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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-20

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Nv attention has been called to an article in your
columns of the 18th, in which 1t Is alleged that
have adopted the change which Mr.. Collins u
about to try on board the Arctic" The change Of
the Arctic's machinery, TINS contemplated by Mr..
Collins being, a. you state the principle Of the
engines Of the steamer Joseph johnson, the public
a.e led to draw an inference utterly at variance
with fact. There is not the slightest resemblance
between the machinery Of the calorc ship and that
Of the steamer named. As regards the plan Of sur
charging steam with caloric for the purpose Of in
cressing its motive power, claim to be the first t.
have tested II practically and satisfactorily built
On engine for the express purpose in 1884, at cost
Of upwards Of $4,000, the power OF which was
tested with unusual exsctness by the application OF
pump Of thirty inch diameter am four feet stroke.
The result of the test the consumption ~ three
pounds and quarter Of gas coke for each horse
power developed. The surcharging Of tho steam In
this experimental engine was effected BY series OF
Tubes within the boiler acted upon by the heat from
the furnace in its passage tn thu chimney. Thus
much az regards the principle Of sufchsrging steam
with caioric for producing motive power.
In your remarks on my invention. You attribute
to me ideas for e6ecting saving Of fuel which l
engine to the invention on which have bestowed
30 much time and labor because its incipe IL thae
Of employing heat over and over again. The acting
or circulating medium Of my engine may be any
fluid whateyer susceptible Of great expansion BY
heat In the various patents which hare obtained,
the invention is thus recited -" An improved en-
CINE for producing motive power, by the diatation
or expansion Of certain gasses or fluids, caused BY
the application OF caloric."
states -" Tie mode Of applying the calaric being
SUCH that after having caused the expansion or ma
tation which produces the motive power the caoric
Ia transferred to certain metallic substances, and
again re-transferred from these substances to the
acting medium" Among the various substances
which have employ ed for producing motive power
in this manner, may name air, azote, water, sur
charged steam and oils.
what have already adopted. Il, Of course, state
mept made through inadvertency, for You could moi
have intended to charge Mr.. Collins with svatline
himself Of the abors Of others without their sanction
]. ERfdss0N.
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shin COO tons baiit Tile sisy L. ls kss k>sa -
for - DO eAsh aAd chip Mssouis, bslt a nleh.sel -
So tens ssvsn ysass old On terms sss trsaspiFsl
BARK Ksta oliver. which sailed frsa Balttnsss ssv
DAYS suc for LaguAyrA rstuxnsd 70 that lth go
anchored Oh Quaxa1Ss account Of nssay sasas Ne
LAuucurpAt wslSobo.s l5th iast By yss Clsxk, Esd
brig o. lee called thu Shiesclss " b osn
msndeA b. Cept vinosat Richards Of Bristsl 4e.
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Naval Intellagcnce.

The United Safes brig Perry Lieut. Com'dg Richard
l. Page arrived ct the Naval anchorage Norfolk on the
18Th wenty eight days from Porto Praya coast Of
place when the Perry sailed. The following the on
GERS Of the Perry:-Iieut. Com'dg-Richard L. Page;
Passed pmen-Jno. L. Davis, ex-ofcer and Acting
Master; Passed Assistant sursson-Robt J FarquhAr-
son; Purser-Wm. ". J. Kelly; Mdship man-E p, No
Cres; Captains Cerk-Richard TAy lor.
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PHILApHLPHIA-Ayr July 10 CPS. trss ua.klsAA
Orr 1si6iashan, Cisafsesse 4 nnliksa, Rseess 49,
l.lssd, kss.sey CS,s,ss csncset,ess sehf, 9ass
ncssrs sAd jas strosp corsos. Boston; cAis shss.
Cis Ssrk Chas O,ds. Iitts Barsadess brgs DirsAaea
Torry w.as Essasdy. cerbist asI Nay Cessses.
Jss Streup. Corson: So 81 Hprtca. Kelly All 0e.RQa
Harris. SOUL nsstsn Chief shssr Hart ord Puet eSsA
YorE; 3 O Horton, Candy and ASslelds safta Prsvt.
denes stast Allen. Harwish ssssnsr KeAashse. cepss
Wash
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ARREST OF ALEXANDER KYLE.
Alexander Kyle stS secretary Of the Harlem Railroad
Company. arrssssd Monday morning ct tho suit
q NE said COMPANY ,, an order from n. Superior
legged abscondpg debtor Mr. Kyle IL stin under arrest
being unable to bonds for hundred thousand
dars the amount Of bail which the court has required
him to give In this case
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Whereupon Vim. II. Adds Was declared duly
elected.
After the chair had announced the result of the
ballot Mr. Smith moved to reconsider the vote lust
taken. The motion was declared out Of order by
the President. and on appeal to the board the de-
cison Of the chair was sustained.
The Board then took uIFdocument No. ~, and Ia
connection With Il document No. 4 the former beina
the report Of select committee the effect OF the
amendments q the city charter upon the powers OF
the Board Of Education.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-20
jersey City News.

