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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
N q I'll Il.

VVNAKEN Up OH Thursday morning, OH Horse
i Creek, about 9 miles from Augusta, Ga., IL
very large dark bay Horse, his right eye out, has
white spot on his forehead. n small white spot
on his back, switch tail and black legs. The
owner is requested to come forward prove prop.
erty, pay expenses and take him away
RUDOLPH CARTER.
Sept 90, 1887 # ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
New Spring and Summer
q % OD s..

THE Subscribers respectfully inform
Il their customers and the publick gener-
i'y,tha, they have just received n large sup
ply ofchoice English, French and American
goods embracing every variety Of staple and
fancy goods, suited TO the Spring and Sum.
mer trade. Also large supply Of Groceries,
Crockery, Saddles, Hats Shoes and Boots,
all OF which they will sell OH the most ren-
sonable terms. for cash, or OH credit to
punctual customers.
Those who wish to get good bargains will
do well 10 give them a cali.
e. l.. & E. PENN, s. Co.
Edgelield, March ID, 1888 tf6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

MULBERRY TREEs.--It appcarss by let
tcrs from France. that the great andincrcas-
ing qcmand for the morus muitieaulis, from
the United States, has droduccd scarcity
in France-the supply having been chiefly
drawn, hitherto from that kingdom. The
cultivation of the mulberry and the raising
Of the sikworm seem TO be extending in the
United States To n degree which promises
10 mako silk one Of tho most inpor'ont pro-
ducts Of this country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
New Spring and Summer
a. % % I'D s.

VSIIE Subscribers beg leave to Inform thci,
II friends and the public generally, that they
are now receiving their SPRING AND SUM
NTEls Stock of GOODS, consisting of
Black and blue black Italian Lustring Silks,
Colored Gro de nap do
Black Sinchew do
Colored FloTenccs.
Super. Black Bombazincs,
~ good assortment Ladies' fancy IInnkerchiefs,
d0 do do do do Belt Ribbons,
Ladies black and white Silk and Cotton Gloves.
do black and colorcd Kid do
do blk, white & color'd Cotton & Silk Hose,
do green, white and black Guuze Vcils
Plain, Jaclonet, Null, Swiss, & Book Musns,
Figured and Checked do
Muslin Worked Collars,
Plain Bobinet Footing and Edgings,
A good assortment of Prints, Ginghams and
French Muslins
Printed Jaclonct do ,
.pnn,ei fi DIRE French cambrics, nS
An assortment of Ladies Bonnes,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbops;
AtSo, for G1afelncn'S Summer Hear,
Black, blue eild brown Canblet,' -
I,lark-dnd brown twillcd Summer Cloths
= Drown and white Drilling, and brown Linens,
\ few pieces Georgiu Nankeens,
Wilt: vi r,Sl s cpoEd Aarsess 4 Valencia ycsng.
Also Black, blue and Invisible Green Broad
Grntlcmcn's colord white aud brown half lose,
80 plain and plralcd BombaZinc Stocks,
IL, DO Ito Satin dc
do Linen Bosoms and Collars.
do black and cOlurcd llosk Gloves,
"A Irish Linens aud Blcachcd Shrting-.
A good supply of3-1, 7-S and IA brown Shirt
ing and 81 Shectings,
Plaid and striped Domcstics, and Bed Tickngs
4 large supply of Summer Hats,
Gcnilrmen's Shoes and Fine Pumps.
Ladies and Misses Shots and fine Slippers,
ALSO,
School Books, Cap und Letter Paper.
Also general assortment of
Hardware, Saddlery Crockery and Tin Ware
Together with supply Of
Vnucluse Osnuburgs and Cotton Yarns,
And many other articles too tedious to cn,meratc
They feel very thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore received. and hope by strict a,ten
ton to business to merit n continuance oI' the
same. NICHOLSON &, PRESLEY.
Edgeicld, March ii, 1893 tf0
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

