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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
LNLAf SALE OF MUhuS nuLllCAULlS.

:
y = ILL be sold 10y the suh>cr b"r. on the C"gg ms
80 Point Farm, Thursday, the l2'h day "i De-
rernher next Sir. If the air dsr. 10 the
l,,hrst brtder ,rtr"ut FIFTY THOUSAND GE,U-
M MoEus iirLricAuLIS TRIES They rir the growth
~ cslcrreous land we'll nature and the larger POT ion
&c them most superior trees The sale wall commence
8, II O'Clock A NJ and the tees sold 10y rows and
spaces or in other lois 10 suit purchasers
These 'rees will b. sold III pursuance n the terms and
reoujs,lons Of conlrac, made between Benlam'n II.
Smith OF Frederick shurg and the undersigned; and IN
consequence o, SAID Smiths failure TO comply with his
obligations under the contract.
Persons from distance need not fear that The sale will
he slammed or delayed except for very bad weather.
az the terms o the contract and rX'sng circumstances
REQUIRE Tia, the shall be sold 'rifhom rcscrrc
Trims For all sums less than Sion chsh will be re-
CURED For sums between SltO and SOD, negotiable
notes welt and satisfactorily endorsed Al I'D days. for Gums
b-lween 5Un and 81 0U0 k' notes a. months; and for
sums of 81 900 upw ards II months credit; or even
LONGER Tor much larger som it desired
Cnruns Point Farm lies on James River 10 miles be-
low Cav Pom, aud IL from Petersburg. Steamboats,
pass IN and down the river every Gav.
EDMUND RUFFlN, JR
NV 90 59-2awds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

"A p y AWAY from IN. snh-crbrr 81 'afn near
sh WnrmIps,er on James RIVER tn" property "i 10.
s,ph G. Cab,il. Esq. young negro man. h'n"o
urypy AZ went IF ~ ihr month VI August, OF
49,, ,,re nc FIR lime previous thereto be was
goy.d asa laborer The canal he IS now probably
,n.whpre on The line Of The canal Or river. b"tw@"n
vuchhnrq and Richmond He's about "a years "f "se,
,hu, feet : or 10 inches high. we'll made. n raler
H. III com xIun aud has the mark OF WOUND s''Ve
one of his ey-s and sammefs IN speaking ~ was
born and lived Ill, few yeats pcs', IN M county o.
Lancaster reward Of twenty 6V- dollars VIII o. psa
for HE delivery the Subscriber nr Tar nus drV'fy no
nny is so that he shall be restored to the possession OF
his
Nuy % a9-~4"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

I' INtERN-vIRCt~I ~ tUur nt luafiG'y sessions
ron,lnurd md o"uo'! the Courthouse ee'i,
y, Tua-dny. November the l2th, l-,''. ,,.,,.
lame. shelton in HI riglt Esd eonmuee o. VIVA"
, Jiins' ' ,''n 80 ,',.nuoJ ,i,I Plaintiff:
.y;..,o, A.,
am shelton mimi, John shelton Elizabeth WINSTON Ann
I,a,. Franklin shelton, Ci"nrd, blcksfs"n ana
h. wife and her children shelton I'rrni, lahu9n ihriif
hJ,.n Wharton add W.T. Richard samuel '"uhs
md charles and Judith F,rn ond Thoma. she'a
al S.an la. wife Shsion William aud S.mu. lonk" J"h'
lanes and William tubb- Juhn oo" ard and Mildred h. "',
Thomas >crus:s and Polly his vat" Sarah f"nf' 'etn"S "
and Nancy ZIchnah " Perkins and Lnr'nd" MS VIE,
Su. Sind.run. Spvci Jones. Tnonh Jon"' Jason Sh"s
and Anln,a hi. wife. VIM EF and Martha his "'s ana "i'
Cooke AMI ,rnh hI1 wife, ,.,, =, -, ~ -
Th, i,tsnd ,n. Frankln shelton W'iam 'in"%d Dksn-
.on rc Ia. and children, She ton fnhf, h"'"h
rr chir.n aud LUCINDA ", "tio, sann" f'rt',
f,rnn, r ,r Judith William and Samuel eakr Jnha,
m. and " Ram Ltu,b. Erck Mos. an Su-a" ' VIE los.
au..on Matthew Fa,ra Ricbart ani John Fnt"f hrh IAN
cy ana f w.t. Eizup"i S"-nn Mrhh' i"Srn'' avg -"
NH. Fsrtat Eliza g. and Lucy T. Leak, at tho children OF Geo.
and t.Iz tbcr entered MIR appearance mo
-,vsn rury sccofn. Hnl me rules OF ms court '
10 the court that they he no' .o'-
AMI. oftns motion Of tn" pi''"' 10y ~ counsel
ielrnJaa. DO
n.,irs. nj DOR court vf iuni" c"u6r ~ r
-, tho Second ouay February next Hnh anne r o " "'
pnn,If and copy Of hs order b. "r".' h'eI' W '
nev.n .r published the o. R'"hmoni Tor Nv" no W.
c...,y- the front doof OF - " '
,.r,., a., .nms cour, day. A Copy-Tcs'e. .
count! Q" ''"' '0 WY JOS HUNTER. c. l.. c.
59-wGu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

