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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

An Abolition Kindaappsr Caught.-A
man named Palmer, in Huron county,
Ohio, was overtaken on Wednesday
last, near NorwaIk, by several Kentuck.
ians, whose slaves he had secreted. aud
was conveying them to the mouth OF the
Huron, and from theuce 20 DO taken TO
Canada. He had thirteen under his
charge, twelve Of whom belonged to the
kentukians. and after an impartial exam
ina.iou before a justice in Norwalk, was
committed to await his trial at the Su-
prone Court in Columbus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30
TO THE HONORABLE FRAZIER
NIFTY OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MAS0NS.

Notice is hereby given, shat VIM. p.
Lewis, a Master Mason, made in this
Lndge formerly a resident Of The city OF
Austin. aud a Cap'sin in the unfortunate
Santa Fe Expedition. has for the srosses'
unmssouic conduct aud treason TO his
country. been forever expelled from all the
immupiiies, and benefits Of masonry, by
Austin Lodge No. IL. held in the city Of
Austin under a charter from tue Grand
Lodge OF the Republic Of Texas.
Given under my hand and the seal of
IL. S. said Lodge this day Of October,
A. d. 1912. A. l.. 5S42.
EDWARD BuRLESON,
W. Master Of Austin Lodge No. II.
Walter VIM, Secretary pro-. tenn.
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ITO be e%oniinued.)

South Carolina Cousge.-lt astounds
rs 10 learn That DR.. Waylond, Of Brown
University R. l. 1--WE suppose him to DO
the man referred to- is the most Protn,-
mem, candidate for the Presidency OF D.
e. College.-We are somewhat familiar
with the writings and %opinious OF DR..
WayIand. having always lived IN tho
v;c;ni,y of his location {; and in our Judg.
ment a moro iujudicious selection could
M, we'll he m1de. He is a warm and
z~enlous ard we may almost say b'gtot'ed
sretarian. and u. a politician is the cham
mon and defender Of doctrines. d'ame'ri-
ctnlly opposed in almost every point 10
n. cherished principles of'hc South. He
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Tie Governor Of Georgia has offered a 70
ward Of one hundred and fly dollars, for the
arrest Of q man by tho name Of Bennc, Wea'
yer, who is charged with The murder Of SheP'
herd w. Riley. Weaver is nbou. 5 feot = or 9
inches high. weighs about $50 pounds. quick
spoken. dark hair. fair skin, and yellow or grey
eyes between 80 ard IS years Of age.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Col. James Watson Webb, editor Of the n.
York Courier s Enqsirer, has been srraigned
n second time, on the charge of leaving
the Stale with the in'en, to giro or receive a
challenge to fight a duel to which he plead
guilty. The Court ordered the Colonel into
close confinement until sentence day. The
lowest, term Of imprisonment that the Court
can infic,, is TIVE years in the State prison, at
Sing Sing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Ineresiing TO Masons.-We end the
following published in 8 late Galveston
Times, as advertisements. They will be
read with interest by all free and acccp-
red Masous.'
no THE FRATERNITY OF FREE
AND ACCEPTED MASONS
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Whereas, William p. Lewis, a Royal
Arch Mason formsraiy a resident Of this
place, has been guilty Of the grossesl un.
masonic conduc', in Lasely playing the
traitor 10 his adopted coun,ry, and, by
pledgins his masonic word ao 10 the truth
OF his false statement, beguildins his breih-
rcn and companions in arms, into a mock
convention with the enemy. delivering
,bens into Mexican captivity; no receiving
,froui ihc enemy as the price OF his treason
. large portion Of the Texan merchan-
disc
Therefore, this 10 Ia noiily@al cnmpan-
i6lf kl Tsrrss Cuapfurs,
Brethren and Lodge, that the said VIII
liam p. Lewis has been aud is forever ex-
PEELED from all the privileges and benz 6ts
az masonry by Loue Star Royal Arch
Chapter. No. 4. held at the city Of Austin,
and working under n chapter from The
Grand Chapter Of the Republic OF Texas.
William z. Lewis is a native Of Phila-
deiphis: State of Pennsylvania, U. s.; ne
Is probably 80 or 81 years oE age. ilorid
eoiapleSiou, black eyes, md abou, S feet
10 inches high.
Given uuder my hand and seal Of said
IL. ST. Chapter, at The city OF Austin,
this 4th day of October, 1912.
GEORGE h. TEULON.
King. High Priest, p. t. OF Lone Star
Chap. No. 3.
Waiter VIM, Secretary.
Ali Editors throughout Tho world friend.
" To The insliI1tiou Of masonry. or to
are respectfully requested to give
the above publiciiy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Merico and Tsrds.-It is stated with
confidence IN the Courier des Etats Unis.
upon the faith Of recen, private letters
from Paris, lha, the French and English
Governments have determined 10 unite in
offering their mediation between Mexico
and Texas to The end OF inducing the re-
cogniiion by Mexico Of the independence
of Texas, and Of consolidating a peace
between them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

