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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-12

Lisenbe, Mrs'F
iah Lamply, Benz.
NJ
McQuage, J L
ius McFadgen.N
Moss, Thomas Junr.
McEachern, D AZ
,nce Mcfarland, I'D
Moss, Henry 9
) Muirhead, Az
Mygatt, Aston
Mcpherson A
liel 9 N
Norry, Mnder
Vary Nye, WRAP
by X
Richards, w
P
:. Jane Powers, Rev. Z
Powell, Miss NJ y
elizabeth Perkins, Miss Martha
Sweat, Thomas
Sweat, William
Steen. lanes
HID Shaw, John
Southall, H H
I
ancisJ Thymes, VIM.
ah Thompson, Thomas 9
Truslow, John
CO Taylor, Miss Jane
So Tryon, Mrs NJ A
!, Turner, Sllas
V
lting Vestal, IT
4 w
Warren, James
Watson, Mrs M
Wilks E,
Woodard, VIM.
Williams Thomas5
Dc
he above list the literal direction
rived. Persons calling for these
~ they are advertised.
BROWN BRYAN, p. NJ.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-12

TO PROVIDE FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
DEAF AND DUMB, CHILDREN OF THIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12
FaoM rHE AsERieAx MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
0TEaE NAuE.0

ESVA iHG AntN'CAN MoNrUtN MAGAZINE.
"TsaE NAME
u comes 70 me when heallhs go round,
And o'er The wine their gariands wreathiux
The flowers Of wit with music wound
Are freahiy from the goblet breathing:
From sparkling soag and sally gay
II comes 20 steal my heart away,
And Gil my soul, mid festaI glee,
With sad, sweet, silent thoughts Of thee.
10 comes TO nc upon the mart
Where care in josiIing crowds IL rife,
Where Avariee goads the aordid heart,
Or cold Ambition prompts 10 strife:
u comes 10 whisper if I'm there,
IT'S but with thee each prize 20 share;
For fame we're not success 10 me,
Nor riches wealth, anshared with thee.
n comes IA - :. men smiles sre bright
on gentle lips that marmnF round me,
And kiDdiins Chances fash delight
10 eyes wbOss spell would once have bound
me.
u comes -eut comes 20 bring alone
Remembrance of some look or iessc,
Dearer than aaSht hear az see,
Beesuse twas worn OF brcsthcd by thee.
u comes 10 me where clustered boughs
Their shadows cast upon the sod,
Awhile N Natures fame my VOWS
Are lined from her face 50 God;
u comes 10 tell that all of worth
dreamed IN heaven or known on earth,
However bright ~ dear II b..
is pleaded with my thought Of thee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12
cAlRo, IERusALEM. pAnAscus, &C.

BE 4oNEt.
We have received from Messrs- Deailver,
Thomas & Co, volume published IN New
York, with the above quoted title. II was
written by oEoRss IoHEs, A. ~, Chaplain IN
the Unitsd States Navy. A large portion Of
the volums u devoted 10 Jerusalem and its
envirnus. The author describes wifh minute
Bsss The various points o. Interest IN and about
Jerusslsm, and attempts % distinguish BE-.
tween truth and error, ~ regards The sacred
plaees." lie speaks Of the Tonp o. JEsps,
and subsequently, processes % doubt about =
portion fit. But he tsIss the soilowing deep
y affecting aneodOts. which sessau 70 latiussie
that he Tomb, whssbsr READ 81 eoastsffsit,
has been made "a Instrument Of eser'spi good.
az. =. Gsssiis
Zone half Ct THIS latter apartment
was occupied BY a marble ssrsophagus /:
and IN this, they say, was deposited the
body Of our erdcifed Saviour.
For awhile we were unwilling, aud
I believed should have been unable. 10
enter into the enquiry whether this
was really $50 strong an emotion
was created By The snnunciaiioa Ihsi
we were IN DOR Lords tepuichre, and
that before Ne was the coliin where be
body bad lain. spd frOm which be rose
triumphant, leading captivity captive.
We stood foE long time silent. gaxieg
on the marble: and ! believe Il you'd
have taken little 10 have caused ~ 70
shed tears. The place vas llghted Only
by laElps suspended from Che ceiliag
over the colin no sounds wefr heard.
except occasionally q 0us dep breath
ing. as our emotions became almOal too
stFong 10 be Fesirained--and Our feel
ings, I believe. woFo % . salgisfy "a.
turc.
There was then IN our company, one
of whom I am all0Sed here 10 speak,
but whom The thinking naodesiy shirh
she always evinced while living. snd
which should eth bs regarded, sill 20.
low me barely % petice. So We dear
10 us sil an1 sl.hoogh. Win sath 30
Tenn scenes - thsss asOssd us, i BE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

