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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-31
Caledonia Go. Grammar school

AT LYNDON
The Fall Term will commence on Monday Sept.
Sd under the instruction of
GEORGE CHASE, A. b.,
a graduate Of Dartmouth College, and an able and
experienced teacher in whom entire confidence
may be safely placed.
This institution is provided with extensive APP
paras for the illustration of The Natural Sciences,
and all the facilities requisite for the acquisition Of
a thorough English and Classical education. Teach
ers and those preparing for College will receive
special attention.
Board (incIuding wood and washingD 81 so per
week
Tuition from $50 to $500 per quarter.
T.. B. CHASE, (C,mu,,o.
2lO THOS. BARTLETT, JR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
From The GrsenriLie Mountaineer.

Nr. Ediior.-In the mouth of June,
1898, very valuable negro man belong
ing 10 Maj. William, Ehdins, of Ahbeville
District. runaway from him without the
slightest provocalion, aud went to Halifax
county, N. c.. from whence he came but
a few years previous and after an abseuce
Of TWO wears and seven months, he was vo-
iunrarily returned TO his masler.--What
will the Abolitionists say to this Or when
will they cease TO den"uncc slavery as a
moral evil! Here is negro of uncommon
Intelligence, who, in all probability, might
have escaped forever; but no. he prefers
the servilule of humane Master to the
liberty profered ny the hypocrllcal friends
of universal freedom.
Shortly after this negro absented himself
from home, his owner offered large re-
warl for his apprehension, which was CO.
pied into a vile Ambition print. published
in The State of Ohio. with the f',luwink re-
marks addressed to the owner: I" You
have not got your negro. and hope I"
G.,I Won never will" How will the learn
ed phianthnpisl of this expression feel.
when he ls imf,rued that the negro has re.
lurued To his master, without either com.
puI,ion or persuasi"n, and says that he is
not only willing, but anxious 10 continue Il
slave all his life. 5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
HAMBURG, Jan. 30.

The report Of The Cotton market. which we
made on Saturday lust. Left it in sound aud
healthy condition. On Monday ami Tuesday
an advance of cenl was maintained, owing 10
the accounts received from Liverpool npt the
24th Dec.. advising OF all advanc" OIL Upland
! tu I'll per III which shnved onr market up 10
lOIc. Prices was steadily supported until
Wednesday evening. when still later news ar
rived frpm Liverpool. mp TO the Eth JanuHry.
which caused our dealers to run 'he sales up
with 4 cents advance on former purchases.
Prices are now rangius from 10 to l03 cents
Princ;'nl sales lOi cents Some few extra
halcS of choice cotton have been snld IA high as
llI. but do not cnne in onr quotations. The
market closed with animainn.
The arrival of Cotton OH wagons and by
boats, on Thursday. amounted TO IS bales land
IN Friday some 500 more was received in the
ware houses. Great praise is dnc onr coitnn
buver+ fnr the spuHk they manifest towards The
article. e<perialiv when prices ME 90 very high
with them. Indeed we are Of the opinion. that
Hamburg is one of the best cnitnn markets in
the w"rlrl. We are now bnt about cent br-
low Liverponl prices. AMI slon!d the next ac-
counts b" Eirnrable. there will hr no stopping
our buyers at the present quotations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
From tho Augusta Constituencies.

