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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-16

Philadelphia, Feb. 8, 1888.
1t has occurred to as, front the first, that
the great objection to all gaIvanic, or cleo
tro-magnetic teIegraphs, is the risk of IN
jury TO the wire, from accident and wif'ul
mischief The frequent destruction of
mile-stones, &C., proves tina! there are in
d:viduals enough who would think it cap
ital fun to dig up the wires, and thus de-
stroy the line of communication; without
alluding to the very great pr volatility OF a
like result from diggings for railroads,
canals, the foundations of houses, &c,
where there was no malicious intention.
1t must be remembered, TOO. that disas-
ter ofthis kind would be difficult to repair,
and occasion as much expense, or nearly
as much, as the original laying down ofthe
wires.-N Y. Spectator.
GREAT FIRE IN CHARLEsToN.-A
dreadful fire broke out in Charleston, S.
G. on the evening of Friday. 26th uh.
Total number of dwellings and stores
destroyed. including Norton's old Rice
Mills, Kerr's wharf, set on fire by flakes
falling on pile of light wood and burnt
to the ground, $50 The number OF out
buildings destroyed estimated at abou!
595-total number of buildings destroyed
| 1853. Such is the mere arithmetic Of
this frighiful calamity-who shall count
the mental suffering. the loss of hope, o
security, of comfort !! Upon the best esli
i mates which have been made to US up Il
the latest hour, we set down the loss Q
property at over Ss, 100000. The Who'll
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-16
MISS L. A. BROWN
rOULD resnec fully inf

AAOULD respec fully inform the
" Ladies' of Brandon and vicinity,
that she has opened a shop in the house
Of John Knowlton. where she intends
carrying on the Millinery and Dress
Making business. in all its various branch
es; and would Just say that she has re-
ceived the latest NEw-YoRK Fashions.
and hopes by constant attention to business.
that she shall merit share of patronap ore.
Brandon. May ID, 1888. 1886
N. B. Two orthree apprentices wanted.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-16
STOLEN

ENRON the pasture of the subscriber
- in Leicester, on Sunday, the 9Th Of
May. a large brindls COW. ten years old
this spring, with the ends OF her horns
sawed of-hard to milk. Any one who
will return said Cow 10 the subscriber or
give Information where she may be found.
will be suitably rewarded; and liberal
reward will be given for detecting the
thief and bringing him to Justice.
.....-. IRA r. EARR.
Leicester, May l4, 1853.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-16
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
DIED.

In Orwell, llth inst ant. Of Scarlet ferer, Fan.
ny Eveine. daughter of Lu'h.r and Fan nv z.
Rolce, aged years and 9 months.
In Whiting. 9Th inst mt, af er a d stressing iII.
ness Of two and ha days. William L. san of
"akemsn G. johnson. aged two years and light
months - <-@~
Editors in Massachusetts,. New York AMI Ohio
are respectfully requested 10 notice the above
In Ne"fA"e, March Goth. DeA, Lu,e Tayor,
aged SO years. He Was many yeas m.mber.
and also an officer in the Bapiiss Churca in Dua.
me rStou. 49,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-16
bay BE-, 1855.

rer. consisting Of seven ministers and eight
laymen, At g, in advance" CT. 6rosve-
nor Is Geaeral Agent. Great and perma-
men, success TO the enterprise.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-16

10 On account Of my recent absence,
several interesting items Of news in the
present number are week behind the time
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-16

The following remarks, from the Christ
ian Waterman, on the wholesale murders
common in these days inthe shape ofsteam-
boat explosions, are timely and appropriate
ssrEAm BOAT EXPLOSIONS.
Congress has done but liule business
,et--this national body, however, has now
somethinQ to do indessribably interesting
70 the safety Of community. If il bewith
IN the power Of our legislatures, TO make
laws 10 guard life by controlling the sale
Of gunpowder--to protect the morals o
the body polite by suppressing lotteries
and 10 prevent misery and pauperism, By
prohibiting the retail Of ardent sPirits.-
will not our national rulers forthwith pa
the owners and captains Of our steamboats,
under such laws as will stop them frou
sending suddenly into eternity hundred
of travellers2 IL they do not they ar
unworthy, we think, Of the trust repose'
h them. The awful scenes which hav
been presented TO them the lasl week. ar
sufieIent 10 uige them to immediate &C
lion. We dare not trust ourselves
rpealx Of the rrcklessness OF those cal
tainr who. by objectionable pride or care
le.snsss. have been the cause OF 50 man
deatht-why should we not say Murders
40 much extreme suffering. and eomple'
destruction. es have been inflicted on y
travelling norton Of our ciiizfns. In
spirit Of pride. opposition. and rival,
which urges saptains q sisam.eoass % y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