BANKS.--A Biii has been reported
70 the Legislature Of Connecticut. " hich
forbids any person 10 sct ~ a Difecioi
IN Bank who may owe the insiiloiicn
more than TIE amount Of stock b. mry
own AZ the tire, money 81 paid ia. Il
also prohibits caicrrs 10 Back iron,
voting By proxy on any stock, md FRO
yides thss no i0sn shall BE- made ~ one
time - any one individusl 10 more
Than The anouut az tea per cent u he
capital Be less than 2es) .Ooii---if more
than 2Og. 600 and les than go, tlii0. Sc
yea per cent; end " more than bfsl. 600
tho nsnount loaned sa above na 70 b.
more thar foUr per ceHt The biil slsD
provides fog tbe appointment q Bank
Comminsioaess, With powcr 70 enter
Banks snd sxsmine books sna papers.
end b report n ne Leziaiaiuss. Should
any Back refuse 90 comply eth the
provisions ~ the Aci. a - 70 fefleit Eve
shoasssd deliars,-- Bsh .4mtsces.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12
Press me Bain@ore -fEserean, Of January 2.
THE NEW YEAR.

On the night before last, Just ''aiwIxI
The late and early" the old year
stepped out the back door, whilst the
new one popped bis welcome phiz 10
at the 'front.' whether for good or III,
however, remains yet to be seen. Fol
the loss Of the old gentleman, we fel:
as one usually feels in losing an ac-
quaintance, " neither be be agreeable
or not. One even misses the eceen-
iricities and odd-ways Of friend, and
would rather put up with his queer
fancies and singulaFities than be de-
pTived Of bis company. This was our
case precisely, in reference 10 1896.
whom we had found somewhat eapri.
cious, IL is true, and never long of the
same way Of thinking, but, in the main,
q very passable companion. Some
persons are fond Of moralizing and
talking wisdom ct = great rate on such
occasions, but We arc not in the vein
20 do any thing % the kind. TuFther
than good breeding and fashion may
require. The first that we knew Of
the year that has just len as, was one
night last Water, and q tremendously
cold one Il was; a stranger stood be-
fore as wrapped In an air Of mystery,
shro0ded IN hugo cloak and equip
ped ~ Il would seem for s'iourney.--
There ives IN bis manner something
ominous, sud he looked pFscisely AZ n
he had said-come along with me and
IN show you things worth Knowing
30 with him We went As we trudged
along together ia our Fambles, he un-
folded to ~ his plans and eonversed
With us on an infinite variety Of sub
Jeets, always promising something
more. AZ one time be talked about
the difRcully between this county and
Franes, said be thought he Preach
wrong IN Toe iosiies esd gould prove
them 20; add 20 be did ~ the result
has shown. although We must confess
thet whai be stated on the opposite
SIDE o. The question Wa not What We
could "a AZ respects approve, but, as
she aaaig ended wen, We need say 10
more abont a. FROM this subject Re
vent on 20 descaRi On . variety 81
inings appertaining n foreign nations
talked 2 good deal q TIE conaict Be.
" cen Desposism and LibaFiy ia Spain,
ro.'l'gsi' Eagiaad and other countsies,
500 ailhoagh be Il limss was q little
depending sbout TIE rssnlt. being
fast friend u Liberty, on fhe who'll ~
made up Bic mind lhai IN tha end 80
would aacceed.
He eonVsFsed q good deaf IL he
soaFie q our walk shoat Mexico Ard
sNas, ane seemed fearful thai. n he
tessael eo1.d oaly keep lhines "a order
- eo,nei sne would roake short work
wa peg Fsoeliioas daaehteS, Who h.a
pesae - EEL very meek Ike : wo-
maa. hpd 70 think thas she eonis 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