New Spring and summer
CLIO OTAIN"G,
~E have just received beautiful assort-
w ment Of GOODS for Gentlemens Sum.
mcr Goats. Pantaloons and PESTS, which they are
prepared to have made IN in the most FASH
lONABLE STYLE, and on reasonable terms
Also, general assortment Ready Made CLOTH
ING, suited to the season.
ALSO,
HATS. SHOES IND BOOTS.
1900 Pair OF Shoes uud Boots embracingevery
style and variety have Just been received by the
Subscribers, which together with their former
Stock. make general and complete assortment
seldom found in the country.
Also, handsome assortment OF FASHIONA-
BILE HATS, suited to the season. To which
they invite the attention of their customers.
G. l.. & Z. PENN s. Co.
Edgcfeld, Marcel, IA, 1888 TIC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
From the United States Gazette.
LINES

LII T. s,
Suggested by the death efthe Hon. j. ClLu
approach Won bicr-tIraw back the pail,
Ills ther, he mangled C,LLEY lies,
or &c: conscienec sii in loud tones OH shall rise.
Art thou his r.uIGcrer!
II thou hast ever joined the throns,
Tojustify The barbarous rite,
Or scitcned DER its grievous wrong
Thou'rt judged Of God, for in his sight,
'Tis thec-thou art the man!
False code Of honor, framed in hell,
Thy lines malignant demons traced.
Thou'st wrought thine Authors work full
well,
And made of human life, waste
A jcst-a thing of nought!
Thou kindlest in the human heart,
A tiger thirst for human blood,
And laugh Of fools by Satan's art,
Becomes more feared, than wrath Of God,
Weak man, thus bows thy slave.
Thou drv'st thy victim to the doom,
To cruel death or fell remorse,
The yawnng portals of the tomb
Alone arrest them in their course,
AS slain Or murderer.
Arise ye brave, who scorn to fear,
The idle words of sinful men,
Draw nigh the murdered CILLEY's bier,
Resolve to do your duty then,
And crush the awful crime.
His blood cries loudly from the ground,
Can yc resist its wild appeal'
His widows shriek-heart- piercing sound
His babes too young their loss to feel,
| These should not plead in vain.
Then rise in might, our country FREQ
From bastard duels' bligh,ning curse!
Let him who seeks them ever DO
The scorncd of men, let looks avcrse
Mark him, wandering Cain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
N O t 4 Ce.

MITH'S Grammar, Geography and
- Atlas, on the Productive System. Also.
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic,
with variety Of other School Books,
may be found at tho Store of
"a. DOWD. :
March z, 1888 ,rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

For THE LADIEs.-Thc London Li,cru.
ryGazettc descrihcsa piece ofmu>!in. which,
on being put into the iirc, merely carbonizc~,
without flaming. Any woman dressed il,
materials SO prepared, cannot be- burnt hv
any Of ,he common and melurr:lolv act;.
dents. The finest colors arc no, affected hy
the process, and ii is equally applicable 10
any substance. Papers subjected to g,cn.
heat. only carbonzc. leaving the wiring
distinct. A company is forming in I.nndo.,
10 manufacture II. The process is as sim
pie rs starchin5 IL dress.-N. Y. Wh;y,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
School and miscellaneous
YOONS.

THE Subscribers have on hand n gen.
Il eral assortment Of School and Misccl-
Nncous Books, amongst Which are Smiths
Arithmetic, Smiths Geography and Atlas.
and Smiths Grammar, which are highly
approved of and recommended by the best
teachers.
G.L. q r. PENN, Il Co.
EdscGeld, March ID, 1888. tf6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
NO EicC.

