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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRIT. -
!, IN THE COMMON PLEAS. 3
John Hill, Ordinary, } Declaration it /,

Joshua Hammond. Attachment. =
THE Plaintiff in the above case hay
l. ing this day filed his Declaration ic
my office, and the Defendant having nei-
ther wife nor attorney. known 10 reside
within the limits Of this State, on WHOM
a copy Of said Declaration With q rdle.:to
plead can be served, on motion Of Griffin,
Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered lha, the said
Defendant appear and plead TO ahe said
Declaration within year and day from,
the dale hereof, or judgment will be'a:
varied against him by default. -
THOMAS g. BAC0N..c. c.P.
Clerks Office Feb. 10 1915 ~ 8
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ien,of.hem hadscommi,led The awful deed
underline Influence ofinlempesance. Judge
Edwards, who was in the chair, immedia,
tely confirmed the statement Of DR..
Dowlng. and said that he had on doubt
that an equally large propotion of ALT the
murders comniued are Attributable to the
same cause. .-f, i.
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State of South Cardinal.
y EDGFFfEED DISTRICT.

$50 EDGisf.fEED-
pY JOHN HILL Esd, Ordinary Of
I'D .Edgefeld District -.
Whereas John Adams, hath applied
10 me for Letters of' Administration, On all
and singular The goods and challels, rights
and credilsSof Lewis Glanton, late Of The
District aforesaid. deceased:
These ste,,herefore, 10 cite aud admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and cred
ilors of the said deceased, 10 be aod appear
before me; at our next Ordinary's Court
lor the said District, to he holden al Edge
field Courthouse, on the 9th day Of No
vemher ins!,. 10 show cause. il any, Why
the said administration Should moi be
granted. sS ~. -.
Given under my hand and seal. this Tho
26h day oi October, in the year of our
Lord Que thousand eight hundred and
forty-sixth. aud in The 7lst year Of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN HILL o. E b.
Ocir. % Ct 40
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PLa.FTATEON'
FRESH SUPPLIES.

TUST received and for. safe by-J. D.
~ TIBBETTS, a superior article Of
Lamp OIL. z, ~ .ss y3.
McMiHon's celebrated Tooth Wash for
cleansing and beaulilyins the teeth.
|! Hays I.inimenr, certain cure for Piles.
Champions Fever and Asue Pills. war
ranted 10 cure. ..,.,ss "a
Rowand's Tonic Mixl6re.
A fresh supply Of Spehcer's Pills:
HuIl's Cough. Worm and Headache
Lnzenges.
Sept 23 IT IS
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MARRIED..

On Thursday The 18th inst, by the Rev.
John Trapp, Mr.. l.. HAMILTON, 10 Airs. So
rHRosA HOLLOWAY, both Of Edsehsld District.
On the 22d inst, by H.. A. Williams, Mr..
HARrwELL WhiTrIE, to Miss ELLEN WAT
son, all of this District.
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state, 81. ,soiith Carolina.
EDGEFIEL DDISTRICT, =
IE COMMON PLEAS.
John b: Gordon, Declaration

Jes. N. Perrin. ! Pleas. a,
FENHE Plaintiff in the above case. hayiog dis
i day. filed his declaration in my: office, land
the Defendant having. neither Wife or Attor-
ney;known TO- reside within the limits ofstLs5
State, on whom a copy of the same with ruls
to plead can be served, on motion Of ;Bauske;t.
Plaintiffs Attorney,it is ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear aud plead to said dec
lurationwithin a year and a day from the date
hereof, or. Judgment will be awarded against
him by default. esss3zs - *
THOs. BAGQN..c.sc s.<sp.s !
Clerks Office, Oct l7th5 JSA5 80 g,
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no the Public,

T0HN NJ, LUNQUEST, Matchmaker and
% JetoeleT, from. Charleston, s. C.wonld re.
spec,fuIly inform the citizens Of Edgefeld, that
he has taken. The store next 10 Mrs. Ward, and
nearly opposite Ryan's Hotel, and that be will
do such work in his line as may offer, in q
woIkmaniike manner, and on reasonable tcrms
Also. Daguc'rsOtpt likenesses taken sin q
superior nluRner.
Sept %, le46 St 35ssa e
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y 10 StTsI SI.G =

