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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26
Public Nosice.

To- nc fi0nofoGic hc Hrnainrs ann Members IF hc
iiO"Sc GiR'preScntatir.S cJ TIC LrytS.dtu,c 0jkhc
Statc IF J, Lo.u,.na.
FENii. iuuibIe petition Of Jaincs Harper md
h's 't$IocIatcs residing IN Augusta, Geo yiu
rcsprctii'ii silcws unto ,Our Homo. able bodies
tiih' 'iii'hr charter from tnc State of Georgia;
they have commenced the ere ction of a Bridge
over Ia" Savannah River ut II point oppo-irc the
upper part of the city of Augusta and abo, one
mile above the toysnof Hamburg in s:onii, Caro-
liit. Tia; within ten miles OF the site. iust men
TONED are The Ferry OF w. Carr t. Esu :l.yc
Il; Campbell own; the 81 i,!m.. OF ;e Houk
ga. a''d tic :a!id Bar Ferry below yonr pc.i-
TONERS respectfully shcw unto your Iionorubjc
bo'i'cs thai the erection fthc said Bridge i dc.
mhl;d"d by the public convenience ui'a large
portion "f both the Sia:cs of south Carolina and
Georgia; thai II will shorten and inn rove il, ,.oi,,t
OF roads the great South Wcs,rfu roue which
passes thron.h Augusta. and will nrcuiy benefit
tic r.'iIes vi tie upper Districts Of SouIr Caro-
hi' IN dii"i'!i!," them direct access 10 All
adh''i"nai r'a:i;" ttvr'!,rir produce Wherefore
'h..y pray ynnr i.Gnnr;h q bodies 10 .ruu; ,;,,,
Il 'ii'r'cr io' :i: e. iU:i uf SAID BriG.e will,
me yiir'Hi"l"n "i the : atc o. Souh Ca,o,inu
upo:. thc asnal lrrtrsand they will cvrrnruy &c.
JAMES HARPER,
WN. HARPER.
j. K. EiI.BOuRN
JON. MEIGS, :nL Associates.
ifiE snh'c are Hereby noiiGolt',a; it's intend.
cn !" pr''S"n' the shove petition 10 the ncAt le-
Gis!ai:ic Vi; 5. Carolina
LAJFS HARPER
WA! HARPER
j. 4. E!.ROiRN.
1., w JONATHAN MEIGS.
'"'' ~ i>''0 ah ~
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"Ihey are, and ever have been, freely
rendered to my Sovereign and my country.
1 now 0lier them TO you, in humble hope
'nh', with your corporation may be cna :
Que" @ 20 restore peace and prosperity to. the
." he task is arduOus: but not irnprac.
.'cnbic; more especially after the wise and
lu'''c'o"s course which you have pursued
on my part. | promise you an impartial
administration OF the government. Deter
tniheh nor to recognise the existence of
Par'ies provincial or imperial. of classes or
races l shall hope TO receive from I'LL her
.nDeSty's .n subjects those public services The
eiilcl"ncy of which must ever mainly de-
Pehd on their comprehensive nature.
Remember that you have all the
same interest in the prosperity of your coun-
iry---that the capital of the mcrchau,
ami the cstaI" of the scisneur, the skill
OF The nrtise,, and the labor Of the in
hahitam', arc alike deprecated bv internal
discussions, while they arc fustered bv
public tranquility. Follow up, therefore.
the good work Won have com,renc.d-
Extend the veil Of oblivion over the p,s,-
direct TO the future Your ener"ics--)n,d
where arc to he found energies euuaI to
those pnssc>sed by British merchan,sN-
an" the consequences cannot he doubtful,
~ VIII second you to The hest of NV
TRUST tina; the result of our
united efforts will he, to render The Norr,,
American colonies as distinguished for the
wisdom of their institutions, aud the oooJ
r"ndnrI of their people. us they are for the
nnsnltircnrc of those gifts and resources
winch Il hountcous Creator has bestowed ON
their tcrri;oricS.''
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COgs,EeserCE3s.

