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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

DAsSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE
Il LAND-The Subscriber continues 10 make engagements
ID ttn city Tor the passages Of those resdrg England Ire
land, Scotland and waes,
TIE ships emplsyed by this company Of the first clas
american ou commanded BY men o. sxp-reacs, and sa1
Drafts PAYABLE on De .snd an !, N,,;n.al ~ N r.,..S
the Nanoaai Btk Of Scotland and their yarioa krxncs
aiso' on Z. CJn Co., London and Fitshugh e. Grin.
haw, Liverpool II the lowest rates plieaou be us5e
BY letter, post paid, TO SAMUEL THOMPSON
n1i I'm 273 Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

I1LEGANT ROOM TO LET.-Two gentlemen, or gen.
IL tleman aud his wife have elegant ROOM with
the use Of library Of 1000 vsumss piano. &c 10 gen.
eel private family at AZ John street The family circle
ur Terms for the board SO for
persons The bet Of references will Ne required note sd-
dressed A. At this Office will be attended to, and other
mode Of application. no0
VNHE COMPLExION.-FEMALE BEAUTY-Atkis-
scs's Depatory, the only article that has
found to permanently supernuous hair from the face
neck and Of Females leaving the shin softer finer
whittier than before its application II 10 mild
Ia its nature that be ssed upon infant with perfect
safety For saiepriec dollars per bottle-s CUlON5
1872 Broadway Agent for u. United State. Of America sis
rLOAKS! CLOAKs. CLOAKs.-At n. n GRAY's
~ Che Store, No. 81 Uterine coner Of Madison st.
under the cnurch The most erlsasve assortment ef
aud Misses 9th and Meriao CO KS and also The
tstl TO fouas in ,hc cit Ladies In Of a
Gle Gail 10 ret supplied the assortment
pisic Ao, well selected assortment Of seascnabe Dry
Goods cheap. II. y. GRAY, so Cathsrine st.,
MA w. corner II Ms'ison
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

Ihere bcca material
report and the probability that there will be unless
alteration made the market laws e the We
aotced proceedings &c the CO Council ,ast Mon
day, at solution hid been adopted In
20 the present laws aud thir abuses IL the nmtee sheh
10 make this etan act with degree Of impsr,iay
and with COR th public veal there be doubt
Of The total end e0e abogs,son OF the existing laws and
Tree trade thereafter &c we look into the subject
will knd that v past high prices far and
have been manly caused the great monopoly to
butchers BY legislative act Of 1880 has been often times
satisfactorily dcmonstr sted that there ought always be
free trade the OF life is these monoroe
that give the speculative skers such full power sweep
clean the pockets 81 the The various stalls in this city
which owned the corporation and leased To the buck
ster returu aio the city Ptfu rent when
red TO the susrnrs Of The poor aud needy who few dol
lars week. scarcely sufficient to sustain them with
food aose without mentioning ciehss rsn aud the little
comforts must have The truth Is that the
bstcer heretofore exercised such inhseoce pre-
vent decisive action for the abolition Of the market laws
But movement has at last been made, hope that they
vill be wholly aud totally abolished and the trade thrown
open free to person TO rrces will then
be assuredy sssened and competition tie life aud
soul Of aud the regulator OF prices The Rates of beef
mutton, lamb &c. viii recede point sufficiently low
admit ola consumption by those who scarcely
piece ofmcA The Fact the people robbed by act
- the legislature.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

CCHuYLKlLL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- EsT-On Nj inlay and Tuesday the 18th AMI 26h last
will be so from the barge Lshghf o, Of North Moore ST. y
River cf very superior Peach Orchard Rea Ash
Coal broken and .cresrei II unps u lots to SUIT pur
cser 81 one dollar below N. lowest market price Ia on
b,rr. iii. season. = ma 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23
DE. ELLIOT.
OCULisT,
3e3 Broadway, entrance in Duane street
Confines bis practice TO
DISEAS SEES OF THE EYE