tale Of rea, life without tho establishment OF felton, can
readily and easily explain the difference between recelV
;np r,on.y dra out the Treasury and pad 10 h Wy
responsible and authorized officer of Government, anu
receiving draft upon insolvent or suspended ueoto
bank in discharge OF his claim. Such one Knows I
feels the difference between the receipt OF money All"
the receipt of bill drawn another for money r., =;
debt due and unpaid, is not money in possession
delusive idea, that money deposited in bank as II,
session of the Government, dssipaed by P'SrMt; IT,
enactment of Congress the late extra session and mos
act rests upon the existing facts OF .ne ea'e' anu
upon the hypothesis of the deposite system
IMr Dromrooe here introduced and read !" the com
mtee the act of Congress passed October io'h, ic''
and entitled IAN act for adjusting the remaining claims
unon the late deposi,e banks.] ,
uors Sir is an admission Of the fact which inc de'
nosi,. system endeavors 10 conceal and mlsy mat 'e
pnbIic deposes in the banks are not pubic money IN
Inc treasury This ac recognises them as debt que 10
The United States from those institutions; exen"s w.
drence 10 them and exacts interest Tor delaying pay
ment II is an utter ahsurGiy to assert that the same
identical money in the Treasury and at The same tne
an unavailable or unpaid debt. II, is deiamns the Con
s,itution to charge il with giving sanction or coun!e
nance 10 such nexpcable contradictions rrrcon
ci!able Inconsistencies
TIA be continued an our merit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
;enssFiR'S
EE'hH,'Se GRG Pottery Office,
RIcHMoSp, VIRGINIA.

Drawn numbers Of the Sussex county Lottery No 50
II 20 ca - 80 80 "A "a 80 CO &c lG &C 81 80
- 40 6s, Capital OF $500 sold to gentleman from
the counTya and will he paid usual at sight by Bigger
only tco more at Foriuaes Home
Drawing Of the Virginia Wheeling Lottery. No ).
Whole, q . 90 a GRIND Capital, sen, by certificate
TO h' connt'y-Als", q so &C. small one OF $780, sold
and paid as usual atsight. by Bigger.
n fhe Alexandria Lottery, No. c, so 900 capital,
for The 18th Of this month
The Tickets are received and f,r sale By Biortr-
For the $4,000 please address
THO B. BIGGER,
SeptI r34-lu Richmond, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

We learn tina, Dr. Arson Jones, Minister P,en'roten-
,rv from rsxss has arrived in this CITY, and - 10 We
found AZ l:n--.y !Iuri.-.,at 1T.
Baron Ms:sriai, Austrian hm0h-'aG1t % Inc Ch''e"
STATES; G. Hulsnian, CIarg1 flares +" Tie Austrian
Embassy. and Mir Sar,egs Charge d Afares from BEL
GUM to the u S came passengers IN the packet chip
Francois LIST, arrived at New York On Monday, iI'm
flavre. r.
Genpsee county, Nrw York, died Oh tie IAN uit' Al
bis residence War-aw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
Sept !
Sporfs of tie Turf.

