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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02

ifTds. is.represra,sd,t TO tho:peoRtei ID iallsihe,
s6eapl1y ::anid ioveiiness.of jiiTrgaa infgseqee.
His ,caiSne.elian with the public. moneys;
and the thopyanilrs and. tens f. thousands
wlaaclr he has. wriSstel :frymi. Tie pockets OF
the. people, are me, with dis asseatop,:.iliat
it isa stock;Jobb:ng, .speculasps: ase, aid
!. that TIE 'bes. Of. US would willingly step into,
his shoes; in . word, thatao-eheAt tire pub.
: !ic;s or as Judge shorter has: it. the Indians
~ nh' the rage. We. pf9tesf. against :Sthe
J: principle. a rose is US sweet. ean it-by
what: mime you will .:-oasatiag' aid. de.
JJiuudingg are still cheating aud l%efraudlnst
although VIC may characterize theut as FASH
tionabie'' ~sen,len.an .speruiations: .A:mau
who edmmits pcrjary is q. PICTURED map,
notwithstanding his carshave iniotbeen crop
ped for il. He who aids ~.,he,eneiny, in IA
war upon. his Country, though like. ArnyIa
. b ;maycscapte the: .igno,nini;elis punishment
Which. all. uiui,kipd have acciirded Ilw, is
still n tsqitot. already do: We hear the
noiessof triumph, and rejoicing irom' the
:. Whitney esion s. Whitney .yniaicated,-
SSISiiHInoyi riding IN the:yaro f the c6nqncror !
ssssAlise and FsstnonE.de.ttsa,s discom6tied,
self-sJsssd. SaTssTsssRscissss:. fsu. tass
we Whitneyites, .ye Bla!iritssI II Jackson:
Van Buronlite<, yo. Knights; OF tito Black:
Lines, The honest people UNDERSTAND! an
this. The escape of the psisohar, they. AT;
tribute MOTTO the. justice pr his .cause,' but
to: tile, brutaf .Fq,iscr Of numbers. Wise an,I
Peytep' ahiseh. No.. Sen,lcmcu. :.if,tfey'
blush, tlcy'blesh alone for their country. IS
The news ii, relation to life Texas 1ues-
ton will.lie found in an. extract which i've:
publish From the. Aiercury's Correspondent:
PRoanEss OF THE ~ExpuNhISG fn,Nc1-
rLE.-Thc 1.f,urk aig lit Of theI} Black. Lines,
not satisfied with expun8ing the deeds 81
/. others. has. exhibited Himself in the new
characicrof *tD:t ryipryer; hhviis';o'n jaIatc
occasion NEST narciuuslS e~xpnngsd: the
record Of his own 'ron,arks: upon the !df8cs:
.:iioa Of Southern slavery. The:Ect is uow
, placed:beyond all dtsIhl!l, that Mr.. lsivcs..
after mnc;anly ~expausius a.portiou Of his
. spcech:a as 'rerotttd for: The. .Hictfgcucet,
=. which was'in the precise words of:1be Re
porter df the Teiesraph;; comes out with
unhlnsh;nis imlillcnce, and quotes the .IH.
.tcllisenccr as authority, thai, the. Telegraph
had been anilty. of IL base aid .wilfal' pefvcr-
sion. The, times. are indecd sadly: ont Of
joint. Mr.. X. il doubtless. looking forward
to tho presildncy..3i o secs The growing
powtr of. :Abolilionismj and. W bile he: will
deal il the most honeyed words with Gar.
fison. Tapp;n & Co. he will. entcavor. to
.6a,afo"5te. The South, by. ilis fa!sehoods:o .
the Glohc... :.t..
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!lAmapsu,E e;G..,Itlr, 1887:

Mr.. l,DIToR, -: =:
Feeling assured Tint. YOU are. alive to the
interests OF. S""Ih Ca.o'ina, wIie,htr p'oIi,i-
cal or .e"rr"crciaI,' + h!rs %youwill inform
the rubIic' ,'htouE!h the medium. of your
highly useful paper, ,In,:: the. new Fridge
built aluvc Hamburg, and known hy The
maine of the Free Bridgc;'::t!o induce pro-
,dqee 10 cross over To Ausus,aJ i, now. re.
ceF7ht tI'-. tho hpiie- iGrcpoEt!on Of ths
old one: This :regilation connie need ON
the Eth inst. The pubNr,, J. am. convinced.
would not cross .the-upprr bridge if they:
knew the Certainty. or:hating.' Toll. to nay.
The reason is plain: ltix:as uislr to AI.
ghsta by'l Iambnrsh. as hy.,l,e new rriLc.. .
win The advantage OF trying two. NJ.
markets. :.N'i'eycas' if. Wagons PASS r.,
Aasusla BY The new bridge, i'll;,ey have 10
depend on one. market 'for ii price. We
have dany proof. ,lait The augusta marko,.
for co'ton.f.not as. good as orr own:'.bv
the circumstance of Wagons driving 'front.'
.A"s"4a to'o"rhde:of the river and getting
a !lettcf price by; flicir" own acknowledge:
,ne"ts, These are facts a: they are, and
.hc. Public shduldhc made acquainted iyflil
thtin:. ~. .. =. - -.
The only motive for. telling. these ,puths
rs fhcy 'are.' is tte.phhIit:. .bepcGt. rhel
least 'Eciefenee 70. the 'eirtuihstaacie iitseIf
proves that'iI.is hotter to pass by narhbafv
and Try both morke1s,. the. tolls Of both
bridges being :attio saanc! Humbiry. mer.
are.wtEfag TO do. Glli9r:iheejr' patrons
thattt l.. is IN their power yto:do;i aud to; prove]
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:Ise. oi Gls ,I,rSI!Iisc>.

-: ..:. J. TERRE,.r..E. E.D.!;'
fonimissieucr's CO {: a
fnt -. lSi.. .:.S.... :. -
II The CGar'c.tpii Mercury .tn4d. cu!tmbia
Fviu,s will publish zig. .ihoye adv. Ylil tie.iir>,
"l .Aprl hcNf, md iorwdrst tl."ir uccount 10 the sub
Scribrr. - 1T
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HEROINE.

On Monday last, iu,hr. House of Repre-
s"n'alitcs. Mi. War,l!awi irilA The. Conn
in!'j"r. on, Revolutionary Pensions, %rcltori-
cd a pill: @ranlina.a pension, To Beii. Gun;
nrit, maorcr If Dnioruh GAmneL, II SOL
dicr2i LID. rrvnt!:inn-Thc fDilnwing facts,
from Tie report Of the committee, are given
II! the Jd,rnal Iuf'Comintrce: ... =.
""i4m mrlrlr mime Of Dehorinl, Gunnatt, a
s"ki!erofth6 revolution, was D~eilorahSmnp-
son. She was: born III .S%liaraH... Msssachu-
sctis:.aud clirrcd ,le: Army nndcrilIc name
q '.3".ert $lIurslen.." She scryci- fni,,,-
'Iifl!y tlEee years ill the close of the war.
'wf.nfl.str. was. h4nourablv discouraged: She
was OF the capiurc. NC CORVALLIS int York
towp. She was. in inuiIy .in4accnicniS.
where. s1fc Behaved mauiu1iv- In the Skin:
ini>h az Ta!rltowm, she was.bailv wnuipki
hy'a muSk0, bail, wllich. was never cxfrac-.
tel, rnd1he cilcclsof' which she felt through
.liE... Her sax was meyer diiyulgc;l nor dis:
c"ycrrd while she was IN lhc SERVICES. The
mo'ives which pr6mpicL lr.r cnmlnri do nor
distinctly apI'o'r.' Iu! arc supp Cd. s have
Er"h'cn!lnm~iasrn il tie: 'caiisA'nf-iuacpcn-
dencc: .S'le'ircw'a pension. from The. gov:
crh'hrlt NIL -hc year l!S27, when she. died!
She WIS 4harric'l.io, Mr.. Ca,nneti in e
yea" lISi. He is REPRESENTED t6Ar "a poor
hut. honest and respectable man. and. now
fur a;!vair"h in years: lie expended, r:ori'
'!'tic tn !iuc, Il tolsidcrablr sum. of MONEY
on ;r.rnlsmI ri The. Suair'of his wilc'~ hralih,
whhh.was:niuch rnfeGbIcl.hv lIc eiinctsof
her wa'iHd, and The great harl<llips she had
endured. The :.Gom,miitcc.- ihcrciorc,'r re-
ported a bill continuing to him his wAe's
ienslont fE'm'he time Of her death. {.
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|. ..I NiiHsf,M .fTTCNSI.=TM NNfr&,T-