Gen Scott arrived at Rochester On Tuesday evening,
Nov l2. On Wednesday morning ne mace hasly IN.
spsc,nn Of the Garrison and the Armorles OF The
Union Crews and Wams' Light Infantry, and proceed
ed with great haste 10 the landing, where he embarked
on board steamboat for Suckes arbor, and VIII pro-
coed to PIairsburch via the Il Lawrence. cgdens-
hurch, &c H. must h. in Richmond, the Rochester
Dencrrai savs on The 9Th December.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
/ : TfiURSTON.
J. >. TTINItS VIZ
r. p,i,nr o,J P,n1;r,r nj PjHnD FgrfIs

Tyorr ntGuiaior mai R,pairtr If Pinno Forces.
s5aVING uc hG-r; 10 attend to i"dn- 81 "is pro
kA lesson IN Richmond, Petersburg n@ acic"" c"u"t hus
,racliy cG. lis such persons may wish tLc
;isn,. 1. ., IN otdn1 b, ikr gear otherwise.
81 , rs letter wiIch Nj l. r. Aa,h :"
Pc,r bus .r +. '!ofr Eco Fro" '.of ~ Music Ne"
York which Mr. y. la kindly allowed him 10 Inf'iSh:
Ny DIR TLc Lg ,cr, Mr. 1hur.ioH, understand, y a'on
- ocarc himself Ia rcurs 70: ;he OF tuning ana 'e
,,,,r, n no Force. kHnwu him sonc mc ~ factory
and in you Gnu with person "'ic calculated
10 p,ye :irr EXCELLENT tunc' ard understands
The m cn lisul o u piano iho'mr-hy
feic,c III fcasir you's truly,
CHARLES Z. HORN.
New York, Oct. 5'h $50.
To Mr.. Nash, Petersburg, W. -,
Refsrcaecs-p"ctnr Robinson and A. Pet'c"as -q feeu@
f,rI.s ron with Mcs.r. ". Randolph K Co. Bookfcio
s., 49, " " " 5l-gif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

IT We strangely recommend "itr r"'.!c support The
Coayrsssiouat Giobe and 7rpendin OF "ashr"g'"a)-
two vnlrmi,s winch ernbody iu history of The Pro-
cesdinrs and Debates ot both Houses Of Congress II
il sinculay cheap aud valuable Fer one copy Of the
CoucressionaI Gobe SI-One Copy Of the Appendix.
Si-Srx copies Of either s"n for sI-l2 for SO; and 80
ON = SNhsci irti0ns rtceiEtd nj ms OfIce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
OAK GROVE FARM FOR SALE

yEyuIS properly lies in the county OF buckingham,
on The waters of Sail River, about "a Of mile
from The G. II The tract contains about 4DO acre.,
portion Of which. is excellent T'Ver bottom ano me
balaace sood grain land The improve mSns CONSIST OF
mod dwelling house. barn, stable and all other nec-s'
ssry .nuhousps The property WILDE solo ~ highest
bidder on The % Monday in Drremb-r on "a" premises,
If no, d,spo-pd Of privately before tna lime ne terms
will be made known on the day Of al"
Tie Lesa,ees ct Mary Gtnr.r. d'sd
Nov29 os- ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
PENNSYLVANIA SFEctAL ELECTION.