lhan,Iiage ever before eenoffered in a similar
Establiahlnent-in Hamburss--also an excellent
assurtmentet Colten, Silk and Merino SHIRTS
aud DRAwgRs, Satin. q Selfad|nsting STocKs
BosoMs, sCoLLARs,. CRAvATs, PocKEr HAND
KEEcHlEFs GLOVES, SgsPESpEEs, Sc. &c.
Supori6lendaiics,, lance, If Mr.. n .H GooDR,cH, whose
experience and staiae cannot fail 10 give salts.
faction 10 all who MAY fuyor onr shop with
their custom.
all work made ut our shop WARRANTED
to please bottfin SIC and WORKMANSHIP
or no sale. 3.
z WW.s sKRTcHUM & CO.
Hamburg, octoler2i, 1876. -.
october'2S 81 40
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ELLIOTT & WRIGHT
WAREHOUSE g. COMMISSION
az IL A G R AZ 9 u So siyts

!. HAaBuRG,. 8. e. ...I.si....
A. NNoUNCE TO their friends, and the pub.
IN lie, tlat they have associated themselves
,osether.; FOX the transaction of the, above
business in al its branches. In offering their
services 10 the public in the above, they pledge,
themselves 70 deyote their undivided attention
%, >. TO THE SELLING OF S
Cotton, Flour, q other Produce,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING qoqrs:
Buying goods for Planters, or attend 10 any
other business usually transacted by
Commission Merchants - -.
d. ELLIOTT, y s. j. tiVRlaHr.
Hamburg. Sept. %. 1916. . a..;s
september 80 eo4t 30
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YEyO THE EFAlTHLESS!-
IL II any doubt the wonderful powers Of
" DE-. CULLENSL INDIAN VEGETABLE
PANACE-4,n @e inyite !themJo call upon Mr..
Isaac Brooks, Jr., Jefferson street, fourth door
west Of Schuykill Sixth street, below Locust.
and learn from his own lips Of ono Of the most
astonishing cures OF Scrofnla ever performed
on a human being-or call ut the redence of
his father, Eleventh: and Vine streets. Sold
by JOS. t. ROWLAND,
S6 Market street, Philadelphia.
RS. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefeld c. H
South Carolina.
october % 81 40
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<. Notice,

H FORBID, all persons from trading fer a
a Due Bill. given by Inc to Captain Richard
Ward, for iS64 l75r dated January 26. 1886
There is acredit upon said Due Bill of $50 90.
The Due Bill, I understand, has been traded TO
b.. Ryan: IwlIl no! pay uaid Due Bill Tex
cept to b. .5JF Ryun) until compelled 10 do 50
by law si c. H. GOODMAN.
october % l : - -! q 40
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South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT ~; T.
IN. TIE COMMON Pleas ~.
William T.. Smith, Indorser, Deelaratioa
80, rs. iR A.7
;, John Swanson. taehmeat.s
The Sume li...-ttt. 3

rs. 81, Declaration in Attachment
The Same. y - aaf
VNHE Plaintiff in the above cases, having
L this day filed his Declarations in my Of
fee. and the Defendant having neither Wife
nor Attorney. known to reside within the limits
of the said State, OH whom copy Of said dec.
laralions with arule to plead thereon can be
served, on motion Of NJ Gray. Plaintiffs AT:
torney, it is ordered. that the said Defendant
appear and plead to the said Declarations within
n year and day. from the date hereof, O.
Judgment will be awarded against him by de
fault I. q. BACON, G. E. d.
Clerks Office, Apri! 90. 1886 ly Is
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMM ON PLEAS.
ST. Hughes Declaration IN

Paschal TiIlman. HHachmeht. =.
gByHe Plaintiff in the above case having this
day filed his declaration. in my office, and
the Defendant having neither Wife. nor At:
iorney known TO reside within the limits Of.
ibis Ststc, on whom q copy ofsaid Declera,
ton with rule to plead can lie served, on mo-
ton, Griffin, Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered thar
said Defendant appea, and Jleud to said. Dec
lara,ion within year and u day from. the date
hereof, br:judgmenf will be awarded against
him by deiarh. 1; q; Bs.CON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Jan. 80, rcs46. ly 3
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New Goods |!

