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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
1THs Balc AK OF WlscAssEr, ArAN-

poNED AT SEA.-The brig Rome, Capt
Fowler; arrived to-day from Gottenburg,
has on board the Capt. and crew of the
brig Ajax, Of Wiscasset, which vessel was
boarded on the Gath ofJune, in lat. 43 l8,
ion % 40, on her passage from PhiladeI-
phia to Liverpool, complete wreck-she
having ten days previous, in q gale. lost
her mainmast and all her sails, took from
her 22 bales or cotton Wee York Jour.
Gom.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

sESome ofthe Tory papers are terribly
distressed at the idea of the Champaign
drank at the Webster dinner; what do
these honest prints think of the punch and
mint juleps, with which Van Buren, and his
retinue are refreshed" on their royal pro.
grsss through the Ancient Domnion7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

The editor Of the HaowelI Chronicle has received
piece Of bread The bread it appears was baked from
the first gris' gronl at the steam grist mill in thai
town, which has just gone into operation
Our enterprising friends, Messrs JACOB and JER'H
ROBINSON, are now about putting in operation, SINH
lar mill in this village. Perhaps we shall get our toaj
when the mill is finished, If we don't starve before.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

nFWe would inform the Haverhill Gazette that t,s
Hon. John Holmes belongs to Lincoln County. He now
resides in Thsmaston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

The Bank of the United Ftates. and the Banks
generally, that had not before. was TO resume Spe-
Gle payments last vonday, the 18th. Now, when
will the Government resume.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

The Atlas States that the veteran Com. Talf, is de-
sirous of again going into active SERVICE and will be
appointed to the command of the Ohio, ship ofthe ns
now lying at the Charleston Navy yard
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

II remained ore day longer there wis
casset) than intended, for the purpose OF
dropping into the Loco foco Convention
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

The Darien Telegraph gives information Of sew
eral horrid murders, lately committed IN that region
by the Indians Of Okef nokss swamp,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

"VoLrAIRE. Cowper said Of him. tina. he
was one who built church, and laughed
his God to scorn.'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

Hay of the best quality is selling 10 Hallowell for
five and six dollars per tom.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
THE LOCO FOCO CONVENTION
AT WISCASSET.

We have received letter from our friend
*** from which we take the liberty to pub
fish the following extracts.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

ELECTIoN--MoNDAY, SEPT. 10.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

60 August 10th 1888
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
SEaE.Eehg'r,,S SALES.

e - FiiihC Oi si!iiurS wis oi iieri Edcids 10
Ub iii' directed. viii tc sold Il, Ldg field &.
-. o!' ic li'> h!und0, and L tuesday ia October
eA'' the ioiiow'n properly viz:
T.. u"n'dy, L. I. rs James Owensby, one
-\r.io tr, haiy.
hc STATE, rs John Young blood, one Sorrol
iiotSc.
'a'"e" VI Cnilrham. bea,cr, VS. Wiam ID.
MIMI ci ana jos. Sum!nc.aii, the irac, of Land
Mhcfc ',hcfc VIM. u. kmblcl lives, ad, ,oining Mira
Morgan and oihc,s.
y. l.. Gray W. james Il. Dn(!ngt on and James
"'HcS' nc tract oil land where Jas Jones lives.
CO., ','ai''ihs one hundred ami eighty acres more
"i 'ess, joining lands Of George Coleman nnd
others. ~
bu!rci l.. fIobb- for Warren Winn. va Jane.
Jones. Tic tract OF land where defendant lives
containing o'e bundled aid eighty acres. nd
.oihii George Coleman auu others
'""h ''"i'''iIon. vs.. john J.. Siinsins; Other
itaiiis''s 81 vcraly VI. the Same one M gro we
".an l. dis.
" Liam =. johnson. vs. JoEn 3. Covingion
ihc "eieLd"n's interest in the Vi :iie l;Ous, and
L" IN ,nr T'wn Of Hamburg, known US Gov
M tOi. Z. Fairs.
Oliver Tow ca. Ordinary. " The Sam.s the
anotc described property. The Same. ys John
-. ran ms interest IN tie above described Wa,a
House and Lot.
Tami> & Bacon, vs. William Morris ,hc
trc' o land y here defendant lives near The Vii
saee OF i.dg etic'd.
IcIIns o! sale, cash.
w. II. MOSS, s. Ed.
'eP' w. 1908 e 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
TEACHERS wa N'E,E,ss

