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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20
ALEX'R B RUTCHEsON
JOB a HUTCHBSON,
j B YOUNG,
HUGH NJ HuTCHEsON

49, ire wing and Enquirer will insert the above
week Country paper) till day of sale. and
apH M.T&sON,
VEkY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
pI, MAKsHALL AND 24TH STREETS. CHURCH.
;alLL, AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold upon the nrcr.
y.r On n9naay the 18th inst at Ak O'clock, f.
S,sS uesTaDie bIick Residence on Marshall Ar
s =. LIN, Me T. II. ad 1t has six rooms Brick Kitch
encs Wild snree Rooms. water and usual conveni
dentb of ba a1s fronts ~ feet and runs back the
sor cash the balance att and 10 months.
trust desa Win lnterest sdded. and secured by q
by the purchaser ioi ioos 10 De PAID
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ES. n sKx1 RICHMOND AND
60 II sassssSs A4sss PETERsBUR RAIL
ROAD IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TnAVELERS
DAY, april Is. the trains on this road will leave
Richmond at an earlier hon than formerly: the
morning train starting at 4:25 instead OF 1855 and
the afternoon train at 2:40 instesd of 2:55
For details. see regular advertisement
ap l6-lm Il WYNNE, Sup't
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sd ll-tds ~ AV1s q SUN,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VaIuapI

oA ~ II OaLE OE NALUART.E
PRIyATE RESIDEwCE AND VACANT ono
q nE &c IN ING ON CHURCH Hill. AT THE E0es
IN " dhACE and 18TH ts.-R yirtne ~ . Saaa
vi .tnst rom phiiip White and HaY nah bi. IT.
.isos snoscrIber;(f the benefit of John EuSarSda
20 LAG zotn feoruary lS43 recorded in the Tierk
opice OF Henfieo County Court. and hs;nn ~
quueo oy the beneficiary therein shall nrncsod %
sea upon the premises on TUESDAY the l7tb Do
VI WAY, Iar, II not. the next fair dav thersafys
cemHencng at ~ O'Clock, M. the Real Estats
conveyed IN said deed, consisting of the vajna%,o
Drlck Re.ldence on Church Hill, at the cornar 20
urace ana 18th streets, and now in the ~,
Mr fhiilp White 1t contains ten rooms ana IL IL
nnisned entirely through from the basement 10 ~
atnc, ana supplied with gas Attached 10 tb bo
mouse 10 large brick kitchen with four roor s.n'
pre-, carriage nonse aud other out.houses Tho ~
fronts on Grace street 81 feat and runs back
Also, two handsome vacant Lots adio;ninr from.
ing each 62 feet, and running back I65 feet ~
Aiter the sale of the real estate will he sold tho
entire Household and Kitchen Furpil ure consis.ins
superior assor TINS Mt, description of which viii
De given hereafter: Also. cow and heifer -
IERMs-For the house snd lot one.fifth cash. the
balance az 8, H. 10 and "a months for negotiahls
notes, with interest added, and secured by trrst
deed For tbs vacant lots, one-third cash the hal
ance at 8, end IL months, for neRotiab,e notes
interest added. and secured as above. Taxes and
insurance for 1889 TO bs paid by the purchasers.
FOR more perfect description of the above pro
Perty reference Is made to the Advertisement of Mr
White. in the Wing and Enquirer plat OF
the property can be seen at the office of the Auc-
tiOneers. JAMES A SEDDON Trnstaa
JAS NJ TAYLOR soN. Auctioueers ans
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NEW RE FINISHING AND SCOUR-
~ ING ESTABLISHMENT-A CARD.-Dry
Goods Merchants ale respectfully informed that 1
am now prepared to CUT and FOLD DRESS GOODS /:
also, TO RE DRESS all OLD and soLED stock, ouch as
Bareges, Tissues, Lawns White Marseilles Embroi-
deries. Laces, Curtains White Dress Goods &C. like
NEW for which FIRST CLASS PREMIUM" was
awarded me in 1857.
Office on 10th street, between Main and Cary.
ap l8-3t$ EDWARD KING.
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T ARGE NUMBER OF HANDSOME