comes me 70 speak with humility Of
worldly accomplishments, yet I may
say she possessed them in an unusual
degree. and that she was admired and
beloved at home and abroad by every
one that knew her. She 10 now no
longer in this world. In the grave,
earthly accomplishments. and even
earthly love, avail us nothing; but re-
ligion does avail: and the religion Of
the cross Of Christ. so full Of hope and
glory. she was led 10 adopt by this visi,
to Calvary and 10 the sepulchre Of
Christ. She had been educated by pi-
Gus friends. and had respected and e.
teemed the ordinances Of the gospel |;
but this visit. and the scenes here bro't
before her mind, made her realize, a.
she bad not done before, how great
was the price paid for her salvation, and
how strong are our obligations 10 give
ourselves unhesitatingly 10 Him who
hesitated not TO give himself for US.
Selecting q proper time, when the
act would be free from ostcntation, she
took out her Bible, which she bad bro't
to the city. and placing il on the cofid.
wrote As was long after discovered, her
name and the date Of our visit, with the
quotation. 'Let every thing that hath
breath praise the Lord" Not long
alter her return 20 the ship she made
q meek yet decided avowal Of this Sa-
viour as her only hope and trust; and
all who knew her witnessed q cores
ponding exhibition Of Christian char
acter. For :he change which bro't
the humble and gentle virtues into
striking relief, while nope rose higher
and became full Of immortality, she
always referred to this visit as the i'm
mediate cause. She was, at the time,
apparently in excellent health; but
youth and health are no guarantee for
us in this our earthly home. when
our ship, IL months afterwards, ap-
preached our own shore, il bore her a
feeble and exhausted invalid, and
when land at length rose TO our sight,
We scarcely heeded IL: for she, our
companion so long, and so beloved by
us. was now corpse. She had ex-
pired suddenly only the evening pre-
vious- BY her mourning parents in
that hour OF anguish, I heard the visit
spoken OF. and they found in its consc-
quenees n source Of consolation, such
as the whole earth could not have az.
forded them: TO her, bad she possessed
worlds, what would they have been in
comparison with her religion'
When we spoke, at length, N we
stood by the coffin in this sepulchre' il
was involuntarily in low tones, and in
brief sentences: and il was relief &c
get out where the feelings were les.
oppressive. / speak of tho sensations
of others as well as of my own; for
have since frequently heard them
speak Of this visit and Of its effects on
their feelinss."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

WARRENToS, Dec. p, 1896.
Richard N. Headersoa. Esq.
DEAR SIR--You are the owner Of On
eslsie in the County of FnOquicF, and
Of another IN the county Of LOudoun
on the Potomac River Will you Dc
me The favor 90 say how much your
Loadoun property - enhanced By The
improvement ~ the navigation Of Tie
Potomac, and what 81 your opinion,
woald be the intfeased value 81 your
Fauquier farm if there was q Rail.Road
Wiihin Eve miles q u. which would
gisa.Eou access BY that mode &c con-
eythce 20 the markets IN She District
Add on thc Rsppshsnnock river, snd
also 70 Baltimore and Richmond.
Yoars, JOHN SCOTT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

10 ne Hss. Jobs Scoff.
Drts SIn--li - happens lbaf ny
siluafisn enabics noe 70 snzmef ne
qeestieps gsopoahded IN y0Ur nota q
to-day. distinctly. The farm - which
! sm Interested u Losaosn IL diaiani
from ibe Disifsct e Coiunsisia soase
forty iniies thsi which ! own IN Fan
quisr y some thifig-saren 81 eight
sniies fFotB A,sKspdfsa. Experiencs
has eorsptIlet ne % Thick aboul Ne
seisiss savaatagrso q ihsse sarns, 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

