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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
Notice..

4. SAsNSAfSo.. n a., II, ,.
"HE undersigned have engaged the Rev.
IL S.W. kEsNERLY to take charge CT the
PottersyiIe. Academy the ensuing year; Dir,
Mr.. Kennerly. jsa graduate OF the, South Caros
lima College, and has very considerable expo:
rienre as teacher. J, His alniable disposition.
moral religious character, as well as his liz
erafy attainmeEls, qualify him very especially.
for conducting the moral and mental culture of
the children aud young men of .ouf country.
The studies thai will be taught in, this Academy,
will be advertised ip the next papeti suffice il
TO say however, tlat ihs classicka .andc scieHees
will be fully taught, and tina! young men will
be prepared 10 enter the Junior class Of the
South Carbllna College.
JOHN HILL. .
T..G. BACON, TRus. Is
- EUGENE BURT, TEES. -
- Fl. r. SPANN. e:
N. B.-The exercises of lie aboye Academy,
will commence OH elh January 1s49. y,
Dec 90 If A8
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BLACK KNIGHT

GF We are authorized 10 announce
Capt D. L. SHAW as a candidate for
Major of tho Lower Battalion, 9Th Regl-
mont, S. C.M. :
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Head Quarters.
EDoEFIELD C. II. Feb. l2, 1919.

EDGEFIELD Q. II. Feb. II, IS40.
TAPT WILLIAM S GRESHAM hay
~ ing been appointed aud ornmission-
ed Abide Camp 10 Mujor Gen. Bonhaui,
with The rank Of Major, will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
BY order Of Maj. Gen. BoNnAai.
JAMES L. ORR.
Div. Adj. Genl.
Mar eli 7 q 4
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" O tiCe.

II OST or Mislaid note given by Lewis
~ Jones. and Daniel QuallIcbum for $3.50,
due November 1913, with credit for about
SG7 20. If any gentleman finds this note |
will reward iint for returning it-but if amy
rascal hnds i, let linn not trade it, for lcaf |
may come across him.
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PALMETTO HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. G.

TIME undersigned wishes. to iufprm the
Il public that he llas moved from the AMer-
ican Hotet 10 the PALMETTO House, (opposite
the State House which he has taken entirely
on his own ACCOUNT, and where he wo4ld be
pleased To- see his fofme patrons, and all others
who maybe pleased 10 call Oh. him. and ~
those of his acqnainlances he would say, that
they will he made not less comfortable than
heretofore; and 10 strangers. call and try The
Palmetto ilnpsc, e..
An OMNIBUS will always le, KEEP, in readiness
at The Rail Road Depot, 10 convey passengers
to this House. =. =,
Jan. 81; Pm 2
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Head Quarters.

lOh Regiment 5. c. I.
Rocky GROVE, Feb. II.
ORDERS, NOS.
YHNllE FIELD and STAFF Officers, and
II. Commissioned Officers Of the 10Th R"si
ment South Carolina Infantry, will wear lie
usual baJgc ofcrape on The left arm and hilt of
The Sword, for thirty days after the reception
of this Order, and nj both days of their Ballal-
ion master. III token of cspcct 10 our much
beloved young Officer, Maj. w. HIT.
NJ. W. CLARY, Colonel
10Th Reg'L S. C.I
Feb. 81 If 4
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Mattresses /: Mattresses /!

n IL. Price & Co., having located at Edge.
81 field Court House, will be pleased TO
receive orders for. making Mattresses Of oil
descriptions, on reasonable terms. -, -, :. -.
J. Ii, P. Il Co.. may be, founq. al. their room.
upstairs RS Of sl Dr., GUGdwIns Store House, op:
their work Gun be seen. -
j.H. PRICE,
T.. PRICE,
r. D. PRICE,
~. C.. MURRELL,
REFEREscE-I take pleasure IN saying that
upon trial, have foapd, the Mattresses made
by the abpye named gentlemen, of Il. very .ex-
celleni qualify. H. X. SPANN;
February 7, lS49 If 3
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N UT T.ICE:
Notice.

h LII Persons indebted 10 the late firm of
~ SlbIcy y Crapon. arc respectfully rcaucs-
ted 10 come forward and settle tho same as
soon rs practicable with the undersigned us il
is desirable to bring their business to a close.
JOSIAH SIBkEY.
Feb. 81. dr.
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NOTICE.

