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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03

News &c.--Wc have very little news of an
interesting nature this week to present 10 our rea.
ders. But few of our exchange papers have come
to hand. The only account of the proceedings
otour Legislature since the election of Senator,
which VIC have received is contained in the letter
OF our correspondent X, which will be found in
another column. Our latest date from Washing.
ton is the 10th ult. Nothing of very interest
ing nature was going on in either house. 1t is
thought by many that a duel between Messrs.
Ghoson and Wise will be the consequence of
their late quarrel On the Canadian frontier
things are getting quiet. Gen. Scott is at his
post, diligently exertlng himself to preserve a
strict neutrality on the part of our citizens. The
best informed seemed 10 think that the Canadian
war will soon be over and peace be restored to
those distracted provinces. Our latest foreign
news IS rather cheering. The monty market was
looking up, and the price of cotton improving.
The article commands from 0 to - cents in
Mobile.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03
T
To Messrs. William DAVIS, and others.

(ETThe Washington Globe of the 1lth ult gives
It's the following painful intelligence:
1--WE regret that Mr. Claiborne, of Mississippi,
was taken suddenly very i'll yesterday morning at
the Capitol, while attending the Committee ON Fo-
reign Relations. This is the more unfortunate. as
his colleague, Mr. Gholson, is still confined to his
room"
Col. GholSon has since been enabled to resume his
seat, though i'll very reduced and feeble state.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03

The office Of Col. A. V. Brown, commission.
et &C., is removed to the residence Of his Score.
tary Sterling IL. Lester, at Rodgers old stand
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03

tT5~Our newly elected Senator, the Hon. James
u rrnt,a. tn' tla 49,, Thusriay raarn;n,y /, G,
for Washington. He was cheered on his departure
BY the kindly greetings and afeccnate adeus of
his old friends and neighbors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

Most Terrific Renriion.-A Western
Paper says. "thal when Mr.. Clay reached
this place, he vas greeted with three cheers
for Henry Clay our next President IN ioncs
Mat rent tie Ur0rfnS, 0ai mudc tie cdr!h
frmbic fo lis ccnirc." This we take il was
no small earthquake. What was the precise
destruction of property. we are no, inform
cd. 1t may be thar Il whnlc City. like an
other lIcrcu!ancum, WAS cnicnlhcd, and
that none was left hut the Editor To tell the
story. Whether The distinguished Gucsi
WAS spared, We know not. We await with
anxiety the development of al! the pariicu-
before our readers
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04
From the fhGrrsfon r0uricr, .Srr,. oS
l. ATER FROM EIROpE


The packer hip Garrrk has arrived ~
New York. from Liverpool, whence ,l,.
sailed on Iltc 10Th August. We COPY from,
The several papers before us The annexed
summary of news:
\ correspondence had taken place be-
tween Mr. oC"aneil and Mr.. S,r,ensonin
reference 10 certain offensive exi,rcssi,ns n
bout the >lrvc!,ollng rciitipnS or,h. ,mcr;-
can Minister. alleged 10 have been r,nd. hv
The former in Il late speech. Mr.O'CcnuclI
denies having used the language attributed
TO him.
The Liverpool Cotton Market rcn,airs
wlihnnt material change. Money confines
abundant. and Tor commercial purposes
could he obtained nj from ID In:I4 per cent.
The continuance of favorable wcn,hcr. and
The NOR" promising prospects of the Ilar-
vcsi. had materia iS improved the apprar
nncc of tie fn':dS. md produced Il better
feeling in The n'nrhcl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

In our last, We observed that our Village
had hccn exempt from fever, not Il case
having occurred during the Season, within
our limits. We have sill To make The
same favorable report: but this is TO, the
casc throughout the District. In somc 10
ralitirs, icvcris prcvaiIin" to a great cxlcnr.
The type is quite malignant. Though The
country generally is healthy there a,c more
deaths this season :han us,:ai. a phy sician
ofsrcnt skill aud experience remarked to lis :,
few days since, ,ha, paral'Nical as it may
seem, there arc more deaths i'll Il healthy
year, than i'll a sickiy "nc; having always
observed, that disease made up in magmity
what it wanted i'll frequency. We advise
all to shun as far possible the usual cxctin.
causes, and le, not the general prevalons"
|of health plead their excuse for nesiccl and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

