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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-26

ALAB.MA SOUTHERN RIGHTS PAETV.-A
call has been issued by Messrs. Yanccy.
Gale and some seventy others. for South
crn Rights Convention, to be held at Mont
gomcry, on the 4th day of March next. They
denounce both of the great National parties
as unreliable on the slavery question, and
refuse all fellowship with either Of them.
We are afraid it is loo late.-Caroinian
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-26

INCREASE OF OCEAN STEAMERs.-A wri-
ter in the Washington Union states that the
Atlantic postage in 1851 exceeded that OF
1850 by more than two hundred thousand
dollars
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

John MclIinae, James Jones
and Joseph J. Kennedy, BM for In
rs junction, Acct
The City Council Of Au- and Genl Ref
gusta, y
TT appearing to me that the Defendants are
L body polite and corporate under the
law of Georgia, and have no residence with.
in this State, On motion of Mr.. CARROLL,
Plaintiffs Solicitor, Ordered that the said
Defendants demur, plead or answer to the
Plaintiffs bill of Complaint, within three
months from the publication of this Order,
or the said bill will be taken pro contesso
against them.
A. SIMKINS, c. z. E. p.
Feb IS 3m 6
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"such," said my Uncle in conclusion, "is
the story of the Three Brothers but would
advise You, as a friend, not to follow the exam
pie Of the youngest brother" And agreeing
with him would thus also advise my readers,
jif should have any. For in trying ofollow
an example illustrious they might possibly
fiil-and their only high and noble friends would
be the Judge, LAWYERS, Jaor and Sheriff.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-26
HON. A. BURT.

We learn with regret, from communication
addressed to the ALhcuille Banner, by EDWARD
NOBLE, ESQ.,, that our immediate Representative
in Congress is still detained in Abbeville by se-
rious indisposition. Mr.. NOZZLE is further author.
lied to announce that Mr.. BURT positively declines
a reelection to the post he has SO long and SO
ably occupied.
No man, among our late delegations to WISH
ington, has commanded more general esteem and
respect, for his courtesy and spacity, from the
body of which he was member, than Mr.. BURT.
His district has appreciated his services being
those OF faithful, honest and talented Reprcsen-
tatve. and will sincerely deplore the cause which
now dcprives them of those services.
Although we have had occasion, with many Of
Mr.. BIS constituents, to differ from him considera-
bly, within the last twelve months, yet he will
carry with him to his retirement (none the less)
our best wishes for his perfect restoration and
future prosperity. We refer our readers TO Mr..
MOBILES letter upon another column.
-s---
e WE clip the following assurance OF the
rapid recovery of onr particular friend DR.. RAN.
DELL CRoFr, from Charleston Courier of late
date. DR.. CROFT was wounded acc lentaly q
few weeks ago.
The tribute to the Doctors wortl in the annexed
noic is entirely deserved. We rejoice with his
other friends upon the happy ssne Of his accident
ST. HELENA ISLAND, Feb. l6. 1852.
McSSrs. Editors 1T aflhrrls ns much pleasure
To have il in onr power 10 staie that the Physl-
clans and Surgeons. who have been attending Dr..
RandclI Croft fr his severe gun shot wound. re-
port him out Of MI danger. The Doctor il n par
iicular fhvortc in these parts. and has received
every kindness and attention that could be shown
him. The loss Of no one would have been more
seriously felt deeply lamen!rd by his numerous
friends and arqmintances Of this Island. We
congratulate his friends of the upper country on
his recovery. J.
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Feb &c
New Store!
MEW READy-M MADE CLOTHING (!
February a6

MEW READy-MApE CLOTHING /!
T7HE Subscriber respectfully informs the cil-
Il zcns of Elgeirll that lie will open on the
LIST of March, ut the Planters Hotel, splendid
Stock of
Ready Made Spring and Summer
CLIO pM MG??
Consisting in part. Of a large. handsome and
fashionable assortment Of
Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
DRAWS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, &c.
Also, great variety Of the latest style of
SUM III n r = ATS,
All of which he will sell very Low for CASH
Those wishing good. and cheap article Of
Clothing will do we'll to give ME call before
purchasing elsewhere.
NJ. LEBESHULTZ.
Feb 26 it 6
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Crow Poison.