ITom me augusta Constitut;onoiist. Juiy 10.
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKTT
CoTToN.-Our stock is daily decreasing,
ana business III this staple is drawing o Il
c'ose-'he stock now on hand is between 5
!ooo ba'rs. not more llian one third of
wh'ch Is Tor sale. During The past week
mere mas been "A good demand and prices
nave gone up quite unexpectedly. The
sa'eS sa i"r 'hc week reach abont 100 bales.
we quote extremes Il IL cents
=, EACHANGE-No change to notice: on
New York, sight checks G pcr cent, nre,,
on Boston. 6: Philadelphia, 5: Charleston.
4, Treasury Nn'-s per cent prem.
FREiGHTs,-To Savannah 81 ner halo.
to Charleston per Rail Road, 81 25 for
square and 81 30 for round bales; by Steam
Boats Sl,2j.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

IMPORTANT FROM JAMAICA Total emnu
c'p"tioh of Ike Ncgrocs.-The Co!umbi,
Assembly have unanimously agreed 10 the
total cmanrIpa'inn of The slaves. To com
mcncc August LIST, 1888, instead of ISIU
as by Tic parliamentary apprenticeship
act. In truth, the oppressed planters had
no other alternative. Dclrau.ied by the
s;'ni, al home of their properly. they saw if
they continued The losing and vexatious
game or farce Of the apprenticeship system
'ii;'i 'hry would soon entirely he beggared
ana exhaust the $50 a-hem,l valuation or
Indemnify granted for each slave by the
British government. 1t was therefore. no
doubt, thought wisc,t TO throw all the res
ronS'h;'I y on the mother governments
1 lie result will he thai tree negroes cannon
he drp'n;lc'i upon as hired lahurcrs, with
out stnn''ng army to overawe them. gee
ing that there are 4Ou,UUU colored To 40
oGo whites. Nor will imporla,ons of white
men answer. Therefore the planters mus,
give up this beautiful island, whose COM
n,crce has played sn important "a part in
English history, and its rich fields will SION
become like San Donngo, wild waste in
the hands Of tile idle and dissoute negro 10
whom II is abandoned from false views or
philanthropy. The free negro cannot take
care ol h!;nselt, and both San Domiuoo and
Jamaica, will probably ultimately become
Ike their mother country, Africa, slave
marts III the hands of petty negro kings.
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REM ARES

Ihe Thermometer uSe,i this month was hun.
Or the North side oi the house in ihc p;nz-a thai
used IN 'arch and April was hung rifhtn the
house on i's north side. This month was lln,,,,,.
ally cold. There occurred in it four frosts. viz :
on the y, 9, 10, and -; they were slight. doing
no material injury To vegetation. On the 18th a
very slight Sno,c tell al the Village Of Abbey,ll.
and considerable hail III several parts of the Dis
trlct. There was similar very slight fail of
snotc III my shborhooiI on the Sth July. ISIS,
The thermometer in the piazza " as alwavs at
It's minimum ut sun rise, that within tiOurs nj
aDoll aii houi ami nalt ai;er: bOti, we're gen
eraly ut their maximum at from 3 to i O click
L. NJ Inc difference 'hyiX; the state O, the
Thermometer above gwen AT = cmck and lis
niiXiintilH never exec, ded four degrees The
LII fihonricrs III the piazza and within doors
never correspondent although every care yas
taken =" obtain the same tenn, raturc within
doors iiS that without; the difference oiic: :cInn
as great a. ten de9 rees. Ia the mornings and
evenings tie thermometer IN the r,aZZa was
lowest huI IN the hrnt OF the dav that i'm the
house was lowest. The minimum of the Their
mometer within doors was d. il, maximum
~. IT. mean state 0S-. The minimum of the
onr III The piazza was DO its maximum 81. ION
the 2Otn and 21st. at half past 4 o'clock, = NJ its
mean state % = hut II s state is taken att O'Clock
instead OF It's maximum, its mean state was UtjS
rs recorded III the table. The tw rhcrmome
ters used, when hung side by side, agree per-
ircty III their md Gallons. OF the six clu,,dless
evenings bui three of them were suitable for
stellar observation, tho on several other evcnn
p"rts OF the Heavens could be advantaccously
examined.
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R ! efH,. ga

