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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

TaE Close OF THE VoLUME.-The
;preseut nuuber completes the 4Ih Volume
of The Edgefeld Advertiser. We return
our sincere thanks to those punc,ual sub
scribers, who have taken onr paper for
some years past. We have labored 'un-
ceasiugly for their edifeation and amuse-
'ment, and we hope not altogether in vain.
We have furnished them, in our columns,
with many good Stale Rights documents
and speeches, Agricultural essays, selec-
lions of foreign and domestic news, mis-
cellaneous articles. communications On all
sorts of subjects. and last and least Of all.
our own editorials. We are grateful for
former patronage, (as the merchants say,)
and hope for continuance of the same.
To that numerous class, Who so Far as
we arc concerned, have suspended specie
payments, bank note payments, shin plaster
payments, payment in their opn notes. or
any kind Of payments, what shall we say !!
The argument with them, is almost ex-
:haus,ed. We have appealed to lhem,-
entreated them, them; we have
doue every thing, but threatened them.
Doubtless. many Of them say. "ll is vast
ly iadslicate in you, Mr.. editor, to be con-
,inually giving such broad hints to your
subscribers! We will cease to lake your
paper, if you dont mend your manners ~
We admit that there is some iEdel'cacy in
asking payment Of money due. But our
creditors waive all ceremony with regard
10 US, and we must do Likewise, towards
our debtors. lfthese last mentioned per-
s,ns will now pay the several sums, which
they owe us, we will, like good Christians,
forgive them for their past offences to
wards us, and will cheeriulIy commence
new accounts with them.
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The Act 10 raise Supplies for the ysar
1s39-The facts in the statement belnw are
furnished us, by an intelligent gentleman,
in HON perfect confidence can he placed.
The Comptroller Generals notice to the
Tax COLLECTORS and other officers. in !ela-
ton TO The kind of money, to he received
In payment Of Taxes, vie understand has
produced solne excitement in The commu
rily. The clause of The Tax Act OF The
last session, requiring the taxes to be paid
in specie, paper medium, or the notes of
specie paying hanks. of this State" is just
the same as has been in every tax act for he
las, twenty years; and a moments re0ec-
ton will satisfy any one. that majority
of the House of Representatives, could mol
consistently have voted TO dispense with
such requisition now: Thai branch OF
the Legislature. had passed, with great
unanimiry, bill to compel The suspended
banks 10 resume specie payments, and af
ter the failure of thai measure in the Sen
ate. the House could not, with any propri-
e,y, have sanciion.d d the suspension ,'i,pe-
cic payments on the part of lhose banks,
by hireciins The Tax Colectu.s to receive
their bills.
The State Bank and its branches, the
Bank of Charleston, the Comhirte al
Bank of Columbia, the Camden Bank,
the Bank of Cherau, aud perhaps the
Hamburg Bank, have not suspended. so
that the difficulty Of procuring money,
with which To pay our taxes, will not be
80 great we hope as one would at first,
suppose. Besides, we trust, that before 'he
time of collection, the other banks of The
Stale. will have resumed.*
We understand also, that some misap.
prelcnsion exists, i'll relation to the tax on
lands. Some suppose that lie tax Of $50
cents nd ualorem, OH every hun red dollars
of the value of all lands granted in this
State" is tax of 50 cenls on every hun
ured dollars of the real value. But those
who put such construction upon the act.
entirely forget that in lSl5, all act was
passed classifying all The lands in the Stale,
and hat the lax imposed, is in reference to
the value of the land, according TO that
classification; there is no alteration Of the
ofVr have sceni. stated. that The Bank
baph.eelown, is also specie paying
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We are requested to announce Gait. ia.
COB B. SMITH, as Candidate for the uext
Legislature. at the ensuing election.
Jan. "a, 1910.
APPOINTMENTS.

