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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-11
State of South Carolina.
- EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. T.zss:
IN THE COMMON nLRAS.
= IN E,1t,os npr4orby;o,1 -,
Declaration in

paschsl Til TiIlman. Aaaeh@sat
THSHe Plaintiff in the above case having this
day filed his declarattoi in my Office, and
the Defendant having neither Wife nor At.
toruey known 10 reside within the limits Of
this Stste, on whom, a copy Of said Declera-
tion with a rule to plead can be served, onmo.
tion, Griffin, Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered that
suid Defendant appear aud plead to said Dec
Iara,ion within year and day from the date
hereof, or judgment will be awarded against
him by default. #. G BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Jan. 80, 1916. 1yl 3
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TO fEae Public. and Owners
0fGrist and Saw Mills 3

- W AHAN - ~u1bV12Oo " -
Of GrIst and Saw Mills !!
sTVAVING. purchased Of W.T.. Moore, who
/ dA Is the owner in the State OF South Caro-
line. of HOCHklSS SnYERTICALs s}REAC
TIoN WHEELS IS for Saw and Grist Mills, aud
other Machinery-~an having tested them fully
10 our satisfaction and the satisfaction of all
who have seen them, we now offer Edgeheld
Distr;ct, which we,iIave purchased. to the pub.
l:o, with. the following recommendations aud
list. = The simplicity Of tiieir construction; s
2nd. Their durability and power Of moving
Machinery. =, s, =: -.
3rd. They require one.ihWd less water, and
will do double as much execution in the same
time as any other used iii the South.
4th.. Back water does not effect them so
long as there is a head Of water above them,
asthe action of The wateris on the inner side
ofthe wheels. =. :, J. =, =
7COTHRAN g. ROFF.
P.5S. Nix. RorFSWho lis the. owner of one
half Of the right for the District is practical
Mechanic, and put up good many Mills.
His services can be had at aHy time, by d.
recting 10 Winter Seat, 8. C.
III do certify that assisted Mf. Rolf in put
ting Mr.. Joh,i,C CotAran's Saw Mil in operation
with the Vertical Cast Wheels. 1t fuses much
less water than The old futter wheel. Much more
durable and very simple. II needs no
recommendation, us it recommends itself.
have just seen test Of it with back waler--
the wheels wele covered, and | did not see
any difference in its running. | have been
employed as a Mill Wright for number Of
years, and It surpasses any thing have ever
Witnessed. THOS. JOHNSON. z
JaniarY23 E 2m,s
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LalQremeevIlIe Female
z8 ,AgC "A D E M ".

RTR. and Mrs. II ERBERr take this method
lYH of informing their friends and the pub.
lie generally, thutthey still have charge o! lhis
Institution, with very aattering prospects -
They have also associated Mr. s. T. SAuNIER,
an able and experienced Music Teacher. un-
surpassed by any in the Stale. !. '.@tI, =
Thankful for past favors, they only SOLICIT
continuance Of the patronage so iibeiaiiy De-
slowed for fifteen years.
;, February 18 - st /.
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South Caroline, ss
EDGEFIELD7 DISTRICT. II
IN Ns1,HEs7 COMMON PLEAS. S.

Nancy M. DiIlard, -Executix. VS.. Dec'nin
Enoch Byne, Harmon H ust. For.sAt
and VIM. H.sByne. tuchm =
YUNHE Plaintiff in the above stated cases nav
z Il ing this day filed her declaration iii my
Office, and thedef efendants having neither wives
orat,orneys knownto bewithin thelimiis this
State, whom a ascopy.ofl said declaration.
with. rule To- plead can be served. II is there
fore ordered, ,thatthe said defendantsdo plead
to the said declarations, within,a a year and Q
day from the publication ofthis order, or final
and.absoEuie jadgmentwilIbe wardedagains
them. 4 = = ~ as; -:
THOMAS G. BACON o.c.P,
Clerks Office l7th March lea5 ~ 8
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w A.RE-HOUSE
100 AND

e o IN mlSSl0 uSln eSSe
.YEy HANKITUL to our friends for the liberal
IL patronage hitherto received, we respect.
fully solicit coiHanuance ofthe same at our old
IS ,Water-PrO0f Warehouse,
Where we will continue" to Reeeige. Store and
Sell CoTToN AMI other PnopUcE, Rcceiuc
Eo-,nnxd
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BeOegghe TO ahe jail

