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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

Indian Tfoubfcs.-The Little Rock Ca
zettc contains letter frnm Fort Towsnn Of
Juue lob, which says there is ground to
fear Indimn troubles ou that frontier. The
savage holes that have for several years
been accunu!ating IN thai border Sy emf
CATION, urc abou, combining. in bands 10
rob and murder those friendly. luiians who
are under the protection Of our Govern
nIenl. The Shawnees and Drawares
have joined the original drpredaiors. and
have sent runners TO the Caddoes embod
led on the rcxas-lheir uhjee' is TO crowd
out the Chnctnw, aud Chickasaws, and
eventually To call in the Coinanches, ifue-
ccssary.-N. O. Bulletin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
Head Quarters,
CLAEESDoy. 4,h June, 1871.

LAHESDV!. Sln Juue, iSs4l.
ORpEns No.
FENHE following Regiments will parade for
n revirw and drill, al the times and places
herein stated. VIZ:
The 18th Regiment al Winnsboroueh, on
Tuesday. the 18Th day Of July next.
The oath Regimen, u, the usual parade
| ground, on Thursday. the 18th OF July.
The G,h Regiment Of Cavalry a, tongues,
on Saturday the 18th Of July.
The 10Th Regiment a, Ches,ervillc, on Tucs.
day the 10Th Of July.
The 9th Regiment nt divers Old Field. on
Thursday. the 22d Of July.
The 45th Regimen, ur Ebenezer, on Saiur.
day. tie 2ith Of July.
The 3i,i Regiment !, Y0rkvillc, on Tues:
day The 27lh OF July
The 9th Regimen, n, Union Court House,
OH Thursday. The Doth Of July.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry a, Mc9ride-
vlle on Saturday the Bis, July.
The 37th Regimen. ut Wilkins Old Field.
on Wednesday. The 9Th Of August.
The Both Regiment al Timmons Old Field
on Tuesday. the 10Th Of August.
The 45tb Regiment at the Burn, Factory, on
Thursday, the l2ih Of August,
The Ais, Regiment nj Parks Old Field, on
Saturday. the lih Of August.
The 40ih Regimen, a, Mrs. Boyd's, on Tues.
day. The l7,li Of August.
The 10Th Regiment "f Cavalry nj Boyd's,
on Thursday. the 18Th Of Augvsl
The 81 Regimen, a: To"e; Ola Store, Oh
Saturday, the 2lst ofingvsl
The Ill Regimen, a. Druions on Thursday
the 2G,h August
The Isl Regiment Of Cavalry al rickcnsyillc.
ell Saturday. the 2-ih of August,
s.,., 10
the 3lst of August
The ID Regiment i, Halls on Friday, the 3D.
OF September.
The 42d Regimen, nj Mnions, on Tues.
day. the 7th Of September
The lth Regiment nj Vcrrenurs, OF Thurs.
day lhe 9th of September
The 9Th Regiment nj Morrow's Old Field. on
Tuesday the li,h Of Scp,emaer
The 9TH Regimen, al ,.omax's, on Thurs.
day. h' 10th of September.
The 2i Regimen, OF Cavalry At Lcnymire's.
on Saturday the 18th Of September.
The 9,!, Regiment AT Loves, on Tuesday.
the 2lst "f September.
The 9Th Regiment AT the Old Wells, on
Thnrsd-y, the 2'd Of Sep,cirbcr
The 10th Regiment a, Richardson's ON S,.
turday, the 25.h Of Seremher.
The 32,h Regiment at Killers Old r;e,L On
Tuesday the 2s:!, OF S.nenbcr.
The sym negnen; at tho usual parade
! ground. op Thursday the 30;h OF September
IT: commissioned and nnn-commission ne
oflerrs will assemble nj their respective Regi.
mental Muster grounds. for drill and instruc-
'!nn on the day previous 10 their review.
Tho MAJOR Generals and Brisadier Gen.
erals will with their staff. attend the reviews in
their respective rommands
The Brigadier Generals are specially charg.
cd with the extension Of so much of this order
u, relates to their own Brigadcs.
The Commandan's OF Regiments will mako
their ANIMAL re'nrns TO their Brigadicr General
a' snch times as they may direct. 10 enable them
TO make their returns 10 the Adiurau, General
by the fifteenth Of October nr1r.
By order Of The COMMANDMENT Chief.
j. w. CANTEY.
Adj,. d Insptr. Gen.
June 81 2I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

