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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NEW ORLEANS 4 NASHVILLE Raj. ROAD
IN COMPANf--Seacdp proposals will tie received
the Office until 10th July, laying superstractite
the said road.
The materials for the Road will be laid along the
side of the track, and shanees will lie built by the
Company
The contractor will how much per mile he will
build the supersructure for,-paymenl to be made as
the work progresses, deducling 70 per cent each
puvnen unit, the contract is completed 10 the salts.
facon Of the Chsf Engineer.
~ " " d HOARD,
jy4-M Chief Engineer g. Gen. Superintendent
6NOPA TNliRS tlP--rhe undersigned having
Y taken his nephew MIR. .Iohu Leeds INTO partner
ship the business heretofore carried by him. i'll be
continued from this date under the firm OF LEEDS
Il co.
jt. JEDEDIA LEEDS.
A7LuUR-6OO tbls for sale b,
is4 "A New Ievce
4 EAF LAn)--4OO he l,,Gorder, for sale by
IL q DORSEY,
j,4 a. New Levee.
l CHEN RANGES or COOKING CRATES,
h Boilers aud Ovens complete. a neal and most
convenient article for sale by
IIolMEs & MILLS,
jvi Bank Alley
SINACI1ANGE M ,,f.LnlliS, for sulr by
IA SLATER ~ TRiER,
iyi 40 Poydrus street.
ANLAG STONES--laU Yards scotch tlaggiag; for
IL sale low, I" close consignment, by
HOLMES 81 MILLS,
jy4 Bank Alley.
nlSsOLUTION OF PARFNERsHlP.-The firm
~ of Hill ~ Du Bots, Du Bois 81 Co., Livery
Stable, No. 90 St Charles street, known by the name
ct Iat'esas, have been this day dissn,ed, by mutual
consent The Stable will in future be conducted by o..
Du Huis, who has the stung OF the business.
q. DU BOIS,
jv3 WA. HILL,
NOTiCE-Ihe copartueisi,p heretofore exiting
between the subscribers, under the firm of w. a.
J GRANT, has been dissolved by usutlIa consent.
WIN. Grant is charged with the liquidation of the affairs
of the late firm, and will continue the bsint Sd his
own account.
WM. GRANT,
jy3.3t JOHN GRANT, Jr.
aITlVE DOLLARS REMARD--Los,on Wednesday
y last, n very old NJ ETAL WATCH, with a small
guild guard chain. Name on the face, Drury-Lon-
dom" The watch is of no intrinsic value, although
priced by the owner. The above reward will be paid
on delivery of the lost uft-lc at This Office.
HHLOUR-5OOb bs in store, for sale by
IL G DORSEY,
jy3 A New lhSee.
E0ALON SlDLo-4U cusks superior Cincinnati
I'D cured, in store, for sale by
iva A New Levee.
ISAE,H WESTERN DUTIElt-ll kegs, rrcived
SLATER & TEIER,
jy3 40 Poyiras street
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A.NLAG STONES-l2u Yards Scotch tlaggiag; for
IL sale low I" close consignment by
HOLMES 81 MILLS,
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lv4 "A New leree.
4 EAF LAnD--IUO he t.,corder, for sale by
~ q DORSEY,
j4 44 New Levee.
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6NOpAkTNERS tiiP-'The undersigned having
Y taken his nephew Mr.. .johu Leeds, into partner
ship, the business heretofore carried by him. i'll be
continued from this date under the firm OF LEEDS
Il CO.
j.l JEDFDIA LEEDS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-07

FINOR SALE, to close consignnents,-
IL $50 sacks, hest brand, petty Gulf Cotton Seed,
ia pieces Northern Bagging,
2a7 pieces Scotch Bagging,
56i pieces Kentucky Bagging,
5ls coils Rope,
90 bales BaIelng Irvine,
bales English Seine rwine
pnncheons Of Bush Mills WhisNey,
puncheons OF Isly Mills Whiskev, by
REYNOLDS, BYRNE " CO,
mi 9 mo No. 50 Canal street.
PACKAGE HARDWARE &c. FOREIGN & DO
MESTIC,
TEI'J pEYryr {, yTTf)
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RUSHTDN 4 ASFINAL L'S
4tOMrUuND TONIC MIHTuRE,--A speedy
- aud certain euro for the Fever and Ague,
rrnjttent and intermittent tevars; prepared from
the ortg,naI r.&ipr. Used with eminent and uni
versa success IN 1882, by persons OF tho highest
responsibility ia thus cay, us stated IN the annexed
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FMORRUOJDS

d pACON--l2 casks, landing from steamer George
lD Washington, for sale by ~ G DORSEY,
Je30 "A New Ievee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-09
Public Notice.