ceeding year may find them advancing
in all that may contribute to their hap
piness and wealth. Whatever may
have occurred. in time past. to mar our
fortunes or cast gloom over our recol-
lections, let il be forgotten. in the de-
termination TO avoid The repetition Of
past errors, and the belief that what
ever may have been the ordinances Of
a wise Providence. they have been in
tended for our benefit. and will, with
proper Improvement on our parts. re-
suit IN our happiness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

hir. rsnbrsleng. 10 The debate o.
fhe Mint bili. Gays ''thegc ere - mans
laws Fsiatina y he Mat. thaA iis 90
csts have q Do hsif sis hutiness ef5oaf
isv." Asd JET he Ssmsdy saoSs fsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12

never did We hear the musical laugh Of
his wife ring out with 90 natural joy
ousness.
Tothoee who complain Of bard times.
we commend their example.
fPsazsyissnis Ssaiinsf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-12
VARnRas' nEPessronY.

THos rms aLsn sSDHfs oA1ETve.
RAILROADS AND cANALs-TuRfR Er
feet or FARMING INTERESTS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02

.Gss e6countefed. the SECOND: linz; !. and. The
.,inhi,la, TO tn, astohishmsnt Of the. enenIy,,
talt BACK, IN :godd ORDER. AMID rallied nakIcr.
siileiir Leader .iI IlfVper -.fiInr fir tho sccGnil
,onsa. Z: The ;secpnd.. Hue were. forced. TO
give way;, and fall hack upon the .cayaFry;
ant. .yhfie ,lratle1pr.w's r%prins' down the
militia, ttai::.N Washington mndc:;.sltccessfii
cIarse apou him; and Upward, ALMOST. at
shS ..sa,re. moment, with. his contHientalS,
,a+a.a- WI. fixed tayoncts.r.'.'Ehe extnl,
.pls ,,f:,s instantly followed Try the militia
Na.,;nt ronid exceed the astonfsirinel aid
..c,infasi6n' Of. the Rritislr,:: eccasioned- by
1llasc tAex.ected ellarges.'s .'The victory
.w,is complete. Ellis zoos the .Grst.time in
i!,e fistury. of:the country, that militia were
ra!!iad aud brouSh. to the second 'iirp and
.chuse; :INl 1t. is not defractiiS from any
IA sny; thafii!n that occasion. arImatetby
the +pirtt aid courage of ,hnir. comlpafder,
th1y won. at. least. All equal share OF, glory
wi,h The conii,cntals Tho fst h;ntaifon Of
tle-7lst, and. two British GstrirAanry CON-
rnitssSlaid dpwn their arms iu the.kineri-
ella militia: Upwards Of three hundred Of
t'jaacIa,ny were killed or wbuAded, and
.u;tSvr hS.e hund!se.i'wcr taken. prisopefs,
wiitsha&saas;. artillery Wagons, l,prses,,
cH.sSSptbes Wsgs sSfa7fy; ssaa@sss &
-.low.ed by. 4 ser,cs ri successes UP to the vic
L+ary uf; the Hl.,Anw,, aud the capture. III
.Co:nwr,;tis: For his gulIpntry and hr.ve
~ na ihat o. caSior, .Cnngaess voted Col
rt,A1.ns i $" ord, ani ~imh5!intrIy after.
,oiu4i, 's WIZ :ppnlntcd briSadicr general
~. vs.. wtn VAS pursued by CoriwalIis.
:.Ji made. ono at Tie iI,>Ist ,!>i'ful and for,
.lur,ic vcirs,., u Tie i~is;o:y.of the country.
';tnr'rr,,oI why GENERAL i'irkcnS iIappcnc,
r.t T., ~ IN iitG ~ilt;ii,. .oi t;ni!!"ri {. III,
I VI i.E. that a FEW DAYS 'iciorc. the' hi! tin Un-
= Il :. Iii, % ,n.aii ,ro.n Georgia and Soall
l.. r:y6l;n,, alt Rowan aiiJ ,Msckicn-
. 10 ]rnan,ils ia %oti!r Carolina, v ere III.
~i",.lG,! in 1!iI-l!tuIr, i" t:i,t:ct'S niitiS:. IN,
. ma.cr tne:.. ad,!cc. OF. Nprcgnor. Rutri!gc
viii, had. ar";jn! in ,ra'np, he ,~nnrolics
. Il. IA. nncn ittD :%,u,h. Ca!oiinn.
IL. s!r: i,t .ut;,rc, 'tywavcr. Gen. Pichen,
AMI lieut. 81: f:ci- +in,i .hccn. .l.ticisd III
r,s;-aa VII ].riy,v,,, ih Narl!, t'areEn!, wha
v 10 ,;.cil..n: l!s !ora!i:ts. 'IhIcc Einirc,
aJ.TIII Of ii!o Inr1r:c roii iu with t].ri:"r,
lA::';3,s .,HiA SEroi, Yes, under N :mtsre;sio,
ii !,tln:.y were Tar!rter'S nsn. aud whiic
r;A..I. "Gods,yc the 'kin.L.' they were tui
II. l..vcSS. .. =.
81 ;,a;..cdiaic-. returned and lad ;ie@t
t. :l'll4.S. :, :Etim ~ pna"rssinn Of The i.riiis!
all 'nri,s n.rA the ca:ii!;';ii:h OF l'roWn.
90. ..!3 ani 'ii'r,.c'f islen *c,el %.i"imil,
n-i Il onc>:t., In days Er'Nsn snf-
r,.nh ""ct... :. -:
IL lie sciyc; OF ~,Hincty-Six his hro;hc,
J,.nA. Wi,n commanded Il cu;;pahy. VII.
SHOT white rtcnnno'trin& the. ioit ~anot|ici
i.:a;.tr:w ~. TAX n PRISONER hy ;fic: iHri",.
aN,l. i,.,.Yurrd 'nD. N,r. hamAs -oi Indians,
aud ,iyn hu.:Ird
So. Tn; *
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02
ANOTHER, RroT.AND NOR"
NJ. Nm I,.L.i1.