AR HAF this District, negro Wo-
I'm W man who says her name
kASis MARY, and tina. she belongs
L$Sro Mr.. Martin Edwards, Mer-
%/f2 chant living in Milledgeville, Ga.
ss Said woman is about five feet, two
ioches high, light complexion, and be-
tween 1went .6ve and thirty years OF age.
She has two small scars on her forehead,
and nearly all other upper front teeth are
rolted off She says she runaway about a
month since.
The owner Is requested to come for
ward. prove property. pay charges and
take her aw ay, olherrise she will be dealt
with as the law directs. .-..-. :
s;s1G C. H. GOODMAN, Jailor E. D. Z
Feb. IS 1916 -e: IL 80
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ggSNo III 81 sssss: II,
LITTLE LoNiG1NGs.

~ 4 ~ = D ~.
;aT1 LITTLE LONG1NGs.
wish'I had little wife, gas,. .a !.
Aud liad little land,
l'd have alittle house upon it,
And feel little grand;
I'd wan'ta little daughter, and
Likewise little son,
= And when Id little time to spare,
I'll have little fun.
A little CLASSY lake "a have,
We'll filled with little fshesi
My little pantry shelves should shine
~; With little pewter dishes.
Around my cot the little birds ~
-s Should tune their little throats
Z And on the little hills should frisk
- My little nanny goats. .
I'd lounge little after meals,
~ And take little ease
And if my little wife should scold
I'd raise little breeze.
I'd let ii rage a l,tle-then,
i. I'd take little ''horn," n
And little "snapp'd" 60 out and hoe
-. My little field Of corn. s'E
As should want little cash
id take little pains, !.
Since every.lilte triae helps r.i.
To lay up little gains; ~
Aud then Id smile at little ills,
Avoiding little snares,
Enjoy little paradise, &.
Aud laugh at little cares. g.a
These little lonsings, though are vain,
Yet little minds,,hey bore
And when lil,e mortal gets
He sishs for little more. -.
~ Despite the little ballad says
Or call, it little song,
: iSE.:.Man wants but little here below,
. .s5 Nor wants tha, little long"
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lEN He Subscriber inte endIng 10 move Solitli,
offers for sale, the Planintion on which
he now resides, containing three hundred and
eigh, acres. lying Immediately on the Piney
Woods Road, eighteen miles from Augusta any
seven from Rdgefeld Conr House. Any
person wishing to purchase will do well to
call on the subscriber, and examine the premi.
ses. y.g ..-g GEO. w. JONES. :
: December3l If 40
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Notice.

rs Notice. ,sss s
.T OST by tile subscriber al Edge6eld CHI ::
u on the 5th of January, 1886 "a Note given
by James Zimmerman 10 Lewis Culbieath,
some time in January 1e45, for thlrty.seven
dollars and fifty cents, due the 25th December
;le45, with credit Of two dollars made on.lhe
5thJanuary, 1886.
All persons are therefore forewarned from
Grading for note Of the above description. =,
g S: E. E. RIC CHARDSON. =
February Z. Z. tie - 81 Z.
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sou,erviIle, January "a, 1874.

Il HOPPING COUGH AND GROUP. TO
Parents: Jayne's EzpcetoTan,%is without ex.
ception the most valuable preparation in; use,
for the above diseases. It converts Whoopins
Cough into mild and tractables disease-
sllortens its duration more tian; one hall, and
produces certain and speedy recovery
From half 10 one ;tea.spoonful will certainly
cure GROUP in infants and young children,
in half an hour or an,hour:s The lives OF
hundreds of children will be, saved annually
by always keeping ton hand. ready foraiiy
emergency. u t.:-.,.55 -, =,
X. Is. ROBERTS is DR.. Jayne's only
Agent at Edgefeld Court House. 't'ia Y ~
Belrare Of Counterfsits !az 81
March ,'a'ss4 ~ IF Ssf 6
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State of South allol q
EDGFFiEBD DiSTRlCT

