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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

AMOS RENDALL-There are about for.
~ thousand ofioe-holdrrs IN the Uuued States.
only ohe-haf Of whom have been prevailed
upon, after all the piieou,. contemplate, and
hyPoeritical appeals Of Kendall about has po-
very, bad bealtb, and his little children Thai
were 80 horribly frightened with Wing guns. to
subscribe 10 his Extra Globe lie has nov, the
Globe boasts, upwards Of twenty thousand
SubscFibers," but u says not a wcrd about the
low means which have been FesaTieS 20 IN order
10 procure that number Every Office holder has
been directly applied TO, and no doubt success
fully with the greater number With some, how
ever, We infer from The following correspoH-
denee, be has mrJ with that rebuke which his
Sai' iOi's labors merited. u IS found IN the Rich
mond Wing Of Saturday last
Letter Jrov lines Kendall 10 ihe PosfaasIsr al
GoOs'csafriiis, yirgiaia
WAsHrseroN, May 35th, 1910.
NV DEAR Sal take the liberty to enslose 10
you an Address aud PfospeciBs Tor The EEtsa
Hiobr, hoping that u may be compatible wia
your inclination and sense Of du,y 70 use Them
Zoe The purpose Of procuring and returning sub
scnbers.
II N that hope shall De disappointed. soil
cit Of you The personal favor 10 hand IL over 10
some friend Of The Administration who may BE-
inclined 20 ne it for that purpose
Win great respect, youf friend,
AMOS KENDALL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

Df Duncan, he hsad aad front ~ IRE Van
Bursn parry. - one 81 he aak-st Aboliipni,.,
i7 the unitrh stafrF This sbori ~ n,,, b. for~a,-
Ten vhen be visits ihe slavs-hi8iag sa1ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

Gen. Ridgeiy, who has heretofore sustained
Mr.. Van Buren throughout, an his phases. and
who Is one Of thu mos, respectable and wealthy
men IN MARYLAND has declared in favor Of liar
IIsoB and Reform
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
CONRAD H0GMInr

We The nndsrsigne5 hereby certify
iha' 'he carmen 81 Georgetown have fer
many years been IN ihe habit o. formioy =
'fetsr.ion With their carts on o. about tbs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

:" ~astANbNs
4, \ = uonsceessTy 70 sEsmiBs pariisul,dv
, s, .,fue Tore q ibe letter furni.hsd bv he
80 "slnoefs q Congrsts. Whsn. bow
sssf. hey tsPSessat re e. ssvisa ihat
sen. ~ uhlla CogsFnof ofTsdisas.
years seHs svsfy ihisg 10 be pou.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

DREADFUL INSTANCE OF REVENGE
King John had demanded rhe eldest SON
OF William de Braose. Lord of Branber,
in Sussex, as page 10 wait on Queen
Isabella, meaning him in reality as hos.
Iasc to his fathers allegiance. When the
King message was delivered al Bramber
by Il cnurlicr. who bore The ominous name
OF MauIuc, the impruicnt Lady dc Braose
declared in hi, hearing. that she world not
surrender her children to king who had
murdered his own nephew. The words
OF The unfortunate mother were duly rcpor.
ted by the malicious messenger. The
Lady dc Braosc repenlcd Of her rasIlness
when it was too laIr, and strove in vain 10
propifiate Queen Isabella by rich gilis.-
Among other offerings she sent the Queen
a present of herl of four hundred cows
and one beautiful bull. This peerless
herd was white as milk, all but the ears
which we're red. The strange present IN
Isabella did not avcrI thc deadly wrath or
King Johu for he seized The unrorunare
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
EDGEF1ELD ADVERTISER,
BY
W.F. DURISOE, PROPRIETOR.
7 f. Il " 5 +.

