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PROSPECTUS

4 80
The extensive and growing interest OF
the South-W West, its moral and social inn
provement, and its increasing literary and
scientific demands, have awakened atien-
ton to the fact that in this highly impor-
tant portion of our country there is no
journal or paper so exclusively devoted to
literature and science, advocating the doc
trines of no party.
Feeling the necessity of such a, paper,
the Jefferson College and Washington Ly-
ceum have commenced The publication of
periodical entitled "THE SoUTH-WEs-
TERN JOURNAL" to be devoted TO litera-
ture and science, and all subjects interest
ing to the general redder
It is published semi-monthly, in the ci-
ty of Natchez, and contains sixteen small
qnarto pages, similar in form TO the 'Pen-
ny Magazine" and is protected by good
envelope, so that it may be conveyed to
any distance without injury.
1t will be remembered that we have no
work in the South West similar to this;
and every one who feels pride in any en-
terprise calculated to enhance the social
and moral character ofour country. should
come forward and assist in this worthy
enterprise
Pecuniary emolument constitutes no part
of the object Of this publication. is not
intended to benefit any Individual or the
Lyceum in a pecuniary point of view
The sole object is to advance knowledge
and difluse a taste for the refined enjoy
ments of literature and science.
Nothing is now wanting to the accom-
plishment Of the wishes Of the Lyceum
but the patronage Of the community; aud
it is expected that this patronage will be
promptly and cheerfully extended.
All communications in reference to the
periodical should be addressed, post paid
to Professor J. A. VAN HoEssEN, the Sec
rotary Of the Lyceum, Natchez, Mississip-
p. The subscription price So 90, IN gu
cases in ADVANCE
The first number Of this paper is dated
December Is, 1897, and it will be contin-
uod semi-monthly from that date.
l+sN &c. v. II. FORBES,
J. S. B. THATCHER,
G. G. FORSHEY,
S. C. MERWlN,
ia. VAN HOESEN..
Executive Committee Of The Jefferson Col
lege and Washington Lyce9m.
The SoUTH.W WESTERN. JOURNAL is print
cd on two sheets, making l6 pages to each
number; the postage on which, for one
hundred miles, or less, is tho cents--over
one hundred miles three cents. By q de-
r ~ ID. C,aporol tho ro1,Or
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ting medium (gold, silver, Bank Of Eng
land, country, and joint stock bank notes.
passes more than II times every year
through tho Exchequcr in payment Of the
government taxes, to say nothing ef paro-
chal taxation!
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TAXESL VAXESlI
TasltNf
whitaker

i. VI. w MI AhEit.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that on the
2lst day of January, 1888, W. H.
Dillingham;, plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an attachment from John
Walker. Esq. Justice Of the peace in and
for the county Of Amite, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements, OFF.
NJ. Whitaker, defendant, for the above
sum of Ninety-one Dollars, returnable to
the April Term next, ofthe Amite Circuit
Court, 10 be holden on the second Monday
in April, 1888, and unless the said defen-
dant shall appear, give special bail and
plead or demur within the time prescribed
for appearance at said Term, Judgment
final will be demanded against the proper
ty attached. and the property so attached
will be sold and applied TO the payment Of
the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
Z. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk.
DILLINGHAM; g. JONES, Aays. for PrE.
February 7. 1888. 6-4w
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Amite Circuit Court,
ANTE County April Term, 1888.
GORDON & TILLOTSoN,)
|P. NJ. WHITAKER
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
y 22nd day of January, 1888, Cor
don 81 Tilotson, plaintiffs in this case, APP
piled for and obtained an attachment from
John Walker, Esq, Justice Of the Peace
in and for the county of Amite. against
the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments of P. M. Whitaker, defendant. for
the above sum Of Fifty-two Dollars and
fifty cents, returnable to the April Term
next of the Amite Circuit Court, to be hol-
den on the second Monday in April, 1888,
and unless the said defendant shall appear
give special bail, and plead or demur with
in the time prescribed for appearance at
said Term, judgement final will be deman-
ded against the property attached, antthe
property so attached will be sold and ape
Piled to the payment Of the plaintiffs de-"
mands and all costs.
+. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk.
DILLiNGHAM g. JONES, Atty's. for RVS.
Feb 7, 1888. 6-4w
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The SoUTH.WEsTERN JOURNAL is print
cd on two sheets, making l6 pages TO each
number; the postage on which, for one
hundred miles, or less, is toco centS--oyef
one hundred miles three cents. BY q de-
cision Of the Postmastor General, the coOer
is viewed as wrapper and subject 70 no
postage. Ni'sti,t
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| must succomb; there's your money,
fellow; 90 your ways, and let me thank
heaven am released from the purgatory
of your obtusity.
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Executive Committee Of Me JEFFERSON Coz
lege and Washington Lyceam.
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Our distinguished fellow citizen, DR.. G. B.
Magoun.
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SgEEEsEER'S SALES.