OPHT'HdLMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eios extensive practice and the number Of D.
tents who be attended during lis office hou, he hss
obtained the services II Dr. wEsrMscorr practitioner n
,sraby krown for some in hi. city member Of Tho
New YORK Medical Society," and Of the Roy Coeg OF
seons Ed@ouryn DR.. W. pal! much attention diseases
the Eye 10 Paris and more recently to DR. Eliok peculiar
node Of operation AMI treatment
Once hours from Iotsi o'clock. faiIy o,,.ls.v,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

DOAKD-A sing gentleman can have a h.ndssmeI, fur
- nshed paror, with sofa bdssd tie lower Goor BY
applying II No. 10, Park Place
N B.-DInner at 8 o'clock nS Iuass +
ITO LETBroadway Boarding Houses corner OF Pine st.
known as the fremont House Inquire the book
on the premisea noio imeods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

nOAL COAL! COAL The heapest and best zrt
~ Gle in the shape Of Coal for stove aoat at the
foot Of Beach and selling the very low price Of 81
per delivered free from carriage any part of the city
Consumers respectfully invited TO call and examine for
selves. o4-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23
BED.

MORNING NGRALD-suIP NEWS.
Pert Of New York, Nevcmbe~ ~.
sUr snrs 8 ts sA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

n DINING GLASSES, PSRTRATT AND PICTURE
IL FRAMES. Plain & ORNAME NTED.- The subscri.
Der has consaay HAND and order spen
did assortment o Ornamental Portrait and Picture Frares
OF the most modern style Ao, superb patterns Of the pre-
sent Ornamental Window Corniccs much in vogu. Up.
hoteers supplied with rods rings the shortest not
Artists quesed 10 cal aud examine the superb style Of
Ornamental Portrait Frames, which superccdes any thing
heretofore offered JOHN G. DAFFAU.
Late HarriscnS Jacksonl l3a William street, vi
ton. u2O.7t+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

nj ,IIt;E- fse TIL lecture or OF lectures on
~ Femaie Cha aud influence" will 5e delivered 10
Sshbath) evening Nov 24h in the Second Wesleyan
Chspel Nu,b,r,y near Blocker street. BY the Rev. >.
James The subject Of this lecture viii be the influence OF
woman IN the domestic circle The chu oh, and IN secie
~ener,Iv Service. To commence at ociogk K. n.3 IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

n CARD-NEW CHATHAM IHEAfkE-Iae Ma a
n ayers Of this establishment anxious to retain the patron
that has ben avsl bestowed upon them since the
OF their beg to inform the patrons Of
this theatre that additional attract ion they have Sc
cured the services Of
Mr. w II, WILLIAMS hr. JAMt son, &c ~.
And the principal members oftae Company at ach.d the
National Theare-ad that popular rasedian Mr. X Scott
They will the honor OF appearing Monday next Now
nj. u,r;v.II.J com hin ,,;on of talent n93 It.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

uy- COPIES OF THE WEEKLY HERALD, Of the I'd
OH Is Nov, containing the iiunors OF the Eecto
with Two Original Cut, canb had at his once ni2u
nACKEr SHIP ROoGIuS, FOR LtVkRPouL.--Pas.
sensers will embark board steamboat Heicuies al
Whitehall, Monday, the asn pstat At y o'clock. Inc
49, - pl3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

shows thai h year has gsas ceasdsrab shsad Of s ss
1887 in the nSnber u arrivals st the port Of Qusoscs
Vss-els. Ioe.$e
isss. Oct -, arrived, ilM - g 80 40
, ,s,s sfFfAeg , ,:ss 4 s% ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

Q- AT this incement the year,
rondent when assumption, Asthma Coughs, Colds, &c.
most rraveleu most safe, ecacioas, and at the tim
speedy rnedy may be found in Dr. Mason Concentrated We
getabe BaIsam For sale BY B. D. Sands 10 and 100 Eu
ton st. Syme 63 and $50 Bewery Burnetts Pcrfumery
81 Cena street. sc For further particulars DR.. hs
sons another part OF Herald. o223m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