Coxros CovScn--rhe board met At the Lyceum on
Tucay evening Alderman Lyon President Of the Board
In the chair Various petitions and bills we're presented
and referred to committees Tho Mayor sent veto Of
resolution previously sssed allowing the City Clerk e2p0
for clerk hire extra The veto statss that such compsn-
saioD must be fixed BY ordinance provided In the
Of Education for ~ 1885, for the oeachers' sal
aries August I, 1884, ordered 10 be paid.
determined number all Of the houses, and proposals
for the work win be received After some further bust
moss the Board adjourned.
TIE ANGEL GABRrKL~--Mr. Orr, the well known
Angel Gabriel" preached at the City Hall yes
terday 10 q great crowd. The consequence was
that terrible ruw ensued, hnt A. the station house
IL half full OF delinquents, the whole AFFAIR will come
before the police magistrate this morning, and We
can ~ no more.-R'rgsto~ (ca) British Wig,
yrly IL
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OLp AGE--An lrishman named whalen. died On
Sunday last ~ the residence Of hts son on Mulberry
street, in this city, 1t the advanced age OF iif
years S~revv Sfo~da'w. yv,y 1s
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ssuoys AocDxsr-os. MAN BunxxD TO DnAru

SKHIoUs AocDKSr-OSH MAN BURNED TO DsArH.
Tho State Of Maine says that on saturday last ~
some shoemsken In Gorham, Me-, were mskiug
shos makep' wax, the materials 10 some way took
nre, e0velop ne the shop in smoke. farmer and
his son, passing BY 1t the time supposng the shop
10 b on nre, rushed In TO extnguish It, and Ia the
confusion . large can Of camphene exploded, shat-
terDg the DOOR and window and setting Hre 70 The
building and the inmates TIE farmer aud his son
escaped With their clothes on Hre, and ran TO
neiehbceiBg house, when lazy, seeing tbeir condi
ton, endcavored to extingush the flames BY throw.
ing milk upon them having no other liquid At hand
but y was too late. The old gentleman died In q
short time, and tho son II not expected to recover
The woskmen In the shoemaker shop were some
what burned, but not very serioualy.
Pnnusrn Excrrnmr IN KENTUCKY. We
thlBk thcse 10 great deal Of unnecessary excite
ment prevailing IN certain sections Of this STATE
caused By The enrolment OF number Of young men
Is volunteers In the proposed Cuban expedition.
In Lexineton. we undentand, certain parties have
gone 70 fhr ~ TO eause the arrest Of Messrs R. n
johnson and John Haldeman. two gentlemen u that
city, Who are charged with being actively engaged
IN the enlistment Of troops. In this city il Is well
known that company has been organized. and In
the towns Of Hopknsville. Bowling Green, &C, the
Pamc thing has been dore. The chief Geld officer
OF the Kentucky regiment was stopping at one OF
opr iesding hotels for Some days last wvek.-Losis.
ysRe Corv'sr, ysiy ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-20