q VIE Principals OF Tic Aluie and Fer,a;e
"a SCHOOLS ut greenwood. having determine
ch to retire from their respective occupations at
me close ni the year, we pr, pose 10 The consider
atl"m OF Teachers generally. the charge orthose
inS'ithtiohs the ensuing year, lS:h. The schools
VIII DC 'in't"d to certain number of students.
ana a frncipai required for cacl, one OF them.
VIZ: me Clnsslcal.thc Female. the Male, I.nglsh.
and the Musical department the Female sch, ol
n liberal sniary will be given toail and none need
apply unles' they are qualified in every respect,
ana can come well recommended The Teach
er ior inc Male English school mnSt be thorough.
" acquainted with Tie sciences We would IN.
form 'hosc who may wish to make applications
'ha' we desire them to do so as cary as Iossir
or previous to the 2Nth October ,rxt. n, wi,irh
tiine we EXPECT to 20 into the clcci ior A mar
r'ed gentleman. II suc!, can he procured. would
he preferred I" take charge of the Ecmtle school
whose Lady may he competent Assistant mar.
ticn'ary IN the Musical Il par'ncrt Letters on
the snb'cct may he addressed to me or any of the
Board OF Trustees, directed Wondvillc +. O. :.
C.. .C.GRIFFIN seem
Sept. l3, 1893 3s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
NO. LII.

"a horse! horse! my kingdom for horse."-
said Richard the Third OH Bosworll field:
but it was none of your marsh tackles, In
dian ponies, or skew bald, orass-rcd. piny-
woOds cider nags, nor would he have ci,n-
sen the alternative. jackass,as the Yankee
Comedian had it when he travest. d the a.
bnvc mentioned line. 1t was such All one
as the Bard described, with
"Broad breast, full eye, small head, and nostrel
wide
"IIgh crest, short ears, strait legs and passing
s,romg,
Thin ninnr, tinck tail, broad buttock, tender
hide -
Such an one as the stocks Of Galla,in Eclipse,
Bertrand, Nh !iicr. and suci, like afford
To ride or no To- rid, tina, is the question:
Whether It's noblcr in the mind. ,n endure
The pains and agoni's Of riding scrub horses;
Or 10 choose our horses of uobr breeds,
And by SO doing e. d thcr,l TO ride. to fly
No more:-and, by tha, flight to say we end
The I,eaI-ac!lc and the tl,nusand racking iolts
That we submit ;o-'tis IL cons summation
Dcvou'ly I" he wished.
The blood stock Of our country can and
shoul'l he improved. Whether for run
ming. riding, or drawing, if the choice be
made from horses of good honc and muscle,
the thorough bred is preferable TO the cold
bl"o'lcd horses. The spirit manifested n,
the colt shows cvinccs thai We are alive 10
the importance Of this subject: and trust
that the one t",ake place on The third Tues
day i'll Ortoher next, will show AN increase
of that interest. by surprising every pre-
vious exhibition in the number of tho colts
the beauty of their forms and the iuIlncss
Of their pedigree, BREVITAS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
Miscellaneous.