IHE ENcnANGLs.-'Thc exchanges con
'inne !" dcclin" The bank, II, Nashville
arc selling drafts on the Eastern States free
~ at . per cent; au the difference of ex-
change between almost all important com
mcrcial p"iutS is not greater at This lime
that II was when li'c u. $. Bank had the
whole control. We again repca, The Iucs-
llon To which VIC can rs vet obtain no an
swer,-Nill gentlemen who told us that
The currency and The exchanges mn>t 90 an
from bad 10 worse until the Administration
was changed and n Naliou:! Ban., was
chartered, lac SD Soo,l a, to inform us how
1t has happened tla. the currency has be-
come sound, and the exchanges have fallen
to the average of what they have been for
the last twenty years! The fact is indispu-
table; nov for the cause? There has boa,
Bank has been incorporated. Come. gen
tlemcn, give Us the desired explanations
Tie result has been just as we predicted il,
would be, il The currency and tue cxcI,nn
yes were lcit, rs they have b,ru, rnn,olcstc.l
BY tic GovcrnIncnt.-Uor orccSi,, PGNgdivn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04
NAcoo nocurs. August, oc,I,

To Tie E0I!Or 0fiHf RMlfffiH.
As many exaggerated reports Of the re-
cent hllirnl,i"s in this portion of Texas
have been, an1 have no ,louhr will con-
time to he, circulated, | feel itn ,Iu,v in
cumhcnI on me To correct them. | hoyc
moi time TO enter INTO n full dot" i, of all tho
circumstances. hu, it is sufficient ,or nv,
present purpose to givcIhc general outlines.
We have in the immediate vicinity of
his place Mexican population Of about
two hundred and fifty men, able 10 bear
arms; large rori;nn Of these men have
rom The commencement of our strucglc
"crn opposed to us, and have carried on n
secret correspondence with the crca,y.-
Tie authorities of Mexico have for the last
year or two ha! officers and agents, as wen
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

SiNnuLAn.-i}urinc the prevalence of
HE fatal cholera III IS32-whc!i Sent thou
sands Of our ci!iZrns to their last dread ac-
count-nnd carried OF an immense mann.
hcr of those who prccipila!rIv He'd from
lt,-'l;cd captain Mead, Of the steamboat
Homer, and his clerk accnr,!ing to the
Nac''c" Cnnricr, hoth were buried M the
bank "i the river, side hy side. ahou, Is
miles below Na'chcs.-I.a~t wear the bank
having cavch in The coffin, hcr.,rn exposed
and it was found necessary to remove them
TO ano'Etr portion Of the ground: i'm doing
this, the diSrari', in the weight Of cac!
"aS Observed: curiosity prompted The per-
sous so engaged to open the coiiius In That
kn'vi in ii.,"r cn::a,:! ,c l,;,.:y oi The
clerk. WIS found ',nui,'; and PARTICLES of dc
cayci ci"a'hIng-in tn" ether Capt Mead,
IN us perfect Il state Of preservation as if
III; !n"iv had been rnIi,aImcI-appcnrin-
as fresh and nn'ircnych as when frs, inter
rcd-cvrn 'i!> gray" clothes and winding
s'icct were quite sound. Ii i difficult, 10
account tor this singular circumstance
The cypress wood enclosed the bodies of
h"th.-LoniSnnu .Ihr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04
The Memorial of DR. Sherwood, which

The Memorial Of DR. Sherwood, which
we publish in the prcscn, No is " ell worthy
The aiicntion of the reader. II is uron Il
most Interesting branch Of :Sric..cc, and is
ccrtainly not lhr less valuable. because
oil the Ignorance Of the general reader. Tie
world has already been largely benefited
ny the contributions o!' physical philosophy.
aud we believe that The ii,nc is not far dis
tani, whcu ii, votirics by COMMON consent
will take rank among The greatest bc,cl:lc-
tors Of the human race Already we have
indications Oi Il growing interest, aud The
many mysteries which veil ,hc useful ana!
noble Science of fElcciricity, ,wi:I, il, hranci-
cs, Magnetism, ana GalvaniSn, will ere lon"
he removed. II is matter of sincere pride,
with every Americas. that our country is
already rescued from the c.larg" Of i.nnr.
ancr IN This matter. II cannot be sai.i
with truth, tina, she is behind the res. of
tho world From the DAYS OF Frnnh!in TO
the present period. she has taken rc-ncc,a-
bic rank; and we have now the cheering
anticipation. thai in America will lie sci
cncc of Magnetism be carried To n degree
of perfection. not surpassed bv the brilliant
discoveries of Newton in Gravi,a,ion.
In connection with this subject. we take
great pleasure in aIludng to an Article in
the August No. of the s;nrliIrrn Literary
Journal. by DIR. llarwooh Tuu of this Vii
lage. The Author Styles lnc suhrc, of hi,
communication, Electrical AStrcnumy, and
intends To continue it in il future No. When
lie shall have done 81, the render vii. b..
siruc! with the coincidence between linn
aud DIR. Sherwood, in many of their coz
illusions in reference to Magnetism. We
have bat TO say at present, That VIC know
the fact that hc is under no obligations to
DIR > and 'hai whatever new far, or prin
ciplc lic has brought to view. has been
;hc result wholly Ola long and philosophic
attention to the subject.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04
CDR auDrrsiGsr.
EDGEFllILD e..
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1898.