TH7llE Rev. VIM. Watkins, Domestic Mis-
III sIonary for the Edgelield Association, vii
attend the following appointments. to wit:
On Monday after the second Sabbath in Fcbru
ary at Mountain Creek.
On Tuesday, at Fellowship.
On Wednesday,, at GoodIiope.
On Thursday at Pine Pleasant,
On Friday, at Chestnut Hill.
On Saturday. at Sister Spring.
On tie third Sabbath at Silome.
On Monday, al Providence.
On Tuesday, dt Mi. Morial.
On Wednesday, at Damascus.
On Thursday, at Rchoboth.
On Friday at Plumb Branch.
On Saturday, at Buffa.oe.
On The fourth Sabbath, at Bethany.
On Monday, al Beulah.
On Tuesduy at Calahan's Mills.
On Wednesday, at Gilgal.
On Thursday. ut Pleasant Grove.
la ~ !-.U So
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Mr., PDITOR;

Mr.. EDITOR;
understand that the Honorable City
Council of Augusta, have bought, or i'll
tend to buy the two Bridges across The Sa-
vaunah river, and set them toll free for all
cotton wagons from South Carolina, to
Augusta. If such he their Intention. they
ough TO make haste, for they are losing
cotton very fast. We received yesterday
in Hamburg, one thousand and fifty eight
bales cotton.
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Ocra;or Twin Cotton Seed.

vpvfIE Subscribers have Just received on con-
D signment from Charleston. n few of the
above named seed, raised ip Autaga County.
Ala Which eau be had at their store in Ham
burg. II. II. CoOh, q 20:
Jun 13, 1910 If so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

Coinoge.-Thc Washington Metropolis
elaies thai from the foundation ofour gov
erment up to 1897 III coinage in this
country has been SG9, ,5SI,545.
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.NOTECE.

TEIfE Copartnersl.ip of Bland, Ca,lin e. Co.
II Except so much as relates to the settling
up Of their bnsiness,) expires with this day, by
iis own Limitation. All persons indebted 10
them are requested to make payment without
delay, to either of the parties; their notes and
books may be found at their old stand which
will be occupied by Bland a. Butler
BLAND, CATLIN g. Co,
Edge6eld c. Fl, Dec 81, 1889 c AZ
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From a Nc,o York Paper.

The AmsrAD CAsE.-Judse Jurlsou
has, at length, decided on the case of the
black: Of the Anis'ad, who murder d the
Cap. and n'her persons on board The schr.
He sets item free. Had they been whites
they would have been tried and executed
as pirates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

UNITED STATES BANK.-The arrange
ment for loan orsOO.OOOl. sterling, enter
cd into between Messrs. RothscLild &
Sons, and Mr.. Jaudon. on behalf Of the
United States Bank, has been finally a.
greed upon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

We have received some numbers Of the
Daily Telegraph, published at Savannah.
Ga. and edited by c. Macardell. Its
typographical'exccution is neat. The ed
itor advocates the principles Of Democ-
racy.
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DISSDLUTHON.

vEHE Copartnership of Harrington s. Bryan
Il was dissolved OIL the Isl inst, by It's own
Limitation. All persons indebted to lis, and to
The Sld firms of Goodwin & Harrington, and
to Goodwin, Harrington q Co. are requested
to come forward and make payment immedi-
alely, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
HARRINGTON Il BRYAN.
GOODWIN 81 HARRINGTON,
GOODWIN, HARRINGTON &Co.
Jan -, 1910 # 81
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minislralion, Sucl, as tile South approves,
but we feel confident that he will never
be the servile follower of any party. lie
is neither a Harrison nor a Van Buren,
man. He does not wear the livery of Ell
her, but he is Stale Rights man, EN-
phaticalIr, a Calhoun man.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

Marylana,-In The Legislature of this
State, R. Thomas ives reelected Presi,
dent of the Senate. The House elected
Jas, w. Williams. Democrat, Speaker.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

The Independent Treasury BN-Was
ordered to be ensrossed OH the l7lh ius
in the Senate. by "A vote Of "a to lS-,hree
oI the. Democratic Senators, Messrs. Mich
olas, Robinson and Young, under iustruc-
tiOns, voting against it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

We omitted 10 acknowledge in our last,
the receipt Of sveral papers and documents
from the Hon. F. W. Pickens.
We have also received from him several
Washington papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

The bill Introduced in The Senate, by
Mr.. Benton, for the Armed occupation
of Florida, grants To 10, ,000 armed settlers,
320 acres Of land, EACH"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

The British Parliament met according
To prurogalion, on The 18th Of December.
aud was again prorosued by Royal Com
mission, to the 10Th of January, 1910.
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E1tract from letter dated.
HAR' IsBURG, Jan. ID, 1910.
SENATOR

HARi IsBURe, Jan. ID, 1910.
PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR.
"rhs being the day fixed upon by both
Houses Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
for the eleclionof United States Senator,
for six years. To ill the vacancy occaSiouetl
by the expiration of The leiiil of The Hon.
Samuel Mexican, the two Houses met
i'll convention at II O'Clock, aud the first
vote being taken it appeared that Daniel
SIurge5i, the present Democratic State
Treasurer Of Peusylvauian was elected
United States Senator. Mr. Sturgeon re-
ceived 81 vntes, Charles. Osle (Whig) 26
votes; And Richard BiddIe (Whis) II
votes. This exhibits the state of parties in
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania.
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Oat:Seed.