To the Honorable ne otn0tOrs ana Members of the
House cfHtprcsentntirss Of tie Legislature Of the
State If S. Carolina.
"A HI. humble petition Of James Harper and
II hs associates. residing in Augusta. ueo g,a,
respectinli shews unto our Hono,nkIe b. Lies
thai under charter from the Slate oI Geors,a
they have commenced The erection Of Bridge
oyer the Savannah lvcr nj q point opposite the
upper part nt the city OIL and sbonf one
mile above the iowl OF Hamburg, in Sbmh Caro-
lima, that within ten miles. of tie site ,ts, men
toned are 'hr Ferry OF w. Ga,rct. 4.su. above.
a Cam: btliown; the Bridg" OF tie Bank Of tiror.
gia. ard the Sand Lar Ferry below your pe,i-
TONERS respectfully shcw unto your Honorab :.
bodies that the erection of the said Bridge is de-
manded by the public convenience al II Iaro @
portion OF both the StaeS oi south Ca o.i,la and
Georgia; that II will shorten and improve il point
OF reads the great SoutlI Wc-'crn rontc Which
passes through Augusta, and will .rra'lv benefit
the citizens of tho upper Dis'rc of S;ou;h Caro-
Ina, IN atiOfding them more direct access TO an
additional market for their produce. Wherefore
hey pray your Honorable boil 10 .ran ,l,cm
Charter for the erection of said Bridge wi lin
nc jurisdiction of the State Of Soaili Carolina.
ipoi. the usual terlnsand they will rvcrp,uy &c
J\MES HARPER,
WM. HARPER,
I. K. kiLBOUnN,
JON. MEiGS, and Associates
TIE fniilic are hereby noifctit',a i; is intend
cd 10 resent the shove petition 10 the next L.
gislaufe Of s. Carolina.
JANIS HARPER,
WM. HARPER
JR NII.HNURN,
JONATHAN MEiG3.
July L. lsJS ah n
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~ Css95sses IS ssxs 81
!. eSs@ sGes1
!: .3Foetit 0efess.
ON the. Wreck of the Pulaski.

MISS +. W. HALL.
Morn on the waters and beautiful there
Rides bold vessel; her banner in air
Stream. with motion. wild, graceful and free,
As onward she akes her glad course o'er the sea.
Rich are The treasures she bears DER the deep:
Childhood rs there. i'll It's innocent seep;
The arm of the mother cncirclcs her hoy,
While the father regards him with triumph g. Joy.
And youth with It's !o!ty aspirings is there.
And beauty rs t"9mg her culs OIL the arr;
Nosorrow hath dimm d the rear hight OF her eye.
And what music s like her vol % rich melody
The aged whose locks are blancli d for the grave
And the tirmness Of manhood met OIL the
wave:
And the truth s. the softness Of woman combine
To light up the scene, and its pleasures refine.
Swiftly and joyously onward they keep
Beauty and gadncss are over the deep;
Music and mirth ilont along on tn, breeze;
Aud sunset Of gory CLEANS wide o'er the seas
Night OIL the waters! and in the clear sky,
The stnls on' by one, take their places OH high !;
While soft mimic heaven is reflected below,
And the white-crcstcd waves gIeam, like wreath
ings of SNOW.
Night on tho watcrs.-But " here is tho bark
Which was speeding So gaily aid gracefully Z
Ilark
sound Of distress and Of angusl, is near,
'Tis the death cry of those who drowning,
hear
The infant tha. lay pillowd light on The breast
Of the fair youthful mother starts wild from his
rest,
And mlng!es his faint dyin. wall with the shrek
Tha, goes mp where the strong arm OF manhood
iswcak.
The madf n in dreams deems her lover is near
That ow eent:e whisper ~ brcatli.d in her eav;
She starts; the bri ht beanlitu vision has fled,
And the waters are suewd with thc forms oil the
dead.
"IIelp: help for the love of the Saviour! oh, fly!
care yc deaf to the call OF Our strong asony7
The dark world of waters is closing round.
"Oh, God! can 10 helper, no rescue, bc iound9"
IT'S DER; the brave vessel hath sunk in her pride
And the WISE und the lovely together hav, died: !:
Mid the pearls and the coral of ocean they Sleep
Til the trumpet Of Judgment shall sound through
: = tho derp. ~. -. : :
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M.rc New Goods,