~ BUILDING LOTS, in the plan of Blchanau's
Spring. fronting on Clay and Leigh streets, FOR
SALE at AUCTION. be sold at Auction on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th April, ls5s,
commencing at 4o'clock, NJ. a large number Of
handsome BUlLDING LUTs, in the plan of the
North side of Clay and south side of Leigh streets
plat OF the lots can be seen at cur office The
most OF the lots admirably adap ed for building
purposes. They are short distance bepond the
corporation limits. and in an improving part of the
suburbs.
1ERMs-ill sums under $500 oue-fourth cash
balance at s, IL and Is months ever that amount
oneff cash, balance at 6 IL. Is and "a months
in each case. negotiable notes. interest added se.
cured ny trus' deed The taxes for ls5ata be paid
by the purchaser G0DDlN Il APPERsON,
% 4
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CRESH UhArGE COUNTY BUTTER.
y n g, living this day. ~ stb.Inss jan. 'sown.
= tubs s.:ictly prime FRESH bcTIhMH; hSa sais
~ l9-3t 6and frnnkttn ~
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STORE AND DWELLING, ON THE SOUTH
STREETS As trustee in a deed OF trust from VIII
iam Nam, dated 10th November. le57 duly recorded
at public auction. on the premises. on TUEsDsY'
the 26 day of April. 1859. at o'clock P NJ the val
liable reel estate, located above fronting 20 feet
on the South line of Main street running back 10
feet to an alley Is feet WIDE and having thereon an
excellent new brick store and dwelling.
FIRMS: fnouoh in cash TO defray the expenses of
sale and pay eff a bond of $500 with interest from
10th Nov 1857 and to the residue Of the proceeds
OF sae on such terms IS shall be announced at the
hour of sale. The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the
purchaser. ap i6-td W GODBIN Trustee.
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OT NO 16. IN DUVAL'S ADDITION.
AFOR SALE AT AUCfION.-After the foregoing
sale will be sold half acre lot No l6 in Duvai's adj
dltion, ut the Corner Of st Stephen and Coutts'
streets from ing $50 feet IT Stephan street run
ming back on Coutts' street 1923 fest to lot Nos
Terms at sale
By request of the heir of VIM Hund'ey deceased.
ap lG-td G0DDIN Il APPEkSUN, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE UF CANAL BOAT
"ECLIPSE" AND APPURTENANCES AND
THE TEAMS, &C. BELONGING.-As trustee in
deed of trust from George w II rEdon, dated 26'h
May, 1856 duly rscoried In Richmond Hastings
Court shall proceed TO sell, at public auction nesr
the Basin rheds, in the city of Richmond on NON.
DAY. the 18th April, 1852 at u o'clock NJ the a.
nal Boat "Eclips-," of buchanan, snd Appur,e-
nances. together with the Teams thereto belonging.
Terms cash. ED j PIC IT.,
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold at auction
1883. commencing at "A O'Clock, 2 NJ that large and
elegant Brick Dwelling at the corner Of ana 18th
streets. Of which the late Reuben Lipscomh died
seized, and now in the occupancy If MIRO Ljps.
comb, together with the beautiful square CT half
acres attached thereto. To the mansion there will
street and the balance OF the square win be divided
into lots of suitable size acc ordiDg to plat and Sur
vey tn be exhibited at the sals rhe above dweiing
Is ult OF brick is !eat two stories above ba
ment, and though built many years ago is not ouly
now in good condition, but is remark ably architec
turai in its design
TERMS: All sums und-r $1,000 onAfouth cash bal
ance at 4, 5 and IL mobthr; that amount, one
fourth cash balance at IL and Is months in either
cured by trust deed, or tite retained The taI Ga
and inuf ance for 1859 to be paid by the purchaser
ap ltd GUDDIN q APPERS0S Aucts
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HOUSE AND LOT ON TIE WEST
n LINE OF 18TH. BETWEEN MARsuAII. avn
GLAi STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII De sold. On "WEDNESDAY the nth April .lsso
Oh tne premises commencing at AZ O'Clock .
avaiuahi- Lot located as above ir Jntirg coz fe,
o.. me W st lire OF 18th street. running back the
usual aeptn having thereon an old brick tenement
JOE negotiaoie notes. interest added and title re-
tainea TIL last note be paid. The taxes for 1859 10
be paid by the purchaser.
ap Is G0DDIN AppERcON Auct.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
Plank Road improving.

