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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-19
EnRr Hill. Nov. Z.

Gcntlemcn-lt is with relutancc. that
decline the invilainn to partakc of a pub
lie dinner on my way to WashInot"n.
which you have 50 kindly rendered, on
behalf Of yourselves and my other person.
al and political friends of Charleston. II
circumstances had permitted, would GER
raiuly have made it in exception to rule
10 decline invitations of the kind. un which
I have so long acted, anal from which. |
have 81 seldom denartrtl.-Such. hnwcv
er. is un, the case. Mylong absence from
home of nearly nine months. in the dis
charge of nv public duties, has rendered
nv presence necessary 10 my private aud
domestic concerns; 50 much SO. that !
canno, venture 10 fix. in a''vans' the time
of my departure for Wa>L;matnm 1t is
my in'rulion 10 be at my posi- al tx. nnen
ing f'!'e session. buI NAV be unavo;da
Ill, detained Snul,' llne longer.
In saving. tha' the Republican party of
Charleston have noi been discouraged by
1.-The changed aspect of the political hori-
zon." yon have stated no more than what
] had anticipated. Those W! no iooK L"
PERSONAL or party CONSIDERATIONS. may
change with The tlde OF popularity; bui
the reverse is The case with those who
chiefly regard principles and country. IL
is when the tile is adverse se-whrn tn"
Loose and weak are floating away with the
current, that lhev hold most stcadiastly To
to their cause. II is thus this State has
ever acted 1t is her pride and glory not
not 10 be governed by private or selfish
! considerations, here the intcrcs, of the
country is involved, bu, to take her stand
inmpvrabIy on principles, above all per
sonnl oi par,y feeling, and without regard
:, tho c,urse thai NAV he taken by others,
A. she has always acted 50. I douh, moi,
IL. will IN ,Le nrcscn, ,cco.iou IF she
s,,o,u no oy,ne a. IN anu,her me mnraLIe
oo "o"as;on she will feel coni;Jpn, c,s,
Tor r.r;mb, ;,,o ,,,e sc,i.s thar her nr;nri
,,i.s nav noint 10. as resolu,ely. and il
,ns,;!,is p,nrc so. Than if hacked bv The
r.., or ill.,. T,;on'
p,;nc;,,les hcncs,lv and (irm,y main.
,,;nnJ nre .lr,o,, certain i, Tho epd n
,r;r,nnh hu, if i, o.,r gas. ,urb sLouI,l
,,a, La ,I,.. far, ,o ,,,y ho ...ur.J I'm,
w;,h ,h,, r,;,urr or o,r rr;ncirIox ,lc wbn,r
.,l,an,e ,,f ,.rr ,dm;r,i,I, :, ,.,n,r If oo,nr,,-
nar, -, nms, rs f:,iI II !. utterly ;nuoss;bl,
G'r @ ,he smners,ructu,c 20 sr;n1 IN ,nv o,h
-, Gm,d,,ion evce,, ,h.. Oil p.nni,l;r,,
S,,,o p;oh,s rr;nr;,,.s in ,,.s;. ruIia., 90
,en, ns understood in the nnrcs, Jays -,
the par,v. And. let me add. ,ho, + ,hr
par.v holding adverse principlrs and poli.
cy should succeed i'm the urcscut contest,
the cause must be sought in departure
from them bv The Government; and tie rlc.
| r., L,,,lJ ,l,r. l,o ,,nn c,n oulv no RAJ,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-19
Office Dftllc News.
St. Augustine, Nov. S.