Gen,lemen-We have Just received certain in'orma.
ton rha, Gen George McCulloh elected to supply The
vacancy in Congress accustomed by the death OF The
Hon W. W Potter by 2l0 mOiory. This you may
depend upon.- Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

TENHE BREWER. and small quantity of the Nonpnreil
8 which this paper is printed. will be sold low,
reasonable terms Also column and advertisement
ru.s ciases sets iron fact and side sticks NC &c,
al well ndn r,ed q print u r,uriry newspaper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

The Boston Morning Post insists upnn H. that after al.
or nn fr scattering VOTES Judge Morton is elected Go.
vernon of Mas.ach bv mai rrity Of abou, 200.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

The Board Of Assessors met yesterday in the Capitol,
and appointed Mr. J. HolIeman Of Isle of Wight their
Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

,hs liberty of demanding from you these Ger.
as hse 40 have since (aiier seeing the letter and
ic' ), raI,icularly) made oath 10 the satemen
y i''- bs,rd you make We take this method of de.
at7 ,n.m in order that there may be no misunder-
-" lam about the matter Please hand them 10
Z .'~' Your ubedient servants,
ANDREW McCLUER.
JONATHAN BECkNER.
!, :. A>prssoS, Esq
certify tia. this day handed letter 10 Jno.
J son. a. the request OF Andrew McCluer, and
4n" ,p II, said Anderson became very furious and
r. and among other things said, that he had An
. NET uer and Jonathan Beckners certificates, and
Y ID A Keep them. Given undo. my hand this 9Th
! \,v 1889 THOS. SIMPSON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
tCopy,l
cory,i hand Tho .,ne Dissertation Of Pianos, a. the

keep hand the same dissertation oil fdnos as e
one alluded o above, bought OF me by Mr. Page -
wishing the services OF an "blc ffno r"c
reula,or mi rrparr their ndvani g, :" employ
10 hns lust himself this plrce Tor To" Pu
nose attending business Of his profession IN fhmon
counties nluGc 10 Mr "
Thu,.,on recommended by The celebrated Mu
clan Charles +. Horn, Esq. New York
Order. from Town. OF the country WIN he PioHp!
Attended b,iog lett with Messrs. j. w Randolph Co.
Rock. Hers Richmond, OF mys"f in Petersburg. 1900
l5l-9tnl b. r. NASH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

H,yppgS Stusrr CoLLEGE, Now LIST, ls59.
hereby certify Sir. Vim shepard graduate OF ms
Coicyc was member late Senior Class under my 'hfr
and thai his aud literary n'rnm"nt' a" " Is
,ho, an rlc, nv wcrc authorize 10 he
v h, n, vii, uoye useful and acceptable 'elcher ~ ne DC
,oa, h;ch Il, M oposr. 10 urcupy Nr. danes school,
f WM. MANN ELL. PfcSidcn, oi u : e.
$500 5J-ui5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
L u NIL Ea,trsLnrr.

f. p. hash, Fs;srsbHrr :, . AHA,
did rot rcach me Ut. take pIcau'" IN Informing
ou u. t- mo purchase 10y tcu >lr Pc.Tn'n u"
~, ,e lu rhrccnt "scf. l. lt.hi! nP
proved sr good ud's DOM rr"i' I'd I" be one
vcty sunrur n.turrn certainly very nd ON: one
N,b nv hes, rirlscd rl"s % yoar fiahos
respectfully.
nj u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