= .@-s fN NTRECOH1IOWg.PL
!, Archibald Boggs, 6
.-,-l+.ys. , iss Dec,n, an dftdtlaftat
&. RaSsH, nSsRef hilsls' Z e
IS. y. Declaration n 81
and hassi assas$ sS1i Il asss &
rnoeh ,i; Bvne. psel1'a's0n5ss eass'asa1
Charles Hall, Wa
Harrnod Hust. 3
Gideon Dowse. ~ IS s. ,.,, {,
Harmon HusIs s:ss: s:ss.5
: vs.: Isssfoasa1 dttaeamea.s
Benjamin E E. -Gilstsp, 2 S s;is;s,;ss Z;
Enoch Bynes aaa IS: asiashassi So
AnqIew Grew Rs.. ns!. aaa5 y i ~:
: SSMn Snra;nars ss.s;s 49,
c * = go = s,,osh,Ss
l,'eEnocb Ryne.f s6Is ss
&: james ess =, -. Dfoep, y
I. p,onb asne and; at,asSrsttl iia
= uormon HIST ~ "a:
r. M;ller - ss5 -
yss. . :, sr-fI- SsTfc7in lalGxane1tss
Harmon Hust. ~ .s.S;..s5 - -
Kaer. e. Hone. i SO sJses
- vs. lDcs. IN d1acsmens 3;
Eno.h Bvne. ,sSI =
JaSn Rosers s,sa gs
- 70 s Declaration IN Is N
Fnocb RSne 4 nj 30 cknte;lt.
gi;;ob Ryns sssi 3 rs 3s
A,eTn rdare Walkef.
! : gsssy ssTSsg Is Dsela,tio q
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s. & ttstE 70 Sfs5 ips4
q Es5Ss so s,,31 !.
s lS Is $ 8 !
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EdgefeId Academy.

ALL Persons are hereby cautioned anu
"A foIewarned against opening accohnls
with the School Boys, from abroad, wi1hout
the knowledge or consent OF tier Parenls,
Guardians OF! Teacher. Sucha course 1t must
be foreseen would deter Parents from ABROAD
from sending their children to ON institution.
exposed to such'practice. :, .,,ocn q
H. 4. .McCLINTOCh. r
February25 ~ 20 If - 5,
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"a .:Al9Y0TEa ] & Fe PRIsOOE. 8

81 MFR. Mason.-Dear Sir---I take great plea
sure ininforming youlhat tho. bottle ofJ1YsE's 8
HAIR TosIc which obtained from syon1last
October, has proved most satisfactory and sue
cessrul1 Fornearly q year previous 70. using
the Tonic, my hair had been falling out. and
had become very thin and weak-and, for
about six months Il was very much afflicted
with SCALED Head, ,ihe sores covering almost
the entire head; after using The Tonic for about
lwo months, my head was completely cured.
and my hair fully restored ,and is now growing
finely. Respectfully yours, DC. - = y
n-e''ss tSAMUE w. VAN FLEET. :
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Sta tss 3 E outIi Carol Ina
EDGEFJELp1Iss @.;. 81
( s7.IlY COMM REEA ;sssss' 81
John B Gordon Declda tiof tss

# Jos. NJ. PefriiH lilssssst ts ID
yEsHE Piain.if in The above case. hasinss
5 u dey filed his declaration in nay oflces and
The Defendant laying nsi:he 81
State, ON whom, copy Of the same vit snletif
10 plead can be served, on motion Of sf3slsEe
Plaintiffs Attorney; il SIS ordered that the said
Defendant do appear aud plead so said ddees
iaraiion within year and 4 day from
hereof or Judgment will BE awarded dsa gMnss q.
binrby default q:
THos Ct lBA CON By Y, 3
Clerks Office, Oct 17th 81 , :
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Cotllii'osiotie sS = 5tieS 80.
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EBEH SG R &c OR &ASE@NJ
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Wholesale GkeLdu JcOCefS
80; G.. -, :. ,,..'.i5
CORNER oEsTRE And saaaKfT NJ RET STREETS,
1.s3.i HIMB BURG,S -.
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Articles, wnigh ns Snsa =, e Z, @ as;aas 1'.N
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2 .et.It = = ~;
80 hhds. consisting Of St;;sioiS, = oia'fne'u :
portoTh RICO aho MuscoSaeoi az -; IS IS Il
sss eiS, 1Lso, 3, IS, 3. :, 40. :
Double kehned hoai, Ny Srpshea ana o"us'eu
Sugars, ), :, :, -: :, 3,
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= 2 Esshaksa q ssssasez 3 6apas
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IN THEa CoMM0N PLF4ss
Archibald Bosgs, :, q. & 4
:. Hurmrop :tilst
I, Robef. Little s = & 81
Z ,I, rs. s:sss Stf55s.S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-01

