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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
FOR PaGsIDsNr,
WIN. HENRY HAIR RISON
VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER.

of the venerable Ju,'rc PAINE. relative /.
3, .,,o o,or,ctor ,nl ,,,,,,,;, sor,.;cos of
~ '"' "',,',s'C '.'' '0'' e
zen. liAi'hiSO-'' from the last MONT
pelicr Waterman and State journal.
I,dco p ,,,., : ,,o y G Distr;ct 1,1ro
rn
LOT inc ''a'o Oh 'c''''o"'' mas '''leu ''a'
station for forty years, and formerly re-
presented the state in the Senate of the
Jn;tcd St,tcs lnr;,r t,o lost t,yo ,,o,rs
.,,r
OF washington ou'''lI''S'Fa"on' ana 'hc
four years Of the elder Adams. He is
now over c;chty vears Of aoc. and his
ou;.:, $500. ...'.r.. II, T.,
'P'"'''' "'0' ''''' ,,'''' 0'''.''''' - Wv
greatest FeSpcct. his REMARKS were cal
led out by request Of his fellow citizens,
assembled at Northfcld in tno Stale Of
yo. mi. A.. -. - 49,.
=, Wv F''7 " ',''
meeting ME- 0pnam remarked uat ne
observed a gentleman present who had
formerly been narsonaIlv acouaioted
.:,, a..
"'''' '''' ''0''''''' o'' '''g i''' '''"'S G0"-
vention; preSnmlng that 1t would be
gratifying to the meeting, lie would invite
tho Hon. F,rt,up.ryr to rivo his We've
.r.,, oh,n,o,o.of f,,,or,l rJ,o
VI Wv ''-',,' 'N' " ''''' 90 '''''''-,'
Judge faih', AMER some neSl'ation'
bors and friends ON this occasion as
spectator ana nearer. t.oio!hg inc sta
''oi. II: "','' ~ '''o''' IL 'ol''' - ."hc
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=. I:a..ta 49, A.. ,,l..,.,
~ :. '''0 F'N' ~ ~''' ','0
iean " 'u"',0 ol''''-""' L1O"1'CT' as nc
llao mercy necn rcq"',t9u 10 Staic WAY
he personally Knew OF n distinguished
man, al a period when the present party
divisions and questions did not exist nrr-
hans the most fasfidious cou,J find M
-,,so,ohlo o,.ou,d orcor,.J,;,. l.o,,IlI.
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0'P'' ;, '''' Wv ~, ''." D0N' u
PciSohtnl aoq u''llo" N.tii Ai"iIISoA al
TWO perlods-,hc one a iiltIc more, and
the other little less, tlanior!y years age.
That acquaintance began when Harrison
first entered CONGRESS-. at about tWnntv-
6vo voars ofono and WAC continued ,,1;lo
h., ;,oJ ,,o.ort,atL. ~
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14

Henry vi being asked why he wen, so
meanly atllred, answered, sit beseemeth n
king to excel his subjects in virtue, not 10
vesture,"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
ST. AUGUSTINE. july II.

The steamer Sentee, Cap. Poinsclt, ar
rived last evening from Cape Florida, via
the intermediate posts. She brings no
news OF importance. At Key Biscayne.
negro belonging TO the estate of The late DR..
ii. i. Crews, who was murdered in 1886,
at Charlotte Harbor, aud who has been
with he Indians ever since, came in aud
was detained. lle said he had escaped
from Sam Jones.--Gsorgian.
lnlIian fires were seen along the coast
Herald.
Ii. Col. Dancy at the head Of crops
of East Florida volunteers has gone out
on a scout Of days towards Spriue Gar
den. Reports induce The belief that the
Indians have retired below, but if found no
doubt the volunteers will use their utmost
efforts to hiring them to 6ehl-Ibid.
The while Flag has been lowered
We are glad of it We have not seen Il
satisfactory explanation why it was raised.
From what we have heard of Gen. Armis-
tead's plans, we anticipate favorable re-
sutS.-lJid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

DR.. MOSES WADDEL.-A great man has
fallen-a master spirit has departed in The
person of DR.. Moses Waddel, who died ON
Tuesday, The 2lst IL ;, al The residence
Of his son, in Athens. 1t would he pre-
sumption, indeed, in us to attempt TO pour
tray even lai ". the many virtues of This
great and e i man. We leave that 70
other and ablcr minds. But we may in
truth say. few men have occupied a high
or station in the estimation of his friends
than did Dr.. Wadtel, and no man will he
more sincerely regretted by the numerous
students who have been reared under his
discipline, and enlightened by the aid of
his powerful and vigorous intellect AS
Preccplor and Divine, he has been emf
ncntly successful, and re-erlincnrly USE
ful--and having filled the measure Of bis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

