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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
From the South Caro!inian.
LENNON SLAVE CASE.


Our readers will remember the case Of Mr.
LENNON, Of Virginia. who, about TWO yrar:
ago, took family uf slaves with him to New
York, for the purpose of rmba,king with then
for Texas, where he intended IT, reside. Infur
nation of the presence of .cnmUn in the city
OF New York win iin slaves WIS 9ivrn by u!.t
Louis Napoleon, Il culorrd nlan, and the slave:
were taken before Judge Painr, OF the Suprr"l
Court, nn a writ Of InbcaS corpus The slave.
were declared to be- free under statute OF tho
Safe. and were sent of 10 Canada, under l!il
direction Of The phiIan:hr"p>ls." SoHc eli.
zens uf New York, however. made up lllc value
oI the slaves 10 hlr. Lcmluun. and he returned
To Virginia.
TEis created mach excitement in the State u!
Virginia, AS Mr. Lcmnl"n had rot attempted ia
introduce sarrs into New I"rk, but was !. mere
traveller though ii! The l"g "g.'aiurraui"rizcd
the Governor to institute proper proceedings ul
IN appeal from Judge Pain's decision, and lIrr
a orury General WAS Sent on to argue The r.sr
aml 10 carry il tlhrough the several Courts, up
to the Supreme Court of The United States, il
necessary.
'Ju accordance will, these resolutions (says
the Evening Pos'.) ihe State ""f FirgIla pro-
rrcdrd with The case A writ Of ccriio"cTi wa-
sued out, and the c;lSr WIS carried rrn:a ne Sn'
prri"r TO the Supreme CUuri. The Question
then arose rs 10 whether The app"llaut Iilu,' Give
security for costs. Decision lal he mii>i. Ap-
pcal To General Term and drri,inn affirmed -
The official bond of the Sia.e Of Virginia sent
on us security fur the COSTS. The security Sb-
jeccd 10 and rejected b. the Gour; bee. Use CIV
ell by NONRESIDENT
This brings us mp 10 the present time; In
the pI CT of the rejected sccnri,ya nrw bond
HIS been given by the attorneys of LemHon' "
"'rhr case will pr"b,bly come on for arSn-
mrnl before the General Term of the Supreme
Court next November Mr.. l4apuuSh, for The
appellant. (nominay Mr. Lennon. actually the
Stale of Virginii) will be assisted by The At
lorney General Of Virginia. Mr. Culver. We
understand, will rr"babIy be assisted by Ogden
Hoffman, esq., Attorney General of hi, State
Whichever way the case is decided, il will he
carried up to the Court of Appeals, and without
dunbl event. u,lly to the Supreme Court "f. the
United States.
We uuicrsi md that the State Of virginia
If successful, intends applying 10 the L''-i>
lure Of this Stale to be reimbursed for ;hcir
EXPENSES If unsuccessful, then they will at.
tempt the passage of Il special net through Con
grrss TO he paid out of the Na'iuna Treasury.
The decision in this case will be looked i"i
vi h much interest. Soun gentlemen learned
in The law feel very sanguinr' That the Supreme
Court Of the Uni cd States will Grclare Tie
>vznrr and liberation of the slaves, under the
circumstances, lu be ILLEGAL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

Cousrys.-A Country gentleman lately arrived
in Boston, and Immediately repaired TO the
house of Il relative, Il lady who had married
Il merchant of that city. The parties were glad
TO SEE him to make their huusr his home, us he
dprlarrd hi, intention Of remaining in HE civ
bul day or two The husband OF The lady
anxious 10 show his attention to Il relative aud
friend Of his wife, took The grntIeman's horse
to livery stable III Hanover street.
Finally The Tsil bera.ne Il visitation, and the
merchant after the elapSe OF eleven days, funnl
besides lodging and boarding the gentleman. !.
pretty considerable bill had run up ut the livery
stable.
Accordingly he went to the man who kept
the livery stable, and Told him VIXEN the gentle.
man took his horse he would pAy The bl.
VERY gocd," said The stable krcprr,' under.
stand you"
Accordingly in short time, the country gen.
tlcu,an went to the stable and ordered hi. horse
to be got ready. Tnu bill Of course Was pre-
senlrd.
"on!" said the gentleman, "Mr.--,my rela
tive will pay this
"plcasc to yet IN order from Mr., il will ht
the same az the money"
The horse was put mp again, and down went
the Country gentleman To Long Wharf whcr,
the mcrchuul kept.
"Well said he, ,""I am going now"
"Arc you! said the Merchant, "Well, goot
bye sir !"
"Wc, about that horse, the man says llie bill
must be paii iur hls keeplng."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
Select poetry,
JESUS WEPT."