cracy" of that State recognized their trusted lead
ers Tin despite of Mr.. Buchanan's old federal
taint,) and in whose assurances they presumed
they might implicitly confde. Even the speech
es of MIR. Polk himself, in opposition to the Pro-
tective policy, were read to the people in vain.
Ii was sufficient to say, in order to ncutralize
their effect, it was said, that these documents
were "arrant forgcries '-"Roerbacks"-got up
10y the Wings, to mislead the honest yeomanry of
the country, by men who were themselves guilty
OF the very crime they charged upon their oppo.
nents.
Such are the means, and such the instruments,
by which the defeat of Henry Clay was effected,
and the election of James h. Polk secured. Can
any honorable man, of either party, read the state.
ment, without feeling the blush of indignant shame
crimsoning his cheeks fthese things were done
IN the green tree, what may we not expect in the
dry If at this early day, the arts of imposture
can thus be successfully employed to deceive the
people, and If the men engaged inthe dirty work,
instead OF being scourged in the market places,
are elevated 10 the highest seats in the synagogue
may We not reasonably apprehcnd hereafter the
repetition Of acts so dscredtable to those guilty
OF them, and so well calculated to lead to the
overthrow of Republican institutions, by demon.
strating that the right of sef-government. secured
to the people, may be so easily perverted, by I'M
Princped and artul dcmagogues, TO the defeat of
the very object which alone imparts to il any va
lue or renders il worthy of preservation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-01
The Heroine of Fort Brown

Atth dinner given by the officers OF the army 10 the
committee OF the Louisiana Legislature at Arstas Head
Quarters in Matanoros the following sentiment was en-
Enthusiastically cheered, viz:
BY 1t. Brsgg.-"The Heroine of Fort Bro1n"
Lieut. b. saId. that during the whole OF the lombard
ment the wife OF one of the soldiers whose husband was
ordered with the Army to Point Isabel remained in the
Fort and though the shot and shells constantly flying
on every side she disdaned seek shelter in the bomb
proofs but abored the whole in cooking and taking
care OF the soldiers without the least regard TO her
safety Her bravery tho admiration OF all who ere
IN the Fort Where the shot few there was she
and she frequently lit soldiers segsr from an exploded
she'll She rs large athletic woman, having frame well
proportoned TO her big heart She is now the ia
yote Of the whole army, and being native Of Indiana
the s"bque every where attaches her Of the "GREAr
WESTLRN." "
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From Tie Pncific.

correspondent Of tho Boston POST writing from Vapa
raso under date OF April I'd, says--"Tho elections are
oger and President Bunes again elected We had some
excitement here tho last night OF the election days-some
sixty wounded and nine killed. This have from one Of
the nedeoE There several stores robbed and quito
al attempt TO raise revolution"
The ship Horcnsia Of Baltimore, had soed having on
board Senior Carvalo Minister from Chill TO the United
States, and several young Chlenos who were TO finish
their education in this country. Don Felix Kennn one of
the candidates for the Presidency had been arrested and
was with forty others prisoners on board the
fngate Chill.
The depntnlion sent by the Argentine Government, to
Chill TO ask their neutrality in the existing war arrived NJ
Santiago on the 18Th Of March, and again for Buenos
Ayres on the 25i Their mission entirely successful
the President refusing 10 assist in tho least
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CAPT. M'RAE'S RESPONSE.
Miss TnIIeX and Mr.. Anderson.