Final Result file Louisiana Election.
Late Iosl evening tsays the II. o. Bee
of Friday.) we received returns from the
third district. bv the arrival of the Brian
Boroihme. which settle the question:
Judge Moore. (whiG) is unquesliopably
elected by the admission Of an Admins
iralion organ-the Natclliloches Herald.
That paper states unolliciaIly that Moore's
majnri'y is sixly-ivc-others report it at
fifty five. The result is certain-lhe only
donbt exists as to the actual majority
Claihorue gives VIM l43 Caddo gives
him 3. This leaves Moore l31 votes ahead,
aud Union, small parish, only to be heard
from.-Char. Cour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
AUGUSTA july 80.

Cotton.-Sincc our last review there has
been falling of in the price of this arli-
Gle of fully half cent on all qualities
and our market closed yesterday dull, al
our present quotations. which range from
6 10 % cen's-to bring The latter price il
must he fully prime in square bales. Our
stock at the present time is very limited,
and hut little offering. The receipts have
been fair for the season, and nearly all thai
came to hand has heen disposed of at pri-
ces ranging within quotations, but princi-
palIy at from So 81 cenls.-Coastiiution.
aiSt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
Red Bank, July 80.
From the 81. .4ugust;nc Iicnuld, eth inst.


A sergeant and corporal belonging 10
Company B 2d ln(antry; were killed by
the Indians on the 10Th instant, about four
miles from Forr White. The bodies were
aGcrward found horribly mulilatcd
On the 4lh instant, five dragnons, under
sergeant, in passing from Palalka 10
Cam1 King were fired upon near ForI
Russell by band Of Indians numbering
from twelve 10 twenty warriors. Two Of
The Soldiers were wounded, and one of
Them, as we understand, was shot in the
thigh aud fell from his horse. lie was as
sisted by his companions to rcmount and
effected his escape with the rest.
Col. Harry has not been deferred by The
heat and rains and insects of the summer
from seeking The Indians, and destroying
if possible, The grain crop. before it shall
have hccu gathered aud taken away. lie
is again il,c field with command, Of
Dragons. securing the country between
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

The King of Prussia, actually died on
the 9Th of June.
English papers give an account Of the
death of Mr.. CockciiIl, the great coutrac.
tor and manufacturer of Belgium, France,
and indeed of almost the whole continent.
He was an Enelishnan, SO years of age.
The death of Paganini, the celebrated
player on the violin, is announced. His
remains were taken from Nice, where he
died, to Genoa, his native place.
Mail Route from Charleston to R1emphiS
on the Mssissipm.-The Charleston Alcr-
curry says, 1--WE understand arrangements
are in progress, for putting into immediate
operation, mail route from Charleston
via The Hamburg and Georgia r. Roads,
to Memphis, on .ho Mississippi" The
distance on this roule is estimated at about
$50 miles. 1t will bring Charleston i, is
said, within 2 days aud 6 hours distance
of The father of waters.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

Qua TowN.-The sound of the trowel
aud hammer are heard in various parts of
our Town, telling with truth, That we arc
recovering from the calamity which but
few days ago came unon US. The injured
buildings are being repaired, and The old
ones renewed. The distress which MANY
felt. in consequence Of their disasters. has
now become familiar, and the losses are
horne with lnrtilude. We are fllowing
uplhr good plan, "when misfortune c,mes
replne not, hut make the best Use oft YOU
can " This is a golden hint, and when
rightly pursued will tend to allluence and
temporal blessings. The season for hu,i-
ness will snon arrive, and, if NC arc not vc-
ry much mistaken, the prospect is highly
favorable for much heavy trade. Our
banks have now resumed, exchanges will
br cut down, and all that would tend 10
aid the merchant. Ibe planter, and the me-
chanic. will he within their reach. The
glODn which heretofore overspread and
embarrassed all facilities for business,
will disappear, and commercial pursuits
move on in The good old channel.
A few more weeks. and the doors Of our
;ncrcau,ile houses will be thrown open.
presenting to The farmer full stocks Of such
articles as lie may desire.-HamJurg
Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
From The Mississippian Of 18th uh.

