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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

LII FOR NEW OaLEANs.-The Louisiana,
I'm and New York Lac Of Packets will salon every
-esH- Monday from New York, and from New Orleans,
and 70 insure the srictest puneualty In the c Of sailing
the line will bereat.r consist Of the following ships:
Ship sE,c c SStp,r ei r7iaax,s; l5i Jan.
Ship vICKSBURG, Capt wooabouse, 29lh Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis. I2th Feb.
Ship YAZOO Capt Trssk, 2sth Feb.
The above ships all OF tha first class copper
fastened coppered and upwards OF 500 tons burhea
are of very light Of water being kui In this city,
pr~ssy FIR the Trade The price Of passage fixed At eloo
their cabins fitted the most improved and
plan nshed and elegant style Ample
OF first quality will b. provided and regard had
the comfort entire satisfaction Of passengers These pack
comanlsd by captaas well experienced In the trade
who will give attention the mselveS
comm They will at all tim be towed mp and down
Mississippi by steam boats and the stces puncualy
observed time of sailing Neither the plains
OF ships will he responsible forewelry bson precious
stones silver plated for letter, parcel pack
by board OF them, unless ular Hills Of
adng FOR the and the value hcreia expressed
All goods the subscriber, will he forwarded free OF
commission. For freight passage. apply 10 .s-
r.. X. COLLINS CO. IA, South ST.
freight received after the Saturday evening
the day Of sailing. eN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19
q. sAvANNAH PACK ETs.-old Established

Ia SAVANNAH PACK ETs.-old Established
ree uar Succession Ss. iplsws
Ship ANGELI9uE, $ Nichols master master; ~
Ship MACON, ". osborn, master
Ship Lou lsA. d. H. Truman, master. fI
Ship oCONEE, new }; D. Wilson, master. -. =.
ts business and by captains well acquainted
with The trade Their very Superior and
forwarded cT f Eli 's is
Ssia .AIOB,LE PACK ETsTNEsy LINE
-'z despatched fem New York, on the 10Th and 18th Of
Ship THAMES, Jls. ID. snow, master.
Ship ROB ROY, A Arnold. master
Snip wA NsR Tho; ps a.i Ps' master
The all first ships, copper fastened and cop
pered commanded by experienced in the trade with
forwarded subscribers will be hippedfree Of commits
'iGn For freight or passage acP aSSTER sco q Pine St
FED The subscribers have established line of packets
Of ss . e port he sT c M seo y sS1
and is composed . Of the lol 2, vessels;
Brig D ETRoIT, +. ". Williams, master.
Brig CAMILLA, F. Neh- Is, nasts..s
rb BS re II %ogs v- w handsome
recommendations and commanded by experienced masters
ali goods for warded % the subscribers viii be shipped free of
'Ga a For sHs e % wa st.
Il. DARIgN. tGeo.l LINE OF PACKETs-Brig
-ss1x Brig PREMIUM J. Coburn master
Brig MACON, A. Bbbns, master,
Brig DARiEN, G, p. Buckley, master
Brig NEW JERSEY b. Matthews, master.
Schr, ID. b. CRANE, Studley, master.
The subscriber has nconnection with Mesrs Hawes Mitch
ell Collins of Daren Geo. established the above line Of YES
sels built expressly for the above trade and all copper aen
they have three sng the river All
y to The agent il NsT yoIk ,ss forwarded
line OF stages from Darien Macon three times
week also steamboat to St Augustine twice week jz3
FL CHARL MsTON PACK kIS-Csmmercia
Hf Line She following sses compose the above line
Brig DIMoN. Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORD ELLA Francis sherwood, master. z
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, VI. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY (new) W. whitiesey, master.
The above are all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their
commodalions for passengers extesve aud exerions
goods forwarded TO the subscribers will be shipped free
commission.
For freghtor passags apply to the captains on board
j2S wM A. CALDWELL SONS Charleston s. C.
Ia BALTIMORE PACkETs---UNION
xf8 LINE-The following vessels will Ne regularly de-
161spa'ched between New York and Batin1ors:-
| Brig PAVILION w. Belly master.
| Brig SOLON, B. Bourne. m.ster. 4. #s
| scki CHARLES ~. SMITH +. T. Totem master.
Schr iENRY BARGER, T.. G. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, G. l.. Briggs, master.
Schr LACONIC, }. G. Desison MASTER
The vessels comprising this line pcror and sailing,
nearly all built OF tue best materials expressly
trade ably the masters experienced pilots the
coast Insurance can be effected al the lowest great
spaich Willie given ard exeron will he by the
masters IL give satisfaction Shippers Goods forwarded
the subscribers will shipped free o commission For freight
apply TO j. ~ BRIGGS, % Old slip. NY.
lu,ithp nCcL Ralt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