a human grici-and earthly gloom,
The Saviour's spirit wrps
And by the cnl and silent tomb
or Lazarus He wcpt.
Yes, Jesus wcpl"-anl 10! on hi 5h
The angels ceased Ia sing,
While every scraph in the sky
Low droopcd lis shining wing.
ThcSon Of Gnl with grief had striVen,
Had muuynrd o'cr mortal i'll;
And every voice was luahcd in Heaven,
And every harp was still.
The Saviour's eye grew moist and dim,
And sad with human tears,
And i'll the angels w,pt with Him,
Through countless gi:ttcring spheres.
Oh. holy grif.-that thus could move,
The one whom Saints revere,
And coMc, nitrate Il boundlrss love,
With enc human tear.
BRIGHT. virwl ss watchers bore away
That spiritual gem.
To bram-unc more immortal ray
la God $ own d.adcm.
When many Il deep and crushing wrong
Was hcapyd upon ll.m here, !.
lie mou,nrd o'cr The misguided throng,
l,u, shed 10 selfish tear.
The cross To Calvary He bore,
Within manger slept,
The ;uriuring crown in mcckncss wore,
But only once He wrpt.
But once the waves of sorrow rolled
Abnre lis sacred head,
And awc-siruck gazers, Behold!
How Jesus loved the dead"
He who but truth and wisdom spakc,
Had sail that Lazarus slept;
Oh. was it strange he should awake
When Christ above him wept.
What wonder if the stars of even
Had wandered from their spheres,
To tell The startled hosts in Heaven
Of their Rcdclmr's tears.
If burning suns, which have grown bright
IL Gods perpetual smile,
To see lin weep. had v.i!ed their fght,
And rauscd in grief the willie?
And WIS it strange tn eternal Choir,
An#zrd should cease 10 sing
That tears should steal DER every Tyre,
And dim each golden string?
Well might the roses Of the sky,
In their immortal lloon',
Grow pale 10 hear the Saviour sigh,
Beside morai'S tomb.
Prrrhnncc where unknown systems blaze,
Of which We can but dream,
Immortal souls through cudless days,
Still Chant this wondrous theme;
Pvrchanvc with sweet and nvurntul thrill,
Forever onward swept,
Eternal echoes mur:nur sill,
"1hr gnlle Jesus uept."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
AT FcIENTRIC WILL,

Mr.. Railing. of New hampshire, England, was
among The victims of the ldie rallr0ad acr!Gcnt
Lctn cen brighton and London. His heirs. after
having paid Gim HE customary funeral honurs.
d! what ;sll heirs do in similar caSeS opened ihc
" i'll of he deceased. ascertain what sh 're each
was 10 have in lis pusl-humouS iibrraIiirS. As
he had never givrn penny 10 either "t his rel
alivcs, during lis lifetime, they expected t" be
the richer, now that he waS IN more. One may
imagme the surprise caused by the fist Iinc Of
tho will
This is my testament. give and bcqueaih
all NV ronil-. present or future, m"vcnhlc "r iu-
movraGlc, in En-. lard ur on The continent, to
that railroad company ON whose road have had
the happiness To meet with death, that blessed
dcli,ciarce from my terrestrial prs"n."
Further Oh, the lcslatur gives his reasons for
his brou,st. The idea ll:il taken firm possess
sion OF his mind that Inc was destined to die Il
violent dealt, and the most desirable one in his
view WAS that CAUSED by the explosion of To-
como,iye He Travelled. therefore. constantly on
the railroad in England, Belgium and France
There was not st,uun where he was not known
Ali the conductors, were familiar with his p"ru-
liar costume. H., had narrowly escaped death
several times Once he WAS shut up in Il car
under the water; another time he WAS in the
n,y, car ia ohe thai was shattered, and ic de-
scriJrd with the greatest enthusiasm those terri.
biz accidents, when he e;.w death :" near, viii
on, being able 10 obtain it. Disappointed III
! Europe. he weal To The United States. lie
made frequent excursions on the Ohio, Mis-
Si>sippi. The Ontario, The Niagara, but notwlih.
standing their frequent expIn>j"ns, he returned
wilha " hole skin. lie WAS destined 10 be crush
ed under y car rf The molrr country. ii Is >ilu
that the relatives will attempt /" break the wli
on the grnulnl of Insanity, but it is probable
that The railroad will win lie sui III >pir of lht
prorrrb that The murderer never InlIerlls from
| lis yirlim
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