FaEDERicE CouSTy BAnE ROBBERY.
We insert in ano'her part of io-day's
American she Frederick Examiners ac-
cnuni OF the manner in which the mnrey
stolen from the Frederick County Bank
was recovered. The statement rha, the
agents al. The. Bank had entered into an
improper compromise to obtain hack the
money turns out TO be without foundation.
The Examiner says, on this point
.In The Transactions which resulted in
The recovery nj part Of the funds stolen
from The Frederick County Bank. was no
promise OF indemnify or impupily-no
pledge I, relax the efforts of Jus,ice-no
iniimaIion that exeriions TO apprehend The
robbers aud hiring them to punishment.
would be in tie slightest degree diminished
no permission TO keep the funds moi delv-
ered-and ia a word, no compromise Of
any kind was made nor anything done or
said bv ihe agents of the Bank tha, would
noi hear the issI Of public scrutiny. rs will
he seen hv m, detail furnished in this days
paper. or ne part Mr.. Wiley look in
The matter. We have mining 10 saw af pre-
sent. except hat we think his silence in
regarl In The person Of the rnbher. in any
view oflhe miller is ian,smount 10 u par
ticipatinn in tie rohhery."
II will he sen by the advertisement that
The Bank ofc:s reward Of $4,000 for the
detection of I've robber. and twenty per
cent fnr the mney sill uncovered.
The Bank las given notice 'ha, having
recovered The whole Of its own issues. stolen
from its vaulrson The 22d of May las; with
lhe exception Il Sl542 wirh all The STATE
Bonds. Certificates and Private checks Ia
ken at the tine, has this day resumed
banking operations. lis own nores will
hereafter he rerived Enr all debts due the
hank, and will he paid ou, nj The counter
as usuai.-Baiimore Americcn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
ST. E,ur,is Inn

Sr. E"Uls. June H.
Horrid iDdtr at The Pen,t-ntiary-Es.
cape If Convicts.-By the slea,nlmal Shaw
n--. which arrived last evening from the
Missouri river, we learn that rcvnll took
place Among The prisoners in the prni,cn
riary, al Jefferson CITY, on Monday lasr,
which resulted IN the murder nf the over.
seer. (Mr. VIM. Bullari.) aud the escapc
of eight Of the convicis.
We understand ihai The murder was The
rcsul, of conspiracy. Of which The ring.
lenders were Berry and Johnson tnenrion.
c'i hcow.l They decoyed the overseer
INTO s:"hilrr's shop. on pre,ence that rh-v
wanir'l instruction. rs Ia some mailer, and
having induced him ,u stoop TO look under
bench. killed him by blow from NAL.
Ietor BANNER. They then made siennl
which wa. understood hy the resi-. srized
brace Of pistols from Bulanlss pers,n
AMI the KEYS, with which they opened The
'l""rs for the escape Of themselves and the
others men'ionc'i below. All this ham
peurd about TWO n'cl"ca in the day. OnIy
ac gunrti was on duty a, the time, who
II ed OH the escaping prisoners without ef.
fect.
II is said rhnt more would have esrnped
had they nol been prevented bv some of
The prisoners, whose terms have nearly ex.
pire'l.
We have seen by hanhbil in .he nos-
session of the editor of the Ern. in which
The Govrrnnr offers the paliry sun, Of $500
fnr the arrest nGihe whole. The lessees of
the Peniteniiary have added 500 TO this
amount. The names and description of
The fugl'ivrs nre ne E'ilows:-
WIN. n. Berry. Is years old. S fee, u
inches high. small round scar on Jeff tenn
pie, saddler by trade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
Valuable Land for Sale.

FH7HE Subscriber offers foi sale his valuable
Il plantation whe1eon he cow resides, stu.
ated in Edge6eId district, about one mile Of
Meeting Street. containing four hundred art
;hirty-sIIree acres; about two Hundred of which
10 under good fences endi in high state Of cul.
tiva,ion. On the premises are good dwelling
house, kitchen. barns, stables and all Geceesary
out buildings. Also an e1ceIlen; Horse Min.
capable of grinding 80 bushels per dag. Any
peracm desirou. Of purchasing, are requested 10
call and examine for Themselves. Term, rnade
easy.
Also. 10 sell. rent. or lease. one Eouse ard
Lot. in TIE village Of Edsefeid, adjoining Mr..
Mat, Minis, containing 4s acres.
Thus. B. HARVEY.
July 6. II &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