Daring the cenlpresidentialc canvass mnci'
WI. said about Mr.. Van Buren, and his adv"ra-
ting ne.re suffrage in the New York C"nvem-
tioir xmd certain southern whig prlns had the
hardil,ooi to mlintiin that had noI Mr.. Van
Bursn taken the position ne lid in that coilvrl-
,i,n the coloret race would not have been enti-
tied to the right Of suffrage. Every ,erversioll
of facts. and every sIander. which, during the
presidential CANVASS. eniunated from the whig
press. will in dm" time be exposed. III the House
of Assembly. Of the Legislature of New York,
January I6, ie4l, The following resolutions
were adopted:
.Resolned, That 20 much Of the message Of
the Governor as relates To nm unfortunate race.
who having be plunged by lis in:" degreda-
ton and ignorance. has been excluded from the
franchise. by AN arbitrary property q,iaif ~.
ton. ncoug. nous with all our iiisttutinris, (n
the language ol'said niessase,) he referred 10 ii
special committee.
.Resolred, That all petitions tina reIaie to the
elective fnnctIise by the people Of co;or Of this
slate. shall be referred hereafter to the special
committee appointed under the above res"Ili-
ton, and that snci, As have hecn heretofore pre-
sented and referred to the committee on The ju-
nicary, ne taken from that committee, and re-
ferred to the same special committee
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
Reteipls for Subscription.

The Publisher acknowledges the Receipt
from the 70 lpwing pGrsuns, 10 the time put
down 10 thrir respective names:
Maj. John QNaltlehum. February s, 154l.
Robert Brosks MaicAi 1872.
N. Lowe. February 3. ISL.
Bennel Reynolds, Aari Is, IS4l.
Maj .Abran james, February 5. 1919.
Nahan Norrs, February 8. l4II.
E. P. Ahney. February Z. SAP
Benjamin Roper. February =. 1912.
J.. n. Griffin, February 8. 1872.
8. !. Ryan. February s. lSi.
Maj. ]. s. Jeter. February 3. 1912.
JOHN KiiSey. Esp, February 3. IS42.
Fro Jos. n. Bailey for S. l. Basford, Jan.
nary 8, 1912.
Jos. N. Bailey, .Ianuary2 Is42.
Jannscs HARRISON, Got Andersonvile, S. C.)
July2. IS4l.
Thos. q. Harvey. January9 1871.
Col. w. Brooks. February !. Ic42.
e. w. Cochran, February 3. 1871.
Juhn Garfield, january 1912.
s. B. Ryan. February =. l542
Reuben Johnson, February \. 1912.
Maj ) Pos"y, February s. lS42
Capt. 4. Ward. February q. 154I.
Col. Lrrkiu GrisfiI, Octnher 8. lS4l.
John X. Viewer, Jure 25. IS4l.
c. Iuabnit. February =, 1911.
WIN. WaIdrum. February 4, 1912.
f. Davis. February =, 1912.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
CHAnLEsrON. JaMliarY 30

C'onon.-Snce the date Of orr review Of the
23i inst hut moderate huslMess has heen done
in Upland as the sales do not exceed 5000 bass
\tt;Ie rlnse oi the last. and on Monday uf the
present week. there was comparatively nothing
doing in Upland. in consequence of the high
pretensio,,s urlold"rs. On Tuesday howrv.
rr. later accounts reached us from the other
side showing an Improvement in prizes in the
LiverpnG and Ilarre markets, which gave an
impulse to business as dealers came forward
anri operated to Il moderate extent ut abnut ac
advance on the rates the previous week; this
Improvement was maintained on the trans;lc.
tioils o' The two successive days, hut the market
yesterday was very dull.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

Office Seekers The editor Of the Troy.
Obi" Times, having recently pail visit
10 General Harrison, AT North Bend, says
in his paper of The l3lh-
The General is much absorbed in busi-
ness, preparatory t" his departure. which
will probably take place about the first of
February. At this early period, before
even he himself is in his office. he is annoy
ed by applicants, some for Office, an'l some
praying not to be dismissed, who are now
in. Some have travelled from The extreme
part If the Union seeking place, whilst
others tax his time and patience by enor-
mously long epislles setting forth their vast
claims. fine qualifications aud great ac-
compiish,nenrs, withnnr even paving pus-
,age on the same. This neglect to pay
postage is highly culphble and most vexa-
,ious to the General, imposing upon him
an unjust expense of nearly. If not quite, a
hundred dollars per monili."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
s6ne ckahtefy matter. and only determined
-. S:;ss,,s .aat &c fi,ne md nlcneY.