Spots Of lie 7uy.
~ addition the purse Geo. and the various
heretofore advertised the lsh nst.nt the
at the Wacnon Springs the following pues will be OF
ferrd free for any horse, mare. selins:
FISsy DAr.-A purse of $780, mile heats.
SECOND DAr.-A purse OF 5000, two mile heats,
THIRD D.Y.-A purse OF $500, three mile heats
FIFTH DAr-A saddle end bride will offered rro for by
unframed horses single dash OF mile. a. LEE
sept l34-3t .3yeat eftke Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

NNANTED TO PURCHASE-lG 600 acres of Yir.
w GINA Military Land Warrants, IF the CONT.
mental Line. Apply 10 l.. e. r. HILL & Co,
General .3gents and Collectors
Sert4 al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
Accompanying the foregoing letter is one from Gen
80 a 1irSsssL 10 Lie SacIeinrY Of WEI in which

Accompany ing Tie foregoing PtteI - i'O"
Gsines dressed 10 the Secretary OF War, in which,
referring 20 t!e indian movements, hr '9Y,'-
deem 1t 10 ne u'y duty 20 say that. IT am P"nllHta
to obtain 1000 volunteers from the two great raty
States of Kentucky and Tennessee, will attend The In
dian council, with that with any other force iha
may be permitted 10 call to that Point. And VIII DO
what am 10 honor and duty bound To do, as the United
States officer entrusted with the communal of the West
prn Division; namely afford protection TO the frontier
Dhabitans-that protection, The work preparatory 10
which shall commence before the work at destruction
i. begun | will be ready 10 "'epet iacnsi"n
Gov Csnnnn's letter in reply to G'n Gaines says
s.Ths, auy force Of mounted volunteers that you may
he :uhizrd call for, from the State Of Tennessee,
will be- furnished in The most promP! manner al such
point rs YOU may designate. Some companies are mo-"
in readiness WAITING opportunity I" cngag" in tie
service and The promui CATION 81 your letter with
il accorrpsn'mcnis will reknGlr the l"nC c:r'lshtd d"
sire Of T-nnessruns to snaise themselves IN our
try's defence, under your command.
..Thr only diligently arpTthend, VIII &c 81 rfslrah
inr kcir ardnr tie requisite nG'beT that may tie CAL
ed for as vas the case former Occasion, when y"u
sounded the nr husc, than two yysfs GH on The
Western border Of our Union
'Ory make the call for any number that 'H'y b. 'n
t,,f;ard and young citizen s"lhrrs w!i FdSh iTi
,.i,I I;,l the standard of country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

TmE DEATH OF J,Mx. c. HIppLE-A painful sen.
sann was protuccd throughout community yes
icrdav BY the death of James &. Bdd!c, Esq which
occurred at carly hour Of the morning. Mr. b was
distinguished member Of the Philads phia Bar and
loved ard respected By all who enjoyed the pleasure OF
his acquaintance. AS member Of the Reform Conven.
ton OF lhrs State he ssnased himself well by the
bandnrss. The power ard persuasion Of his Arguments
Ills dscease was announced in the Court OF Criminal
Sessions Yesterday. in eloquent and appropriate
ncr, hy David Paul Brown, Esq whose motion,
conded by J NJ Rush, Esq The COur; adjourned over
until to-day Phil Ing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

We are indebted to Mr. Joseph Sinton Tor s'ne "
finest Malta Peaches we have seen during the pI %
season We consider ourselves somewhsis 'H-t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
Illc Edgefieltl Advertiser.
is PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

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IN advance.-Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if
pa'd before the expiration of Six Months from
the date OF Subscription Fonr Dollars if
not paid within Six Months. Subscribers out of
the State are required t" pay in ndrancc
NO subscription received for less than ono year,
and no paper discontinued until all arrcaraces
are paid, except mt the option of the Editor
All subscriptions will he continued unless 9TH
crwise ordered, at the end of the year
Any person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at
624 cents per square. for the first insertion and
433 cents for each continuance. Advertisements
not having the number of insertions marked on
them, will he continued until ordered out. and
, charged accordingly.
All Advertisements intended for publication in
this paper, must be deposited in the Office bv
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All communications addressed to the Editor
(Posr rAiD) will be promptly and strictly attend
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
Miscellaneous.
From the Genesce Farmer.
CULTURE OF CELERY.