Al LII persons indebted 10 the subscribers by
IA Judgment, Nole, or otherwise, are now
earnestly requested TO make payment during
the month Of january.
From the long indulgence they have had,
we confidently hope they will make some cx,
ertiun row, lhlt We want funds 10 respond TO
this call.
A. BLAND.
w. p. BUTLER:
Dec, 20 1S4S, If ",
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VXIILL beie,ferel at the same time, if nj
w privately spld the
VALUABLE PLANTATION

formely occnpiedby Maj. rhos. S. Nichols, 10
wIlicIiis now.added the well knnw Merchant
Mills, heretofore owned by II. Ii. Hill, con-
tainlng in alspmc $50 acres, located oil Will
sons Creek, ,tnnd Immediately npoh the Colum.
bia s. Grcensille Rail Road.
TERMs,-0ue 10 four years credit, with inte''
lest and tL.esgood securities.
aE4" T. S. D.
March g va St 3
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LOST,

LOST,
nN the 2Ist or 22d Of December last,
~ between Hamburg and Mrs.. Ander-
sons, OIL the Martintown Road, new
Pocket Book, containing about IS Dollars.
as follows "A ten dollar bills, FIVE dollar,
bills, all on the Bank Of Hamburg, and
about or 8 dollars in silver. The finder
will confer great favor on the subscriber
by returning the same, and be well rewarded
ELIZABETH JOHNSON
ia 8, lS9 If. 50'
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March3.
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MRS. parsisagfOls.

People may say what they viii nbopt
country or beng 50 good Tor EN-" salJ
Mrs. Pltlug'on, 4" aud bow they fat up on
II; for my part shall always lhlak !, is
own to the ylilIes. AIR may do for ca.
manlles aud other rep,is that live On II,
bat | kaow that mrn must have something
-ubsianllaIer." The old lady VAS fesoiuio
10 this opinion, coriict as It might with
general notions. She Is set 10 her opinions
very, aud IN their expression novIse bach
ward. " II may be rs Solomon says" SAID
she, but ! lived at the psslurage in q
country town all one summer aud | never
heetd . turtle sing IN the branches. say
never heerd Il but It may be so too, f1r
| have seen 'em "a brooks under the tree,
where they perhaps dropped oil. wish
some Of our great natufas would look into
II. With this wish for light The old lady
lighted her candle and weu, 10 bed
Boston Post.
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Cutie Elaaty.

D." Jones. | say Jones" exclaimed Auni
Fancy, purple with excitement, 90 she bus
lied INTO The parIor, holding IN her hand a
paper amt ycu a ph.lnu'hfoPic man 2
40 be sure am Fanny" replied Uncle
Dck as he raised hs ewes atd peoped
over bis speciac'es Al his eHc'ed palmer,
" What's ~ aoS
Var. " n,,r - almost sbfleked his
spouse - by lock here" aad she hru.l
The psper INTO his face, d, tie same time
pointing srh her 1shi fore finger 10 par.
agfarh-" read that aad weep"
Well VIA, Of ~ asked Uncle Disk,
- he ran rs CSC oycr,t.
90! yoU inhJwsa wretch you. you
hafdhearIed sinner; | thought you was a
man Wfh lille cream Of human kindness
~ you"
why Fanny, Believe yours going
croz, ~
Goiag crazy :" sha echoed " and i.n't
i enough 10 dave o0e mad Nhon such ras
caly lh.rssa'e taking place. and be COW.
aidiy n,ea ioesn'I stop 'eu, ~lsh | AAsa'i
wor2u.
DYt shlf. il The paper makes you aci
so"
Clui you read DJn', i, say there -
Women aud children .lat'lns to death by
iorse's egraph- Fatal sp ead of che.
era 81 Eeciric Telegraph No hundred
and fifty d5rg day IN NJ" Odedas BY
the VI aueac Teiegraph-il1tuhe rot 10
New Iork and twenty seven lives los, by
legflph-lerrltIe fte IA B ys'on, an N.
ncnse amount of property DESTROYED BY
Ielegrpph-W T. HeicL's cltcus b'os n
down lire lost b. Electro Magoetic Teic.
grarh--aad ye, you mcu set here with
10 dcj arms, and Eeyer ,ai.a hHgaf 10 stay
the piogyeas Of tbs iahuuan. alI.Iegas'a.
uag and g. curing mousier--l WIS., wg-
num-" 4ud Aunt Flnny ig~ oui uf tie
room, LEAVING Uncle Dick wrapped 10 as
t,u.sd.tuf.
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A Cure for Founder.