A UCTlON SSLE.-On the premises 70 II Nov. 10
at ii A. the FIRST rate FMm, about IS haf
mile south from Newtown chustes, L. Terms, 10 per
esshBaance mortgage. ir sold will be let IN,
highest bidder. Also the Horses Mules, Cswe,, CARR
Wagon. Pe,atoes &C. Apply on the premises, or to
PETERS. New York n20-lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-23

(OAL! GOAL! :. COAL THE best OF Pesci Orchard,
~ Red Ash broken and size s. 90 ton, delivered
free Of carriage Nut ~ co. Yard 604 Washington street,
near Srr'ig.
CO. United States Bank and Philadelphia taken at
Hl3.3m GUERNSEY X CO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-30

Col; Ethan Allen had high opinion of
himself and his six brothers, and once OBJ
seryed mat there never were seven such born
O. any woman: You are mistaken. eaid !,
ssolch' omcer. Mary Magdalen was deliver
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-05-30

The EXPECTED DUEL" IN the vicinity OF
Baltimore terminated happily, as we learn
from the Baltimore Patriot. A controversy.
Of strong personal character, had been go
ing on for some time past in that county, out
of which, understands the Patriot, grew a
challenge from William p. Maulsby, Esq.
who is the representative of the county in
the State Senate, to ]. Raymond, Esq, flor
merly of Canaan, Connecticut.l They met,
we learn, at Elk Ridge, on Wednesday,
and had already taken their posts, when
some explanations were had, which were
deemed satisfactory to both parties, and put
stop to any further hostile proceeding
The gentlemen concerned all returned to
Baltimore on Thursday morning.-N. Y.
Daily Cypress.
Klor AT OUNKIRK.--A gentleman just from
Dunkirk informs US that considerable excite
ment prevails there, in consequence of d vio-
satlon having been committed by gang of
blacks on the person of a white woman with
70 TWO miles Of that place. Affer the deed,
me negroes, It IS said, set the house on fire
ana made their escape. One Of them was.
however, identified by the husband. and ar
rested. This enraged the others of the gn1g.
VINO set fire to another dwelling the follow.
ING Gay. lSaturday) and it is reported one Of
the blacks was shot dead on the spof. Our
informant states that there was much excite-
ment IN the town. but as his business was mr.
gent, ne could not gather particulars. Bufa-
70 Comm. Adler. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
From the Ne,D Orleans Picayune


DoINGs IN MIssIssIPPI.-A lamenta-
Bile affair occurred at Jackson, Mississippi,
on the 18th inst. 1t appears that Gov.
McNut was contemptuously spit upon by
r. l. Dixon, the clerk of the Chancery
Court, some few weeks since, and that one
A. J. Paxton thought it to be his duty in
the public papers to wipe off The slaiu.-
This is the origin Of the affray, and here
is the sequel given in the Natchez Courier.
II is an exlrac, from letter dated Jackson
10Th May. We would wish to abridee it.
but there is such chain of circumstances
that we cannot we'll do so. The writer
says:
On yesterday, R.L.Dixon,the clerk ofthe
Chancery Court, attacked A. ]. Paxton in
the Rorunda of the Capitol and gave him
a very severe Gaming, for and on account
of publication of Paxton's which appear
ed in The Mississippian Of the Sd inst
Judge Mckinley of the United States
Court. uhen in session in The capitol
fined Dixon $500 for contempt Of Court.
nthe evening Mr.. Paxton and his friends,
about twenty in number, prepared fo- an
attack Dixon,bv arming themselves with
guns aud pistols, and placed themselves
in a house bv " hirh D. was sure to pass
in Soius 10 his Office. D. hearing this,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06

