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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-01
TO THE MILITIA OF VIRGTNIA.

"A deiuded remnant OF a gallant Peo-
pie still defy the power of the United
States. The Seminoles have not sur
rendered, AMI refuse to lay down their
arms.
This contest, %howsoever diminutive
the scale, is made, by many onsldera.
tons, a national war, and national hon.
nor demands a national effort to bring
it to a speedy issue. Except in the
persons of a few of her gallant sons
who belong to the standing army, Vir-
GINA has supplied no part of the forces
hitherto employed against the Semi.
noles. | have rendered myself to the
United States to command such force
as may be raised in this Commonwealth,
and appeal to your hereditary patri.
otism to unite with me in the approa.
ching campaign. The cooperation of
five companies is wanted to name
that SO little aid is desired of you, is
but, | hope, to have it proffered. De.
cision and activity are requisite the
season for active operations is near at
hand, and thine is an invaluable element
in a Southern campaign.
JOHN Il. WALLACE.
Brigadier Ger. 9th Va. Brigade.
Warrenton, Faquier 90. Va.
lOct. 8, 1871
o. Each company will consist OF
n captain, one first lieutenant, four
sergeants, four %corporals, and not less
than slxty-four, nor more than one
hundred privates. Commissioned Off
GERS to be elected by their companies,
and commissioned by the Governor.
Term Of service six months, unless
IN discharged. AS soon as a com
pany is raised, an officer of the United
States Army will muster it into ser.
vice. Communications to be address.
ed to me.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

,lccmcl necessary, in any of the Districts
aforesaid.
SECT. 4. That Commissioners in Euui-
~ shall he elected Tor the Districts of Cilcs-
lcriicld. Marlborough, and Horny and the
said Commissioners for the Districts of
Chesterfield and Marlborough, shall attend
the sitting Of the Court Of Equity at Darl-
ingron, aud the said Commissioners for the
District of Horny shall attend the Court of
Equity I Georgetown, with snch papers
and documents us may be- requisite for the
hearing AMI determining of the Equity
causes of their respective Districts.
SECT. $. That all appeals from the
Courts of Law shall he heard and deter
mined in Il Court of Appeals, consisting of
The Law Julgcs-and that all appeals in
Court of Appeals, consisting of the Cham
ccllors. That the said Courts shall meet
III the same time, and he held as follows:
that is to say: ut Charleston on the first
Monday in February, and NJ Columbia ON
the first Monday in May, and fourth Mon
day in November.
SECT. 6. That in all questions of Law.
as distinguished from Equity, The Court of
Chnncrry shall follow the decision of the
Court Of Law.
Sect. T.. That upon NIL constitutional
! questions arising ont nf tho Constitution of
this State, or the United States. an appeal
SHALL lie To The whole Of the Judges, assem-
'ird t" hear such appeals. THAT IN appeal
shall alS" lie to the whole of the Judges up.
on all questions upon wllic!, either of the
Courts OF Appeal shall he divided or when
any tw" ollhr Judges of the Court shall re-
qnirc that Il cause be further heard by all the
Judges.
SEcr. s. That the Judges of Law and
Equity, when assembled us aforesaid, in one
rl'amh"r, shall form Il Court TOR The corrrc
ton of all errors in Law or Equity, in the
use HAT may he heard h"l;rclIcm and il
hall he the duty of all the Judges To make
al proper rules and regulations lnr The pr:c-
tic" of The said Court of Errors. and for the
mode of bringing causes before them.
SECT. 9. That each Chancellor shall
have power to hear III Chambers, ;u;l To
confirm, ar refuse To confirm, reports of
Commissioners i'll Equity, and To make the
proper orders thereon, in Ill matters of ac-
count and partition: and shall likewise have
power 10 hear III Chambers. and To make
III" proper orders thereon, all petitions for
Guardians: Pr0ridni That in case of any
application To Il Chancellor at Chambers,
reasonable notice thereof shall be given to
The party or parties in interest.
Sect. 10. Tia, all appeals in Law and
Equity, from the District Courts held in the
Dis'ricto Of Barnwrll, shall hereafter be- heard
and determined in Charleston, instead oftCo-
l%un,lia, as lcrriolarc; and tIn, the. Clerk of
Tie Appeal Court AT Columbia shall trans
nit To tn" Clerk of the Appeal Cour, in
Charleston all the cases from the District a.
inrcs;id. which shall remain undi>i,uSrI of
at'''c adjournment of the Court of Appeals,
now sitting ut Columbia
SECT. II. That this act sllal! 90 into
operation from and after the first day of Jan
uary next: That all acts and parts of ACT
%rcpugnani hereto, are hereby repealed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.
AN ACT