80, NEw I onk, FEB. IL I
Another riot and moi has. .Jisgrnccd pur
city. The follow ing a,a1icc wa; cAtcnsiyc,
:iy ruihshc,t on Saturda'J:
BREAD, MEAT. RENE. rUtLi ..
THEIR p,ISE,S AITST.C,NI. :,Y,\vx,
-. yb. H.;nr a. 81. - r.,. .
:'f.' .'c' ""'o' .
..,: 'dnd. i"'h prt'1af! ..,
: lhe People will meet III The Park. Rim
or mime, III. a .O'cluct. on M omlny after
noon Ito inquire inl" the cause OF tho present
uncNaihl'lcd distress, and to devise ii suiia.
bic. remedy. All friends of. Humanity, de
tcrnnlc! to resist M~ompel>ts and %i.xiur-
tl"herS,' ;re"lnyrtrd TO Attend -.
-M"sEs JAeGEs;- :. D.. GoEnAM,. F.:
t~iEiLp,... =. =. ). M.ISDr,' :.
j.. i:'f"gHsnS,' a. MINI. J!r. T.
|. N:.IiA' wAlip. ..I.. T.. CKANE...
new. } "rN' rep. ~, 1871 -.
-. ::
The Evening .Postin nSr;icu!ar. Spoke in
commentator ri The mectinie, and II " az
fc,scd Try many OF our good cujx,is rhal il
w""!I cause Il riof. . 10. call rIu: ,ohulacc
together alta tu,a>0i Ike the prrSrnl: wi",,
li'cW hole p"9r.4t' ilr cily:arn Suffering. ON
ttle A'hjrct Of Bread, was ell calculated 10
nniiarnc. their Eiss:Jns- Ills .mcctin. wfs
N"'ti ;'ira- s9,uG E1z8SS4E l. ihonsaihl as.
,c'''"'c": WHIT cac PRO. c"nIngS wcFcN wc
m!tSc nNt. ne'r,' bat Ne'rt'snmr they did
Nv, -,"r"'G'" " 'i?''- !''ci, however,.
"E'te e.'c'')c hs >""' rs The nnrr'!n@ dis
IJAu .i''tSoi ,'r persons I'r':?uI %a.,rii:
~ .t1.t":. ,'" repaired Il" IN Hart \,
.,.*'a, '."n' ~ ,''S!''- Tn. near Co'A'i:ud
.;i' "'' '''H c"n"'<%aE' ni'H Il Tor;
,""'r q Is Wei klI"WA iliHt Mr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02