North Ca rolira.--On Monday Tie 2Iainst.
Cue Legislature OF this State was organized by
clec,iug tho following officers I'm the Senate,
Louis d. Wilson. as Speakcri Thomas G
Stone, s.Pnneipai Clerk and William stringcR
y-svsciAzk-ip the Hasae OF Commons
Calvin Graves as Speakerf r.cafdfstolIsT
as Principal Clerk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Internationally the lates. returns receiv-
ed from this STATE. ii appears tina, the Demo.
cras have snceeeded in elccting a majority Of
their State Representatives. and that Morton,
the Democratic candidate, will, in all probabiIi-
~ be Governor Of tho State. What will the
=. Old Coon Of Ashland, say TO ,hisi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Hogs.-We assure Drovers. that they viii
find ready sale Of from 5 to GOO head Of Hogs
in this village and its vicinity, at the present
marke, prices. as there has been but few of our
citizens supplied.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

India Cofton.-We refer our readers to orr
frs, page. tor a letter. said 10 have been received
by the editors Of the Cincinnati Gazette. from
= correspondent, in Liverpool, on the subject
ofIndia Cotton; VIC publish it, not tha, we be-
lieve the statement, hu, to show the mamie
in which the Taritf,es hive played their hands
in order to carry their point in Ohio, and to ir-
duce the Southern Planters TO advocate q Pro-
,ective Tariff. They have been beaten badly
in their own State. IN spite Of all their cunning.
aud their letter writers, W. assure Them, can.
no, alter the course OF Southern Planters. by
spinning out such tough yarns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Jacks LiterdiitN-The sailors OF the o;
S. ship ST. Louis, which recently arrived
al Norfolk from tho Pacific. assigned, By
written agreement, their. .'slush mouey''
the nett noun Of which was upwards Vi
lightweight dollors, to the Orphan Asy-
lum 10 that eiiy.--No class Of people are
more liberal than sailors, aud o ca'n
their money harder.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

u Ats meeting Of tho Directors of tho
South Western Rail Road Bank. held on the
18th inst, in Charleston, James Rose. Esqr.,
was unanimously elected President; and at a
meeting Of the Directors Of Lou. Gin. and
Charleston Rsil Road Company, Col. Jsme,
Gadsdcn, wan unanimously elected President
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

An Ohio paper states. .h., Governor Shan
don, Of tina, State. has declared himself in favor
of the Hon. John e. Calhoun, Tor the mex
Presidency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Progress of the tause.-Ex,ruct Of a
Letter dated, Wuodville, (Miss.) Nov. 7,
lSl2.
awe have now in fnyor Of Calhoun for
the Presidency Of the United States, the
Senator OF this, Poiudexler's old County,
end The iwo Representatives, Mho were
ell Harrison men IN The last Presidential
election. when he received a majority oil
5l4 votes over Van Buren,. Now We are
oil sanguine in this county Of giving Cal.
loun a decisive majority. The fac, is
Calhoun is the decided f%aroriie in this
State for the Presidcncy."-Char. Mer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