ER virtue OF siiniry wri,S OF ficri Fnci0S to
Me- E'r directed. will be sold a, Edsclicld G.
IL. on lie ilrS Monday and Tuesday in August
ncN tie 10 inwn," property Viz:
i.'i"asci:. Nii''""k ~ Jno. Whtocit orc tract
n' ihii' ro'a''iin o." hUndrcI nr,cs. more or
less. ad o;n'c Nh to on and hers
Is. i. .:ou"':y !rA Collector ~ Mack Lamar.
other l'"imili.s scv",a'ly. Src samlc i,irc hun.
Dire: acres OF l'lrd adj lining Sanuc Hammond
All % l'r' at riS, one Negro w"nr, Clnai,
Angus Patterson. hen"r, " Richard Prior and
Andrew Butler four Mules.
The Stat" - lIora,io Blcasc one lot ofland
near the Village.
Terms ni sale. cash.
W. II. MOSS, S. Z, ID.
July II. SIS c4
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CoNGREss-The last monent-another

CoNGREss-Ihe last moment-another
bloody fight" bet,reen t,co Hon. Members
The last hours of The Session were spen,
in vain efforts TO enforce the attendance Of
Members. The Sergean,-at-Arms seems
10 have had n most busy time of ii. All
: vas confusion. Among others, MIR. Muary
of Tennessee was dragged to the House
and in the excitement Of the occasion got
into difficulty with his Colleague MIR.
Campbell, and was severely bruised and
beaten by him. Well! this will do pretty
well for one Session. Three fist fights and
one man killed off most honorably. Already
the Parties have begun to boast Of pugilis,ic
prowess. Campbell is described as young
man Of powerful bone and muscle, and able
to whip any one upon the floor. His fight
with Maury is pronounced by good Judges
TO be the best which has been made in the
Hall for some time. NIaury is said TO be
good pluck but under size.
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Ntw-tRLEANs, June 25.

--latest from Ieras.-At late hour las,
evening, the steam ship Cuba, Capt Car
son. arrived, having left Veasco al 6 O'Clock
on the evening Of line Ist inst.
In consequence OF the lalcncss of the nour
we d'd nor get our flies of papers. We are
'nath'ea |" ono OF the passengers for a copv
df the Houston Civilian, Of the 2S,h ri,
which however contains no news of in,nnr
tauct. f
nc Civilian is principally taken ~, with
articles advocating she claims of Col. Grov
son Tor the Presidency. The Candidate,
are all announced IN The papers, as follows:
f"r President. Col. Peter w. Grayson.
ven; VI. T.. Lamar. Col. Roher, Wilson.
and Judge Coiingswor,h. For Vice Pr..;
dent, Judge ID. q. Burnett, Col. A G.,
Horton, aud Joseph R"we. We perceive
thai Augustus VI. Tompkins, Esq. having
been nominated for Congress, from The
HafrIsburg Dictrirt, has declined.
The Cuba brought up about so passen-
gers.
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Miscellaneous.
From The augusta Constitutionalist Juiy l2.