FRIEND TUCKER--in forwarding YOU
the amount of Subscription for the next vol
ume of your valuable paper, will fill at
least part of the blank paper, with some
remarks that may tie OF use to your uuncr-
GUS readers. shall, nf course, leave il en-
rirely to your discretion. whether the scraps
forward you, he worthy OF publication or
not. There are many useful plants, which
are easy of cultivation, and which would
'"d STea,'y 10 the health. variety and econ
omy of The table, if they were more oener-
any introduced INTO our gardens. Among
the great variety of edible vegetables. those
hich can be rendered available for winner
use, are of the first Importance, as that class
is comparatively small, aud vegetables
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
Impressed FOSfo,, esiAs

IA VII: subscribers having established Il COT
e TON GIN MANUFACTORY in the
Iown OF Hamburg, ;. G., on the improved sys-
'cin OF hr. Boatwr% %h, beg leave To recommend
their Gins To the public. They wnrran, their
HihS I" he equal II not superior TO ,hos,, of Mr.
Boatwr'ght on accoun; of an alteration. which,
IN then opinion, is adecided Improvement: ,lInt
Is s. instsa.i M q oC hlncfs % =. - II
Gins entirely ofStec' and iron, which have prov
ed 10y experiences I" be preferable.
Mr.. Bnatwricht having declined the gin ma
king business i'll Augusta. Mr. l.. B. Coor. WHO
conducted il there Inrl,im. bring one of the mart
nrrs III tha concern. they will endcavor 10 give
satisfaction to all who may favor them with their
custom.
D-5' Gins repaired at the shortest notice.
COOB IL KENNEDY
Hamburg, S. c., April 10. Cr II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
Sarayce7,

>ROAi tho Subscriber on tho 2nh of
II April, two Mules; one IL black Mare
Mule shaved very much by the gear, sup
posed to be about 3 years of age; the other
n sorrcl horse mule about the same age.
When last heard from they were seen with
two wagon mt Aiken, a reward of $50
Will be given for the two ifdclivercd To Mr..
Johnatilan SteedmaD, at Aiken. or
l.. ID. JOHNSON.
IL miles from Aiken on South Edsio, $. G..
May IL, 1888 C.. Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
state of SOuth Carolina.
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT.

- IN IItJETI J.
Elizabeth Williams, Sen vs. Bin E,r Par
james Williams and others fH;Dy
II appearing To my s;ti~i;c'iom, ,liai Jancs
e Williams, Peter Williams and G,l,ra.c VII
lIa'nS, :oinc oitic Defendants in this c:,s,. r.s,
bryond the limits of this S.at", on motion hy
Wnnbls'i. Cnnplninni'> SocIinr. Ordered tl,,
they do appear and plead. answer or ,irm,,r, To
lne above !'amcd i,, within three months from,
The date of the publication hereof. or the said bill
will, as against them, be taken pro ronEsso.
J. TERRY. c. g.. E.D.
Comm'rs Office Ma H. I&:!5 ac IG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
n ab'E'Ed'E.

ID Il a f. ID from the Subscriber, n,
- Liberty Hill, on The 2Sth or 29,h of
Hihrrh last, a small sorrcl MARE MULE,
roach tnnnc, ten or twelve year old. and
ilis blcmsh in one eye. II any person
nearing or seeing such Il Mule will let the
Subscriber know of it either hy lcirr ar
Otherwise, snch information will he thank
fully received
BEVERLY BURTON.
Liberty Hill. April Ia. 1888 tf12
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
New Spring and Summer
O. CD ID I'D g.

liE Subscribers respectfully inform
n their customers and the pubIick gcncr-
ai'y'tila' they have just received II large sup
ply choice English, French and American
goods embracing every variety of staple and
'a"cy goods, suited to The Spring and Sum
mer trade. Also large supply nf Groceries,
Crockery. Saddics. Huts, Shoes upd Boo,s
all OF whicI, they will sell ON the mos, rc,.
sonable terms. for cash, or ON crc,li, Il,
punrtual customers.
Those who wish to get good bargains will
do well TO give them call.
G. l.. g. T.. pENN,& Co.
Cdgetlcld, March II. lS3S irG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
New Spring and Summer
e. q % Ed s..