e. H'DEEtD that new bridge he b,;;,t =.
" cross Turkey Creek, wcre the mc,,, ,oad
Gosses s;'I,l cr"ek. leading from Edgefi, Id Court
House t" Newhrrry Count Hons, urd that the
nn.ih'ns "f sald bridge be lie. to the loves hid
Js e, u, 'n2eh',d '"urt fonse OF tie first Mon
n' lir fiis' Monday in Nn>r,nr mex; 70 he
-ePt ~ @noi :" ''r 'cr ven ,cur~ from ,,e
',ne 1t Is received. IT," ullleriakr, vi b. a,
bert to inrn,t' !:is own piam hn, viii y. re-
I'ired 20 make the bridge one hundred II. d i(iy
"e, i"ns. neSif"s the "i',,;ncn;s and 10 rIrer in
To bond wit, two .onI seruri,inc ,o ,,. "a
hihi"c n ""od r"pnir inr seven wears e. ahnr.
S''!c". ny orccr of the hr,si this Lin MAY
, LEWIS HOLMES. Cert.
' 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

GRHENvILLE, July l3.-For the informa
ton OF distant subscribers. we will remark
that the weather has been opprcs>ivclv Io
at this place since last SarursIay-thc Thrr
momrter. in medium, shady situations.
ranged al about 90 deg. MISUNDERSTANDING
.hl> temperature is rather uncomfortable 10
us Villagers, our farmcs have no rich, To
complain. for all kinds of vegetation spring
up like cmchantment. We have never seen
The Pr"spec, better for abundant crops, than
At present.
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New ORLEANS. .Ju,v13


Recognition Of Jeliun Iudependtncs.-
"A runof has reached the CITY. l,rnu. III, ny a
Pa,scnscr III the Columbia, thar England
has formally acknowledged the indeprn-
dcnrc OF Texas in commercial treaty
s'hncd ii, Houston by the President, On the
lih OF July. 1t wants continuation Pro.
badly TIC next arrival will clear up all
G6uL'. There seems TO be no ,ioubt of :,
commercial treaty having bccn cunclud.. =;
between The Two countries. This comuoct.
we s:onld think, might easily be construed
ln" il recognition by Engiand; for if Texas
Is still province OF Mexico. how can sin.
make commercial lrea,ics-nnd arrangement,
with Great Britain or other IOrci"u nower,1
lhr capacity To treat nccessariI, involves
hs It's elements, the national existence and
'ndepe' deuce OF all The parties to the ,rca
ty.-- --!;uUe!M.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

Hot Wdther.-Wc have suffered by an
extraordinary spell of weather during the
present week The thermometer stood on
the outside door ola house on NIain-s,rcrt,
IN the shade. on Monday al 9G, Tuesday
9|' and Wednesday at9S. In the hot sun.
and under the reflection Of IL brick wall, il
must must have been 10 or perhaps morc.-
Several have suffered and sunk as victim,
under the visitation. Two OF the lnrcinn
iaborers on the james X. Canal, persisted
by drinking cold water on Tucs,lav-:nd it
Is SAID, that six sunk on "Wednesday, by
lmprudcnilv drinking il. We carncs,ly
caution all persons, who have become hca
TED by the sun by labor, 10 cool oil, before
thcy apply ice or cold water to their lips.
RicAmONQ EtH1uircr
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NOTICE..

VIE Subscriber offers for sale, his Plan
n iatlon on Salmda River. (kmown as
MaxweiPs Ncck,) containing sixteen hun
drch and eighty acres OF land, one half Ri
ver bottom A consi ierahlc portion of rhc
bottom is entirely free from ireshets, and is
The very best Cotton land in the middle
Countrywide balance is fine Corn land. as
safe rs any on the River. The upland is
high and healthy. and "A large portion of it
excellent Grain land. The land will he
shown Io persons wishing to see it, by Mr..
Scnrry. living on the pantarion And any
information may he had Ivy application to
the Subscriber living al EdsciclL Cour,
lionoe. A bargain will be given IN the
land. Tor prompt payment.
r. G. MAYS.
July %, 1888 ,r25
~ nc Charleston Mercury and Columbia
Telescope will give the above four w.aLi,.
insertions, and forward their accoun,s -
this Office for payment. W
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& virtue Of s,,mlry wriIs ot Ej,y; ry.;ns q,
x Ii lic directed, Will he s.l,! N Ed.rGrId {,
II. oi, me t:S Ai"nday and Tuesday in Angus,
cX' ,iic !" lowing rroreri, VIZ:
-. Non' d' Tan Collector vs. Mack Lamar,
"'nr r'ai'iI!.s, scve:"liy. " he sane. ,,r i,,:,.
urea acres "i land adi"iu;ng San'uc, uannn,r,;
'',, o.""fI alh ais, one Negro wanna Cinn:..
at'' iS"n. hcnirr. - Richard rrio. a.;,t
AnnE'w Butter four Niul,*
near tine Niiiagr ''''''
Tcinis o:sac, cash.
July -. l~?S 81
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SEECaSI2HEc,S s;.EH,