Passing over the Elgcisld and Hamburg Plank
Road the other day, found cause to he truly
delighted at its manifest improvement during the
past few months. Despite wind and weather.
nnd we have had great deal of botlb-the work
of repairs has gone on steadily ant cheerlnSiy
Returning home the nOxt day, Late IN tho afternoon
whom should We .ind with tho hands employed on
tie road but the inlefai:a"c President Of tie
Company himself, with coat thrown ohaEd sleeves
rolled up, directing aud helping tho laborerS. 1t
was inspiring OF hope,-lope that tho most useful
public enterpriLc ersr accomplished in EdSeheld
is not to be allowed to rot in tho dust Nine cheers
10 Mr. CURRY! Let the people foster on to sue
cess his assiduous exertions in their behalf. Let
us all do our duty in the matter, and tho Plank
Road will soon be renewed, and great in'titHsion
thereby preserved to the district
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
Horse Tanning.

Those Of our citizens who are ncredulous upon
the subject of horse tsuiug, can have their doubts
entirely removed hy applying to Mr.. ABSER Ar
KlSsoS, professor of that art now in this place
Mr. A., as many of our readers know, is native
anl resident Of this District, and may DO relied
upon in all respects. lie has purchased from the
celebrated LASIER the sole right to practise this
singular art in Edgefeld and Barnwell; aud is
prepared to iudoctriuste sll who desire it, at the
moderate ra,e of (SlO) ten dollars for n course Of
lessons,-no pay required if the pupil is not satis
f.a. Having attended Mr.. ATklSsoH's instructive
exhibitions with II uamber Of other gentlemen, we
take pleasure in saying that the thing is no hum
bus.--but, on the contrary practical goud, which
all country gentlemen, and especially such Us ar,
fond Of horses, should thoroughly understand. Mr..
a. can put you through easily and elegantly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
Steamer Augusta Burned--Loss of

steamer Augusta BurEcQ.sLOSS ol Llie'
We announced very briefly in our evening edi-
tion of yesterday (ssys the Augusta Consultations
aia, of the 81 inst, the destruction Of the steam
Loaf Augusta by fire, on the Savannah river, about
forty miles below this city.
The Augusta left here at half-past four o'clock
on Friday evening last, aud WAS on her way to
Savannah, with very valuable cargo, consisting
Of some seven hundred and eighty bales of cotton.
five hundred and thirtyhvc barrels of -four, lot
Of bran, and other articles.
About eleven o'clock P. NJ, while laid up at
Eagle Point, fire was discovered in somo c,tton
in the fore part Of the boat. The progress Of the
fire was very rapid and the boat was soon envel-
opcd in flames. Most of the hand, wore asleep at
the time; and it was with great difficulty that
Capt FRASER, or any Of those on board could be
saved.
Mr. Henry Day. toe first engineer, was drown.
cd nnI tlreo negro men wore Eiso lOst-tWo OF
t:cm drowned, and One"-the cgok-prUhably
burned.
The boat was burned to tho waters edge, and,
with the cargo, is total loss. We have beou in
formed that tho cotton was insured, portion in
NeH York, and portion in Boston; and the foul
in thi. city; but there was no insurance on the
boat
Tho origin of this unfortunate and melancholy
affair is unknown.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
Grecian Painting, and Wax Work.

Miss DrrE, an estimablo lady and known very
avorably in this District asks us to invite the at
ton,ion Of tho ladies to her card in another column
The Augusta Cons'itn'ionali,t says of her work:
We have been shpsn some worry tasteful and
vel, executed specimens Of G5rciau painting, anu
also oi flowers aa'l fruit in work, from the
hand. ui Miss ". A. Br;E, of this city.
We know of 40 p::timc more elegant ana refined
than Gan he found in the arts OF Grecian painting,
a:,l working in wax. .anSht by Miss BrIE; we
take pleasure in Inviting tie attention Of the lilics
Of rur city to her card. i.ct those who cano; at-
tend her lessons. send t:er young daughters to
learn these pleasing and easily acquired art'.
MISS BriE is all Interesting and estimablc lady,
and wo are glad to hear that she has large classes
of l,lics and children, ut her room, No. IS Angus
tn Hotel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
Hon. Jas. p. Carroll.