ToH.-The Constitntionalfst OF tho 22apps..,
states iha, the City Council az Augueia have
passed an Ordinance, by which wagons and
carts. carrying Cotton 10 market, passes the
Bridge free Of TOLL. This may partnpa be a
bcnc6, TO a few. but We feel assured that our
Planters generally, prefer 10 deal 10 slie ts,riy-
ing town Of Hamburg. where their coaon.
(Which appears to he the only articlc wanted BY
this liberal body,) brings as good spree, and
the merchandise wanted by them caH be OBJ.
,ained on US good. terms, as, i nAusfista, aud
what is still more en,icing. stsponden'
informs us. that the paper afoas ia Hamburg,
is at par with Benton.s Drops
Mr. EDrros.-I request i,e.ayoro Of you to
publish in your paper, the following FIST oiAp'
p%Oininen ts for the Rev. CT. Far. D convert
cd Jew Of The Baptist dcnomiDation,
And oblidse yours, &c.
w. q. seHEsoN.
Ahbevil'e c. H., Tuesday nigh, 18th Deer
Mt. Morioh, "Wednesday 10 O'Clock, Isth
Greenwood, at night.
Fellowship, Thursday ~ o'ciock, 18th
Sitter Spring. Friday do. 10th
l.. Stephens Creek, Saturday do. l7th
EdsedeldC Court House. Lords Day 18th ("
Aniioch. Monday IL o'clock 18Th
B. Stephens Creek, Tuesday do 9Oh /"
Mt. Zion, "Wednesday do. 2ist {"
BIT. Lebanon, thursday do end "
Hamburg. Friday night, 23rd "
From the Grceu5iM Mdsalaiacer.
Mr.. FREY carries with bie credentials,
signed by twenIy.one ministersp of The COS
pei, Of different denominations in New
York. He has also, wiih him far sale, a
number Of the following honks. written by
himself. viz: Joseph and Benjamin"
Judah and ~fsrael,s or a .snarra:ive Of his
life" and "Scripiure Types The fol-
lowing is an extract frufn among ,he nu-
merous certificates INSTRUMENTATION,
which Mr.. Frey has in bis possession:
MIR. Frey is at presen. wiIhou, pas,o-
raj charge. and al his advanced age Of
three score years aud len its mol probable
that the peculiar dutiee Of an under shep-
herd will again devoiYe upon him. Hav-
ing devoted a considerable portion of his
time ID the preparations OF several valuable
religious works, ne Is advised 10 make a
tour to the Soulh and Vest. for the pur.
pose of dIsposing OF ,hem, aud preaching
the glorious gospel of 4le blessed God, as
opportunity may be afforded him. We
have read the works aa,illed .Joscph and
Benjamin. ..gudah aud Israel" or "A
Narrative of his life and s.Scripture
Types" with both pleasure and profit,
and can. therefore, cordially recommend
Them to Chyistians of every evangelical
denomipa,ion. As orr brother Frey is not
travelling as q Missiesary or Agent Of any
..cieiy, but at bis Ssa expense, and as he
bn, a large family sstirely dependent on
him for supper, sss fpps that The brethren
will help him on big way, by such Pecu-
nisry aid. as hiscirctl2siances so pressing.
iydemand. Wesap glad 10 find that the
Churches wEstely-preaches are general
Iy insKiES rarrSs fsshf-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30
Col. WHITFIELD BROOKS.

u On Monday las, the Legislature Of TIN.
State convened at Columbia. We request our
correspondent. and those Of our friends in thai
body. who conveniently can. 10 forward us such
accounts Of tho proceedings as they may think
interesting TO this section Of country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30
spinning out such tough yarns.

The BeGih1.-For the last few days we have
had the coolest weather ever experienced in
this section Of country, ut this time Of year, by
our oldes, inhabitants; and. by the following,
we find our friends in the mountains have had
cause to blow their fingers.
Cold Weaiher.-On Sunday morning
last. the weather was colder than we re-
collect ever to have experienced at the
same time ofyear. At sunrise the Their.
moneier stood Mt only IL degrees above
ero-or zoe below freezing. Gu We'd
nesday morning, al the same hour. the
mercury was l5p above zero, and yes'er-
day morning ls. II will thus DO seen that
winter 10 upon US in good earnest. even in
November.
The coolest day we had las, winter,
was tho l7'h ofFebruary. at which time
the Thermometer stood al l2e above zero
or 20g below the freezing point.-Green-
piife M%ountaineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