DIsGRAcEfUL AND BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
On Wednesday evening last, Haram G..
Runncts, cxprcsident of the Mississippi
Union Bank, basely aud brutally attacked
Gov. McNntt. on the streets, with a club.
The Governor was standing on the stree,
in front of the door OF Nicssrs. Hull aud
Ware. when RunnrlS and one ortwo other
Directors ofthe Union Bank approached.
The Governor, moi suspecIug an assault,
paid no attention 10 the party, until Run
nelS had thrust his cane in his face. lie
rbrn turned upon his assalant and seized
his club. but Rrnnes got possession Of 1t
and struck him several severe blows. when
the Governor again closed in upon him,
and Runnrls 'leSistcd from the attack.
The ruIlian blows inflicted upon the
Governor will, perhaps. disable him from
attention 10 his official duties for some days
-one Of the small arteries in the head
was cut, and considerable quantity Of
blood lost.
We know of no language sufficient TO
express the bascness Of this murdernus as
sault upon the chief magistrate Of the
State.
lhe cause nl the assault IS well known
to The people Of Mississippi-il is 10 he
found in the Governors patriotic opposition
10 hank robbery in bis manly defence ofihe
people from the reckless game which the
bankers in Mississippi have been pursuing.
And has il come to this? DO those
whose reckless disregard Of law has rcdu-
ccd the people Of Mississippi 10 their pre-
sent miserable estate, expect by brutal
force, by fighting. and shedding the blood
Of cl'izrns, TO qmcll opposition to their
course? 1t would indeed seem so from
the scenes our city is witnessing. But
we cannot hclieve that any good citizen
will sanction this last outrage upon The
people of the Stale. He thai does so is
worse than slave.
Let evcrv honest man he upon his guard
To ward off the assassin attacks Of this des.
pcratc baud Of bullying swindlcrs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
BRIGADE ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Ist Brigade Cavalry, July %, 1910. !

Ist Brigade Cavalry, July %, 1910.
FHHE I'd Regiment of Cavalry. will assem-.
IL bic at Camp Wayne, (near Liberty HilD
oil Saturday the 10Th day Of August next, uni
formed and equipped for review, drill and in
speclion, the line to he formed and ready for
review Mt II o'clock, NJ.
The Commissioned Officers, and Sergeants,
will assemble at the same place, OH the day pre-
vions, Tor drill and instruction.
Field and general returns, Of the effective
sire 9Th, arms. and equipments, Of the Regi-
ment will he made out, and handed 10 the Brig
ade Major, belnre parade is dismissed.
Brigade and Regimental Statf,are ordcrcdt to
be in attendance.
Col. Coihran is charged with the extension
Of this order.
By order of Br,gadicr General,
w. A. WARDLAW, Brig. Mai.
lst Brig. Cav, s. G.. NJ.
August g. 154O d 27
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is social
festive vice. The drinkcr collects his
circle; The circle naturally spreads OF
those WIN are drawn within il, many be-
come Inc corruptors and centres of sets
and circles oftheir own; every ono coun-
tenancing, and, perhaps, cmularing The
rest, till IA whole neishborhood be infected
from The contasion of single example,
Paiey.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
THURSDAY. AUGUST 6, 1910.

We have now commenced the 9th Number
Of onr paper, and take this opportunity, as boy
writing letter would say, to inform our pa
irons, young and old. rich and poor. male and
female. and all without exception. that we re-
quirc, their assistance. In plain words, WE
WANT MONEY! Bread is the staff of life.
but money is the soul Of business, and we cam
not 60 OH without it. We earnestly request
all our friends who are indebted TO us, f"r ad-
vcrtising, job-work or subscription, TO pay us
that we may pay others. Six months OF the
r:escnt volume. have now elapsed and many
have not yet complied with our terms. IL they
will pay us shortly, we will not enforce rigid
exaction Of our published terms; hut if they do
not. weshall be compelled to resort to this step.
Many have not paid lis for years; some have
never paid usa copper. and probably nercr riN.
We again emtreat all such. TO hand us the
several amounts which they owe us. otherwise
we may lnflict upon them. the most summary
punishment ,cc may erase their names from onr
subscription book. We return our heartfelt
thanks to all those who have paid us promptly
either in advance or II short time after the COM
mencement Of the volume. A thousand thanks
and thousand years Of life, to all these good
fellows. BY SUCH our crat lonrsheIh. May
thevincrease and multiply on this eoodiy EARTH
We call attention to the following extract from
letter written by the Post Muster General:
'1 Postmaster mag enclose money 10 me
Publisher Of Newspaper. to pay the sub
scription Of a Mird person, and Fra"k Tie
letter if rritten By himsrJ."
Whenever rayn ent for subscription Is
made. it will he acknowledged in our paper,
within short time afterwards. II we snoud
inadvertently neglect to do so, we beg our pa
irons, to remind us oft.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