VEEllE Subscribers beg leave to inform their
n friends and the public generally, that they
are now receiving their SPRING AND .UM-
MElt Stock OF GOODS. consisting of
Black and blue black Italian Lus,ring Silks,
Colorcd Gro dc nap do
Black Sinrhew do
C0lored Flornnccs
Super. Black l}omhazincs.
"A good assortment ladies i;lury Iiankcrclliefs,
do do do do do Bc ;t,bbons.
Ladies black AID white silk and Cotton Gloves
do black and coorrd Kd do
do blk, white x cO!of'd Cotton * Silk Hose.
do green, white and black Ga,lzc Wells
Plain, Jac!onc., Null. Swiss &, Book llnSs,
Figured and Checked do
Muslin Worked Collars,
Plain Bobinct Footing ard I.daingS
\ good assortment of Prints, Gingliams and
French Mus.itis,
Printed Jackonet do
Plaid Swiss do
Printed FrcncI, Camhrics,
An assortment of Ladies Bonncts,
bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Fine Satin stripe white Aluslins,
% embroidered do
Sd and Ga Linen Shcctings.
Itso for Gcnifenrn'S Summer JIcnr
Black, blue and brown Camblet,
Nk!ck and brown twIiled Summer Cloths
White Il colord Hlarseilcs IL Vucnci, Vesting.
Silk Pockc lIantlltcrc!.icfs.
Also, Black, blue and invisible Green Broad
Cloths,
Gentlemcn's coor'd. white and brown half Hose,
ito plain and pieated BomI,aZine Stocks,
do do do Satin do
do Linen Bosoms and Collars,
do black and colorcd Ilosk. Gloves,
a. Irish Linens and l}lcachcd Shirtings
good supply of3-i. 7-5 and IL brown Shirt
ing and 81 Shcetings,
Plaid and striped Domcstns, and Bed Tickings
A large supply of Summer Hats,
Gentcmens Shoes and Fine Pumps,
Ladies and Misses Shoes and fine Slippers,
ALSO,
School Books, Cap and Later Paper.
Also, general assortment of
Hardware, Saddlery. Crockcry aud Tin Ware,
Together will, supply of
Fanct"Se Osnaburgs and Cotton Yarns,
And many other articles too tedious to cu,,mcratc.
They feel very thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore received. and hope by slrcl a,tcu.
ton TO business i0 merit continuance of the
same. NICHOLSON ~ PRESLEY
Edgcfeid, March II. 1898 tr6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
n se'B'g GtST.

E1IIi: Subscribers are Agents for the VAI'-
M CLtSE MANufACTUHINt; COM
PANl aud will keep constantly on hand II, their
Store IN Hamburg, supply of every Article
manufactured ut that Establishment. and will
sell At FACTORY Pri"s. The superior quality of
the Vanc'nsc Fabrics is known To ail who have
examined them, and they are most confidently
recommended to the Public
II. l.. JEFFERS 4 Co.
Hamburg, March 26. 1873 DIS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
CIRCULAR.

