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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-10
Administrators Sale.

ETNDER an Order from John Hill. Esqr.,
q Ordinary for Edgefeld District.
Will be sold on the 25lh and 26th days Of
March inst, at the late residence of Alexander
P. Kinnard, deceased, all the personal proper
ly belonging TO the estate "a. P. Kinnard,
deceased. consisting of
rs Likely Negroes.
A H Horses,, Cattle, Couis, and Sheep, 8 bales Of
Cotton, Com and Fodder, 26 or 30 bushels Of
Wheat, some Bacon and Lard, one road Wag.
gun,. one Barouche, one Cart, one yoke OF
OXEN, one sci of Blacksmith Tools, Plantation
Toois, ffssUussfoid and Kitchen Furniture, and
a large variety of Books OH credit until the
25lh December next, with note and tTn ap.
proved securities, for all sums over three dol
lars. under that amount, cash.
The Negroes will be sold upon the first day
ofsale, about two clock.
~ BENJAMIN STEVENS,
administrator.
&,
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Z" sTeaH Hands Nt the BeE.
a EO2gc.,,

EyHE. Public in general; and "Old Edge.
IL field" and "brother Newberry" in parti
cular. are hereby Informed. that the subscribers
have still on hand. at the Saluda Mills, situated
ON Saluda river, near Higgin's:Fery, in this
District, good supply of
FLOUR. No. 4
inquality, which they will sell at 81 SO per
barrel, or SO 90 per hundred lbs., without
the barrel.
They would further state, that they have em
ployed. a Master Miller for the present year,
aud having their Mills in complete trim, they
hope,to merit and receive a share Of patronage
from the Wheat growing public.
Fifty cents cash. for really good Flour Bar
rels delivered at lhe Mills. :;
e. p. & ]. ABNEY.
Higgins Ferry, ;March 8, 1547.
march III At
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-10

pThe following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates for the Office Of
Tax Collector. at the ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGE J. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS,
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Lieut.. JAMES B. HARRIS;
Mai SCOTT.
Maj MARSHALL R. SMITH,
l. ETI r. WILSON.
10 The following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates for the Office Of
Ordinary, at the ensuing election.
Col JOHN HILL,
JUEIUS BANKS, ........
= Capt. w. L. COLEMAN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-10
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Exparte-James Miller, =
George w. Jones and wife, ! -:
Nancy Jones. }
NOTICES hereby given, that by vr,
lN tue of an order of Chancellor Dun
kin, l shall sell at Edgeield Court House
on the first Monday in April next, on ere
dit uull the frs, day of January next, with
interest from date, The three following
Negroes, viz:-EIiza and her children
Watt, and Malvina.
Purchaser 10 give bond and good secu
rity. SIS. TOMPKINS, c. E.E. D. :
Comm'rs. Office, March S. l8a7.
march 10 at Z
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march 10
F.: Warranted to Cure.

.HEMORRHOIDS. OR PILES, is u disease
produced by local irritation, costiveness, purga.
tive stimulan,s, undue determination Of blood
TO the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessive riding
or walking or congesive State Of the liver,
and .peculiarity Of the constitution itself. -.
It is usually considered under three forms.
or varieties. as follows-Blind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles.
This disease is so common, and 30 very we'll
known, that description its symptoms ls
not deemed necessary. -
The success that has followed the use of the
Embrocalon in the cure Of this disease, has
been truly astonishing. Physicians now ad.
wise their patients 10 try it. as the only
Pile Medicine,
In addition 10 its being positive remedy Tor
The Piles, it never fails. to cure that lNTOL E.
RABLEITCHING, which is so very common,
and has its location in the same parts Us the
Piles,
Read the following. from the editorial CO.
lumns of Alexander's Weekly Messenger
Found at iast-A cure for the Piles s-Ptysi-
clans and Chemists have long been anxious 10
most troublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has al last been the result. DR.. ..JACKSOH'S
PILE EMBRuCATlON not only stops all
bleeding, allays pain and inflammation, subdues
that intolerable itching, but effectually cures,
like q charm, and in very short time, :ersons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
years.
For sale BY R. s. ROBERTS, Agent, at
Edge6eld Court House, South Carolina.
march 10 #
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o. The friends of WESLEY BoDIE, an.
nounce him as candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff, atthe ensuing election.
february "a if S
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Monday and Tuesday the 3rd and 4th days
of May. at Edge6eld Court House, alter which,
my books will close for The present year
i. QUATTLEBUM, T. c. z. D.
march 10 AT
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GThe friends of Maj. ABRAHAM
.JONESfannounce him as candidate for the
Legislatnrer 10 ELL the vacancy occasioned by
the death ofJames 9. Pope, Esq.
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Appointments.-Tho Senate spent much
of last nights sitting with closed doors in
tho consideration of Executive nomina-
tions. Amongst the more important decl-
sions we learn were he following.
The rejection of Charles j. Ingersol as
Minister 10 Franco, and the subsequent
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Tax Collectors Notice,
Nh. 2

