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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

IN the interference of the Federal Government with
the local leeisti aud reserved rights ufthc States
remedy for prescott, or a security ogains future
dangers.
The reports fr,m the Departments arc briefly re-
viewed. The prg-css of the Florida War is sue.
cnctly condensed, bu, lis history is already familiar
TO the reader. or its continuance the president
says that the causes have been beyond the control
of Government. Experienced generals have had
the command of he troops; officers and soldiers
have alike dis inguishcd themselves by their activi
ty, patience, aud enduring courage; the army has
been constantly furnished with supplies of every de-
scrpton; and we must 10 for the eau es which
have so long procrastinaed the issue of the contest
in the vast extent ef the theatre of hostllies, the
almost insurmountablo obstacles presented by the
nature of the county, the climate, and the willy
character of the savages.
The navy, as will appear from the ocsompany-
ing report of the secretary, has been efully and
honorably employed in the protection of Our COM
merce and citizens in the Mediterranean, the Pacl-
ic, on tic coast Of BRAZIL and in the Gulf of Mex
leo.
The transportation of the mail has been main-
aintd through the past year, to the full extent au-
thorscJ 10y law.-The expenses have'fer two OF
three years exceeded the receipts, and have been
made up ly the surplus fund now exhausted. In
his report the Postmaster General suggo.ts ceria Il
improvements in the establishment, designed TO re-
duce the weight of tie mails, cheaper the ranspo'
taton, gre eti regularity in the service, ant
secure COILS dcralc reduction in the rates of letter
pos,agc-an object highly desirable.
The suppression of the African slave trade ha
received the continued attention Of the Government
The brig Dolphin and schooner Grumpus have beer
employed dur ng the last season on the coast of AZ
rica, for the purpose OF preventing such portions
, that trade was said to be prosecuted under tn
: American flag. l,is reported by the commnudn
officers that the trade is now carried un principal
under Portuguese coors, and that the presence
the American national vessels on the coast proven
D the prostitution of the American flag.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

A few days since, NJ. Suydam the President Of
The Farmers and Mechanics of New Brunswick,
n. ]. disappeared very suddenly. 1t WIS at iir,t
supposed that he had ab,conded. II will I've seen,
however by the following ter to the editor of the
United States Gazette, that he has been bIsely
murdered:
Southern shield., 1840-09-18
T. H. HARRIS. M. D.

Dr. Jos P PETERS
 EBe careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills. They are sold wholesale and retail by DR. VIM. H. THRELKELD & Co.,, at their Drug Store in Helena, Arks April 4, l840 N. B. The above Invaluable Pills are offered by wholesale, at the New York prices.
Southern shield., 1840-09-18

the next day; increasing the dose pill every third day after.
 In consumption and nervous affections it is desir- able to take alternate doses of No. l. and ,.
 The doses to be varied according to the na- tere of the complaint commencing generally with or 5 and increasing gradually to 20, and in some cases 30.
 Patients should remember that l or 3 Pills do goGd-5 or more good-ten twelve produce a decided amelioration, and 20 or 30 will by persever ance, reach the most deep-rooted complaint.
 HDocToR WM. H. THRELKELD 6 Go at this place. have now on hand, and will keep constantly large supply of the above valuable medicine, at their Drug Store, second door above the office of this paper.
 Aug. l4, ls4O--2s-tf
Southern shield., 1840-09-18

can order it through their postmasters, or remit by mail A number of files from the commencement of the volume, will be preserved for new subscribers This course is adopted, as the valuable Statistic. al Tables of the paper nearly all ai rear in the early part of the year.
 -Extrr copies of the large cngrav- .ng on steel may be obtained at the Pub, ication Office, at One Dollar each: orders Ienclosing the money will be promptly al. tended to, and the Engravings, with or with. out the paper will be sent to any section Of the Union, so enveloped as to secure them TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION AND
 ADVERTISING
 For One Years Subscription, Sl0 in ad- vance SF'or Six Month's Subscription, S advance.
 For advertising One Square of % lines, first insertion s5--Each subsequent inser. ton Sl.
Southern shield., 1840-09-18
DOCTOR VIM. H. THRELKELD.