TUST received large supply Of CROW
q POISON, and for sale chap by
G. l.. PENN, AeEST
Feb IS II 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-02-26
FOR THE ADVERTISER.

Mr.. EnrTon,-In your paper Of last Thurs
day, charged PHILIP S. WHITE, with having
asserted, on board the Steamer s!rigo, in her
passage from Nashville 10 Patluca, that Slavery
was all evil aud curse"
have since had an Interview with that gen.
tcman, in which Ee admits that he used the
words, but says, they wc:c used in reference to
slavery AID 10 the depreciation Of slave labor on
The borders Of his own State, (kcntu.ky) Which
were contiguous to Indiana and Ohio. That tie
facilities Of escape from one to The other, had
made it go. But that nothing was farther from
his thoughts, than the rcmotcst intention Of ap-
plying it 10 slavery at large, or Of creating q
prejudice against the institution in which he
had been reared and educated and in which he
and all lis family had SO long participated. The
conversation had been commenced fifteen or
twenty minutes before came up and particpa.
ted and Mr.. WHITE says that the express allu-
sions to kentucky and those definite remarks,
which connected the whole conversation with
that State were used in the first part Of saI
conversation.
Now, the object Of this communication is, to
say that as a stakeholder myself, from al the
circumstances Of q review of that trip, am
perfectly satisfied with Mr. WnIrE's explanation.
And am more inclined to do 50, since rencm-
Scrng. that Mr.. PAUL, the gentleman alluded to
in my former communication, said to me. after
he had expressed his objection TO Mr.. WHITES
remarks, that in subscquen, conversation with
Mr.. WHITE, he was satisfied with Mr.. WnlTE's
explanation. GEO. ". JONES.
IL Those papers which copied my former
communication will please copy ths.
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in his own proper person. A few days after
ward, presented myself before the King, pros
trated myself in the dust at his feet and told him
that was the person he had wished to see. He
bade me rise, and surveying Inc attentively from
head to foot, remarked upon the comclincss of
my person, and 10 prove whether / was what
represented myself to be, it pleased him to I'M
pose upon me several trials Of my skill. The
first was comparatively easy, which was to steal
some bccres from their drivers, in open day
time. and drive them myself to the gate Of the
Kings Palace. succeeded in this by clothing
myself as one Just risen from the grave, appear
ing before the drivers and thus frightening them
from their charge. The second was that should
take from stable locked and guarded, the Kings
favorte cllarger-I succeeded in this. as easily
as the first, by giving the guards drugged wine
and thus making them forgetiul of their charge
and of all the world bcside.-The third and last,
which was most difficult of all, and which in
truth was one of the most difficult fcats ever
performed, was to take richly jewellcd ring
from the finger of the Queen. But to compcn-
safe for the difficulty, the King pledged his royal
word that, were successful in this, he would
give me whatever should demand, even to the
half of Ills kingdom Fortune or Providence
favored me even in this extremity. For during
the necessary absence Of the King for few days,
obtained access to the Queens apartment as
servant mail (fur my face was then smooth and
comely as q eirl's} and soon becoming a fayoritc,
was required to read TO her at night. So one
night having read til a late hour, and pcreciving
the Queen IN a deep and sweet sleep, quietly
slipped the ring from her finger, left the Palace
and resumed my natural appearance"
"1hc next day the King returned. You may
judge his surprise wheit appeared before him
and presented linn the ring. Though great was
his surprise when he saw my success, yet that
was nothing to what lie exhibited when de-
mandcd his daughter in marriage. But his
Kingly word had passed and he could not re-
tract. First, however, I was made great
Prince, llonors and dignities were hcapcd upon
mc-and when the marriage was celebrated the
world knew not to whom his daughter was cs-
pouscd.'
you will do me justice, brothers, to believe
that did not steal for the sake of the gold and
Jewels. No-I was actuatcd by nobler pur-
pose. Knowing my great talents, and being
placed in an obscure position, was determined
that those talents should become known and
useful to the world at tic risk of every thing,
even lifc itself. Actuatcd by an upright pur-
pose, have restored fourfold to all from whom
ever took aught, and I've in virtue and peace,
beloved and respected by all who know me-"
"And now," he added with lofty expression
of countcnancc, :" ] am son-n-law to the King
and heir prcsump,ivc to the throne of Persia"
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PHILLIP S. WHITE. THE TEMPERANCE Lee
TrEER.-Thc EdgcGrd Adreu;ser has pub
lskcd letter Of Mr.. Jones, which charges
that Mr.. Willie holds Anti.S#vcry scnii-
mcns Mr.. Jones states that he is not sure
whether Mr.. White, who is now lcctnring
in our State. is the person against whom lr
makes the charge, but the name is the same.
excepting that he gives ]. MS the middle
name. With respect to The Mr.. White WHO
il now in our State, we only be>pcak in his
behalf suspension of public opinion until
he can answer for himself We remember
that the time referred to by Mr.. Jones was
one Of great excitement, and even we, ut
that time, looked upon compromise man,
or one who attempted to justify the admIs-
sion of California, as 4 very little better
than IN Aho!iiionist. 1t may be that solnc
remarks of Mr.. White, upon the exciting
questions of that day, have been mlScon-
.trurd, but of this we know and can say
nothing. Mr. White will, no doubt, very
soon answer for himself. In the meantime,
we will state some facts which we consider
we'll established. The Mr.. White, who is
now in our State, was born and bred
stakeholder At one time he planted in
Florida, and then did not scruple to make
his slaves work as well as he knew how;
and he has brother now in Florida: and an
other in Mississippi, both of whom are large
planters and slave-owncrs. Whilst he was
in Charleston, we heard him express freely
his opinions of the Abolitionists, and not
only Is he against them on principle, but he
has also small pirate score against them
on account of their persecution of himself.
To this we add that no person who knows
or has heard Mr.. White, could readily be-
licvc that he would conceal his opinions on
anv subject. lie is not a man of that stripe
in anv rcspect.-Standard, Charleston, S. c.
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e|y- Love is like honcsty-much talked
of and little understood.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-28
wccDBUliN,s FEVER AND AGUE