..Td WI. !HEF 1lICVHc.-TH VFirf:u.T
asis e~ycisrd ~l'iplS"lf for delay i'll publish:
ing his If4'tr. oil the srniiid that ,IiG. ni9ue
has shaken all his tcel!, loose aid c"jnlicf-
lrl him to use holl.ha1ids TO: hold his trou-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02
GFeat SaEe.0f'. Escal Estate!
:, sOuTM CAROLINA.
.Ess: ENWigN,y:.
:. EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
BM0 Partition.
Pctcr.Rradhincr and
l.liZabalh AT-'Blewcr
:, and others,

'rety %ii.' aah o'is nHd
.HE Y virtue OF an order .from Chancellor Ilar-
aD per, III the foregoing case shah. :oi,
" edncs!ay after the first ~AIouday in April next.
tbcilsi the lHli, day of'.tpril ncxt,) otter fr, sale:
." Tic promises. TO the lighrst bnlder. tho. rc;h
%cs'ate'of John q. Bicvvcr, hale of Lexington Dis
l,ict;' consisting of sG4i ;rcicS.n. # land, with two
seis of .say.in'l!s and otter. valuable improve
mrn:s.. The lands VIII be: sold IN ;uil diifeiemi
tracts, reprrsan'c,! !y p!h:s, ilonibc!Gt /, :. 3 and
1, which will be exhibited on. Iii. day. nt sr,c.
:T4.:MswiA! n IL credit OF one. Two ;,,d three.
vtiars+-pTrrlinscr> GIVING bonds hearing. %intrrcs
from the date, With personal security nuft!a llqSt-'
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Hamburg Prices CslrfeAf.
EEBRGAig,Ys2 1887.
..R: Corrected fekfV.

.GgffosAOJJinaryzta faiiz <. .T1iasB
good fart good, .l3ia .dt
f.. .~ primo, : -: :Ts. -: n.165.a.16i b
Cotten, 4: =: :gl.n.2S.
BcstheIp,i aid tiax. s22.nsS5
Idfefisr 81 faif, IL 1920 :
TNiss-Engbsh; al:
!. tA4efiean. 3sas376S
Observation-Disclosures : !: CO.
:CpRS-; ::- -: 80: :.65SasS7Ii.
Oars: ~: -, ST. ..50snS6Oss
MEALT. 80. $50 ..:::, =. 100 aIisi5
..BXcos--Hams, -: ia d, lS5.:.
Sides, >. ; s.:.::-
Shoulders, Z: 10 .a,lhf.
.B6rrKa-Frcsll. -: 81: - "a s37I
Goshen :. g., 373 ass0s.. :.
,Lxnp--New,; 80 =. =: lSsns20.:
sFbsas-Canni, 81 .Sl3I.a "a
Baiumore;s none ).
.MAsrgaEt-Na. siSs Is
s.stNos ~ ~. III sri a.lld. =.
K ND. 8: -. 81: .S7Ba 8!
sMpLassHs-vVeas fnlis and tiba,,. 49. ass !.
Now: OiIes.lss& :SIgnrs
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S.AIANN,u E.Aon

IL ~ :SAIANSNll. Fcb:s3. :
..t'roh f~7drida-Ntc. have b en favored
wph inc 'i"Ilowins cNirar, OLA @Ieiier. I'd.
|:ssc" ns fe;'yrfry,s mail, ami dated. Black
-! hayc bp:.a few b6nrs since had the
pleasure McNnytr.ins will P.rIdy. G arr, the
I!hlcf 81 lie tiinhl.:,C Creeks who pss,lrt,.ne
h"t.no1ifing 'cniIIl' DC. mare reridiu ,i,an n
speedy .tcrnninoiiou Of 'iI,c ~diincuiiifS Drill.
nnl'ne tnI .the.hasrililies oi1tlc::scmuoles..
a Lam a"I2,.rnh " tntcf!!ained ,ha! ihhv.ars:
:hgca!H handsomely beaten, nsad are wiIIfpSS
10 n.aire"y'a hi;rh will be Iastihe. ":Th.y
had a bau'et op.tl!e. Stlt.in:s al Lake Nun.
roes: Wberacno doubt there.mcsl havh been
"a vast number killed. az tl.c. friendly.Indiaps
,anaes ire glide. oftheir: interchangeable ina
n "d,oss L.Iet discovered ip ,ho .snna the trail
bntle; stoaTd. Fp1:it i<:ihc. belief Sc All who
who wee il the shirmisb; .bat the: Mih,Ter
81. Wounded. nthsrM greal,' -.
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Correspondence n tIse. Bns,;more Patriot