- " 2 ',1 o1H-'' SOHUEUN q ACCOUCHETR
 eESPECTFULLY informs the eff M@ zens of Helena and vicinity, that he sul continues 10 practice Medicine in all of ;ts var ous branches Office nem door to Skinner x Ronds urocery, Wnere ne may at all times be found unless Has also just received and is now open;n l,rce fresh, and splendid assortment of e iai ee' DRUGS, MEDICINES DYESTTYFES PER UMERY, OILS d.c
 All of which he will dispose of on accomn,od.t;ng terms TOT cash County practitioners are particularly
 r. Q. ,o.o ". H. THRELKELD.
Southern shield., 1840-09-18

The work now circulates over ten thousand copss every month, to subscribers residing in all parts of the Unon--and from the continued demand ot it, no doubt is entertained that the patro- will be increased ill short period ut least four
Southern shield., 1840-09-18
Watch and Clock Maker.

Watch and Clock Maker. FMVHE subscriber is now prepared 10 M execute all work in the above line. at the shortest notice and best manner such as repairing Watches and Clocks; mending Breast Pins, Finger Rings, &c. Shop on Front street, next door to Dr. Threlkeld's s Drug Store k
 R. A. LIMBAUGH. July "A, l640.--xxv-tf
Southern shield., 1840-09-18
Directions for use.

Numbers and are both aperient and purgative
 and may be used indiscrimidately but experience has proved that number 3 is the most efficacous in subduing many diseases, in levers of all kinds in- fiammations. asthma, small pox measles gout, cocs cancer, and all violent diseases pain, it is necessa number two tomorrow, and repeat tn: number ?
Southern shield., 1840-09-18
hORRISONS' PILLS. HEALTH SECURED,
 BY TIE USE orsTnE HlGEAN VEGETABLE UNIIERS.4L JlE'DTlIlVE,S
 OF THE BhlIISH COLLEGE OF KEALTH