Nov offered TO the pubic Cor the Grsttime. This mcd
- icac has existed in a private family for more tia
hfy years, has been distributed To- considerable eXcb
among: friends during the whole time, aUi ia
instances proved ltscfa never failing remedy, whether
applied To common or 10 third ia! ~gue oi we'll
known stubborn notoriety.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor To give t. the
public. TIE undersigned, wtO knew thc medicine lay
thc.r owu experience have consented to take agency
fr part Of Indiana and Illinois, and offer II 10y the
dozen or single bottle, with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded whore the mcdi-
ccinnscd according tdorccOus does not accta perfect
and pcrmaEeHt cure. [mhl0-t ALLlS q HOWtS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-28
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
Gibson County.

NOR SALE reasonable terms, the ing property:
4 One hundred aud siNty acres Of Land, IN section
seventeen IN town four south OF range nine west, with
thirty improved with house, smoke house and il
good welt of water.
Also One hundred and twenty acres in section eight
tow oar south Of range rhine west, with twelve acres
cleared ana house nineteen by entysiN feet and
half stories high, with forty acres OF land unimpros ed
ia section nine. The above property may c soi on cX-
change property in Evansville. Persons wishing 10
view the above Lands will call on
THEOPIIILAS BACON, or
iy,3m HENRY SHIP.
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Suceriov ST.ou.Ger Egrmccs.

TIME object Of this Brace is 90 remedy hGbual STOPPING
round and crooked Shoulders, weak back and ohcs,
aId preserve erect aud graceful position, inJs
to health aud beauty. II Is adapted to becl meH,
aud children OF all ages. occupations and 60 dtOns
The great utility ofth.s Brace, will trial, become ap
parent 10 all and its simplicity and adaptation 10 the OBJ
ec designed. its best recommendations. IL is light
yet strong perfectly elastic, combining a the excel
ences the common Shoulder Braces in use, with
Of its objections. This brace is constructed to
the purpose Shoulder Braces and Suspcndcrs.
For sale at wholesale or ret;,ilby
KELLER * FARSSiEY,
dccI2-N No. Ii " alter street, Evansville.
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MEnICALN NOTICE.