eoine ) chahtefy matter, and only determined
a, a serious cost Of time and money.
Let us awuy then. with all hnf-bsa'ned 'nno'
yation iii matter cf such vital consequence to
every mans properly, industry aud bread
Leave TO homes, industry and thrift. the strong
es, possible assurance. of realizing the reward
oftse;r exertons, and let the restless energies
oAdl .r,anisrii be expended ON constitutions
!.rnent and cree,ls. Of which the deslruc-
On or .emSdeNns. forms their natural aim.
Bat let the Landlord rent his houses, the Aler-
chant seh his merchaunize. and the Loborer
his services, with the certainty that if the buyer
of ether shall dishonesty withhold the pay
: a law is OH his side, reudy to amend or
81 the delinquent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
State Of South (arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

PY OLIVER TOLES, Esquire, Or
D dinary of EdsrfeIi District.
Whereas Eliza Ann Green, hath applied
to Inc for Letters Of Administration, on all
and Singular he goods aud chatlels, rights
und credits Of Hetlgeman Greeu, late Of
The DISTRICT ainresaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, 10 cite and ad.
m"mish all and singular, The kindred aud
creditors of The said deceased. to he aud
appear hrEre me, at our next Orlnay's
Court li,r The said District. to he holden al
Edsrirld Cour, House un the 18th day Of
Feb. la ! . to show CAUSE. If any, why t.
said administrator should not be granted.
Given under my hulfl and seal this 29Ih
day Of January, one thousand eight hun.
dred aul forly-one, and in The sixty-6fth
year Of American independence.
q. TOWLES, 0. e. D.
Feb. 4. 1871. (s2 l24} bl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

another Federal Principal Arot0ed.-
The Baltimore Patriot, one of the most
pr,niuen, Federal prints of that city;
gives the folio wing in m extract Ola letter
from "a distinguished Federal member of
Congress -
IL hope your banks do not think of re-
sunins specie payments 50 lonS as the
ub.Ireasury law is in force
This advice. cunning from member of
the National Councils a. line when the
Legislature of Maryland is in session, and
when that body will be called upon |" en-
ACT laws to compel The haukins institutions
Of that Stale tDresunIe The pavmenr ofspe-
Gle for their "pronises to pay" Is one OF
the evidences, alread given by The Ferle-
raj party. OF their determination 10 prevent
a rpturn of conf lenre in the public miutl
unless they eau accomplish their party
ends. Farther comment is unnecessary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

Kentucky.-Thr hill proviins f,r re-
peal of the existing law Of Kentucky
which prohibits The bringing into thai stale
of slaves. Inr The purpose of sale. was ne
galived hy The Ilnuse of Representatives,
after long and arden, discussion, om The
9Th inst. The vote on the passage ui The
Till "l'repcal was-ayes 81. NOES 53. Re-
ferring To The question thus decided, rl,r
Louisville Journal says: mo question
which has come before the krururky Lee
gisla'ure for years has produced so much
excitement us this"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

The Catholic Church in ihe l.. .StTtes.-
The Catholic Almanac fur lS4 stalcs The
Cath ,lic population in the U. States "a he
I.3DO,UUU The nun'hrr of clrrgyiucn :)43.
of which 439 are in the ministry. and lU9
otherwise employed. The nun,hcr of
churches aud chapeIs is 5l2; churches
building, 81; other sraliuns, 594. There
are II ecclesiastical institutions, with IA
clerical students. The male religion,
institutions number 81, aud the female
acadrmies, So. There are in the female
academies, 2.!S2 pupils. The literary in,
<,i'ulions for young mru 81. and the young
men in hem. ,593. The number nI Cath
"Ic bishops in the U. S. is II. During
1910. The arcrSsi"ns TO the prlesI!v office
have been S..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