LIBERIA EMrGEAaTs Ts-WhiIe at the railroad
station. Yesterday afternoon. We notice no less
Than five wagons filled with hed;!iug, trunks,
boxes, bundles, and even basket, containing
fowl These things were placed in The baggage
car, to be transported 10 Baltimore. They be-
ungrd to Il company Of upward, of fifty manu-
mlted slaves, formerly belonging 10 The eeiaie,
of Ales,rs Geo Live aud T. ilrrndon, of Fau-
qnrr aud Luudnua cuun'ies, Virginia, as We
were i!ior'nrd ly Il gentleman connected with
tn, American Colonization society. VINO Wat,
present experimenting The storage OF The bay
gagp. The heirs Of these estates gave The cm-
grants an outfit of clothing, asrirul ura and
mechanics, lonl-, provisions. and c""kimg utrll-
sis costing 81 OUO, nrlading their removal 70
Baltimore. whcuce Iry will sail i'll ihc Liberia
packet during !he present wcrk.
Having seen the baggage, we were Interested
in luuE ing 1T The Respective uwnrrs of H. They
were in Il special car-men, w"nlcn. and cnl''iren
old and young; from The gr 'y-ncaJc'i p'irI
To the ufnt in The arms Tner lookcd enrcr-
in in view of the enjoyment OF lreetonI IN the
Lihrrian republic, wnlc there seemed TO De- il"
wis natural, regret 10 part. PERHAPS forever Il
from lhr scrnrs of their chidhU"d. win I'LL 'lc
lnved ASSOCIATIONS. They were wrII-'rrS>r'i'
sume of the women in the fashion, lis II they
were merely on Il pleasure trip, lnS'ead, "i "''
the eye of u long and perl"nS Journey to airira
May they have u pleasant voyage ami 'f'l''
nj their place of drs:in.l ion, AMI rr:.lz' l"er
tuudvsL Observation-Disclosures oen.llps.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

A DOLLAR FOR THE PRiSTER.--A Kentucky pa.
per says that is becoming quite fashionable in that
quarter to enclose dollar With marriage notices,
WHEN sending them TO the printer. We think rhe
custom good one. The example is worthy Of imi-
ta"n' and ought 10 be followed up everywhere, In
stead ol sending them minus of any fee and tho pos.
sage not paid at that as some people have done in
South Carolina.
Six dollars to printer and priest,
Nvsensihle man can refuse
Five dollars to render him hlesr,
And one to publish The news.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

The revenues collected by the various reli-
glous societies which have their headquarters in
London during tho past year, have a,lounled TO
upwards Of one million sterling, or more than
S5UUO,O0O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
w. 2. DJ2IsoG, Proprietor.
THE EDG3VZEL.D ADTE2 TTSER
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
W. =. DURISOE, Proprietor.
ARTEU2 SIMKlNS, EGitor.
N ~ - II "a