we rceived no express slips yesterday by
either northern or western mails. a lin
oi the Journal oi Commerce Of tho 7th in t..
lated L. M came directed TO the Peo
pies Press, but 1t contains nothing new
lie sales Of cotton for the week arc nut
down at $500 bales, a, steady prices
whole run oi sales ~ a Ia cts. Sales of
U. Bank Stock at 12O, 1904, I2I.
we al>o extract the follow ing in relation
to Philadeiphia Banks:
PHILADELPHIA BANKS.
~ meeting of the Philadelphia Backs
was helu on Thursday evening. to hear the
report Of the committee TO whom the sub
Jcct oi fixing day for the resumption of
specie payments, had been referred ut "a
previous mcclins. The result is stated IN
a letter below. The same facts are conn
munlc;iicd IN many other letters. MIR. Bid
die, II scen,s, though himself determined on
non-resump''on, has los, the minority, and
out oi fourteen banks IN all, IS brought INTO
minority OF tour. To all these banks III
The .logreatc, the l.. .. Bank, in the month
oi Apiil last, sluod indebted S5,US6, ,ouu
aud there Is u good reason to believe that
inc amount has not since been lessencd.-
" hal the great Regulator will do IN its new
position. rcii'airs to be seen. The Phila-
delphia newspapers make no announce
t'cli' "i the result Of the meeting, although
'hcy announced its approach, and cannot
he ignorant. or iorsclIul, OF The deep inter
est when Is felt by the whole country IN
such news. we prophecy thai Phlladel-
Pii'a VIII DC spccic-paylng City before
long: tut What will be the standing oi auy
particular Institution. we are not certain
1 ne ~ ,d>ty "t nuu-resulnption draws near
10 lis etiu. iihladclpnia funds arc one y T.
cent. discount.
Ehf'1o @j letter, doted PHILADELPHIA, Juiy 9th
Al the Bank meeting last hight. the Com
h'i"rI recommended the lst OF August Tor
resuni''mn. lie bauk OF United States,
Lank "i pennsylvania. Bank of N. Au,eri-
ca' ana Scnuy kill bank voted against II
a minority OF numbers, though il majority
0t capita,.'
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The Act for Rebuilding the City OF

The Act for Rebuilding the City of
Charlottesville proceed this week to de-
fend particularly this measure of the lare
Extra Session. The Governor is au,horiz-
ed and directed, in the name of the State,
TO issue Bonds or other contracts 10 br
countersisned by the Comptroller General,
not exceeding two millions Of dollars, one
million payable in 20 years, The other mil
lion payable in 80 years, for the purpose of
procuring loan. for rebuilding that por-
fion OF Charleston now in ruins. By the
3rd Sec. OF the Act. The money when re-
alized becomes part Of the Capital Of The
Bank Of the State Of South Carolina. II
was generally understood in Columbia, that
the money could be procured al rate oc
interest not exceeding 3 per cent. and of
THIS we presume, there is no reasonable
doubt. 1t is not unlikely that it NAV be
obtained even on better terms. I, is a fac,
not known to all Of our readers, that loan
upon long credit, can he negotiated at a
lower rate Of interest than upon a short
credit. To borrow on credit of ten and
on twenty and thirty. 1t was for this
reason that the Legislature adopted the
longer period. The reader will bear in
mind that the capital of the Bank of the
State has received an actual increase of
two millions of dollars. About this there
IS no mistake. 1t is leading feature of
the measure, and without it we believe
that II would not have commanded a ma
-Jority OF the Legislature. II was not part
Of the original Bill, hut was cngrafted up-
on il against the wishe: Of the members
from Charleston. We kno,o the fac, tha,
the opponents Of this feature of the Bill.
never abandoned their ground until i, was
believed that further opposition would en-.
danger the success Of any measure of relief.
Let us see now how The interests of ,he
People have been protected. Exchuuge
upon Europe is now worth about 10 pcr
cent premium. Say that the money will
be borrowed at 3 per cent. and sI4O OOf,
will be the prof, of the Bnnk upon Ex-
change alone. Tho Bank will loan to such
applicants as will rebuild, f,co millions. If
SO much be required; but this will be done
only upon certain safe conditions, which
we will mention hereafter. The whole
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APPOINTMENTS.