Three Dollars per annum, if paid in
udrance-Three Dollars aud FiIiy Cents
if not paid before :.the expiration of Six
Months from the date of Subscription
and Four Dollars if not paid within twelve
Months. Subscribers out OF the State are
required to pay in adr0Rce.
No subscription received for less than
one year, and no paper discontinued until
all arrearages are paid. except at the OPP
ton of The Publisher.
All subscription, will he continued un-
less otherwise ordered before the eXplra-
ton Of the year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers
and becoming responsible for the same,
shall receive the sixth copy gratis.
advertisements conspienously inserted ai
624 cents per square, ~ lines. or less, }
for the first insertion, and l32 cts. for each
continuance Those published monthly,
or quarterly vii! he charged 81 per square
for each insertion. Advertisements not
having the number of insertions marked
on them, will he continued until ordered
out, aud charged accordingly.
All communications addressed to the
Editor, post paid, will lie promptly and
strictly attended to.
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Miscellaneous.
From The Ncw Orleans Picayunc.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

KEEP III BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
Now or never. fplow-citzcns, is the
time for this important fact to be blazoned
abroa'l. TrumpeI hc truth aloud, through
tie -teers and from the house tops. Tell
it in Gath. and publish it in the streets of
.Asralun. in Washington aud in New Or
Icans, and in iIsicrs hcfurc New Orleans,
and in The great fiIrnre rilv of Bath behind
New Orleans, aud n, Prairie Cottage, and
at Bayon LA Branche, and every where
before and brllind aud around New Orleans
as well as in every other part, parcel mad
portion Of these great United States.
Keep IL before the People. Awaken the
echoes in The t;lrIhrst curnerS Of the Union,
aud thrill The nation with the loud revcr-
beration. Fellow couutrymcn, unborn
millions arc vet 10 pronounce upon our
arts, so just look out what you arc about
We are inst stepping over The frsl STUN.
bling block in The why Of repuhIicanism,
and fynu are nor cautious you will bark
Your shins. sprain your ankles, or fall up
on noses. Two more big stones are in
our path, and when we succeed in rolling
them onI of The way, we may at once
proceed TO laying the irons for grand
railroad track to eternity.
But krep his Hing btfore the rople,
yes, and bcIlind the people. SO thai the
people can't possibly move without see
ln9 or rumbling over it. Hang il uron
The horns of the moon, that all lle world
may Ionk at it. or ifyou can't hang it up
on the tallest liberty pole YOU can find,
and if Won cant find n liberty pole, why,
hang The thing, hang it somewhere else.
Only hp il bejore the peopic. BECAUSE.
although The peop'e DON'T care Two pins
about it, yei, II you make noise on the
snhecr. it will appear very clear 10 them
that the thing is Of some consequence,
aud The more noise you make the better.
1t would he an excellent plan to send
ou 10 China for cargo of The lnudesl
kind ofgonss and set them agoing all over
the Sarc> to the lune of"Cnme to Dinner"
Then. when you get lh" people all seated,
whifh their mouths wide open. phil M
The curtain, and exhibit this new Gorson
Freencn Of America. guardians of the
country, brothers Of the press we charge
you, with tears in our eyes. 10 keep this
Thing before the people Remember Bun
kcr Hill and tl,r battle Of New Orleans.
and Keep il h"Ior" The people Think of
The green graves o!your buried gran faith.
crs, and keep il Ec"rc the people :-Tihink
OF your wives aud children, and your chill
drcn's children, and keep it before the
people! Lay your hands upon your
hearts, and keep it before The people -
PuI your hands in your pockets, and kcpp
it before the people
We don'r know exactly what /, is, or
what 1t means, and we haven't time 10
inquire bur VIC observe all our political
nclShbors arc extremely anxious abou, it,
50, as in duty bound, we implore You, as
you love your country, keepit Jcjore The
people
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THE WoMES OF THE REroLUr,oS

lnE NoMES OF THE REvoLUTIoN.-
The following is an extract from a Iet.
ter written hya lady Of high rank and nc.
compl'hmrnts, reSi'Iing in Philadelphia
10 u British officer living in Boston. Ii
was sent 10 him s00u after the Batilc oil
Bunker Hill. and circulated al that time
Throughout the colonies, in the RevoIu-
'lnnary newspapers, from which the ex.
tract is capitalization Morning Post.
Il will tell you what | have done. Nv
naIy brother ] have sent to the camp: wi,i
my prayers and blessings. hope he will
not disgrace me: am confident he will
hchavc with honor, Hut' emulate the srea,
examples he has before him. Had rwcn.
~ brothers and sons, they sI,uuId 90.
have retrenchcd every supcrfuous expense
in my table and family; lea. ! have not
drunk since last Christmas; nor hourLt 4
sew cap or gown since your defeat at Lex
ing'on: and (wE:a' never did before) |
have learned 10 knir: with This new ac-
qrlrcmrnt. am now making stockings of
American wool for nv servants. In This
way do ! throw in my mile for the public
crod. know this. that as free, can die
hHt once; bnl As slave. | shall uor be
worthy of life. bave The pleasure TO as
suFc yoIr, that these are the sentiments of
al my sister Americans. They have sac
rlhccd balls, assemblies, parties of plea.
sure. tca drinking and finery. 10 the great
spirit of liberty that aclnates all ranks and
degrees of people throughout This exlen.
sivc continent"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