The Newberry Con"errutist, in making mention
cr the late term of tho Court for that District,
thu. ulluGes to Col. JAMES p. CARROLL:
The principal case. and tho must interesting
Of the week, WAS that Of The State, vs. Cnpcr'
Counts, Katy Counts aud Levi Groober, for The
murder Of Eizey Morris, on Christmas night last.
Solicitor Fair and Hon. j. P. Carroll, Of Edsefeld,
cpudu9tad the prosecution, while tho defence wa
ably Sustained by Msssrs. Darlington, Baxtor and
Williams, Of the Ncwborry Bar. For the first TIME
we had an opportunity Of hearing Col. Carroll
speak, and were delighted with his calm and do.
linorut. Manner no less than by his clear, concise
end logical reasoning"
We arc gratifcd by this compliment Of the Con-
serratist to one OF our first and best men; espe-
cialy so, ms tho Co!onoi had expressed himself,
since his RETURN dissatisfied with his effort on tie
occasion alluded to. lie had undergone two weeks
Of great labor at our own Cour: Immediately pic-
ccdipg. was actually uustruns ut the time Of tho
trial. and felt that no had not done himselfuss'ce in
his argument. Wo are glad to know that this was
all in h. own lima agination.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
Fnr the Advertiser.

A Correctional Revised Translation.
Mn. EDITOR II have been asked several times
during the past week many questions concerning
the Revision of our translation Of the Ditlo now
in progress. I have answered as bert could.
But when havo been assured that the Methodist
Church, of which have tho honor Of being un
Elder in the Ministry, has part in this work, I
deem it necessary, in this public way, to proclaim
thut this is not tho fact. The Methodist Church
has nothing to do with it.
It has been urged that We have men engaged in
the work who aro our members, to which I answer ::
We may find, if VIC were to look closely, have
no doubt, amongst million and half Of members
in our Church, some in the poni.untiary for ma
king counterfeit money-or in Mason lolscs-or
in the Cabinet of the President of tho United
States; but tic Church did not send them there
no moro to one than tho other. A conncxional
Church like ours can only be compromised by her
Representative, and she has none in any Of these
distinguished places, for good or for evil, Of her
appointing.
The above hope will give decision to the qucs-
ton in tho bounds of your circulation with emrha-
sis, hopc aud not offence, which is the desire Of
Yours, respectfully. J. r. P.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
Augusta Hotel.

This favorite hotel is now in fine condition and
under exccllont management Mr.. WHEsLocK, the
proprietor, is a gentleman Of ossy manners and
obliging disposition. Ills assistants arc equally
quiot and agreeable in the energetic discharge Of
their dulles. a Carulnan can but feel Mt home
in Mr.. WnEELock's establishment; for there be
always meets Carulinians, the proprietor himself
having been long and well known in our Stale as
skilful and judicious landlord. The Aagusta is
convenient and comfortable, ample and wcll-ap-
pointed Tho ruo Of the house is, that overy guest
shall be satisfied in every point Of his entertain
ment. If this happens to be deficient at any time,
apply at the bar and your unsatishcd want will
bc supplied. We speak from pleasant experience.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
OBITUARY.

DIED. on the l4th of M.rch nt the rcsilcnrc O:
her husband, JASES ADDISON, Mrs. ELIZABETH
ADDISON in the 30th year Of her age.
Tho deceased WINS baptized by Rev. W. B. john
son, D. D. on tho 9th of Oct, 1912, nntl continued
a member of the Baptist Church until her denth.
Though hor sickness was short, and her death very
unexpected to her friends, the messenger did not
find her unpreprred. ~ heard VOICE frrm
heaven, saying unto me. Write blessed arc the
dead which die in the Lord"
Mrs. SUSAN 7. SEIGLEI, wife of Capt HES-
Rr SElaLEr, and youngest daughter of Col. WYATT
HOLMES, died on the morning Of the 2+th March,
1852 in tho 3lst year Of her age, leaving two lit
tic children, husband, and many friends to mourn
their lnss.
The deceased possessed 3 most even and lively
temper, which made her the pride and ornament
ut the family circle, ns well shining light in
the Church. 1t may he snii of her that the WAS
always cheerful but never vain. Sho made pub
lie profession Of religion several years hcf"re her
death, which she cxemphc'l "not with braided
hair or gold, pearls or costly array; but wit h
shame.fnccdncss, sobIioty, and gu9d works, which
becomcth women protesting godiincss.'
Now that she is no moro with u, but present
with the Lord. it becomes us to bow with humble
submission to the Divine will. u. D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06