Eitt KEY. ioscFA i'nII.Ir> p. Divine rcrnis-
s'o' w; peach at hc ioow lu2 places in
..dSeGeiu and ALbevnle.
On tre Second oabba,h in August and Sn,ur.
day before. IL, Fellowship. Monday following
at Sistc, Springs. Tuesday ut 81 oaIl, Ahbeyil.c
Wednesday, at Providence, .'bbcv,I.e. Thurs
day at Busa, Ahbcvi.lc. Friday, Noun, Vi or.a!I,
Abberie Saturday at Mountain Creek, dye
field. Sunday at t,i.:.a! Monday at HrEobo,h.
Tuesday a, Plum isaucI. "Wednesday at Gala
hams Mills. Thursday n Red Hal. Friday at
Red Oak Gruvc. Saturday and Sunday al An
liori.. Monday at Republican. T,cs,!a, at
llardy$'. Wednesday AZ Mount i.chanon--
Thursday at M"un, Zion. Saturday AID Sun.
day Rocky Creek. Sunday evening at candle
light ~ !'"l'cisv'Iie. Tuesday a' Dry Greet =
Wednesday, NJ :'nrt's: Thursday at SHIcn'. Sat
nr ny aud Sunday Fin" Pleasant Monday al
Good I'opr.
Tic brethren are requested to give the ap
polnt,nent. all the pllblicilv in lllGlr nn.vcr
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PBs CE "A Ne "A. IasN
sTAyE: or SOUTH CAROLINA

II A a Niss.
CoLuMpIA III June, l-j.
By His Iyc.Ucu,n p,Ep"E ~ M,
ItR. Es;. f,o,",,o, 1,,,y
m-ChHfin 0uG o,,c H.. S.,,.t. c,:,
W. iifREAS ON the ol,h ,r I,.,.I
w 1857, il Prrl;,u,a,;nu :, ,s e'' or,
this Dcparti: cr,, on; r;r, '..,"yy
inr the apprehension ami ,I,E
negro man Slave. ,I,c ,,r,.,,,',,. ~
McA,llv, chnr.cd :, ~, rii"P'y 81 'cnrcc
Nance, and wb;rI, ..,;,, ''T "''r"er" "i NJ.
ami fled from IN. '' '"eh mas escaped
And " l,-.ra,u II IVA. ,,ao
Department. by lc,rrr G.,',', ~: "h 10 this
the Governor of En,,,,i E' 'i'H EScelirncy
March, 1888, rl,a, ,br ..,;,, ." nh Oh
fvcor six weeks pr.vn,. ,n H. :"rk,
letter, had Lrcn .,,,r.I. :" INC "ii'c "t sad
confined in tI. iuiI ~ E..'".I "' "''' was then
tive ir",n Justice. on ;cc,n,, ,,c ''S'-
der. and ts ..,l,!, would br d,.l;,.r,, ".
agent cioIEch viii, "a prn,,cr ,I.,,.,,I r..,.I' rv
tins Department: And wbrr.:,s i, A
Gu"nce of the aforesaid iu,orn,,t;,n C.,,,,
i1iS f.Xrc!irncy the Governor or Krn,uc,,.
Il demand. in due and l,y,lr,.,, N.Y.
bcarin. dan. ,hr I7,h ,.r III, ., was h'ine'
inr the Govcrror of ;ru,,,..n '"s'' 'e1'',t-
the bod, of lin. s.,id I.,l '" '"''t"'cr
in named, To the end ,b.,,
brought To this State and ,r;,L c, ~
crime: And whereas il ap,c,rs ,l,., ,,,,c,"a
The arrival of Tie arcuI finn, Ill.
kentucky. with tie dru,uL .C,,,:, "
MA calling his nam. Il,Sc,cx .,.ai
i'll me jail ~ Framki,..r Ecu,uckv n;,I, :.
power oi attorney fi"n George SIcAI;Ilv
,i'' " oW hcr "l Said Jack. ;inI demanded h,,,,
VIZ ,"c Jaii"r us :; runnw;iy slave ,r s,iJ
Me.!hiiy :. To wl"m The said iniI. d,.,;,.,,r
=" n'n: And than tn" said IIancnck os -.
nm "' Si'," "rAii!ly. Afterwards sold said
M t''"u'H' k"n1n"hy, WHO again sold
S,,,, '''-'' :" INFORM III" agent Of this
"t ,i;, :: I."''. S"' '."rM here I,c was carried:
,, '''.'f Stated |" this DEPARTMENT.
''' i'S'" name. "n :Ec lasi sale, was
NOW KNOW vi. Tia, ,o ,b, ;,,,o,,
,';"' Ins''rc may l." d"nr. and tho said Jack.
""'''"'> thought 10 CUnrign
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COMhfUNG('ATEn