| viii communicate fr the benefit n
that useful animal, tie horse, remedy
fof founder winch have tried 10 three ur
four cases, AMI have yet to see Il foil the
first time. It's simply TO bleed the horse
IA the mouth AID dfench him with a bali
pini Of the compound iiact1re Of myrrh, OF
the Thomsonlan No. 6, and give htm ex-
ercise. ! have gearet fouudereI horses
up, Immediately after the application oi
tins remedy, aud put them to the plough,
and IN few hours they would be as we'll
a, usual
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vya0 S RrnumOuas
The Magician and the Thief

A very good story is told Of the Fakr Of
Ava, the well known necronaocer. Just
as he was about 10 commence his perform
auces before q crowded audience, he was
informed thai q man had been robbed OF
pocket. book. lie called the unfortunate
gentleman aside, and helug satisfied that
the story ives true, and also that the wallet
contained large sum Of money. he plsdg
ed himself 20 either detect the thief or
make 10 The amount from his own purse.
To this end the door was secured, aud The
performance went on. Al length the ma.
gicisn introduced ms Mahomeian fortune.
teller, end put The following questions:
is there q man IN the room Aho has
los, his pocket.bo,k Wiih money in 81
Yes" Snme bah doz,n individuals we're
pointed out, one at,er the other. but 10 the
question. :" j. this lac man p the figure an.
swefed the emphatic No" The actual
victim was soon brought forward, and was
instantly recognized BY Mahomet as ihe man
v no los, The money. as the ihisi IN The
room T. then asked he Fakir, " aud II SO
woud YOU know hin - Yes" Several
men we're introduced, but to each Mahomei
shock his head. Al this moment, he Ia.
hu's eve rested upon an individual who
seemed inclined to make has escape fiom
he Hall, aud before be Elected his purpose
he was stopped ard brought forward. The
terror STRICKEN couulenauce of lie man as.
sufcd The Stcnor that lie might be safely
accused, aud accordingly Maho1el cried
out, That's the man" The cup'ii o
course denied The charge and effected iad (
nation boz an ciiicer vas sent for, ard oul
hero w.. evqm'-cd, -hcn 'hc les, focac'
beck was found suugy slowed Away IA hit
pocket. lie was 'ecofn rcd b. Iks shsflt
US The notorious pickpochet John Williams
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Reinii Esrirc. 500.

We have prepared this vounle Of ffra, t1feh'f'
uctypc large. c'cag aud hapd.O paPrr fnoa'a
and white, binding strong and substantial a.
cravings neat and appropriate. Tho work IS %,
clIcdiy the cheapest and mtsi popular ever isfaea
from the American press, and, from the orders .,
ready received iut A. we sitstcd 4 Is dts'lhea
10 have an immcu.c sale throughout cur va' e.
tended country. From yccaliar eiieumsianas'
NO are enabled to Offer this book 10y to hoA-p.5-
lars, pOst-insstcrs ard others, who may iet' as
posed to act as agents.
a. the publisher j. DESTROYS If giving ti' a,E'
ful Family Work very extensive ci'cll'lion' rs
offers tie most liberal Inducements 10 Aec7is' am
is S,Rhad tia, any man OF good address g"
make from 81 to 9l0 a day from the sa'ed IT,
There Ia scarcely town or village N I've '"N'.
bot will furnish mutc or less snbser'Ser'
small capital Of from s25 10 $50 will be necessary
TO make commencement.
~ No letters attended 10 unless The po'"sS
Is paid.
Tor further particulars address
ROBERT SEARS, PublshH'
No las NASSAU Sr. \. J. Cn'.
Mr.. Sears will please lay aside a copy 'oi ~.
publisher until called for, Also copy " W.
Boob OF the United States, as he IS also eh'f'eS "
Il copy Of lhat work.
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stolen Property Found.