HtctNIy AuuiveIs8rles Oh TINS tLStttutl0n VIII Be
celeblated in the Methodist Episcopal church at
hiddletown, on the 30th aud 3lst OF July. and the
lat and I'd Of August The baccalaureate sermon
SOL inst, BY the bishop, L. 8. Jaynes DID,, and in
the evening Of the same day the Rev. r. s. Foster,
DID,, will deliver the address before the Missionary
Lyceum. On Monday, the 3lst, the Grafton and
poem before the Philorhetorian ~ d Pethologian
societies, viii be delivered BY the Rev. George W.
Bethune, DID,, Of Brooklyn, N. Y. aad the Hon.
VIM. Stark, Of Manchester. N. H. The Grafton b.
fore the alumni will be delivered on Tuesday, the
lss OF August, by G. q. Reynolds Esq. On the fol.
lowing day the commencement exercises will take
place, and the baccalanreate address viii be deliver.
Ga BY the president Of the University.
we suhtoin list Of the graduating claes:-
henry bsker, Northampton, Mas, justin 8. Bari
rows, n. Wardsboro, W, Francis Everett Beerp,
rsmnelo william Q. Bowen, Courtlandville, N. Y,
:: Whitbeck Brown, Canaan, N. r, Calvin 8. Ford.
mincId Cyrus D. Ross. Campbelville, N. Y, Charles
s ~. Iu,cx %p lodi, n Il Philip D. Hammond Mid
H Hoil,s Wilhs~sburs, l. I, Emory Fisk Norway,
ner Emory King, Cambridge, N. r, Joseph q.
Stockbficge Mase, Cornelius X. Martin. Esouus. N.
y, VIM. Milton MoIauehliu, West Winfield N. Y.
Edward Brenton Otheman, Chelsea, Mass, John ".
seleck. Ssugertes, N. Y. Augustus Ledyari Smith.
Middletown, VIM. Augustus Smith, wilbraham.
Mass, George Stevens, Jefferson, N. Y, Frank VI
Iaher, Bro kyn, N. T., Riley w. Taylor, PlainileId.
n Y, Joeeph johnson futon, Perry, N, Y. J,senh
vintoD, Springfield, Mass., George +. Wait. n.
MARLBORO, VI, A. Merrill Wheeler Salem, ". II.
The annual meeting Of the joint board OF trustees
VIII be held On the lst Of August.
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city on his 70 California, whea board the EN-
pire City, Californian boat, struck up an
With young man, on board Of gentemAny appearance,
Who said h. was frOm Michigan, asd his way ala to
sanker pretended he found & dull board, and pro-
Iosea tnp 10 Ho6oken This was sccennA % and soou
found themselves In the Eysan elds the pccuiisr
when they had been there abort time man brs. .hss.
with haste rushed up nQuing for the safe forre This
'ncncsd inquiry, aud the ED story gone throarh
ana be bostonAn allowed thee shallow roguss Win
stale trick .xposeda huadied tunes In ccamr d 10
carry Cd ef5 Of his mcoey He made com plant Al ths
nice of the Chief OF Police With the hops to recover hs
money As veil might be hope 70 and needle In truss
We fear that the experience u ali he will derive from IL
hsliv y'ow yssfscs John smile vAs yesterday
brought from Goshen, In Orange county, New York
whittier h. had ncd from this city He vas arrested by
issued BY Justice O~boru. The maa Il charged With
having the 18th instant, ssblen 9 gold watch ana
chain, end sk msptlls q the value Of 07s ths pro-
sr'y Of Aeans Of Thomas street. In this city
he was held BY the magistrate for further examaatso
Alleged Lavtesy Miguel Bronss and J. H Risenberrh
tvo Italians were yesterday arrested By ooer Svesaev
OF the lover police court suspcoa Of having stolen
Ss 10 soia coin md oank notes belsnsins 70 Francis
Garihadi OF No 80 Sprueo street. The accused vere
Lela,hy Justice b CART for examination.
h1.a"'y Asesa Jpn q. C1cer.-rrsncia Hughes,
VII, IL charged With Belonging 70 the Battle Row
Of the fkyenh wariwith intent 70 tsks his life me
has cftsn been In collision nth the police and svrars
he 81 all one day have the pleasure II ksg some Of
VI. u appears that he vas msconductug himself,
when Officer Lake vent for the purpose arrestne him.
wien b. turned the oHcer and struck him over the
head With iron bar, and stunned him On recoverne
himself, Lake cicsed In on him, shen desperate ssfur
ek entoed Another enAccr came mp, when the ruman
vss secured and fseen 10 the station house Both Lsks
ana BIS assaiant bore crimsea evidence q the
severity OF the conflict He taksa hssorp Justice
9ods o. vacm &c N. held for "A sxan.2asin
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byfcn, vepp 40 Cla 6<h SHIP Watsree Hammsr. AvGl.
bel sA'p John Currisr sebr Col ssttsry. ~ood frsv
fail RiyER-sld Jay IS seAr N.y R.sslas.. Di.li..
,or, ehhAdsipSAiHo op Thomas Hawkins, hawkins Nee
.cEoscETowN, CAR ysly a. schr Asliasssa.
oLeucksrIR-An JaiyI II. brig Plsssass Center, ssri
noBiLI.xr July IA Brs. bark AnsrsAsA. Presss,
hsss % Jacob ..s
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tosfsn0gIH-cidS siS ~ brig warren BeovA Bsrs-
ilcHnoS p-srr Ja'y II. steamship Jsm.ssev,. Ca
MvANNxH--An ysiy U.s. bark Sc. sre.s., Msys. Bss-
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fxvs Tos Arr Ssis is siosp S ssssss. frsssS.
s..s. E ss Y :s.s s;sy 49,.
toa ca l5sh SriSs Forsass wnams ssrs;nisas; fnss
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
9cnrol;nar or Plaak Roads.