N shall have for sale at my plantation, five
a miles below Cambridge on the Edgefeld
road, four hundred bushels Oat-seed. at rs cts.
Apply to my Overseer on the place.
NJ. MINIS
EdgeGeld c H, Jan 1a 1910 If 50
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DasSOLUTlOY.

FAvHE partnership heretofore existing in the
I name OF McNEILL IL RAMSAY is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. and JOHN Nc.
NELL is only authorised to settle the business
of the firm. JOHN McNEILL,
ANDREW RAMSAY,
Jan 81, 1S40 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

The Mercury Gays thai, Governor Nc
DufIie will deliver the euloeium on Gen.
Hayne, on some day between the 10Th and
l4th Of February.
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GDe aunertser.
EDGEFIELD /. IL.
THURSDAY, JANuAR1 80 lo4o.

According to The rule itaO'shtd ny ed
iiors and publishers. generally, we will
hereafter charge apno'lces, recommend
ing candidates fnrdll Offices Of profit, or
trust, as adverttemenlS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

Judge White, Senator from Tennessee.
has resigned his scar, in consequence Of
the instructions Of the Legislature of tha,
State, requiring their Senators in Congress,
to vote foslbe Sub-Treasnry:
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FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale that well known lot Of
b land in the village of Edgefeld adjoining
VI. Minis, Esq lately occupied by Mrs QuillA
Harvey: 1t embraces 4a acres, about three of
which are woodland. That portion oft which
is cleared, is untier good fence. There aru
onthe premises good one story framed dwell.
ing house, which contains several rooms; out.
houses in good repair, and fine well Of water,
which has never failed. | will either sell, or
rent the above described property. Terms swill
be made easy to the purchaser.
TIIOS. u. HARVEY.
Jan II. 1910 b 81
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TIE Business III future, will be carried on ai
the old Stand formerly occupied by Goodwin,
Huntington IL Co. under the firm of Bryan
6 Minor; who will Responsibility on hand.
the most fashionable articles in their line oi
business. All orders thankfully received. and
promptly attended 10. b. G. BRYAN,
HI. MINOR.
EdQe6eld G. Fl, Jan Is. ls40 f50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

We have received fiom the Hon. Nad-
dy Thompson, a copy of his speech, "On
the Presidents Annual Message"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

The Baltimore Patriot Of the Goth inst,
says :-",he accounts from Washington
are. that MIR. Wise is dangerously ill.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

Corrosive regret 10 state, that late
accounts from Liverpool sud iIavre, say
thar the Cotton market is still declining.
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The small pox is said to I've raging to an
alarming extent, in the Nor'h.ru Liberties
of Philadelphia.
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TO RENT OHe SELF

FEsHE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
Il in the Village Of Edge6eld, next door to
Mrs Gray's, formerly occupied by Mrs. Mar
ina Minis: Possession given Immediately.
Enquire of M. FRAZIER.
Jan. ~, 1910. .f52
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taxes in the las, act Of lke Legislature,
except on Brokerage. That body did not
raise them in the least degree.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

The Covr: of Common Pleas COM
menced its ertra session at this place, on
Monday, the 9Th inst, Juds: Earle presi-
ding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

Kings never hear the voice of truth un-
Ill they are de,hroned, nor beauties until
they have abdicatcd l,eir charms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-30

Three editors Of Newspapers at Paris,
have recently been created Peers of
France. This is right. "flonor to whom
honor is due"
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~ O t ice.

A Ill persons indebted to the Estate of James
~ Smyly, deceased, either by Note or Ac-
count, arc requested to make immediate pay
ment, or will transfer them TO the hands ofan
Officer for collection; also, those having de.
mands against said Estate are requested to bring
them in. duly attesled, within the TIME pre-.
scribed by law. .
:: JOHN S. SMYLY, Err.
Jan 20, 1910 i 81
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Notice This.

