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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
WM. T. WEST,
4. q. WHITE.
J. S. HARRISON.
y

Rr;pY.-It is said now that the last mortar
il in i;s p!ace and that the ammunition and
supplies are all In our possession, SO that eve
ry means for the speedy reduction Of Fort
Sumter may be said to DC entirely accom-
plished. There i, no possibility Of supplies
or rcintorcemcnts being thrown III from The
sen, for there is not the power in the United
States Navy to do it, and OF course the reluc
ton of Fort Sumter is only a matter OF tlmc
There is one thing clear, that If the Gov.
ernment resorts to force aud sectional war,
there must be !. vcry strong and powerful par
ty at the North opposed - them. lhis party
constitutes the commercial cities and monled
men and those interested il the industrial! pui-
suits of that section This division being
made at the North. compels the Government,
in an issue Of force, to rely exclusively nW.n.
tho Black Republican party for the supply "i
men and money. Whereas, on Tie Contrary;
the Confederate State. will present one united
mud uni,roken front with no division, but all
ready to defend their hou;cs and their a.tars
In such an issue, there can be no doubt rs TO
the final result. In addition 20 this, il there
be An appeal to force, it will at once throw
the Border States of the Southern country
against the Black Republican party and the
Government. In such n struggle as tins, the
total overthrow of the Government at WASH
ington is inevitable, and confusion and revolt
ton will be nauguratcd in the North 'rn
States, that must end i'll their entire anu litls'
estruction.-Charleston u urler.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
For the Advertiser.
Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, The Grand Architect Of the uni
verse, in the dispcusation of an All-wise Provi-
dence has been pleased to remove from US Dy
dontb. our much esteemed and worthy brother,
p. HENRY HOWARD and US the high respect
W. entertain for his memory demands from us an
expression of our feelings ON this occasion; BE
it therefore unanimously
Rc.oicsd, That we deeply dcplore his death,
md that in it Society has lost most valuable
citizen, the Masonic fraternity an eStimab!c, ehi-
ci.nt and worthy member, and the Community IN
which he lived warm anu devoted friend. AS a
Mason h. was pure, Jealous and faithful devoted
T., m, order. and one whose example was worthy
of nil limitations As Friend always true, KIND
and generous, and as Citizen prompt and eili-
Gent in the discharge Of his duty.
Resolccd, That the m' rlbers OF this Lodge wear
the usual badge OF ming for thirty days.
Resvired, That the Lodge room be put in
mourning for the usual time as testimony oi
respect md esteem for our worthy brother who
Was Past Master Of this Lodge.
Ee..lred, That la.e in the Minute Book OF
this Ind-e b. inscribed to his mcmory.
Resolced, That copy of these Resolutions be
forwarded to the father Of the deceased brother,
and to the Edgefcld adreriiacr, Augusta DtspHtch
and Grccnvir E"tepri'c for publication, and
that the Secretary of the Lodge he requested to
record them ON the Minute Bo"k of the Lodge
WM. T. WEST,
A. q. WHITE. Cvn'tce.
j. S. HARRISON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
ADDITIONAL DIRECTIONS TO TAX
COLLECTORS.

Returns of "moneys loaned /" and moneys at
interest" investments in stocks and bonds, &C.,
are to be made with reference to tue year ending
3lst December, 1850, and must be for the prinei-
pal ns invested
The exemption Of the Bonds and Stocks ei
this State" from the tax Of 10 cents per SlOo on
.Moneys invested in Stocks, &c., refers exclu-
sively to the Bonds and Stocks ISSUED ~ the
State Of South Carolina.
Investments in the Stocks only Of the Banks
and Railroad Companies Of this State. are exempt
from tax the Bonds Of such Banks mud Corpora
tions are not included in this exception.
In the case of Slaves Lands sold On lst. oc-
tobcr the seller and not the purchaser is liable for
the tax the law does not consider fractions Of u
day.
Returns of dogs kept by slaves aud free per-
sons of color, must be made with reference to LIST
October, 1860; these returns arc not subject to
the local police assessments
Returns already received, which have not been
made in conformity with the Law, az above con-
strued and explained, should DO amended.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Sherif's Sale!