To 0mraI Nr CHurirr Of TIE Louisriiir,
CinrinnuUi and CHais SIon HvH Roud COm-
pany.
SEC. !. BE it enacted BY the Senate anil
House OF Representatives. now met and
sitiin" in General Assembly, and Nv the
authority of the same, That the ]cIrurIrr OF
the Huntsville, Cincinnati ana Charleston,
Raul Road Company hc, AMI the same is
hereby amended in the inllowin. mnriicn-
lars, that i<:-ihrcr of the r~wcnly-inur di-
rcctor~ of tie said company shall be elected
from Stockholders rc>ilin. in each of the
States of kentucky, Tennessee, \. C:lrnIi-
ma, : l%rulina, and Twelve uf The said di-
rector nav be elected from The Stockholders
at large, without regard To their place of re-
Sinrncc.
SECT. =. Tia, the said Rail Road Com
pany shall be discharged from all Obligation
to construct any branches of the said Rail
Road in the STATE of kcnturkv, or To extend
the main road in the sail State further rI.an
Iiom the southern line thereof, To Lexington
in the said State.
SEcr.3. That whenever it shall he the.
unanimous vote Of The general directors re-
>idin. in any state rrIuirin. il, the General
Board of Directors Shall apply the amount
subscribed by the State, or its citizens, in
the first place To til" construction of S,clr
portions of The said rnrl as may be within
tn" limits Of that State.
SECT. 4. In case the state of krnturhv
should not agree 10 the amendments above
proposed, the said Rail Road Company shall
be, and hereby * constituted Il body polite
and corporate in the States of =. Carolina.
North Carolina, and Tennessee, will, ;ll
the rights. powers. and privileges granted
to it Fly the AcrS of the Legislature of the
las, mentioned STATES Incorporating it, dis
charged from all obligation To construct any
road in the state Of Kentucky, or to have
any directors therein. or To have more than
,%wcnty-onc general directors; but n%o,hin.
herein contained shall be construed to re-
lease the said Company from the obligation
10 extend their road To the southern boundary
of Kentucky.
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ClNCINNAT"Tl AND CHARLESTON
RAIL RIO tD.

The adjourned meeting on the subject of
this and other branches of Internal improve
incnt, took place last evening at the Gin
clnnath College. and although the even
ing was one of the most inclcmrnt we ever
knew, there was 4 large meeting. fully il
Illustrative Of the great interest felt upon His
important subject. The committee OF twelve
appointed at The meeting on Saturday cv-
cnin", CONSISTING" Of the following gentle
men, Daniel Drake, David Gwvnnr, NJ. r..
Williams, Nathan Guildiorl. Robert ~.
Lyle. T.. 5. Thomas, f.. ID. Mansfield.
T.. II. Gnrness, David Griffin, n. e. Read.
f.. Woodruff, and George Graham. Jr. re-
ports in favour of the City ColnciI procnr-
'lg authority from the Legislature To borrow
six hundred thousand dollars, To he ~cuuallv
divided upon the Cincinnati and Charlrc-
ton Rail Road, the Miami Rail Road. (wllicl,
Is Il continuation of the Charleston road on
This side of The Ohio river 10 the I.akr~) auJ
the White Water Canal. The %Sus,irrI WI,
0nlN discussed until ten O'clnrk, when. upou
tahIn" the question:, il was almost uu;lni-
moISly iii favour of the measure. but two.
or Three, family HnSwcrin" i'm The nrmativr.
IhiS measure will. We trust. prove SuiiS-
factory To our Carolina friends. and induce
them 10 ncItii"SCc moi merely in the Road
coming tn the OH" III this point. bur Ia use
their iniiiIrrcc with the Legislature ri Ken
lucky, l." permit the river Ia be- :ihri,.n,,l.
ana llii& connect the SoIilI, rn Road Ia the
Lakes. by this means all irn!nu~ir> would
he don" AWAY. ami the rncrrir~ of tire S;r.,
through which this immense Iin,. a. Rua,l
will pass be all brought tu net rupol. ami
bring II 10 Il successful icrIuinaliuh.-fUu
f.. Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
|: SOLlTIDNS,