"a SAVANNAH PACK rTS-OLO LINE
I48 The ships comprising the above ue win hs despatched
8e1m from New fork and savannah In The following
SHIN TRENTON, new Jas s. Bennett master. ~ T
sh AUBURN, tncwl N. Durfsy master
sbid REPUBLICAN, N. w. Foster master
Ship MILLtDGEvlLLE, D. u. rertcr master.
Ship NEWARK, r Dunhsm master ufl
expressly tie trade Their n'odaons ior pas-n
ana extensive, and facility viii be az
forded TO shippers by tbisiise. - sn Il
Goods forwarded TO the subscribers ~ be shipped free OF
all charges except those actually incurred.
JoHNsoN LowDEN, ss Wall st. and
jN wAsHBUGN LEWIS Savannah
"a NEwLIsE LlvERPOOL PACK Ers
fS To sail New York is;, from Liver pool
.-Ss<z on the ls,n Of eacn nnnth;
Nrw YORK.
New Ship sIDD0Ns, Capt. -, LIST January.
Ship SHERIDAN. Capt. A. Pierce, LIST February.
Ship GARHiCk. Capt ~ b. Palmer, lst March
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt J. Csilias, LIST April Il
FROM LIVERPOOL. EN#M
Ship GARRICK, Capt. ". n. Palmer, 18th December.
ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 18TH January. 4
New ship SIDD0Ns Capt - lsh rehruary.
Ship SHERIDAN A. Piercs, 10th March. - !
These ships OF the FIRST caS al arned upwsrusot y"
burthen built ip the city Of New York, with such ma
psSeagers Every care been taken ID the arrangement,
Of their accommodations The price Of passage nesce
or which ample inc u-g wpes. ke VIII be provided;
without wines, nc. sn These shps ulhe cemmanded ~
general satisfaction Neher the captains nor the owaers Of
these ships IA be respon,bls for LISTERS parcels or pack
BY them u0less regular bills Of adng are signed
therefor For fright passage apply Ia.
EK COLLINS = 60, s. y, south i =, Sey fers' oro
The ships ri this line viii hereafter and their pccu
liar construction gives them security not possessed oy any
other hut vessels Of war. sJi5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

hr.e abns sl of the hrst cless. Of
cha sesr and furnished Of the
49, st F,erv attention win he paid passengers 10 pro.
- ,s;, comNc and The rste cot.
.,d = sssd nv an uude stssde with the p-cpre,sr Of
e. lines NJ sI4n including wines sd stores Of every de-
srpsntIon, sl2s WILTON, wines and LIQUORS
% >, I've captains 81 these ships viii be rcspsw
sJ FOR am letters parcels o seat ny them, unless
rscp,ar hls Of aiding signed therefor
tfsr"egs.a pp,No sRefHERs d CO Iverpcoi, ssd 10
~o0o"o" "a southst New Ysrk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

-. Old LINE OF LIvEHP0OL PACM.
vrf& ETs-The Old Line Of Packets VII oe esIsenea
k Nv The suhscriers 10 san rtpa New fers ann Liver
oc o. Isl md 18th ofeach month Win me Exc pl"n MAJ
vbsa sailing day falls on sunday, "e shps w W."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

lusA TO LET-Fer the four story
IRE. Brick Building 70 Centre st. near walker Said build
s.ng was calculated for n Carriage Repository. The
ground floor q feet by 80 deep calculated for three
requrea Second story two p by 80 feet deep
Third story rooms above p w s0 Fourth
ry - by 49, calculated pain varnish
Apps the premises, second story stairs back room
There well hole 2 by H. from the ground floor TO the 4th
story with patent hong wheel complete capable Of hoist
ing the largest ST &c or coach. iJi-2w<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

