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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

South Caroiiaa-ln the Columbia Telescope, Of
,be 10Th inst notice is given that in order give
,heariy welcome TO our distinguished Senator, Mr..
Preston on his return from Washington, aad afford
him an opportunity Of addressing his constituents u
.tSrbacue Dinner will be given NJ Coumbia
S1turday the 2sh of July. where all tho cilzeps OF
Richland and the surrounding country uyit ed to
attend" The wan between the Distinguished South
Carolina Senators aud their friends, forced upon Mr.
Preston by the unsenetous course pursued towards
him. has now in reality commenced. and viii doubt
less be carried with unsurpassed bitterness and
acrimony. All who 90 with Mr.. Calhoun, however,
in favor Of the SubTreasury, will not consent 10 de-
nouncc Mr.. Preston This is apparent from The fol
lowing toast, drunk at Beaufort by Mr. W. j. Gryson,
the member Of Congress iion that distct, who dtf
fes from Mr.. Preston on the Sub.1'reasu,y qnes.
ton:
Tile Hon. " C. Pre5ton.-- Let us hope Int the
federation winch generous aud gaatt Suite bns
always given TO honest differences O upiuion IN her
public servants will not be Withheld 8fn one whose
cloquence has adled u her la1Tels.'
The following Toast, dunk at tie same dinner,
taken in connection with other circumstances fur
nishes ground for doubt wbciber Mr.. Calhogn can
carry South Carol m wthhimiu bis eoaifioas with
the Van Buren, Administrations coatiti0p which IS
shown to be perfect aud complete by ibe constant
citation of The name Of Mr.. Calhoun with those o Van
Buren,, Woodbury., Kendall. Forsyth, &c. IN various
Democra,c'' celebrations Of the recent National
Anniversary-a coalition, based upon AN utter des-
tuon and disregard of principle, aud standing un-
precedentcd in the annals OF political prohgaey:
BY Col. r. DE TREvlLLE: he Hon. John {.
Cahoua.-The State IS proad Of his great abilities
aud political probny and size is not unwilling TO rank
hun first among her Distinguished sons;-but the
State does noi and car know the man, whose
influence sufficient to force upon her an improper
Candidate for The Presidency"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
DyIsgKDE.y'EbS.

1--WE President nd Directors OF the Lynclbnts
aud Cancotd Turnpike Company have dcclar-
ed dividend OF Ten Dollars each share OF stock
IN SAID company 10 the Isl day OF jul, 1888, which
VIII be paid 10 The siae kholdefs application, OF
10 their orders. NJ. ". DAVENPORT, Treas.
July 90 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

AIRGINIAAt rules held in the Clerks of the Cir.
cut superior Court of Inv aud chancory Tor Bedford
county, the lh day OF June, 1888:
James u. Taylor aud Nancy his wife, late Nancy Hewitt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
MARRIAGE,

Married. The 81 inst. in Louisville, Nv by The
hes. Chs. IL. Page, Col. r. WATSON TO Miss luLIa
0RswroKp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

u The 9Th Letter Of "a Friend of State
Rights" to Mr.. Clay, will appear in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
NEW EE.s,s Ie.
ROAD STOCK Ar AUCTION.

M IL l. be sold al public auction before The front
w d,ol of TIE Franklin Hotel IN the town of
Lynchhur2. Thursday the 23d day of August
next, four shares of delinquent stuck in The Lynch
burg and Concord Turnpike Company viz Two
shares subscribed for and standing IN the name oil
Christopher Anthony.
Two shares same IN The name Of James Anthony,
BY order Of The hoard.
NJ Wa DAVENPORT, Treas.
Jaly % IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
TRUST SIZE.

\ virtue OF deed ofirus. executed 10y Walter
81 Snead and judith hIs wife To The subscriber, ON
the lSih dfy OF November, 1856, secure the pay
ment of debt therein mentioned, will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash, in The sleet in front Of the
house. on the 10Th day Of November next, the
sTyTsssss HOUSE AND LOT on 9Th street. in the
Aiii town Of Iynchbnrg, late the residence Of the
---.-A said Walter Seead, deceased. Aching as rus
lee shall sel and convey only such title is vested
IN me by the said deed oi trust,
JAMES BENAGH.
July 90 IDS
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against