To mutlinris" the subscription, on the
part Of the State of Siou1! Carolina, of one
million Of dollars To tn" stock of the Lou
~i>villc, Cincinnati, and Charleston Rail
Road.
Rrsniwd, That in case the State of Ken
lucky shall agree To amend the %clinrier of
the Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston
Rail Road Company 30 as to discharge the
said Company from the obligation To CON
sirnct branches of their Road in that state
a,nlto have more than three resident Direct
0rs therein, it shall he the duty ofthc Comp
irollrr General of this State, forthwith To
subscribe in the said Company Il number
of Shares equal To the amount of The sur
plus revenue. which shall be received hy
The state az her proportion of The same, I'm
der the distribution Act, )EisStd at The last
Session of Congress, AMI pay the advance
and instruments thereon, as other Sinckllnl-
der have done or may 'io. But in case the
said State of Kentucky shall not consent, 10
such amendment, and the States of s;ouil,
Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee.
shall corporate existence in those States To
the said Company. discharged from ali obi
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CATION to make any Roud IN Kentucky, or
10 have any Directors therein, it shall be the
duty of the said Comptroller to subscribe
likewise on this contingency to the stock of
the said Company, SO Incorporated i'm the
said three states, for n number of Sl,arcs
equal to the amount of the Surplus Itcvcn-
ne which shall be received by this State, as
her proportion Of the same, under tn" ,itri-
button Act, passed mt the last Session o. Con-
grrsS, Pronded That the total amount of
subscription shall not exceed one million of
dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
S,VtN\Au. .Jauuar, :

SAVANNA III. JammHrI I.
More Traps ord' ret To FIorid0.-Gcn.
JcSrlp has ordered TWO companies Of the
.iih Regiment L. States Artillery III Fort
Mitchell. under the command of Captain
W ash;n.lnn. To march forthwith for the
mouth Of the Niih!acunrllrc. Also. TWO
companies al Infantry, under command of
Mayor Hrarhorn. I" proceed to Fort nranr.
These troops left T.. Mitchell on Christmas
day all armed equipped The following
officers accompanied Capt. Wa>llin%icn's
command: LicuiS. Jones. O'lirivn. and
Lockwood, aud DR.. lHbii,un.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

4 Turn OWt.-Thc prisoners. male and
female. at the Maryland rrniirn!iary. re-
fused to go to work this morning. Stain.
that rs yesterday was sabbath. as we'll as
Christmas. they would have 10 day as holy
day in lieu thereof. The keeper promptly
informed them that this would not hc
granted; and after arminS a number Of the
citizens. and placing them on the walls.
they were ordered To their cells, where
they returned pcarcal'iy, to spend the day
in ia LinS.-B0ii. Pat.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Jan. :Pd, S:}1.

SIR: ! SciZc the earliest opportunity to
inform Congress of the measures ,iontct
by tins department since the lSt Instant.
III compliance with the 18th section of the
Act regulating 1.-The deposits of the public
money!
The balance in the Treasury on that tay
winch was subject I" be appropriated among
me different States. has on the priucipIcS
ct the act, us construed lr the Attorney
General, and explained in nv last an
nlii Report, been asccriaincd to be S:i7.-
.iGS,S59 ~.
The division of this sum. in detail. among
me several states. may be seen in the dug
"mtn' annexed. (\) AM! including; Michigan
equals %l:I,ll:J 10 cents to each electoral
vote.
nc"nScqurncc of the proceedings of the
last convention IN Michigan. and the views
expressed concerning" tIicm hy the Prc,idcn,
"l tn" 'Iic;l states. in his recent mrs,:"c
communicating those proceedings to Con-
-rr>>, together with the provisions of the
sIli now p%rndin" i'll one House ON Ills
f'ic>ii"n. thu Department has supposed her
SITUATION 80 far changed since November
as to justify the assignment to her Of Il share
ni the public drioSi,S. subject. however,
cniIrc!: to l;,c future decision of Congress
upon the pr"pri"iy of this step.
The payment of The share assigned To
MIr'li"an will. therefore. he postponed I'M
III some expression Of opirinn shall lie
GIVEN hy Congress. W licli may either ,;.nc-
li"n lis hrin@ made to her in Tic ,:,l.c man
n"r as to l!,r ether States. or require it, ,!i-
vision among the other State, in addition to
The .nHn> which have already lccm ar,,or-
Toned to them.
Twelve Of The ;I'ntr> lave commrmicat-
49, III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
SURPLUS REVENUE.