NUsHEN BUTTER a, 25 cents pound,
w Malaga Grupes, ATS cts a ponnd,
New crop Raisins, l21 cents pound,
Bed Tick, at l2t cents Il yard,
Red Flannel at IS cents yard,
Lard in Kegs, at 10 cents pound,
Lamp Gil, winner strained, at $I 371 cents
gallon,
Goshen Cheese, Negro Brogans, with large
assortment of new Drugs and Medicines,
at low cash cash prices.
R ROBERTS.
Edgefeld C II. e6,h Oct 1916.
oclober2S q 40
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FASERfO ONABTiEs GOODS.
Merchant Tailor Shop,

EEHE Tailor Shop lately kept over our H store,
n IS removed 10 the building formerly occu.
pied by D: q: PLUNKET,r, nearly opposite
our Store, where care now prepared 10 ex-
hibt for the inspection. Of our friends, custo.
mcre and illesjputIlc q much larger, finer and
-chenper stock of ~: g., ,,....
CLOTHS, sCASSIMERES,
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Valuable Lands ~ 81 ss7
FOR SALE In STH E MOST DESIR-
LErPORTfON5OEss 80 =
f. L&O RID II !:

f. L&O RID ..s..,,j a
N NHE Subscribers offer lorsais tlleif yslu!!
IL able LANDS situated in; Jefferson conn. !.
sty, Florida, lying directly on the 0esds river,
containing aboutieighteen bundled acres, aituS.
a,ed on public road, within nine miles f6f
Monticello, a flourishing village, aiso within IS
or 30 miles Of market, one thousand acres Of
the above land is hammock of The: first order, :
anil a large portion Of the remainder are oak;
and hickory. On the premises are a Dwelling
House 4S'by 50 feet not quite finished, together
with other necessary out buildings. Tie Land
is well waered and tirnbered. There are 45o
acres of open land on the premises, nearlyall Of !:
which are fresh hammock, and in besi possible Z
condition for cultivation u, - !,
This tract Of land is offered low and liberal >
lndutgenccs will be given to. an approved puy.
chaser. ifdesired, the land will be divided to !.
suit purcllascrs. -, .>g.s.5l.. Z
JOHN H: RoLLINGswoRTH,
ID. F. H0LLINGSWORrH, - rs. ..5: -5-:5
III, f. HOLLINGSWORTH l:i .i Z; q -:
october 81 rs. 3gS :
T Tie Charleston Courier and. Gieenyiles
Mouniaineer vii! givethe above four Insertions,
semi. hiont'iiy, and forward accounts TO This !,
office.
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StateR0f South Carolina,
EDGEFTEED DISTRICT.
IN THE<C0URT. or ORDINARY
William T:sBird, aud others, s,,,o,s N
Applicant, vs., Timothy SH n.a.,:.:n :"
Rcarden. q others Dtils., A'o" 0tt
ET appeainsto luy satisfaction, that limo
u thy :Rearden, and Mary Chealham, wife Of
John CIieaiiiaul. .sdec'd, heirs aud Distributes
of the estate5of Frances Bird, Decd, It's there
fore ordered, that they do appear and object TO
the sale in division oil The rraiesule of the said
Frances Bird dec d, on or before the first Mon
day in Eesaapay next, or their sent lo,he
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For the ddrcriiser.
CHURCHES OF THE EDGEFlELD BAP

For the adreriiser.
TO THE CHURcHEs OF THE EDGEFlELD BAP-
risT ASSOCIATION.
Dcar Brethron-The Home Mission Board
request your attention TO the subject in the fol.
lowing extraci from the Minutes of The Asso,
citation, recently held at Siloam Church. and
ask yon to send up 10 the Chairman of the
Board al EdgeGell u naen7it
il. an early period. You vii. please not only
to state the manner ii which you desire tie
cunlin,iance Gf Home Missions, but a!sothe
sums you will contribute for llleir support. II
the answers are sent BY mail; be pleased to
pay the postage.
Alleclionately, yours,
WILLIAM B. JOHNSON.
EdgeGeld C. H., S. c., lst OcI. '46.
Extract from the inmates.
Resolrcd, That the Home Mission Board be
instructed to consult The Churches Of this AS
socia,on, and to employ Missionaries to carry
on Home Missionary operations, or not, as the
Churches may direct"
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Ene .yocEey ClssB Races

A t The Cherokee Pond. will commence on
"a ,hh Sd. Tuesday, I7th November, and
continue throughout eweek.
Fine sport is. anticipated; as the following
pendemen have. already engaged 10 attend
With Stables Of Horses, viz. Capt. Stewart, Col.
Myers, Capt. Rowe; Mrssnlitb, Mr. Single.
ton, and MIR. Jeweli:@ta.. =,
| october Ia ss,- ~ .t.sss;<s s.! St 3S
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFTELDa DISTRICT .,a,s
4: IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