"a SAVANNAH PACKETs-BRi0 uornerlv
49, Schoonerl LlNE.-Ths line i osiposed Of The
- following vessels. viz =
Brig MAD ls0N, w. Bulki.y, master.
Png TYBEE, r.. LYONS master.
Brig VIM TAYLOR. ~. Iloey, master,
Rig GEORGIA. II. Sherwood master.
Brig SAVANNAH, (newl J. Liveraorr. master
Brig AUGUSTA. tnew w A. Hubbard, master.
The above were built expressly for the Savannah trade
have superior don for passengers ana
are comus by experienced and a,gng masters They
viH s in regular and continue meet with their
usual despatch All goods forwarded the subscribers viii
~ binn,d free Of commission Forfreghi apply
N ''ff sTURGEs CLEARMAN,92 wansirect- j2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

IL LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
SM Sailing from New York the 2tlh and from Liver
-snfsspool on the 9Th of each month.
The above line Of packets will be continued by subscr
bers, and is composed Fl the following ships
Fresl New York.
June N-The UNITED STATES, Capt. N. II. Holdrege
March 24-Tbe ST. AZ DREW Capt VIM. C. Thompson.
Aug. 24-The vIRGlNIAN, Capt. Isaac Harris
Sept 24-The SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras. p. Allen
From Liverpool
May e-The ST. ANDREW SEQ tons
june 8-Tke NIRGINIAN, tons.
July s-The SHEFFIELD. 6oa tons.
Aug 8-The UNITED STATES, $50 TONS
The qualities and accommodations OF the above ships and
the r. putaton OF their commanders well known. Every
exeron will be made promote the comfort OF passengers
and the interests ofsporters The price OF passage Liver
pool in the cnbn Ia other lines Is fixed 4l4o with wines
and stores Of every description
The will be responsible for letter. parcel
package by the above ships for which bill ofadng
STEPHENw HirrEr,
SANDS. TURNER. Fox Co. or
Ja R0BT. KERMIT, ~ South ST,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

tit NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
HS This line consists Of Il ships and briggs OF which
E will san weekly till the ls of October; afte. which
time two will sail weekly during the busns These
vessels all OF the first class warranted to insure lowest
AID Jake the BIe Freight psssen-
viii be taken In this line throughout the year 10 per
cent less than any other line whsiever Apply to
La. X. ELwELL Packet Oibe, so Soutbs RI
All goods from ouperts will be shipped TO and forwarded
Immediately al New Orleans free commission, aud every
AID attention paid To des patch and Mer
chants having freight 10 dispose OF will find decidedly for
their interests apply rs abevc. j23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

- TO LET-A handsomely located and convenient
nAW small family without childron situated
sG in the upper part of the city between Hudson
and Broadway. Rent $500 per Address D. A. this
afice. n3Jts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

49, @ Irisi nE 5Tor d1s S ws'An E9H
spring street. stan ing two lots ground Is by 10
feet each with large gaHgway, and well Of
yards. To COED these premises or
other purposes stand uarvaed Apply at Ne. 1874 White
l7Iws
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
Collie Mixture.

III ME above is never Ialing cure for that
II variety OF cOiic, 80 distressing To Infants,
a..d TO- winch the most injurious anodyne cub
stances are too commonly given. ltls safe und
s"thlns .aid instead Oi producing cost, eiiess, it
usually OPP rates gently on the bowels.
Tins rened, has now been used for several
years. with that SUCCESS AMI Appreciation, winch
quack medicines made To sell, carn"t c. ,niriaiId
1t Is extensively used by tie hest piysic,ut,s III
the ounny, and To is' the language oi nn,i,y a
mother. acts ns ciIarm. " lI.r II uiiay- the
pam and luis til" child to resi- it does no. cave
behind II those unpleasant symptoms. which
Laudaht'h. .Baicsnans tops, &c. general, , pro-
duce. .>mp'r d,r"cti"Is accompany each v,,l;
certificates o! its efficacy Git required) ca. br
p. odnce" from til" most respectable c,izers Of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale bv
kfTCliEN Il ROBERTSON. .!.ambury,
EDW " LIB, IInd. rson E n.
| WM. lIACKEi"r, Prndict0n T.. H.
DIR. T.. J MINIS, Edgc,icM e.. H.
Feb . 1888 ,ri
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
TEACHERS WANTED.