TAR. p. B. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his profes
sOnal services tn the citizens of Evansville aud ~
Vtiuitv Office on First street few doors glove Tx
Shcrw Ood House; the formerly Occu led 10y DT. rf
tom Residence the corner of 9th and Nanut SIS
iY23-3ml
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J q. HATCHlTT
J. T. WALLER


DRS. WALKER Il HATCHTTi, having associated
tkeaselves together i'm the Practice of Medicine and
surgery would the ciIizends,
Evansville aid vicinity, that they arc prepared TO attend
to calls, either day night. 20
Dr. uatch,t will pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally.
Office on Third street. opposite the Public Square.
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BLA CKsMITHING.

I fANiEL SULLIVAN, Blacksmith, having conclndea
- Ia steady himself and attend more ,,,.iI, -,
~ Ousiess that he has heretofore DONE would resnect
in! solicit share OF public patronage He can ASSN,
MS numerous patrons nd transient customers fbat an
work ordered IN hls line viii promptly attended
TO- and no pains will be spared To please ALI the world
Piue. 600
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"a a1 C. sss Eu s5
w o fs ri t. a - - 4

4 Sure and Pleasant Medicine fer Horns
rFNIS is certify the suGeriI unity that hav
obtained most valuable recipe fIom tlie hands OF ID
4. Gowns. as ycraifuge In the form Of candy, Wle
will prev cit all Diarrloas, Groups and all coughs whe
the prncpa is the effects worms, Which is Ia
principal cause OF thousands going L. the grsNe,Ial
knowing the principal cise OF the Diseases Dr. COwe
after Is practice of medicine, hds this the mosNa
liable of all other nOsrums. i. RUSH
Main street, betw. 81 and sth
DosE-A child year old will take one lalfI
stick every morning for four days. Should this noths
the desired eject give small portion Of SIENNA ieai =
hour after taking the candy. octle-til
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DPS aYFoRn & FIrcE.

NITOULD inform the citizens of Evansville tat the
wv have associated themselves together in the prac
ce of Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics Their Office
on the corner of First and Vine streets.
Evansville. June 9sih le52. ju Sgtf
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PREPARED AVID 5 Old BY C. AVER,

IT PSold in Evansville, wholesale and RETAIL 10y Craw-
forI Bell; in Princeton by X. y. HaOck; in Petersburg,
by Adams * Campbell; and by the Druggists everywhe
throughout the State. lap27-d&wlyJ
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e. e. TSvpCgeEs.a. ~ co,
Forwarding and Commission House,
NES ORLEANS.

TIiilS long established hcFse c0nne their attention
strictly TO sales and purchases commission and 10
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance OF the liberal patronage here
tofore given them. octS- iyNAw
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL, NOTICE.

hrs. CASSELbERkY q. NEGLEl having associated
H. tsemsel.cs together in the practice of Medicine and
Surgery, would respectfully announce 10 the citizens o
Evansville and vicinity that they are prepared TO attend
to all calls either by day night one or both Of them
can bc consulted at their Office First street. doors
above the Sherwood House, al times except when pro-
lcssionally absent. l~nlGu
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naNTfs THY

yAS. II. JUPIN, Dental Surgeon, desiring, to renal
- permanently IN Evansville tenders La profession
services to the citizens of tie town and the surroundn
country. Rooms for tLc present II the Green River
House. jN IL lmI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-28

(bMOVAL-1h have removed my Office one SQUARE
anu nan ABOVE nam street. near tie Sherwood
House on Frststree and be found cer ,l,e, IN \,
III! residence one square aboye ali times unless nrofs
siohai! engaged Ia the city or its immediate vicinity
u. NJ IN
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DRY-GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