n WILL attend at the times and places here
Il inafter specified. to collect the General,
Poor, and Road Tax, for the year 1886.
On t1o,d,, 00nd N,yrb nt Shenna r8'c
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Mr.. Bmtcr's spssck.-We devote this week

Mr.. BMter's Spsech.-We devote this week
a considerable portion Of our paper to the ex.
celen. Speech OF the Hon. A. r. BUTLER,
limited States Senator fom South Carolina f,
on the "Three Million Bill" We call particu.
lar at,eution 10 the argument Of Judge B., and
his vindication Of the right Of the South to per-
fec, equality will, the free States. OF one thing
we are assured that when the argument is ox
hausted, the South will, at all hazards, assert
and maintain her privileges and equal rights
with the other portions of the confederacy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-10

The FIRST week of the Court Of Common
Pleas closed on Saturday last. Some cases Of
considerable importance were tried, and others
were postponed. On the third OF this month
w. NJ. West, who was charged with stealing
= Negro, was tried, and after proiracted IN
yesties,ion Of his case, he was acquitted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-10

The Hon. John c. Calhoun, arrived IN Char
lesion, on Saturday last onEhis way to his res
idence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-10

Alabama Unieersity.-We We have received from
friend whose name isnot known to us.
Catalogue of the Officers and Students of the
University orthe State Of. Alabama, during the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21
DIED

At her residence In Poughkeepsie. the morning oil
the eth inst Mrs. SARAH MERWIN, widow Of the lsie
Rev Samuel Mervin in the 10th year Of her age.
On Wednesday 20th inst. JOHN J. HALL, aged Il
years IL months and ~ days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Thursday 2ls inst at o'clock r.
81 from bis late residence 3l4 Secondst without far
Their notice His remains will be taken TO Duchess Co
for isterment
~ Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
AT Hardwick Mass. l2th, Alexander Conkly, kevo-
lutionary Patriot, aged 90.
Al Springfield. Msss 18th, Thaddeus Ferre Revolt
tonsry Patriot, &c.
At Washington d. C. 10th, Mrs. Frances Ann Rad
clldn 20.
At Richmond Va 18th Nathaniel p Johnson, OF Ca
yuga Co. MY He was attended in his last moments
by several Ministers Of the Gospel and brethren Of the
Sons Of Temperance OF which he was member, and
buried In an appropriate By the Order In the
CITY burning. ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

on the lat of January ls47 than it was on the LIST Of
January 1916 II NAV also be discovered In time what
amount OF the stock on hand in Augusta and Macon On
ls; January reached Savannah and Charleston BY the
10th January The total receipts IN these ports during
the weeks a. 900 bales and II IL but ressonAbe
10 suppose that some l5d20OOO were IN the Interior
the lat January and in the ports on the 18th
and 18th January and 90 cosnied twice ey the Pree
Current psrtcu lary the Railroad runs daily and IN
few hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21
Markets -. Carefully reported for 7As Tr,bvn'.

Markets iGfefN.i1 fef>orfcd fof lAr ArtoHhfs
"WEDNESDAY. Jan 20.
ASHES-Pesrs are little lower, 20 bbls having been
sold al A. Pots dull but steady al IS. Export
from ls 70 18th January Pots 500 bbls Pearls none.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been ls0o bales Al
very full prices which may now be quoted at cent z
p above those current Saturday last. About 1000
bales of the amount sold to-day to manufacturers
notwithstanding the assertion in a morning paper a few
days since that spinners supplied for three months
10
The operations in Liverpool on the 7th December,
partculsriyed in another column were 5000 bales at
farther improvement This one days later movement
in Liverpool has added to the anxiety for the Hioernss
news and she is now fully due considerable excite
ment is manifest.
The Shipping List and Price Current Of this morning
in lis Cotton article says BY reference to our table
dsy IL will be that the receipts are "a 5sl bales
against 1861 bales the period last year. show
ng an increase of s034 bales There Is also consider
able increase in the of stocks In interior towns
compared with last year.
We have taken the trouble to make up the receipts in
each Port TO the dates and II will be seen by the
statement below that while agree mas year with The
Price Current the comparison with lSs yer and the
year yrsri0gs enormously stated IN that paper mas
much tee dses last year and year before were only
10 9th and 10Th January from Savannah and Charleston
while for this wear they 10 18th and loth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21
MARRIED