VIZ regret that we cannot find room this week for
the communication Of "CARoLlsA" upon tho rubjee,
Of Plank Roads, In our next he ahal find his article
neatly printed, without blunlrr to mar its proper.
tons. We glad TO correspondent re-awaken'
ing this theme. Several times Of late, we have cone
very asking, villa, upon earth has become Of the
Edcefeld and Richardson Plank Road But we
amo,hered the propensity, thinking that i, was only
some lille necessary delay caused by tho arrange
ment Of Details 1t IL pesilx 10 he hoped thar this
good spirit of improvement il, not o DO abandoned
already II wo have TO record my thing of The sort
We shall do it both sorrowfully and bitterly. In the
mean time, "CAnoLIxA' reasons upon the suhjecl in
general next week, and wish our readers to
mark him we'll, and to rouse the Flank Road feeling
:.,~ -,
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AProposixion.

WE knewatsAs como Of our Subscribers object TO
having thsif newspaper columns occupied by Patent
Medicine Advertisements 10 ihs exclusion OF good
reading ns.,,er 1t is exactly our own feeling upon
the point :; md We really wish TO turn over a new
leaf in this respect, Our engagements with adHerti-
sers this kind will expire in few months and now
for the proposition We have to make is" That each
suhscrber who do so, shall procure for US an ad-
diiional sub,criher n, ~ early day as possible
Should this ls, Of patrons come any thing near
to makingup the deficit upon our profit account Which
will en,uo from curtns our advertisements, we will
gladly throw py,c TO the dogs" and, in lieu OF the
s,u Gull as many spicy items nv may be required to
ill tho apaco. Wo h"pe our con'idora'o and in'elli'
gent frienas will act in tho matt.r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
M;ss Ellen Brenan.

NATIVE talent, in whrsxer line, shpnld DO priced
and cherished by tho land wtcb gives it birth. E'.
peciny, with Americans, shouif native excellence in
any department Of the Fine Art. bo looked upon with
pleasure In this respect our p,oplc have paid m'l-
lions to European superiority And for one wo are truly
desriou, TO keep the next million at home. Thn can
only be done by convincing our crazy public thu,
something good can originate this side of the AZ
lunc. We are glad perceive that tho prospect Of
bringing about th. wholesome conviction is brighten
inc The prints tell Of young American Danseu'e.
who is at this very time, creating Juror in Europe
scarcely surpassed by any of TAaLIoNI' raising
While ut the North, amid the highest and most cult
ya,ed circles a South Carolina girl is ringing herself
into celebrity with the most gratifying rapidly /"
Miss ELLEx BnENAN to whom we allude. An e5-
change from the Great Metropolis speaks oil her IN very
lattering terms while calling attention to Concert
given by her in conjunction with several other ar'eS
We are rejoioed to zee that our rnock'ns'blrd mas
SCARED thus far In her upward flight. Besides being
mos. lovely lady, Miss q. is undoubtedly gifted WIN
high talent md excellent capacity May her powers
bc fully developed, and " long may slIe ware''
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ARRIVAL Or THE ATLANTIC.