We give in alphabetical order tho name.
Of the Candidates for the Legislature, from
this District.
For TIE SEHATm.
j. \iSkET'r,
w. BRODhS.
]. =. JEEER.
FoR THE II. OF REPRESENTATIVE.
J. p. CARROLL,
]. GRIFFIN.
N, l.. GRIFFIN.
r. J IllKnLER,
II. ~, NlNDN.
J. SiiEPp ARD,
SMITH.
T.. II. WARDLAW,
NJ WATSON.
\. W!!\TLf.Y,
J. w. WIMElSlI,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04
The following Grn2E.cn have co::sen.cI. if
c!cc;Sd, t" ,a.'r IL Commissioners, of the Poor.
EDWAHD SETTLE
DR.. +. ADAMS.
WH NORRIS.
CHARLES LAMAR,
RD:i.Ni BRYAN
Sept. 29lh, l23S
-~---.---

C"r'ors C""rid'Hcc.-'Thc Alias. of On
guns la":,chcd, during the American war :,,
Chatham, Em9!ani. had on the head the
h"":e "i Ati;iS supporting The nluic.-By
an error 'hc Ssohc was placed SO high, tha,
part oi II VAS Obliged To L- cut away be-
fore the bo"sprt could be fitted in The
part happened IL he no 0ti;cr than al Norh
America. and The carpenter Who cut it away
WAS an American.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04
lCOMMu SICATED.
Mr.. Editor.

.HT. TIWTFUT.
Sir-ln the communication published in
your paper of the l3h inst. over the sinuo-
tnrc of "Nlany Voters" considering my
cand"i'r independence aud motives unw ar
rantably attacked, in the hasty notion felt
it my duty to take Of that communication,
wroIc perhaps, too much under the inilu-
encc of excited feelings. But thai should
feel indignant at an attack which thus re-
gardcd, was moi unreasonable. Who this
writer was, who had the vanity To take t upon
himself I" inform The inclligcn, hgl,m,ndcd
citizens of Edgcfed Dist. now my reply to
the call upon The Candidates for their opin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04
Fran Hc H0Sh:auioa Trhoyyyb

Tue LArE EL., ,riuxs-rhc jn,, c,oc-
nous demonstrate Ihaf lie public mind i
r'S!rng itself. fhcy anenr well for ,bc
success ol thar Srca reform, which is ,hc
master question Of the day. |, is pr,,irv;,,
{" observe. thai ..urin. these com, SIS. nor
sou al topics, were swallowed uo IN ,l,,sc
"i principle II was not TO advance ,nI
elevate particular men that the pcn,l.
went onl, buI TO sanction aud sapror, crea,
measures The discussion in The nnners
and at the lnslinG> assumed IL hirIe,. cha,.
ar!cr han generally distinguishes election
poicinics. Arguments were addresseI n
The reason, ra'hr'' than appeals, made 10
'lic pasSion>; and question, Of finance ,,J
policy, were il"rmmsholy sitrd, in the nrc.
scnrc ofrrOwdS of listeners or render. w..
present discussions have done mu.b :, am
i'Sh'cn Tie public mind, and to deycIonc in
il higher tone Of political though, and
sentiment. We hail the late results w;,b
peculiar pleasure. nol only rs an carncs, of
the ''lnnipIi Of the great principlcs which
we advocate, h"t because they were accom-.
p!is'lcd by means; and determined bv rom
sons. honorable To Inc popular cl,aractcr
we believe, thar if the pc ,plc were ALWAYS
thus treated, as rational beings. cor,hi,
understanding their true interests. install
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