Henry II. Hewitt in his g it, and Of War
ner Hewitt, dec d sary Hewitt widow OF Warner Hewitt
dord. Abnsr Hewitt Mary Hewitt Anthony Christian
sarah his wife, John A. Christian, William fadgot and A
manda has WIFE, SHnncl NJ. " ats and Ann ElIzn bs WIFE,
Charles l.. Christian, Mary t. Christian Eltira T. Chrstian
Editila June Crisan, Jnuta Christian " llam 4. Cfis
an, Edward Crumpacker pHnddee CrumI scker, William
trmpacker the last three children of Bo-y Crumpackcr,
dec d.. Benjamin Hewitt, Richard \. Hewitt aud Cntnrine
Hewitt children OF john Hewitt, decd, spolswood iles 1T
and Horace iHy lor, Defendants
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against

iiuiniiil
against
William r. Jones in his right and as adm'r. OF Mat
thew Nc Mullen deed letty MeMuen widow OF Robert
AIcAlulien, dee d., Betsy McMuen and Peggy McMuien
children and heirs Of Robert McMuen dec d. Samns,
Mullen, Daniel Dckcrson and Polly his WIFE, late Folly
Me ullen Christopher Mchullen Fayee hcMulen, Isaac
Bower and Elizabeth his WIFE Mary Baber, infant chid OF
Mar apey deceased John Wilcox and Mary his wife,
Susan Moalullcn Matthew McMaen, Jackson McMuien
Minerva Mc,lurn, Jane Gilkerson widow OF lllan Gker
son. dec d. and Harvey Beard and Mary his wife, late Mary
McMullcn, Deiehdains.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Isaac Bower aud Elizabeth his wieary
Baber Mchlullen Matthew McM"ilen and Jane OH
kerson, not having entered their appearance and gwen
security according Act Assembly and the rules oil this
court appearing by satisfactory evidence that they aTe
NOT inhabitants of this Commonwealth it ordered that they
do appear the day OF the next term and answer
the plaintiffs bill that this order be inserted in some news
pnper published in Lynchburg for months successfully
and posted at the door OF the court house OF this county,
on acme court dsy ACopy--Tesie, lt
JOS. WILSON, Cl'k
J,lv ~ v,m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
IN CHANcrRY.

The defendants John II. Christian, EdN ard Crumpackcr
Benjamin Hewitt and Sposw God Hewitt having entered
appearance aud given security according the Acto
Assembly and the rules OF this and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
Commonw it Is ordered that they do appear here the
first day OF the and the bill of the plain
that this order be inserted ia newspaper published
ynchurs Tor months snccessvcy, and posted the
door oil the house OF this county, court
day. Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, Clk.
July % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

VTIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
S.peror Court o Law aud Chancers ior Bedford
county, the I'd day of July, 1885
James IL. Beard admir- of Daniel Nc Mullcn dec d.,
/ Plnin,i0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

Elections Representatives in the next Congress
are TO be chosen m the following States the present
yeat: Illinois aud Missouri, on the LIST Monday in
August; Vermont, Is, Tuesday IN Septembc, ;
Malne, 2d Monday in September; Georgia aud Ar
kansas, LIST Monday in October. South Carolina.
ID Monday in October, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and Ohio, 81 Tuesday in October. New York, LIST
Monday IN November, Massachusetts,. Cd Monday
IN November Delaware II TUESDAY, ia November
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
JUST RECEIv.ED

A HUDS. ST Crox Sugar OF the first order,
p Rico do,
. boxes Tribe Loaf Sugar,
6 terces London Brown Stout,
6 do Philadelphia Porter.
10 barrels Family Roe llerrngs,
a large 10, of Stone Bu,ter-Pots, ChuFns anH
jays.
NEW FLOUR OF WHITE WHEAT.
We have few barrels NEW FLOU K. made al first
rate white wheat. MCKINNEY & MoSBY-
July rs ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

-1Ppolntmeats BY he Goeeraor,--Gov Campbell
has appointed the following gentlemen Principal As
SCISSORS, under the &C, of the last General Assembly
providing Tor the re-assessmen OF Lands in this Com
,nnnwealth
FIRsr DIsrnIor--Josiuh llollennn of Isle of
Wight Burwel u. Wks of Binnswick Charles
Thompson OF ll,nove,, Matthew " Kemp of 6lou-
cpstef
SECOND Disrgicr--Jancs w. Walker Of Madi.
son Blckcfon I. Wustnn Of Louisa, Joab Early
OF Franklin jain II. Wfieh, Of Kottpway
TnInp DisrnIer--J,fhn Klein. JaN OF Hampshire
William A. llarfis Of Page. james VI. H. Bealc of
Shenandoah. Wm. e. Lewis Of Ruokbridpe.
Founrn Disrnior--'lhnuls McCullorh Of
Washington, William Cay of Gieenbrcr Bena-
min Brown Of Cabell. JOHN q. Slunger of Wood.
Campbell. bedford, Amherst. Nelson, Patrick,
Henry. Franklin, Buckingham, Charlotte Halifax.
Pntsyyana, De Ne. are embraced in lhe second
district; Boetour, Roanoke, Eoekbrdgs. Be. &c.
in the bird We shall publish Inst Of tie County
Assessors in this aud neigbboriag Counties, in our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