StHANkLlN az REILLY corner OF Main and FIRST
- have Just received aud are still receiving direct rom
the Eastern cities, large and well selected s,oeA vi
and staple Dry Goods embracing some OF the i0st "ss
unabie goods brought market this season, when "" o
fer at wholesale retail TO customers ana an o'
who may favor with call, Yer! low Tor e2sh vi Pl
daee. The following comprises some oil iAe iea"ins d"
ticlcs: go
Black and ceored Cloths, plain aud Ioey Cassseies'
Vestings, Cottonades DENNIS Cacees
Reregs dIaines white and cold Musquio Ne'uhgs, no
sier, Gloves ce- plain and drilled Swiss Musiins lam
and Jaeonets Bonnets Ribbons Parasos and I'll
brs Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; aise, full stock OF
brown and beachcd sheetings and shirngs, brown ana
Table Cloths and Covers Napkins Towels, Scotch iia,
ner linen and slk Pocket handkerchief, bPk and Coz
sk Neck do bid Silk Grape, aud Palmetto ShaNis &c
&c To which would respectfully invite all 10 come "
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. lal-ol
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REMOVED.

THE undersigned have removed fher Book and Npss
Il store To the corner of Main and First street wber.
they are just receiving ia addition 10 their former stock
an extensive assortment of Books, Stationary, Musical
sci at Wholesale or retail, the most literal terms.
iyI3-if II CONYNfs-roN g. go
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Evansville, Sept. Is. lss2 seIt2 Il CHARLES
CC-PARTNERSBIP.

CC-PARTNERSEIP alrN
FINE undersigned Aying the 18th inst entered into
co-partnership, under tn. firm and style of Hopkins
& Read, will occupy the Old stand OF !. :. Hopk
First street and continue do Wholesale and Retail
Dry Good business. JOHN :. HOPKINS
EDWIN o. READ. Hr4
Aug 18th 1852 ti scit22
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BOOK BINDTRY ArD1I.fNu pCov
!. .ttasrfa.nH MANuFACsTfEv o~ON

-lli9.na MANUFACfCKY = =
lie undersigned respectfully noun ces 10 the citizen
G. e ENans'iiis and the adjoiII coIiies thai he NJ.
hsu up book blhder!, on First street. beN cen NaF,
ad sycamore, with all the late improve for execu
ing every description of work in his line Nlel ne i.
prepared 10 DO III the best n uner and
The lowe,t Cincinnati prices - ~
!, Z niink work ruled and bound to any pattern.
pa " usle and every description or jet
Binding, done on reasonable terms. Also Por FoIios
Scrap Books. &c, made 10 order. llff.'a1 VI
~ Orders promptly flled [jc5nl R.R.1NNES
II SrHceton Clarion, Narrick Democrat and Noup
oaihe Register, cop! TO amouI OF So and send bills To
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PEMOVED.-Tle undersigned has ,re,no,o,.ef - =,
Ii house OF Mrs. DIR. Trafon. ree The Sher
wood House opposite the mansion of NJ Ross Eso. on
First Street, or Doctors .Srcnne ~' Sf'' w
once al The Old STAND on First doors above Main
where he may be found at all times unless prosona,
engaged Ijcssl j. n VII fpv M "a
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REMOVED.

NJ. GRiFFlTH. has removed his Stock of Hardware
-. next door, to {. Bells Drug Store and is row
,e best selected stock, selected by i'm the
eastern Markets, OF oreign and Domestic Hardware even
Hardware trade. strict attentions 10 L,,iiness "a o.
Ir.ss, ne hopes to receive share public
W; ee.cs' builders and others invited 10 exarns
-.SotoNN. tAAAi ~ fmyll
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CO-PARTyERS9IP NOTICE


Ff'HE undersigned have this day formed copariner-
= ship, under the lame aud style of LEWIS * CRAY,
aEd have made arrangements with the late rIn Of ar
Fnfson, Crane & Co.. to their in she
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Basinecs in this
city. - tat f-fh
We would respectfully solicit tinnance Of the pat
ronaEe heretofore literally extended towards the bats,
firm and hespcak the good Offices of friends pledg
ing ourselves to spare efforts promote the interests
of all who may eftrust business To care. e
EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. Is. ls52 seIt2f CHARLES GRAY.
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REMOVAL. ROSTERS d BROWN have removed
eher stock of Groceries to their large and con
ne" sore corner Main and First streets they woul
DC pleased TO their old friends the public rally
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