Health Gf hGriesion.-Thc Charleston
Board of Health report the deaths of of g.
persons III that city during the week ending
The 23d iust.-Ofrhcsc AZ were whites aud
II blacks and c"lored. So of the whites by
Strangers Fever.
The Charleston Courier Of the 26ll. inst.
says-"'fhe rcpor, OF The Board of Health,
published this morning, slicws that VIC were
happily correct in our remark, made last
week, that Il decrease would be observed in
the neat Bill, Of Morality. Thirty eight,
deaths, by Strangers Fever, are reported
by the Board. being thirty less than occurred
in The last: but we arc constrained to say
that this deduction has arisen solely from,
the scarcity Of subjects. Several physi-
clans, with whom we convcTscd Il dav or
two since, expressed the decided opinion
that '!!@ disease had rot nha.ci, hut, if any
thing, had assumed 4 more violent charac
ter than during The preceding week
9Th" last TWO days have been quite cool
Tor The season rendering hirk clothing nee
csSary for coininr,. and we have reason ia
hope ii'a, this may check The irvcr-indcc,!
VIC feel "ratiiicd To express the belief that
our aii''c'lnms are approaching u lcrn,ina-
uon, and that there ia, III present, Il pros.
peer OF al early frost, which alone can be
l"kc1 10 as The certain assurance uf our
ncing relieved from the dreadful malaIy
that has made snc! havoc among our tran
sIrnt population.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

THE MS Of LUs.-'rhc Boston Times
says, seeding wife, IL sm"k:n. chimney
ani a piano out of tune, are three oI rio
paramount ills of life. 10 which ,hr
tal'inorc Sun says-"INc cry dI,o, to the
piano; The rest we can't say niLc,, obo,,,
from experience. but are willing to take ,Lc
say SO Of tic Eos,cn mat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

as cbiIdrcn whose passions and prciudices
arc to be worked upon. it would, in the end.
always rebound to the advantages OF the
party adopting these elevated tactics. On
the great question of the day; Il, least, the
popular mind, can no longer bc mystiiied
and led astray. and wc view lis ultimate
success as no longer prubIcuatical.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

J""%'h1 an" dcc'dina tor themsclvcs) knew
w. 40 '"' FOL d"S''t 'heh Knew
Ao<'n' .'"c e"'"eh OF the DiS'fict-a gem
,'c'''"'-"' any '"'hS else. ohc t'ing,
"'" "''"' ana WHICH 'h"uSht
al '""'' P''>t''c VIII" rfa" his coi1'muhi-
c"'i"h' 'na'' MS immediate object was, to
',"'' '''''''' ''"P'ess''' "o'''i'' me: MS
'''''''"'' VI 'c''"'' "'Jt't'h u nc had any,
""c" n"'' !" yohr paper "i The 2Hi INST.
S'aht see 'hat J"hn i"ilinssworIh, has
'o''e o'' ''"" acknowledged that he Is the
""'""' " ''' ''"''''h"'''c'''"" over the s'"ra-
' VI many >'c'S' III" nc appears to have
"','' """'' wv '"''"e"cc "' "'S"'y 'Scred
e"'s - w f"''' o"' % temper
'"" '',"! ':Ac"' !" reverence 7" my no
Wv ~ .'' f'''' s''''e' many '"'ers nc
. ." Po''''e'
"S ~ ''' a" '''"''''c
=" :" "rpe'' "''oer my o"" proper sigma
WY "' '''"'''' ''''''" ''h''
| f''''''' ""' i'c'So""'
>. "'''"' ''''s',' s'"-
~ '''' ""' '''';'S
| ' '''' y n'' ''""":
Wv ,"'' ~ num- anu
'"' '''' "''''''"> any '"'e''''"" o'
my "''''>'S' ''''' ''''"S' .\'ithcr
'''''"'' '""' Nv ''''ch"c' 10
,, VIZ VIC ''''c o' ''' o'her' nut
~, '>'"'''''' "'"Nco "'''' '''a' course
wv F'>,''''' '''' ''' may ''''nN
''' "''''' 'S'' AZ" may con-
''''''' "''" '''''"'S'ous' rs
~, ".'I "'', Ut s'''''''''a III
my '''' munster III me
~ '"' '''''''' II ma! H' ''ia' "' mas
Ills eye upon Soh'r'"'dN else Tor 'h' l."sisa-
| 'u'e III '"'"re' a'd may think it well enough
'" prevent II possible, my election "ow.-
he ms is II may hop" no one Will he af-
'cc'o'' {! s''''f oy any improper coarse he
'i'''E 'aAe.
lie says al i":n"r period wlscn was
hci"rc tie people '"r 'Ecr suiira.,cs.' iic
was anon" my "warmc>' snrr"r,crs."-
lh''' nave II" reason I" !""h, and still!
'ee' Tue ""h|a'hn 1t places me ui'!er to
ihanN him i"r thai kinincss. fui 1T no
| period dunn" the present canvass have
seen amy ''''hS 10 incline me I" Calculate on
ms support.
lie takes It unon himself 70 say good
"ea' a"o"t his having gone I" f!u'ra. and
Sc"'cd some hands there, and Ei' 10 m" on
his way there when he ''tirst heard al the
ordinance OF Nnl!iiicalinn," and his hcing
IN S"nih carolina 'on the evening OF lst of
! tchr''aIy 1913, the day Oh which Tie or
dinancc was to take effect and having
remained boldly ani visih!y in the Dis
| 'r'ct until Mr Calhoun. the ablc defender
W '9"'''c'" ''s h'S h'l accepted the princi-
'''es u .Hf' S'ay COMPROMISE Bili,' &c.
&C, most "iwt!irh have heard fur the iirst
time. knew bur little. Ii,,i,. in.IccJ bo
fore t,is orI,;. i,,;,o I.,
~" Il F'''' '''''eo" hY me by he takes
tac occasioa 10 say. ihH' he aiWays had
more at stake in this DANGEROUS region than
i,nd II. II N;xo, :, y,,;
r,,,, W.
'."'' ''.'' ''''t s"'c r'Sht-
- '"'''p'e"e'' MS meaning. lie perhaps,
a!lt''ics To Ills property, aini li.Gi;"!ii this Il
cenvc cncmr occasion ,n i,.l,r.u ,l:cs,. - =,
did 40, knox. ,ba, ,c bad ....;
ro,.,, :,
i"N''' ~ ''''''' 'e'"re
Tie People. through the rnilic press Eu,
sailed ;hrou"i, The press H.. IN ,r,,,
,,r;,cr ,,.or ~,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

