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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
Arril 10Th, less.
To rllGprorLE OF CAMPBELL.

~ Ill It1llts VI \ Nhi bri4lt
Ff'ipr- fBt:eaS-l have endc Sored. wherever |
have addressed cenyrrsed with any portion of
you, Ia lay before YOU, plainly. aud eandldly,
my political sentiments. judge, then Of my
pnse at hearing II sud, on saturday last At the
muster at Mrs. Icwl>'s, that the grounds taken
III my remarks on thai occasion differed from those
ayoWcd hS me At Nout Marrh court. uuhes-
talloglv denied then, Is now do, the mpntaton-
aud assett "lhort irM II contradiction, that, IN all
the speeches have delivered aud IN nil the
Sations have held, since annuneation rs candl
dlte, have ,nicd one hans breadth IN the state
ment of my opinions. | held in equal contempt the
habit, and those who practice IT, ol running both
sides OF question and occupying the po>luun that
/ do-perIodcalk, an editor OF a public news
paper, expressing my opinions all public
ters,-u would be rs foolish rs II would be cu)pablr,
were 10 attempt it. ! therefore asset that those
WHO make tins charge either misunderstood me
one OF the occasions feieucd 10, else they wfuy
msrcpresent the opinions expressed To place my
sell beyond tea reach hereafter, a. well asto inotm
those no may desus information, | viii distinctly
Tut down, IN black aud White, nay VEINS GA the qncs-
ton particularly referred To. then state
!. That ! believe i National Bunk, properly guar
Died aud rcsflclrd--aod especially If the several
States made the exclusive holders OF its stock,
instead Il Iudlvlduas.--the best system OF finance
which the Fcdelal Government can devise. But,
that seeing that National Bank, ,lndcl any possible
organization, Is now cut Of the question. every de
partmcnt OF the Federal Government beng opposed
To II, and lnt the range Of selection Is narrowed
down to choice between Nj. RNes's Substitute
and a Government Bmk, % for the ofmtf, not rs
4 choice, bat rs an dItemant-dnd not item clear
cohHIcuon,but nevertheless "uh a sincere hope that
II may Wor, well, aud answer The ends promised 10y
It's author.
=. That IT this second edition Of the league of
Stae Iianks under materially different, aud as |
believe more efficient and lesiub eeuotable oleanl-
zalion tI,an the inst shall slcte,d IN doing what lts
projectors promIsc-ltu >hdI ave us tu ting me
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
7HOnOng:slia lottery.
Es.Y'EgsgsYssG .sC.gEoE.NX'.

VaNlIE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them.
1 selves together for the purpose OF conducting
the above mentioned institution winch will be opened
on tie 9th March next, for the Instruction Of
Youth, respectfully soc'Ia share OF public pat
iouagc.
The Academy, known rs the Old Baptist
Church, is large aud commodIons, conveniently
and pleasantly situate on the Western termination
of 81 street, aud secluded from The noise and busIlc
Of the Town.
That course of insruclonwlIl be pursued, whlcl,
wall quality the pupils Tor admission into College OF
the University.
The prices of tuition, for the session of five
months, will be, for
Orthesraphy, Reading, Wiring aud Arill-
mctic Sle,5O
English Grammar, Geographic with the
use of Maps aud Globes Ancient and
Modern II story, Natural aud Moral Pm.
losophy, Rhetoric, logic and Mental Phi
losophy, $500
Mathematics, the Latin and Greek languages 2O,O0
Domestic aud Foreign Book keeping an
extra charge Of 2O,0O
Board and lodging will be furnished the pupils
who may desire IT, for 81 per month.
RO. Il. SHELTON,
WA JAMES SHELTON.
o. Refer to Mr.. Joseph p. Godfrey and Rev.
VIM. Perkins, of the Patrick Henry Academy :;
General Dllard oil Henry Doct. Da,d Of Pn,syl-
vania; NJ p. Burks, Capt Jno. Tn,pin aud
Rev. n. H. Cobbs Of Bedford: Doctors Henry La
than aud Ro. $. Payne, VIM. +. \ anccy Esqr. and
Capt Pleasant l.abby, OF Eynchburg James &
llalsall aud 1hos. Woodson, teachers IN Char
lottesvllIe; Benz. b. Duke, Doc. Jno. 5. Winston
and Ro. Perkins of Louisa
Feb. Is tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