The following communication relative
to the distribution of the Surplus Revenue
was transmitted by the Secretary of the
Treasury to the House of Representatives.
on Tuesday last. 1t will he seen Ina the
whole amount of the surplus in the Treas
ury on the LIST instant, which i, distribrta-
bic for this year, is, in round numbers, ,I,ir-
ty-scvcn and Il half millions of DOLLARS
The amount falling 80 the share of South
Carolina is Sl,iOl 500 I2.--CH0rfcstou
1TrrrUrU.
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$50. "a

The quarterly report Of Mr.. Walls. tIm.
Flour Inspector. will give the country some
i,.ca of The deficiency of III" crop Of Wheat
Of i>:ii. ti"ii''r year We nope vii! c\-
ilihi: Il very different state OF thing. MIDI
land Virginia ought To- %;,!lrr" Vet awl.i!, 10
wheat ii, the staple crop. \ few unfaNour-
able wears together. ought not tu .!i>cour-
age her from IL crop which c",mm;,ni,
the best prices. and does NOT impair hc. soil.
Flour Inspected in the City Of Rich
m"nd during the quarter ending :}l,t Dee.
1876.
33.?i7 hh!s. supcrfinc
l.S35 half do.
2.:5,ij ll,l>. Fine
I.l5l do. NiddIin.s
GIG do. Condemned.
EDMUND WALLS, INSPECTOR.
lG7 .:DJ
5S,:}lU
.iS,5'D5 deficient in this half wear.
Rirh. mix.
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tween Charleston and Augusta, a single
stage three times Il week, was more than
sufficient Tor the transportation of passcu-
gers. Since the establishment of the Rail
Road, the averaged of passengers to Charles
ton, has gone us far as five hundred per
week."
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\ project has been set on foot NJ New
Orleans for Il line of steamers from tia, puri
to Liverpool, and >3l6.Gtm have already
been subscribed for the enterprise.
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submitted.
LEVI NODDBt RN.

"'cNnf treasury.
.tpporlinnm"nt ;nong the several States
OF the Public Money remaining in the
Treasury on the Is: january, 1897, en-
ccp'inS $j,i!On ,0Uh.
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.iS,:l.,5 deficient in this half wear.
Rirh. Uhiy..
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{ From lie T hs,Is'5on Nerenry; Miarch1.1 j,
--LATEST ERD .D.

LATEST ERp MILO b.:
..i's.rhc :seAr.: s. s.: MIS-; C,pt: Ssn,h::
'sitk, neutrality-suspicious. 81. .Aug.srilp
wrleHrlr hHl.tw"-bf Gep- r1~i:rrnMtaIs me-.
:.:1ncS. who .wcTt' caplmful:lcs year by: the
su!iinns, had made their escape anil tcinf,ir.j
10 S1-AuellsiiIn. on.Sa!urilay last, 2Srh inr
..s.raDt. |&.!lo stated that alWl1 four. bbndrcd
:! ndtin Warriors %: Philips Gaug, had ION,
centratGl near 1,.fa hknllah, anhrIu,t AI,ra-'
ham. had. gone :intp lacn. Jcsup, and given
t]iiIlself ub. where iic: iureimlcs1t III rciuai,,.-
Large ljumibfrs ois.!fhtIlius afc .rpitorea :.
.hsi,G.ins h >.Sicin1v-o f afosqai,oj. THUS
cnHs anon .6r trace itfcc. =. -H:,..:
/: y ythe srlir. I'oify;;e 'apt*Eelkert; .arriyed
.tronl jacksonville. We. also leall, tlla, Gen,
lesuT hdtt Semitic Inrcvts Ferry: .fOf:I00
.horses.to reanw;yhe. Champaign. The GGirEs.
moi haVins.cUne inaaccofdnio I'd. anrcaniehi..
-api- rhai-lLeS Steamer. Forreser, had 66&t
despa'tlied.lo & avanDah ON. Saturday: ian:
From our c respondent. -.
I;:sr.,. Au6usTtSE,; Feb, :a7, :lsa7:
hS,gdt NOT. ciised. yd-On' sniiurday.
;mshf1nsf, inflammation was. received froD,
General Jrsup's .:Cnmp,::M Dudes. Bil1!c
tIrohna': and We u SAFE, thar iris
far Jr~om:ch'eri6g:: Ii is~.sta:ct.lia, nc. III
didns;haye held no talk; nor have Inc cijrls
.returned as they: agreed. to. Gen. 'Gcs,ip
was to'w,air until Saturday. when he. wo;iIl
m-tolnniEnec :Los,iIiits:. About. our iiin.'
drc-t Indians. hsll' !iccn.im lha:Camp,: and
Abraham. were. .aiIqweJ FREQ. %insress:: and
cgress. On Saturday night las. Gen, Her.
nandess:iLwo negroes, .Alerk -aml Stephen;
who were ,aken'by: the Indians in Mav hsi
%re!nned,, having eqcctal .rIieir:cstdpr ii,
rhorstback.' We have; not secn 1iiicni. but
We. tcarp.. thar theS..:stp.e, .Mat. there is.a
great deal of. dissersi9n in The nntion ,'Flc
Chris. are willing nigivt UP. mi, the vduaa
Warriors are atersc- 10 ir-:thau. thcI-havc
plenty of a,nIhunirirnI.lhat Plrilifp's.nihr
|n T"pkolhy have mol been .hsluricd-aud
fiat Ahc,y havs a force gilmore than 400 fg'u,
ing n%ien+!-lhdt in Tue a,ia.k ,i,po1, lhe:liSaa
work, at Lake Monroe, they losl. onr killed
ahtlilree. woInaGd-ahd 4ha,'ibc ipartv;,diil
moi know ol.the Ktimislice. "a repor, .nre.
.yails:aInonss- tierA thar Gen: .1lfs1jp.. in ibid
ing ONT ihroIer ofataIk, iihtcidsio getihrm
hand cuff .theim, and SHIP them OH, and this
has prevented their, attending. .Maiy OF
them aIe nov going South. with Their .GImf-
lIes. .fhese-negioes are; 10 he:exhrhined IN
relation TO the correspondence which has
been carried: Q n :With tho negroes in town,
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3Sdysa :iSaRsmj hssssssuHasasssS 81: !