CaJais in Irras.-A laIe number OF
lI,c Ain Gazette says: A few days ago
Il CuncIIrr was killed on The Bru>hy by
somc,nkahua Indians-his hands and
arnsld the thick part of his thighs were
cut onh carried home as feast 10 their
WON and children. The Tonkabuas
made secret Of their parliality for hu.
manh, and state that ail lhc native In
t.ian Texas cat their enemies when
theyl catch them
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

HALO THEkE!-Youns man! mr,0
that Que clad in broad cloth and riff
who has just emerged from lhr bar :".fi,
having swallowed his dranof brandy ard
wafer, and who now appears wilma si'an-
ish cigar in his mounlli, and is mounted
on swift lrotting .horsc-haIlo there !!
young man! you are on the high road TO
ruin. and will soon trot into disarace.-
Rein back, disnount, lay of your broad
cloth, cas-; away your cigar, adiure the cup
procure seine mechanical or agricultural
tools and 90 hard to word like an honest
and useful man. In This way you may
gain waning reputation, and place your
self in easy and respectable circumstances
in due time B. Button,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

7emperance.-Wc are glad TO learn thar
the ow :ers of the magnificent Atlantic
Steam Ship British Queen and President
have resolved nol to include liquors, here
alter, in The price Of passage. Thev
adop' the hotel plan. and furnished Ii.
quors when called for. The praticc Of
charging passengers for wines who drink
n"ne' is exceedingly unjust, and is strong
incentive to temperate men to drink
something, that they may not altogether
lose their money; and incorporate men
will OF course keep drunk all the passage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

In(uiiJiHty.-NoIwilIIslanding all that
has bean said. there are few inlalible
ncn in this world-in their own opiuous.
They are the men vino are always preach
ins-''do unto others as you would have
others do unto you''-and yet if circum-
stances prevent your fulfilling all obliga.
liun to hem, none are so frequent and
harsh in their rcproof They talk loudly
and constantly Of charity aud bcnevoence,
then turn round and grasp you by the
throat, saying, pay Inc what thou owes,"
With The petition still moist on their lips
" "forgivcs us our debis as we fur2ivc our
debtors"-they track you with lbe uniirirs
ferUciIy Of The bloodhound, sucking your
very hearts blood. They are very ecner
Ous-verv-nonc arc more so. with their
advice. They sigh and look solemn AT the
misfnrluncs Of others, yet fail nol To slip in
word rcacctine or The honesty of ,he
unfortunate. Good Samaritan like, t:;ey
ever stand ready TO pour oil upon ynis
wounds, buI ii is :hc oil of viiric!.
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Ne:y Fail and Winter Goods.