The Administration, II viii be seen, ID
lin, 10 recede from lis hostile attitude Mr.
waoJbury gives assurance, III a letter TO Trend IN
vi. that il is the settled policy Of ms
,,,,,,,cnt 10 aid in the resumption OF specie
I,e,,,~-and the Globe abors hard to show that
r. demonstration is NOT hostile 10 the Banks
-, boweyer arc the tricks OF a half -vahqulshed
-, ubo seeks 10 throw his foe of 81 his guard,
.,,, he may recover his lost ground and again re-
his assaults Let the Banks resume, aud again
..,o,,l and the cry oil Dirorce" now almost smeth
"a hx the louder prals OF popular Indignation, will
moved with tent Id enerey-& the people, wra-
, inc essant Suffering, aud losing all confidence
:, the Banks, will acqui esee in the Sub Treasury
Monster, which will spring upwth fresh sieor trom
Iii, ,,,ns-iust as nations have sought refuge in the
ann, of Despot, from the fury OF those, who, IN the
name Of liberty and Equality' have erected coos-
al fabric OF Anarchy and Lioenllousness. Weputno
faith in the extored friendship OF men, whose fears
have prompted professions which dlametrcal-
~ AZ war with iheir actions. The Banks will rue
the da, if they shall - listen 10 the voice OF the
charuer" who seeks not to relieve them from past
difficulties except with Il hope 10 involve them IN
,ew aud greater ADVERTISEMENTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
COMM IJ ATI.D.

T. dc SHERIFF, apd .Haaogers et0te Election, Jor
BoItoni cotqty, TAR Tie yeu l-3s.
You are requested To opcua poll at Liberty, and
At the different precincts, III bedford county, for
Doctor WILLIAM l.. OIEG, 10 be voted by hIs
friends, a candidate, 10 represent the citizens of
Bedford IN the next Virginia Legislature. Doctor
Wm. l.. O. icy has been requested, by number of
his hends, tie last aud the present year, 10 become Il
candidate, but has refused IL oerhs services 10 the
people OF Bedford HIS hlcnds on the South side of
Bedford have determined 70 hold loll for him,
whether lie offers or not
AGtrIIEN OF BEDFORD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

INC h"SsleS ADair.-The Select Committee of
''e Senate appointed to investigate the charges Of
upton against Senator Rugges of Maine, made
hePoft to the Senate on the l2th inst. by JUDGE
"''' 'hcf Chairman, concludin. witha resolution
"' ''e charge Is not substantially proof and that il
;, ''Apedient to take any measures in relation to il
- n'"died copies were oidcrrd 10 be printed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

W III the House Of Representatives, on the 9th
inst an elliott made strike from the Naval Ap
preparation bill tie sum necessary 10 carry ON the
Exploring Expedilion-a measure which has been
almost as badly managed, and which, in proportion
~ us magnitude, las cost much, with as littlc
pfoht, as the Florida way The motion to strike
o"' was supported by Messrs. Montgomery ON. c.
anu WISE and opposed by Alessrs Mercer, Sergeant
&C aud negalIved-ayrs 81, noes 81 The bill was
''en ordered TO be engrossed. 1t is one ding to
MAKE appropriations aud expcndthenr--it is another
10 get the moneys worth We shall believe that this
Exploring Expedition will reach the South Sea,
wien We shall hear of its arrva-and not till then
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
HlOQfaEAs PANAGa;A.