A IL. Persons indebted 20 the late Mrs Be-
IN hcthland Minis, deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment aud all persons lav
ing demands against the estate Of said deceased
arc requested to present them duly attcstcd.
BENZ. MINIS, Executor.
Dee y. ISW If as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

The weather in Texas has been C. cxtrcmc.
ly cold. At Velasco and up the Brassos
Ice had made in exposed situations six
inches in thickness. In one place up coun.
try cattle have frozen to death.
Markets were well stocked with provis.
ions, and prices merely nominal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

Actofliug 10 the repors of Mr.. Burrows.
on the condition Of the Public Schools q,
Pennsylvania. appears that tho number nf
pupils in the common schools in the CITY o,.I
county Of Philadelphia, during the last year,
was seventeen thousand, who were iusruc.
ted Mt an expense Of one dollar and ls ct,.
per Quarter each.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
NOTICE..

A LII Persons indebted to the late Chr
IN tian Brcithaupt, deceased, arc request
cd to make immediate payment. And sll
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attestcd.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Error
ELL. %. 3-tf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
LAW Notice.

INT L. .BONIlAM offers his professional
lVl-. services, in Law and Equity TO the
Public. He has taken the office formerly
occupied by Bauskctt & Wigfall, opposite
Mr.. GlOvcr's Hotel.
Dcc. 90 1897 tfl7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to the late JcfTcr-
IA son Richardson, deceased, are request
ed to make immediate payment, and al
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attcstcd.
BENZ. RICHARDSON admin
TIIEOPHILUS IT'LL. isiruto's s.
March 8, 1896 tf-5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

Mr.. Mignct, the celebrated Historian of
the French Revolution, is engaged in writing
the Life Of the late Edward Livingston,
whose reputation rs jurist, stands very
high in Europe. 1t is pleasing to sec sucl,
respect paid in foreign countries to tlistin-
suishcd American characters. and it shows
the high estimation in which American
science and literature arc held abroad.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

FALLING SToNEs.-Au account, was re-
ccIved from Brazil Of tho appearance of n
meteor OF extraordinary brightness, as large
as the balloons used by pronau1s. 1t was seen
for more than GO lcasues iii The province Of
Ccarn; an: k'ovcr the village OF Macao, nt
tho entrance *thc Rio Assn; it hurst will,
a noise like thunder, and an immense guam
tity of stones fell from it in line extending
more than three leagues. The la-gcs, por-
ton fell at tho entrance Of tic dwellings,
and buried themselves several feet III The
sand. No human life was LOST, bu, many
oxen were killed, and others severely hurt.
The weight Of those taken out of the sand
varied from one to eighty pound. >.-Li;, r
puc! ChroS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
HOW TO MAXI MONEY

e" u you complain that yon have nothing to hs
Harry nus oiie liiotsunu uo.si~; ;,utl have NJ
ing say to you, Look at your ha nds, and tell
Ire what they are worth. Would you take one
thousand dollars for them, or for the use of them
through your life?-Ifyou can make llulta dollar
thy with them, it would not be bad bargain.
for the sum is the interest of more thnn two
thousand dollars so that if you arc industrious
and Harry is lazy, you more than twice as
rich rs he Is; and when you can do mans;
work ant; make dollar n day, you are four
times asricl, and nrc fairly worth four thousand
dollars. Money and lund, therefore, is not the
only capital with which n young man can begin
the world. Ifhe has good health and is indus.
rions, even the poorest boy in our country has
something to trade upon and if he be besides
we'll educated md have skill in any kind of wor,
and add to this moral habits and religions prin
ciples, 80 that his employers may trust him anc
place confidence in him, he may then be said tc
set ont in life with handsome capital, and ctr
tainly has as good n chance OF bee onng indie
pendant and respectable, and perhaps rich, as an,
ui"n in the country. Every man is the make
Of his own fortune" All entirely depends upoI
setting out on the right principles, and they ar.
these:-
l. BE fadusirious-Time and skill are you
capital.
9. BE Saoing-IVha,cver it be, live with,
your income.
3. BE Prudent-Buy not what yon can d,
without.
4. BE Resolute-Lct your eronomy be alwny
of to-day, not Tomorrow.
S. Be COntcntedand 7hanLCm-.A chccrfi,lspir
makes laborligh, md sleep sweet, and all aroun
happy, all which is much better than being oul
| rich.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
N office,

a IL person: indebted to the Estate Of John
IA. Blackwell. deceased, are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having der :lds
I, present them properly ancstcd.
q TENNINT, -idm'nisfrntor.
IIaich3s ls"7 ia
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"Americar Ed. Edinburgh Encyclopedia.