A man killed by Bsar.-A corrcspnn-
dent uf the Boston Mail, writing from 81.
AIbans, w., srares that on Monday, The
lIth inst. while Mr.. J"hn G. Clark and
James Owen, were chopping cord wo d,
about two miles from the ceutre Of that
village, on what is called the oil Hitch
burn road, they were suddenly attacked by
four large bears. and melancholy to relate,
Mr.. Owen was killed in the encounter by
being squeezed to death by one Of the
hears. Mr.. Clark, il is stated. succeeded
in killing TWO of The animals, by striking
them on the head with his axe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
Foreign and Domestic Goods
DICK & HOLMES,

EH AVE now in Store. Five Hundred Bales
u u. aud Cuses, Brown and Bleached Gonds
OF me most popular brands: with an extensive
supply of Printed and Stripe Goods.
, Also; & l"I$c ana rs genef" assortment of all
'no ,e"us -. So, ~ ..s"".y W 1iaNe
Country Store.
AS Agents for several Manufacturers, we
are constantly supplied by direct importation,
with general assoI tuent OF WooIens. Coltnns.
Linens, Hosiery. silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
&c, SC.
All OF which. we offer ut our usual low prices
for Cash or Notes, with Town acceptances.
DICK a. HOLMES.
Commission Merchants and Anctoneers.
No. II Vehdue Range, Charleston, S. c.
Jan. %, 1a4l. C So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
OBITUARY.

Died. on Sunday. the Sd day Of January,
1871. at the residence Other hr,band. in Edge
field District 5 g.. altera short illness of nine
days, Mrs. Obediencs Newsolp. colisort OF MIR
WIN. Newsnm, in the 63,h year ofher age.
Died oil Monday evening the l5t, inst. at
the residence Of her son w. B. Cantrow, OF
Lincoln Ga. Mrs. Alice Cantelnw rellct of
Mr. Louis Can:eluw, srnior, aud formerly a
resident OF Augusta, aged - years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
ArGusrA. JanIiary %.

AUGUSTA. JanHdfV q.
Cot,on-When our last report was made mp
n,,r cotton market WIS very firm at the rric"s
then qnn,ed; since which. we have received ad-
vicas irnn Liverpool. (by the Patrick Henry
at N. Ynrk. } up to the 4th of 'ast month show.
ing further advance in That market Of sd Al
uer H. These ncco;ntI. Iaken in conn"rtinn
with onr very limited receipts. til" vet more
limited sock Oh sale. have CAUSED The ariirlc In
advance in orr market ina. the ra,"s previ-
u,,sy current. The quotations whrh we m.
mex. are in accordance with actual sales made
LiIl":H- tie week.
Livernonl assifiraton-0rdinarv 10 Mid:
dling 81 ia 10; Mid ling Fair l04; Fair l0Ial0s;
Good Fair (very scarce) l05all.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

The New York Courier & Ecquireran.
nounres. "an wilhun ordinary lrcIues or
satisfaction. that The Navy Department,
will he rendered TO the ion. Francis Gran.
ger of This STATE" Is n"r Ihi> Hon. Fran.
ris Granger the very individual who was
run >one years sinre a. The Anil Masonic
and Ahnliinn candidate for Vice Prcsi.
dent! And what is the South tn think of
two such politicians as Webster and Gram
ger. heing members nf the new Cabinet.
Can any good come on OF such CahineI!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
Imporloa, to the Newspaper Reodrrs.-

Imporloa. to the Newspaper Rsodrrs.-
II has been recently deritIrd in Philatlel-
phia. lha, if ii person allows II paper tn
be left on hi. premises, and receives such
paper anil reads il, hr i, liable for The sub
scrip,ion, Notwithstanding lie may have
called at the o!lire and expressly ordered
it stopprd.) liza person ,lues not intend To
pay for a paper, he must no' receive n"r
read il.
We find the above in an exchange pa
per. Ills good law, except thar part mar
ked in brackets. II aperSnu calls au' or-
,rrs the paper stopped, in time, he ought
not I" he held liable.
The law ought Ia be further amended.
making a man WIN sub-crihes to no pa
per. and hnrrnws his neislIbor's pay tlouh-
le subscrip ptinn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