an order from t!rcCou:t % Common p'ocs
4 b tor E'seiicid Di+tiic, y III be sold ;,t The
h"itSe %! David Outs. under:u attachment. il, ,h,.
c"sc "i DAVID Cn,s " NiIam Drum. Oh the
J. IN ua> OF A"g'si ext a.i Tie DEF; .,!;r : in-
tore III the tan vntG, yo!: p:c;c. mia ,,cE.
81 eairr'-isou-e!.oid aud fi,ri:cn rur,,;,uc
July aj, 1888 80
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No fSce.

VIE Subscriber OILERS for sale his plan
u ta'i"n on Turkey Creek. near Edge
field Courl House, containing. seven huudr, {!
and tiiv nine acres. There are on the pre-
misses good Dwelling honsc and also Il Good
IIn Screw and all utlicrconvcnicnccs. Ap-
ply To The Subscriber
JOSEPH REARDEE.
July 90, 1883 i 81
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e72H DgG.TU,

'lir' S"h%rr'hri, from TIA. imrcri, miles
d ct his !ri"ndS, has concluded so far To
r' 'S''nr I'll" practice nt his profession. lis -
attend to all calls in Chronic Di.eGses. A.
m"ng these, he would mention pnrrcula.l,
Srr"luih or Kings Evil. Cancer, Diseased
Mamma,, Chronic Sore Legs, &c. Address
T.. l. CARTiEDGE.
Parks +. O., EGsc':c!d Dis. S. c.
May 10 III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

Mr.. Pickens' Speech is concluded this
week. We owe him an apology for the
unintentional mutilaiion which it has s,r-
cred, in passing through our hands,
Tho reader will hear in mind that there is
always Derl'in Printing Office, and that
tho temptations TO sin and error, are not
few, nor easily resisted
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

CANADA AFFAIRs..-Lorl Durham'sre,
cept'on M Montreal was enthusiastic. The
following is his reply to the Address of "A
numerous DcPutation Of the Inhabitants of
that city.
"Hent'cmcn,-I am deeply sensible of
your kindness. and acknowledge with feel.
inss of pride and satisfaction, the fla,terino
terms ~ which You arc pleased to notice
my public services.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

The sigh, Of the sufferers was heart rcnd-
their hlackened faces, laccrated bodies.
antl piercing cries Of distress, were harrow
ing TO the feelings of tie bchnldcr.
The names Of the principal sufferers are
rs foilow:-John Dcscal and his son, Mich
ael Quinn. Michael Ryan, Margaret Shacf-
fer aud Eleanor Dresral
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

Effect OF TIE IlEAr.-A gentleman
from llnmdcn, informs the editors of tI,,.
New Haven Herald, that the effect of The
neat on the water of the Canal on III Ham
den level. where i, is several rci t!,cp, has
heeu destructive to the fish, 80 that they are
ying dead by thousands on the surface of
the wafer W
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Notice for kentackianS and Tcnsessccoas.
Tile People of this part of the world are
Meat-eoting People when they can get ii.
The home crop Of Hogs, we arc informed,
Is very bad one, and Pork will command,
we Think good and steady price his fall
"A friend tells lis tha, it is now selling in
Augusta al z cents.
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slT3sG,,s.. sO:s,c .ga;a

6 y! ih'I iI>ilirt. Il ,,"-ro man b, .i,r name cs'
,r@ii. Hh";i =, wears o! age. five feet. /!
'''c'S hi"n son; !u,,lc. ana very black H..
.:yS maj he belongs to Thu Battle. lvir. il.
i'c'iS 'n',"iy. A'ai'1ma. lie say liza, L., WAS
purchased ~ nri taro!ina. aud ci li; owner
nn lint Eivc, ;irt,; ia on i:,s vuv lnu,
ihr owner Is REQ n,'>'yd come ti,.war,; ,roy,,
p'"p"r'y ral c.!ar:."S and ,ak" Inn SWAY.
<. J. GLOVER, }. f. u
july 10, I>3S # ~
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Notice.