prepared himself for defence bv taking
his stand IN the street, where hr slOud lor
hall an liour,w hen p. senl him challenge
which D. would not accept, assigning us
his reasons, that he had Il lucrative "tllce,
and should he accept achalIcnsc, he would
lose it, and by The law he drnarred from
The privilege Of ever again hoIdng all OIL
flee IN the State. Paxton In"n came Oul
and cOnlnieuced advancing on Dix"n,whp
told Inn thai II he advanced further, L!
would he al the risk oi Ills lie, i'll :. Inch l..
stopped aud dtnuunccd d. aud Then re-
tired, when the crowd almost >Inlultane-
GasIy shouted .'Hurrah for Dixun,'-
Here the matter OF yesterday seems likely
10 stop.
Bul this evening, The old Parish Judge
Mckinley, o! the UnIed States Court, al
ter adjournlns court. and Un his way to
his room, had his nose pulled severely, ny
Mr.. James I'll. Boyd, young MIN vino
had been acling as officer fIhe cour:, du-
ring the aforesaid a!iray between d. and
p. Il who for not interfering was called "a
stupid jdckass" by Judge Mckinley, for
which he had his smeIIcr pulled. &c. &c.
lie (Boyd) isJustied By every one whom
| have heard speak Of the matter, and
will be sustained"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
Somebody. Look at this!

THsAkiN from the Stable of the subscriber,
Il at March Court. Saddle, with skirts
stuffed in froni. about half worn; worth, when
new. abnnt $22. Also. a Bride and Martingab
without collar.
There was LEFT in place of The above plain
Saddle, black around the edge of the skirts,
with leather Snrcinse attached to it, and pla-
ted Slirrnps. Also, slialfle bride, with round
checks new hrad stall, and old reins. The
owner of the plain saddle is requested to return
the stuffed saddle. without further trouble, as
the Exchange must be known by this time, and
is not satisfactory. Gu. GLOVER.
Nav T. l9:'D # IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
A MORNING WALK.
BIZ Letourneur.


While the dew-drops sill moistened the
leaves and the grass, went forth to
breathe in the midst of parterre en-
amel!ed with howers.--All my senses
were open to pleasure.--My imasina-
ton tenderly moved, s,rayed towards
every object, and roved with delight
from flower to flower.
Twas the morning Of "A beautiful day in
summer. The air was fresh and light
-ualure was smiling and animated.
The busllins world was yet plunged is
sleep. Interest had suspended his cal
cula,ions. Dissipation wearied out, rest
ed her gully head. All was serene and
tranquil. My soul was calm--my
thoughts serious and cheerful. The joy
ful lark has left her nest-I see her sail
in the air--she salutes the rising day
she calls the laborer TO his toll, and The
birds 10 the concert Of nature.
How sweet it is to muse, while lrampling
under foot The herbage, yet moist with
dew, and breathing the freshness of the
pure aud tranquil air! This pleasure
is lostto you, ye children Of effeminacy
How insensible is the slolhfuI man! How
wretched is he! He abandons half his
life 10 sleep, the mournful image of
death.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
NJ T. w FIR VI
Nv H.1.MRURG, S. c.

YNYHE Subscribers beg leave to inform their
IL friends. and the public generally. that
;Iley have associated themselves together in the
Town of Hamburg, for the purpose Of trans
acting n general
Grocery and Commission Business,
in which capacity they offer themselves to tho
public. and honr. by Il strict and close attention
10 business. TO receive liberal share Of fpatron-
age. Their Stock sllallcvcr be composed ofthc
most choi:e and well sc!erled articles usually
kept in Grocery and Srl"le Dry Goods line.
All Orders, or letters addressed to them, for
anv article. or business OF Commission, sliull
meet with careful attention and despatch.
HENRY l. JEFFERS.
HUMPHREYS BOULWARE.
Hamburg. MAY u, 1899 &c l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
s...s,ee Gossa. Ere. Scsloo.s,