~: FEnD4.glck, Md.:Eeb. is; 1887.
Dear Sir-..fhc Court met, rnrsuani 10
'trilcf at:ll O'Clock this. morning, when Mai
Gen. Gai6es; made lew appropriate re-
marks, j., reference 10 the pIblicaiiun.nfl,is
official ictitr',n The u\liu,ani1 General, dat
egI. n, Eansu. Sahn.f, july !.h 1886. lie
. si.i my i,a-::' Il -ii ~ iss-~a.il tir,s co..riolln3
viz by. the first law li'snalurc-splf .]dtlcnc,,
|.-Io. request Il iricta 10 publish it,. No
attention had been p%Ii:llo hin, hv ths. S,r-
rotary OF: ~ nr. tAIt. G,;NS;|who was bu>ily
cn&aycd.in giving 'c,rrl:urSv 10 such oll;,4ar
letters and r.spar,s .ofi'cnti;ii: ScoIl as wcrc
expressly desisnc'l lo.sprr"i di$;iil;c;inn 10
7'n,i, (Gelf"rnl Eainrs.( in cmn>ruucnt7, be
had authorized its Publication and WIS viii
ling, 10. bcnr- tbc Responsibility. rhc Zen
rraf. however exhibited .oI'hlchcrr he had
no! .lnftiaaed np"n .hs'rnle>' ;fnI ARTICLES Of
wnt. lie i'rdccrls:nIion ~,si4iifly legal pria-
.strlcs, having lm The lr.siSirIii and iusrac::
|. Pho 'l)cicncc relating 10. 1i.t Seminole
question " ;sll,ril cohinirimeul; uIuxi which
he continued Jill 1ilc ns',.l hour Of .adiuin-
incnt. arrived, WHY, he proposed ro~!difartllr
delivery. OF 1l,':!r ',i;Gndcr .un:il o-mIsrow;;
ltrilny::9 The Court, 'cqiirSGcl. -.
The biting sarcasm au1 lli,Straiiois.orihe
Hero of Eric, Wrro lsod.to the .C,tnrt ana
and audience, who'd risibIe< mcrc frequent
lily excited by his very .l,arJiy iiis.. Before
opening the Dciencc, General iIac1nb said
10 Grilefal GniuSs W4,D s,orl viii his bai@,
near The lire, General, if. ,ha, pnsitionis
100 warm for vnu, yeu"nhcoUc 10 iui; side
!" M General" r%nfiie,f. Gaines. "a 'so"l
soldier. never. si,rinkS from bis p1si,ion be-.
cal!se ilIharpdn; TO- t"f.warm one" :.
|. All. agreed w.ho heard r!,e fist part, .as.io
the .ab~iii'yinfthr document: i am now, en-
gagged in rn@ro.,iag the. Defence. Which viii!
!c sent I"n OH .HaturIry:in timc-lnr Mon
days paper, so tliai yonr 'rc:i !rfS. will'havc
t7't Whole defence. Of G~n~r,l Chimes ali6a,
two days r%ar'ies lhpn any tnl,sr. iunrnnl-m
notes having been taken by 'hc reporters.
:. see iii 'lc; Baltimore H~cpuhhcan il re-
port ut.:lnoctcdinoS in.whirh the rfSli,nony
'"f"Mr, !SccrrAry Potter" is,cry .imcorrectil
stated. ... -
4 discover the author. Of "a. Cjiilca,"
which originally npprarcl;iriln> Ncw York
!npncd III Rich
'nlond n lnS-~ay south, nnL ave m. .1I:nz
."i me Kici'nnil! Cn'iriarli,c ~;yn,c ~a.ijrIr 10
.'ns'rt. injustice i6 your cnrrc,porirm md
TN" Patriot, L:1dln ,ic r,ditx will il,.cr, Tho
ftl,fy to Tire Gilizrn". ..'
Tie wlloic' twp is hr an Hprsar abaut ,ht
rc'"rn:of:the rror"'1ings Of the Court in Inc
casc.of General Sratt. nc.
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II viii. nc gratifying 10 The n%aIiofiar fcrl-
ing. or our r%ouniryrncn... to know li,at some
o. = Gsa iXss Sc:Guy a Iarse .spicc inths
's!'nalidn oiI!r inhabifams
Dts OF .''rrat B.irniir, .nfe native Anjcr;cnms
Joshua Bates is called Hie hest merchant in
i1I'!"ii' iie: went out. Ii poor lon,ia rhnn.
IN me .cliii.lo,v Of the Grc Wlii:rrn Gruv Of.
9hich,, and is:ttow Il lc;tlinm partner IN H,d
:rfht house oi:BnriMcS. Fbrrst is ;,r Amer
'lc".l' am: us an actor has been admitted by'
some u their journalists 10 be tle. best ,rag.
c'''an T his day. lord .LvrrluIrs,.is I'm
'Am"rican; MHt is acL ruwIetIne,l 10 Hc ner'
!nPs I'M ablest man. in the House of Lords:
linus; temancrcc. .i.eoislariou and Tin Ills.
trionic Arr, are each iiIdrbttIf to- American
talent 1or'dis'ins'hsheI vo!aries.21merran.
---- :. -:
Joseph Bnolarmtc has. paid7, we'll merit.
eh:cTnplimeni' To-: the: memory of ,be Io,n
hapry;O 'McarN, the 'frietdiof Ills bio,l,nr.
ny 6rderlhg.hi> Emily and:hoaselisld r, mn,
'n +motHIins;. for bis. doalG... This reminds
HSofthc bcauUfqi lihcs.wrhtcn by ~ Mo-,
pi Tending of the pfescpI.6f d :sG1H"I0x lafi
ny Nhrel:np rn:Lity Holland, as d te.ii.
nbny. Of Ills, rrcotlcci!nn of l.er. laailyshii5,:
.Inantss to hHn,fn Ills lonely exile !:
(: Sin Of thn, here; OH, lis dying day. :.
ro her whose pity watched fdrejer nigh
y; could M seq the proud hpl happy raw
!, Tins relic lights up if her generous eve,
>!ghtii2, he:tieel how easy It's 10 my II
:: a friendship NIL his kingdoms eonfd nnot buy, IA
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Il viii. nc gratifying 10 The n~nIiofiar lc.rl-
ing. of.our !c%oun'ryrIen..; 10 know li,at some
- 54.p stylp uccnpY n IarSe.snicc intLe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
E.essbEA HERE.
,STsEE EgyE.gpESe!!!