Who I'M the same given time can produce
more than Others; has tigour; who can pro-
duce more and better, has talents; who can
produce what none else can, has geniu,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
X e a Re ID.


ET l.. JEFFERS Il Co. acknowl-
IL Il. edges renewed obligations to their
friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them;
and bcg leave to announce, that they have
now on hand, and will continue To receive,
well selected assortment OF GOODS,
consisting OF
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Green and White Coffee.
NO. g. Sugar Ilonsc Moasscs,
Wine and Spirits Of the hest selection,
Canal Flour-whOlc aud half Bbls.
Bale Rope and Bagging,
Iron and Steel,
Together with all other articles in the Gro
ccry Line which they will sell, or send 10
order, Warranted Good, at the lowest mar
kct Prices
They also continue to transact Commits
sion Business, including receiving and for
warding Of Goods; and tender to their
friends assurance of their hest attention to
orders in that line Of business.
Hamburg, March 1888. IFS
The PcndlctOn Messenger will iuscri the
hove four times ana send their bill for
p.,ucnt to II. L. J.
NOTICE.
e ILL., persons indcbtedto the estate Of Sninnei
"a Caldwell Esq late ofAbheve District dec d..
are requested tO make payment Immediately, and
those having demands to present them duly at
tested within the time prescribed by law, to either
Of the subscribers.
JOHN COTIlRAN,
J. l.. PEARSON. }.fdm'rs.
A. G. CALDWELL.
August e. 1897 tf29
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

SynTERRASEAN OcEAS OF F1nr-Tho
III t'ic year 'o4, sent OUT two gre at sfrcan.
Of lava, ono of which was so miles in Ienst ttr..
FROM 10 to Is in breadth, and the ordino,y
dentl about 100 feet, but in some deem v,l.
leys it was more that 300 feet. The o,rcr
was 49 miles long, seven wide on the aver
age, and about tho same depth rs the first.
Who can question that volcanoes are III.
rcctly connected with that ocean of liouid
fire, which, accorling to the most rational
principles OF modern philosophy, and to tho
most ancient theories of the old surrounds
the concavi'y Of the glshc, breathing an!
spoutinS through these its nostrils! The
crust or shell of the earth, is probably much
less thick than is generally supposed. Tic
deepest mines & wells have never exceeded
3miles i'll perpendicular depth, and yc, even
in these the increase of heat is quite pcr-
ceptible, and is found groater in all acccl-
Grating ratio, as the excavations descend
The internal fire Of il,e earth is also. most
prcbably the cause Of earthquakes, some q:
which have hecn felt through IN area OF
several thousand milcs.-Nr,c Era.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
NO. O.,
Extract from Ca,eridge's Literary remains.