 @VA'c" h@ee obtaaned he approJation and recommendation" of TAousamds uho kare
 bcc0 cured
 In Consumption, Cholera Morbus, Innam- ation' internally or internally or external y; Dyspepsia Fsvers, Ague, Indigestion, l5diouS or Nervous affections, and all diseases of the Liver Yellow Fever, Gont, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Tic Dolercux Dropsy, s. Vituess Dance, Epilepsy, Apoplexy, Paralysis, Par alySls, Palsey, Green Sickness, and all obstructious to which the Female form is so distressinsly liable, and winch sends so many of the fairest portion of the creation to their un- timely graves; Small Pox, Measels, Whooplng Cough, Scarlet Fever, Asthma, Jaun dice, Gravel Stone. and all Urinary Distinctions, Fistu- ia' Piles, Strictures. Ruptures, and Syphilis in all ifs stages; Constipated bowels, Worms, Scurvy, Itchings of the Skin, Kings Evil, and all Gu taneous Disorders, in short, every complaint which the Human frame Is so dlrefully subject. under all their variabiy forms and names; as the 4ygean conviction, is that
 ALAN Is SUBJECT TO ONLY One Eseal disease,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
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"ts coais are 10 irliing. Goals. an
wood III Ere. 81 * II %"nl"ni;nH> n.an L"
kirilc strife" The HIav" was III" re
III rii Gf ;!:a w,cSi mH.i uT Garth, wa! re-
Cured 10 our recollection on rcaIin:. The
arcn'InrS u!' sir. Prr.'un'> speech deliver
cd lately in Richmond. Tie !uiioNr'g is
IN ryirart from thai speech. which has
particularly struck our ailrninu: Aiicr
INDUCING in lha most furious hrauuria!ia;
Of he President ol the United STATES, H..
observed! that "alIhnugl Inc believed Alr.
Van Hurrns rerIinn wnnld he defeated
by rousiiIuinnal ;m"an~. yet if l!T'.a nrcan'
were insufficient. il Tie box should faiI
him, hr i"" oae. u.is mHiiHg IL nSor! Ia
fat rights and arms ltd! mature gure him."
i!.roncl'mlch his speech with mania" cx
'orra'inu to the Y lis<, "in have Them
(liIc lJrmIrrrals) 10 cur,r the.n, 10 ti>ri>,.
them, To rush upon them. II i:y wound
you mind it not, bul crush llrnI TO the
earth"
Fellow citizens. without distinction Of
parlirS--hrrlhrcn uf one c0nlnOn anccs
Iry, nIru!!rrrs OF nuc .r:.ar and happy rnn-
lc'Icrarr, are y"n prrrarr': 10 s" such
lcn,htS! DO I"n rccnanlZc the rght of
each citizen ru think and vote for himself!
and recognizing il, arr yun iha sirnhisII
spirit wilic! will lead yam To 'cursr. IN hate
10 crush TO The Garth lIln,c WHO tiriu! dir-
lrntIY from you! Are yourcady to ln!iuw
Iii. irri,on I"alrr of tic Wigs, ii The
pcopIc--.;! :, nainrily of The p"np!e should
re elect Van Burrn TO The Presidency, in
to civil war-iU;o revolutions! no. we
venture 10 answer for you no! Hlm
must yuu, thea. think of such men rs w.
e.. PrrSIOn-Srnatnr from Snmiii Carui-
ma, VIII. IN the miI'In",> nj parry zeal
ia H." desperation cau~c'i by The sure
prospect III Tie success of The DrmOcra'i'
PArlv, world plunge our country into ali
tie Ilurrnrs of II civil wa:, merely because
the majority uflhc people will mol sauc-
lion their unm!y lns after Office! You
must think them trlil0r---rrHl Y IN 60
iIar'lI"r t!Ir happiness G! millions. if they
only can direct inc Srnrn. We call upon
ever true lover Of his cnun'ry and his
cumnlry'S institutions, 10 brand the traitor
with their Indignation. Discarded by his
own Slate, nnr Il citizen uf Sa;"nl old
South Ear"!Ina "su nw II, dn him honor
h" leaves ncr Junlcr, ,is;::ac,rl and drs-
pcr;ic. read. f"r any en'rrp"izr Which
will bring in is Ira; cr!ur"r'iuH II is unly
in such tin.,'s, It. h. is rndcavnr'ns 10 pro
J Gurr. that sluii Is he can rise, like scum
| upon lie Ioi!,ii:i3 rauldron.
Lrt'!Ic traitor, Preston, he remembered,
thca-tuu5iy il traitor; trailcr 10 tho
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
From the Charleston Courier.

Mrd'cW amfcgr y n' '>'"t y 'I""''
C0roiin".-l he REGULAR on,rs' VI w hec-
lures III ''''S '">'''"'""'' III WV 'I, :,
from P"n'pll'r' "''le" '.as ' A. n'n1au "I -,
w. !" "~" v" 49,, ''s -. a.. n.',,,
N"vc''"e' nm, anu '''''',I' ~, a. ,w,,'
nii''' .'ie '''>, ''"'.''"''F -. ~ ,''''~''
following j. Il Isl al me nlsicerS
Tru>te"s.-hiiIch II hine' Esq r'eS'-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
New 0Rrr,rs An,


additional Particulars from Merico.-
All oar news from The Capital of Mexico
has hitherto come throush the Central
isis. Their statements of course, nut tho
most favorable coorns upon the events t.,
their own side of the question. Though.
even frouI their own admissions, it is man
Hest that 'IIe FederaIisr were making for
midahc aud triumphant movements. The
only item of intelligence yet received.
which seems to he of an impartial cbarac.
ter, is contained in letter written from
the city of Mexico, by private citizen al.
Ter the breaking ont Of The revolution. 10 81
correspondents al Tampeco. ltwas shown
10 us yesterday by a gentleman of this
place. To whom it had been cnclosed.-
the rri'rcscntatiun arc decidedly favora-
bic to the success Of the Federalists. The
revolt IN the city Of Mexico had bsen loin-
ell by the common people, rising almost
en- nlasSe, and in The majority of the resi-
dent foreigners. In the ca plurc of The
citadel. several Mexican Generals were
taken prisoners and shot. Among others,
the ualnc of General Fornel is mentioned.
Among the CentraIists snspicions and
jcalousics prevailed, the leaders nor know
ing whom to trust, and afraid of being be-,
traycd by their best friends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
EaycGielA Court Mouse, S. c., SspeZ.bsr 10, 2S4o.
Fran he CO'umJas (Ni) Rcmorm.
Vie VOICE nF y Rf,VOhU HON
AIRY PATRIOT.