Instnrs nHd Temples celebrated Con. Mixture.
Scem Bass un Boxes, assorted,
Catbuule Dcntilltc 'lrurrs fuot'l Powder,
Fishing Lines aud Hooks, assu,lcd,
Bsans Japda Blackns tor Ld,ltos, Shoes,
ROMA Ii3ttH Strings assorted very Gnest qualify,
Guitar Snlngs aud Gu,iais,
Violin Bows, Pegs and li,ders, some very superior,
patfHi Lined and common Flutes, some The inest
quality,
.icoonilaas, aud Arcofotan Instructors.
Sweet Oh, Alcohol. Salalatus,
.Slnainu'S pauacoa, Pure Creosotc,
700 lbs. Almonds. in quantities In suit purcllasers,
very low,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

i Fact t1r he .lb5,ai0nisis.-Thc editor ol the
Petersburg lmel!igrncer says =" Duling oul late
visll to New y ork, We met with n.rlatto man who
was some years since slave in Moth Caolml.-
Ilesuo passing a, a white man in New York and
doing Profitable business, but in spite of TIN, is
anXiou, to reIutn to the South. la other words,
he prefers beng a negro in the South to being a
Whieman IN the NORTH Doubtless, thousands OF
the whites IN tie North would be beneGte by the
eNchauge, morals Il, we'll as nmore material things,
-su,h rs tie whcreaithal to eat and to wear,
and "'iIal, hcy would be not less free.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
April l2
FRENCH CAMEKICS.
EsEVsV.N IND .L.FCO.y.ETE

/ HAVE opened 100 pieces OF French printed
L Cambrlcs, Laws aud Jaekonels, To which, ih =
great variety Of Fancy Goods, particularly ASK the
attention OF the ladies'. JOHN u. MEM.
April . 9su
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

Effa'a.-n The sh line OF the Sd pa1aera5l, Of
the note of W. l.. Goegin, Esq in our last paper, il
should read reasons ola private character" instead
OF "fca>ons OF aprFdtet Je character" -Therc were
one on two other anImPortlnt errors in the address
which the reader will have corrected
In an editorial paragraph, i'll our last, the caption
should have been i CONTRAST" nsteal Of. i ro,i-
traet."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
K'rc>E, Spring Goods.

w L HAVE RECElVEDa part OF our
w Spring supply Of DRY GOODS,
And expect in few days 10 have general assor-
lDcnt. OF SEASSNABEE GOODS,
All of which will be sold at remarkably low prices we
invite friends and the public generally TO call,
and examine ouL stock
YOUNG &MEEM.
.Onc d1or belon Hc Banks.
Apf ~ lwIt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

~ he committee on the District Of Columbia
:" '"e H. OF H. has reported against re-ccdng that
D's'iict. The report was laid on the table
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

u IA election Is ordered to take place il Bal
"'nore GA The 25lhn inst fora member Of Consrs S. to
supply the vacancy oocasoned by the death Of Isaac
Mchim' John p. Kennedy IS the Wig, aud 6ieu.
Mani5t The administrator candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
Mrs. Mckinley GOrsclts.

4 SMALL Invoice OF this justly celebrated
"A Ornament, this day to hand, OF new shapes
aud designs, and beautifully flushed.
ROBINSON &ELLIOTT.
Aptill9 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
Lynchblurg and Campbell Court
sEOusc Turnpike Company.

4 ATlilED REQuISITION Of $50 per share
n was made by the Board. at its meeting ON the
II inst. which the Stockholders are required TO
pay into the hands ofthc Undersigned Treasurer of
the SAID Company,-and notice Is hereby gwen TO
the delinquent Stockholders IN sad company that,
unless the acquisitions which have been already made
be paid by the 9th day Of May next the sock will
be advertised and sold ioi heIr payment.
BY order the Board Of Directors,
WM. b. AVERETT, Treasurer.
Aprill9 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
WHITE 4 SMITH

