Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15


publ na the oiun,n of the first tpnge
Of onr paper. % which we iefsr, them ST
On the Bird inst. Adam sr'aJ los WINS shot In
this pis,rict, z. ,sTerry., Nj, ,Tefry careS
lessiy 3 ma So u ,dI6rs.
SAT The Recessed and led fEss esia
tents Of :the gnn ,ssruek
shortly afterwniais a Irsys tilqqsst sNas
Summoned, who report tsds iii ii verdict tliat
the deceased was killed Terry. 81
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ton papers sas;s that ffon ths coinme encement
to the ,ernnatipn OF the spiae aemic, there swers
45 deaths in the city. III the week ending on
: the 4thinst there were twosa asaths BY strapgers
fever. sS;s s, " .{sss
We copy me efsn owing conplimen,ary notice
6four Representatives. Congress. from the
Albany Argus: ,s...
Eve are grutiiied londd the name of Francis
w. Pisksn& To- the rezsiections to ConSress iii!
South Gaf6iina, NIf. p. is sdistiayuis.ed nike
fur sQundness of his views, and the nbility;
and seioqi enee w; tii Which nc, has jnai6tained
them asa Represent ntatiye of the People. !" IS
The Governor and Pfiys Council af New
Jersey, have decided the vote for Congress-, to
be2s7 Wing minority. s ~ 49,
$ 8 We have rccslys 4tlie FIRST number Of the
sss'0ld Dominion, an an,i-banli paper publish,
ed 4y FISK q CusslsGn4M al Portsnolith, Va,
It Is neatly printed and opens with spirit and
ability: Mr. Fisk is well known as.tiie former
Editor of q paper in Charieston. Owing tospe-
cuiinr cirsumslnn nces, his paper Mt that place
WINS discontinued. Il Rif. Fisk is The bold, un.
compromising enemy of-,nonopoics in every
form. On this account, lie has draw N upon
himself hatred Ofthe advocates OF numerous
Chartered Companies and divers 4diors who
live, Upon s.heir parronage. We think him
somewhat sxtrayagant, but many OF his, ,yiews,'
nre sound. In the FIST number OF his new pas "a
per, he hSs measured swords with the Editor of
s'ss.,r .npilas n,
sgpked attack upon 'hIn, and gallnntly has he
st,s,ained himself. We hail him as ai, able aIly.
ii lhe grsatineasure Of dedveIanda and libe,ty.4
'Wesinakesthe following extract ioln his intro.
duction. "a & "
"in presenting onr eiains to the patronage
n1ld support Of a generous public 10 a new m.
per, few words may not he deemed ,unncces-
sary, as to Gle principles and policy by which,
we shall be eg,iidedin onr fi,turt. course. Thnt
the liberty e ts Press rs one OF the fmest bui.
ssyarAs OF ateeFofas tie great palladium OF the
rights of the people, is d truth niyeI sally adj
mitfed. This Press is free freq to ,sft,se
what we liayenot the virtue 10 innate. Or To-
cafumniates than which we cat,not fefilte -nott
Mec to check. the SAVING spirit of lihwledaej
and ipqnfrx and 10 sliiie investigation; Int ,i,f
freedom which belongs to rig 6feoi,s cause, Of
speaking out oafs honest Sentiments without fear
or fhvor. We stand forth the unfaiteiing ad. |
vocates of Equal Lave and; Equal Rights; the
sunwayering champions Of The. oppressed ~ eve.
ny Hect paTty; and dennminatioJi; the siIicom |
promising 0ppcnents of all partial slcuialnsion
which has direct tenle ncys tos produce inc.
quality and vice In society, M king the strong
stronger at the expense Of The weak, and cheat.
ing labor Of its just recomliease Of reward In
the c6lnmls of this pap per, efose who produce
nh the wealth in society by their ,atiert indus.
try, will find their rights and privileges main.
tained, al whatever cest; they are ihe pillars
upon which society resfs, and without which it !
could not subsist We believe. a new ernsto bel
approaching -fhe gdny-star of hope is 1ifsetiysf
'beaming upon tho moral horizon gslieidin Ia |
revivifying rays uponthe torpid infsils6s asvak.
ing it TO netYIess of life and yigof The t.nisse
OF mental emancipation must and will pros,,ell
- revolutions of this kind never 20 back.
81 3s, 80 -ssssl.J
Great DIscoyERy. IN all ages and conn.
tries, woman has heen iebrated for tie care.
less gayety ofsfsS dsDositon lila &, !,