lust received by NiCHoLsON. .&.pREs,
- LEY the following articles. whicfiQ nd,
di,on to their former stock. thoy uos. fiave
on haud general assortmrnt0f seasouahle
GODDS.-to which they invite the .atten-
ton of their customers. rs55-5N
\ good assortment Gents. and Ladies'
fine shoes. .s
Boys aud Misses to do >.
Grn,'s. fine Pumps. "
ladies superior Kid Slippers. -
Several cases Back and White summer
Hats, the latest & mosI fashionable STYLE.
Georgia Nankins. . ..'' =.
Black Thihbei and Summer Clnths!..
Also. n good assortment Brown Linens,
Drillines aud Ncs'ings-wIlich ,bey car,
have made up i'll good style at the short
est notice. y. s.
4 Also, a good % supply superior fancy rrih.s.
Camhrics aud Printed Lawns. =
Ladies' fancy IlnndkcrcIlefs:
New style Muslin work edcoIars, a. !.
NJ ourninn prints. Ginnhnnis and Muslin. Z:
Black Ores de Swis, Silks. .. :
Indies superior black cOlorcd g. white Kid
Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Gloves
do do Lace Silk do
BLACK White and colnrcd Lace Silk do
Black and white Thule for wells.
a good ass"rin,cn, Bonnet, Cap, and Belt
Ribbons.
Feather l'aus.
Ladies' !iue plain Straw Bonnc,s. -
Misses do
In nhdi'i"n to the above named goods
they have many other articles Too tedious
T." cnumrratc, which they will sell on ac-
communicating terms. Il lS
Edgcfrld. june 9Th. =
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eOsFc Ysixsau1,d,.

FHSliE above IS sanever failing tcmedv for tba,
Il variety oIcoiic, $" distressing to Infants,
aid To- "hio'' Tie most 'mIari'ns anodyrc suh-
stances III" too c"ninol ly .ivch. 1t ia safe a, d
soothing. and instead oi producing cdstiveness il
Usually prraicS GENT; au The bowels.
THIS remedy has now been used for seyero,
years. with iiat success ami appreciation, which
quack medicines made 10 sell. cunnnt command
Il is extensively used by llc hes, PHYSICIANS IN
the oiInry, and TO use the language OF manv n
mother. acts rs Il charm. y hIlr it allays tie
PAIN and luis III" child to resi-. it does moi Ieaye
behind 1t those unpleasant symptoms. which
Laudanum. 5atem..s Drops. &c. Generally pro-.
ducc Ample directions uccompa,y each y;ar.
aud certificates Of lis efficacy (f required) cal, be
produced from til" most respectable cilzcns' bf
Carolina ard Georgia For sale bv :.
KITCllEN& Il ROBERTSON ,IIambuy,
EDW WEBB. .AHdcrson en-. r
WM. IIACk!Tr. Pendirfon c. H.
DIR. W. MINIS. EdgcEetd c. H.
Feb. 5 1889 tfI
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CHINESE ANEcDoTE.--A man who was
accustomed to deal in marvcls. told ii co,m-
try cousin Of his. that he had three great
curosties in his possession: an Ok, that
could travel five hundred mics n day, n
Cock that tells hc hour Of the night, and q
Dog tha, could read in a superior manner.
..Thuse arc extranrinary things indeed
! must call upon you and beg sight of
,hcm," said the cousin. The liar returned
home and told his wife what had happened
saving he had got into scrapc and knew
not now TO get out. 80, never mind" said
she, IL can mnnagc it,
The next day the countryman called, and
in1,ir;ng after his cousin. was told that he
had gone 10 Pckin. when is he expected
back" "Iu Z ors days" CHOW can he
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miscellaneous.