~ DEATH or Gov. CLARK.--Wm. Clark,
so well known rs the companion of Mcrr;-
wchcr Lewis in the FIRST VOYAGE across tic
Rocky Mountains to the Pacific, died at st.
Louis, Alo.. Oh the lSt instant. We copy
the following from the St. l.cui: RepubIi-
can, ao the best notice we could give Oi In.
!ccca>cd, i'll amy such space IS VIC could
spare.
The name Of Gov. Clark, mast c"cr oc
cupy prominent piaccon The pn.,.~ ni the
history oi ihS country He arrived Iu ST.
Louis i'll The year 1863, aHl in company
with his intrepid companion, Matl:wr.!:cr
Lewis, Esq. AMI :, small hand of >Hi.c,u.
men. performed lie first journey c:oS !hc
hncky Mountain. Ia the mouth "i the Co
linihIi river. Ih" history Of HE pioneer
ulp OF Lewis and Clark is raniiiar tJcvrry
reader. Alter his return, he was appointed
Governor of tho Territory of Missouri, ail
subsequently. Superintendent of I,.!ian Ar
fairs Inr the Western Division which Office
he conlIn"cd to holI until the dav OF his
death. In Ihc Office of Superintendent of
Indians Affairs, and in his intercourse viii,
lie indians of the West, his scryicr, To rh..
tni'cd States have been pre- -c.ii.cnIi\
valuable. He well understood the Indian
character, and his whole inicrcnurs, win
'"|H was sucn aswOn their highest esteem
ana thc'r most unhoun,Icd Confidence
ms name Is known by the most remote
tribes, and his word was rcycrcnccd hv
them everywhere. They regarded him rs
II father, and his signature which /, known
ny every indian, even in the distant Wild,
oi Tie TAR wcst--wilcrcver shown, was res
pccIcd.
lie was sixty ciEl't years Of arc when he
died and was probably The olLcS, American
settler residing in 81. Louis. Through y
long, cvenI!Ei and useful life, he has filled
the various stations ola citizen and an Off
Ger win such strict integrity, and in SO all;,
1c anu n'iii manner. that, at the day Of
us dcit1, n'alirc or dcifnclnn had not a
me. 10 in upon The fair scroll wnr!, the
history of his well spout il;, !.ayr, =. =
rich and mc>timai,lc legacy To- hi, cIu;d,cn
ana Tic numerous friends who row n,our,,
his death.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

kENruck he Lexington "Comnop
wealth ."nianS a complete list of the
members of Tie next Legislature Of ,h;,t
state. II gives tie Senate =! \Vhi"s. ami
10 Democrats. and to the lower house 6s
hIgs, and 80 Democrats. This oivcs -,
Opposition majority 80 on iun, ballot.
~ tn" last session il was J2-Dc,nocru,ic
gain Is. The Commonwealth, IS" thai
makes this statement is Il Wing press,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