The following sentimental para graph is
worthy of Strne. We take ii from the
Philadelphia North Ainerican:-" A lady
on taking up IA newspapers looks 6rsl to lhe
marriages. then 10 The deaIhs; frsi 10 what
is most desired. hen To what is most dreuu
ed. Like Il pendulum in lis oscillations,
she leaves one extremity only to sa:, on
anolher; hut she beautifully illustrates
haman life, which is itself a pendulum. vi
braliag between smile and tear"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
SAyANNAH. Jan. "a.

From Florida.-1'he U. S. steamer
Beaufort, Caprain Hunter, arrived yesfer.
tlay from Piatka. We received letter
from our attentive correspondent, who in
forms us that The express riders from the
iuteriur posts, for the last three or four days,
report thai there was no news.
The steamer WIN. Castor. and the
Charles Downing, we understand are hour.
" expected from ST. Augustine. We may
possibly have something by the arrival OF
these boals from the expedition of Col.
Harney to Sam Jones' camp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

Set at Liberty.-Tho defaulins post
master of New Orleans. McQueen. who
was recently in Houston. Texas, OH are
QUESTION from The Governor of Louisiana,
has been sci at liberty, on the ground that
he had not violated any law Of the State oi
Louisiana. Large rosues butter through
tho nesIles of the law. Had Mcqueen
been only pickpucker, or a pork thief,
there would have been no discovery made
of The FLAW in the bond" by which he was
held.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

The Mercury states rha, our Washing,
Ton correspondent was in error in atirlbut-
ing The authorship of a late pamphlet on
The Amistad case 10 Mr.. Calhoun. The
Mercury further SAYS ii knows The name OF
the author, having it from himself, but
lees nnt feel a, liberty 10 disclose it.--Char-
ieSlon Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
state Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

RY OLIVER ToWLEs, Eequire, ordi
ED nary Of Edgefeld District.
Whereas. Mark Etheridge. hath applied 10
nr for Letter. of Administration, on all aud sim
gulnr the guods and cha,tels. rights and credits
of Lott Eiheridge, late ftLe Distric, aforesaid.
deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admonish oil
and singular. the Findred and creditors of the
said deccased, 10 be md appear before me. at
onr next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Edgefeld Court Hnuse OH the
18th dny Of Feh'y. ls4l. to show cause, If any.
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given Under my hand and seal this End day
of February, one thousand eight hundred and
iorty.one. and in The .i1ty.tifh year Of Ameri.
can Independence.
.. TOWLES, O. E. D.
Feb. 4, 1S4l. (S2 1917 bl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
"dpId Virginia never tire

QpHu VIE l6aHsa AhVsSA
YENO nihe goud people trnding TO Hamburg
u aud Augusta. would respectfully say
that have for sale, and iou to suit The times;
Mos, kinds shelf HARDWARE& CUTLERY.
A variety Of HATS. CAPS, BOOTS and
SHOES. eO BRASS g. WOOD CLOCKS.
,ourranted. Several CHEESE, weighing over
100 mounds each, the best ever iu market, nnd
as good as euer can be.
All kinds Tin WARE. and all jobs or orders
shall he attended 10 faithfully.
Also, Just received, two good and spltnd'd
CARRIAGES. which will bs suld on excellent
terms 10 those waning. ~
Al.o, high post and French BEDSTEADS.
Having engugrd The services Of MIR. n. >.
Rockwell. can attend 10 repairing and cleaning
CLOCKS. for few monlhs.
Plea.e give me call Gentlemen If you are
wishing for any thing in nv way Of trade.
a. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg, Feb. 3, 1871.
Feb. 4. I'll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