~. SuHuSlIllc, NUN. ..
Information has been received in this
city from Fort Reid, on 81. Johns. that
Col. w. S. lIarney, 81 Dragons. had cap.
lrreI twelve Indians, consisting Of women
aud children. lasi week, in thai ncighhor-
hood. He !onk from them abou, 80 blan-
krt, snmc perfectly new, and a number of
pieces of calico. Lomcspun, Sc. This
plumber is no doubt some lha, was taken
when Indian Key was destroyed by the
wrcIchcs. Ujid Cat. and his party, are
sill in this nri.hboriIood, and committing
heprrdaiouS daily.
Fnrr lIanson, about fifteen miles from
this city, was hurnr about three dnvs ago
The troops thar w"rc earrSnning il (vnluu-
teerS.I had moi left il but Il few hours, he.
fore il was hurnl. There were eighr dis i.
iinct tracks discovered around the For
hy ne scnur who discovered that the place
was burnt. One Of Il,e tracks was that of
a negro. and very large. 1t is the same
parry hat are daily 'nrrtirring our p"nrI"
about here, headed by UiM Cat. alias COu
coo .kce
The Steamer Colnmhia, Capt. Windlr
from Havana. bound To Charleston, put in
here on the GI inst in a lcaky condiion.
l,"ins unable to proceed any further. She
has puI her cargo "n board Of the schr
Stephen q Francis, Capt. Magee. comsis.
ling Of Gj hiuls of sugar, fruit, &c. The
steamer i, obliged 10 keep her rorce pumps
going. She leaks very fast. She will he
cnukcd. and proceed in aday or TWO for
rnur port.
Tie steamer VIM. CASTOR, Capl. Bar.
den, arrived here Yesterday from Sonrhern
Posts. having been detained here for some
ii:nr. on account ofs"vere gales. No news.
There has hcen very severe gale along
our coast, injnring good many vessels.
ST. Augustine, Nov. 7.
Indian Murders Lieur. Judd. with Mr..
Fernando Falanv. and 3lrasuons. on Sun
day morning last left Fort SearIe fur this
city. NearIIIcS mile post they were fired
upon hy party Of Indians who were con-
cralrd in the bushes alongside the road.-
The Sergeant and one private were killed,
and Mr.. FaIanv and one private severely
wounded. LII. Judd ESCAPED! miraculnusly.
lie rode with the wounded men shorI dis
tancc on. when The soldier fell exhausted,
and Lt. J. dismonnied, dragged him of the
road aud concealed him Among some bush
es. Mr.. Fd'any was wounded in the
shonl'ler-lhr hall lodging in The arm.
The bodies were much .li>foured. and that
of The Sergeant decapitaled and the head
carried oil.
Tie wounded man it is thought will
recover,
Lieuts. Brown, Ri'lgely. and Haulee.
with derarhmcnIs "f Dragons. went out
immcdiatcly'o 10 scour The country in all di
rcciOns.
Lit. Col. Dancy, with dciacbmen,s of
Captains MickIer's and Pellicer's cornpa-
nies, went out to search f,r the mlIrerers.
hui they have as yel been unable to meet
ihen.-Hcr0ld.
Tie place Of the Indian talk is transfer
red from Tampa to For King. Macano-
pv and several chiefs, with Ahram, the
interpreter. il is said. will be prcsent.-ibid.
The scIlr. United STATES. from Charles
ton, for Jacksonville, put into this sport in
sprung leak in ii gale.
Her cargo has in partbccn discharged.- 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-19

As Corresponding Commillce. we adj
dress you for this purpose. and will be oh
liged if you will give US such iniormarinn
as you can procure, as To the probable av.
eragc yield in your uei shborhood and
county
1--we succeed in procuring general infnr
naiion from the various parts Of The State
10 warrant a conclusion "a to The tola
product of the Sale, we will. with plea
sure. communicate The result ofnr lahnrs
Plea>e address your reply 10 William
Fl. Taylor. Chairman.
William H. Taylor, Charles 7. Pollard
Isaac w. I!ayno, Thomas S. Mays,
Frederick Jordan, William Il. Picket,
4. 6. Guohwin, S. G.. Oliver,
Henry Lucas, G.. Bel|inger,
Thomas Nj. Barnett, Robert |. Ware,
james Gimer, Jesse p Taylor,
b. S. Bihb f., A. Poll.
Abner Al'Gehee, Green Wood,
A. J. Pickett, Alexander Garter
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-19