Ala i - hl''i
II am p0or ecMiIrmrn, Int .y"9r kh& is
net rich cao"yh To bvy me." Smrh waSI!rc
noble response nf unr of the patriots Of the
rcvnlul'on ro the British Commissioners
in l77G. The same spirit brcaIIrs in the
suLiniued reply of lile aged rcvoInl mary,
Mr.. Al,'n. ~ l''c letter nI' tie wing Cum
miltirc Of his county, inviting him 10 al
tend the iarri>nn Convrnlinn at Nash
vile. The correspondence spcaks fur
iiSclf-ir needs M comment from u. Mr.
Aleu- fought asaiu>l the enr:rlrS "i equal
right, ia oar oioriuu, revolution, ai'l Ie l.,
nuw, old and iniirnl us he is; prepared To
do halrIe al III" ballet box, iii the sanc
sacred can,r.
CoLuMEU> Mss, Aug. !, ISl0.
iir. Dard W,a:
Dear Sir: The undersigned "commli-
tee appointed Ivy line .rippecan"r Club Of
This place Inr IhaI purpose. have this day
elected ynm Delegate Ia represent Low''-
de< Connly in the great Southwestern
Conyrnrlon In he held al N:i.hviIr rrhnrs.
see. Tipping Ihal you will find it practicable
aad convenient To attend, We are
Very respectfully;
Auu nh,ri!rui servants.
JOiiN j. GOOUW y,
Z. Il. Sr.,RkH.
Ii. l.. HAMPTON,
l.. DAVIS.
p NJ. GRANT,
J. I. WADDiE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

noble Stale. which he has for years mis-
rcprcsenIcrl-a traitor 10 the country which
gave him BIRTH Let this name he IA bye
word aud il rcpronch" in the land that he
would curse with Nhmlal drspn1islu,
which permits nu lrcetlnm Of 'humsht,
word or action! If we know our fellow
citizens Of rhc VIII. Party Alright. a- we
IIiink we 'lo, W. feel confident that The
moral treason incuIcatnh by this second
:A'n"ld, will Ii..d M Kindred response in
their pusomiS. nlcIi.cnce-sru, ruus ami
pairloiic-rhc mass ct thai party will
sc"fn that niuncInn To 'Ilatc-lo curse ami
drsp>c, their fcliow-rr;zrns who think
differently with them ON political affairs:
And if we know them arishI, we know
that the niln thai 'wonIh dare raise The
standard Of rebellion among them, would
receive such Treatment al their hands as
10 teach him thar
lie sands aloIa-a renegade,
Against lie country he betrayed:
He -llihi a,Uu. amidst his bamd.
Without D." trr,S'y heart or hand"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