TEsIii Subs, rIbrr takes great pleasure in
81 :limouncll. To his friends and the public
that &c l. Iluw receiving aud OPEN
j. @ his F.iLL STOCK or GOODS. which
in few days ill be complete, consisting IN
part us follows:
30 pieces super fancy English Prints aud
ClinZ,
Mourning and I'd Mourning do
4O IT, 5u riecrs American fancy do from
$ to 2J CHS per yard,
Kentucky Jcaus, from 62t t" 81 GO per yd.
do do Super Invisible green, new
Supcr slack Bombazncs.
. Fancy C,aleys. (iandSome patterns
- I'd Mourning and Black do
4" Biask Italian l.ulcSlring silk,
" - Gro dc SwiS do
" CorL, Fig'd. PLAIN and Plaiddo
Scotch t;ingI,an,s. (wide)
&" 54 Victoria SlIawS, (r;ch bprdcred,)
Adelaide, do (Sain do
/" Fancy silk and Satin d"
Ladies N p,D;n Dsi""s "%a i.ns,i@ssd i" Linen Cam
brio handkerchief,
Red and White fanacls i:om 3I3 CTS to 81
per yard.
Thread, Edgings. InSerln2s, aud Swiss illus
lin Trimming.
Cassiularrs and SaIinci$, (varlous qualities. }
Super 10 do ne" >'y'e;
Swiss, Jacomct, Null ana Checked
NlusInS.
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, and Linen
Sheetngs.
Nj. nelarc for Ladies Dresses,
{" Ta4!iona Scars,
Ladies' s,ircr Kid, Silk and Doc-~kin Gloves,
Mems Buck. 1hibl wuuI. and lloskIn do
Erown and s!cacad Shirtings L. Shectlngs,
Bird eve, Table and Towel Diapers,
Black. Satin silk. and WorSIed Fcstings,
Blue. Black and Brown Broad Cloths,
Invisible Green aud Cadet mixed do
Black Italian Cravats, and Silk Pocket Hand
kcrc!IieiS,
Bed Ticking. Russia Diapers and NapklIs
Supcr Bonnet and Taiiita Ribbons,
La.ileS' aud Misses English Straw Bonncts,
(mew sly;e.
Black and White Din Hose and
hall! lio>c,
Black, Slate colorcd, and White co.,
ton lluse.
Black Wurslcd and Mcrino do
Also. tlnr w hliilcy anu Di'Ihe osdhN''s'
Also -, and 81 Negro do
Ais, Il good assortment of Negro Shines.
Mems fine Ca,f Bnots, aud Ladies kld Slip
pcrs.
Al.oa general assortment of Ladies', Mems.
and Hn.s' Shoes,
Striped Kplscis and Washington Jeans,
Plaid l.iu,:srvS. ton llnIISe servants.
kers.vs &c. for Ncgrors from ~ 10 81 ci%
per yard.
A!-o' - goni aS>or;mc;. Mcn an; Bog
Has ~; / a,s.
:ii>n. 'rnkcrv. 'lard"arr. fine C"Icry. &c.
Mems Clnhi,is Of all descriptions made mp
, order ut shortest nnlice. viii many other ar
clc. too tedious to cnIrnlrrair. all # wIi"h
sill he sold ~ uw ~ tie market can a'l"ld.--
ill,.cr mv<cif w!ii, he hope oI being able I"
i've nnn:l satisfaction To nv customers AMI In"
u!,!ir generally. whu may favor me- wlla ra!i
i.n,s will w. sold low Ia i.n"r'II:! c'l-iG'ncrs
na Tor Casa. i'r.i!ng i;lan~iui Iui ,;'' iI,c'il
,a,ronarc Ec, c,cluo.c bestowed IN the old lirin.
hone !.v strict :itic:ion Ia business. I" merit Il
u,i;ii!i::lre of the same.
F.. E. PRESLEY
Edrc.:lh G.. II. Oct. !. $50 m
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4 Compromisc.-Itw will be remembered
that certain citizens of Missouri committed
The violence of lvnching, last spring, up
on the persons aud property of some Nor
mons. resident in Illinois. Gov. Boges of
of Missouri has agreed to deliver up tho
lymchers; and Gov. Corbin, as a quid pro
quo, has agreed to deliver up Joseph Smith,
jr., and Sidney Rigdon. as runaway crimi-
mails from Missouri.-Broihcr Joaathun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
Augusta Female Seminary.

He duri : nj This :; ;EMINARI will he
rc-uulcd on or about tho Iil Of Octobcr," ny
Mrs. II l.. NOISE, assisted by competent and
efficient Teachers. All The branches oI Il com.
pIrl. ESGiI>H .DrcATIUS i'll betansht. Also
FREHcm aud 0Ihrr LANGUAGES; Vocal and Is
srRuMExrAL Music. and DRAWING and PAIST-
sc in all their brauches.
TERMS. pr. or. of3 mas.
For EngsI:-Irnln $2to Sl5.G0
French and Other Languages, 1000
Music OH the Piano, 1000
Guitar, 10,0U
" Drawing and Painting, l2.OO
" Boardin. & Lodging. lIghis & fuel. 5000
A lniied NUMBER of yonn. ladies can he
comfortably accommodated in tlIe Immediate
family of .mrs. Noise, "" osc at'rnll",I will he
Devoted 10 their roaIS and department.
Au. .rsta. Gcor. Sep, -, l>l0. 80
The Edgcr!d Advertiser. " i'll i,Isrri the above
three times aud inryar;i bI'i - t"nstHuinnH!ia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
FaEH ANA ES-:Esses Goods.