The United States Bank has concluded
10 resume The payment of its notes, provi-
ded ii can borrow money enough in the
Eastern cities -" Patrick, sure. aud I
have come to pay You the bit Of three
dollars that am after owing you-il' you
will lend me the five
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-19
S23,139,S23
SU0.524
S23.949.3l7

Thi. is nearly double the amount amy
otbrr nrirlc imported iuIo the U. States,
anl clearly intlicaIes The great extern of
its use. This is certainly an enormous
SUN to pay for siusle altiri" in one year.
Six Cutturist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-19
From tic CAairs'on Courier, Nor. 13.
l,'noM ST. AuGuSTIN

NUM ct. NUGUSTINE.
The srhr. Stephen Il Francis, Capt.
Masr", arrived here yesterday from he "a
hpve port.
We are indebted to Cant. Magee for the
H'rald OF the 7lh, ana tnour attentive cor
respondent for rhc following:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-19

y. W ShlLllDI4N.
II. Deas, John S. Ashe, ker Boycr. jas,
LinaL, Esqrs. and others Of the Com
miltee.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-26

!.
IeutINe rin9stm
Gcmu1t jrt ptm fetfli6cn Sutbe,
Seicrt NIT J6erjc,t tgno oUlu'lcc
9aterl1nb'6 JiuDm!
9.
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Sell ipic rie leubtcnpcn Sttrtte,
Strablct CT nay ibm ttno trr,le.
Subelt partI,n.
3.
Subclt barum
SaBet bic 2j6lser frcb(oden;
9uttcnbers Sat ia 8rfro@en
9eRctentbuin.
Il
9tfpcftntbum!
Sort nit btn Rettcn berS@anoe!
Sreibett ert6net tin $anee:
Srsi6arssrtB,t4ta-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-26
UtertRs !Dubtlaeum oer 2Suchnrurkerkurst.
G5efunscn lei benz 9ruterf III Canton 23len 0ie1cs

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Srcitilr3ertbum +!
95on Dem 9ermaniften Srbnc
28arp Dir Die 9>rcBc gum xbrcut
4,reBDcllistbuln.
6.
9ortBbrili9tDum !
Vd6 tlt6cs 9 Suntel pcr(6winbtt
;lBp peine $ampe Sc1ilnoet.
si3t tpiro's rinssuln.
7.
si3t wirb's ringsuiit.
SeGct, Der &tlntte, Der frcien
BiBenl6aft, Se(oer 9epstben.
SuGslt barum!
8. .--
Sutelt barum!
&omint au Dem feitlt2en Sunbe,
Seiert NIT .6er3en uno 0iuttbt
9aterlanb's 0ubtn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-26
Gaufeute 1nD Bu6l 16ntebe,
Schgt htRhRr!

s4ENEI nLKUKC!
<er ltnterfaretee bat sben 1000 Sa@fn unp Stnte4
Sdufc erbaltcn p u oifdnDrciten rereaufen tpirb
Sin sroses NBortment nrp beanps ouf oano Scbalte ae
4uftraae tperben pntt beforst bic cunScn ratre
ae(icfert ,perben. III 2S nj Jba, Nscut flr
OF Greenptle, Start bte bflidbe 0lanufatt"s.
Gauntp Dbip, Su1p 49, ls4O. b.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-26