Tuesday evening 18th. by Rev. DR.. Alexander, Mr.
WIN BANDLEY OF New York to Misc CATHERINE A.
LOTT OF Galveston. Texas
On Sunday evening 18th inst by Rev. Charles G. Pise
Mr.. JOHN r. SIMON to Mss EMILY A. PEVERELLf'
all Of this city.
AT Portland Me 18th inst Edwin Plummer, Editor oil
the Advertiser, to Mary h. Norton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21
CITY ITEMS.

~ ruy CITY.-Very badly does " IN
49,, 49,, ,hs Poor In large cities-snd perhaps no
w -. hardly than in ours. We make the iono~
Sfe'e ~, 60, Inc occurrences Of single day and
rishs: .,oa ., thu Aims House
80, morning with family OF SIX enoreh De
.,,.o, her efforts for support Her husband was
80 80. sroxped. and she was utterly destitute oil
'e's1- .rrnly her children with food. II was pro
,..s her children and support them at The City
and when they were about 70 De sePars'eo' 'iie
bur., into food Of tears and SAID tna' sne cooio
..,, with them. They were finally separated nov"
~, .sd the mother went forth alone to seek employ
,u<us and bread L.. .Aaa,or
n.r and woman, accompanied BY Tour ehiidreu'
=. v,u M, TO the Aims House, on TUESDAY afternoon
80, been picked up in south't in perfect state Of
,.,,,,op They had lately arrived In the snip hector
,,~.r,oo and after suffering from the ship fever,
u'N -, rnon our shore without money, or suf'i-
", ..~,v,b left them TO earn loaf OF bread and
ee" 49,, hen wandering about the City for several
"'' .,.,s Of starvation The youngest child OF
o'i ~, VIA, described by the Aims House physician
,.rox. lts age was two years and hall II hso an
"a .,d bagssrd appearance and was so exceedingly
a, wa. computed the flesh uponits bones would
- single pound. It wss 50 remarkably weak
no. :, ~. srtieula,e its mothers name above
WHISPER n,.vcv,.cv Fso -
W -. the Tdi,orship Of new Literary Week
'~.oh. called The Literary World or Autnon q fu''
-. .ra Readers Gazette b" Mr.. u. s one oil our
ma mos, appreciated ercs and 10 IN every way
,n.Ws,d for the post he has accepted
noonfEs csricatures have become
-. - ,bs week sDd as regularly looked for
- Thg,.s,x morning as buckwhesi cake al break
VIZ rhs e,e for today (the Csrcature and not the
80, 4. tremendous hit in every sense Of the term
,,,.,,s.eo,s Mr. POLK, in the character of butch
-. vs,b tbe head Of poor Mexico Rugged under his
-. arm while with bis right hand ne 10 Furnishing the
-, seIow awfully A good nstircd looking fellow,
'.ore.bing between Gen. CAss and Mr.. CLAYTON we
'.ooo.s, stands by looking waving his handkerchief
,nae-,nr out Hit him again Jm-he hsin't got no
hendsr
rzr Mr. Hornsby's Lecture IS postponed until
bur.dsy evening in consequence Of misunderstsnd'
iug sbou. the Hall.
Nrsclsru.E LIBRARY AssooIATIoN.-We were
,n,ror in announcing yesterday morning the election
~ The Bailey ticket The regular ticket headed by
Cornelius Everi,i was chosen by about 100 majority
rz@ On the arrival Tuesday night OF the tram
f,om Boston, the crates containing the luggage were
brourh, across usual BY four servants OF the compa
n.y. who on their arrival a, this side, were set upon ~
mob Of rowdies and baggage snsshers who appeared
bent on breaking open the crates and carrying on the
baggage The railway did their best to protect 'ne
property until the arrival Of citizens bat three oil
TIC 5osr were wounded In the head with bricks and
two we're In very critical condition all night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21
~ The streets are wretchedly lighted.
II Read the call for the Hudson Railroad
meeting a. the Exchage on Friday.