s9Y Virtue Of sundry Wrts of Fieri Facias to
ID me directed, l will proceed to sell at Edge
i.il Court House. ON the first Monday in May
next, and day following. the following property in
the following caics, to wit:
II. +. Wright for +. s. Gricc. w. Simeon Me-
Daniel and James Eidson; various other Plaintiffs
vs. The Samc. The Defendant s. McDsnicfs inter-
tercs, in the Tract of Land whtre"n ho recently
resided continuing ono hundred and thirteen q ~
Acres, more or LEES, adjoining lands of Geo. Med.
Viewer, l.nrkin G. Swearrngin. and others.
John IIuiet vs.. Lewis Covar and James Eidson;
Bland & Butler vs.. Lewis Covar; e. h. d Z. Penn
W. The Same various other Plaintiffs w. The
Same, one House and Lot in the Village of Edge
frl,l, known as the Saluda House, and now occu-
pied a. Hotel by Mrs. II. BUuware, containing
Two (2) Acres. more or less, adjoining lands Of
Maj John II. Hughes, W. W. Adams, Esq, and
others.
Luther Roll vs. Charles Iloliry, One Bay Horse,
one Buggy and llarncrs.
Thumus p. Magrath v.. a. Bushnell, NJ. a. Ram
SON and S. S. B"ycc. Ex'ors, One Tract of Land,
containing Five Hundred (jGn) Acres, more or
less, adjoining Lands Of a. J. Hughes, Dr. IL.
Burt and Mrs NJ. Swcar.ngiu levied ON ns the
properly of the Estatc nf Eeni. G'liulan, decd
LEWIS JONES, s.E.h.
a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
The State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

~ EQUITY.
James Hatcher, Aim'or,
rs. mn .;or Act,
Derj. W. Hatcher, Reff:t, dc.
Benjamin Bct's, al.
Fr apucaring TO my satisfaction that tho Dcfrn-
\ lants, John Hatcher and Ely Bland and wre
p.maris, are absent from and reside beyond the
limit. of this State. On motion 10y Messrs. Abncy
K Wright. Comrlainant't Solicitors. 1t is ordered
that the said absent Dcfsndants ii" n pear AMI
rlead unswer. or dcmur to this Bill within thrcs
months from the Publication hereof, or judgment
will be rendered against them pro conie.So
H. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.n.
Apr s. 1861. i'm II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
OFFICE or THE ArropsRr-GExpnAL,

OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
March %, 1851.
7u W.. Larnl, Esq, -Acting Comptroller Ge"era''
Sir: Your note of the 18th, received yesterday,
proposes some questions in regard to which find
it difficult to come to any satisfactory conclusion.
Much after ALL in the matter "f tax returns, de-
pents ,:le discretion and conscience of the tax
payer
l." "!Sui.ries" apply, Think TO fixed amounts
received annually or at shorter periods, for SER
vices, other than nenal or merely manual. We
speak of the f" cages" of Coachmen and DitcheFf'
although engaged oy the year, and paid quarterly;
and of the /" salaries" Of u Public Officer, Clerk
or Schoolnaster. Ovcrseers generally receive
,eages ); but, when man orerloskS, perhaps, three
or four plantations aud receives several thousand
dollars, the compensation would rise to the dig
nity of salary. 7 would take an Overseer's re-
turn either way as be chose to make it. All coE-
pensation for work not coming under the head Of
salary would be ",raycs.' Salaries are taxable,
however small, and for the whole amount. Wa
ges are taxable only when they exceed $500 u
year, and then, in my opinion, only on the excess
over that amount Both salary and wages are
compensation for the taxpayers own services.
2. The salaries Of fiscal officers are not exempt
from tax, nor the salaries of any other officers
than those of the Army or Navy.
3. Wages Of journeymon mechanics, think, are
exempt under the exception you refer to.
t. A Tax Collectors commissions, if not salary,
would, in its widest sense, come under the head
of wages or might be embraced under the head
Of employment Tho Legislature meant that
all persons. not specially excepted, should contri-
butte something from their earnings; and public
officers are specially included. Though not, in
the ordinary sense, salary, think that Tax Co..
lectors' incomes would be most appropriately re-
turned under that lead.
5. Notes and obligations given for PROPERTY
SOLD. WHETHER MERCHANDISE, if ON
TINE .. BEARING INTEREST, would, 1 think
be liable to taxation, Us moneys at interest Notes
given for merchandise usually have the interest
Incorporated in the amount, and this should con-
slider as eXempting them, and not an evasion the
law is intended for in which the paper Is in
some sCrt an investment.
s. Funds not reduced to possession, and from
which no present income is derived, are not with
in the provisions Of the Act, and such is the stu-
alton generally Of amounts in the hands of Mas
tiers and Commissioners. The persons to whom
it shall be ultimately decided that these funds be-
long are not liable to tax, and the Masters aud
Commissioners certainly not liable.
Z. Professional income consider us the amount
which the professional man receives after the ex-
penses necessarily incident to the exercise Of his
profession have been deducted. Whether an ex
pense may be considered as necessarily incident
must in great degree dcread on the views Of the
party who makes the return. 1. W. HAlNE,
Attorney General.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Written for the Advertiser.
The Opening Spring.
DY ). A. L.