Ser prdGoent hat anoecrbnet, baB f6rperIidbe 3td>
t9un9en at Seeleuten nur rad Gerurtheilung berels
ben bnrd Elm &re9S9erit oousr9en werben loen, uuo
in T6uen no Der tommanoirenOe Sf5ier Elm 0eott hat
eine Strafeu aufSule9e, ba 1on baS lrtheil ftrifd
ub9cfaBt no oa6 9er9eben uuo Die Strafe oetli oas
rim on9egeben percen Serner pG oieIe6 lrthe in oa6
Sdifsbud, en9eidrieben, Der 9ansen Mannfbaft ocr>
geeen uno in beren We9enwart oOIscgeu percen. 9It>
ihriften bon oicleu Shif6bhtern Tnb oierteljdbrId
All oen Worine Sefretdr einsuihicfen. Nucb ra bene
ui9en eeuten, pche III oen Scepient su treten piln>
dcn, jece6maI Die carauf be5ii9den GeleBe opr9eIe
fen uno e nit ben NHitten oes Dienlte6 ocrher be-
fannt 9emod tperoen, oamit e NIT penen 9Eu9en unb
nr bncItn9S, einen Sdritt tAun, Der fIe fir Sabre
binoet. Ob.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-26
Q5ufa[p, Sui1p l3. 1910.

SufFa(p, Sunp l3. 1910.
Wepnta9 ben 8. b. tpuroen bic Soeerfhaaren fir bic
ISteges CD Seter BON Sort Oet96 gen1uert uno auf
Dem Commodore gerrD nad) GDlebD 9eittdt. Die1e
S1aar betanb aus 70 Wann i'm @anSeu. sic naren
III bic Oerteoenen llntfOrmen Don Der QSaid)tn9tpn>,
ettD> nno eafaYette @aroe 9efletoe aein faum ein
orttter 2be baDpn paren Wt9leoer ote1en @orps,
bic llebr9en botten @ llnorm eelebnt unb entge fol-
len r9ar 8esablun9 fir hre gu eenbe Dienfe erbalz
ten haben. Inter ben otelenSfere, Die bie1eSdoaz
rem fbrter, befanben Id trr spet Delde mrf(tb Sfz
stere fll1b bic anDern bnten iIh ale rr nit ren,oen
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mort pte Der Soerr 70 Der nedt'' aberntals, tbrer
@etppbnbett 9emdB, Su beftatge11.
Die 9usrlitung 70 tpie Wtttel CUR 8erf6ftteung bez
fer @rpeopn, (ebten bic gauge Saar unIerer bie(gen
Seoeraltten In Setpe9un9. Ole llnfcften foQen eb
ber 1000 Ghaler belauen, pb9led bic lleberfabrt af
cem Dan,pfIdfe fret 1T. DaB Die carrt1pnzSegetes
run1 eepaltg i'm sbnebmen it, fDnnen unere austpdrs
tt9en eefer baraus entnebmen, baB bem slbgana be6
eebrad)t fperren fpnne. Gieaeidt Durbe biefes aud,
aus Trrd)t, baB bic 9e9enwdrti9en Denlpfraten inn
Stanbe iei1t tprben Elm anteres nrrah fir Ban 8u>
ren su rufen, nnterlaBen.-Sn Der Stabt Buffalo unb
@rie @auntD lit barter @eber, Slcdbtte, 86ren Saz
ner IT, f. f. go.' gSir f6nnen uniere dustpdrti6en
6reunbe oerderu, baB mir Die 9rp6e SeberalWajoris
tat in befem @a1ntD penotens um 600 Dber btellebt
audi um 1000 nddten 0erbit berunterbrtneen mer>
|6en. ClSeltb1rger.
Die 8arfe Chippewa, nit Giitern belaoen, eieug 9es
gen Gnbe bes lesten Nlcnat6 tn ber 0tdbe bes Soaps
HaIer, auf benz st. 2orenSp, TT Stitde. 9lae an SDro
famen ums eeben Cine srcBe sn3ab Der G6rper tpurs
be ans llfer 9eitpemmt, nnb 19 rpurben in Elm 2cc1
6e9raben. tb,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-26
Oer DaterIanb6 Yreunb unb e5ei1t Der 3elt.
@onereB Der Bereini9ten Staaten.