WISH TOh hire, by the, month. rs or 20
L Negro Mcn.-Also 1 or 5 Boys to drive
carts--to work upon the James River and kanawha
CanaD. The work Is dry aud under careful mana
ger. MATT. NJ. KERR.
Mach g Nv if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
rNur., " An and rso,L


u Ache Drops new aud ,au ,ble Nedic ines,
Rose lar Wash and Han bye and oh assorted.
RMDM IN kayhor Ion the Skn,
NlDLlNS, assorted, oi which very old
superior quality sail "i kaoe-,
Otto Rose, Military, MUSK, 'ocoanut, F,on. &s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
FOR SA EIst,

A LIKELY YOUNG WOMAN p or .
N years oil age, frsi rate house servant aud
seamsress For particulars enquire at this office
April 10 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

I06t}c LdniS--Ol the l3ih INST. a bill to reduce
and graduate the price Of the Public Lands,
passed in tie Senate by the following vote:
Yeas.-Aessls. Allen, Benton, Clay Of A,ahana.
futhbert, Fulton. Grundy, Hubbard, kng. Ljuu,
Lumpkn, Lyon, Mouon, Nicholas, Niles, Norve,.
Pierce, Robinson, Scviei, Smith, Of Connecticut.
Smith, OF Indiana. Strange, Upton, Troucr, Walk
cr, White, Wright, Noune-27.
NaYS-MrSss. Buchanan, Calhoun. Clay, Of
kentucky, Clayton, Cruendtn, DAVIS, Mexican,
Merich, Ptents~, Rlves Roaue, Robbins, Rueges.
Swift, WALL WrHns.-l6.
This is another oil those measures hy which the
old States are 10 be robbed Of ther interest in the
Public Domain. Nh Clay showed that it would
operate or II millions OF acres and that its inmcdl-
ate effect would be take off 81 millions of dollars
from the value OF that property. All of these lands
will ultimately be brought downto the low price of
80 ceHts peracfc, aud not less lhan s. millions Of
dollars will Then be struck of from their value
Mr.. Clay also showed that this reduction, which is
not graduated according the quality of the lands
cannot be made without materially affecting the
vane of real estate throughout the Union
The peope Of the old States are emit ely too time
and lEdllielenf, whilst their public property is thus
holsted at the "auction Of popularity" The adj
lmnstralion IS bidding high fer Western Jotes;
and hence we find It's friends in the Senate with
hut few exceptions prepared 10 rllly its corrupr
tend tfeir nleIesti1 this great inhcritancc out OF
which they are in fair way to be cheated by pollfi.
cal gamblers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

o. We have rarely, il ever, witnessed such Il
spell Of weather, At this season OF The year. dat
which we have experienced for several days past
To use a hackniel quotation oflfc Enquirer, " VIII
ter is lingering in the lap of Spsine,' and seems
~ 10th 10 leave II. Last SUNDAY, we had haul,
and rain, X on Monday piercing blasts Of vnd,
such a. might very well become December. We
hope the fruit h1s not heen destroyed though much
OF II, well as earl, vegeiatior of every kind,
be materially injured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

~ Nh llamer's resolution, pledging indirectly
ahe aid of the administration TO he rcsunllng Banks
wet lies upon the table OF the H. Of K, that body
haying twice refused TO take IL up--irst on motion OF
Mr. n. and then on motion oil Mr.. Wise-the lead
dng friends of the administration voting against II !
Mr. IIamer, ii is said, has been der ouncod IA eau
Gus as a deserer," and will shortly be read cut
of church, it being not fashionable to shoot
traitors under the second section" OF the Nlr-
,gna deli CATION, Messrs. Boudin, Hopkins, John
sou, Mercer Stuart, TalIaterro aud Wise voted III
favor, and Messrs Coles, Craig, Dromgoole Jones,
Mallory, Morgan, Penny hacker aud Rwes against it
The remainder ofthe delegation absent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