4 Ii persons intebted 10 the Estate of John
~ Gritiis deceased, are requested to make
payment; and those having demands against
said estate to render them in properly authen.
licated, as longer indulgence will not be given.
]. b. GRlFFIS, I ~.
]. HILL. Ears.
Jan2 1s40 b So
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N o Otice.

s V,HE Subscriber being
NSSo- il the entire owner of
NEfHf-WE the Coaeh-making Establish
z.sN!A[Ssea meat, at PotlersviIle near
EdsefieId Cour House, formerly occupied by
Mr.. William Gibbs, takes this opportunity 10
announce TO his friends and The public, that he
will be at all tilfes Thankful for any work in his
line either in making or requiring Cnrriages of
all kinds, and hopes by strict attention, to merit
II share of public patronage.
JOHN McNEILL.
Pottcrsville, Jan 81, 1540 If 81
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house. His Shop is well furnished with good
Materials and good Workmen superintended
by Mr.. FRANCIS WooD, a young man of good
character, and of sober and industrious habits.
All orders for work in the line of his business,
will he attended TO with neatness and dispatch.
and upon the best terms; and he will be
very thankful for the patronage of mis- friends.
Edgeheld, Jan 6, la40 If 49
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NEW FIRM.

U w5i,ld beg leave to Inform my friends and
III the public generally " that have associated
myse { with Mr.. H. J. Minor, who from his
long experience in cutting will warrant me in
saying that satisfaction will be given to all who
may favor us with a call.
B. C. BRYAN.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Jan IL. 1910

DR.. Samuel Presley, Foreclosure Of
VS.. everly Burton. Mortgage.
EDY Virtue Of Nor gage from Beverly
ED Burton to DR.. Samuel Presley, will be
sold at Edgpdeld Court House, on the first
Monday in February next the following proper.
ty viz; Riner. Fills Ausel, Lark Sabra, Burs
ton, and young Lark, Terms Cash
w. II. MOSS, S. E. d.
Jan 1s, 1910 b 81
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Carriage Making.

R ENHE Subscriber will
1GA-- 4 make and repair Car
EF1T-N: riages &Waggons of eve.
essStsS--SW ry description in the best
possible manner and at the shortest notice. An
orders thankfully received. and promptly at:
tended to- EDWARD BARKER.
Hamburg Dec ], 1929 If Al
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N Noticc.

A Ii persons having any demands against
I the Estate of Matthew Moss, deceased, are
requested 10 render them in to the subscriber
duly authenticated, and those Indebted to said
Estate to make payment,
CALEB TALLY Admr.
Jan Is, 1910 If so
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EST'RAYS.

YEyAKEN up by the subscriber, two red eo'rc
N one unmarked, and dewlap cut, the .
marked. Said cows. have been in the NJ CHR
borhood for two or three months:
jan 81, 1870 am
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IN our next volume, we will publish the
most important Acts passed during the laie
Session Of the Legislature.
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HOElCe.

4 N Election will be held. at the different
~ places of Election, in Edge6ed District,
within the legal hours, on the first Monday in
FeGrudry next and the day following, for Or
DINAiiY Of said District.
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
Jams 1910 d 40
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Notice This.

D Take pleasure in announcing to all who
III may be concerned, that will attend 10 re.
cording Receipts, which have been given Oh
settlement Of Cases oul of the Office, and re-
ceiviiig the Costs. Also, Nuila Bona Costs will
be thankfully received.
WM, H. MOSS, s.E.p:
jan. 81, 1S40 u5I
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.W.HN;sION~EdOUSE,

EDGEFIi,LD u. HOUSE, s. C..
FHNHE Undersigned takes pleasure in an.
g. nolincing 10 Isis friends and The travelling
community. that lie has taken the Hotel in
Edgetield Village, formerly occupied by Mr..
William Brunson, aud is prepared to accom-.
modaie travellers and boarders, either families
or single persons With bis experience & per-
sonal attention, he hatters himself that those
who favor him with their patronage. will be
satisfied and feel at home; to produce these
effects, 10 pains will he spared. His House is
s,uatedin the most pleasant part of the Vii
lage, and is well calculated. in everv respect,
for the accommodation of Families, or Private
Boarders. All he asks, is for persons 10 cali
and judge for themselves. WM.V. DUNN.
N. B. fine Saddle Horses muy be had at all
times nj the Mansion House. w. V.D.
January IA, ls40 If 50
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HY Virtue of sundryF Fl Fas to me direct
LIB cd, will sell at AbbeyiIle Court House
on the first Monday in February next, the fol
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-29