TEt!lf Subscribe:s ara now ii"c"ivlmS iron
n New iok, philadcI pIia and Baltimore
d large and well selected assortment of
DRY GOODS IND GROCERIES,
CosIsTIXG ~ FART OF
Mackinaw Whitney and Quille Blankets
Chldren's Rose Blankets.
Negro Blankets.
Plains and kerscys, for Negroes.
Plaid Linscys.
Plain and Figured Red l.intscys.
Super Blue and Black Cloths.
Low Price do
Steel Mixed ~
Lion Skin. lIoilair ani l,o; 90 for over
Coats.
Blue, Black and Fancy Cass;mcrcs.
Blue and Black Ca>l.leis.
Steel Mixed and Cadet Grey do.
Wnoen aud Silk Vrlvc, rrstngs.
Silk Saliu aud Valentine do.
Krn.nulsy Jcau-. from 30 Cts. to $50 per I'd
Red and White Fknncls.
Gre. II and yellow do
Double and single width Ncrinos.
MouseInim de- Lame. very fine.
MouscIainr It,. Lainr. III Is: cents,
Plain and Satin striped 'Si'i!.'vs.
a variety "f in:..>l, an,! !.p,ri;";!i Prints.
SrcosL! Mmg ins do do do
Embroidered Mrrino ShawlS.
ClIamgeablc Damask Silk. Il <plcEdii! article.
IIighlInd and Banke, Shaw.S.
The Alpine ShawlS-a llew article.
DamnS3 Table Covers.
IRISH Linen and Long Lawns.
F,a Y I,l',id Siiaw'S.
II rnl II,,,I
icrchiciS.
Swiss Book and S1nll Mus!ins.
Jaranri ana !tam;,fick do
Ladies Worked Coii,rs.
Black Lace Wells.
Black and White Grecian Bobinct.
Black Italian and Gro dc nap Silk.
Do NIatnny do do
Siisilrw and SarS'nn'S.
Figured Ho!urrd Silks for DR. sSss.
y Buck Satin ,!o do
Brown and BlcachGd lIoncSpun.
do do Drilling,
Gloves a;i,! ilu>lcr".
A variety of Gentlemen anal IaI;cs' Sl.o's
do do Boys and Misses do
Ladies' fine Kid Slippers.
Misses do DO
Negro Shoes.
ALSO.
Leghorn and Straw Bonncts,
Misses English Straw do
Ribbons and Artilicia!s.
One Bale oI L., lics lml Misses
WORh BASKETS.
ALSO,
Saddles Brdlcs aud Mar,ingals.
Girths and Surcingles.
Wagon and Drivers Whips,
Twig Whips, &c,
ALSO.
Sperm and Taow Candles,
Soap and Lamp Oil. Sc. sc.
ALSO, Az ASSORTMENT OF
H.1RDTARE IND CROCEERY HARE
ALSO.
Begging. Bate Rope and I'mine.
All of which they will sell low for CASH, o
on time, 20 punctuai customers. They rcspcc
fully invite their friends and customers, and th
public generally to call and examine their Stool
and Prices. Come and see, we will charS'
you nothing for looking.
BLAND e. BUTLER.
Sent II, 1910 :i3
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3 GAEs 3D..

$HHili ::nh-crih"r la!lr> Ii.IS nri!lnd nl' IN
Il inrnrna hi !:ir,r,> i'Hi iI,c l'uIi;ir .rller
aily. .ai llc VIII colIllir II
General Commission and FactOragc business.
in this place. Tie will attcndto the selling. rc-
ceivns, forwarding aud storing of Cotton, or
olIirr Produce aud Merchandise and Ia the
buying any article or bill of articles entrusted
Ia his Charge. to all nj which he will give his
pcrSnllaI alicnnlr an! will alSa make liberal
advances on Cotton shipped through him, To
CharIrslouorS Savannah w iisf soliciting the
pptrullane uf his friends he bagS lcav" to return
them his sirc, re thanks for past avors.
II. l.. LETTERS.
Hamburg, S. c. July Il lS4O 3m 26
IN Store, and for S..l''. to order or otherwise,
large assortment oi
Hemp and i'o'c Bdgging, Bal" Rope
and Urine.
H. I..J.
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N O.. 80.

family al Meath, in Ireland, whittier they
had fled for safety. The Loard OF Bram-
her, his wife aud children, were convey to
ihe old castle uf Winsor, aud enciusr in
a strong room, where they were dei'."r-
alely starved 10 death, father, mother. aud
five innocent little ones, who suffered III
our England the fate of Courtusolinp and
his family; all atrocily compared with
which the dark slain of Arthur's murder
fades To the hue of vcnial crimc.-MiSs
Stricktands Lires ofthe Queens Of Eng.
land.
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.l,aay.s IS Ia&ssi EHGUsE.
jfiN URG. ). e.