Resumptjoa.--The Banks Of Baltimore vii. it is
sad, resume specie payments simultaneously with
those OF Philadelphia, winch the nqurer Of he
latter place, says silI certainly take place the ist
Of August The following table esb,b,ts eea&t-
ton OF the Maryland Gsak
ENNKs ~ BALTIMORE.
The Banks ~ gslHm5fs IN she 3Jsb git esi,bi-
ted he foowfag condition 20 fssps6i 10 tiss ksgsssI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
SOIEMNI.Y DECLARES:


On I!G tilih OF Or;uhrr. Il destructive.
fire occurred N Liverpool, which d.,rro.
ed an i.imrnSc amount of property r."
following pc:,nlis haze sustained losses.
viz--J.> Davis & Go. iicnr, Davi, e. Go
ChAs Lawrc a son, iii.hhIr 4 Br. IL
Nm &. James E.0w u ~ Go Nj. Ea,is,
Alr. X .by "nd Mr.. t"-luu. No ,ucn:iGn
Is iEiic nI aiv insurance. the tire Ori.
mated IN II ware hntier ~ Robert Street
North, icadIn. H. Princes durk II con
tanned Il large quantity OF COTTON, belong
IN. To Is. aud J. Brown, Moiynrux. " liz.
III. {: Go. and II icus, Picner>gill a. Co.
and ,::2iO bales wool.
i it budding. which was seven stories
hGE, M,sh AL lhc cOulcHI~. w's cniirciy
destroyed. together wiIh an djuinins
warehouse, ii,ird w,h East India produce.
Tie property IN the latter was partially
saved
The lire extended tnN ards Princes and
damaged and DESTROYED several thousand
bales oi cotton. Abuut l.. o clock at nishr
the front Of the principal war, house fell
~ WITH tremendous crash. Bv seven
O'Clock ON the following morning. il was
supposed that the iro was cx,inguishcd:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

From tnc Charleston Mercury.
'In IitI, pIJi;ilC

Pcrccivins from the public prints, that
an Apprehension seems To exist. 'hii' III"
a,OuI to rclInq'IiSii the Presidency oi 'hc
louisville, CINCINNATI a. Charleston Kill
knaH Company. for the purpose "t be-
Cu,niu. President Ot the Rail Road bank.
1 thlnk II proper to state, Ihn ] am moi
Il caui,iuic tor the latter office. aud have
no inicutIOn whatever Oi reiIuqnishin%
,ir' iorunrr. The ilaucring indicnti"n- "i
an undinim.>hed public confidence in my
Official cuniuct, and the apprehension ex-
pressed, that IL change in The position l
nave DO. upIcd in relation TO the Road.
miSim operate uniavourablS upon The st:c-
cess 0i oar great enterprise, would, IL there
wrr, no other ObJ"ctOu-. be conclusive
III INDUCING me 10 retain my present POSI-
,ou. / regard he success at the kOad az
essential To the welfare of the couuiry; ;
and the iianK us The great instrument by
which that success I, To be secured. The
same persons heimg the propriciors ofb"lh
aud having common interest in all their
operations, the Bank aud tic Road si.oul,l
be Conducted ~ perfect hormomy. n,ri each
re made auxiliary io the success nf the
other. Contrary spirit must hr fatal tn
| both For my own part. | cannot mt r
| tain IL duuDi that the affairs Of the Bank
| may be SO administered as to >ul,srrye The
| purposes ni the Road. while ~ the same
| tInIc Il reasonable income III v be secured
| 10 the Sluvkiioi,cr,. on the whole amount
! ui then Investments.
That these "iJrct> are atrainnhle. can
uol be doubled. Th' Atheus Rail Road
aud Banking Company of Gr"rgIa. boil,
| believe, uuder the Presidency cf Mr.
| bearing, have hcen able h, wise and
iilrrai course OF policy. To give full hivi
dcnds. from The profits "t the Bank alone,
upon itc Whole capital invested both in
t:Ir Bank and ihy Road. and this " hill,
wo-thir'iS of ih" ar,ouu, paul in, has nc.
I all. hccn expended on the Road. The
sam" results may hr produced here.
still have undlu,ini>hrd confluence in tho
ultimate success Of the great enterprise III
wheel, we are engaged. If -tisl .;med b,
the SrocklloldtrS, and su:.,nrtrI hv the
country VIC Ca"nnl fail. We hav" gou.
on 81 St4sc, ->!uili .,n.i o,.-,r.:,., .l,tli
| culiics lar greater t;iaiI any wiiicf are now
before US. Perseverance, is alone n"cc-sa
~ 10 cHsGiJ Success.
kuhi RI Y ItiNE.
Charlie ton, l3h Nnv., 1888.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