FDGEFIELD. Feb. 9th, 1857.
ES ESOLVED that the Teachers of Free
EA, Schools in the District of Edscfeld be
required to present their accounts quarterly to
the Board. otherwise they will not be received.
BY order Of the Board.
May II. 1S39 Is
The fnYoring gentlemen are appointed Com
missioners Of ffcc Schools for Edgcfcld District.
Thomas Scnrry. John Huiet, Abram Kill
crease, &. C. Robertson, b. Roper, Musco Sam
mel. Lewis Holmes, p. F. Laborde, P. Bland,
John Anderson, w N. Moore. David Ardie,
r. G. Alln
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
COMMuN1cATED.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF,
EDGEFIELD.

On Saturday last, a number OF gentle
men, friendly to the promotion of The
cause of science, met in the Court House,
and organized a Society under the above
title, by the adoption of preamble set
ting forth the objects of the Society," and a
constitution for its government.
The leading object of the Society is TO
encourage the study and investigation oil
The great principles of physical science
and 10 difuse throughout the community
o general knowledge of the natural seieh-
ces, by every available means.
Surely no pursuit is more ennobllns and
none more conducive Of good than the ln-
ves,isa,ion of those relations which con-
meet man with his Creator. The exercise
Of human reason, in prosecuting the study
of the Book of Nature, on whose pages
are prominently inscribed the Power Wis
dom, and Goodness of God, seems to be
in strict accordance with the intentions oi
,he Creator, in the bestowmert ot this
high faculty. The organization OF associa-
,ious for such purposes as these is calcula-
ted to effect much good, and should moi be
disappointed of its Legitimate results from
want Of support. This Society, there
fore, claims the attention and the foster.
ing care Of the community, and we COM
mend it to its generous patronage and
support. Lett not share the fate OF SIM
liar societies throughout our State; and
though small beginning, lie, it not he de-
snised. bu, letit be confidently looked TO
as the nucleus around which shall grow
continually progressive increase of know
ledge, the importance of which shall be
known and felt for years TO come, by The
vas, amount Of good which it shall dis
pense. Let its leading object, the mental
improvement, of all classes of society," IN
every department, Of nature, be distinctly
KEEP, in view; and let no good man with
hold his support from cause whose on
ice, is so cmpharically good. Let all be-
come members, and thus furnish encour-
agement to thuse who have already EN-
barked in the cause, and also pecuniary
aid for the procurement of those means
which will more effectually carry into e1-
ecution the laudable designs of the Socl-
civ. Thus will the whole community es-
pecially the youthful portion of it, be sur-
nished with the best means for the acquire
men, of interesting and practical know
ledge.
The Society, according to the provision
of its constitution, holds lis stated meet
ipgs in the Court House, on the second
Monday evening in every month, al which
time the attendance Of the public will be
particularly welcome.
The following persons were elected OIL
6cers Of The Society, for the term Of one
year.
w. B. JOHNSON, D. D. President.
Fl. BURT. Vice President.
RI. MINIS, Secretary.
E.J. MINIS, Treasurer.
The next meeting Of the Society. as will
be seen BY reference to their advertise
ment, will be held on Monday evening the
10th inst. in the Court House.
R. r. MINIS, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06

MICHIGAN GENERAL BAyKIyGLAw.-
We learn hv the Detroit Free Press, that
the Michiga Legislature, at ITS laIe ses-
sion, annuled The general bankine system
Of that State. lfany person shall hereaf
ter attempt to exercise banking powers uu-
der the law, Il is declared thai he ''shall
be deemed guilty Of felony. aud shall he
fined in any sum moi exceeding ten thou
sand dollars, and confined i'll the States
Prison not more than Irn.nor less than one
year." These penalties, ifstric'Iy enfor
ced,wiIl pretty ellertualy cripple the wild
cal operators. No association which was
not organized and doing business for six
months preceding the passage of the late
act, and which has MOI deposited with the
auditor general The securities required ov
law, shall hereafter be allowed 10 transarr
any business, except such as may be ne
sessary TO wind up lis affairs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
From the Gal!atin Hiss Star Of lfay Ii.