fElHE pocket books with large proportion OF
n the notes and valuable papers which were
stolen from me on the 7th night of August le4S'
has been found in Lincoln County and reformed
to me. Those who paid me during the time the
notes were missing, will please call, and will
hand over as far as aiiidavis are out against me,
for the same, except all the notes that were pay.
able to James Sloan, one on Fanny Archer, pay
able 10 james DJherty Executor of Stephen Az
cher, and ole on Wilson Archer, payable TO VII
liam Black. which are amongst the missing
The public are cautioned against trading for any
note payable to James Sloan. deed, as all NOES
due TO bis estate we're stolen from on the night
dated above. The reward of 100 Dollars, which
was offered last August for the detection and con-
yic,ion OF the thieves, will still be promptly paid
on their conviction. T.. b. ID. SLOAN.
Meeklenburg, n. C., July 81, le49. 81 paid.
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.ANsLAL EAEH

SOUTU.CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
F9r Tie Promoter Of Ats, MschHse4l iagsaui-
q and iadas'ry.
IFThe FIRST ANNUAL FAIR of the above
Institute VIII o. held in Charleston, commencing
Oh Redats4ep, l7h October next, and continue
open durng the week.
Specimens Of ART, INGENUITY, NECHAN-
fCAL SKILL ard INDUSTRY Of every dsscsiP-
ton is solicited for The Exhibition, from all the
Southern States, and PREMlU Ms viii be award.
ed to those presentrg the best speclmen'
As hi. il the iirst flft made in the Southern
Stsrs 10 ADVANCE the Mechanic Aris, By means Of
an Annual Fair similar TO those tb2, have proved
% beneficial to the Northern Mechanics, The Board
81 Managers earnestly solicit the o-opctalIJn Of
all Nho feel an interest il the prosperity Of the
South, and appeal TO every Mechanic, MaGufac-
iurer and all persons engaged % pursuits VI skill
aud IL tus,ry Of balcver description. to send some
speetmcn TO this Exhibition, and they hope that
every district in tins ale and Of oGr sister States
glli BE- represented at ths Fair.
Ail those sho Intend sending articles for e1bi.
bition, wi!l please give notice TO l.. NJ. HATCH
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements, al as ear
IS Gay a. possible. and every specimen sent II
BE- eafetl,ly aueidsd to and returned AFTER tie
Exhibition.
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NoTicE-Thc genuine 'lham'r Elcctua,y has
his written signature, thus a. Upham, NJ. u.
The hand is also done with pen. Price 81 a box
Sold. Wholesale and retail by WYATT Il Kgrcn
Al, III Fulton street, N Y. aud by Druggists
generally throughout tie Z. States aud Canadas.
JAMES FGlLHER,
Agent Tor Charlotte NC
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TO PRINTERS.
. Mountain Eanmcr for sale

SuIIE Subscriber being DESTROYS 10 devote his
vs.. time to other business, offers for Sale h's
Press, Printing Materials, and all the necessary
furniture and fixtures pertaining % the Office
The Press Is az excellent super Royal Washing
ton Press, 10 which Is attached the S-lf.R0llng
and Inklng Machine. The Type consist Of Plea
and Blrgeoi-. 70, The Paper; With good assert
ment 81 JOB Type Cuts, Rules, Sc, SC, IN SUN
cient qaantitie. f-r any work that may offer IN
this part Of tie State, all 10 good condition.
For Printer, with capacity .or the Editorial
Department this would be valuable investment.
For further Information, address, post paid,
THOS. A. HAYDEN,
K ItherfJrdlOn, y. &.
May9. ls4g
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Smelling III.

Some poeilcsI genus, after being on
tight, penned the following yefee:
Men Lransy drink, and never think
That girls at oil can toll IL;
They don't suppose a womau's nose
Was ever made to smell Is.
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DIR. kUHL,S
Abyssinia Mixture.
for Cs,arrhs, lnAaenEz, Cos,ivoness, Piles. ct,.
vel. Genor.hu. Gles,, Flssr Alsas, Q, II.
Whites, Weakness, obs,issi.ons, sc.