PEILosoPny OF ADvERrIsING.-It NAV
be worth " hue TO communicate to young
tratiesncn the ideas OF an Old one on this
subject; they are from Chambers Etlin-
burg Journal, aud are simply anu briefly as
follows:
"The first utility Of frequent and regular
advertising consists in this, there is 1T times
large class oi persons, both in country
aud tOwn, who have no hxcd places for the
purchase OF certain necessary articles, anr
are ready 10 be swaycd and drawn towards
auy particular place which is earnestly
brought under their notice. Indifferent 10
all, they yiclh without hesitation to the first
who asks. Then, in the country, Il c.nsi,l
crah!s number of persons, who wish sup
ply ui ihc articles advertised, and do nu
know Of any particular place where it is to
be got, being thus furnished with The address
Of person vino can supply them, naturally
open Il communication with that ndIr, IS,
which, perhaps, leads 10 much Interior busi-
ness. People in the country are also liable.
lobe iavourably Impressed by tile lreql.rn,
sighr of Il name in the newspapers The
advertising party acquires distinction in their
eyes, and thus they are led, in maxim. IL
choice, 10 prefer him, But by far the most
important elect Of advertising is one of i,n
indirect nature, il conveys The impression
that the party--pretcnding or MOI prcleud-
ing, quacklsh or not quacki~ll--is anxious
for business. One who is anxious for busi
ncss,i is unavodably supposed TO be an in
dusrrious, attentive, civil person, who keeps
the hes, Of articles III the cheapest late, does
.cverv thing in the neatest and most trades
manlikt manner, and in general uses every
expcdicnl to crafty and attach customers.
People. Of course, like to purchase under
those circumstances, and the system Of adj
vertising assuring them that such crcum-
stances exist at this particular shop. they
select. il accordingly. Such are ihe opin-
ions Of lhc old tradcsnan alludcd TO, and
they are, certainly, supported by fact: for
wherever n regular system OF advertising
is praciscd, and no back drawing or uu-
.conquerable circumstances exist, il is usual
ly seen to be attended with a considerable
share of success. One feature in The phil
osUphy Of the subJccr must he carefully at
tended TO. A faiut and uufrcuucnt system
of advertising does not succeed even in pro-
portion. Drink deep, or taste M, the Picr-
unspring."
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E'ss EISsA SUPPLY
or ia GGING, HOPE & B.iCON,

kas EiSEA SUPPLY
or B.iGGING, HOPE {; BACON,
JUST RECEIVED AND Fo SALE.
0NR Pieces best HEMP BAGGING,
<SVDSI 200 do wide TOW do
100 Coils of small II, mp Hope,
100 do. do. Tow do.
500 lbs. nglisi, Twine,
I0,OhO prime Bacon Sides,
Suga,, Coffee and Nlolasses,
Salt, Iron and Steel
Teas, Loaf aud Lump Sugar
Brandys, Wines, and Corl.ais,
All OF tl:c above Articles. o, amy tia; wn may
sell. we will 'r"rr"ni to c OF the best gnq:y a:d
will sell TO order or otherwise, al the .owest
possible prices; and we assure onr friends and the
public generally. that orders for Bag9. and
Rope, or any other article in our ine shall I,, e
our best attention
We still continue I" transact business on Com
mission, and will attend to the selling or storing
of Cotton, or amy other business entrusted to onr
care. ILL.,. JEFFERS .S.Co
Hamburg. July II, 1898 nz3
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Ess,prOrea Cotton Gins.

TENllE subscribers having established ii COT
n TON GIN MANUFAtTORY in the
Town of Hamburg, $. e., OH the improved sys-
tenn Of MIR. Boatwrsht, beg leave to recommend
their Gins TO the public. They warrant their
Gins to be equal if not superior TO those Of Mr.
Boatwrigi on account of al alteration. which,
in their opinion. is adecidcd improvement: TIA,
is, instead Of blocks of wood on the ribs. they
have adopted The plan Of making the ribs ni their
Gins entirely ofstcrl and IRON. which have PROV
cd hy experience TO be preferable.
Mr.. cartwright having declined the gin ma
king business in Augusta, Mr.. l.. B CoBB who
conducted it there for him. b"irg ohc of The part
ners in the concern, they will endeav0r to give
satisfaction to all who may favor them with their
custom.
u Gins repaired at the shortest notice
COBB tE KENNEDY
Hamburg, 5. C., April 10. 6m VI
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PR % CHA MA EHON.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
:. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I
; COLUMBIA, It'll, June, lS:,S.