,r Fort KING, tE. F.) Sent. 10.
"Gnc hundred Tallahassee Ipd;,rs ,rc
~ at Tampa Bay, negotiating with Cen.
Taylor, in HON they have tie uimos, cnr.
hde'cc. The hiickasuhics have scnr in n
message to The commanding General re-.
I"cstnS hlm TO grant them a talk and
lhosrcsult Of which will, no doubt be. that
they will consent to cn,isralc
+, "ihc Indians also in The vicinity of Peas
Greek have sisni!icd thar they are anxiuus
Tor talk; and in less than six months. wc
nave reason 10 believe, all the hosllcs will
have left the country"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04
ErOEi tie Gi0urrs;sr Gu-,ur

MACKEREL. Our ..olIcs, fishermen =,
nave never known the season when fat
h'achcicl were so plenty abou. our sl.nrr,
Il, the have been for Il wcri, or TWO ua.,
On Sunday las! (n these times penp,. ~ N,
fish on sSun!aya) IT least unc iiun,lrcd AMI
hliY barrels were taken oil III. shore onnn
site l.;!s'crn P";n,, by whc.rics ana = few
iaiger craii--aiil inr The size AMI ,;a,u,.s>
i';e samples which came under nui observe,
'!o:i were ;i!!n%"ihcr superior Ia any we huG
cvc;' seen. One oi these hrauilc. ,v;,S S.>-
ha.tcl by ::cu;.rhnn, winch wci.!iv., un
wards OF Artc fnHAd5, and the il upun him
mrIsurr! IA inch IN thickness, Beat th,.
You can Cape Cod.
MAr"EEEL.-Thc fisherman have hroi
III larger fares his week. The vr->cl. .ha,
nave crni.:ci li"hnd ihc S!InT'> al III" tnyc
nave taken fon iou - ~ !.atIcl., .!u,;no
The last l;'tr weeks. Thc vc,.ci, in the
lay .! fHndy are reported du;n- well.
those "i MI l)">rr and the eastern st.n,c
have taken >rrv irw fish, Yuri,vy;A Rc.
iAckEHEL !Is;IING.-Markc.,I hay.
made their appearance in lil, Bav in con.
siderable quantities. In an excursion II,
Ply monli on Thursday, we saw from ,bc
highland Il llccr OF about one hundred sail
lying from the Gurnrt to Mnun.ncr ,uol;iu.
a b"hu''i',i Appearance. They were ippa
rcn;iS iahnn fish We nut;"cI also y .,rc.,,
number "i small boats amongst iiicIn. w,
learned Il; in.imoulh that Eoat fl: him. had
been very good business for The I,si v.ei;
vi two, son:c iiI,i. Inal5 clearing $40 ucr
day each. luc mavhcrtl taken are c:'ihc
best qualify. Ic iiCCi above iurnIi,,u,H
had been lying oil riymouih for several
day. nni must have had. il vas l,,n.n,,,
!"icranic luch. III" :iUm P0!rIDi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04
WIG p"ILTics.-A recent article in tho

WING p"ilTi,s.-A Irccnt article in the
E">t"n .itft|, cb,icr's organ. has pr..,u
'"l S"'!;" c"''ni"ii'" ii The North. The
iH"&, h' ~ Supposed by authority, with
draws Mr " cb>tcr from The course. and
proposes Cen. i!arrISon as the candidate
Tor AiasiaehESr!'' Tic movement has
crcatc'i ,lran2" n,i>aisinGs in he breasts of
WIS" " M, "i New l"rh and rhi!adciphia.
some iauh The dis:,icrcs iciucys of ar
webster, S"Eie ir,i hi rEc ncW rarlialiiy OF
the .iiiiS. ;iid The N1!ioAGf Gac,!ie thanks
lis stars that II has Gcvcr had amy oprr,inn
"i Us own. bu carrTu..v waits for the cue
hUn general Convcnlou.-.C char. Mr..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-04

Fifty thousand dollars has been snbscrih-
ct III CInc'nnatIi, for The purpose Of cslul-
fishing public library in that city.