tbt Iriciphs Oi the MHiC and female
Il schools at Greenwood. having determine
sh I" retire from their r"sper,iv occupations at
the close "t the year, we propose to the consider
a'"h OF ienchers generally, the charge OF those
Institutions the ensuing vcur, IS:. The schools
VIII hr ''mtd t" certain number Of students
ana r'nc'pal required tor cacl, one a, them.
VIZ; The Classical.the Female. the Male + tnsiish
ana the Mnsica.dcpnr:men, of the Female school
liberal salary will b' given toa and none need
Apply unless they are qualified in every respect
anu can come well recommended. Tie Teach.
or Tor the Male nesh school mist be thorough,
y acquainted with the sciences. We wonId in
form 10, those who may wish 10 make application,
t'at VIC desire them 10 do 40 as cary ns ,ossii,le
or pre-, ons to the 2OtI, October next, at wI,icl,
uihe we exi'"ct to go into the election. A mar
red s'ntema'.. if sucI. can lie procured would
he refer cd I" take charge OF the Female school,
WHOSE I.adv may he competent Assistant par
tc"lar, in the MuSica! de- part,nent. Letters on
tie sub cct may BE- addressed TO inc or any of the
Hoard OF Trustees. directed Wnntlvilie p O. s.
g.. X. c. GRIFFIN. Scc'y.
Sept l3, 1888 d &,
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DKUsA. OILS. sc.

LIE Subscribers rcSmcliun, I,Nuc the AT
tenti"i "f Merchants. Planters. Ply 81.
ciansnnd others I" their ia,ec Stock of
FAE > Il w EDICirII.
OTIS 81 att Il nus, Paints, Dye StmDs,
Wndoc G!usS, Brushes, Sc. &c.
ar THEIR rOEEsIS
ii y NJ Il! kG y y ID \ AuGC STA.
Their supply is heavy their assortment -o",
aud then articles trrSh.
Dealing cniircl, with the Manufacturers or
origin" importers they car scii thri, goods
rs low as amy house inthc Southern Country.
Please cali ard examine.
Omr Store in Hamburg is next tn II l.. JEr.
rERs 81 Cos. liz Augusta. opposite To BL ,LL's
or STovALL's Ware ilou<rS.
kiItiiEN {, ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM Il. N,rCnrS,
l.. VI. !,,HEHrSoS. NJ. ID.
DccrI;i..c, u. l-.a ,:I5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

Register Of the Land Office (or the Spring Filed
dis riC,. Mo, which Sc. his To embrace thu "pin.
ions ct many i'll different sections OF the country.
J -.
Having travelled much over tie states. both
west and south, and ha, ing heaid much said in
favor Of DR. Suppingio. 's fever pills, do here
yc"rtiiy that believe ti'er. has We, ye' been
any ''rdicIe offered 10 the public so efiicncious
/" The cure of frvers rs that which he fus pre-
pared. have kn"wn many labourng under te-
yer and nguc, cured III th course OF from "a to
~ h"nis; and ali cases Oi fever il. which have
know II used 1t has never i;ii!etl tu eflcc' cure,
so iar az known TO me, in shorter time than any
n'"tiic'ne have ever known used / do there
fore recommend it TO all persons tailoring under
tcrcr. ~ the best remedy known to the public.
JOi l. II IfADEN.
a fresh supply "f the above valuable mcdi-
cine is offered for sale at the Edsefcld Drug
Store.
April 10 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
Runaway Negro.

An NsV.h from the subscriber. on
~ the I3h "t September. negro man
h> The name of WARREN, ABOUT 25 or
- Wears old. having lost some Of his fore
t"rth. II is presumed that he has shaped
',IS course for Charleston, S. G.. A liberal
ward will he paid for his apprehension
and safe keeping. so that ] &c, him again.
BYRD NJ. GRACE.
+ :. Letters vii! reach me either at CO.
!"inhus. Ga. or Henry Court House, Ala.
u The Georgia and South Carolina
papers will copy The above four times. and
forward their accounts to this office Co
IuWEuS Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
Improved Cation Gins.