COLUMBIA, It'll, Junr, lH3S.
By His ErceUcntt PIERCE NJ. BUT
.LER, Esq. .GOrernOr tnd C0mmunder-
:. in. chief in und 0rcr The Stlte aforesaid.
TN7liIRt;AS On ,Ea oI.n ,,r nc,,,h,..
wv lS,7. tr,;.l,,,.,i,n v,. ;s,,.JI,,,
Tins Deuurt,cn,, nu;.riu.- ;, reward ,,s e3,i,
for, IN, n,,,,rehcu,;,n ,,n,i i,,l;vnr, ,rJ,It
n negro man. slave. ,tc nrnrnr,v or I:,,roa
: N, Aluly. cbu,.cd viii, ,b. ,,,,.i.,.,,fW.
Nance. AMI a Inch S,;d I,,.i, L.,. ,o,,,.,,,
ana He'd from i,;,,i,..- ~
And u herca, !, w.s ,,,jo k,ou, o., ,,,;
Department, bv lr,,er frun Ills E>..l.n,, '
he Governor of k,.u,u,kr ,,,,J ~. ,,r
March. IS3S, ,ho, ,b,. ..,;J ,,,,.,, I..,i
tivr or six weeks pr,vinus ., ,bc ,.,,o ,r ..,;L
letter, had been ,,u,,r.yirr,rd and v,. ,hcn
confined ~ ilr i;,t NJ E',,n,, G,,, -. :, ,u.,;
tive from Justice. ON nccouni nr s,;L NM.
der, ;iua p, surn u,i-.J ~. ,,;y.r,,.
agent ciW!..d with n ,r,ncr ,.n,.i ,,,
this. Department: And ,v,,c,.,. !, c,nso
qucnce of th.. ;,I.rc,;t,., ,rt,.,n,,,;,n E,,.
Has r.Acrlleucy the iov,r,,, ri Ern,,,,,
a tcu.and, in due and l,u:lr,r yv,s n,.,L.
bearing dale the i7ih Of AnriI las, r,.n,,;,,
inu the Governor of E,nI,,Lv tn S,,,r,nd,
The BODY of The sand Jurk In ,i,r :,oen, ,h,.r,
in nuued, to the c,ri h., he mi" j., L..
brought To this Stale and tried E,r ,ic s,;J
crime: And whereas j, ;,purar, RIA, bclor,.
the arrival ui the ngcuI from mi, S,a. IN
Kentucky, viii, llit drn,n,,d ,,orr,:,,d =
ma calling his uau,, Ii,>cork au,c,r,.L
at the iaii III Frankior,, II.niucl> wuh ,
power ui ailnrru.> from C;cnr.- McAIiII,
The uwnrl "i said Jack, am! ,!rn:.u,i, :. INN
from the .jai,nr as Il RUNAWAY slave q, .n,d
MrAlii!y ;. TO whom the >ai lail deliver
ed INN: And that the said ilamcnch. as -.
gent of saul McAlilly, ililcrvatIs sold said
negro Jack To Il Mr.. Mundy, residing in
Owing county, kcn,uchy, Who ,.nin sold
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New Spring .sEld Summer
6EO TEzEeN q.

NNTE have just received n beautiful assort-
w mant 1T GOODS foi Gcmtlen,cu's Sum
MGR COutS. P0ntGi00RS and Tests which they are
prepared to have made up in the most FASH
IONiBLE STYLE, and OH reasonable terms.
Also, general assortment Ready Made CLOTH
ING, suited to the season.
ALSO,
HATS. SHOES AND BOOTS.
1900 Pair Of Shoes and Boots emh acing rvery
style and variety have just been rcc"ived bv the
Subscribers. which together with their former
Stock make General and complete assortment
seldom found in the country.
Also. Il handsome assortment OF FASHIONA-
BL' IL \TS. suited to The seasnn. To which
they invite the attention of their customers
G. l.. * l.. PENN & Co.
Edgefch. March IA. 1885 r6
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sS'DVEEE.

"A III. Persons indebted TO the late Chi
Va. tian Brelhdupt, deceased, are rcqr- ST.
ed to make Immediate payment And II
persons having demands against the cstf tc
of said deceased are requested to press nj
them duly al,ested.
JOHN HAUSKETT, Ea"c
. FEB. 25. St
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Erery one to his oun Taste The prin
cipal animal food ofthe inhabitants of Mau-
gain, one of the Hervey Islands. accorGin"
to MIR Williams, the Missionary, is large l;.t
rats. They are pronounced '.sMpet and
good" indeed. a common cxprcss.nn " i'll,
the natives, whcu speaking of an, thing
delicious, is. at is as sweet as RAJ"
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return SO soon?" "He's gone Off upon our
OK" .':Appropos of that; am told thar
you have cock ,ha, marks the hour" A
cock jus, then happened to crow. "Yes.
that is he: he not only tells the hour of the
night, but eports when stranger comes"
Then yonr dog, tina, reads books; might
heg to see him!" ''Why to speak the truth
as our circumstances are bui narrow, we
have sent the dog ous 10 keep SCHOOL,"
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EDA'Sa'E