Sa IL Ls2 3Ec 50
Two DOLLARS per year. il paid i'll a'vance-Iwo
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
montls-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
eyprainn of The Year. all subscriptions NOT distinct
ly limited at the time Of subscribing, will he consider
ed ;s made for al indefinite perin;i, AM, will he con-
,inurd n,i all r.earages paid or al The option OF
the Publisher Subscriptions from other Saes must
INVARIABLY he accompanied with the cash or refer
ence to some known 10 Es.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he cGaspicn"nsl! inserted at
IS cents per s;quarr IL acs less for the frs, in
seron and 37l cents for each Subsequent Insertion.
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per
square will r charged All Advertisements moi having
the desired number of Insertions marked the mar
yin, will be continued until forbid and charged &c
cnrngIy.
Those desiring to advertise hy the year can iOso on
liher. ;crme-i, hcing distinctly un,crs"r that con-
tracts for yearly advertising confined 10 the :nin".
tiias- legitimate tuiSilless Of the firm individual
contracting Transient Advertisements mus; be paid
for in advance.
For announcing 4 Candidate, Three Dollars, IN
ADVANCE.
For Advertising Esirays Tailed, Two Dollars, to be
paid hy The Magistrate advertising.
EGG, s,5'&i s = Ed $ 81 o. EiS~
At THE IEow FRONT sToGE OPPOSITE TIE
Hasonic Hall, augusta, Ga.
AlDRg0}l q ROYAL,
DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Eags. SC.
4 RE nav receiving lhe:r FALL sTOCk Of
n Gents. La cs Mis&,s Buys, Youths and
Ci.llren'S SHOES Of the
E7sncst Qualities,
And the best that can he bnaaht.
Oar Assortment co",irS EVERY ARTICLE
usually KEEP, in the largest Boot and ShoeStorcs
ALL VARIETIES OF
PLANTAT!CN EROGANS
AND HOUSE SEETANTS' SHOES
.ill of which We viii sell un til most reasonable
terms.
Augusta, Oct l2 If 80
CROCKER & r + ES,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
Aj.i13l u 1l g}.Eg Hat A NUS, Us,
Jackson Street. b.low caa O. thc opposite side OF
wazrca's sloc2, AUGUSTA ca.
~---~-----~>~--~>~----~~~~~
TIME Undersigned w"ui respectfully inform
L their friends and 'u:ncf patrons. that Iiicy will
Remove "u iR,' IssSrpcrihcr next. 10 the NEW
and SUBSTANTIAL E'i"c-E2rNad Ware
saoz7sG. on jackson Street, below aHd "n Tic oppo-
site ui Warren Bi"rk.
We wi! -y,. "ur personal attention to a business
entrusted 10 ou? cirr rs heretofore, and hope 10
merit II continuance OF III favor Of i"rincr patrons.
We are prepared 10 n:;kr, 4; AL times, libeia!
cash advances "li rr:i,cr IN Store.
Orders frr BAGGiNG, ROPE and FAMILY
SUPPLIES wi DC ca.ciai'y ,;ed, AID at tic inw-
est market ps:ce.
JOHN c. EEES.
Augusta Arc: 3 @m :?
Inurscr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

EXTENSIVE CrUSTEEFEITIaG.-The author-
lies of Philadelphia have arrested a man named
John Wilson on q Charge Of forging the coin of
the United States. In lis possession was found
about $1,000 in counterfeit bills on the Phia-
d,.pra baEks. About $4,000 of this kind Of
Money has been put in circulation within Tho
Ia>t two months in the counties of Delaware,
Chester, Lancaster, and Philadelphia When
arrested the prisoner offered The officers all his
plates and lis much money as he cord raise if
they would let him 60 No counterfeit coin
was found upnn his person.
Two cnunirrIrcrs were arrested in Lagrange
county, lndi.lna, who had in their Possession
c"un trfrit bills on The C:iIy Ba TX Of New Heav-
Ell, Ionnrr, r,icu;, TO The nui"unt of $4,000. A
cashier pronounced it the best counterfeit he
ever saw in fact all almost exact copy Of The
original.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
EDGEFIELD, S. c.. NOVEMBER 8. 1854

n, of this wirkrd wurd until you have re!"rm-
rd--un'iI you have abandoned ncw:-carryinE,
lying, >Iandrring--uniii y"u gel into that method
Of becoming weallhy-which is, by mnding
your own business. Do this We impious ones,
and peace will run down our streets like river
d" his, and the great bond of love and fellow
ship will unc Mi hearts, binding us 10 one an
other, aud to Linn, the giver OF all our joys and
h"res.
Oh, We inquisi i've y"nng friends allow no,
your,rhe, /" be iIqui>iii,c and curious about
the sl!..ir> of uIris; for lni> WIS the first step
in the c;rcr of la, low, sandrrng. wirrng
llall-Smiiin., r; kr-heIl'uf Il female, Vii" tat:cns
OH the error, vices aud wr"ngs" of her neig,b"rs.
But turn to lrn,n aud duy. ahd The mantle OF
love vi r,.f"lj you, the SMILES "l lIie pure and
good. bulh visible and ilvisi ihIr will be upon you,
aud serene in.ur" luay he yours.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