"a HNIll. Subscribers having established CuT-
n TON GIN MANUFAITOHY IN The
i"wn "i Hamburg. = C.. OH the improved sys-
TEN Of Mr. Boatwrig lli beg lcavr tc recommend
their Gins to tl,c public. They warran; their
ti'ns t" be- equal IL not superior TO h"S' "f MIR.
H".iwng!t. %, acc:unt Of nn alteration. which,
IN their ormi"n. is II decided Improvement: that
IL. instead of blocks of wood on the ribs they
have adopted The plan OF making tho ribs III their
Gins entirely "f>tcri and IRON which have prov
ed hy experience t" be preferable.
MIR. cartwright having declined the gin ma
KIM" business i'll Augusta. MIR. l.. Is. Conn who
COS Quoted there for him. b. ing one of :hn part
,crs in the concern, they will enticavo or to give
Satisfaction to all who may fav"r them will, tllcir
custom.
ID Gins repaired at the shortcs, notice.
COBB 4 KENNEDY
Hamburg, ). c., April 10. GIN IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

@oetie &eeess.
l LOVE THE SEA.

LOVE THE SEA.
BY MISS cATHARINE H. WATERMAN.
love the sea.
The blue the free
The roar OF its mighty minstrelsy;
The ioan oi IFS waves,
That madly raves,
Is the dearest sight my bosom Graves.
With thee. my bark.
O'cr the waters dark
With the summer moon our course 10 mark
How proud we ride,
Ger The dancing tide,
While the white foam laves thy hcavins side
We cut our way
Thro' the shining spray,
While the crowdimg bl.l"ws round us lay;
Aud our shouts Of gee,
Rung wild and fee,
On the mighty waste OF the boundless sea.
The mariners dirge,
Is thy sounding surge,
AS il rings hts kncll on the grave dark vergc o.
And his inst long sleep,
In the quiet deep,
IL rs calm us when willows o or him weep.
l love the sea,
Tie blue, the free.
And the roar o: its mi3 hty mins'rclsy;
Where the wild waves roam,
In their caps of foam,
The mariner finds his chosen home.
Then spread thy wing.
Thou bounding thing
And far DER the waves like sea gull spring
Our trust on high.
In the smiling sky.
And we rove meath tho light of n watching eye
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

A very spirited excitement is row pre-
vailing in Massachusetts, and r. Island
it seems that the Legislatures of these
States at The last Session passed law
forbidding the good people to drink any
kind Of liquor or wines, in less quantities
than l5 gallons, or wba, is the same. for
bidding its sale without license. in less
quantities; the sovereign voters. are, how
ever, determined not to submit to such
Wholesale g:szzling, wishing. most proba-
bly, to take it in smaller and more temper
a,e allowances: 'h"y are moving every
thin. TO have the law repealed at the next
SESSION, so that they may buy and drink
just as little as they please.
Hestern Cdrolinian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
FRESH SUPPLY

EHR 8iSRA SUPPLY
or BIGGIN,., KUIE 5, BACON,
JUST RECEIVED ANDFo SALE.
0I0 Pieces best HEMP GAGGlNG,
<SSSO :'h do wide TOW do
100 Coils Of small Hemp Rope,
100 do. do, Tow do.
5"D lbs. ..nglish 'rwine,
10000 prime bacon Sides,
Suga Coffee and Molasscs,
Salt, Iron and Steel
Teas Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Bram!ys, Wines. and Cordiuls,
All of the above articles, or any that we may
sell, we will rarranf to he of the best qua!aya d
vii! sci: 10 order or otherwise, ut the low 81
possible prIces and we assure our friends IL the
public generally. that orders for Bugsin. ana
Rope, or any other article i'll our line, shall Ia,
our best attention
We still continue to transact business on Com
mission, a. d will attend to the selling or storing
Of Cotton, or any other business entrusted to ouI
care. ii. |. JEFfEisS Il Co.
Hamburg July IL. .,: .-:- IT :"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
miscellaneous.