ISNiiE Mrnhcrs ofthc Mime Creek Friend
~ Botanic Socic,v arc Informed ,h,,
there will he regular meeting of said 20
rictv at Win" Greek Meeting house ON N;uu
day the l:}:h of Angus, next: The mcmbcr.
are required To Inc punctua in their at,en
dance. rs business of importance demand il
The Public in general arc invited to n1,.uJ
JOHN COGBURN.
Scc'ry +. Il.
July 23, 1888 o5
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TySTTGT.

a Ill Persons indebted to the late Charles
"a Thomas deceased. are requested to Nuke
payments and ali persons having demands ag;ins,
the cstat" OF said deceased ere requested to pre-.
cent them dnv at,estci. JAS. I. ADAMS,
NOV 27 1887 e administrator.
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Improved Pink Saucevs-

100N IMPROVED PINK SAUCFRs
'S1>, @ Tor dying Silk. Stockings Gloves,
rea' efs; flownrs, Tiffany, Gauzcs, Cranes,
Cambrcks, AIuslins. &c &c. "i'''
Medicine Store. YAK I"S'''e'"
July l6 80,
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EassEsroved SURGEONS, ,E,ur;o

e[o.' the fad''a vrr. ui II LAMA Invented
by iir""E CUAsf NJ. H.. Ph;adc,,,in -
('cH'T"aitato ca'r All ord, rs by mail or o,er-
wise will be promptly attended to. Address
'i'!1cr DR.. II B;'RT.
DIR. III. LAEORDE,
Hr. J.. J. Inns,
i.ascGcii c. II. = c. .rc.
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kirGg.%s.s 20 f:.H .Easi

~ Of HiHi1m. abor 80 wears of nee t,r,
""r " 'Hci;rs Iilsh speaks broken, and saw; tia,
ii" hcio:iSs 10 III" G"rne. living in Savannah
"e"rhra. The ow: er is requested 10 come for
ward prove property, pay ci!ar.cs, amd take hin,
away. C,J t:Il.t,,.;, -
iniy 10, I&3S ~,
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The Observation-Disclosures s,y
cn' from the following persons.

Wcht from The foI'owimy persons
For 1888.
). T. Carroll. NJ. r. Mcdaniel, DR.. A
Sknnnc!, john CuIhrcath, p. d. K,u"L
William Beck 6 months. A Lindsey, Inh,
L'pScomb {. W. Cochran, NJ. Dick, Wm.
Is. Mays, j. Mccullough. VII. Crawford.
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NrT,iGa.

q LII r"rs'nS ln'',htcd To the estate oc
q William Nii!iln.>. deceased are re
I1eS'rd I" max" 'm'ar'iinir pay ircn,. anI
th"sr having .cinands I" pr>scui ,l!rr, pro
pcriy nlrcstr,
WILLIAM ERUNSON, .aNr.y.
May 23, i-3S n IL
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NEyy-OpJr.ur I,I,, IL

=,
Hr0lM Of NcV- Orienns.-Our citv in
spite Of a rorrid sun roasting us. continues
healthy. All business seems At stand.
and the lassiiudr of our summer marks ali
the eye rests upon.-Bmictin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

MusIc.-We had the pleasure on Friday
evening of attending another Exhibition of
MIR. Bacon's Musical Glass. The reader
will remember that VIC attended on Il former
occasion, and gave passing notice. Il,
was our pleasure then to Indulge in mild
criticism, i'll the hopc that the few faults
which our Organ Of Music enabled us to
detcct, would be corrected. Our vanity is
moi so great, as to lead us I" believe that
our poor suggestions were omnipntent; bu,
the fact is so, that these faults no longer cx
'st, and that all Ike young ladies whom we
had the happiness of hearing, gave proofs
ol decided Improvement, We arc glad to
know that MIR. Bacon has a large Class,
and trust that he will cunrnuc his very
p!easanI and innocent entertainments dur
ing this dull and heavy season.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

'ssu'cS them, i'll defiance Of the law, the
present bank has been enabled TO accumu-
iateeXlravasant profils.''
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Look at 'EE,5s,

"a Ill Persons indebted To DR.. H.pwoon
1 IN BuEr vii! please cali ard settle with :. /;
n"'"E. n, "'" Is "n!y authorized to settle up his
SNe lec; ip's. II BURT.
"".'' ~ 'C''o If 2I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