wm. Johnson. % years old. 5 iest S.
iuches high, dark complexion. email scar
on the Iefi upper lip. Two small scars on the
Ief, cheek; blacksmith by trade. sen,euced
10 "A yesrs from Jefferson county.
VIM. Rogers, Is years old. feet 2 inch
es high. fair complexion, black hair, blue
eyes. a. years sentence.
johu OfCaIlaghan. IS years old. S fee, 8
inches high. fair complexion. blown hair.
grew eyes. right elbow crooked. miller.
Thos Finn, 80 years old. s feet 81 iuciI-
es high. dark hair. blue eyes. pock.msrked,
Initials T. E. c. F. near his Left shoulder.
a saiIur.
NJ. Boden. 81 years. S fee, "a inches
high. fair. light hair, blue eyes. halter.
VIM. Myres, % yes.s. S fee, 8 inches
high. small straighr scar on forehead. small
scar ON Iefs cheek, couuterfeiring a, ST.
Louis, 10 Tor7 years.
James Fusaie, SIS years old, 5fee, III
eel eyes.
itdoes not appear ,hat This horrid affair
occasioned much sensation q, Jeffersnn
City: hut we hope that The same feeling
will nut Pervade oher neighhorhoods. IF
il does. We may as we'll abandon sll modes
of punishment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

The Hurrison Gyl!-'rhe Charleston
C"uner Is sorry That any South Car"li'
i.u should have been su umsrucious Us Ia
say No." To 'ie proii'sa'e gLt"i S25.OJO
ri The people. mrney HE ia.nlIy oI Gru.
Harrison! We are equally surry that
any Suut, Cnruliuiau should have SAID
Yes" 10 so umjusltiable nnd unc"n,Iitu.
riunal IA WASTE of The pubic mnncy--lirn'
only uue-Mr. ilolmies. The family oI
G-u. Harrison is wealthy. and lives in
prinrely style; aud what right. have rh"sr.
who thus gave them The Iuirnen,c sum OF
S25.0J0, 10 give the pubic ninney tn them.
unnre than Ia The ln"r labnrcr ur mechanic,
who really needed unl, atl might therefore
s,arve. hciorc lhev would have gwen him
II d"llar! Now Tie cnrrupl aud p"iliga,r
British Persian aud srn,uily ,y>irn /, thu,
h-eun, where i, Il 10 cu,l South Curv-
Hniun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

4 Nomination.-The .,iadisoni1n Of The
lst lust, says:-"A new paper has been
esinblishrd nj Harrisburg, Pa, entitled
The Fatchmnn." and has placed at its
head the mans Of Maj'r General Winfield
Scott, as u Candidate for rhe Presidency
in 1914.
~, is repor'c'l in III city, that General
Scott was. on ru's lay, Nominated by The
President to he Gencra.in- chief OF The u.
Ssa,cs nt.ny. in rhe place OF General Ma.
comb. deceased.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
SAVANNAH. June 80


From Fiorida.-By HE stcn,mcr Wm.
Gu>rn. Capt. GnlEn. we have received
The following Ienrr, viii, The ST. Angus.
rne Herald "f Friday. Col. CAFES rnnk
passage TOR Charleston in the Suuthrrnrr
This II, 'rnlns. WHICH boat The VIM. Ga,rvn
mel III he s.ver.
Dear Sir-Therc is nnIhins new what
ever Ia communicate. From all can hear.
very title will he donc in the wav uf ac-
tive opera:i,ns This summer. Hot wearh-
rr aud The sickly Season will prevent The
marching of ,ronps about The county,
1t. Col. Cafes leaves this in The Gdslnn
fnr the North. Hr has leave of absence.
The Gaslnn brought NJ news irnni the
Southern Posts.
"Lt. Mclaughlin has gone Nnrh.
Respectfully yours"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

HAaBuRe. June so.
Onr Cotton Market is extremely dull. and
has been for some days past. Buyers or sell
lers are mol disposed to make an opers,ion.-
Priv. range frurn 7 to ~ cts. CarolInn money.
Principal sa'ea a to 8 cts. Blu, lirle Cotton
arriving. owing to the busy times with The
planters. m
Gro,eriss.-The market continues pretty
we'll supplied with snch articles. M are called
for. and dare disposed Of at fsir prices.
As the dull season i.as 90, in and hu, lite
business doing. we have neglected to alter our
Prices CGurrra fns the present. we hope. how
over. in few weeks moro 10 be forced 10 over.
haul them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
New supply OF Goods.