E. c. Reemer.
THE Plaintiffs 10 the above stated case
Il having this day 6led-his declaration
10 rby Office, on molion of H. R. Spann.
ESQ.,, tits Ordered, That the said De-
fendant do appear land plead TO the
said declaration, within a year and q
day from the date hereof; or in desani!
thereof final and absolute judgment will
awarded :sgBinst him. -, /.
=. THOS. G.. BACON, &. P.
Clerks Office, April ID, 1876. IL ly
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Ohio Eleetion.-The returusfrom Ohio
come in slowly. Gen. Taylor; Wing. is
elected to Congress 10 The Ross District.
by decided majoriiy--a Whig gain.
Lahm, Independent, elected 10 Congress
in Wayne District, over S,arkweather--a
Tariff gain: Z. :
Fisher, Duncan, Wtig. is elected 10
Congress from the Columbus District by
a majority of about three hundred and
fifty over Samuel Medary, democrat, aud
editor Of the Ohio Statesman.
Sudden Death-A gentleman, named
c. C. Oiirsr, one of The editors OF the Eli
tie Georgian, published at Forsyth, Geos)
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JAcksosyrLLE, (FIa.l DC, i6

The Late Gate.-On Monday last. this
place was visited with a gale, which, in
severity, was beyond any thing in the re-
collection Of that ancient individual, the
Oldest inhabitanf. 1t commenced 10 blow
Oh Saturday evening. The gale increased
until Monday, the wind coming from the
Eastward. The river rose six feet above
high water mark. and. at two o'clock on
Meuday afternoon had flooded the wharves
aud hat entered the lower floor of nearly
all the stores Of Bay street, which runs
parallel to the river. On Monday night
the wind dropped rouud to he South East,
and The gale was at its height. The vic.
leace Of lhe, storm and the height of the
water unired 10 producing fearful scene
Of devastation. All the wharves 10 town
were carried away, and several buildings,
contiguous TO the river, were Destroyed
The saw mills in The vicinity of The town
have lost all their lumber and logs. The
total loss is estimated. at $1,000.
The appearance Of JacksonsviIe at The
presen, moment is as amusing as i, is dis
lressing: The scattered fragments of one
large wharf are blocking up,le streets Of
the lower part Of the town. Those of an.
Other are aoaliug up creek some miles
from the place. 4 large brig Hes high and
dry with its Stern in the market house.
We ourselves narrowly escaped being
blown Though the sides Of the prlnting OF.
6ce, press, type and all. but they say,.lbe
devil takes caro- of his own-tire printer,s
devil, We mean-andsto his extraordinary
,exerlions may beatiribuled our exemption
iiom lctal destruction. ~
=. Religious Repivals.-For some time
past we have noticed in nur various ex-
change papers. many accounts Of extensive
Ieyivals Of religion, iu various sections Of
onr. Uaioas particutHriy fn zIhe States Of
Georgia. Alabama, Tennessee and Mary
land, where thousands of persons are said
to have been hopefully converted aud al
tached themselves To The churches Of The
various denominations Of christians. The
revival ID BaItinnre is justly regarded as
most extraordinary one. Upwards of
two thousand members have been added
to the Methodist Episcopal churches in
that city during The pas, few weeks. To
give some idea Of the state of religion in
the adjoining district of Marlborous h. We
will meelion that The Rev. H. H. Dsraul,
Minister of the NJ. E. Church for the Ben
neltsville Circuit. has, since May last, ad- :
mitted 100 members, about 700 Of whom
he believes have been soundly aud evan
eeliicaily converted 10 God.-CheraO Ga.
zeths.
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Meeting Of Delegates from the Bible
Suicides South Caroiiaa.--The Exec
a,ive Commi,les'of the Bible Convention.
held in Columbia. in November last, beg
leave 10 notify the officers aud members II
The several Bible Socieries of this Stale,
that the Convention Of the present year
will be held in Columbia, on Tuesday, the
Isl da3 Of December nsrt. The place and
hour will be announced ID the Columbia
papers of-the previous day. The Commit
tee earnes,ly.fequest that nil the Societies
will appoint Delegates to the meeting, the
design of which lie to confet OBJ the bes,
means of furnishing the Holy Scriptures,
with or without price, as circumstances
may require. 10 all:who are destitute OF
them. throughout our State.
DANIEL RAyENEL,
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who had been 10 this city abouttwo weeks,
under medical treatment, for the recovery.
Of his health, expired suddenly yesterday:
morning, at The Planters Hotel. where be
had taken lodgings. Mr.. Oliyerhad been
walking about the proceeding day, and in
the morning, " hen breakfast was sent to
his room, declined partaking Of il. bI still
made NO complaint as TO being i'll. ln the
course of The forenoon, however, the SER
want entered his room, and found him a
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