fENIiE subscriber has hand between 50 and
a $4,000 worth Of GOODS, and frankly ac-
huoWledgcs that he is compelled to have money ior
part OF III IN. Therefore he will sell portion Of
them, II not the whole cheaper than they ever
known 10 be. Persons wishing 10 buy had better
call and supply then,,eIscs a. no Goubt is entertain
ed that goods Will be- hi her but necessity knows
10 law. Therefore they must be sold, even at the
following uneqaaiied io'e prices:
Very extra >upetilne blue aud blac Cloths, So truly
splendid,
Extra superhne blue black and coored Cloths, at
81 and 80.
Real sup rfue French Printed Cambrcs all colors,
Is. 3D.
New stylo and beautiful plaid Poplins, at 81 cts
100 doz. fancy tiandkcrchieis Will be sold very
cheap.
Beautiful Caljcoes at - to 90 cts.
Good low price ditto, At 10 Gus.
$4,000 worth Of Silks and SdtIns, Of every descrip-
ton, very low,
few splendid 9s. Painted Musins left, to he sold at
80 Cts.
\ few very handsome ditto, at % cts.
\ few patterns beautiful Printed Lawns, at 379 cts.
\ large assortment of tine brown French Linens at
Is to 2s.
Between 81 600 and $1,000 worth OF splendid
French worked Capes and Collars, more than
cheap.
And many other Goods, which viii be sold so low
as to pay the purchasers large per cent. even II
buying for another year Purchasers are respectful
" invited to call aud examine, anu let the good
! speak Tor themselves. Il. d. Eo ! E'o'
/ JuIy
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y @ q, L.,