Die1er GSrper beIdGftiete d) tpG6rcnb Der per9an>
9enen Wpde 9rO6tentbetls NIT rerSerattrn9 tber cds
8anferDttsStQ, unb hastammerz8ta. 9tad er
ner n1ebrere 9Scden lang oauernoen Serathhla9un9
Iber oas Santerrtt tu, bat Der Senat eS am oprtgen
Srettae 9lbeno fir rOtb9 9efunoen, baBel6e peberum
elmer Committee 5u ber9e6en, ALIEN ntt ber@ertfts>
COMMITTEE su uber9eben fpnbern elmer beDbern Cont
mtee, peld1e aus ebenSenatpren beeben icu bic Der
Gtce<rdoent au ernennen bat. SIM cauIe Der Heprdz
entanten rpurOe tglt etn 2betl Der 3ett Der Sera>
tbnn9 iibsr bag llnteri9atfammerzSta setptome nnr
mebrere Wtt9eeer htetcn lan9e Geoeu su @unlten
Der paBtrun9 ceS Sts, wdbreuD anbere Uieoerum 9ez
9en baBelbe iprachcn.
Sim STEM Stunt trua S,crr Seoi c r, bon 9lrfan1as,
barduf at, etuen SeIduB auf5unehue,t, Tim
ben Sag fir bic Serta9un9 Der 9e9enwdrt9en Stsun9
su beittmmeu. 9tad1 furser Seratb1hlagug, mdbrenc
melher mani , dl(9en.en babtu allS1prad baB in benz
9egenpdrti9en 3uitanoe ber GerbdtntBe stpt1dben
GrcBbrtanten uno ben Seretni9ten Staatelt, rpe9e1
Der 1tpr0Dtoen GrdnSfrd0e, rnp Der beehencen Sage
Der bfentlten Ge1hGfte orr bem @pn0re6, e5 nnraBs
enb eYn prre jctt etnen befttmmten Gag fit Die Ser
tagung feitsufeseL tpurbe ber gprhlng nit % gege1
II Stntmen oerporfc1t. CSano. Gag.
8 ch ab ia N nj rz0t + en .-Gd,atfainmer 0es
partentent ben 1ten SltnD, 1S4O.-Selauf Der Gdotz
fumn1er>9lpter, pelde utter ben 9Scrfehrln9er Der
IGongre6>9ften pom 12ten Sctober, 1887, 21ten Mat
1888, unb 2ten MdrH 1889, oua9egeben mnroe11
1885,, ,0S6 %
DopOn flno einsel6iet rpprbeu> 18,927,39s 27
Steben nod aus, $639,6S7 95
I9us9egebener Sclauf unter Site bcn1
31lfen OfdrS 1910, 81 l427> >166 IA
Daopn fInb elngelDlet 14,797 80
Steben npeb aus, $1>412,368 80
IGjelammter auSfebenber Selauf s2,O52,O56 II
scot G % OburN
@etrtt1r ret Stbabta1nntr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-26
$639,6S7 95
$1,412>368 80
Stehen npd aus,

IGjsfamrnter auStebenber Se[auf $2,O52,O56 II
scot Bpp bburY,
i @eeretir ret Sdattammtr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-26

Stehelt nod aus,
Slus9egebener Sclauf unter Site BON,
31ifen MdrS 1910, 81 ,427> >166 IA
0apcn fIno eln9elolet, 14,797 80
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-24
a CARI

WAYING established ourselves IN the city
Of Vicksbufg, with the view Of facili.
tasing the business Of the house Of Hart,
Butler & Co. Of New Orleans with the Plan-
.ers in this section Of the state. We wish 3
share Of public patronage, we feel ourselves
fully competent to afford the usual facilities
TO the planters which has heretofore been ex-
tended to them by the number Of well known
established houses, both Of this city and the
city Of New Orleans.
We are assured to say to the Planter that
the house in New Orleans has taken out an
open policy Of Insurance which extends to
the waters Of the Mississippi, Ohio and MIS-
souri, rivers, and ell their tributaries, which
advantage it is to the planter when shipping
his cotton to the house Of Hart, Butler & Co.
and informing them, or the house of A. Hart
ir. & Co. Of the shipment; to either house il
will be considered fully insured and protect
ed from loss or damage.
We win receive and forward cotton, and
will at all times be prepared to sell bills of
on New Orleans in sums to suit
at sight.
A. HART Jr. & Co.
Office Washington ST., nearly opposite Chill
dres Hotel.
Feb Stiff
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-24
Jle sitIpfte fate
(suCCnssoR 10 TIN wERKIx WHO.
VIII be pub ished cvergl ltursdag morning,
az 1O2 Nassau 81. NcaU- York.