Bahimorc,-In,he recent election for Mayor
and Aldermen .ofthe ciy,. Davis, the Demo
cratic candidate was elected by majority Of
log votes. The Democrats hare d majority
of,wo in the Council. The vote is said TO be
:the largest ever polled in the city. ,.s<
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H#
Citadel Sguars.-We are informed thai,
at meeting OF The Directors of the South
Carolina Rail Road Company, held on
Tuesday last, a resolution was adopted to
appropriatethe sum Of twenty-five thou.
sand dollars, for the purpose OF purchasing
from The City Council, The square in front
Of the CITADEL. as Depot for The Com
,pany.-Chas. Courier.
The Cotton Crop.-The Tallahassee
Sentinel, of the 18th instant says: From
all the information wscan gather. the cot
ton crop in this vicinity, will be quite as
light, if not much lig.,ler lhan was antici-
paled. We see scarcely planter, who
in gathering his crop, does not find him.
self disappointed III the estimate he made
on mere ssurvey Of the field; so much
does the yield turn out below bis aulicipa-
tions."
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las. ten days, amounted to tDaaty y-sir tkQus:
sand doitars. This IS IS good evidence that
ihe;rade OF Charleston israpidly Embarrassing
and ofthe prosperityofihe Company. so
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-13
PRESIDENT WOOLSEY.

The Editor Of the Norwich Courier, " ho
WAS graduated at Yale College. thus refers 10
the recent appointment Of Professor Woolsey
10 the Presidency Of that Institution
Prot. w. is comparatively a young man
hot much exceeding 40 we presume
and although less known TO The public than u
number Of other professors in Yale, possess
es a high order of talen,s, which have been
cultivated and strengthened by profound
study. Previously TO entering upon the dis
charge OF his duties Is Greek Professor, he
went abroad, and passed some years in the
German Universities. In thorough acquain-
lance with tire Greek language and itera-
iure. and classical polish of mind, il may be
doubted whether he has HE eqnal among the
scholars of this country. YET with all his at
tairmeuts and accomplishments us a scholar,
the most marked characteristic of the man,
is perhaps. his unassumins-slIail we soy
too unassIming2 modesiy. II we have ev-
er lind any1leubt in our own mind of the
sutcess of Prof WooIscy in the position Of
high responsibility and honor which he has
been. with such unanimify, placed by the
Corporation cfYale College, il has resulted
no, fnom any want of confidence in his
cninen, ability aud requirements. but from
our knowledge OF the characteristic trait just
named.
Perhaps, however this trait Of mind, is moi
more marked IN his Case than it has ever
been in that OF his immediate predecessor
whose administration, running 80 years, has
bee, distinguished by the highest degree Of
prosperity to the institution, and Of unexam-
Ided favor and popularity for himself
We could hardly ask or desire for Prof.
Wuvlsey j career Of greater usefulness or
beiter-earned popularity. whether among tho
students of the University, or on the part Of
tn public a, large, than that OF President
Day We will only aid-what probably is
not generally known 10 our readers-ihat
Prof Woolsry, isanePhcw of the late Presi-
dent Dwight, and in succeeding 10 the
office which his distinguished relative
adorned will; so much If genius and elo-
quence, the difficulties Of his own position
will not be by that circumstance, at all d.
linished
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-13

EWe bcspeak for two articles which VIC
publIs he'd this week, signed. a Wing Of "A >
the careful perusal of all our readers. They
arc from source deservedly high in the con
hdence. not only of the rnasse Of the wing
party. but the freemen Of Vermont generally.
They speak The words OF truth and soberrsss
and are the sentiments Of an honest heart
such, we cannot doubt, as are fast takeins
hold Of the better portion of the whig party
in this State. The truth is, wings who con-
troll the policy Of the party, are set of reck-
less partizans, caring little for integrity and
moral principle, and still less for genuine an
tislavery. We would as soon look for eff
cieni antislavery action from the natural al
lies in this State, as from those purse proud
aristociats who give directions to the true
Liberty paity,'-Green Mountain Freeman.