IENHE undersigned take pleasure m being
u able TO state to Merchants of this
State, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee
and Alabama, who have hitherto made
Their purchases in this city, that although
many OF us have lost part of our Gon,!S,
ny The fire of Friday night, 9th ult., Others
nave heen SO fortunate as 10 save all, and in
the course OF two or three days will resume
business as usual. We invite all who have
contemplated Il visi, to this city, this spring,
to come with the certain calculation of be-
ing able to rcplenish their assortment, quite
as well as they have been able to do il a,
this season of the wear.
IL. M: Hney, Parish Gccd s. Tanning.
10. GiihLund, Sons Uor-
Fort, Townsend, s. eN
~ "ien"snn"n: lg Gnn"1 hy"H. MeBur"ey s;
L. y II. II. Kelsey SiJ. r. y. Uuioa.
HoLsted. n. StodaurG Kim,
IMrrai, LION 6, Co. &. Co.
60nh'sttrS Lanncnu. John Fan U'inklc.
Jackson, Capcrs & CT IN c. Oukicy.
boofacm 800, 8 Co.. .Latch, Filming SICo.
MhHcr' iipley y Go. Hayden, Gregg 6, CO
Haritand, Hurral s., Bukcr. Fry &; Co.
huen. Jas Il. StcrenS.
e. 3. Stctidard, H. 4. Nc Cortv.
S. J. Wctson s. aFo,e-,, il.
y. q L. l-dCt0N. EIdtC. tPiUSfOH.
SfeusnS, Henderson s. ". Jones &. Smith.
Adser. Oils j. ChaEc.
Fnrrar s. Robinson. Nm. liWAin.
~. ITmmons s. Son. aNiiikin s. Uuiton.
IL. Carson s. Ca. Dorrnncr s. Biglo;c.
Ho,ctand, Uard 8 .i0s. Bancroft s. Co.
TAFT. J. II. Simonton s. Co.
Cas1mcr Patrick. EUiard s. Wude.
Z. BnrckmyerS Co. Nathan 4. Cohen.
q. B. Locke g. 20. n. II. UiiImnn s. Co.
ID. Crocker s. Co. Starr s, Uiliiams.
$. Chadrich s; CO. f.. Duy.
J. l.. Pc.ant s; Co. 'Lord G. SiocEcr.
T"yi"r s; kenedy.
Charleston. Mays. If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
r. Office.

"A Ri persons having any demands against the
~ state of G. Anderson, Sen, deceased. are
requested TO present them. and those indebted 10
make payment within the time prescribed bv law
a. ANDERSON, Idm'trin.
Jan 10, 1898 tfi9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
Also,
hats. SHOES AND BOOTS
school, and Miscellaneous
rs KS50A a.

VIE Subscribers have an hand II gcn-
crai assortment of School and Escri-
iancr"S Bo"h'S, amongst which are Smiths
Arithmetic. Smiths Geography and Atlas.
ana Snlths Grammar, which are highly
approved OF and Recommended by The bcS,
teachers.
G. l.. & +. PENN, & Co.
Edsc6cld, March II, ISIS. re
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
MQTTCE-

"A III. Persons indebted to the late Charles
IA Thomas, deceased. are requested TO make
payment; and all persons having demands against
the estate OF said deceased are requested TO pre-
sent them duly altcstcd. JAS. f.. ADAMS,
nov u. 1877 If administrator
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
For Sale.

NHY HOUSE and LOT. in the Village of
lVE Ed2cfcid, upon terms to sut Il purchaser
In my absence, apply TO Col. Bauskctt.
JAMES JONES.
trr;! - TlO
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New Spring and ssus.sassct.
GA % T'EE

Y ~ " n EE FoNG,
&N i. hav" l'iSi received IL bcal;li,l nssor,-
w mcnt Of GOODS for G;ertIrmcn,s SIM
m"r C""tS. Pant"ioomS nm Tests which they are
Prepared to have made up in the mos, FASH
.,N.NhLf , iif, and on reasonable terms
Also, Il general assortment Ready Made g., ,nru
ING, suited To the season.
Also,
HfTS. SHOES .4ND BOOTS.
nSOS Pair of Shoes and Boots cmbraci,,rcycrv
style and variety have Just been received Inv ,l,c
S'lhSrrb"rs, which together with their former
sock. max" Il General and complete assortment
seldom found in the country.
Also. handsome assortment, oI FASHION,
BLE HATS. suited to the srsun. 10 which
they invite the attention of their customers.
&. l.. & T.. PENN & Co.
EdgcliclI, March IL, lS}S ,cG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21

Rise in Lake Erie.-It is stated in tho
Cleveland Gazette OF Saturday. that the
waters of Lake Erie, at that point. arc at
least three and Il half feet higher than thew
were three years ago. and one and a halffcct
above the level last year A rise is also
said to be observable in the waters Of tho
Upper Lakes. Here (says tha, papcr) is
problem for men of science TO solve, ifthey
can. Is there any thing in the popular
notion of a rise and fall-a ti,le--once in
seven years! Are there any authenticated
facts or observations indicating such ,i:le7
1t strikes us that the phenomenon is q curious
one, aud worth investigating,