WIM URG. ).
FHN{lE Subscriber having put his WARE
u. HOUSE. in thorough IT. pair. aud raised
il ..houl five (cet her than before, which
makes il To hiah water. Planters and Mer-
cilants may rest assured olnu danger from high
waier, in storing Cotton il ihl> Warehouse.-
He is thankful Tor the liberal patronage of his
friends heretofore, aud ilallcrs himself that by
his pcrsuI,; and strict attention TO business he
will merit IL continuance of the former liberal
palrniI;lge bestowed OH him.
Any Cotonlhul h" may lave in store, or that
may bc srmt To himtu be shipped tu Charleston
ar Savannah will he strictly attended 10.
w. p. DELPHI.
Hamburg, Aug 90, 1910 If 81
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HAST TUU 4 HEART THAT LOVES
THEE!

THE REPLY.
have acari that loves me,
In iIidark world ni'rarc.
WhoSG'lIn prnid sIniie approves mc
Ithiinot Of despair.
I've nn rose whose hlnssnm
AlayHlter in the blast,
But IL nicr oak whose bosom
Wilicllcr TO the last.
My stno gentle hrariisg
uponl pathway .hrows-
But u ln'i and brilliant cleaning
y ci'Es system knows.
[ Ilavro chrystaI fountain.
Wsc habhiimg may rhitlr:
hlirISirs through the mountain,
w navics on lis tide.
a vc whose noes arc swelling
A.gan'S solemn tone.
Viii my saul is dwelling
A march and alone.
Unlial heart is willlcred,
Ulthai oak is dead,
UntiHl Star Is Silvcrcd
Acrcry ray is lied
Uniiat mighty river
Garth slmll cease to flow;
Unnc last sad quiver
OuSi' liIe.lonrs know
Tndlch have to bind me
his false world of cale-
Todlcii of love To blind me,
L 10 feel despair
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ssssa1..S:F'EesN.

FsS!l. Finn ir,reto'nr cNSlim: under ie
d. aamr "f Elcnoi.'oH y i'EHsLEr. IS ''ii@
day t!i-snIvcd by munai consent All prfS"I'S
Indebted to us up /" III" Isl !an''ary lsi'. are
rco,ic4icd co!nc forward ar'' settle 'hclr i"',;
AMI accounts. The, will he i"I'"' at their "!''
sand IN he lfIipla a J.. R. Pr $Irf, "l" Is
duly authorised 10 s"!!'e ''c '''S'c$S "l '''er"h
crrn 10. %!I'IiHl.@it.
T.. B PRES LEY.
Edrrficld C. II. Oct !. lS4O u 'o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
SEsesVss dJaga aHb.

i y addition to the ;tircnlou that will devote
I to a GeRcrai Commission and tnctorusc bu-
snes-. have in store and will continue TO re-
ccive
For Sale,
Prime Sugar aud Coilcc,
Bagsing aud Rope,
Salt. Mnlasscs,
Blankets, Negro cloths, Osnaburgs,
Iron and Nails.
Having determined not to retail, the above
will he sold by the Bale. Piece. or Package, at
low prices, as an illdIccmcn, to Purchasers.
H. l.. JEFFERS.
gIamhmr.' : Srpi. !! l".iD + -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

Nem Idea IN Economy.-Wc carher
from The Cincinnati Spirit of the Times
thai some of The inhabitants of that city
have discovered a way 10 make rag car
pets sill cheaper than ever. Some of
these i"lks attend political meetings armed
with srizzors. will which they cut pieces
from The coat-tals of both wings and demo.
Gratis. while they are crowded together to
listen 10 their stump orators. These pieces,
cxcissorizcd in:lhe manner aforesaid. are
afterwards converted into carpcline. so
tina, from increase in The manufacture The
price of the article has fallen. The Spirit
does not sIale how these antagonist naieri-
,als work together; but we presume they
must make neutral carpet.-Brother
Jonathan.