Extract from Coleridge's Literary remains.
SHAKEsPEARE.-O!w when think Of ,hc
inexhaustible mine Of virgin treasure in our
Shakespeare, that have been almost daily
reading him since was ten years old--,hat
the thirty intervening years. have hccn M
intermittingly. and not fr,,i,lcssly employed
in the study Of Greek, Latin, English. Ital
ian. Spanish and German belle ;rttrris,,,
| and the last fifteen years. in addition, far
more intensely in the analysis of the laws
OF l'ie and reason as they exist in man.
and that in every stepl have made forward
IN TASTE in acquisition Of facts from history
Or my own observation, and in knowlcdn.
OIL different laws of being and their anna.
rent exceptions, from accidental coli.iuu nr
disturbing forces,-,hat Mt every ncv ;,..
cession, Of information, after cycrv ,cccs
sion OF information, after every succcs>ia,
exercise of meditation, and evcrv fresh
presentation of experience. have unG,iIiur-
~ discovered propor'ionatc incrco,c ri
wisdom and intuition in Shakespeare
when know this, and know TOO. ,bo, J., :,
conceivable and possible. though hardly j.,
he expected, arrangement of the Br;,;.h
Iheatres, not all, indeed. but a large, = ycrv
largo, proportion of this indefinite ,,,-.
(round which lao comprehension hos 49,,
drawn the line of fcircumscriptun, so as !,
say to ITSELF i have seen the whole, m;.i,,
DC sent into the heads and .hedr,s-ipto ,h,.
very souls OF the mass Of mankind. IN ,vh,,,,
except ny this living comment and ;,,cr.
probation, it must remain forever scol.,,
volume, deep we'll without a wheel or
wlndlass;--it seems 10 me a pardonablc en-.
thusiasm, TO steal away from sober lilcl;-
hood, and share in so rich feast in The f;,;rv
world ofpossitility! Yeteven in the crave
cheeriulness Of circumspect hone. much
very much, might be done; enough assured
iy' TO furnish kind and strenuous nature.
with ample motives for the attempt 10 effect
what might be clected.'- FOL, H.1.1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

Gate rGinpus was az easinned IN the
upper psr, nj the e'ty last evening. by ilfe
prnneuadiing ii a 1larei grmman aud a
white lady, stm in arm, N BTnads ay. A
parcel If b"y<, observing ,hr phenoa.e-
R"n. set up tie crg, " Whne woman and
nigger!" 4" White woman and nigger.!"
L" White wnm.n aud nIggrt....." OF course
fiil1wing in pursuit. Tbhs a'iraclrh n,h-
ers. inriuIlng many full grown boys,
some I" srr - VIA, was tire matter" some
To c"rrrrt ahnsrs." aud snme i'I rea-
sans best knnwn l., lhrm>tl'e". Howe.
YER. the pr"erssi,n s"an hrrsne quite t"o
long and nnisy far the cnmInri 1T the pr"-
mena,leis. aud accordingly il,e lady inrn-
r,i int" gTnerTy sinre fur proieri'"a.
while the 60 ned iaan walked "n alone.
Some oi the sapefnHneraries i"ll"Sel,
and braugal INN hark. By this Tine
there was great cr0wd sInund tie store,
a xiaus t. lrarn the whole slnry. 4
I lend at "urs VIM happened ID he neSr,
vent "a. aud WAS iulI by the lady that
she was all English woman. and mot
aware nf ne state Of pubic feeling here
on the snhjeei of coIor; that The nsgro
with her ~as in the empl"y Of her bro
lher, and that she had taken HIM with
her only IS pro'ee,ar. While the crowd
were enlighienlng themselves as we'll as
they could in regard 10 facts. two peace
0ifi'ers male their appearance and thns
bnth the man AMI woman To the watch
house for saIe-keepIng. until the embryo
mob should be dispersed. This was The
cad of the matter. Our informant was
afterwards told By captain Of the aIch,
that the parties in question werr man aud
xIlc. Journal OF Commerce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30
From thu New dreams ri'ayuie.
METHODISM ~ TEXAS.