( Cant Ssian.-i ",rr'.s p"n!rnt Gr thr
Ohio Statesman. writes ~ GniinwS. l.
will be Scr.i that there are snnc Wings
whu are either honest ar in,iiscrrrl q.
nnnsh IA unnrash the policy "f their parry.
The statements Of The w!I'c: a!r verified
hy II numl,rr al ;Iii1avii>:
..Wii y:,n hnv,. tn" gnai"csS 10 "'v"
;.lr iin:!rwinS il rm''iirali"n in v"ur useful
rnpcr--lt comes !:uni uiIc 40 Is Il lCuant
nf' Il log house.
Being cn-agcd in cnnrcr>arinn Oh SAT
urday evening, with DIR. Lanh"n. upon
The political topics nj the day, it being in
!run, of Tie post "I!ire. and several Gentle
men present lnoying The Dmtnr to hr II
aan Of extensive reading and .oml Iirera-
ry a,ianmrr's, and Il prominent whig. |
asked the Doctor The OBJECT Of the whie
party in pLT".!;aa through The s,rc"i> lno
cabins, hen coups, hard cider barrels. .a0ur'ls
and pictures! The ;Incror replied. thai Ii,
had in the house The STATISTICAL account
that here were in the stale &C O,.:u, thirty
thousand pnrso.:s who ii, not k'inw how
10 read. and The number nf SarIl persons
in the Eui'ch States is ahnut three hundred
thousand. and ,hrI all these are voters:
aud hy approaching iIrn viii, log cabins.
hen cUnps. &c. we excite their pa>>li,i,
and when once their pa>,iu;iS are excited,
sing lhcm Il Tippccanoe song, AMI we can
get them 50 that we can broiu To talk to
lnrm. observed thar IIl" democratic
party had 'ha;1.h 'i,al object upon rhe
leaders Of the Wing party, hu' rrv"r Iia'!
met nmc who WAS willing to owu il beiurc,
and thanked him Iorlhe exposition he had
given 10 The whig party.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

Fine Corn Our respected friend, d.
EwarI, Esq. has sI"'wn us an ear nr COM
mon Corn, grown by him, which measures
l3iuc!uS in length, aml s 4 iichp< IN
circumference, and contains SS3 yrairs.-
S,aM Edr"fiRira.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

1t is stated in a Mexican paper. the Cos
mopnIita, OF The 10Th July, that the Eng
Ii>Ir Minister; by order of his government,
has sent notice To Mexico, notifying the
government, that il, within a given time,
which lie named. the Mcxicans shall not
have re conquered Texas, The indepcn-
drncr OF than country will be acknowl-
cdschhy Great Iirlain. The note was
referred 10 a committee of Cuugress,-Ij.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
Mail RoJJry.-Ir will he seen by the

Nmi RoLJcry.-Il will he seen by the
"uuuAed nn'irr. r:,at The mail from Enl'i-
nrnrr Inr III" les. Mis- partially rOh"rd
On the lJla inst. urhr ,tag"r>rpwm:
BaiIinOc Post Ofiirr.
August H.. lSiU
The Baltimore Letter Mail ni the l9lh
list. for Ws,,r:ing, Va. au,l places wc>l of
iilrt p"n.. vas rohhrl near llagcrSlown
nn the evening of the l!hh inst. Pcr>nnS
who deposited letters in t,r Office for said
mail helwecn S, A. NJ, nl'lllc 18th an'l ..
4. Nj. of the l9lII, containing property of
value, are respectfully requested 10 report
the same +" I'll" Baltimore n!lirr.
JOSHUA EANSANT, p. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
From fdc (GrOiim Planter.

Dir. GIEHES s,ud vnu several Sporl-
meas of ma,ivr silk, male thiS Spring.
from tn. Mnrl< MunlirnuIi>. by Nr. Jacob
Hendrix, of Lexington. Mrs. +. Spann. nt
Sumlcr. Mrs. Pcny. "f Long Town. AMI
aud myself. Mrs Spann. understand,
Md. loo lbs !r in the first feeding of the
murri:s. Nv own hatchcrl out in Frhrn
arv. sn than had to fees! them week on
lettuce. II had had mulberry Ienv"S !
could have map 2Oj lbs. as easy as !
iii Is.
\ grra, mrnv persons say. 'it wont do.
it is all hunhus N.w let me ask
where rlurs all lhr silk come from! II he
.."or If o!iirr countries max" good iv-
;".> hv il. and he rich make fortunes. how
~, il h" "l'l. 81 hu,rh"@, No. Sir. il is us
..nr!, tie -rnpr"f Frnmcr ami IT," Y as cut
- i '".r. .'Iinw is 'Il' tine for enter
';ziu. rr"n 10 na." tulunrs. The Nlml
"rrrv can be- lnu.Ii c!irln. hcrau>" manI
nI' our proIsr ,lnnr na" the real value "i
,i,rrn. .tmd why! Because iIey wonr
ou to making sin They expected It"
NIX" fortunes hv planting few trees
P.nrl thai W mi 10 make mnmrv. mus
work for it,. li,r rh-y d" in France 1t
= i'll suum show itself tn be no liunhug. il!
u" pie will only 90 In work At il; on Il
SNAIL >c:.r ~ first. and then progress. rs
.,ur Glllrrs did with cotton. whcnit " 5 tir,,
ll,rulu" Il hire. Il Il. RUSSELL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