from INC uasdtH HISS otHr ~ Mny Ii.
The Circuit Courl OF C"pian County,
convened its session in This place on Mon
day last, Judge Alouser presiding; cunse
quenil y our town Is literally Jammcd with
strangers OF every desert ption.
QUAsH! QUAsH! QUAsnED Going
Going, Gone.-'l'Le muliau docket at This
term of the Court is crowded more than
we ever knew ii. In almost every in
stance where ii bond was taken at the last
tcrul of the court, there is ii motion 10 quash
it, which has been sustained ly his honor
Judge Monser,npon the ground generally,
that The bond was blank ut the lime il was
delivered To the SherIl--anr! in many in
stances for variation between the exc
cution, and bond. 1t has afforded great
temporary relic to many of our citizens,
whose property would have been in all
probability, sacrificed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
MATERNAL LOVE.

From Poem, by Legoure.
Who can number the kind deeds of mo-
,her? Scarcely do we open our eyes
to the day, and breathe the vital air, ere
we receive from her. the first lessons of
tenderness and love.--Her heart is
touched by our earliest tears.-Our first
eriefs awaken her solicitude.-By her
most tender cares, she makes us feel the
first delights of happiness.-By her first
efforts, she assists our reason, and our
language.-She is worthy to receive
from us, the homage OF our first labor,
and our first success in the world.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
Domestic News.
From the Charleston Mercury,

ETUHI tNC JNNTTtNUH IHtTtUIy'
THE VIRGINIA ELECTIoNs'-lf'will be
seen by the news copied from Washington
and Richmond papers. that theresuits in
fifteen Congressional Districts have been
gained with reasonable certainty. They
give TO the Administration ten and to the
Wings and Conservatives, five members.
The remaining six districts were before
represented by four Administration, one
Wing and one Conservative. 1t is scarce
ly possible that the Administration should
failof a majority of Representatives. The
changes in lhe Stale representation indi-
cate the same result there, and Virginia
may pretty safely be set down to the Ad-
minisIralion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06

The Directors of the Western Bank Of
Georgia, (says The Western Georgian )mc,
on Monday the 2Oth ull. and before 4 o.
clock on Tuesday evening following, had
committed to The flames. upwards of Two
hundred and sixty-fve thousand dollars Of
theirreleemed Bills. Forty thousand dbl
lars of their issues are still in circulation,
which they are determined to redeem AS
soou. as possible. The Bank. we are in
formed, by those who are most conversant
with lis affairs, is altogether solvent; aun
will again resume business in some short
time. The Directors meet on the 18Th
instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
y SseTAY ED

r. ASEROM the subscriber. on the
ssT5S Il l4'h OF April, miles from
's$ Hamburg. TN the stage road to
-.ss-s.s dgeficid c. II. n dark grey Mare,
about years old, and between l3and "a hands
high. She had tn scratches IN one of her hind
feet; the etock is. or was cut off that foot Her
tail mostly white and dim star on her fore
head. ANY information will be thankfully re-
reivrd $40 reward will be given for the de-
livery of the mare. -
RUTIIA ANDERSON.
Nay 81, 1889 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
PEACE.
By BuNon.

Great God! whose sole presence upholds
nature, and preserves The harmony ol
the Univcrse-lhou ho, fron thy I'M
moveablc throne in The empyreum, seest
roll under thy feet, all the celestial
spheres, without jarring, aud without
confusion-w from thy bosom OF re-
pose, dost create at every moment, their
mighty motions, aud alone dosl regulate
in profound peace, The infinite, number
of heavens and of worlds-reslOre, Oh!
restore calm TO this asi,ated earth -
Let there be silence once more!-Let
Discord and War cease at thy voice, to
thunder forth their distracting clamor!