single Qualification fOr liberty and insu-
snee; and il Is usually ineffective wilhou,
he better sIsnenl Of powsr. . di.eiplia.
ed heart and good life.
The eaPaei,y 70 direct and incline men
morally. being The hing 10 Be impaired
~ an education Tor freedom. il gives ~
NE clue 10 know what 10 good add suf-
helshi edueslion. We are considering
sdees'ion simply % related 10 liberty. \.
% sho~n that The popular system 10 insd-
squais even 10 this end. II 10 The good
man. though not learned. Who m.kss
ms opinion The sentiment. sad his will
The lss Of q nsighborlood. Through The
medium Of the conscience. goodness ..
lone makes lis ~sy 10 the heart. and
without eIsriian 10 that end. s~sys men
toward ree,ilude and truth.
Thsfsiors. in educating the young for
freedom. IL you would Of necessity form
hose who shall be- able 10 modify The
popular opinion. 10 il well that you neg.
lees The right culture ofihs heart! Would
you overlook the wonderful influence
which good man yields by the weigh,
Of bis ehsr's,sri Az N liberty. he mus.
surely be less Than half educated. whose
heart has been neglected.. And the Ams-
riean citizen is already in bondage. .ho.s
~Ill 10 not governed BY The Law Of sir.
tue. m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-29

lhe army. then assembling u Camp Sc.
nscs, and marched 10 your assistance 81
Fort Stevenson. Ills general snd field
oiieers sere repaired 10 have expressed
The sane opsninn in eo1nell II var -
lhs Time az aa,srk. You expressed then.
and subsequently. your Satisfaction. and
that OF your officers and men. that you
sefe permihed 90 eanlinue The con-
hlel alone. Msjar Wsod and mysslf
sustained you in this Impression. fou
we're both Of lhe opinioa that move
mrnl on the psn Of The General. nth The
unirslrucsed troops. sueh a. mosi Of those
with him ri the time mere knnwn IN BE-.
mishl pnl u in The pswrr Of 1seynseh.
and his srmv Of ssvsges-reparisd 10 be
upwards Of three ihousaad-la cripple.
add possihiy overpawer the troops Al
Camp Seneca. IL mt in The intervening
,hlck woodlands. In this ssen,. the
frontier Cor many hundreds Of miles.
would have been laid open 70 savage de.
predalian--which could not have been
checked before The arrival Of The chisal
~ Of Reniucky pnder Governor Shelby.
That gallant army did NOT arsIEe until
near The middle Of September. 1919.
The loss u The nucleus of llsrrson's
srmy II Camp Seneca. II any iime be.
fore Inc srrisalof Governor Shelby. nigh
have prolracied our operations upon tina
lfon,ier. until The failow,ng year, shs,
We might have ionnd such reinforcement
on The part OF England 80 70 have render
ed il Impfacliesble Cor Ne 10 profit b.
Peny's brilliant victory on Lake Ere.
yon have repes,edly assured mo ina
The correspondence between General Har
rison and yourself vas not intended b,
you Tor publication. and that you hs,
shown !, only 10 sueh persnns - you con
sidered 20 DO the mulusl friends Of boil
General Harrisoa and yourself. and iha
you believed The Generals spparent neg
leet 10 do you and your officers aud mel
that justice sh,ch yoa deemed yooIsrl
and them enuiled 10. Was MT The resu
rof any design on his pari 10 injure you a
them. ~#
Un~,ll,ng as I am 10 appear 10 III
newspapers. or 10 interfere N sny "a
wi,h he political Controversy which |
nov gains on between The sdsoea,ss an
the opponents sf The presen, sdm'nis,r'
ton. not strictly compatible with ~
Official station. can never hesitate 70 d
40 aei of justice 10 those wi,h whom
have served ~ the defsnee OF our believe
country. and mns, especially when sls'
descd, IS General Harrison has beea b
The blind voia,irs of The evil spirit Of part
many OF whom ! know 10 be mel
dsndirs. ~ho have never. % nv know
i-dss- seen the Hssh Of an enemy's gu
-nor even msi.. an effori 10 enter q
swamp IN search OF Zoe.
With eres, esteem. your friend,
EDMUND p. GAINES.
Col. GroRoE CRoGHAs.