DY $. A. L.
I've sung thy praises oft before,
Thou spirit of the beauteous Spring,
Az CONTEST thou with brcathings low,
With emerald crown and golden wing.
Fair roso-gcm'd gurlands soon shall wreathe
Their carnine tints above thy browj
And pearl.lippcd lilies deck thy breast
pulsatins in its gladne's now.
heard mock-bird yeStereen
Attune its throat to melody:
Attending, swayiug, lutterins thing,
Seeming so frail to every eye;
And yet that little harmless bird
Tuught TINT which shall nc'er forget;
A loving tale of gratitude,
Which thrills upon my memory yet.
My heart vas sad for some love
Were far away and long unseen
And though the day was warm and bright
My throbbing breast was filed with pain.
For letters from my absent ones,
Were wanting, and could not rest
Until listened to the strain
So rich and sweet So full Of zsst
thought if that frail helpless bird,
Without Il home wherein to dwell,
Could have its tiny instincts stirred
And feel its little bosom swell
With pure sense of grntitudo
Thut God ts feeble life has spared;
And I, with blessings rich and good,
Less thankful prove in deed and word;
And with the rest this balmy uir,
All fragrant with the breath Of flowers;
The skies SO blue. the ether clear,
Bright herulds o: the spring first hours.
quickly raised my prayers above
And thanked my God for this sweet gift;
This promise for the months love
That speedcth now On wing, SO swift
Soon shall we hear the whip-poor-w;ll,'
The cooling of the broodiug dove,
And then Bob White" from DER the hill
Where the brown partridge loves to rove.
The :rout stream low beneath the hills
Where the marsh willows shade the bank;
Or higher up above the dam
Where clustering reeds grow thick and dank.
There soon the fisher boy will sit,
With flies and minnowS for his hook,
But many a "niLblc will he get
Before he on the trout shall lcok
The old mill wheel will Lrisker move,
The miller's powdered face will glow;
With quickcned footsteps will he move
To join the sportsman down below
The ploughman turns the mellow Garth
And dreams of tetming barns Of grain:
OF Llightcd crcps which now have gone,
Aud hoping for the best again.
Fair season of the circling year
Would I could justice TO thee do;
I'll yield the need to ADLER pens.
And love thee well where Ger thou so.
RosR COTTAGE, March 2j. 1851.
-
REAL ESTATE lX NEW IogK.--It is said
that real estate has drleciated SO much il
certain portions Of New York, that mansion
IN Fifth Avenue, valued at $l5: 900, was sold,
). few days ago, for $4,000, and one OF the
most magnificent stores, recently erected ol!
Broadway, with Tie expectation of being
rented for from SO 900 to $4,000, will not
command $4,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

A:s3-Thc three leading mi;liuery establishments
of Macon, Ca, have purchased ;Geir spring s'oe"S
of goods in New Orleans, instead of going Nerth'
rs heretofore they have done. They deserve ail
pfaise and patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Notice.