The Rev. EdwinT WimkIcr has accepted the
unanimous call of the First Baptist Church in
Charleston to become lis paslur.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

From present Indications, the 30lh Of Novem-
Der will be pretty generally fixed upon as DAY
OF public Thanksgiving in IlIis country. lie
Governors Of Name, New Hampshire and Ken
lncky have already designated that day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09


New MaREET AND AIKEN CoSSEcTroN-Wc
extract with regret and disappointment, the fol-
loving rcmark from The !asl Edgrteld Adrerti-
ser"
"The Mse:inS ut TYooGrile.-We understand
that Messrs. Perrin and AloragRe made able Rail-
road speeches of the occasion. But the spirit
Of the people. where is it! only six thousand
five hundred dollars were Suh-cribed to the
prospective Aiken and New Market connection
ria EdsrfrlA c. II. We fear it is gone case"
1t is indeed We fear,"a gone case" it the
people of Edsefeld cannot Muster up susfirien-
cy of energy and spirit to build. wiihlIle liberal
assistance of the Grecnville G. Columbia Rail-
road Company. a road whose location and infu-
rlrcc mu>l chiefly benefit themselves. They
surely do not expect the people of AbbeviIls
after having gone, and that without regret, to the
u!mos, linus Of their means in the construction
of the main road, TO burden themselves farther
in building branch through one Of the richest
,Hd ;.bla-t-D
want of public spirit is notorious aud unworthy
"f her The editor may well cyclam after such
appeals, The spirit of our people, where is e"
a large portion of it is bound up fast in their
pockcl-boukS, and the remainder is gone 10 dc.
veIobc The resources of The far West
hbbeyic Banner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

ASoSYMouR LETTERS ALIAS" BUcKETs."-Our
Pos. Master has shown US two letters directed
lu persons in this nci.ihnrluud that had been
sent, one To Ihe POSTMASTER at New York, tho
Vfrr 10 The Postmaster at Baltimore, 10 be
nl"lied a. those places for The Persons tn whom
they We're addressed. Tie above gentemenly
p. Ms very property returned them IL this Office,
refusing 10 he instrumental, in any way, to srch
u low aIl, cowardly act. We knnw not who We
Int, nor Go we care, io- the persons who would
resort 1" so mcdli and ass..ssill-like mode of
rcvemge-if j! is intended for lhat--cannot be
trusted as friend, and dangerous man in
community. We know i circumstance where
SUCH letter actually broke up one of the most
Interesting families in our acquaintance, drove
the husband 10 u drunkard's grave, the wife TO
tnc po"r-hnu-c, and their only child, at Twelve
years . d. WAS sent to The HOUSE of Refuge in
pniladrphi', for stealing. We read that el,er,
aud although il did not accuse any person of
anything criminal, il was sufficient 10 c,lise dis
trust aud jealousy, and Ultimate scparaliou and
iuln. There Is no excuse for the writers Of
such letters. They must be cl.Ssed us either
cowardly enemies, or inlrrmcddling dangerous
lghburs.-Laureusyr Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

TtcKETED THEoUGH.-At present human in
g"huily >eclns 10 be taxed To The utmost to suz-
srst mta''s. by which tic lives of passengers
may be preserved, even if Il vessel goes duwaat
sea. The last and perhaps the least, ". find
in The B"S'on Transcript il is the Suggestion
OF an old sea captain. and coulrmplaes Il sutli-
cirnt number of life buat> 10 accommodate the
passengers and crew, each boat 10 be pEmided
with Il compass, wafer and food, and to be num-
brrcd aud placed under the command of an. off,
Ger of vessel. As each person takes passage
j" he vessel. he is also ickelcd fer position in
one OF The life boats, so lhal in CASE of accident,
each one knows where he belongs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
VOL. xIX.--- NO. 4a
TIL MAIL Sykucg,-Tbi. day, by mutu;

