in conduct
ing this paper, the Evening News, will be
furnished TO subscribers at Sc per annum, pay
able haIEyearly, or so cents per month,paya.
BILE monthly Advertisements will be inserted
ut the rate OF so cents per square for the FIRST
insertion. and 373 cents for each succeeding
insertion. For all advertisements Of lines
and under. the charge will be 25 cenls. The
Evening News" 5e of the medium size
of public journals. will be printed with neat
type and on good paper. =.
,ri:weeky paper win be issued at 81 per
annum: payable in advance. q
Subscription lists are left at the Courier and
Mercury Offices, and at the different Book and
Stationer's Stores, .r :.
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State of South Carolina.
-. EDGFIELD DISTRICT.

William Brunson and Catherine ! Summons!
Cox and others, Appl'ls, vs.. IN
Calvin Cox and others, Defts. Part,t'on;
MT appearing 10 nv satisfaction, that Cal.
vim Cox, Odum Coz; the children Of, Nancy
Ford, formerly Cox. Peggy Cook, t9rnefiy
Cox, Asa Odom, SON Of Gillian Cox, Deiend.
ants in the above stated case, ieaide without
the limits Of this State. is therefore ordered,
that they do appear and object to the DIVISION
or sale of the Real Estate of Solomon COX,
deceased, on or before the sixth day Of October
next, or their consent TO the same will be en-
tered of record.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
July ::sr1- s... "a :
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South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Nancy Nj. Dlllard, Execulix. vs.. ,Dec'n in
Enoch Byne, Harmon Husl. For. At
aud " III. ii. Byne. )lachmemt.
n He Plaintiff IN tie above stated cases bav-
IL ing this day filed her declaration in my
office, and the defendants having neither wives
or attorneys known TO be within the limits of this
Stale, on whom copy OF said declarations
with a rule to plead can be served: 1t is there.
fore ordered, that the said defendants do plead
to the said declarations, within year and a
day from the publication of this order, or fna
and absolute judgment will be awarded agains
them.
THOMAS G. BACON, c.c.p.
Clerks Office, 18th March IS45 Iy 6
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New Weekly Paper in Charles
ton.

NnROSpECTUS OF. THE CHARLES
TON MIRROR-A WEEKLY JOURNAL,
devoted to the advancement Of the Temperance
Cause and General Literature, TO be published
in this city as soon a. sufficient number Oh
subscribers shall he obtained. 80,
The subscriber proposes (shonld q sufficient
number of names be obtained 10 warrant The.
undertaking J to establish in this city, Weekly
Paper, devoled to the cause Of Temperance,
Agriculture and General Literature.
In large aud popnlous city like onis, EN-.
brac so large field of Temperance ope-
rates with three or four fourshing societies.
devoted exclusively TO the advancement {
the cause, it would scarcely seem unreasonable
10 presume. that with proper effort, a sufficient
proportion Of patronage might be secured, to
warrant the permanent establishment of. d news
paper which would seIve as an organ Of the
views and sentiments of the temperance com.
muni,y, as well as repository Of select mis-.
ceiany Tor the entertainment Of the general
reader.
With the exception Of the religious press, we
have moi a single weekly paper in Charleston,
while in many Of our northern cities, they are
nor only inhumeruble, but well supported
Surely, then, we eau sustain one!
proposed 10 ueulCdte pOl uOu vi NSsCoi-
umns, to The publication of commercial and
Other intelligence. Embracing such ofihe cur.
rent news ol the day, as may be afforded by
original contributions aud appropriate selcc.
tons. The literary columns will comprise
series Of essays, tales, sketches, &C., portion
of which will be written expressly for the Mir.
ror Tue editor has already secured the aid
of a number Of jealous and active members OF
the Charleston Total Abstinence Society, who
will contribute frequently to its pagesi aswelt
as that of several Of our most popu or writers
by whose valuable cooperation, lie has hereto.
fore been enabled 10 contribute to the entertain.
ment of the reading community
Tile rate of fannual subscription will be fixed
at 1.-TWO dollars. Those who may prefer to sub
scribe for "a shorter period will be furnished at
twenty-five cents per MONTH. Advertisements
will be inserted at twenty-five cents per square
of twelve lines.
The paper will correspond in size to the
other Charleston weeklies. The mechanical
execution will be regulated so as to give per.
feet satisfaction.
Subscription lists may be found at the Cou.
rier, Mercury and Patriot Offices. and ut the
Hall Of the Charleston Total Abstinence soci'
/, ciety, Meeting street.
JnIv 20 If IL.
wy w .s"-. s.ls..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

Rancid Batter.-To make rancid butter
sweet, beat TWO opounds Of it in sufficient
quantity OF water, into which drop thirty
drops OF. eloride oflime, and after washing
it well let ii stand about two hours in the
water; strain it of, and wash it again in
fresh wafer, and il will befresh and sweet.
This is French recipe--safe and simple.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

john b. n kountree' Declaration in Foreign
Attachment
THlHE Plaintiff having this day filed h;s De.
IL claraton in my office and the Defendant
having no wife or Attorney know TO be with
in the Sta,e, on whom copy Of the same, with
a rule to plead can be served: tits Ordered,
that the Defendant plead te the said Declara'
tion within yeur and day, or final and abso
Intc judgment will be given against him.
THOMAS c. BACON, C. c.P.
Clerks Office, Nov. 1lth, 1874.
Nov. l3 ly az
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The State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE CONE ON pLRA

nv LIE LOW- Wv eLRAS.
Alsey Mobley, Lewis MobIey, } Declaration
US. in
Simeol Jay. attachment.
WNHE Plaintiffs who by leave of the
l. Court, were allowed to plead their demanc
against the Defendant have this day filed then
Declaration against the said Simeon Jay, and
he having no wife or Attorney known to re-
side in this State npon whom rule to plead
with copy of said Declaration could be
served. Ordered that the said Simeon dc
plead to this Declaration within year and
a aday, orfinaljudgmentwill be awarded agains,
him.
THOMAS G. BACON, C. c.p.
Clerks Office, 22d Nov. 1874.
Nov.27 a. 1y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03
@oetie &esess;
FAREWELL TO WINE.
81 REV. c. W. DENIsoN.
Air" Roeka,uap."

81 REV. c. W. DENIsoN.
Air" Rocka,oay."
Farewell the cup! its charms are Ger
= Its rosy nectar resign;
NV chains are burst! I'm free once more!
FAREWELL 10 wine-farewell 10 wine!
The aching heart-,he throbbing vein
The trembling limb, that once were mlne'
Torment me not; I'm free again!
Farewell to wine-farewell TO wine!
Farewell my midnight hours Of gloom
For beams of day that round me sh'nei
dread no more drunkard's DOOM
Farewell to wine-farewell TO VINE!
Farewell delicious demon forms,
That once around my heart would twine !;
The flash and peal Of PASSIONS storms
Farewell to wine-farewell to wine!
Farewell home Of guilt and shame
Where those loved long used to pine;
They fear not now drunken name
Farewell to wine-farewell to wine!
Farewell the Iimpid, sparkling brim,
That would o'erwhelm faith divine;
That mocks at God, till hope is dim
Farewell to wine-iarewell to wine!
Farewell the cup! its charms are o'er'
Its rosy nectar resign
NV chains are bust! I'm free once more F.!
Farewell to wine-farewell to wine!