We were actually astnnIshed. aud al
the same time craliiied, a. seeing in the
Nslchez Free Trader, statement oG the
progress of reli zion in Texas. The Me-
Tho lists alone have in that Country tScniy
snrIe,ies aud three hundred aud twenty
preachers. including six elders AMI three
exhntiers. Oar Of their Missionaries
(Ihe R.v. r. Alextn,lrr.) has travelled
taIs year, IN the course of his circuit,
Iwenty-iwo bundled mites on horseback.
lhrnush swamp aud praire, swimming
rivers, AMI >!rrping out eXpused To every
p1vstinn aud 'nrIe.nenry.
The Free Trader. after giving the above
ms1u 'nrd particulars. be>tows upon tne
M-,hn,ii-! clergy snme neat anil richly
m r,ied eacOm.uns, which We copy be-
low.
The iiinefsnl oi the Mr,h,i.l church
the real uasnpbIslica;el followers ol
Wesley and Whuf"Id-are the most ex-
iraosl,nEY bAdv Of men that ever lived.
rhey arr the pioneers Of cis'lIzl,ion; they
heed M. danger, however i'm n'nt; The V
stay not lar IaSuFes; they care M. 10 Tread
the carpet.d hall. nor II seek learning nr
pleasure IN ci'lsier "r saloon, but on. on
they 60, to tie temn:esl verge nfthe GLOVE.
wherever erring man has wandered. wher-
ever there Is one soul 10 ne reclaimed.
there thev gn, h wrestie with the world,
TO dfs IT'S temptations. to enIighlen its
/ mora darkness.
Apart from the holy clar,c,er Of his
mi~,i "a. there is a moral grandeur in the
! Methodist iinefanl as ne wenis his way
tar"aga pathiess faEesls. without assnci.
stes, without reward. without even the
stimulus nf pr.isc. lie leaves hone, and
Kindred. the i,s If early love. perhaps. and
goes Earth, Ia struggle unkno yn and alone
To loom himself ID pnseriy, Ia the gibss
and jerrs al the gay. 10 broken h1alih,
To pgeai iture old age. Aud what Is hi.
Impu!<ei Il is nut anhI.ion--rt ia nj
prIde-i1 is nm any one of the selfish
motives that sway the human breast,
What is il, Rcaderi-it il 10 preach tat
U3rd Of life 10 the poor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

CagFessaa2raeg q Sc baiaiaaaats FstFaai-
Wasalueiaa, Aag- lesh is2s.
The slaFious saesrss u the Wings in
Narlh caralins has struck LlSE a The
hopes q he Expsrimsnasrs. and sPolls-
msa, fsara xhlsh they Will not snoa re-
eassr. The hangers On of the Admins
srasioa here. el eouTse. Try "a pat lLs best
fsee % Ire matter. cslhoun's paper
cries 80, =. triumph Il Federalism" and
he G:luha lalks II reaction from L" Maine
q MlssauEi." Bal they feel Iheir essr
n he desperate. Notwithstanding.
his gratifying 10 know thai Tie diiIsT-
saees heGwsen Country snaAleAiro aTs
l.aelg - be adjusted in = maneT acesPia'
Tie 10 halh parties. by reference IN The
a.alssa gian az The gasrrnmenI af Prussia.
Mr.. II .r,inez. lie Mexican Minister, ha'
been here f,r = lea days; and lhe hrs
rrlaaians suhsisl belaeen him sud lh'
Deaaasmsns Of Safe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

EepoEt Hhirh has besn 80 enTEenI - with
nnl fonndsliaa. We sc rnHEFmed IN
This belief from he impression lha, the
,,ssiIiaa n which tie boundary question
wss E.laesd. - Consequence Il The earnest
sasl,sasi,n nf The ExsenIiEe al Maine. BY
he late dsbzle in the Senate ef he uni-
ted States. and By tie EsPnTl II the Jusll-
siary cammislee unanimously adopted by
the Senate. vas - satisfactory Ia the
state Of Maine as n render any further
measnEss hy lhe GaEsrnHenl Of the Stale
i"r The present unnecessary. The a'!"P
tim IT that ErpaTs makes q tie impsTa-
llEe duty af The Executive # he United
S'alrs 1" rrrss lhr negalisainh IN the man"
geE mo.I likely n Pr.inee speedy rr-
sall. an,l taxes Away III sp''l"ey iHr any
unnrs e.sary lrlav. n sl-o presents. IN
i'sr mtsi puhlsc was. hrlsrr ahe people Of
ahr IalIra STATES. and hri'.Ee ahe govern
nFnl Oi GEea, Britain. the pains Il view
"a "a hirh lie qneslinn j. unanimously Te-
galdrd hy The Ssnsir. IL having a'Iain
81 lhIs o,iee'. tile G"seFnmsnl 81 Name
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