nv, iCoMMUNiCATED.1
1he Ttoples' Press, Of .Augusta.-Ihis
Paper is devoted to The support of the great
principle OF the Union, Uhe separation of
me ''overnnent from the bank~,) and
cordially recommend il to the supper, of
the Public. TO such as are desirous 10
pa'ronize Paper out of the State, saw
'hnt they ca"no' find sounder doctrine, more
ZEAL and better feeling for Carolina
SUB-TREAsURY.
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Ship Jmia.-By an arrival at Cborlcs,o,

Ship J"iia.-By an arrival at Charleston
we learn 'hal lie ship Julia, of Philadelphia.
was struck by lightning in the GULF and Le
siroycd by fire. She was from MnpiIe
bound 10 Liverpool, and had on board 100
bales of cotton. The crew, after using eve. :.
ry exertion to extinguish The flames, took to
their bon's. and arrived a! Key West on the
10Th ult She was fallen in with afterwards
oy one Of the wrecking vessels of the Flori
da Reef and scutted in order to cxt,npuisb
the flames. About IS bales ofco,top fln,t.
trd from her, was picked up, carried into
hey West and Sold --Augusia Consh.
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We omitted to mention in our last, that
the three Regiments Of Infantry OF this Dis
tr'ct' and the Regiment of Cavalry from
Edgefield and Ahbevile, paradctl, in obc-
'd'ence 10 orders, for Drill aud Inspection.
His Extellency the Governor, and Adutant
Gen. Jones, were present. 1t affords us
pleasure to say from all that we have heard
that the several Regiments acquitted them
selves handsomely.
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Esr0rn.Esf do the .g:ail

a. 'hI" DISTINCT. u zero iir,n h> :!ic rama o.
~ |r:i.. ;'ho;ii ,. Years o! a"e. Eve it%, J
::c',''> h"''. S.1H. made, az. lr:v black III.
SAYS ;ha' ne belongs To rLrs. Battle hyin. il
iic"rv County. Aiahamr. tie say That H. WIS
purchased l. nr j, Carolina. and el hi; OWE.
On Flint iiivcr, Georgia. Oh his WAY home
fhc owners requested tn come forward Prov,
property pay charges and ,al, him awav
q. J. GLOVER, ). l.. %
July 10. 1888 ,r.i
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We have received the painful intelligence
Of the death Of Col. Andrew Pickens, one
of the former Governors Of this State. Not
long since he purchased plantation in Mis-
sissippi, and was residing near it in the
house Of a relative at the time OF his death.
Iu taking his usual ride of few miles, he
was attacked with Paralysis, and when he
reached his residence was in hopeless con-
dition. lie fingered until the 5rh day, and
-oxpircd.
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sNE DSS.EE.