Coin HIT, y. e.. Aro !, lsls
Or. J. kuhl-DcAr SIT:
You w,ll please forward to Us as fbon as ON.
Tenien,, ffrah supply ofihe Restoftr The sl,ed
and the Abyssinia Mixture, We have -old %, q,
some time. The Rcttoicr and the nsTgrsti,,
Powder. have proved 10 le very tfEcaeioa. &,
fnlnesf OF The chest. Rheumatism. sure Lays Il.
fammsiions Of he Eyes. Dttfily AID tthei th,o
nic diseases. We warranted The Abyssnia MI.
lpst 10 every patient, and no one has asked e ri
tic mousY returned. but on the contrary, aty
ono has pfsises as great esnsi se postn
We remain y.ufs, respectfully,
A. 4 u. W. HON. YCITT.
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supreme Court Reports
REDUCTION OF PRICE

fENilE Subscriber having purchased from ms
IA Estate of w. x. Gales, deed. INC e''1
Edition Of Vols 6. !, and Law. aud 'os. ~ !,
g. Equity, OF lrcd,'s Report of Casos Q, c'u'J NJ.
the Supreme Court OF North Catolina. ulO'" III.
cembcr FERN lSi5, TO August Term io'o ',.t ',e
siyc and including also the Equity oaas -
present Term Of the Court,) has reduced 'ne pr"
from SIX potIArs to F,vs DolIaas per Volume
and !, nre,areJ 10 furnish them TO gentlemen Of
The bar and 10 booksellers, except Vol Of Lqu'.
~. 10 bo published il few weeks. Of which no.
ice will be given. Orders for the whole or O'
any one or more Volumes, promptly atienaea ~; IN
And the bar supplied on reasonable terms VIZ
the previous Volumes Of North Carolina ''epo'''
and Law Books generally TALE.
Fayetteville. March 10, 1912 s'-"
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PnlfER & YoRKE
Later from MeJor Dsgals MDsgsld, c,ss
Grsrk Pea OFF,

Later from Mayor Dsgald MDagala, C'ss
Crsrk PoH o..
JooRr CovSTY. y. E., DEc. Is. lsis.
Dr.. J. kuhl--Dc4r Sir:
A Isdy IN III, county. afflicted Win nerves
complaint. Relap4as uteii. fluer Asas, ans |.
sptns~ha, defanget mind, ca pscd W uss,fucati,
was for shout twelve months htteadsd BY toui Il
our eminent physicians, without any effect. al
every ere sueessNsely declared her ihcufatls ~
thai she had 10 die. She then procured iEe ~
tie. of your sbyasiaia Mixture from me, uhtA
cured htf enu'eiy- She hes since married. ~
IL IN peffec, good health aud happy. The Asis
sina MlIluf, has likewiss proved ssgj t!ieatea
20 many Other diseases, bat particularly A itnss
dt'casss, in which it should hasg The prtl,tsEs
ol al athsfK
Yours obedtenuy.
pIGkLD NcDUGMD
Likesise On hand and toy sals, u, Kshls f.
aisft-, tayeft4I Plaster. Cold Mine bglsAm, &c
! J IiOLTuN. Agent.
Charlotte, y. c.
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A b. ". IioNT ycuTT.
coscosp. n. C. Jply p, lsls.

toNcORp y. c, JptY 2, Isi..
DR.. Kuhl-Dcar sir;
We have sold cut aIiof your Atyssu MiIiar,.
/, has gwen cs''rs satslfaeiisH 10 al those 80
have % d It. We have warranted The Abyama
Mixture ~ 81! case. OF v0f oWn account; aas us
cAn say. /, has ueyer failed. We have daily etg,
for mote Of the Asysainia Mixture, and yoa III
please send US as soCn as possihls such suHly,
which viii answer the grra, demEad.
Vary respectfully youtr.
PnlFER & YORkE
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plGALp NcnuGAfn
New and Popular Work for
BOOK AGENTS.