LINN nr,, tlfiI
,,.,.,-:-
ne -. .. MAI h'e"nh snip h!""'"' r~f~''
EST, Has arrived Al Hv", n'a from Liver p''''
whlrh port size 1sli on l'' I'm ,na'ah'. ID.
"E L. "" W. '"" - T:
corrnS alter The departure "' 'hs N'SsArA' "h
The I'h lI'"l, WIS iAir ana holders wore 'h' WIN
h"'c'a'e' S''''" 7" '"' '"''; ~ ',
thrpc Gays ''"'''S '""ilI'''u ''o'' '''ea, W
which sprruias"r' look 2ooO ana exporters looo'
leaving l4.U9Ou bales oI all descriptions 10 ihe
trade
Fair Orleans was quoted at Glh. Middla3
Orlrns Il l-St., Fair Upland. 3.sI., and Mid
diiny Uplards AZ 1.Sd
hrE"rEAS iH1ELL'eh''h.T' n' ne ,'P"'' a'''
'''e ,'''p''I 'ee.T I ""' -. ," $500, L,,w.
c"n'''n'r"' NC nI N"'''~" '1'''o'I''' 49,
EYER au i."' "''""''"n ''o'' '"'''"'" AZ" "'
lne nusSl' 's'|''a.iu.f IS .1l'o'te" J." H.
''''m u, .''''. w ,,.,i -, ., ,I. ,r,,,,o
' r., ,h,, ,ur. .honi, h.s t,,,r,pr.,,
prn.,..nra,. % - 'y..r ,hr christian. in rurk.y-lh.
ito''t'"i''e ".t' ,',I S ."I LII, ;" ", =, ~,
"'' "'' '"5 80. ~ -. ..,I T,,.l,.,
L,,, I..,, ,Lr.. uI;,,I,, L;.m; b.. mr. tl.
mere 'H'i "se" '"'e nt"' .HT ~
',.,.;',, "n0I H." f,r,,,,., r,L L,.n ,urc...rul
"'.;' y. WV ,r,, ,I,.. rmrt. h,J .torm.j
XII !, II Thi. !, rrobyhIy true. but tho state.
rn"%s", msn,s wou,, conIifmstnn:
Ru..i7 I,,d warned IN. .ippinr not To venture
,r, "', NJ nnr, miles,, under ,hs protection vi a
',,r''r o"n w.
'' Th. p,c!,a Of Eryp,. on hearing of The Sinnpo
,r ir immediately ordered the equipment of 6
"' fr,.,.. :, ,nry,lr, and brirs TO replace llo,r
d,.sIr6y,I
nh: r,nort of the insurrec:ion Of the Walla-
.,,i,m rr,son,rv !, confirmed.
TI, p.r,i,,. in Trheran hav. broken ont in
;n.rrr.,,inr ,u,iui the Russians, and the Brit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
The Augusta Bridge Controversy.

TnE Charleston Mercury has presnned TO say. that
the recent action Of Legislature providing for she
levyinG of tolls this ond Of tho Augusta Bridge is
highway robbery" The sincere respect which we
have long felt or this Journal has been greatly 'h"cked
BY this arbitrary aud adviscd assertion. There VA.
q limo when the Hcrcurywas ready to por something
greater than tho interests of Charleston upon the aa-
scr,ion and maintenance Of right Inherent in our
State. But it ue.nu to have hidden adion just now.
to all auch political sen,imcnsality Fearful I'VE sup
pose) least tho trade Of tho Queen City, and iie bsl'
ness of a certain mammoth Rail Road Company may
suffer detriment it snars the very mention Of such
thing tho setting up Of an nnquc'ionab!o right
and turns from tho Bickenins demonstration in very
shaIno:'
$50 fades the light of other days, DO"
Awrel--" For a that and q that,
Rights right for = that.
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HOWARD.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Baltimore Sun.