We will attend to our friends at Green
wood, in our next.
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THE WEATHER.--Ncvcr within orr re-
menhrance, have we experienced Il hotter
ANA drier season. Upwards Of seven weeks
havo elapsed, since VIC have had good
ram, and more than four since our last
Shomer. The heat has been peculiarly op
pressive; the Thermometer on several ,lovs
being as high as 95, aud for almost weeks
together, giving daily maximum, ol not
less than 90.
We are glad to know, ,!at the drought
has not been general in the up-coun,-y, or
even III this District. The Crops of Corn
are fine, aud the Cotton is as promising as
usual Flour is fas, coming dow in price.
Already il has been purchased from Wag-
gons at 81 G0, and we belic.c that we will
have The pleasure of eatius il at sc 20.
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The suspicion is becoming quite general,
mat Mr. Blddle is not in very good con-
"'''on 10 resume. Strange as il may APP
pear to some, there are men who have the
Ao'lhcss 10 assert 'l'n, he cannot do i:.-
That he has made The present crisis, the oc-
cas'on "i most extensive spcculaticns, none
Will deny; and it may be that even MIR.
Biddlc, as well as os,cr Bank Os;cor.
aa;ebt feel tho mi, or rc,,r,., 30
,r -. Ill.,, ''So"f-
VS. ''S DUNK Is III perfectly sound
condition. ana ic has JUS: claims To iha,
culargc. palrotism which lis friends hive
so freely given him. vbv ,h;. ,,,.,.
r,;s,o sn;r;, os
;, ~. aus "'' '"e
o"''"' 'ol'ae'c o''cular hech repealed
Has not tho independent Treasury Bill
fallen before the mighty power of Rank
Prcsilcnts7 The ,ru,L i ~. E;,,u, ;;
'''''i' IS III
" .'o-e pace. TIC IS ic' Without eXctsc
1hc n. York Evening Post says, that the
impression is strong that he canno, resume
on the first of Auoust ,,,,, b;. h,,,I.
,:, ''' '""os are
-: ~ '"''.'' necessary ana mat his
i'aoi'ity arises from lis extensive and drs-
Perate spccnlalions.
Mr.. Buchanan in ono of b;s s,oo,,os
,,,,s e,o,h. or,i. r., .u,. ~,
""''A. ne hahA II
appears IS e''hef unable t" resume. or in lis
inor'iina,e love OF gain, is not yet disposed
TO give up its speculation. Ii can take
either horn of the diI,,om, :, ,h;.,,.a
..,rho r P'"Pe''
,,,n., .a,J ', lnat exists IN the
,.on III, Lo ;,. c. -. Tue country me lar
s. o.. 49,. -. 10 r':''S' he pc''o' OF a
I,anr.an, p,." J'., ~ spIe!r payments Is IT'S best
- a, oIa,r, u"', ,.' Mncn 1t can a;nass millions
,,,a, .,."''S '"e :"ari'S. ,: o' nus hank. what
,ncn,n sS,"id 'o ,,''.'''on' lil;'t specie pay
',nmos,;n o"" "natunua .o,n"'c suspended. ana the
ronno,, ~ S i"n" :,, s"on," continue .r de.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
FROM the Z. =. O,zErrt.
TIE FOURTH or IlI.N.


Again the bright day OF our Coun,ry's rcJemp-
ton
OF freedom 10 milhons-has davnd on the
world
The morn ot uiat era when tyrant assumption,
Altar from suffering people was hurd.
Let each patriots soul, m Us transport IN
bounded
Give breath 10 the feeling 10y Liberty STIR
red:
When c"lumbia's honor ani fame should
b. sounded
bhai tongue could b, i.is1, roies Be un-
hoard
The ;ocSin Of Freedom around US Is swelling,
And striped banners waive from each hili Of
the free,
COnien,men, and peace I'll each patriot dwell
ing,
Thar SHELTERED and blcss'd by the Liberty
Tree"
Then each patriot soul, IN its trans
port, &c.
Vet turn We above IN our heartfelt devouon,-
For vain are our pleasures unb!eSsd by Ills
SmIlc,-
And hallow each breath OF our bosom's emotion,
To conscience and right, b!ood-puI-
chasd soil.
Then each patriot soul IN is trans
port, &c.
PuthDrLPnI,, JutY 4, ls3s.