.adIetsp. t6attehlj HicsestaB4tSkhaR tbE: q
isbaa,ass msh islans;. Mimi i;
.1f6nf ae. lrpi1;; ana1ke !YbftIsaa.f. ctsseI
sofiisldnds. sill .sinalbeh:.k
;61f Undergraduates .NrsojIers:ndRusM jlats
syss;hdsexsrli GNb .wntds:, Hsfng istdsds,
and incapable. of sncc6r in tht. Pfesehce.of
u slFeriorft ofsesf1 ey mIsre1eG9iqlixpes -,,
fshs When Gut OF. nm supplies: ls6s;nienli
SAtihsis etnher Ihstohse bS. Tx. ssydJs
Aist,nisriifs. oti fayyH .he insue: 4 NopA
invite atfack.f T6p1a powerful iieh,yfs.T teAIri;
.posHionyis mo. doubt t~toHsllendihHs ,b1t.1e,
,aeeun llem .not Woffps.o greuler eSaEne,
W4fenJ Srsifsdf than.ffo afford IN rendezvous.
tpf6uE Cruisers. and To give. shelter ant Rrp-:
,tee9ot y hsmastsa.rressed..by.a pursuing,
THE :GoMpARisoN..
.Tbe.9nhersieneI in obcdience. To q teso.
lthion of the :Senate;.4bave- arrived attic.
-poiIt where: ihey htc dircctfa 70 rripo,, on
.thle "~tompnrai~e anlVhnlages dnd Gacihtes
o fports, south Of. the: Chesapeake, forliG'es-
!n'ilishmem pf.a navy .yarl:". .Deplh:of
wa1er'ant easy access. :heaKgg objects Of the
firsr ~toHsidtrationlI they. are:0f opinion that
the .porfs of Charleston. - BARREN, and ST.
MayYs, beng defricnril he',!epth Of wtJtr
I'd pcrnln. he catrance- ola larger Ship tban
a sloop ofwar:: are nn~tittdcoinpefe with the
1rfgaie 6arbors..of. Bedufol,,. Sa1ahhalr and
Brins.sick..:.s = $50; $50. /.
!. The preference is narrbwcd.downn::. to one.
of these: and having duly weighed. ,lieir.
relative. pretensiols, we have no hesitation.
m preffr!ing, Brunswick. !. Beai,f;frt must
yiek ITO. her.in the essential. pointsr of
'dcpih Of water: easy access: and cafatif>
! of defence. Savannah ,must give way.
Tor her easier access and. greater depth..
of wafer on. tho bar, .c:an6r 'Lr carried up
the river to q s,te; safe. from: the. sea nra no
Enemy. and applicable to..'h.c es,abli*Iilnenr
.rnSttisaiee could biz. reach: Csoiickspur.Isl.
audtbc opinion expressed ia favor 0f Bshns-.
wick might he-rccafled.. Brinswici. is,lr
most southern frjs;se;l iaar,oro n. rLr atlantic.
sfa beard. Placed near. the great quito, af
Che enfn1neree.ef tho West Indies ,tlnd tlt
Gulf Of Mexico: her position in. .a.sialc of
maralime w~ariare WOULD be invsilablc;:
Since. The navigating. inicres,s .oi AN 'chelnv
l%f!!tisr-- pass. b%:Inet' aor. All; of. wlach'.i$;
respectfully slIbrfi'iei:,..' 49,.
-, nj. T.WOOLSEY-. =.
.ALET'R. CLAYTON; -.
:: F. H..SIiUDsICk, 49,:
Dereanter 2G, 1875. -. 49,. :.
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. The priucip lcs.an ~piurnosc.sf the RcVr,
1nrEhrc set iori il The subiojnea Prospectus
of :MI. .C!aic, whose. services. we have en-.
saSct!!'as.,lc soIe..amd exclusive cdi,nr.oftlis
paper Ii will he published daily: .nt,tn,
snItars1ier annum-iri-weekly: during: the
Session nt Congress, :asd.se'Hi weekly l1-,
me ITS recess at sly. DOLLARS peg a,'nulA,
+ WILLIAM MnoRf;'& co..
+ Washington City, Feb: 81 1897. 49,, :.
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:EE.fo1n the United States; TeIegrapl,.]
:: TO EHE. PUBIjC. :.