New supply Of Goods.
& HEDs. choice clarified Sugar,
10 do n. orlean, G. Porto Rico Sugar,
1000 lbs. double refined Loaf 90
$500 lbs. crushed do
l,UU0 lbs. white Havana do
ESQ bsgs G,eeo Rio q. Cuba Coffee,
20 do Old White do
IS eadiies Gunpowder and Imperial Tea,
and Black Tea 10 GLIB papers.
IS hhda. ". /. MoIasses,
IS bbIs. N. o. DO
tierces Rice,
7,00U bushels Salt,
$50 sacks do
& do Table Sn;.
10000 lbs. Swede Iron, assorted, from 10 8
inches wide. and from to Of al inch
thick.
$500 lbs. Band &; Hoop Iron, a.sored sizes,
1000 lbs. square and round Iron.
500 lbs Nail Rod 30
6I,0 lbs. Cast Steel.
l.0U0 lbs. blistered do
250 lbs. German do
100 sett, Wagon Boxes. assorted,
220 kegs Cut Nails and Brads,
81 kegs Spikes q TO inches.
500 lbs. Bar Lead.
1000 lbs. No ! White Lead. pu, up in 25
so and l00b. kegs.
60 boxes sIl0 aud l0xl2 Window Glass,
2,00d lbs. Castings. consisting Of Pots, Ovens.
$4,000 lbs. Bacon.
Mackeiel, in whole and half bbh.
Nos. 9 & 3.
Shad. in half barrels,
1000 lbs. Sole Leather,
30 bbIs. Canal Flour,
90 boxes Sperm Candies.
do Tallow do
tJ kegs Dupont's Powder,
90 boxes Bar Soap.
90 bbls. ,ck Lime.
AIS piec, ow and hemp Begging of prime
quality, measuring ~. IL. IS, &; 46 in
ches wide.
IS pieces cotton Basging,
200 coils hes, Kentucky j & ! inch bale
Rope.
100 do inch tow and bark Rope.
500 lbs. sirnudri Twine.
10 pieces prime Sacking.
so nests Measures.
A general assortment OF other articles. con-
sis,ing Of
Cotton. osnaburgs. Cacoes. bleached and
unbleached,
Honeapun, Negro Cloth, Negro Shoes. Blan.
ke,s.
Cotton Yarn. Seears. Mustard. Pepper.
Spice. Ginger, Starch, Spanish Flua, and
Car"lin ma Indigo.
Madder. Cotton 6, Wool Cards,
Coffee Mills. Simmons Axes.
Mill and Hand Saw Files. Rnsps.
Stock Locks, Padlocks. Butt Hinges.
Anvis, Vires. Trace Chains. S!re,chers,
Sifters. Cutting Knives. Tea Kettles,
Gun Locks. Bed Cords. Plough Lines.
Coffee Tnasiers. Walters Door Knockers.
Plough Moulds Lemon Syrup. Chocolate.
Cider Vinegar Grindstones. &c. &c.
A large assortment Of Chairs and Wooden
Ware. consisting Of
Cane seat Chairs. Rocking do, Children's do,
Willow Wagons unh Crudics. Chnrns,
Tubs. Buckets. Brooms, Mats, &r.
Together with numerous other articles usual
ly wanted by the planter.
The undersigned intend keeping full sup
ply Throughout, the season.
Hamburg. July $ %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
Rmmor says that Dr. Thomas r. Jone

Rumnr says that DR.. Thomas r. Jones
has hcen nominated n The Senate "a Pos,
Master at Washington City; p. K. tenInII
app"inrrh Di,tricr Attorney in the District
Of Cnlunhia. in place nj +. S. Key: Mr.
Wnirconb 10 take out" OF The General
Land Office to make room for Judge Hum,
inslon uf ludiana.
Il is snid thn, Mr.. Sergeant GOES to
England, Mr.. Jenniler tn Austria. au.I Cul.
Todd ru Spain. As Mini.Iers.-OH Do.
minion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
From the 81. Augustine Herald. 25 inst.