0F~ An interesting debate took place in The ) =
na,e the llth lust on the subject OF oar relations
with Mexico. 1t grew out of an enquiry made 10y
Mr.. Walker of Miss. whether the committee for
clen afirs had had the subject under consideration,
and if an early report might be expected Mr..
buchanan, (tllc chtman OF that committee replied
that they had discussed the matter informally, and
that alnajorits of then agreed, that the final de
,nand OF our Executive had not been complied with,
something more WAS to be done =" But who MAS TO
do it The conclusion to Which the majority had
come was, thai the next step must be a measure
nlich M t ietR 10 Iur--gr Var USeif!" lie ad
ded thai measure OF this character ought to u,l-
suate in the other llou>e-and he had been assur-
ed that Report might shortly be expected from the
committee OF that House. We hope the SclninoIes
ma, be isi'o>ed OF before we encounter Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

o." The GIobc, Enquirer, and othet adminstra-
ton prints have recently spoken IN very hghterms
of Albeit Gallatu. VIII they recant row, when
they hear that, in ms remarks before the Bank Con
yention, he condemned the whole financial polio,
of the administration. III the most pointed language
He observed iat ''thcie was not one act of the adj
,ninstraiion III reference 10 the Currency, for tie
last nine years. which lie approved, and none VIII ca
had not operated to emba,tass our monetary system
and destroy our currency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

LyaeLlwo, ip,H L, ls3s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
OBITUARY.
DlED-Om the ltli inst, at Eds sefield c. II.
Mrs. ELIZA iOUNGBLOOD, wife of MIR.
ERASMUS }. Youngblood, in the 35th year of her

DlED-On the llth inst, at Edcefield c. H.
Mrs. ELIZA YOUNGBLOOD, wife of MIR.
ERASMUS }. Young blood, in the 35th year of her
age.
Panegyrick upon the dead is so ndiscrimi.
nat" as toPe almost unavonlably commonplace
ami perhaps useless. But, i'll the present i'll
stance. 1t would be doing ginusticc to the memory
OF the dead. and violence to the feelings of the
ivin", 10 pass hy the deceased without one word
tu record her virtues.
Reserved aud retiring i'll her manners, and cx-
c!'Sivc.y domestic in her habits. she was known
only 10 Il small circle Of friends and relatives.
li' by them she willong he remembered az tho.
pride ol her sex, and an example to herrace.-
To- nund hy nature vi gOrous and masculine
and GnrIched by all the advantages of Il finished
education, was united Il temper kind, atleclionatc
and Ior"ivn@. But though in life size wa,
""d. ii was in death that she was great TWAS
upon that mighty occasion that tries tue soul rf
mall-it was III the hour of tleailI-tllat she dis
played to an admiring circle. her wonderful 81,
prrlor:y. Having been iattered bv the fond
drluslon of friends, into the belief that she was
recovering from n dangerous illness, she was
suddenly arprised that her hour was nj hand:
then. without IL second thought about herself.
she began TO admOnish her friends, as they anx
iously gathered around her dying bed Inspired
by the grandeur Of the subject, she continued
without interruption for twelve hours, "a her
friends succcssivCly came to take their last adieu.
to impress upon them, in the most fervid and
eloquent strains. the truth, the value, the snbim
ity oftlc religion OF Christ. Announcing. with
Il voice clear and firm and an eye unmostenetl
by IL tear. while all around were weeping in hit.
terness the great and solemn truths Of Christ and
Immortality, she presented n spectacle wo,thy
of all admiration. In her death we saw how
much mightier is faith than philosophy. In her
lnl Ia,
could die, and have been contoundcd by the
Siu!rt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
Commercial.