Ehrtt"" FRUITS IN Mar Jersry--The minori
" Of The Pr'vy Council OF the State of \. Irr.
sey, hav" protested against the decision of Go
vernon Pennin.t"n.nnd the majority of the rri.
w Council. giving the election TO the Wing
candidates. They say that the Clerks of the
counties of Cumberland and Middlesex sup
pressed votes which gave large gDemucra,r
ma nrty. Thev had no To- al authority to dc
so. nor did they assign any reason for the sup
preston. In c,nnsenprnre NJ ihii, &aeisinn rho
III winch they denounced tic act Js the Cover.
nor and Privy Council. rs "an alarming lroud
upon the elective franchise"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
lhou5h II appears.
--iie used none

Tr"r'iing hy Sicam.-A Northern r,nor
says ttiat VINE" il few more raiIr DIS shall :,
"rn r.mt'c'"d. the whole distance of luo,
miles, from augusta. Ga. to lio,:on, an ike
h' 'ri'"il'.i III ~ hours. Vino VIII no hc,
"''ci! y res',lrn ri Edgeti. Id m,., ,!.ru Wis.
II i'!e 'Io'lcrn itucnS-wak INTO i'uuru,, iI,il T.,
'''a' HE r!"qli"n 4 of her orat So mn, L,r
'c''"e''" "ro' eS-takc il peep in the lnaii III
Ire blooming beauty of her d,mcs-sisn DER
.'c runs "i innNers Hill. if he Is sentim. nt,i
--2a>c III ihc nIohumc erected to lie. ui,,n,
dead .'i--a,n! ret'irn home, all. in the ,.ort spnc
ni one Week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

o"r rairo's are rcquc stcd to read and profit
hy In" following Iatc legal d. c,slor..
Judge lhompsun. al Iir sitting of the
circuit court OF Tins county, decided, that
u subscriber I" periodical, E,iird either
!" notify the editor To dI>cunuu. the Du.
per I'll The end Oi the time Subscribed Tor.
ar I" pay up The arrcaragcs, he was b,u,,d
Tor another year. In other words. the
Terms "f The paper had to bcruuiplied wi,h.
or an c'iiior VAS noi bound 10 Ii,couiI,Iu,
Il paper, ani """ld compel il person 10 v,y
lar amy length oi time hr had continued
his paper, until The terms arc co,,vl,ed
with. Tins settles very important min.
r'p'"-ai least to pIn!; ;rs.-[Curydun H.
vrsiig;iiur.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

but it once more broke out with incredib!e
fury near n shed "f JAS. &sWnt. Brown,
OWN. tn u quan',ty of oIive.oi. saIipetre
and other r",nhustihlcs having igni'esi with
intense heat.
Two dreadful explosions Of the sal,pere
took place, both of which were heard for
several miles and sen, forth erup'"n, of
hlnZin. cotton over all the adjacent part OF
The town Fortunately no lives were lost
these explosions, which are descrhc'I as
being grand ani terrible beyond dcscrip.
ti0n. We lament to add. how ever. that
before tho flames were subducd, two men
perished.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
l'IREIH YoRKvrLLE.-We

FIREIS loRKvILLE.-We understand
that letters, received in this CITY. state that
- fire broke Oui in the Store Of Mr.. Wm
Steele, IN inrkvilc. on the night of the
7tt' inst. which destroyed the building.
and contents. MIR. S. saving only his
books and pnpers.-l,is is stated tha, there
were 10 kegs of g"np"w der in the upper
story information of which was .iyen II
the people hy MIR. Steele, when they Of
irrcd to save his goods. and they cnpse-
!""nly re'rrn'ed tr"m the vicinity of tho
tire, until the explosion took place.
Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
CnhELEsToN, Nav ~