FROM me -. 5ugRs'iHc ifeIdId. - INST.
Colonel Worth arrived here on Saturday
morning last. lie left IN Wednesday Tor
Pila!kn.
Ra'n.-We have NJ lasr had rain-yes !.
real rain! Not q spin Of five ar ten min
"les. h"i n steady. sonkina. growing rain
fur iweniy-fomr hours. such as we have
MOI sern for mnny a day. Polaloes will
grow alter this.
Minor Walker. who was appointed Uni.
ted States Marshal for The Middle District
of Florida. in place of Gen. l.. Rrnh. har
hern removed. and n Mnjo Camp. of Ten
ncssec. appointed in his si-ad. The Wings
"f thar District grnwl nj the change. The
Loco Focos ask nolhing. expect moshing.
hui stand alnof. aud have all the laugh
themselves
The following is nm extract fr,m an or
der issmsd hy Col Worth commanding The
T"ops in Florida. for ll,e purpose ofseru-
ring snfr communication between this ci.
~ and Pila.ks:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

The Philadelphia Inquirer says that Il
fraud 10 great extent was committed on
Saturday the 26h uli.. upon two n. York
houses. Ruuuur says that i, was ELECTED
by false cheques, aud 10 the extent of more
than S3O.0OU.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
NOTICE.
IBUBLIC NOTICE is hereby

HDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby give n. tha,
III an application. by petition. will he made
To tho Legislature of this State n, ts session in
December neIi. for an Act declaring Shaws
Creek. from point called Gullidges ford. down
TO ih confluence in South Eds,o. public high.
way. for the hoatinc and raf,,ng of Timber and
Lumber--and for tha appointing Of Comn,ia-
sioners TO open. and keep open. the said creek,
and the inspection of slopes through Mil Dams
and ether ohs'ruc'iona on said Greek. with
view to i,a being channel or ,horoughfare to
transport Lumber from its hnrdsrs n lie sea-
board. JAMES pURvIS.
Gdrs Creek
Julys Il g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

More i.oans.-l'he Canal Commission
ers, of The Srure OF New York. have ndver-
tisrJ far loan "f $ 10000. for the enlarge
meu, Of The Erie caual-Sl7.500 Tor the
construction nj the Gcuc,ser Vall-v Canal
aud S22.50O fr the construction of The
Black River canal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
ORITUART.

Departed this life on she 9Th ui,., after long
and pro!racted illness, at bis residence in this
district, Mr. HnLARy NJ. CoLltER aged CS
years, 2 months and "a days leaving large
family and numerous friends, to nouru their ir-
reparable loss; be was an afec;ionaie father
and devoted friend: and during his last illness
he manifested so perfect resignation to The
will of bis Maker, as TO leave u bright prospect
of 4 blessed immortality
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
HEAD QUARTERS, ARar or FLohtDA.
PiIa,ka, June Is. lH3l.

Orders, No. 13.
III. A daily mounted patrole will be es-
rablished on the Picolata aud ST. Angus
the Road. consisting ofnot less than ten
men. exclusive or al officer, ur con com.
missioned officer, 10 command, as the case
may he. Thrse patroles will start from
each post at S u'clock a. NJ. meet at a
point Us nearly equi distant as may be con-
veuieni to wafer, halt mol less than two
hours. when each detachment will return
To its post. These detachmruts are not to
leave the high road unless in pursuit Of the
enemy. They are 10 give escort and pm
tec,iun 10 lie mails an,l also TO all citizens
travelling The route. and their effects.
The district commander will cause this
order 10 he carried into effect.
Bv order of Colonel Worth.
C. WRIGHT. Capt. 9Th Rcat.,
Acr'g. ASST. Adj't Gen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

Wrecks.-TIin number of wrecks and
castawa>s IN oar Atlantic seahnard, say,
the Salem Gazette, i. astonishing. II
averages from four Ia 1--WE hundred wear.
In January. lS39, there were ninety one
American vessels of all sizes wrecked ON
the Atlantic coast,-mukins "n on aver.
age. case Of shipwreck once in every
eight hiurs for a month.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

The Boston Courier states thai he LrIill-
ing Of the hlnnum-nt uu Bunker Hill l.
NOW in rapid rrsre>s. Nearly 20 fee, have
hren a'l,ird to the hrighr Of ii since The Isl
OF May. aud it is ulrealy mnrc than hun
dred iu,, above The ernlut. The entire
attitude Of 'hr structure, When il is finish.
ell, will he 22O feet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
MARRIED,