The publishers Of the NEw-YoRL DAILY WHls,
propose hereafter 70 issue their weekly paper m.
der the title Of The Empire state. No change
will be made IN the size or form Of the paper; Il
will contain the full reading matter Of six daily
papers, and will be regularly forwarded g its
numerous patrons, in the same manner ns II no
change had taken place. Improvements in the
mechanical execution Of the paper arc contem-
plated, corresponding with the increase Of patIo-
mage which the publishers hope 70 receive under
the new arrangement.
The paper will be under the editorial manage
ment Of HoRAoB GREELEY and JAcop B. Moons,
Esqs. the former Of whom will attend 10 the Poli-
teal Department, and the latter will devote his
bis attention to the Literary and Miscellaneous
portions Of the paper--tho design being to make
1.-THE EMPIRE STATEn not only q spirited
and valuable political journal, but by increasing
its attractions as a Family Newspaper, to render
it worthy of a more extended patronage. The
aid of gentlemen known as approved and able
champions OF the wing cause, has been promised
and the editors feel assured, that if ardent ZEAL
untiring energy, and unfaltering resolution, join
ed to some experience as soldiers in the army
and sentnels on the ramparts of Freedom, can
ensure success, THE EMPIRE STATE shall
fall behind none Of its contemporaries in service to
the cause of Liberty and Prosperity.
TERMS.-1l0o Dollars per annum, in advance
IA price which, considering the amount of read
ing matter in its columns, renders the EMPIRE
STATE one Of the cheapest Family Newspapers
in the country
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etc. etc. etc. etcs etc. etc. etc.
The present number is a specimen of what
this Mammoth Newspaper will contain, as
well in rarity and extent of its original and
selected matter, as the style of it's execution.
As a Family Newspaper, BROTHER JO-
NATHAN will be found to present attrac-
tons beyond any other:
tile comes, the herald Of a noisy world,
NetOs from all nations numbering at his back"
The earliest intelligence, foreign and do
nestle, and the latest novelties in the Liter
airy World, will be promptly served up for
the qualification of the reader.
Strictly neutral in politics, it will contain
in favor or against any party, and
will as sedulOusly avoid any of the contro-
versies which agitate the religious commu-
nifty. Strict morality, virtue, temperance,
industry, good order, bsnevolence, and USE
fulness to our common country, and our fell
low men, will be advocated and inculcated
in every page of Brother Jonathan.
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For Five Dollars two copies of the paper
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THE EMPIRE STATE.
JANUARY l, 1910.
PROSPECTUS.

DETERMINED to make adequate returns
for the liberal and increasing encourage
ment given TO this paper, which bears aloft
the Name and defends the Honor and In
terests OF the EMPIRE STATE-the pub
fishers propose, on the commencement of
the year 1910, to issue this paperin the folio
form, on an enlarged sheet of the Mammoth
Size, to exceed in size and STYLE of execu-
ton, any weekly newspaper published in
this city or country, The most ample ar
engagements are making to give to the paper
all those attractions, as a we'll conducted
Political, Literary and Miscellaneous Jour
nal, which the intelligence and good taste
of the present age require. In its arrange
ment and execution, and the amount of
reading matter it will contain, as we'll as in
its early and faithful record of News, for
eign and domestic, local and general, the
EMPIRE STATE will be unequalled. Il
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