Singular Infc'posiiion lady had n tame
bird, which she was in the habit nf letting nul
of lis cage every day. One morning. as il was
picking crumbs of bread "li the carpet. her eat,
who always before showed gr' at kindness for
the bird, seized it Oh n sudden. and umped
with ii in her mouth upon table. Tie lady
was much alarmed for the fate of her favorite,
but on turning about, instantly dscerned the
cause. The door had been leli open. and Il
strange cat had Just come into the room. After
turning it out, her own cat came down from
her place of safety and dropped the bird, with.
out doing it the smallest injury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
EpoEr1rLp G.. U Julv / 1saO

EpoErlELD e. III July /, 1910.
"A T meeting Of the Officers of Court, and
IA Merchants ofthc Town. held in this place,
this day, the following resolutions were adop-
ted.
1st. RcSolrcd. With the view of relieving
the community us well ~ ourselves. from the
evils resulting from the circulation of the depre-
clatcd currency, now almost exclusively in Use,
in this Quarter olIhe Slate. That we will moi,
after the first day Of September next, receive
the bills Of any Of the Banks of Georgia, unless
at the current rate of discount.
I'd. RtsOired, That llis determination be
maie known in the newspapers published in
this District
]. Terry, Com. in Eq. S. Christie. S. F.
G. l.. d T.. Penn, 4 Co. q. Towlcs. o. F.. d.
Nicholson 4 Presley. G.. \. DOwd
BRYAN IL Minor. BLAND g. Butler.
b. A. Wallace. Edw. J. Minis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
A CA bs I'D.

ENFIE Subscriber takes this method Of in
a forming his friends and the public gener
ally, that he will continue n
General Commission and Factory Business,
in this place. He will attend to the selling, re-
ceiving, forwarding and storing Of Cotton, or
other Produce and Merchandise. and to the
buying any article or bill of articles entrusted
to his charge, 10 all of which lie will give his
personal atteItion, and will also make liberal
advances on Cotton shipped through him, to
Charleston Savannah. Whilst soliciting the
patronage of his friends he begs leave to return
them his sincere thanks for past avors.
Fl. l.. JEFFERS.
Hamburg, S. c. July "a, 1910 3m 26
IN Store, and for sale, to order or otherwise,
large assortment of
Hemp and 1'o,0 Bageing, Bale Rope
and Irine.
III, L.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

WAsHlSGToN once called upon an ell
dcrly lady, whose little grand daughter, at
The close Of his call, waited on him at the
door, and opened it 10 let him out. The
General. with his customary nrhanity,
thanked her, and, laying his haud gently
upon her head. said : My dear, wish
you better Office" "Yes, sir, to let YOU
in," was the prompt and beautiful reply.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
August 3, 1910
HWlsaiser for Sale.

TENHE Subscriber having purchased the
n Mill formerly owned by VIM NJ. But
Ter, deceased offers for sale seasoned Lumber
of all descriptions, al as cts. per hundred nj the
Mill. The said Mill is situated on Shaw's
Greek, three miles below the Pine House, and
about six miles from Mr.. John Lofts. All or.
ders thankfully received, aud promptly attend
ed TO. SAMUEL P0SEY.
Aug g. lS40 tf27
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
State of South Carolina.
BARNNELL DISTRICT.

nv Equity
vs. Thomas Cosnahan 3 and and ID" '0'
Lucy Aloslcy. Distribution.
n I is ordered that the Defendant Thos. Cos.
Il nalan, who is said to be absent and from
without the limits of this States, do plead an
swer, or demur. to the Bill OF the CompIainauts
in this case, within three months from the pub
tication Of this order, or the bill will he taken
pro cOntcSSo.
a. p. ALDRTCH. G. g. r. T.. B. D.
Commssioner's Office,
BnrnweIl District,
Jnly 29, 16I0. nc o7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
HAMBURG, Ans. |

Our Cotton marker has declined full one
half per cent since last weeks report. A
considerable quantity has arrived; but the
amount has not been sutticien, to produce
this falling of, and it is owing 10 some
oIher cause. The prices range from 6 to
81 cts. A choice lot would command %.
The market is well supplied with all
kinds Of Groceries, which are offered al
fair priccs.-Ibid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

CRouP.-Cut onions into Thin slices; be-
tween and over them put brown sugar.
when The sugar, is dissolved ,easpoon!il
OF the syrup will produce almost instauta.
ncous relief. This simple and elIecrual
remedy l'r this distressing maady, should
be known 10 all having the care of small
children.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
Brought to the Jail

nF this District on the s3d June last, me-
~ gro man hy the name of James, between
fortyfive and fifty years of age. feet, 81 inch
cs high. He has a small bit cut out Of bis lett
upper eye-lid. He says he belongs 10 Mr.. Jas.
Bridges, of Goose Pond, Ogethorpa Co. Ga
The owner is requested to come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
C. J. GLOVER, J. E. D.
July 2G. 1910 TIPS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

CropS.-We have been informed by
gentleman, who travelled through Sumter
and Darlington, few days since, that the
crops Of Cotton and Corn are unusually
goud in those Dsricts.-Iem. Adu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
OH Ycs!! OH Yes!!