:, The undersigned Is compelled; by other
chgIrmenrs TO withdraw from
tho ..pubhtation nr. ,bc ...pnitcI. Suites Tel
csraloh,,:' tue Subscribers to wI1;ch-wiil:here,
dtfet rtccivo in ils. stcad...; THE: r tf6;rmcr,"n
o mcw piper rdhlisllcl in this ely by Messrs.
William Nv. ModEr'& Co: aril edited by
Richard k..Cfallr, Esp. =. -.
:: ~. DUFF GREEN.
Washington City, Feb. 81. Io37.,.'.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-09
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fp~loskd9e ny sea, his! assafs
dsspes 3 pen :dfs glpplnss
\ atsepce os.tr hesh-syatecflyeI mid m assh hes,
/ seem 70 asslfssa s greatn degrea9 Of SlGaihs
Fash g any t,fnessehG ierR AathGrs.
.SSNAENAHr Ca -.
!! par AT ttbel mouth ofths. Sava1nalr,
Riyer,is the deepest. and most accessible
9 the Sounfesn coast Tha.ayerageslefih
is19sfeet iat. low: Matet = aiid hence, .sitb..
fuf aide; d. fffaare Observation-Disclosures
BIN af~tholgh,thns faSdatedat The entrance
\ these advantages aresdolr lost i'm ascending
1.-the river. .ttPhe first. point af .ene de-,
fence. salahrity, ::aGd- locality Tor: a. Navy
LIZARD, IL C0ckspur island, sft1atediiv Eve miles.
within the .bas. qnd tWd miles within .tlt
.riyet but d .friS ate. calnot REACH this. poiht
b5:reasoi of an extensive ann. bank half
a-mae. beloaM:;it. On. w4ich' dun IL. feet at
10y. water; can be .obtafneds In ascrntIius
still'further up. .the,lshoals:afe fredueint; and.
of less draught:6f. sater ;..afd tile river, at
.frst.brackis ISL, ~beeo,nnes fresh !. and: hence,
ih so .low;:.a latitude. and sufrodIided:by
marshes, is unhoalthy:in spmmes. =.
DARlEN.. GEORGIA..
Merc4faui sbu,s.of heavy burden eau en-
ter the port of; Qarieh;. but it isunsuitahie.
to NAVAL purposes Try. reason iof. its uniayor--
able locality. heina surrounded by sxan,ps.
"pd 'hcrasses, alhl,on ACCOUNT Of. its being.
placed Oh a fresh water. river,. whith-iu SO
low, a latitude: mdst'causa nhheaItIiness.-:
.11t. rort.of 'DaTlen can nave. iio greater
preteasioni than 't~he:insresg of g sloop of.
war; and heaee: cannot 'c"mpete with the
DEEPER irarbbls liz the; same State.
,.BRU.NSNN1GK; Georgia. -:
The wateas. fitrminss. the. p5rt Of b ,yns.
wick, are ;;cteraTfy -designfted. ;s turtle.
river, MISUNDERSTANDING it is AN arm
Of the scu;; which, .eha1ering. bsitweJu. The