Erru,NIrY HNLi. N DE 'Yih" "r.'c,'- No. l".'t-
"a ,,,nr the 18th a: January i-ip, and con-
time, IL. "f Nnvonbar blowing. muS nsa schou'c term
OF t.nn months without vacation ,
~ .ubscrih, has prncursJ services Of Mr. william ~
Ehcpsrd genilrnan hni schonf ns WIZ ne
e.n fto the OF Prci"n Maxwell In ms
sc ~ tau Engl.h r"-k ~ French iansua.
Geography History, Chemistry, iual and Nota ihi'"y
mi The ch'rr7s ni any OF a
RI foregoing French vi" no SJl per term nm
e,,rn charge $40 made tor French Board NnthnS
Lodging he furnished the mndtaic price OF sioo
,h viii required ~ advances the e-idue "i' the u'""
fees ., !" end Of the term. a.
il than thtt s location
.ru,iati, eligible bcr. midway between Richmond AMI nc-
ur in lc and healthy country, ml" from the stage
,n, ,, IA. former pllc. via CtncfsTie Tho
,mnIrr sorupy nparnrr TO themselves ana WIZ W
immediately under the tuition o. the subscriber
ELIJAH G.. HiNES. Principal
Humanity Hall Academy
Ps-Add;ess rhy.c SPRING. T. o., buckingham county Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

"a Ira + y. CUNGLnLASp,
sih Ueloher, ls09.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

WASHINGTON HENRY A. NDENY-rhs ln'tiuon -
located 10 rnuniy o aroer, ~ f''i5ed ami hel'hy
lnrhond For has boon unc the snP'i'ncn
enc. rubsr.r durIn. which tine he hen mnrh IN
cour...G aa bcray p.onif'd IT, hopes that III" street ae"
Inn mai. 10 children hs md 'h- success nt
e. .orts vii procure or him IN ine"aa-d pf"" g.
The year consisting q" Ten months VII c"mmen'" on
thu 18th d, ,nulry next sn thu 18Th day OF c"mo
vi u tiono , month III. nt''- fi"y
hut shorter ta
fy. n.ah. he made account OF absence,
exec n u ca Al Of ur"nrr. d .ckn..s ,
hu 80 srnd chtf 10 th h'''-
tuition should mas apple nior" ttc hr- Of ruary
laugh ~ itm l'nGu s"r n'd NOSE
ntsncu.- -~d"
Term, For Ui'I"n So S25 :" h. pad ~ ''anc'
~ AID DIR cred :" ''rh"ohi
CIV. vii receive pumP au.U'iun J. NJ hthtH"'h
Nov ."-"7"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
JAMES " ARREN,
VI ii K YLE.
JAMES O HOBBS.

concur in the above, az far as il respects my owl
knowledge Of Nj. CaIagtan, ha";nr been acquainted
with him Is or II years, and had dealings with hn
10 the amount Of several hundred dollars Given undo
my hand this 9Th day of Nov 1880.
mo |. ROSWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

our nf Quarterly Sessions
~, u, the Courthouse thereof,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
H,vppgs srpsrr CoLLror, Nov. lst,

psAdd,ess rhy.c Spring, r. o. Buckingham county, Va
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

mai pro jccted by the master-mind of Clin-
ton, turned out Il grand work, and the result
was, that large amounts were expended in
the state Of New y ork, on other works that
never can be profitable.
South Carolina Obtained some dear
bought experience, some fifteen or twenty
years ago, o. The subject Of internal I'M
provemenl and for time she played the
part of burnt child. Bnt there are
signs within two or three years, of her hav.
ing forgotten the injury. We refer to the
appropriations. We remember. too, to
have heard i, very gravely asserted, as a
reason why Ihe works had not been more
profitable, that the superintendent was not
paid sufficient salary II seemed 10
have gone entirely oul of mind, that at the
time Of the projection aud execution Of
some OF lhe most fertile aud visionary pro.
jects in which The state ever engaged, that
officer was paid $4,000 per annum. The
total failure of the scheme caused the sa-
larry TO be reduced to Si200-at which il
continued for many years, aud was proba-
bly 100 little if such an officer was neces-
sary at oll, the expenses being very cocsi-
derable. 1t is now $1,000, but we are
sorry 10 say, that the appropriations are yet
made in the old way and without ra-
dical change in The whole plan. we are con-
fident the expenditures will be fruilless.
We have some further observations 10
make on this subject, but must defer them
to another rimc.-Pendleton Messenger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