MLeod.-.The Rochester Democrat re i.
ports on the authority of passengers from
LockporI, thai M'Leod was ahnui tu be
removed 10 Rochester for safe keeping,
TO be escor,ed by tw" companies of the
United States lrnops. The Buffalo Re-
publican slales that Two companies of ar
tillery have heen ordered from that station
to LockpOrt; on account, as rumOr said, of
an anticipated attempt Of the Canadians
to rescue M'Leod.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

Macnish in one Of his essays says: |
have remarked, aud Gil BlHs's mother did
the same Thing. that women generally bear
a great dislike to their sons wife. Ttis is
the more remarkable, as they are almost
always fond Of their sons-in. law. Can
any person explain the why and where
fnre of these singular facis2-Boston Cour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
Docior Hines Rscnptured.-We learr

Docior Hines Rscnptured.-We learn
from Baton Rouge. that this notorious
convict, after remaining in the swamp
tw" days. being tired of longer fasting,
came out to a plantation un the highlands
and requested the nrsroes 10 take his irons
of Tho slaves at once took measures
for securiu. him, in which they eiitc;ually
succeeded. rwihsrantlins the Doctor Of
fercd resistance with Buwie knife. He
has again taken his proper place in the
cells of the PeniIrnliary.-MoJiie Chron.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

A woman in Boston, who has heen adj
dicted TO the vice of opium en'ing, has
beeu committed for lwo years TO The house
of correction in ,ha, city at her own re-
quest, and that of her husband, in order
that she may have an opportunity OF sub
DUNG her dcpraved appetite.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
Alabama.-The House of Representa-.

Alnbama.-The House of Representa-
,ives Of this State cnn>isIs Of lou mem
bers. and is composed az follow>-Nalives
Of South Carolina 90, North Carolina II.
Georgia IL. Virginia ID, Tennessee IL.
Alabama 6. K-niucky3. New Hampshire
l. Connecticut loo. Farmers g..
Lawyers l3. Doctors 6. Merchants 8. Min
listers 2, Mechanics !. Editors Loo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
Land for Sale

a
T WILL SELL at private sale, tract Of
II Land, containing live hundred and fifty
seven (557) ncres, lying on the waters Of Shaw's
Creek, or ON small stream called Tiger. This
tract Of Land has on it mill seat. tha, will ai.
ford water sufficient forit to run half the time,
with about thirty acres under fence. and scarce
ly any other improvement except log cabin.
The above mentioned tract Of Land lies nd
joining lands of Major P"sey, WIN. Johnson.
- Ripley aud others. A credit of one, two
and three years will he given, with bond aud
security, or Twill take good property.
JOHN SlGLER.
P.S The above mentioned tract Of Land
lies in Edge6ed District, about 10 miles east Of
the village. Persons wishing 10 purchase will
make application to The subscriber. living In
the lower edss Of said District, about 10 miles
north Of Aiken.
J. SlGLER.
Feb. 4. c1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

Eggs of the CoLfsh. h.-lt is estimated
that the female carries in her overy more
than 5000. 900 of eggs. No wonder, there
fore. ;har 2O.UOO fishermen do not cause
this fish to disappear from the deep.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04

An elderly lady meeting newly mar.
rietl man. who had once been her servant.
carrying home n cradle. exclaimed, 6. All
John, these are fruits of marriage" "Nn
madam." replied John. ",his be only the
f-uit. baskst'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
5eesaWNOd In Ouse.

YBVHE Subscriber has opened Honse Of
Il. Entertainment. and pledges himself to
uffnrd good accommodation nt moderate charg'
ss, 10 all those who may favor him with their
custom. LARKIN GRIFFIN.
Greenwood, February l, 1871. :,
Feb. 4. al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-04
Cash Wanted.

WNE E wonld respectfully remind those per.
Wv sons indebted 10 ns. that the usual lime
ofcredit has now closed, and requesr that they
would cnine forward and settle their arconn,s.
Having large demands to meet. we are conse.
quently in great want of money.
BLAND e. BUTLER.
Jan 80. le4l. tfSI