CHhHLESToS. Nov. I5
The following is tll. rrsui of ,hc EIcc-
ton TOR Directors "f The Bank oi Charles
ton, 80. "a. held on Monday las, t. serve
f"r the ensuing year:
kcr H"ycc. james Hamilton, John Lew
j., II. w. Conner, JON I.uca,, l.. NJ. wi
ley. a. Truholu. Henry Gourdin
Daniel B"inrSr, James Adycr, J. f. Pc
Z'n'. Joseph Leland, and r.. l.afIan. E>o
Al Il meeting Of the Board Of Dircrtor.
held on Tuesday. AT IL O'Clock .Ker Bovcc
Esq. was unanimously reelected Pfcsi.
dent of The above nunicd lnsritu,ion
Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
III, GDrrrRmeM tie 0pvrcss0r or m, r.,

i"' G"r'rnm"m tie opprrSsOr Of tho Bgnks.-
i"r Gorc!nmcM ic" gHe" HiM The BauLs.-'Tue
Nut"ia' Lank party have, iOl u luup time.
chdE-rd the Government with oppos,,lon to the
ianhs, BECAUSE 1t proposed the Sub.Tleasur,
si'cc'r scheme. The, have ncen, tacAed
h"""l lhry no" say, t;'at the uov ernme 1t is
i'"-",d w'til the United :o'ale, Bank. because
the Paymasier General has issued the follow.
lag Circular.
PAYMAsTER GENERALS Orrcr.
Washington, Oct 4, I~,e
Sir: Arrangements having been made
with tn" U hed States Bank to pay the
lreasurer's drafts, TO u certain amount. -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
From ths S0ufh C0r8,iuicu

"BANKs BA>hs"-iu ,rIer >, .,,
Il sound - per Currency. ,be prov,
| check the abuses of the Bank, .u.j "
the subscribers. from th. na,,,,c of n,,r h,
Sincss, must suffer loss. when w,. L,v.
circulating among us, Bank E,u. ,f ,n,.
| hind that are not ut par IN CiI;pI.ES
Ton. which Is the case at present "a i'll,
tE' bl!', al the Banks of Ci:ERtW
HAND , RG. and GEORGETGWN ::
Ih'i aa iicN are now offered in The Farm
"rH III phynirnI for their Cotton. we reru,u-
lnrnd 'h"m NOT 10 receive s,rh bills: ex-
'"pt III il !ull dI-, "mni. nii"rwl,- i, viii, re-
suit in Il loss to item. t,i ;!,. h.nc'i of :,
i"H >pccuia'"r,: ;i~ we KfsuLvE MOI 1o re-
ccivc them. or an, nhrr .irprccia,rd Bau,,
h.llr. alter the first day "i january next:
except at the regular Discount, made on
them al tn" tim" in thsr'cs.on.
Coleman Crosby DORIAN Rrnnctt
X. Hamilton. john NJ. Kce.
&. !icrry, Mcclure, Alexander
Thomas T"rbif. Il Co,
1. VI. Henry. g. Go. JOHN l.. Carroll.
McLurc, BrawIry, WIN. VI Mcdonald
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
from The Nc'r iora Cownnrc;m 1Irrriiscr.
IMPORTANT FRDN CANADA.

AHi VA ANl u k)Ni CAN Nj \.
a BATTLE.--Our advice, from Mon
treal are mp Ia "Wednesday morning . ~
clock, and from the frontier TO > l.. NJ of
tha, day.
On Wcndcs'!ay morning early HE sican
boat Burlington. Com. Sherman, stopprn
as usual, NJ Ch mpIain when the engineer
was informed 10y the celebrated Or. Cote.
that he had come to the determination 10
stop the intercourse Mtwccn Tie t. States
ana Can0iiu, and for tha. purpose the Bur
linSton could not proceed fhr,icr-,har he
hah under his control II force sufficient tn
carry his purposes into his effect; This
Information was iniInr dintciy cnumunca
ted 10 the commodore. no wc.it on shore
ahd had an Interview with Coic the rcsl,l,
oi winch was, that III" burlington was prr
Ini'icd To proceed. We are Informed tha,
Cote declared that this shnu.L be tie las,
boat permitted To pass, and that he would
bring down field piece, and fire il a, apv
boat that should attempt to pass, either
way. alter being warned "f his i,Icntiou.
BATTLE IN ODLETOWN.
It being known at Odc,nwn tia, an o,,,c,,
was to be made at that place or Thurs.
day night the militia were ordered un,lrr
nrms-and having received informa,ion
that party Of The re els were aDprou,,,,.
ing, they went on under cover of n dark
night and fell in with them short distance
from the town "a battle cnsued, Which r.,
sulted in The dcali Of eight of tho insur-
gents, and the capture Of piece Of artl-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
81 "-n$ Mse' ky fourteen nrmc.i riHaiys