meeting az the Exchage on Friday
Roam OF EDUCATION Hednesd0y-The Presi
dent TOWNSEND HARRIS, Esq. in the Char.-Mr. Ma.
,ox. from the Special Committee, submitted Report
/, the matter of the right Of the Public School Society
to extend their system Of education by organizing new
schools since the passage Of the school law Of le4I and
denying their right to establish schools except IN
der the direction Of the Board OF Education Ordered
TO be printed
Report was presented and adopted Ia favor Of or
ssnizug new school in the Eleventh Ward In addition
to those already established
Mr. HARsIs from the Special Committee the reso-
luton for the establishment, of High School in this
City for the benefit Of pupils who have been educated
in the Eew.York Public Schools presented long and
able Report in favor Of the measure and that an spph
cation be made the Legislature asking for the passage
VI law directing the Regents of the University 10 pay
over to the Board of Education the proportion of the
Literature Fund due to this District for the establishment
Of Free College Academy, and tor necessary sddi'
ionsl aid building &c from the supervisors the
College 10 be under the direction of the Board Of Edu
cation.
THE report sludes to the advantages possessed, in
this respect by Boston and other OF our sister cities the
people Of Germsny SO. The two colleges in this City
Columbia College and the university OF new orhl
unedly have but 2i5 scholars. This is owing TO the
great eos,-,he amount for each student being about
hundred aud twenty five dollars per year The debt
owing by Columbis College is s634Oi and that OF the
University Of New.york s73999 Columbia College has
ia students ito expenditure last year including sals
res OF professors interest debt &c. was s2l,O4o
The University OF NewYork has l3l students and its
expenditure last year shove was S2O33l. This lat
ter Institution gets $1,000 year from the Legislature
The design Of the public College or Academy 10 to
teh al the higher branches OF education OF practical
nature not including, perhaps, those connected with
The pulpit the bar. and the practice OF medicine Ad'
mission into the College would be prize, the Report
ss,es ior which each scholar In the public school would
contend The Report is signed by Messrs. Harris and
bosworih, majority OF the Committee. Mr.. Hing, tho
minority member, presented Report in opposition
Both laid on the table to be printed and taken up next
meeting
Apenuonwss received from the Teachers Association
Tor aid IN supporting their lectures, SC Referred 10
hessrs. Wfnsow. Cross and Connolly.
Also an invtson To attend their lectures on u esday
evenings AZ Clinton Hall. Accepted.
Several bills ordered to be paid and others re
TERED &c. Adjourned.
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(Srneral Noiiles.

Coxenant Tent No. 81, L. ID. OF h;-Aae
81 Cover Tent are earnestly reqles'el 70 ~
tend is regular me etinz las evening, Jsnuay 81 - -
-, d ror M BOwery, when business OF Viz M
sr, ~ he lsd bef them. Among ether ousiness %,
n,s5 ~ Consu tuition of the Order viii be presented
ana disguised I,sh eped ever e1ethsr W 10y ,e
il lVR - "
rFrGeograpby-TAs I.ef Class iHfts CHS;-hI d..
rS,osss 80 We one moe free Lecture and efsJh -
bis New Syste n Of leacans ve9.rsphy - go
,prsa.v 5lst Al oroci, e. so Broad " ~ GeA
er. All a-srous OF sIeu sug course Of lessons ~ ~
nrove nj. ourortunifv THIS cltss VII Dc neie VI
ings 10 the week-Moncays, WednesaSys An'
LIZ Mercantile Library and keadms h NO "n;'
umes G. Reviews and Magazines. Aniercsy an.
Clerks imitation fee 81 hsf-ys1nY a1e' TsvvrPrTT
and olhers. yearly subscription. 60 y. n VI - asr
Us TTh&SSwis- rfe~ 9ie' ~ ~
~ Challenge by Mechanic 10 professors ~. ~
porers and Shorthand writers, for TIA h pte
Mr. Hornsby, from Europel teacher of ,. s.,d
grsphy, Will deliver lecture on he arr Of Siir,cr
ing 10 sound on Friday evening, Jsnusr = q. ps
Hal The Lecture will embrace the pftnef - -.
graphy its applicability verbatim rePAlsnt'
general utility Psr OF Lecture denNeIoe ~ IA, ri
from Phonogrirhic manuscript. As reporsd oy ~ ~
the evening. Mr.. Holman mesnsnle q. -, .sn,enc,
exhibit hs proficiency this art ~ resd< ~ n
thai the audience may desire, In he Lsen -,
brew English. or any other language I've - -
erce will be Taught read shcrt sentences =.
alphabet Specimens Of verosum hepe,,iss,osn 4,
exhibited and opportunity Afforded any :, -,
test any system OF short hand win fnouosf spul -
close Ii sufficient number ouer themselves y" r;-h.
toe q class viii be formed, 10 receive IL essona a.
for The course g. Lecurs eom,senes pas = -.
! mission IS cents
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fashionable Clothing.