"A LII Persons indebtec 10 the Subscriber by
IA Noe or Account, are hereby notified. that
want and musi hare some money, by tie 18Th
OF this month, at which time I design leaving
for New York. Immediate attention to this mo.
lice, will enable me 10 furnish my customers,
with well selected assortment of Fall and Win
ter Goods.
C. A. DOWD.
August 3, 1910 b 27
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

ces Of every man wcrcin rcquisition. Iliscer-
lain that he retired in the midst Of the war al
most critical PERIOD and left 1t TO others. 10 de-
lcnti circountry from the attack oflhe invader.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

The Crops.-Thc franklin (Niiss.) Re-
publican states that hoh The cane and cot
ton crops are very fine, Notwithstanding
the late drought. The corn crops will not
fall short, as was generally supposed, and
the late corn is coming on fairly, and is
daily improving from The effects of the fre-
qucnt showers that are falling.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

At late Whg celebration in North Carolina
Mr.. Culpepper formerly a member of Congress,
and friend of Gen. HARRISON boastcd Of the
able Cabinc, which he Cupepper) could form
of such men as Webster, Clay, and Preston
He and General,Harrison are welcome to such
Federais,s as Webster and Clay, and the crrat.
&c Mr. Preston if their party succeed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
IiAMBuRG, Aug, I

The Rirer.-A rain fell here yesterday
after dinner-time, almost as heavy, Cor The
time il continued, as the one which fell the
nighl before the Great Flood. In one
hours time, the river rose two feet
Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

Papa" said a litle fellow the other
day. "was'nt Job an editor?" "Wby SON.
N.Y." Because the bible informs us that
he had much trouble and was a man Of
sorrow all the days of his life!'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
BARBECUE,

FHERE will he a barbecue given in
H. the vicinity of DunlonsyiIIe, a, Cart
ledge's old Spring, on the second Satur-
day in August next, suited to the accom-
mediation of Ladies and Gentlemen. All
The Candidates for office in the District are
invited to participate with us
in the festivities ofthe day, and in social
ofideas and opinions upon the
general topics ofthe times.
JOHN WASH,
MAJ. ]. b. HOLMES, Com
l.. COCHRAN, NIT
WIN. BRuNsoN, Esq. tee Of
ARTEMUs LOWE, Ar-
JoHN HILL, range
II. DuSToS. ments
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

We are requested to state that Mr. Palmer
will deliver d lecture on Temperance. in the
Baptist Meeting House of this place, this eve
ming at early caudle-light. The community
are invited to attend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06
SIM FIo;rcr .SeeH--Curo far G,y,5cr

oNH F7o'EcT See0--C"re .for .f0Un0cr.-
"Tllc seeds Of sun-nower, SAYS cor.
respondent Of The GAINESVILLE Gazette.
''are one of the best remedies known for
the cure of founder in horses. Tmmeii-
alely on discovering that your horse is
ronndered, mix about pinI the whole
seed in his feed, and it will give a perfect,
cure"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

The Wings continually charge Mr.. Van
Buren, with being the friend of protective
Tariff. How then, does it happen, tina, none
of the leading administration papers advocate
this measure! We have seen it stated. that no
Democratic press is now in favor oft. This
fact sufficient to prove the asity Of the charge
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

Judge Harpcr.-At tho celebration of the ith
of Juv at Winsboroush. Judge Harper ex.
pressed his unwilIingness for Son'h Carolina TO
take part in the coming Presidential election.
The Judge however. is in favor of the Sub
Treasury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

A pretty prsscnt.-We have received from a
lady in this place, some peaches of a delicious
faror We tender to her our thanks for this
appropriate present. We loyca generous and
cheerful givcr, especially, one Of the gentlcr
sex.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-06

We ere indebted TO the Hon. F. w. Pickens
for copy of the speech Of Mr.. Clay, Of Ala,
on the motion Of Mr.. Roanc, 10 print 10000
copies Of the Report Of the Committee on the
Militia.