Extract Of Speech from r. BARSwELL
Ruxrr, to his Constituents on The Salt
Ilctcher River. at dinucr given on 4,h
day of July, 1889.
FELLOW CITIZENS
About this time ten years ago. stood
npou this SPOT, and addressed you on The
great subject then astaiins the country,
the Tariff policy of the General Govern
ment, by which duties were laid under the
prrlexi Of revenue, with the view of fos-
tcring domestic manufactures. Since this
period time has not been inactive in pro-
tlucing his usual changes. Every thing
around US, nature as we'll as ourselves, the
noble trees around us, the very earth be-
meath US, the friendly faces which then
greeted me, and the new faces Which now
look up to me-all Indicate that time, with
lis transforming and melancholy b d,has
not spared US in his innovations. But The
question which then agitated our bosoms
is ill,hc same, unchanged and uncllange-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

Mr.. Clay and the Compromise Act.-
MIR. Clay,in speech delivered by him, at
recent visit TO the city Of Buffalo, New
York. says
The compromise of the Tariff was
proposed to preserve our manufactures
from impending ruin, menaced by the Ad-
minislration of General Jackson, and
which would avert from the Union, the
threatened danger of civil war. If the
compromise be inviolably maintained, as
] think il ought to be, trust that the rate
ofduty for which it provides. in conjunc-
lion with the stipulation for cash duties,
home valuations. and The long list of free
articles, inserted for the berefi, of The manu-
featuring interest, will ensure Unreasonable
protection"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

More Presentsto Editors.-In the Mer-
curry. OF August the Cd, we find the fol-
lowing -
ave acknowledge, from Mr.. Bussac-
ker, the present of a peach of noble size,
exquisite fragrance, and general maguf-
cence-a peach SO glorious (the finest we
ever saw,) that Il would be almost pre-
sumption to eat it. 1t shall be treated
with all due respect.
P.S. Ha!fpast7, p. M.-It has been
stolen"
The Courier, Of the same date, con.
lains the following: -
1.-THE Largest Yct.-Mr. Charles Bus
sacker presented US, yesterday, with
mammoth peach, the product Of a tree on
his premises, king-slrect; which we un-
heslalinsly, and without fear of any i'm.
peachment Of our justice, pronounce the
largest aud finest we have seen this sea-
son."
Truly, this Mr.. Bussacker must lie a
charitable, noble hearted fellow! He
siverh beautifully 10 the poor. II makes
our mouths water, 1--WE mean our own
mouth, and those of our workics,) toread
ofsuch delicious things!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

South Carolina Politics Fiye Years
Ago.-It is good for US occasionally, to
look back into the history of the past. A
friend has called our attention to commu-
uicatiun, abou, the Safe Rights Party,
which appeared in the Charleston Mer.
curry, of August The 18th, 1894. The
communication, from which we make
some extracts, was written by gentleman
of high political distinction, member of
Congress; who, doubtless, correctly repre-
senied the feelings and opinions Of South
Carolina. at that day. The writer proves
conclusively. that The STATE Rights Party
in 1884, had few feelings in common with
Mr.. Clay, or the Nal'o al Repp,licans.
With what grace. IIcn, can il be charged
upon South Carolina. that she has desert
ed The Wings, when, it is evident, that she
looked with great dislrust. on their leaders
even in 1884?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

Mr.. Clay and National Bank.-I,
has frequently been said, that Mr.. Clay
has written letter to some one, 1--WE have
never seen The letter. in which he gives
up his project of National Bank. This
seems 10 be mistake. We make the fol-
lowing extract from the Globe:-
"National Baak.-Mr. Clay, at Au-
burn, N. Y, few days since, in bis fede-
raj address TO his patrons, remarked, lha,
" he would still advocate National but
not Government bank"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

North Carolina Election for Congress.
In the Fourth Congressional district,
Charles Shepard ivan Buren, is said to
be elected by large majority over Biddle
(Whig). The Richmond Whig says,
1--WE learn. that Jesse A. Bynum (Admi-
nistration,) is reelected in the secoud dis
trict." IL is stated there is no doubt OF the
reelection of VI. T. Hawkins (Adminis-
tion.)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15
The Selma, (Alabama) Free Press IN