VIII. subscrihc'. from the iinporiu
n Of his friends, has concluded 50 far =,
re >1ne The practice Of his profession. as IN
attend To all calls in Chrom Diseases A.
n"ng these, he would mrninn particulars
Scroinla ar Kings Evil. Cancer, Diseased
Mammh., Chronic sore Legs. &c. Address
T.. l. CARTRIDGE.
fark's T. O., Edgeticd Dis. S. C.
May 10 r.
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we hcnrd II mentioned yesterday. thar
when the news OF the destruction of the Pr
ihski first reached New York, and i, was
heiievrd that all on board had perishcd, the
ROT one "tthe ladies who il was know
had t'hrn passage on hoard that boat. pro
cecded immediately 10 BaItimorr, where
ne arrived without hearing further from the
wreck On entering the public house, he
inquired of the landlord whether he had re-
ce'v'd any further intelligence from the
Pulaski.
"Nonc," was the answer.
'Nere non" saved
None II is believed but the IG first mon
toned"
ado you know their names!"
~ do not remember all, but the first was
Mrs. ---. She and the Others are safe
aud we'll"
The inquirer tainted. it was his daughter.
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Now York on the 4th inst. was visited
win all sorts of row. II commenced ou
The part OF some lrish,nen who fell in with
two sailors and beat them almost to death
Inc NOISE brought Il number of native 4 .
mcrIrans 10 the assistance of the sailors. and
'he sho"ts ot The Irish soon brought an in
crease" number OF their counrrymen rhr
ihss commenced about 2 - cincx, and by
II ~ supposed 500O persons were engaged
IA INC scuifie. Will: the assistance of about
2oo wa,c'lnien the police gol the rov cni.d
ahout "ciock ltwas reported l!rntIhrr.
men were killed. and Il great number ON
hotn sides were seriously injured. Several
OF 'he poiice officers also received much in
jury.
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E'ssI1&EH &g'ksI.s,V

E'zsI;$EH Sg'AsGsaY
or h.'""iN", H,i T. l, EttON.
Just E"' Elvtn AND TO s.,Lr
GNn Pieces be-, HEMP bA,;ni.G
'--a'SS 40 "i"c II ii 90
i"l Goals oi >in i. II. mp ,uuc.
H." d". go. Tow Go.
-" Is. n"ir> VINE.
1906 II lnc Er0u sides
SUES Coffee ai.h Iioi:.syc.
IA I. lroI and .,t.rl
Teas, l.. al AID I.',p SUGAR.
l'rnn'ivS. v me-, and &. a ;Is
o, n Oh @ me a'''Ne ,'' r'r%. {" an. ia we NAV
sell W. Will "HrTHi tu Ne oI Tie Lryj u;,,,,::, . ;,
WI sen l." 'r'"r o. otherwise IL ,M owes,
l',N ~" ~ "'S; ana we assure .uT fl udS and tho
T. "'' - merrill that orders for .iaaslr., and
h"V'. on amy other asiicc IN our !i.c. :.!l. I.y,
"Hr bet u tC;.iion ~
@'h cn'';''n" t" 'rilSari business on Cam.
"i.'oh' ara viii attend :" tie >ri!.n: or .,o,iu.,
"i "'i"ii, of ay u" "r business a., ru.,,,' ,r nnr
care. II I,i.. 49,. 4. " " ""i
,- - ''''' - iNfo tf23
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AS unpatriotic as i, may seem, we mus,
make the honest confession, that of late
years we have beeu SO little in the habi,
habit of attending 4'h Of July celebrations,
that we omitted TO state the fact, that the
National Anniversary was greeted at this
place, by most appropriate and eloquent
Grafton from Mr.. Arthur Simkins and a
first rate Pic Nc Dinner.
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Notice..

a Lii persons indcbrcd TO the estate of
William " Williams. deceased. are re-
I"e>ied I" make immediate payment. and
those hhv'n. demands to prcscni thcni pro
pcrlv "uc,tcd.
WILLIAM RRUNSON, -idmr.
May %. SIS n ,6
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Among the affecting incidents connected
with tn, .oSs III '|i. Pulaski, we tiud il s.,
ted by Capt. Rocks, Of the schr. Plouehboy
"f Boston. 'lInt having been driven to ,h,.
South during gale, on the 26th of June.
he fell in with The wreck, and saw ladv
flontIne in the storm. but was unable 10 ga, r
her, owing to The violence of the wind and
the rouGhness of the sea. What must hov,.
been the feelings Of every humane heart
thus t" behold Il helpless female Tossed ON
the h'l"ws of the deep, and hurried TO Ger
tam !rath without the possibility Of Afford
ing aid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-19

we commence the publication of the late
speech OF our Congressional Representa-
I'VE, and ask for it u careful aud attentive
perusai' II gives US pleasure to announce
ms safe return 10 his residence near this
place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-19
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