The New OrIca", Pcayrnc Of the 81.
ulr.. sraucs Iha' lines ha> hrrn sentenced
10 iom.ecn gears a. hGrt! iG5or in tie state
Pcui,cnliary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

TIE GREAT " EST 1T is computed
that Valley nl he ilissssis>pp," IN
'l:riIi. under hi, nairlr The whole region
whusc waters inw i,iiD the ncca.r through
THAI mighty river, contains l.3OD,UOO
sInarc milc,. and lis soil is rcnnrka ,Iy
i'i<urInnI and lt.r,iie H. natural facilities
for internal communication are probably
unsurpassed in the w"rId. The Steam.
bnal which Starts from lhe head walters of
riir -iii.hcmy, may land its passengers al
The distance Of five thousand miles al the
sDnrcc of The Missouri aud tins wilhuur APP
prUrhIng within thousand miles of the
ocean; INTO Which the waters Of the Mis-.
sisSippi are discharged
AT The close of III" American revolution.
There Were M inhabitants IN his vast re-
sion except the aborisin2s, and few
hunters and IrHppcrs. The whole Gun
ny VA, il wiIdrrnrss-a sIrangerio civil
izrd life. In lS30, lis population was
310J,O00, souls. flIris vnsl rxIrnt Of
country should hrcnrmr II, ,!IickIy settled
-sia>Sarllu>rliS. II would contain 81 .OUU.-
900. u it should hr as pnpulons as Eng
laid and Wales it would number l7U.
:hhi, i,ni'.I-and If is p"pmInns us liiland
.UJ.GOU Uu;J-aIrl the soil is so rich. and
The c"uniry prniuces in such ABUNDANCE
cvury ;i'ins winch contributes 10 The com
I',ris TT iIe, r;Iat i, is impossible 10 predict
The li:h;s ul lis popnlaIIun.-BrSiUa Jour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

Politics must be ar boiling heat in Phila-
'ielpIia. Th" Ledger states that ,wo par
lies of part!zans rcsorled TO knockdown ar
gnnrnts in front Of the State IIouse in lha,
city the other day, and handled each other
very severely. We manage things better
III New York. Quite a crowd is collected
occasionally in front of our democratic
ncislbor's-and one might fancy row
was toward. Push into The crowd, a:t!
you find some sleek ani fat custom hnu.c
officer roasting some weasel of a hal,
starved wliis seekcr-buI no blows struck.
All is done in good nalurc.-ILid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

Advice like smu,., IT, >n't,r it falls 'ir long.
er il 'wciij upon, AID the dccncr it sink5 INTO
he !ieait,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

We understand. saws the G'ohc. thai
Mniar james ID. Graham, with Licuicn-
aa,> L",."r.'. jon-, 'I'r curpS of Ijoro-
era! hc;. 'siur ;, E'.yc h@ru "a. ere
er 'he srr," ,"y'rihe 'iuc forth Inc u. The
Northeastern LvulIuGry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

New AMERICAN CoIS.-The United
STATES Mini i engaged in coming new
NmerIran dollar none of which are yel,
hui soon will be-, put into circulation. The
:'"w r"in is Of smaller diameter, aud con-
>rqnrntly more convenient tItan the Span
I>lI coin. aud is altogether better executed.
II isa fact mol generally known that three
nr four years a9o a new die was cot uD;.
he coins from which lookc'l 81 outrageous
'''af il WAS broken. We hope they have
done bcller thi, Iime-Broikcr Jonathou.