u Maj. E. C. Lei,ner, was on the lIihins,
elected Colonel Of the 35sh Regiments g. Z,
~, in Sp,rtanburg District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Developing the Resources Of our Coun.
try.-To Buucombe County, North Car
olina, is The whole South and Wes, in
deb,ed, for introducing q new staple 10.
10 the marker. The opinion has been
boldly and repeatedly advanced that The
South would soon be compelled to aban-
don the culture Of Cotton, aud substitute
something else as the staple commodity oi
the country. Some Of our patriots have
been for substituting sress, somo Morus
M ~uIticaulis, some Berkshire pigs, and
some ten cent scven.pences ; but standing
on the heights Of Buncombc, some patrio'
hunter has discovered tina. the true wealth
Of the country, consists in-Possams
Accordingly. on Tuesday last. a wagon
load (,hirty-6ve) OF live Possums. were
brought into the Columbia Market, from
Buucombe, and offered q, the low price
ofI l.2 cts. per postum Temperance
Adroe1te
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Frc-nM e Ckeri.s.oa Mrcurs

MASSACHUSETTS, Ekeiicn.-The following
from the Boston Times OF Thursday. ID
the Iate,, and also The best news on this
subject. IL affords strong hopes tha, the
Legislature of tho ..Old Bay State" will
be, for the first time in the memnry OF the
oldest inhabitani, DEMOCRATIC. For
Congress, /, is said there are but four
members ~choson-oae Democrat aud three
Whigu-in The other aix Districts no choice.
Returns Of votes from every town in the
State give the following result: Whole
number Of votes l17,g79; for Morton,
56,234: DAVIS, 54.5i5; all others 600;
Morton's majority over Davis, 1859. iu-
crease of the Democratic vote siuce 1871.
5Il7. Decrease in the Federal rote.
1900. Increase 10 tho scattering vote
1879. Morton's net gain over Davis.
since 1871. 63l7. Dayis's loss last year,
compared with Mofton's vote and scatter
ing. is over 5000.
The Democrats have I6 Senators. The
Wigs 10. In Worcester, Essex. Frank
lin and Plymouth, no Senators are cho-
sen. IS2 Democrats, l29 Wings. and |
AboIitiouisl, have been chosen Reprcsen-
~,a,ives. Whatever be the political char
aclcr Of the government for tie ensuing
year, ii must DO conceded that the Dem
ocrats have achieved q victory.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

u On the 18th inst. Mr.. MaSec, was elect
ed Ordinary of Anderson District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

The Examiuaiior Of the Senior Class
of South Carolina College. closed last
week. The following is a list Of those
-le -a,a;u.d .hn h.,e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

Mr.. EDiros.-I reques. ihe.ayoro Of you to
publish in your paper, the follassing Est oiAp-
pointments for the Rev. CT. Fnxr. D convert.
cd Jew Of The Baptist dcnomiDaiion,
Aud oblidge yours, &c.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25
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Z = .NDt1rilt6 fir Starf Gauntn

3enaritiSt bas utlitu, bag curcru6r BON obic
- tcppamaobst it, alle Nrten rft6rr Sn(runene aus.
ufcrscn unp seeli6 ;u tcsautisen. 2cmatcn, Ieaen.
Oebs IT, No. weroen in eeatbrr enslifAer unb fanloGGer
Sprabc Gri ibm aus9efcrtist
Sobe, Die pnfen br 8aucrtpen 81 sertaufn, tbun rcb
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mir unb i cann m Stanbe bin rtnflbe 4ustuafl
carlber iu ertbet(en. s. g dfer.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25

9Soblfei(er ais jemal5 uuO
ais ir9enb,po fouft.
Ntr Gnosstenannte tefunrc ne Srsnrt ne basutlitum
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made stnn,at rem 9ertudb ...... 's'-
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Der GHoseSenannte Ha finen Srrunren aae tsm pure
FUN 9dturSspoa tctannt, paS foratrt ras Stt uHe
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hitrm pem publteuat er8rcnf an oas on9efanSn ha
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G.eutlhes @afthaus in Cincinnati.

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DaGRus 9traBen Der Gncesbsnanae empfsbltn 8abaus
Gsun einr sanesteute nrm cr{O einstrt t rag Ct
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fne Straumis (tine 3ate unb tin I init rm Steu
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N.lt aus tren pat unp Srat Bitten, aut rem ptnn
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uno mad pittsbarsb ssnomcn; unS O Gissntbamer
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@. M Soarten uuo 60. $50. SO, slsenten
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George SUepa1rau'a
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George QBtsman.
Wittsbure, pa., Sunp 25, 1910. IS.
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