have been deputcd by the Henrico Light ORA.
goons to express their high sense Of the value and
merit Of this beautiful flag; and their no less high
sense Of the honor conferred in the gift.
This flag presents in happy combination the en-
boms Of the Union and our State. hamOniously blend
ing like the Federal and State features Of our political
system.
II the soldiers heart beats high in the contempla-
ton Of that noble bird the emblem Of our country. The
soul is not less stirred with the pride Of historic rcco-
lection when we view the peculiar arms and motto Of
our own VmGiMA.
While this beautiful drapery floats over u.s. We can
never forget that VIC have a country to love- CHERISH
and defend Whose course like the Eagles is onward
and upward Nor we fail to be inspired by Vir-
ginias proud motto when trampng the Tyrant in
the dust-"SIC SFMPER TYRANNIS"
When we look on this side Of the picture we are
reminded Of those eminent men, Of revolutionary era,
who, by their virtues and services, have rendered
their own names immortal, and made the name Of
Virginia an inheritance Of which every son Of the
commonwealth may be proud. When we look on
that side Of the picture, we rccollect our glorious
union the source Of our strength, and the guarantee
for perpetuity and national greatness That noble
bird reminds us that his eye scans and his wings Gov
or the remotest verge Of dominions and that I'M
der their shadow we repose in security, honor and
glory.
Devices and emblems like these are no mere empty
pageant As we pause before the statue Of Washing
ton in Hvelier contemplation Of those virtues and
qualities which adorned the most perfect Of human
characters so. from this beautiful Hag we will draw
fresh inspiration To light the soldiers path way. But,
Il the subject Of flag contains valuable moral,
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toui miles, and s oil they tor burning: g,r,n ,,d M
P.pPers are hung up round every sal and each pc,n
aAes marketing brings less vi IT, a. th.y u,o
more proiusely than any other people
we uen marched through tho ptine,pnI STRAIT. f ,i.
pace which were found much more deserted IN an N, ,n
usy IN inc week, particularly we approached tho
kes " Tue town. The citizens have loss much OF that
sphcSs aud umidity which characterized tb, m, ~, .
ago, aud ins,cad OF shutting their door, az No., -,
"h'eh hey were wont TO do heretofore wouhI I,co,,,
eo'ne gu, o, them and salute with good day r.n,,
nc" particular qualification nj this MS IL as.n,,J
'e uct were convinced that the character of
was never To uample upon fallen foc We fell i'm viii ~
ns " our men In every part Of the town and NOT am, Of
mem secuted IN the least intoxicated or isn, IL
mah inc most genuemanly conduct. S'
In the coaisc Of two weeks som. E,,,v n, en- .,,.
houses nave been established and this compc,i,io ~ ~
snght measure, tended reduce the e,o,li,,n, -,
charged on our arrival. passablo dinner Can nov H.
oo'aihso ior oV OF 70 eb-I mean dinn,r IA, . .oI,,.
who lives In camp pork, beans g., -, 'u'o''
mon case catet can be had these pl,ec. TO- al
Tue greatest treat we met with in all our p.ramh,,i, .
ons was some ice, which we discovered by seeing Lace
ign actoss the street. The gentleman keeping m, bo,
had sent 10 Point Isabel for stores and Ind v., - a.
ms wagon Tor one barrel OF this precious article ~
may DC sure we directed steps the ho., mi 81
.eas 'ne counter lump OF surc enough icc which
"eS served 10 us IN brandy nj two bits n plas, NIL,
stand there II schooner Point Isabel loaded
N4oeioek every house OF roircshmen wa, closed Inv
oiuer OF Een Taylor and tho patrol wcro sent inn. ~,
o'oot soldiers to cross the rivor, and To arrest
moso VINO might be intoxicated noisy, Al Tho same
time Mexican police is started out by their own
es 10 Keep their people in order On the hat of each In
large leuers IL the word "Poeia and they seen, "a nm,
% sna uie sword which bangles by their SIDE as any
militia captain you saw. 10y
DAY before Yesterday marching orders wero copr,.,
anueo ana between the issuing and the Commemorative
OF ORDERS thsro Is more perpeNiy than any hing ole, Nv
10 70 nave oeen on the march before this time but
III iuea OF Is now knock in the head and we are nyp,
way" or back water. give
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ID ED,

In this city, June 29h, JAMES L.wpxscr trou -
ne 1o'n year OF his Death the King of Terror.
oy most persons is looked upon as source of ,os ,nj
cy, Tor no one that witnessed Lc suaerinpg and nice"
the subject OF this notice endured, from his infancy |
nave wished his life prolonged Otheru in hi. si,n,;
would have given up to their infrmities sn, nj, ~ nI
and independent spirit would allow him to becon
burden upon his aged paren-bu, as long as s,renSb
was isit him. he toled and earned his own livelihood
In all ms transactions with his fellow man. he rv,a CO..
rect and the "soul Of honor" Deformed, cripnle
snd eriietes, no one that him but pied him NO
ono hai knew him but loved him. Throughout hi, brief
career ne was cheerful and hopeful, and calmly await,
ed the hat OF the Divine Ruler. who in his infinite mc,
ey has released him from all his suffering. and talon
nun nome; therefore, ye mourners send not I'm the Ia
mehtanons OF woe but rejoice and give thanks 10 lodi
mat he remembered him in his affection; and say with
one voice, thy will, God. be done! His deotb wns
calm ana easy-his sole reliance the God of Israel
the faith Of his father. r'u III
o1r Philadelphia Parers will please COPY