Boston and Philadelphia Professor Maury hus
accounted for the sudden and entire transfer uf
Manufactures, shipping mud commerce from Char
lesion to the Nurtl by DR.. Franklin's discovery
Of the Gulf Stream, M means OF shortening the
ruysge butwrcu Europe and New York, but with
all Difference to the Great Gcographnr Of the Sen,
I must be permitted to say that I think it WIS
caused more by the closing Of the slave trade than
by the opening OF tho Cuff Stream.
II the closing of the slave trale or some other
great disturbing cause did not produce it, how else
can tho anomalous fact be explained Of large Cities
like Now York and Boston springing up in the
North before they exist in the South Of n country
having the same laws Inhabited by the same race
every foot Of whose territory is North cf all the
great Cities in Asia and whose Southernmost isoth-
ermal line on the Atlantic c0as is nearly the same
as TINT of the mighty Capital. about the Meliera-
mean Sea. Where wcru the Mammoth Cities Of
Europe and Asia, when history first mentions them
We're thuy in the South or North? In Ituly and
Greece, or in Germany and Russia? In India and
Asia Minor, or in Tartary and Siberin? Where
were the Emporiums Of this Western world, when
Columbus discovered itt We're they in Mexico
and Peru, or in Canpda and Patagonia? Boston
has no better harbor than Norfolk, Now York NJ
better one than Beaufort, Phsdrlphia no better
one than Charleston, Brunswick or Fcrnandina.
Then why should white population move North
ward here, instead Of Southwark? Why should
emancipation movo Southwark here, instead Of
Northwnrd? Why should Metropulices rise in
the North horc before they appear in the South,
contrary to every precedent. if there has not been
some all powerful agency ut work to reverse the
laws of nature-to distort the normal movements
Of society in aggrcgatiug population and in orgn,-
irng labor? The suppression Of tho slave trade
has not only transferred of numbers und of
diversified industry to the North, but it has like.
wise hegotten the abolition sentiment of this coun-
try n, we'll as the sectional protective Tariff policy
of our Government. Let us trace few uf the
land marks which the closing Of the slave trndc
has produced in working out these deplorable re-
suits. The evidences which shall eiFcr will not
be far fetched. They arc within the comprehen.
sion of the simplest mind, which can follow the
most obvious connection Of cause and effect.
respectfully ask the people Of Charleston partcu.
lary to lend me their attention upon the CONNER
cial boaring of the subject. .SC1P1O.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
a Notable Invention.

We hayc seon capital improvement at the Car
ria-c Store Of Messrs. CHRISTIE i HURLDERr, in
the shape Of a Spring back Buggy" invonted b,
Mr.. y. CowLEs, who is now engaged in superin-
tending its construction at the workshop of the
aLove.narn firm. IIo has been here in fact Oh
that i,asucss for month past. The Invention is
orc which wiil nv, fail to please every nan con.
vcrsant with the iusuuiaclure Of this favori:c &C
hiclc. It secures great additional comfort to the
traveller. 1t is a security against brcahaSe in
two essential places frst the drivers back, and
next the buggy's coupling. Go and SOC for your
selves and you will understand the matter much
better than we con tell YOU.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
Ioe TIndden,s Trick.

Joz WAS bclatcd in Augusta tho other night.
Returning to Hamburg, the bridse-kcopcr refused
to get up and 10. him through the gate. What to
do now WAS JoE's perplcIity. But ho was not
long troubled Seeing IN cnsino convenient on
the South Carolina Railroad track just above the
city bridge he took possession, watcrsd her, fired
up and droro over the Railroad bridge in graud
stylo Oh his own hook This fre; will SOON quito
in the course Of things when the reaer is inform
ell that JoE IfArpES is sait 20 he the engineer
who first carried an engine through the Caro-
lima Ruud. Poor fellow he Is still good en-
snccr. but ty rcaS.n OF certain bad hahit has
lost employment, ut lsast 80 far rs Railroad on
gnss arc concerned. Considering his sntccclcnts,
tho Company, officers did not think proper to
notice his trick with tho ginc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-06
The Times {:

A Literary Paper pndli'het at Grse"storo, ". C.
This is worry oreditabo publication,-creditablc
to all concerned, editors, publisher and contribu-
tore. The Times il weekly journal Of eight pa
ges, and contains great variety of mst'cr. It is,
to US, = very pleasant visitor; and We commend il
to general favor. All, ha! Me.srs Editors! Cole
& ALnIIGHr Significant names! With an sbun-
dance Of good coal and the machinery nH bright,
what engine over failed 10 work well We obsOrvc,
too, at the head Of your editorial column capital
engraving of LoSuFELL0w's Excelsior youth.
uuod multo Climb while you can, Oh earth; and
whom you can climb no more, thon may
"Your vuicc fall, like falling star,
From the blue sky serene and far,-
Excolsior."