'''' r''T'''"
lHE MAJESTY OF rHE Pass IssULTrD.-
The i'ar'n Telegraph OF the i, inst. contains
IL settlement oi an attack II yiuu hprn ~, "
"h h- 'diso- "r h'cmdc'. b, fourteen arm
'''i r iiians. wh" kuccIcd him down v,,h
. "ds'ms. and heal him ,cv,fri. lie WAS
Sr'ci ''y The ;iSs:-i:inrc oi n friend. The ,,,.
no ollie Is "-lari men for sale i; boun
"iii'ln TWO wees; but say-. ha, the ollrr Il,
''S'"S' "' h'' "'fic" Is no: mndc in conse-
i'''h'c"i TIE outrage pcrr"tsaed upon kir,
tie uses the most si"em lan"rage in his ;c
count o. III" ail''r Like many other brethren
"' IN" rra'' il" rr'liny vi Tvs ow
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

The Nillcdn"villc Journal Of Tuesday
last states that IN" resignation hv the Hon.
Alfred Cuthheri, ofhis seat in tie Senate
of the United Sia'rs, is in Millcdccvil|c. -
Whether II has been delivered rn tho Eve.
rn'ive Department. VIC are not appriZetl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22

Smo,r IN The HcS..-Tlcrc was an unusua!l,
severe snow stoym in lie w"s,rrn counics of
Missouri on the t!.:r' week in October. Awcs.
tern paper says thai snow lay On The ground :
or 10 inches deep an'i that ;" larsen snow was
never seen so early H. the season.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
From The Charleston .Nercuru.

NEW >0Rh, Nov. 3, 1888
"R! this mai' -uprn>c YOU will re-
crl>- III, im'nrun.,,nn tha, the Wings .ve
carried in New York CITY. their whole
ticket. have hrrn her" for two days
attending the polls in ,hc ,lay. and the
Tamnla'n and Masonic Halls at niehr.-
'Th" rc,ul' i, exactly as had anticipated,
after my first days nbServ alton.
| independently If The wealth Of the
Whi.>. VIII it is admitted is six times
gr"ae e t'.n tha nf their opponents, (and
mome> WIS freely nsrd) there wax ono
source alone. which was sufficient 10 nc
count for the result The Abolitionists,
with The exception or n few straoe!ers,went
| en- n,a>se for the wings. The enclosed
| placard was stuck mp bv them. in the =
! ping shops and on The corner of the streets,
containing the Resolutions they passed to
vol" the whole Whie ticket. Indeed do
aal kpH Yfah hsifv se'a al aI i6r hfs 1s
pemocrnies took thr most decided and
open "ronnti against them. I heard hem
strrnlv denounced hv the speak ers in Tam
many iia'l, and AT the polls. TIE Demo-
''"'r N"rnfs n Won approached. would
crV "nt 10 Won. "Denocrolic Ticker. Cen
'tmrn. y" Ahnltinn' Clean Ticket.
:" t'n IN" contrary. IN" Wlir tn.uts
would ""lv nv NV hi" Ticket. Gentle
''''" Wig ii'h"''" - N,s"n, Hall,
''"' n'' n"'' word was m,ereL a~Hinst the
Ah"'i H. ~ T. is most cert in. ws,r,cver
may "" he state "f 'hino< elSnw 80 IN II
~ 1h'> rir,. ,hr W'h;n> arl Am.li.i.ri.rs
are 'h"r"""l'r Identified ~ ,hri- ,mlitcal
f"r'"""S. The So"ihcrn Wings, hone,
WI rr!"irc as usual. atihc g|,rinus victory
m friends hcr" have ,c!cvcd. ~ thew
h'h ';S' Sn'in-. NJ i've ,-ium,h nf the
Wings IN Connecticut. exacil< Nv The samc
means
~ amhrel"ng too. is thrown ont nf Con-
"rrSs-.th" only man Of The whole New
York D"lrgn'i"n who dared iasi Winter
dennuncr on rhr floor. and vote against tho
Pr"iii"atr schemes nf Internal Improve
'hrnf. New inv 10 The SnuthI'