TIL MAu. SEkvlcE-Thi- day. by mutuaE
misunderstanding of the contracting partiest thS
mails cpased to be carried over the Ssuih Carel12
na Railroad. The Gnal correspondence bttweef
the company ard the Department will he fnund
in our colanas. 1t seems to US hat the POST
lli;lstcr General has made c:e or two grave mis{
tckeS, ind we regret t0 SLY II, because We thinif
him an 'Innrst aud zralons public funclinnnry
But why make the perempt"ry demand of s
change of schedule upon the company 80. nRn :
The term of their contract? Especially. why
take The OCCASION Of l di crencc with the com{
pany lu disavuw, practically, Il contract made ,y
his agent. Mr. Frrrson, which has been suffered
10 run us genuin. for some monlhs? But WeE
do not propose to argue the question OF whoa
right The real issles uiih us at present arejt
who is to suffer, and how much arr wa TO suiiar
We believe The railroad company is disposed ioI
do what they can 10 Tighten the calamity Of aj
sloppage of The mails r. difficulty somewhatI
like Ibis occnred in 1885, and then the cnmpanyj
rendered 10 1hc Postmaster lie use of the roadl
for stated time 10 convey the mails free ofl
c arge. Something Of the sort would seem toj
M necessary nnw, unless we are tu consider thai
exisIin. difficulty rs involving state Of war, inI
which the parties are bnund in duty and honor|
nul only to do r:.c,l other as much damage asl
possible, but also to enforce upon neulraIs ls
urgent necessity of Standing from under, aud
cursng both " their houses" IEhc public will,
III any rate, suffer great Inconvenience, perhaps
MACH injury. We hope it will nat be unnpces-
sarlly aggravated The mail Sys,ya,. is certainly
Il humbug when TIME viii land whe'p'it belongs
-nn the shore of the. Dead Sea bet @o' areI
nut quite ready for the change yet, audi the
mn.t always be attended with incon-
vcnence. Perhaps in our present trial 6pe- ara
u new era. Let us hope.-Chaylas-1
ton Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09

ezS Col. PnILrrs, of Alabama, is spoken of for
Secretary Of lhe Navy should Dir. po9aIx ainto tho
SsRaLs,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
pT2TJST;NG NEW5olPTES

The Wi:lnsJoro Register has The following
remarks relative lu contemplated newspaper
changes in This State:
We learn from an authentic scarce that Mrs~rs.
Iuiln l.. Miller and Samuel w. Melton have
purchased bp.h Of The iurk,iI!c p.prts-,hc
Miscellany and Tie Remedy The publication
of the Remedy will crlse after the l5ih ut this
monlh, and Tile Miscellany after the 20ih "f
December, when The two establishments will
be anr.Igalna!ed ard The publication uf Il new
papcr. bearing the title of The furkrilIc inquirer.
commenced on !hr 81 Of January.
The Inquirer will compare fyorably in point
of size and mechanical appearance with any
paper in the State Mr.. Miller is lEc present
Efficient Commissioner in Equity for York dis
,rir,, aud young lawyc: Of talent MIR. Mel
ton is well known throughout The Stale us The
talented editor of the Chester Standard, which
is Il sufficient guarsnlec that the cdi drill depart
mrul will be conducted viih ability. Alr. l..
VI. Grsr, the Junior of the furkvlIle Miscellany,
is engaged for the publishing department.
Tie merging Of the two p"prrs into one, we
have no dcubt, will prove satisfactory 10 the
people of York. They have had two papers
there. for each of which they have hid TO pay
81, and both of them put together, from :hrir
large type and heavy leading between the lines.
did moi contain tic reading matter Of oir i>>i!c
of our Herald, or Of Tic Advertiser of Edge.
field
We have no doubt that The gentlemen who
conducted these two papers are mrn at e"rrgy
and enterprise. Yci II town ti,aL pucd nj lne
Iast election 1000 votes. could moi support two
large weekly issues. We all remainder how
rapidly PAPERS multiplied in Columbia a few
Years ago and although eacIi OF them w#s sus.
lui"cd Ly gen'Icns" of ability, 'hc result has
been thai inry h.ve settled d"wn ia:o one llr!e
paper llat has rot It's equal in the Southern
country.
We see that AIr. Bri;ton, OF the Sparlanburg
Eyrrcs>. is also to rem yr TO Columbia ln ASSIST
Mr.. Giles ii The Times office. Til, is still Iur.
lhrr evldrncr thai publishers are running ahead
of The public demand. spart nburs district is
large, p"puou, and wealthy one, and The vo'e
polled ui lhe Court House Is over 1000.