Rebecca Lamar AN affecting iuciden,
relative to this Iaty, who /, will lie rcn,cm-
bcrcd was one of the female survivors of Tho
ill-.arrcd passengers on hoard the Pulaski
has nst cnnnc to our knowledge. Miss La.
mar, says Il gentleman from Char,rs;on
who's. life was saved on the same p,r, ON oi
the wreck. was our guardian angel, cheer
ing the dcspunding. allcvia,ins the sorro,vs
of those who had seen the waves of the
ocean close owe, their nearest and dearcst
relatives. and administering hope and CON
ISOLATION even 10 the veteran sailor. 10 whom
scenes oitc and disnav had lnnr hecr
!;liniiar. so great, in fine, was The conf .
denrc she inspired in the hear, nf every
member of our unfortunate band, ,lla, those
whose fate ii was never 10 reach the shore
alive, when they l"l: their hour approach
ing. requested as Il favor, that they n,irb,
hc allow ed to rest their heads uron her
lap, and breathe out their dying moncu,s
with all the consolation she was capahlc of
aflortlrne. Aud thus all those who were
unable ~ survive the horrors of the awful
hour, with their last looks towards her who
never quailcd or blanrhcu bcnraIh the fer.
rors of the scene, although tie slou,cst
hearts had Iailcd, and the bOldcsi tremhled
in anticipation of their fa!c.
How 'lo the slnres of Catharinc. Il
Semarimis. or a Margaret dc Valdcmor
pale nrtoic the virtues of such Il woman
Let those who bear the name Of Lunar.
hcncctorIh cherish it more proudly, than if
1t conferred wealth. or power, or nobility
upon the posscSsor-BoSiOn Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
From The London Standard .4vg. 2.

oHEIGS iNTELLIGENCE.-Our foreign
news is extremely barren of incident.
From Paris we learn that the accustomed
farce of the "threc glorious days was ac-
ted without any accompanying circumstan.
Ccs Of the slightest interest. On the whole
in Iced, the feie this vcai may he p.onuun-
ccd n complete failure. Great prcpara-
tions were undoubtedly made. bur the un.
propitOns state ofthc weather cast a ocncr-
al damp over tho rcjoirings. The fire
works failed-the ilumnations were near
ly put out-therc were no grand reviews
there were no marriage portions given TO
the fair cXpciant damsels-:hcrc were no
presentations of the Parsan mobS, dcuificd
by The title Of the heroes Of the barricades,
ut the palace Of Louis Philippe. In short,
he reign of dulness was unbrokcn through.
out the "gav city" OF Paris. The political
news irnm France is equally unintcrcsing
The Spanish papers give MS no intelligence
from The seat of war. A decisive engage
mcnt was expected to take place about the
2Olh ult. From Portugal The accounts are
by no means Of cheering character, insur-
rcctlonary movement have recently taken
place in that distracted country. Bv letters
from Odessa we learn that tho Russians
had obiaincdsomc advantages over tho Cir
cassians, and that the whole of tho shore of
the Black Sea was in possession of the for
incr. Grea' preparations are making in
Austria to give cclat to the approaching
coronation of the Emperor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

communication being such, that could not
notice it under the influence of kinder feel
'nss. That he has done mo injustice, and
attempted to represent me as occupying n
position which an honorable man would
dsdain, hr himself mus, sec. if he will take
the trouble to review what he has written
Ahd hesitate not To- assert, that l,c who
eau thus publicly make such an in,puta,ion,
IS himself worthy Of it. II may however.
be possible, that have mistaken his mean
ing; ifs", il would afford me pleasure TO sec
the matter SD explained.
With great respect, remain
your obcdicnt servant.
It. II. NIXON,
Sent 18th, IS3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

TAsEoUs STATE OF THE EEArH.-
Though 'hc mind, accustomed TO phinso-
ptIchl inquiries. may find il difficult To COM
prrh"nd the idea thai This plane, once rxis-
ted IN gaseous stale. this difficulty will
vanish upon considering the nature of the
material of which il is composed must con
Slnnfly undergo. Water offers fnmrIar
example ot Il substance existing on the sur
face Of tic '.l"he, in the separate state, Of
rock. fluid. aud vapnur. for water consoli-
dated int" irc is rs hard as granite or the
adanlami and, as W" shall hereafter have
"chsl"n to remark, has The power of pres
Prvn@ for ages The animal and vegetable
that may he therein embedded. Yet. upon
an increase of temperature, the glaciers Of
Alps, and The icy pinnacIrs of The arctic
circles, disappear. and by degree Of heat
still higher. might he separated into two in
visible gases. ny ydrogcn and oxygen. Me-
tails may, in like manner. be converted into
gases: and in The laboratory Of the chemist
all kinds of maI'er pass easily through eve
~ grade "i transportation, from the most
dense and connact TO an ariform stale
We cannot, therefore, refuse our assent to
the cnnclusio',, that the entire of onr globe
might ne resolved nIo permanently case
GUS form merely by The dissolution Of tbr
existing combination of fmatter.--Afundelrs m
Uondcrs Of Geology.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
NEW ioRK. Sent. 8