fENllE public nc hereby informed that Duct. Robt
d Rod has been appointed, b, tie rla-tees oi
ihe NEW LONDON ACADEMY. to take the
chWge oil the BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT
and Will be prep ,rrd TO receive buatdtrs hy the
18th Of AUGUST n winch time the Academy viii
be opel tnl the admission Of Students. Nj. OH
phant. OF Richmond, has been cho,en To succeed
Mr.. pabaey rs prnc,pa Tutor. Nh Ohphant Vas
educated At Amherst College, ,nd comes highly re-
commended by Doct Humphrey, the President Of
that establishment. He dlsohtt..t ed the duties Of
Tutor III teadcmy ltlcinond, ior tie 'ot
eighteen months, where he gave enlIre sar'aactlon
The Trustees have Therefore every reason IL expect
tlat the School Will be ably conducted uuder hls
direction.
az Til, D4o,ijDc reporter Will please publish
the above tl tire 3l,t ol August, and lJi ~d is
count 10 tins uiilee Tor akmeut.
AU-usl I'll \
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

We must describe 4 village wedding III sweden.
Il SHAH be ia summer mna. thai there may be no"
ers and IN a Southern province That the BRIDE my
be fair The early song OF the lark and OF Tie chan
nc lect are mingled the clear morning an and the
sun tle hoatcnly bridegroom wnh golden locks, at-
ses in the East, lust Diot Olnlson, our r3ilh'5
BRIDEGROOM. with yellow hair, arises IA the south
In the ward there sound OF tpicrs aud IN hplmR
of hoo.,, aud horses are led iorhand >addlt' IL
scrd that i to bear the bridegroom has bnnch oi
flowers upon his forehead, aud garland OF blue bot
Ties orGorn flowers around ms neck. iehds nom
the utahborine farms come Ilimg m, item biue
cIoaks streaming 10 the wind aud finally, the 1PPy
bridegroom, wnh a whip ia his hand and mon
strous ErUfderdSicT or noscgay, III the breast oil
hi, black Jacket comes forth from his chanbe'; aud
then 10 horse away, towards the village where ulr
bride already sits and waits. Foremost rides thr
spokc,man followed BY some halt dozen VILLAGE
musician, all blowing and drumming, ana hol'S
like mldmcn Then comes the bridegroom between
his two yroomslnen aud then lorty or hity niehhN
and welding guests, half Of them perhaps wIlh lia-
toIs and gu Is III their hands. \ KIND OF baggage
wagon brings up Then rear. laden with nie"' Aha
drink for these merry pilgrims.
AT the entrance OF every village stands dtfiUnpha
arch adorned with flowers, ribbons and eNef-teehs
and as thev mass beneath IT, the wedding guests Tire
:, bref salute and the whole procession stops; ant
straight from every pocket flies tonJtdS6' or plack
rack and filled with punch and brandy IL is passe'
! from hand to hand among the crowd provision
are brought from the wagon OF the snmpter horse
and after eating aud drinking, aud loud hufrahs, 10
/ proc ession moves AGAIN, and al length draws ne
! the house Of the trde. Four herads ride lorwaf
to announce that knight and his attendants are
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To EynCillpsIrg TGbaGcOHists.

a YOUNG MAN, who has had thirteen years
v experience as Il manager IN J obacco acto-
~, and who is engaged III the same business,
wishes 10 obtain situhonin LynchbuIg IN the same
business. Testimonials as regards character, caia-
bliiy sobriey and industry, can be produced II re-
quIred. The person has been in the habit OF also
Keeping all the Books belonging 10 Tobacco bust
ness, i'll coJuncton with his usual capacity III the
nlanag emenl of manufacturing Tobacco. Any per-
who wishes TO employ such will please al
lcss the subscriber, and name the salary which will
be given per annum. JOHN w. BAHkEll'
Richmond, Va, Aug. q It
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SEQ EsEIS1 ARD.