In this district, q, the house OF Mr.. Charles J.
Glover. on Thursday evening the l7ih ofJuns
last. by the Rev. hobart Walker. Mr.. PASCAL
TLLNAH. OF Greene eoaniy, Alabama, TO MrS.
MARTHA RIIssFoRp, OF this district.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

The Steamer Presidsni.-The N. Y.
Express snys:-"'rhe Insurance Compa.
MES, which underworld nm The cargo of
the steamer President, have pai, the full
amount Of the loss. This is conclusive evi.
deuce Of whnt The underwriters think of
her fate. The amount Insured in tbs city
was $50. 600"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
Notice,

NOtlcee
TEVHE Douestick Missionary Board Of the
d EdgefeId Bnp,is, AssocIs'ion and iu
Missionaries. and the Executive Committee Of
the Edgefe!d Bap,.u Bible Society. are request
ed 10 NEE, in the Ba7t:s, Meeting House this
place. at IL O'Clock. OF the Friday before the
2nd Lords Day in July -
ChairmG. Ii. D. *. Board. oHd Of
Ez. Com. Of .'ts E. B. B. ::
July q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

S. ". r. r. Bmk. .-rhe Charleston
Courier. says" This Bank has Ieclarei
dividend Of per cI.. or S72 cts. per
sharr, for the last six unuu,ls.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
Broughf 60 the sgail

Brought 60 the Jail
a AS this District. Neglo sian by the naroo
w OF BEN. sbou, Eve fee, high. dark COM
pI.Sor, and about fly yesra Of "ge. Ec says
10 brlcngs to SIR. Wilson Keep, Of Edgencld
District, 8. c.
Tho owasy e requested to conc fcr~a.d.
prcve property. pay charges. and ,ake him o.
way. &. ~. GOOUMAN, :. r.. ~.
July g Il 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

Factory Destroysd.-'rhe Rocky Glen
Cotton Mauuiacory situated near tisIlkill
Landing, N. Y. was destroyed by fire on
the night OF the 18th in.t. Ii was cous-
dercd the nnst spIenlii establishment in
the counry-Ioss S2JU,OOU. "I which les,
Than huIf was insured. Abuut three hun
drr,i operatives. most Of whom are females,
will be thrown out Of employment by this
event.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

It is currently s'are'! IN The newspapers
,ha' the Hon. John Sars-anI declines The
protiered app"in'nrut Of Minister to The
Cuur, Of ST. james.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08

Serers Thunder Sio,ms.-Our city vas
visited hya brirt but severe thunder storm.
with II heavy rain, about 6 6o'clnck. on Ss
turday afternoon. We learn that lhe spirc
Of ST. Paurs received AN electric shock.
while The choir wa, practising; but we are
happy tn say thar no one was Injured. nor
any serious damage done.
AnnIhrr thunder sinrn came up abou, 8
o'clock. p. NJ, but soon vented lis rIrn,enl-
al rage; wiIhoui dining any damage. SO Iar
rs ws hnvs heard.-Chns. Cour 5ik inst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-08
New ORLEANS. June 26.


By the Savannah. arrived yesterday.
we have Texas pupcrs to the 18Th.
Accounli lrum all sections Of The Repub-
lie gave favorable reports Of the growing
cr,p-. The produce Of The year, says the
Civilian. will be immense, and we have
nothing before Us but the prospect of pence.
pleury. aud increasing wealth. 1.-The peo-
Pile would only learn 10 depend upon their
own labor. they would have nothing I" fear.
rnc sa,nc paper says il appears 10y let
lers from Brxar that Arista i. determined
l" resr.t Snu,a Anna, should no be elected
President Of Mrxicn, rs is now prubaple
u ii even rep'red that lie has sent cum
nnissiunrrs tu Bexar To Negotiate for open
ing trade between Northern Mexico aud
Texas, and 10 solicit the aid Of Texas in
an expr'Ii,i"n against The Cunianches.
The ru,norcd Iailurr OF The Texas Loan
in Paris created less uneasiness than would
have been supposed. The papers generally
r!n no. regret the lailure. The Ci>ilnn
lhuks fnui thousand meii, who would cuI.
tivaic The soil. would be of more aJvan-
tnse tn The country than all The money
hoped Tor from the French l"au: aud pr"po
srs as au amendment 10 The law, tliat the
commissioners he authorized 10 contract
lnr 6OUO able b,'dier! euigrauis. who will
cultivate the soil. instead VI the 5,OO0,OO
uf f,lullars.-BuHefin.