N1O-ICE.--All persons indebted to the Es-
IN tate Of Samuel Herring. decd, by Note or
Account, arc requested to meet me Mt tho Ordina-
rvs OlIi.o, Mt EhseGr!l Z. H., On the first day Of
MAY next. These indebted must pay on or before
The above day, anl those having accounts on the
Estate must render them in, attestod according to
law. ISAAC HERRING, Adm'or.
FehI 3m*
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Lewis Holloway,
BH TOR Partition.

LcWls IIUIIU"Ny,
* H.Hjm Pnfiti"n
T!.uS. Il"w!c, rt III.
Ut appearing 10 my satisfaction that the pern-
4 liant. Tkn,nas Evans and Agnes his wife, Mar
,,nret McK;nnr, ieorsc King and Frances King
re-. ii. beyond the limits of thi. State On motion
Iy Mr. Griffin. C"mplaiuant's Solicitor, Ordered
tint the .ai Defendants d" appear and plca'!, an
.w.r or d.mur To this Bill within thrcu mon'hs
,rnm tn. publication hereof or decree pro con-
f..., will he tered against them.
H. ". ..CARWlLE, c.E.E.p.
April Q, 1861. I'm -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
State of South Carolina,
EDGEF1ELD DISTRlC
~ ORDINARY.


NILES D. MINIS. Applicant. vs. Frederick Err
w gle and wife Mary; Polly 0vcrstreet AMI
her children. tn wit: MacijaGl Gricc AMI wife
Milcy: John Atkinson aud wife Frances Julius
Uverstrcct; Mary 0versireet Sss 0vcrstrcct; |;
Wcstlcy Randnll and wife Martini: George Over
street; Henry 0vcrs!reet; 4. B. Grice and Wits
Lucinda Sam. Uvcrsircrt Susan Sheppard Rich
Gregory and wife Margaret; And. Yuucc and his
children, to wit: Elias krcppa and wife Elizabeth; !;
Whitfield Thomas and wife Jua; Thos Glaze and
wife Liza Margaret Sloan; Matilda Yonce !;
Allen Yunce ;~-Cubricl Ynucc; Abram Yonce !;
Sarah Yunce Ellen Yoncc; John Ersle and hiy
children. to witt George Fiipp and wife Dolly;
Eliz. Ergc; Mary Ergle Amelin Ergc; Samuel
Erglc; Arti.Hus ErgIe; Tiluan asle: Daniri
Ergle: Hannah Ersle; Louisa Erslei John Ynnce
and wifi. Sarah Caleb Lights and wife Nancy :
Levi Moyer, and wife Ruth; Elizabeth Huiet,
William lIuiet AMI David lIuiet, Defendants.
Itappearing to my satisfaction that Wii!isa
IIuict, David Iuict, Caleb Lights and his wife
Nancy, and George Trip and his wife Dolly, Do
fen1auts in the above stuffed case, reside beyond
the limits of this State 1t is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object to the division or
salc of the Real Estate of George 1Iuiet, deed,
"r before the nineteenth Qgth) day of June next
1851, or their consent to the snine will be entered
of record.
W. I. DURIS0E, oED.
April 3 1861 lot IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

MJOTICE.--All persons indebted to the Rs-
~ tate OF Il. W. Landrun,, deed, are requested
to come forward Immediately fur settlement; and
those having demands against the same will pro-
sent them. ". NJ. LANDRUM, Adm or.
April 3 # IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
State Of South Carolina.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY
John p. NIicklcr and others,
Cummissipndrsj EW .ior .te-
r coim uhc Ee:
Yanry Il. Freeman. Committee, lief
Ellington Srarrs, Ad' or, ct al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that lancey u:
resides beyond md withou, the limits Of this
Stnte, On motion hy GRIFFIN, Complninants So-
cit.r, it is ordered that the said iancey q. FREQ
man do appear and plead answer, OF demur to
this B;ll within three months from the publication
hereof, or decree pro conitsso against him will
be entered.
e. W. CARWILE, cEg.D.
Conmr. Office, Mar &c, 1851. 3m Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