HeANAWAl from the subscriber living IN the
q 4 county OF pntsyv,na, 10 OF II miles south OF
" ards Bridge on the 22d of May last, NEGRO
MAN NAMED HENRY, about - years Of age
large and likely. HENRY Formerly belonged to
Mr.. Wm. &. Lellwich Of Bedford county, aud Is
well acquainted in the ueiehbolhood Of Mr.. VIM.
Galloway. The above reward will be gwen to any
person who will apprrhcnd and conllne INN IN JaIi
so that | get hiInagain.
JOHN E. FITZPATRICK.
)une :. Is
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EDITORS cORRESPONDENCE.

NEW loRK, August %.
Il no news Is good news, you may rejoice at tho
cuuteus oi my to-day's cpiste. Every thing
quiet the CITY aud around the city, of
IT. aud month of us, aud all about us. There is
alteration III the stock market, IN the specie
M uket, uoue IN the money market none IN the flour
market in the beet market, in the potato
malkct--in brief none no Wlbere. This apathy anI
quiet has whitening effect upon the spirits of our
resolute determined and public spirited portion OF
the community, feel as they have never felt before
indifferent, languid, aud discouraged. The Western
elections are the only bright or cheering spot upon
a dark and torbidding horizon. There Is a redeem-
ing spirit in the land, when people wheel about by
regiments, and when States like Indiana and Kentucky
present u firm and undivided front. II our Execu-
live Felix al Washington does not now remble,
he n:tst have irner nerves than Felix OF old whose
! heort and head were hot altogether indifferent
righteousness or judgment. Mr.. Van Buren, will, BY
and nv find 10 his sorrow that lie has acted unwiseiy
il, stealing the livery of Heaven TO serve the devil
! IN" 5Ef4 e.5 :.
| have been for day two past searching all
, latest new spapers from all sections of the country
To GAIN something like correct Information "a regaIo
! to the present and future crops The papers, WIZ
here and there exception, are unanimous p s~ysns
there will be abundant harvest ln Name rue eva
will be larger than they have been for many h..
and the wheat crop there will he larger A..
fore and in all probability the bounty ', 80.
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MISCELLANEOUS y.
ON AFRICAN COLONIZATION.
hfertsi'ae Correspondence.


nt,R SIN. Although an entire stranger TO Won.
and never having had the pleasure Of seein. Won. al
50 10 be honest, We have hitherto differed our pn-
htica sentiments, nevertheless, find there ia onr
good and great cause YOU have esponsea which |
feel deep interest in accepted the plcsiden
cy oil the American Colonization Society. About
twelve on fifteen yeas 40, | pel3sed Nam address
before the Colonization Society ol kentucky. be
hcve II ~Hs the means, through Providence. of hxmr
my mind more firmly nn tint point.
| AIN native OF rennsN wanna. At an early peri
od III, talhcr migrated to the South and At the
age Of %, found my way to the Mls>.,ippl on hi
tie pony, and two dollars in my pocket. | renamed
there until Anll yeMaao. On the 22d ofthat month
landed with my family YIN the beautiful city ri tno III
natt. My great object educate IN, eh,ldrt n. 10
raise INV trmils 10 habits of Industf, uy experience.
In the State oi Mississippi, ro,srSscd few African
servants. ave them the utei 81 culou2iug Al the
gc OF PC wears average. to jon the colon, on the
coast ol Anlea; they declined my oaef; all they
wished was 10 choose pfoplleiof and remain IA the
State. J crnutied hem IN then desife. Subse
quently, was desito0s oil dong somclhng 10, the
nation In Africa. or these free blacks WHO desire 10
90 there. Some time last summer ] advertised
two public papers, aud made the following PROPOSE
lion ii eleven others would Joi4 | would make a
donation of 400 acre, II Land - tie American culo-
mnauon Society, oct Of p'y laods IN the State Of
lIhnos, and my ntcuuon was Ia torm soetrtv, aud
nj the American Colonization Society not to sell
sad land undel slN years. Nppelson has come Tor
wand 10 meet tbs proposition | haye been deter
mined IL do my pat, and am ready to uakr tide OF
sald 4eo acres 81 lond 10 the Ameuclu Colonization
Society.
Dear sr, viii YOU heso kiul 4 to write me lev
lines. Informing me how 10 proceed III ord, 10 eye
cure my drslgns Please To inform me where IL
a dtrss a lctler Ia toul Socey AID in orm ne
whether the Society me exclusively Intended
to operate only Ahlco, tnrre has been
something sa,d about oolomlmg Oh the Northwest
coast OF America. My you live loug 10 do good