Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-26
term ofihe Court stands Ypdjaprasda aslk lbssfss-
second Nla,day lin Julysins lddaay,ss
Ga.) Courier. ss essaf;s s!ti ma

ven County Bank hasnade anisslie os 6H6'a
dollar bills engraved ,on,rlndiag gR ubheFups
prepared for the occasion. Isis iIasIicyey Sol1
lille thicker llllanc paper, ilnperYioassfi6a
water, and not easily -i0rn. q worn obi.
The signatures and filing Ipss In fc6nsds
1uencc Of a preyious,6 preparaHnn;;t tharsbaa
ldefed all eIorrat; obli,eraiian.G GeYensfb
Of boiling in potash ;lye.a Thesej iaIsFih s .
advantages enumerated sbyahea NewH HAHN
ven Register. We may yiadds one lnoEeaoas4
The list. India Ruober bills can besbEa gE
little stretch ofingenuity tmadesto Ego iaIs 90
,her than mere paper shin:pias,ers. Esd
~ e2st llsE ::a.Soutls 7, Pa al.
4 .:af-- ii:5 ii sS3sJSt Ss;sSz s{s
Masonic antiquities During tie Smith
sonian ceremonies last STANDARDIZED .sai
Grand Master wore the FaproniHpf t.n
to Washington by the Grand tI0dge Eott sss
France through their Grand Master, GepsseIs
Lafayette. This apron has been for The ~
last forty years in the possessopo eIounts
Nebo Lodge Of Virginia. by whom !. gasaa
sen, to The Grand Lodge of, The 8Dis,Iiciss
with the request thatit should be WORD
The Grand Master during The cerepopiesaSs.;
The fact, though perhap ps: NOT leastiut uteressas,d
!ing of this train Of ,circums'aneesTsEasa
The factzlhat the tools which, as il isspsnaI rsi;
in the Musuhic ceremony, were pEessnteds a.
10 the Architect of the building, were thesSss
same that were presented bys. Gen.
fayelte when he assisted ins the laying .ssi,
The corner stone Of the 5Washingloua q ionssss
umenl, in Baltimore.-Erchange pd.sS 81
Mahogany.-Dr. Gibbons. .an teminent
physician in the latter end OF the 17thsc6n-sia
iury. had brother seascaptaiD. wlle wassaS
the first that brought from The West iIndiessa,
some mahogany logs to Londonif for balasstiEi
The doctor was then building, bim aihouse n
10 Covent Garden, and his brother the cap-spee
tain thought they NIGH, be of service,
him, but The carpenters found the wood
too hard for their tools, aud itwas lard aside
as useless Soon after Mrs: Gi6bons ~
wanted a-candlebox and gotta cabinel ma s
ker to:make il out Of the useless wood
lug iu the garden. The box wassmade s
and the Doctor was 50; pleased ayiihsif that
he go, The cabinet maker 10 make min,
bureau oft, and he fine color and polish
oft induced him TO invite great2nuu6e
of friends 70 see it, and among them the
Duchess of Buckingham. 8 Herss grace 80
begged the doctor for some softHes wood
aud gol Wolasion The cabinet maker 10,
make her bureau also, on which the -
fame of mahogany aud Wollaston were s5
much raised aud il become the rage Tor
grand furniture. No other wood sxeels Z M itE g
yet. ,.a .;;,a .5r, ili;si ss.s.i K ~
Important Legal Opinion. gitipes.
from service in the Siaue States.- governor
Skunk. of Pennsylvania, recently laid be-
forelhe Attorney General of the. Stale, B.ss
Champneys, ESQ., for his opinion Of tho S.s;ss
law in the case, The facts ia relation 10 the
application bythe Governor of Mary ylaId ~
10 the tGoyernor Of HAT State 1ndsf th6 ~
=, liza IAifed
Sta,es,i and the sacFoEC ngfesss1l thesI "a
february. 1893; guestinggt the apptshegre;s.y
sion and deliyery,as fugitiyes from justice, :.,x
off Jack Mack, and Ellen LochmaI,. slaves 4
for life, who stand indicted under.a law "
Of Maryland Of the crime Of running away
and escaping from that Stale into The Stale
of Pennsylvania, against the will and acon-:., 9
sent Of their masters and owners, viii 4
view TO escape from the suryiude of their asrl
said masters or owners. The Philadelphia
Ledger says: gtJj ~ sas y, l;4.ai;T iitisss,
"The Attorney General, after. due con-s8
sideralioD, arrives at The conclusion That
Fugitive from service or labor are not
e eemorscsd and cannot be demandedundersss
mat eiase of the constitution wbiellsfeis
prov'oes ,m0n1elivering m up. fugitiyes from M
jus'lce' Ihasts righlful remedy Of The Il.
owner IS unaer trs clause Of The constiIu-
l'on and the act \s Congress or 1898. ~.
which provide for desverine up persons :
held TO service or labor, I'D lhai no act Of ~
State legislation can evade,.ler. abfidge.. Fssss
or enlarge The provisions and f>uedies con- +ss
lained in the constitution and lax ,of Inc
U.Slates relative TO this subject. Thfsauin. .s5st
ion (he Governor says)2 seems to hiG>S no sssT
be sustained by the history fthe-F Federh
Government and the exposition of that
part of the constitution now under con -,.,iYts
sideraiion, made nporaneously y,witl
its adoption, as well as by The current Of
our judicial decisions, especially By that Of -
The Supreme Coun Of the United States iii t';ss
The case ofPrigss vs.. The Commonwealths
Of Pennsylvania, reported in l6 Peters
page $50. The Governor, therefore, 5de-
cned issuriog tho warrant for the arrest.
Disappeared.-A gentleman by, the
name of Thomas, who came 10 this city a. ,ss4s&
short time since from Charleston, S.. c. A.
disappeared on last Saturday, taking with, -
him all his money, amounting to between
eight and eleven thousand .dollarss II ap-s.s.
pears that 'housh man abou, SIS years Of 80
age, he was married few months since
o lady much younger than himself, and
hat his wife stayed at Brooklyn while he as
,ut up at house in Morris street. where as't;
lie kept his trunk containing bis money.
He spent Friday night with his wife at:ss
Brooklyn, when he arranged with her to
meet him in this city on Saturday afternoons s..
or The purpose of proceeding TO Philadel.saias,
'hia. Mrs. Thomas accordingly proceed5tessa