NEW YORK, Sept. s.
Stedm Ships.-Mc have been Favored
with The pcru,al of Letter from one of rhc
first houses in Liverpool to il merchant in
'ths CITY slated the 24lh uI July. which states
thai at! ncc"cia,on with SIR John TohiuS
Tor the sale of the steam ship Liverpool.
had ceased, and tha, manv of the prnposrd
specualloms in Atlantic Steam Nnviration
were IN Il great measure suspended. The
statement IN some oi the pnpcrs therefore.
mat the Liverpool would depart for New.
H"rh "" 'ii1 ei,': Aug, from Liytrpuol Is uu
doubt incorrect.
Another letter Informs us thai the steam
ship British Queen, could noi possibly be
ready tor sea before tn cXpiraiion of Guur
months,-ahou the tii>i December. II *
very doubtful whether The Company IN
which she belongs. will thiak il advisable.
to risk Il first passage across thr Atlantic in
the depth OF winter, and in thai case il is
probable thu Grea, Western vii! cease. run
ming during that season. which her owners
inicnd to devote to making various i'm
provcm"nts in her Which experience has sur
acstcd.-Amer ericIn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
.EsfsssERsisSssat0s.'s e &aSe

w III. he sold at Edgch,iu {. House,
w tn the Isl Monday in October ncx,.
q. f"hi!'. ""'cry. under an Order of the
n""'' "i EG"IiN, all the undivided Real Es-
':''" OF HE late Colonel ELpRLp S,MKISs.
sccn consisting of The
'ii'LAGE DWELLING HOUSE &c
WIN :; i"t at nhont twelve acres attached 10
'--H' vcrni NiLLAGi SToKE-iIousr Lors
M" '"nc vacant LOIS fronting the Public:
SH''"rr-na' l,oi adjoining The Academy
'':'h hari;>' Church LniS---a small I,o, or,
thr West >i;r of the Car,hri,lrr RooI no,r
i"''rr>viiic. adI"irins lau,s OF Mr.. Cor,ev.
ana opposite Mr. Gi;h-'s Carriage Factory
ana also IN excellent Mill scat on Shaws'
creek. The Dwelling House is considered
6",'%hi'"l residence for private family.
'' t"rr's are ono and TWO ears cred;s
win mortgages. and two approved sccuri-
''es' +. w. PICkENS.
admir- u!th Tic ,ciI annr1s6
'h'y 20 ic.iH 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
Sept. 18th, 1885.

we are requested I" call Meeting Of
the Citizens of Edscfcld District. n, this
place on Sale-tlay next, with the view of
appointing Delegates to the Merchants Con-
vent'ou which sits At Augusta on the third
Monday of October next. Some of The
late Delegates are expected to report to the
Meeting.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

Large Water Melon.-We were this
morning shcwn water melon, raised by
MI w. Is. Hay, at his place on The Island,
one nile above this place, which weighed
DO IDS, ana measured 22 inches IN Iens,h,
and ~ Inches IN circumference, each way.
MemEhis Tenn. Gaz.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
Land for. Sale.

FENHE Subscriber oilers for sale his Plantn-
a honylng 90 the waters Of Little Stcphrn
and Rocky Greeks containing abou, eight hun.
dred GSoO A"rcs ad dining lands of Capt Wea-
yer, IhoS. ilarysv and others Persons wishing
to examine the place can apply to Jas. ;reen on
tho premises. For terms ply to the subscriber
living at Fdgefed c. House Corn, Fodder.
and Oats can b. had at the place at market price
sdps 1s, 1893 d93
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
s2es;f'*fss EtsstEte Sc73salsa,.vs
t'a a-,. tx. a.. lsGIks.