From the 1ingusta Consti,u,ionaiisi, NIay 10.
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKET.
CoTroN'-During the past week, par
t'cularly i'll the early part, there was bet
ter feeling manifested on the part of both
buyers and sellers, and as several lots of
good Co.tons were put in the Market, they
met with ready sale, at prices ranging
from % to 10 cents Within the las, two
days, however, we think the demand has
sIackened, and we have to repor, our mar
kct much III the same state as previously
noticed. The sales from warehouses have
amounted To l,65G bales. We quote IL
lo cts.-a choice lot of prime, in square
bales, we believe would command some
thing over I'D cents.
GnocEEIEs.-Rcmain as last noiced.-
Business in this line, is at present confined
principally to the retail trade
fEElGHrs.--I,iver in good boating con-
di'"n. To Savannah, 81 per bale for
Cotton; to Charleston hy Rail Boad, Sl,25
for square, and Sl,50 for round bales is still
the asking prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
Miscellaneous.
From the CH0rifsfOu CDuri,r

From the Charleston Conrirr
Tie GREAT RAIL RoAD.-The following
extract OF letter, from highly Respectable
source. gives additional evidence oi'ihc fine
spirit, which has been awakened in Teuues-
see, OH the subject of this great cntcnpri,e:
"kNoAvILLE, April 2l' 1888.
81 am Gra'Iticd TO inform you thai our
citizens have nnl failed to meet the call for
the second lnslaImcnt Of stock, with lau,lo-
bic irdeI'ty, us you will see from the Com
miSsIoncr's report which will reach YOU
with this. Not one share hn, been torfci.
ted at this place. This result has exceeded
my most sangunc expectations, and, al
though the number ofsllarcs held is not great.
has created feeling Of proud satisfaction
among citizens, which they should be par-
doncd in indulSins. will take this oppor-
t'lnl'v OF stating. that to no one is more ere
d't due, for cIiccting so desirable result,
than MIR: David Campbell, Commissioned
4. This place"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
TALLAHASSEE, April 23.

TALLAHASSEE, April %.
Fdfdl Renc0untre.-On the 18th inst. as
Mr.. Howell More was proceeding to his
work, short distance from his residence,
he was attacked by three persons, TO wit:
Thomas +. Turner. his son Thomas Tur-
ner, and his sonin-law Ahram Bleach
W hen Mr.. More came opposite their place
OF concealtnent. the elder Turner arose and
snapped his gun at him, which fortunately
missed fire. struggle ensued between
tho three, in which the elder Turner was
seriously wounded in The side, aud his SON
In-law MORALLY wounded in the lower alb
d'mcn. The son then fled. Mr.. More re-
ceiscd several blows on his head with sticks,
but was not seriously injured. Bleach died
on The Esd. The father and son have been
arrested Nr. More is represented as
pcaceable and worthy man. The aiiray
arose from an old grudge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
E,,sDrOreA COfl0u esjus.

VEN H. subscribers having established u COT
q TON GIN MANUFACTORY in the
Town "i Hamburg, ). c.. on the improved sys-
TEN OF Mr. Boatwri"ht, beg leave to recommend
their Gins 10 the public. They warrant their
Gins To bc equal if not superior TO those of Mr.
BoaiwrISht. on account of an alteration which,
IN their opinion. is Il decided Improvement: that
Is. instead of blocks of wood on the ribs, they
have adopted the plan OF making the ribs of their
Gins entirely "fs,ccl and iron, which have prov
ed by experience L" be preferable.
MIR. Boalwr ght having declined the Gin ma.
king business in Augusta, Mr.. J.. B Coon. who
conducted ii there for him. bring one of the part
nrrs i'll the concern, they will endeavor to give
satisfaction to all who may favor them will, their
custom.
il Gins repaired nt the shortest notice.
COOB Il KENNEDY.
Hamburg, S. c.. April 49, 6m II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
SdraycG,

ANROM the Subscriber on the 9th of
Il April, two Mules; one Il black Mare
Mule shaved very much by the gear, sup
posed TO be about 3years OF age; the other
IL sorrel horse mule about the same age.
When last heard from they we're seen with
TWO wagon at Aiken, 4 reward of $40
will be given for the two ifdeivercd 10 Mr..
Johnathan ;Slccdman, at Aiken, or
J.. ID. JOHNSON.
- miles from Aiken OH South Edisto,S. G..
May ~, 1875 c. Is