Sincr"'r Last +. pr,i. Inc ilnu>" hi. ,i"-+-
I'd N R,-uIu'ion, l.ni Slaves have 10; ;hc
rishro ii r~cti!lrI. uH,hr the tnr,fiul!.u.-.
We lE,vr :" ,"Ir.,rits ,fml, ,t-!o III, .i.!,-
'jrcl Of ..',!:ti"n, that we VII -uol.ruw
m,h" uid," r!I,;!n ryinatk. We warn eur
renders H&ainsr1!I> Iriu>ivc hope, that Gny
.H'ct;na- .f C.H"s.s& Nil l.iNr- .rur>.y IT, IN:
ns'i:"li"n;.' The pair!.c .lin,i III the non
SllNr!"iding Siirir> i Row 'rnrrin@ in Il;
;~,'r"msrf CURRENT a%-ain-. lis :lr,l, "a, any form
trruri"!. Ave mus, I'riA on. h'..~ nlohr
UPON. lia.s,u,t hearts aud united c~oun>uis
Of o"r own rr",lc.:.
Mr. Whitney, it >vrgn<. i ahout coming
,."li with The h,no;> OF u cy.,ql. r,Y lathe
contest "iih. tyi>s airl. P,Hlon. lie irns
nianaSrd. 10 make Lin,>rI! li-. Nr:,srr. aml
these Hon. tan'lHmrm aa.. Row on their
t%ria''ior !iir .~a,>"nit Which ,lIr,:c",n,ni;Icd
ii'ar hin!, ehrn.h..w@i Il Mitnr.~. before
t!aNn:: Ths %"i!iri;ai organ, sly lli"' there
i>:a rcrii- 't"n'rai d,,jm.ilng.i in ia" i..is6
ioaustiiM b-ni'n. " II" dispute, il. Nhcn
.dil um.mt oriiy '~retu>r Of Airirc To The
Will Of tii|ir .~"Ng,i,n master! Mr. N:lii-'
lnfylla. suddenly b,i"me: AVERY Cit" in
purity, anL..hc cry Of pritara'i6n-. rerssGn
Eop, IS: attempted: I" he sol:np' from QUO
end ii slin coautry' TO file otIier. Yes, this
Unworthy man who ,ha. for years been
| >knlhitis :ffom:.rle iustiecoi Tho. country,
md WHOM Iris rrirnd>, by a'l6id ard ar.
FIJI mammuyrc. have again S,lnIcrct from.
,hatpunishmicnt which was impending over.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02