VIM. n. JENNINGS s. GO. DrsPef' and Tsho"'
w Importers Of Cloths, CassiHiefrs, 'esunss ssDey
Dress Articles LeIn appreciation OF the success ~hien
e,aed heir efforts In catering Tor The community would
,nsf the ssursuce upon he commencement OF me Fsh
Trade that will be lheir endesvor 70 add TO me nouoe
rs,,. which hsve rendered z3l Broadway THE EsrAB-
risBMy,;r al which are furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which must continue 10 commend nem 70
n. economist, gor the style ard character OF tas eou
py we are .rsbed furnish through he aid Of as eesn'
eorus Of en- uers a. he found 10 the country "a us
..-uel To .se sltrsrtions of our moderate charges
l.rz. s..orunsul Of new zoods Tor Fsl and "inlsf
wear are offered for insp>csion eom2nsirs Coins
rrea., &c Tor Dres. snc srocx Coats Overeosts ssef'
o.. y-,~h English ssd American Cassirsres Tor Y ana
oons "A word 70 references this garment 10 witch lss
.xp-tnce b.s satisfied the aoyl 90 f-~ cutters sxee-s
trs IN lis .ns 10 especially solicited Meriro sslve'
sir and satin vesngs gress variety The 9srsi sssof
rert OF tr.t quality assdy-usas o7e,eoss' Original
saess Coass Dr-s. and Frock Coss. P,risloons Fsss
~ win ehocs Of Fancy Dress articles scars
cuvats Hdkfs, Gloves, suspsndsrs, ssifu' cchSs
8osoms HafHose. &c. - ~
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Dcaroing.

DOOMs WITH OR WITHOUT Breakfast and
II Tea Very fne ami convenient rooms WIN gfates'
with Or without breakfast ond tea also pleasant IIilL-
r.hea room on Tue second foor he Obtained oy ap-
plying ~ No 50 Lisrcnaris'. near Broafway wv JUS
A GENTLEMAN and nis wife wish Tor board N :
~ prIvefa family n the neiehborhood OF Broes =! snS
rt, Trev vii furnish their roon' arc suited
Iii L. an a. ran cement for length u time Please sd
dress NJ l. :. at tni6 oilre. - ~
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raAuAMis MAcAzrNE
OF LITERATURE AID ART, for February

M LITERAILKE AND AKI' TOT fs7FuaIy' W.
" Twelve Extra Pages - - .....,
CoNTRTBUTORs TO THE FEB. NUMBER.
lame. FeniInore Cooper, author Of The Pilot" Red
Rover &c; J. c Neal, author Of Charcoal sketenr,
Sr Nm & Hosmer Charles J. Peterson, t Buchan
a. Head Francis J. Grund Leigh Hunt Arthur Allyn, Mrs
Frances ; O.good Inlhor Of Wreath Of WIG overs
rom New England" r. +. f. author OF Marriage OF
commencement Mr. Jane T.. swift. Nh. F. j. flames r
81 sidney, A New Contributor T. ?. Nhpple, Rooer1F
EMBELLISHMENTS or THE NUMBER
The Gleauer-A splendid suppe engraving BY ha"don'
Wright Hatch. 4, NJ,
Herds Of Bisous aud Elks-Engraved by Rawdon'
" right Hatch. l., .,
Paris FashionsOne OF me sWeetcst Plates We ua'ensu
from our Paris agent ,
Music" I've been upon The Briny Deep A ne" song
composed by Charles r. Caihrsl-
Now Is the time 10 subscribe. Ierms-SS per annun
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