q s. LSPi.CI FULLY mIurms TN. inb,,;,on,.
a@ oi Augusta ana Es vicinity, I. at the Winter
session. ~ ar sccin.llar. " i'll commence on tb,.
Isl Vi pctobri next a"d thai she has succcedpd
III op'ai'lii'g IL" most Gfht lent Asss tan.s bn,L
mae ''no 'ii!a!c Ia der that sutlstao
upii wi!ch She 80 art!culiS dcSireS
i'' c"u!se oi "iu;:ics " i'll consist of tire, d-
ti,,,, ,'.., PER.
~ riii!$. ArIfh"tc;ic aud ilelnen,ory
l''n'hes Of History, Grammar ard
Geography. @.
acc'"" L""rsc -l!stcr' modern and an.
cic'. 'Ie"s Gaphy, Erlal!nar, Farsug,
or iIGepl ai.d Dic:aiit,i S1o
i"'." t"fFsc accompanying every branch
OF II" HG!i-h Education, as taught in
'"e i''tciri' :'ca'i, u'ic> oitl.c l. States SIS
frc' c!i. Spanish d Latin Languae cs. each Sill
brHwE IS
iai:ii'!g III water cO!1rs S1n
h,,." Oh iano Ioiic, including Vocal
.";sic $50
I 81 0' tue Eia:n gratis.
u is 'rsii;ii'Ir ;ha' pupils scu!d be entered of
aSca'!y rci.nd IL l.osshc io. the purpose Of
i"''i'i! classes bi:i this is attended with sonc
m'r"n' el,!rrce 10 distant patrous it is the cytaJ.
t'Sm" rue WIN Tie Seminary ihn, the quare1
co,',n'"i'r" "n!g :rhr" Hc ;,;,;,H is tn:crcd
n" pupil Wi hc .cccved for :, less term ,b,,
one ''Atic! nor W ! amy dcd'rri!u,. lie made for
'h-cHcc iH-"pgho.! h' gear there will be bus
ore tao'i'h $ vacation fer which no deduction
will be made.
nir:' NOISE cai accommodate limited nup-
Ger o! Noa"" 'at''e- II her family with Boarins
ana i.oHai" where beng under her im,nrdiatp
chHEGc. stIri attention viii be paid to their morals
ana hrp"tim"m Boarding and Lodging. PEI
quarter SO
Angusta. Ga. Aug. Is 1883 30
ne N't.cTScv.'ie STANDARD % Union: Snvar
nan tIe"rslail aud Edee6ela Aeai ef;;ss ,afin
publish The a'o'" weekly until lst October. and
/ tOrwai 'hcir accou1;s ''''h'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

BRANDON BANK.--, One siariin. fac,
(savs the Aberdeen 1drocats, is developed
IN the report Of the Commissioners, who
lately examined The affairs of this institution
sufficient in itself to shake the couli,lrncr
in the s0l"ency Of the Bank. which is. that
lh" united liabilities of The Persistent and
Drrci"rs, ten in number. amount, as paw
crs aud endorsers. to the enormous sum of
nearly three millions ofdoiinrs."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