.'h"! n..,.... ;,!,ai"ui "a
""" ".." illIi '"':rjy .tivc,'n'. ;.rr:,rrn, TOR
Ay,jc.ti III c~il.iin. ,,:lN gns rrciv".n .r,n
in fee simple. -tiicr h~c'Iils .n:,l". hi per
ch!>". %tin!"r authority nf'lii> ~!ircy,>c> IA "p.ir-
.fhi>''. h:!S 10 :n,ipI% viii The rnn!i-inn =
""'FsI'rla a"i ~rn!lil. lion. anil mn~r WITH
ii:.lnrlhh !.'lrHN ears. :'r,y..to !lm'Saii.fn,
7hn'"! H.. Z !i.'sr lirI Rorciy"g.. wuo
M r,' i:I.lI, in]'r;..l .nilirtrs. n cuaIhlia ir..
! "ir|':li!"Ir cnn't!'i!,;>, Sct;,sa he can rrrni%,,
t'>'!'lr: 2,i. il b. failed 10 comply, hv az.
~riirnt on "i.crWisG. liz. %iortcil~' his :,ioi"v
]a4iLti,.' I;ri!.. l. stated thar iiris was ry...
'!n1i incr"!>"nf. IL" lriGc Of .iuhtic lad l>in
,lc'".'"7' >''''lcr :" Hirrh 50, th#r+itiv 50
her. %Hnn's'' 'n'nr w"i!d prefer /" giv;:rln,
,p"''''taf,r+ W." dollars u,r.acrt: TO-. land I
'l'" >~nH'" quality, "a "ivin-.rGrt ;ivirtinrnt
on: '!n!'nr n'ritwrn:y hi.rrnls fore license
WITH tres" upprnS>ivc. conlriuiIS... .
lifvint r+;,h!is;rl ,l,i. point. ~lt',.n:u.-
I'%lrrino. +" show 'lHIf it!m-tll incr.iS. vas,
lv'i" p,wrrni t!icrGsyrrn,uru nf' The irw.
S1nt.%5 if,l'ny chose to cxGrcis".hi> tia!nn,,
,ner l'r POLITICAL pjl.po<cs.. .ThI.lhrv
w"nld S"lrr it,. we have amlpIi. ,r,:ii' !,
tilr past conduct m Ina iinih~:ri.iiu. a,l
ia thc pTiuripe g. which .hu> h"rn Openly
nynNrlhv it; ~tlrii!;.. y .Irlurr senator
from New: lnrlr,. ',i-iI inlllr 'cnniil.n:t ni
i!r t'"ri>..nrl wdhirf ,Nln@i. irait .fi'n,
~ia!c: .hni'"p"niy ]as"w",l, 'inJ,iS place nn
riIl> thai Inr4c vu:tur h"!nn.: la~pii!>:
Tor Which he ~, r. rim, ir'l. a: III" tin:s.
b\ the Senator from Al;l<~nri,u%"ii~: 1Ntr.
cbrirr in II ~ir!Hucr wnr'hv.o of lis dis.
'in"uhihrd. ta!"ni<. Assuming: then. riai
IN" power .worIi he c&er1~ci mi'ir 4 view
TO l%oiliical i"hu,ri"r, | s!lnwrltlIi J, would
hplIcc Il vast nnmlri ri citizens of III. n.y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02
Tbe :anberttaer.
E.nuNsnAI,' ManoG g, 1887. !:
E:nGl:l:1l:i.D.G.l II


49, "
We inat our readers. this week will ii
1!ipsraIihicaa sketch .ot General A>rnIw
PlckESs; which wthayc taken From. The
t;ilcry"f' National E6irtiai,s.' ,;an,in,t.cs,-
ine work p,h'liA.ed.by 1.oirpcrc, At PLna-:
dr!phia.' 1t is murl'. to. be regretted that
'Ie. Rtvelltionary history o,ftlr
Of our State is so i@;ltle. knomp: and tlGm
the sh"rr Hnl unpcirecrbm post valuable
chapter which we now give, it will nc seen
HAT no portion f the United States wa,
si,anai!izcu Ivy more patriotic devotion, aud
,ilorc. IiIrorinn, services. We sincc:ely'
hope, that sn"icrhiug leay yet be dong 10
gaA'cT the sch materials Mich .;to,,nd
among It's, aud that tire Aau,cs of.i!ic iuiny
gallant Lcroc, who Shared tLc.toi!s aud SUI
lcrinSs of 'rl!n day, wtielrtried -mcn's souls
may he saved. from that Oblivion Which
otherwise mast soon overulielis them.
In conHccsson' " it'll his subject, we cal
the public .at,rn1iGn,o thu Communicative.
m-rclati"p 10 .'Itay'< Station II, Will.
seen that s"ne TING ago, an effort. was
made by i!uiiir subscriptions. to erect a
sfeuHn'en' T." the .H'r:,ory of HE n.rn WHO
icli at tina! place; in our .R"vn!uimnnrv:
struggle: 'lin.""rk k"> l"cn d"la,ct. Int
not h''andnird: and we ttn.s. thar j, viii
no" 2c"hfr1c''! T" lis CONTAMINATION. We
':.aFl"al t" rf"' t~"hr~ii$m Of the p,coplr and
y arc u"' prepared Ia h,rcv:t, ,.l.at they:
Ml'Lrtipsc T!'i> >n'all iri!uic to. chic s%".lant
aud n!isli's dead" =. e.. -.