FWVliE Notes and Accounts Of Or james
~ S'pann deceased. haec been LEFT with
Mr.. II, l.. j'!'"rS. III Hamburg. All per-
sois 'nd,licd - u. %!iGn are rcqnas,cd
to call anlpay |r.irtsrr-, who i authorized
20 rcc"ir" the nfoU"!; aol those having
demands ag"ins, thr E>iaro wilrlraSn rem
der ,hcm I" him. y. &pANN.
NurcH ~ lN3S e ! l:'mr-i.
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FIRE PRooF CEMENr.-The French &C.
meul for the roofs of houses. to preserve the
wood and project it from fire, is made in the
following manuer;
Take IA much lime as is usual in making
pot full of white wash, aud let il he mixed
in pail full of water; in this put 9 ! 9 lbs
of brown sugar, and 3 lbs of fine salt; mix
them well together, and the cement is com
ple'cd. A little lampback, yellow ocl,rc.
or other co:crns commodity. may bc iu-
troduced TO change the color of the cement,
to please the fancy Of those who prefer it..
1t has been used with great success. and been
recommended particularly as u protection
again>, fire.
Small sparks Of fire, that frequently
lodge on the roofs of houses, are prevented
by this cement from burning the shingles.
So cheap and valuable a precan,iom against
the destructive element. ouch, not tn pass
untried. Those who wish to he better
satisfied Of its utility can cA~il> make the
experiment, by using it on small tempo
rary building; or it may he tried by shingles
put together for the purpose, and then cx
POSED to the fire.
Ii | ID. of alum he added it will grca,l,
improve the cement.--Ed, Farmer s.
Gardner.
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II e @ y q. \ "a q fH'E a. u.
STATE OF SOUTH NROiJ\A.


EXECuiiV REPAYMENT.
ColUnEiN. .inan -. {
Hyhis Eactiisn,Y PIERCE: l!.iUTiEN.
Esq. Gorrraor oaa ju.JllGA,icr in .cki, /
in and "ucr he state aforesaid.
AZ iiEEEtS information has been re-
" ,c."ri By tins ,!r."r:rcn, iE,ii Il
:.n-I n;ror:nu. murder Was cou,m;.r.i II.
ia District oi Oraugehurc on The 9th dny
ii May last. hhou: dark. on The bad, oi JnmH
hornet, while si.i;n. hy the fire in his
"w Il h";is;', v no was then and Ihtr slo,
lead by some person rs yct unkm.wn-
NOW hNON IE, Than to tie iG,rnp
that justice May hc ,:unc, and lhnt riic per-
!'ir;l,or Of Ills horrid crime may be hrou@!.
r.N;rd oi 'i'WD q iiUNtE! nNOLi.ANS
10 ANY person it ir.~nns vino vii. :,i,r i,-
tnr'nnlion against The pcrp"irat"r of the s,id
"nr'icr 80 that Tie oil;ndcr lis ,irrS. and
'.hcit"rs may II" apprcncndrd and suffer The
rrnnli! OF The law tor liIr sa'l crime
And il - hereby further prn,lHinr,! and
made known, Ihai Tie !niurniani nn his an-
rcarin. and giving evidence on Ii,c trial of
the said murderer. his ni,lrr~, and abc.,or..
shall stand free and discharged o! and from
amy proscrnIi"n "r gal prn,cr,Iiros against
huIseit, for or on account OF The said nur.
tlor
.(~o) Given under ~: hand a".!rh
LIS sea! ni lhr Slatr.;li Cu!um
(N~S hia. 6rh Jmn". lS3S.
p. Nj. BUTLER.
BY order.
p II. SAXON. Secretary of STATE
Inn
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The PHYsIcIAN.-Thc life Of physi-
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dered, abused and drridcd; yet he is sought
with avidity. nnd freely received into the
bosom of families. His opinion can hlanch
tho cheek, or sufiuse the eye with tears of
JOY; and his lips are as closely watched as
It from them proceeded the issues OF life and
death. He lives by The woes of Others. and
while he would sturve if constant health
were the attribute of our race, he is cnheav-
orIng to Danish sickness from among men,
while success in his avncation would ruin
linn forever. He Is always engaged in {,
war against his own bread and butter,
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RMY HOUSE and LOT. in the ~Vii!:oc OF
lYn Ed"' field, upon terms 10 s,sl purchaser
In my absence, apply 10 Col. Bau-kcn.
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April I2 Gl0
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