A y Agent IL Wsnted IN every city and coasiT
"a 10 he Uri.ed sts,ts, 10 procure saiser'ssft
and sell ;as loilo'.,ng gen, work l'i Pa5!ish-
% and Eaaly ~ deAfefY
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sears New 81 Popular Pictorial
Description OF the L. states,

containing an account Of The Topography, Sc tie
mcnt, iilstory. Revolutionary aud oihef iaisfes'
ing eyeHts. Statistics. progress IN Agtlcgli4fs'
Manufsettrrs, Population, Sc, Sc, Ct eaeh s'lie
10 The Lnian.
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PERMANENT School

PERMANENT school,.
ALI X A N d n lama ACAprw
MeekieHturg county. N. C., 10 miles Norm .,
9 n uu.proS 8 Charlotte.
REy. II. b. CUNNINGHAM. Rrcros
HNliE seventh Session Of this Inst,uor ,,,.
IL menced OH the fourth Monday h IN
under the suferintendenee Of the above vrr,i,
men. The coufse of studies adopted is ,scb :.
10 prepare pupils Tor admission 10 the Junior ca.
in any Of our Colleges. Its location is as ul,ss
an, and healthy and as far removed from an rapse,
OF dss patton, any IN this section Of the STATE
Terms.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and
lights per month, 5to a
Tuition.
Writing, Arithmetic, Enslsh Grammar.
and GeogrsPhy, per sess. Of months, A
! Algebra, Chemistry, Natural PHILOSOPHY,
| Rhetoric, Logic, &c. II
Latin and Greek Lang uages, Ia
| July 8. ici9. 1877
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TILIIBLE
LANDS & MILLS
FOB Sale.

A-A TpIIE subscrber offers fr s,e
EXsiEl9 ~. privately, his valuable Plsnta.
III 4 IL ton, coniaing SEQ acres, within t,Yo
csHS-s2 ~ miles OF Davidson College. Oa the
premises Is good Grist iill. Daoling House
aud other out houses. II il il desired he land
viii be divided 10 suit purchasers Persons wish.
ing to WOW either the land or Mills will call on
Tho subscriber al his plantation at Long Creek or
on The premises. Tho terms viii be liberal.
:, join II. CALDWELL.
Nov II, 1913 az
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otTicFRs ~ rHE lSsTiTurx.
WN GREGG, s'don'
" VI. hiRkN OOD. lst Wee President.
Nm VI. I.AWTO% 2ivica President.
=. 6 JONES. Secretary.
II. ). GRI6cS Treasurer pre- TEN.
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County Curt Executions for sale here.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-19
N0turdHY, INLy II.

g. Hardly day passes that some gentle
man, at this season, does not make q COM
plant to us relative to the Windmills at the
head of Broad street. During this week we
have heard OF some five or six instances
where persons have barely escaped almost
instant death or at least severe wounds, in
consequence Of their horses becoming fright
ened. There are great many families here
now, with their horses, and probably not one
of them ever before saw mill the greater
wonder is that accidents are not more frequent.
Several families are unable to ride out on the
Island, with their own horses, and are, there
fore, compelled TO ride towards the Fort and
20 the Beach, constantly, or else take horses
from tho sta 1le.. Ills is altogether wrong,
and the nuisance has been endured quite too
long our own citizens do not suffer much,
# any, inconvenience, and consequently they
have remained quiet on the subject, although
there have been fearful accidents caused by
the Mills, and serious alarms almost hourly
curing the summer. Tho Legislature have
passed law on the subject, and tho Town, at
the last June Meeting, appointed Commit
tee with full power to act IN iho matter, and
TO make such arrangements a. they deemed
most cYpcdicnt with ,hc owners, for the Pur-
chase or removal of the Mills. VIC gentle.
men who own the Mills do not wish TO be
taxed with tho cxpence OF removing them
and it is not right that they should the Town
ought, at least, 10 pay portion Of It, and II
the object cannot be accomplished in any 9TH
or m,nncr, lot the whole expense be paid
from the Treasury.
We really hope that tho Town, Commit
teo will take speedy action Oh the subject,
and thus fee that part Of tho town from a
nuisance, 50 dangerous 10 life. llslf the
pleasure Of ride !, destroyed by the an'ici-
patisns Of trouble with the horses IN passing