A1OTICE.--All persons Indebted to the Es-
IN tate of Washington Wise decd. are request
.i to come forward aud se;.l. the claims against
them; and ali those having demands against said
Estate. are also requested to prescnt them proper
" attcSted for payment.
II. A. SHAW, .ct;,o Ex,r,
W. S. WISE. -''''"s =" 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
..u race,
Administrators Sale.

aOI un Order FROM W. F. Durisoe, Esq Ordinary
I'D Of Eiycield District, will proceed to sell at
Liberty Hill, on Wednesday, The 7th inst, all the
personal estate of T. II. Howard. deed, consist
ins of ONE HORSE. ONE COLTS REPEAT
XIX (P;stol,j ONE SILVER WATCH, and other
articles too tedious to mention.
Terms ON :; credit until the first day Of Dcecm-
,.r next. with intercs, from inte-except as to oil
:u;ns os and under S. to he paid in Cash.
JAS. S. HARRISON, AdOr.
April . 2t IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Edgefeld Female College

yuyl(E present Session of this Scl"o commenced
Il on Monday. the llth Of February, ana WIN
close the last wuUk in Juue. Pupils may enter Il"
any time until then, ana they will be charged
srly from the time Of entranrc.
1t Afford. US great pleasure to announce 10 the
friends and Patrons Of the Institution, that the
services of Mr.. r. II. MINIS, Of this place, has
been secured as Teacher u: Urnminy dad Patnt'
iay Those therefore, who wish to avail them
selves IF instruction in that Department, have
nuw An opportunity Of diving Sn. The Usual
charges will Lc made FOR such instruction.
Teachers for Present Session.
JOHN +. GWALTNEY, II. A.,
Anciemtamd .NoderD Langanye- E"gh'h Language
aad Composition.
REV. L. X. GWALTNEi, NJ. A.,
.Hentai and .Woral Science, History ant English
Literature.
ROBERT J. GWALTNEY,
.ia,lcma,c. and .Tntnrai Science.
MRS. LUCY GwALTNEY,
rrmary Department.
PROF. JAMES T. BACON,
Mute.
ROBERT II. MINIS,
Druriny and Painting.
GS-rOr any Information address
JOHN Il. GWALTNEY,
EIgefeld, S. c.
N.rI3 III Iu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Dentistry.
DENTISTRY-
ElmWood School.

yHyHE Exercises Of the Elmwood School begar
Il Oh the 18th March, under the Instruction Of
III. accomplished lady and teacher MISS S. L..
5. MCDANIEL The term! Of Tuition, per Scs'
sion of five months, arc:
For the Primary Departing inent..............Ss,oo
With the addition Of English irammur
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Nv tatn Of COL s. Christie, deed, either ny
Nute or Accnunt, aro requested to mnke immed;-
ate pnymrut, and those having demands agninst
the same will present thom to tho undersigned
properly attested.
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ATOTICE,..Allp persons indebted 10 The E,'
IL tntc @: D.. A. G. Howard, decd, arc rceues,'
cd 10 make payment, ana those having demands
against the same. tt present them properly at
.es;c.i, JULIANA HOWARD, 49,.
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r WILL PAY Ten Dollars for the Apprehension
and delivery to he Of my Negro Boy WILL,
. no left nv residence on the cath inst. Said Ne
.ru il remarkably tall copper. coorcj, twenty-fo.r
irars "f usu, and limrs little in walking, caused
~ The los OF one nj hi. great toes. Will isl
.,air;cr by trade, and Ii" doubt vii! be after un-
ier:aL:us juLs uf that sort "s lie has done before.
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VJNIIE public generally arc requested to exam
u. inc their libraries carefully and return all
BOOKS belonging to the Estate Of G. ". Lam
drum, decd, carly ns possible.
w. NJ. LANDRUM, Admir-.
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