The Selma, (Alabama) Free Press il
a late address to it's patrons, says
The Free Press is Wing paper, de-
voted 10 the best interests Of the country.
This paper has respectable number
Of Democratic subscribers, irho haze teen
much more punctual in discharging their
arrearages, than haue been the ,chigs. tits
believed that there is scarcely a Demo-
cratic journal in the State, that has not
an independent support from the party, in
whose service it is enlisted, while The
Wings have TO labor night and day with
out receiving, as they should do. a just re-
muneration for actual labor.
This is certainly singular state oftIlinss
in thai Stale. Are the Wings solukewarm
in their own cause, as to suffer their Jour-
mails TO lansuish, and musl some Of these
be in great degree, sustained by Demo-
cratic subscribers? This augurs not we'll
for the Whigs of Alabama.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

The stockholders in the Louisville,
Cincinnati, and Charleston Railroad. are
informed. that The next annual meeting
will take place al Ashville, in North Ca.
rolina, on the second Monday, being the
10th of September next, when it is desir-
able that all the stockholders should be
present, either in person. or by their
proxies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15
Tbr a aDbfrttser.
EDGEFIELD C. III
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is. 1899.

The following return Of the recent cleo
ton, for Colonel Of the Seventh Regiment
of South Carolina Militia, was furnished
US by one Of the managers -
For Louis T. Wiglall, Esq. 357 votes.
Captain w. p. DELPHI, 25S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

The Pennsylvania Enquirer says" A
great meeting has been held in London,
TO establish British India Society," to
encourage the growth and purchase OF
East India free-labor cotton. in preference
to ,ha, grown in the slave-holdins states Of
The United Staies."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

From statement Of the Treasury De-
parment, bearing dale August ], 1889, i.
appears, that tho aggregate Of Treasury
notes now outstanding. amounts ia
S5,l60,430 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

A fricrld who has just returned from
Glenn Springs, Spartanbur District,
says, that though the waters are not
highly impregnaled. they produce fine
effect, operating on the skin, and kidneys.
He says, that the landlord, Mr.. Huson, is
attentive and accommodating to his guests,
that the table is good; and that the rooms
and bedding in tn" hotel, are neat and
comfortable. Nothing is waH'ine, he
adds, a, this watering place, to render per
feet h" enjoyment of the married gentle
men, but the presence of afsctionate
,rires, and soodly supply Of books. As
to those poor bipeds, who have no I" bet
Ter halves" he said nolhiug about them.
We presume, that they are as wretched at
Glenn's, as at any other place. So strong
ly does our friend recommend this water
ING place, aud the upper country gcner-
ally, during The prevalence of rhi> sultry
weather, that we have resolved ourselves
TO take trip to the mountains, so soon as
the great roilroadis is completed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

Wecopy to-day, some extracts from the
speech Of The Hon. Mr.. Rhett. /, is cha
racterized by clearness, force, and elo-
quence. The views of Mr.. Rhetr are Of
such commanding interest, that they must
commend themselves to the serious atlen.
lion of all. We make The following ex-
tract from the comment Of the South
Carolinian, upon the speech:-
MR.. RHETT's SPEECH.
"1n the strikingly impressive views and
opinions it contains, and so eloquently H.
lustrates, we decidedly concur, as we have
ever done. -. We look for.
ward, wi'hthe people, TO the course of the
Administration and lis party, on this ques-
tion, The Tariff question, with the deep
est and most anxious solicitude and their
course will decide our own, as we'll as that
Of our people. The great errors Of their
past course. we are willing TO forget, so
far as they faithfully continue their pre-
SEM one; and we would fain. therefore,
moi have seen The severe passing allusion
to il, in the speech of Mr.. Rhett. We
gratefully acknowledge that they have
done rel!, SO far. But this IariF question
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

A New York paper. the Cul'ivaror, a
paper edited by Judge Buel, gentleman
devoted to the agricultural interest, pre-.
sents some startling facts respecting The in
dcbiedness Of the states. The amount
due by eighteen states for loans, chiefly
for canals, railroads, and other inrernal
improvements, is one hundred and Sc
uenty millions of dollars, the interest on
which must be punclually paid. The
worst of the whole is. thai many Of these
Improvements are such as will never pay
their own repairs, much less the interest, or
any part Of the principal. The great ca