WA:nlxG rox. Jsn. 24lh, 1854.
The Committee on Tcrrtoric. of tho Senate
and House Of Representatives have Jointly
.yr.,d on the following section of the new
hcbraska Bill:
"Src,ion H.. That tho constitution and laws
Of the United States. which are not locally inap-
r!icabe, shall have the .zmo force and effect
within the said Territory rs elsewhere within
the United States, excep: the Ssh section OF The
act preparatory to the admission OF. Missouri
into the Uniun. approved March 6, 1920, which
MAS suspended BY the principles of the legislation
of 1850 commonly .allcd the compromise meas
urss, md is hereby d.clarcd incorpora,ire.'
And they have also agreed 10 oppose every
amendment to ,hi, section, and every ar'lfce by
which the true meaning Of the same may be
cb.curcd or rendered LESS explicit.
can further state that Judge Douglas, OF the
Senate hns consulted the leading Northern and
Southern Senators on the subject, and that they
uil suppor, the above amendment. %heN the
committee had agreed TO it, the case Was sub.
r,i,ted to General Cass, who g7rc It his CORDIAL
approval and can further static that, notwilll-
standing all that newspapers have said about
the veteran statesman, he MAS prepared himself
20 offer 4 similar amendment and support 1t by
, sprach, (Which he will still make,) as have
sisted, weeks ago, in my letters to the Sun,
from what deem the most authentic authority.
Governor Bright has also been consulted, aud
has given the amendmen his manly, cordial
approval ,r.
In the House, Gen. Richardson, of Illinois,
has pursu+d course similar to the patriotic
and statcsinnnhSe course OF Judge Douglas.
Influential members Of the North and South
have also been consulted, and they promise their
support TO the amendment. Finally the admin
i.,ration paper, the Union to-day endorses the
amendment. and makes it the tonct-stone oi
true orthodox democracy. You will see, then
that was right n ny statements "nd the views %
| expressed on this Important subject: Ihey
Ar. prcci,cIr the same views WHICH had the
nriysIrrc to submit to the Baltimore Sun In 1919
and 1850, and acknowledge frankly that l an
vain enough to take pride in my consistency
have not the slightest fear lla. The slavery
agitation NiIl cummrncc de ,mro, proylced I'M:
Congress. will act with Iromptness and. decision
Let the power Of meddIing with the domes;i'
institutions OF tho States and Territories be
taken away from Congress, and tasatlcs WI
cease to send men to Congress for the solo pun
roxe Of n,oo,inr this dangerous question. he
,hoy. 18th section of the NehrS>ka bill strike!
At the root of this evil, and the c"ury,ls inasbs
,d to the committee on Territories. and lheI
ablo chairman, for having presented 1t.
Senator Dixon's amendment, when CAREFUL,
read, "a circumstance was not aware OF III
Yesterday may be so construed as posi'!ei!
to lerislate on slavery: and though the leglsla
lion in this instance may be right, yet tl'o iac
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
go Warnod.

Osx JouN T. REuEESs, Of Georgia, has received
several very polite appeals from This office " remit
hi, dues to the Printer and he has utterly failed to
apond This therefore, is to caution all brethren ol
tho craft against said REusEss T' 10 the frat of
considerable list Of Delinquent, whom we shall be
Obliged TO make .ervceable in the way Of nff"rding an
occasional paragraph. 1t TINT this is the only
good wo ,hnll ever get on, Of them. We promise
something rich a. 10 n score or TWO of them. They
nre hard caser. Well wait wcrk or two before
commencing the "BI.ACK LIST regularly.
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEF}fl.D DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

EDGEF}ElD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
DY II. T. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary "f
ID Eisriirhi District.
Whereas, n. X. C""k, has applied to me
for Letters of Administration on all and sim
guar the co"d- and clla,rls. rights and credits
of john Miller, late OF the District aforesaid
drrrasri.
These are. therefore, TO cite and admonish all
and singular. the kindred and creditors Of the
said dcccs~rd, to BE- and appear before me, at
nur mex, Ordinary's Court for the said District.
to be holden at Edgrfrld C. H., an the 9Th
day of Feb next. to show cause, if any, why
the .sil administration should moi he granted.
Given urdrr my ham" and seal. this s5sh day
of Jan. in the year Of our Lord one lh"us-
and -i.ht hundred and iinyfour and in the 18th
year of American Independence.
Ii. Il. WRIGHT, o. L. D.
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