LICENSE LAr-"Ihe Ark.''-At The
present session Of the Supreme judicial
Court III this city, evidence was hrnunh In
before the grand jury to Obtain an in,lict-
Incnt for violation of the license law
1t appeared that some person or persons
had obtained raft or scow. erected d
shantee thereon. and ,nOorcd the same III
the Pawtucket River, where il was resu-
larly furnished with "a great variety "i
choice liquors. Attached 10 the scuw
was plat form which, when lowered, en-
abled persons from the shore to walk to the
ark, as the float was designated, and the
vessel was mvOrcd. 50 thai this platform
could be used OH either side Of The river. Il,
profit or policy might dictate. On gaining
it, there could be seen faucets rarlousi,
marked, r. G. B. &c. from either oi
which, on being turned. Sushed 10th the
beverage, its initials represented. Ihls
place of resort became very soon as popu
lar as any catering place in the cnantry;
as its glasses were always ready, although
no attendants were at hand. Those who
parook Of the refreshing stream. as IA
matter of course, left something as saiis-
faction ":r trouble. which by some leser-
demuin we c.:nld nol comprehend. and
therefore cannoi describe, was taken pos
session of by some spirit unseen and un-
known.
AS the dividing line between Rhode
Island and Massachusetts is at high wa
ter mark on the east side of the river, il
will be perceived that customers from our
sister stale, by their platform hem. placed
on their side. could be accommodated
without violation to the Massac achusett,
laws. Not so, however, with the laws of
Rhode Island; Against these M,rs there
was an offence committed, bur establish
ing the identity oi The offender was a very
difficult matter. Witnesses in abundance
were produced, who testified they mad
drunk deep of the waters Of the ark, but
whom they obaIned them Of, they hal
neither desire or ability 10 saw.
One person. IN Pawiuckc, testified that
he furnished from seventy five to one han
dollars worth "f liquors per week; tha, he
charged it 10 The ark"-that he delivered
it sometimes to one and sometimes To
another, who were employed To do chores
and finally he identified one person who
had nj one time received il, against whom
the jury returned n true bill. and whose
trial will take place at the present tr"m of
the court.
1t is surnIiscd that, as none ofihr brood
were preserved in the ancient. il was from
this modern ark came the "stri ped pig"
which has so recently been astonishing the
natives Of Boston, Providence Jour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
Public Notice.

To the Honorable tue Senators amt Members If tie
House oj Representatives, Of the Legislature Of
tie state If ). C0rOiind.
TlrllE humble petition OF James II ,rrcr and
i h,s assori,tes, residing in .\ugustl. t.eo, ga
respectful shows unto .our Honorable bodies
thai under charter from the State of Georg,n y
ii,ay hav" commenced the erection of Il Br.d%e
over the savannah ,:ivrr at point opposite the
upper part of the city of Augusta, Il, d about one
,,iir above the town at Hamburg. in South Car
"lin,. that within Yen mites ottIle st Just mc,.
toned are !he Ferry ofW. Carr t. Fsq above
III Campbcliown; the Bri'r" of the Bank ui
Georgia l. :hc Sand ,iar Ferry below. Your pc
ttioners respectfully sh"w unto yol,r Elonorab I.
bodies. that The erection nf the said B idge iS de-
mand"d by the public c0nvcnienc" of Il lar.r
pnIiIOn "I both the States of South Carolina \
georgia; that II will slI"rt.'n and inn rove i ,on
of roads the great South WcS:rrn r"n'c which
passes through Augusta. 4 will -r, ally benz fiji
the riliZcns Of The upper districts Of S. Caro-.
hna in atlnrlin. them more direct access To IN
additional market for their produce Whcrcfo :,
they pray your Honorable bodies to rran, ,I, u.
il Charter for tho erection of said Bridge within
the jurisdiction of the Stutc Of s. Carolina IN
oi. the usual terms. and they will ever pray &c
JAMES HARPER,
WM. HARPER.
]. Il. KILBOURN.
JON. MEIGS, IL Associat. :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
Law Notice.

VNIiE nd' rs'sned. having formed cornex-
n ION ~ business, rcs'cc'nly Y oil their pro
."' n;s..: Sr', ices IN Law and Equity for the
Districts OF iIarnwe ard Fdscfcld.
-. '" Ni"EIsu is located at Edgeiicld Court
tl"'ls", f. BEIIi>GER Jr.. at BarnwcIl c II
a'' letters Directed 10 either of these places or I'm
A,"n (Which Will b" visited ut re- ular Intervals
will ret I'VE prompi attention
L.. HEl! lNGi R,Jr. Barn,rcT {. H.
J.W. :: lMBlSII, Edcrfeid e. III.
July o. iS:sS e27