mes Littcraircs. Les Hommes d'otat. were
curious 10 see the course OF studies of the
great DiPtrn,df. One Of the first books ere
ated no little interest; it was "D,rection
pour la Conscience d. un Roi," with mar
g'nal notes III The manuscript, The largest
part oi the Li"rary was purchased by Mr..
WhIlh OF Florida, and will be an acuuisi.
ton IN The L. Suites.
The purchases of the Prince, a, the diff.
ferent periods of his cventlul life, indicate
Ills chaiiStS oi position as .'coi,lin. events
cast then shadows ..eiure them" iicpub.
iica''lsih seemed To he cheaply cstimalcd.-
he old Constitution OF the republic, in
quarto, handsomely bound, sold for 10 cents
and BcnJanin Constants speeches, me-
senIed by him To ihe Prince Tor four francs.
i, 1, sali tha, the Prii,rc aid no, read much
al amy period oi his life, hut when he did,
II Il, l'is hahn 10 make ms observations, in
the marSin.'-N. !. Star.
ALLEN CUNNiNGnAM WITH MAsHAL
oouLr.-Our good TREND MIR. Allan Gun
n'ngham Vas introduced 10 Mash: Suuir;
an" us the interview was inter sing, the
reader WE should suppose, will hc the re.
verse OF disIira~ed to l'crusc Il hurried note
oi II, gwen Us nearly as possible in his own
IN iorlland House; iIc received me kindly,
aud '"ok me by the hand, placed me ON u
sola bcsIhc INN, and SAID he was indc,I,d
to Ills irieuu, the Baron de L. for mnkiun ,s
acquainted | SAID had desired l., seq ,
'iiah "i great and strong talent by nature.
ana NOT by act oi Parliament, ,ba, 1 had
long adti.iicd hi. Tor his generous ,ribu,,.
to the mrn"ry OF Sir John Moore, and
looked upon hiiii aSo..c Of the nnblcsr mind
ed oi oui foes. lie smiled at this. and ;u,n.
ing 10 me Shlu-'.Eoc. | never was van,
!oe, al least III ihe course scIsc of the word.
WAS ta"Sn' '" reSpcct you in the strrlcst
oi all scl'oi, the battle field n,ul il was
only yesterday told your vnuli. Queen
'h"t britain aud fiaucr had iricd the sword
long enough 'oeach offers ha. nj. and SHOULD
no" Try what lricndslIIp could do, AID thus
insure me peace vi Europe" | how ed
aud replied larshal, you arc still ~ th,
HELD, you have Won 0liIer countries nv the
sword, aua now you are come 10 conquer
us NY courtesy AS said this h,. pressed
my knc' gently with his hand, aud made
sumo aiiu>ion Ia poetry. lie is Il noble
nIartlal featured man. tall. TOO AMI vigorous;
and 'huusht ot Auslrailiz, and muuy y,
bloody field rs he shook hands will, ,nr n,
l'ar'!nS. But we are nnr parted vc,; he has
sent ne card Tor his grcui ball of this eve
nl"@ (oth Jnly) when shall again sec, /
feel assured, The same simple, easy, cnurtc-
aus man | found during the iui,rv,.w
have a'tenipted to descr,bc.-.ScotchP Paucr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
MontMy Erhibi;. ;,5IJi TiI20
WEATHER AND WINDS.

IN" Ia. - 2G and 27 were fair DAYS, the
remaining days were variable. Thcrc was
ram ON tic 3. =, I3, IL. 2l and %. tb.
greatest qnan'lty which fell on any one ,In,
was Z lO-l6 imcEcs, and Tie least 81 III
inches the whole quantity which E,ll dur
me the in"n'h WAS : 7-Gl inches. No day
WIS windy. nor Was either of rhc rains nc-
r"nnpai''d with high wind. On fourteen
days thunder or lightning, sometimes h,,I,
were heard and seen: AT times near ~,
Other days distant. The coolest day was
tie 23d, The warmcst The Isl. There were
fourteen clondlesS evenings, of which c!cv II
were favorable for stellar obscrvntinn.. or
esr winds 8 were from The North, ION
f., East. ; S. f., 3 Soulh. o :. NIL
west n. W; presenting This remarkable
occurrence, viz: 3 IN, , =. 2S Ea,,wnrdly
4 - W"siwar'!!y winds The Bnro,uc,rr
and Thermometer hung in AN open passnyc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
SAFE oG GGSo Acres of Land.

'Dl.ii Il" biter oi the Court of l.o,N I
wl sci IN Ill" first Monday IN October
next. ra convenient day thereafter. I'LL the Land
bel nainG' 10 I)ah {. Simi,Ins. Il MINOR living
on l.llti" Turkey Creek. joining lands Of Judge
Butler. tv"ry Bland SO. and others. and con-
tanning by Coats survey. !tS2 acres There is
none oi the In {! cleared The terms arc one and
two wears cr,d good security. and II mortgage
OF ih" pre- nscs. F. W. PlCKrNS
Aug ~ ISJN 80 GHcT3.Cr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

WHALES MILk -Th, scamcn in the
South Seas use whales milk in their coffee.
tiieni of ours Just returned from The
Pacific, says it is always cool and refresh
ing. The whales are miIkcd l,y mer,no;ds
M present. bur pa,en for milking ,hcm
mas ins' been secured by 4 Yaukcc.-Lir.r.
Yoot Mercury.