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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
r.n,, th. Sararush Gcorsian.

E.sr FLoRrpg, 29lh January. ~.
Dear Sir-Ou the 2St inst. at Tampa
Bov. dur,nr the abscuce oil Nc-"''h"ch
lo.ma,bla. his brother Tiger r.taI! had S""'.
mand of The banl Of 'fallahassians: ""d o"
,ha, night. made the attempt 10 "esr't'-,
For,uno,ely The plan was discovered, and
80, NJ the band taken. Tiser-la'l. now
avcr ,l,reo warriors and four women 'nair
| ..oeJ ,ho;r escauc. Hrs. TfgertGh. aud
The hope OF inc roya! !!;a'e Of The l'Sris,
a lad OF IS years. were SECURED, "hS'
mny induce the Sire Of all Tie Ia'fs "' ''f
TTrers. by the operation oi 'he sober Sc
cond ,housh,." TO return.
Imm,dia,cly after this hr"aa out, all lhe
Indians n, Tampa were pa' aboard "i 'hc
,,,rs,or,s in the BAY, amounting | so
;nrL,dinp 100 Warriors. On the 25ii' 'nr'.
Major Plymr,on. 81 luian'f!, II CON
p,and ofsO mcn nf that regiment ror""n'
,cred the famous Chief. liaI'eck T"si-n-
wnoc. n, the head ofllawE Greek lrih.
m,nrv Of Dunn's Lake. east Of the ~
Johns. a snug little iigh cn>n"d "' ~
m;,nres. which resulted IN ihr S''lin@ "'
IN. so,dier, and two Wounded; the capture
oftso wnrriors-;"ne sinc" ''ien' =,
The troops had TO udvanee from the
o,rn nine woods into ii dense hammnrR'
an the edge Of Mhich The reptiles were ~,
;,a. in wail. anI nj ,wcniy PAGES received
,hs;r deliberate fire, bn, there was nO re-
coil or If any WIS prrceplihle II was u
,iule ahead for they made The ruth lot"
,bc hammock and then were on an equal
f,o,inc with their savage tof.
Yours, truly.
We learn Grom = SOURCE en'i,is'! TO she
6,ll.s, credit, tina, the runiored escape ol
..,trec hundred Indians from Tampa. Is
60 the "eleven men in buckrnn'
800. md that in lieu Of "thrce hun
J,cd" Que single Indian only triGenaiD
L.. GO, off. lie ulrempied-in cnnsc-
on.rre i, is believed. OF the dis!avor III
wh;eh he stands with his ',ibe, and cspe'
c;all, lis chief. who is his hroihe'-l" cs-
c,ne with lis wife ard warrior son.
,rhev were however, so promptly aud holy
rrrs,ed. ,ba,,hc two later were imnedi-
a,eIy rccaniurcd--he getting as II were
naked away, being compelled ii his digit
20 3rop and leave 10 be secured by his pur-
s,ers. his arms and luggage Of every de-
scr;n,;ou. The wife Sud son are in con-
fnemaui o, the depot; and TiSer'ail him
.slfh fheing so far defeated in his project will,
,s,ere. M il lille doubt, find il expedieal soon
avsir 10 surrender,
. + affords az pleasure 10 be able TO cor
~, ! yutoar 70 disheariins rs the ono un-
~ reusis! eFag;pn, both that the public
,ssssa NV Is ses eight aud relieved in re.
,:s,I e, s. !, ~ aStes 10 fall Of interest. and
ss,s;s sis,icr ssi!sy rs dune ito these who
Ns 81 sser Il rs srsier grysBiIs further un-
81 st.;r.nls ssseEtaIiaa --e.M. Augustine
sss :sslgs s
y. Re ois Wednesday las' from
&. stssseFn Ssts Nc learn that seoas had
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rxn OF rm,: wp Id.

lis - >imcular lacr that The Rev, Mr..
Miller Is constantly gaming converts I" hi>
doctrines. It il sal! tIia The Rcvcrcn"
Mr. Fi,cn is one OF his disciples, aud is
about lcaviug his Society 10 pmcccd on
Mission 10 prepare his counIrymcn Tor the
great event
DR.. Donysius I.ardncr, in hi lecture in
the city Of New York. has remarked that
there is some probability thai our earth
may come IN collision with Beala's comet
before many years. We hnve no, heard
.ha, Doctor Lnrdncr is a convert of Mil
lcr's: rhi, comet spoken Of b. DR.. Lard
ner i, 10 be provided :or us rs a refuge,
when the cnh of the world has arrived =
What grand procession il would ta when
aIl maukiu,! ar. taking leave Of .his world
anu >crnnrhling up the tail OF comet. ia
yet worried in n new panei.--Salem OBS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

!Srihn,ss Of 1fun.--ll is said that mer
who arr r-cd 10 II, will ou,ruu horses. hy
hoiiiag their speed innser. A man will
also run down u horse. for after he has
travelled few days. the horse will be
quite tired, hui the man will be rs fresh for
moiion ~ at Tie hrsiuuing. The kings
mcssrus r. I-psian; los miles. in fnur-
tea huur.. lI"len'ots outsrrip liors in
the chase aud ,avages who hunt the elk,
,,rr il down aud take il; they are soid 10
have pcrform"d journey .! $500 miles
in less ,han .ix weeks.
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Eronpls for Young Men.-Judre Wi

Example for Young ien.-Judse VIII
son OF SicubruvIiie is one OF tie most
distinguished and worthy citizens of Ohio
The Philadelphia North American says
he served an apprenticeship to the print.
ting business in thai city, going through
NIL the .,ascs from hoy uplo foreman sud
in The mean time like DR.. Franklin, edu-
ca,ed bimsalC-alterwards editing. when
quite II young nun. the leading or rather
Que nl The leading, democratic daily news
papers Of that day-,heu emigraling 10
ONO. following in the same business srrv-
ID i Icr Assembly several sossions; cla'
y.,,d To q seal on ter bcncli in her courts
mud unw amonS he mos, prominent
candidates lnr the executive chai' ol that
S,uc. The third IN the UnIon in population
and wealth. Ponder upon this young men
and do likewise.
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.i..,'''., scgE sMssaeoMsa., q
lysom oREGoa.

ExlracI 81 4 lstte4 dasea ut Willamn,eI,
Oreg0n 7egsisoyy, February 10. 1911.
wiII ssc@ ssI;s you something of the
people this coutairy. There are about
ssveaiy Il sps eighty Frsach Canadians
setlsea III Slie rptiatty .irrlncipally dischared
{sons il.e a( iSe Hudson Bay Com
panz ttspfe arc asss ahont so Americans
sestIsS ii abauS This cnsintry; making
sserliass :ss IL 80 male inhabitants. who
ssva .tFssTr:sS srsdian women. Fbey
sraTss lsosa sIiei q farms. on an average, !ro'n
siifse TO ivc hundred bushels o! wheat,
besides great quantities o! !peas, potatoes,
oais, harley, corn. &c.
The Hudson Bay Company have IN
their employ At Fort Vancouver about one
hundre,. and twenty tive persons, aud
MANY in several other forts bot sides ol
the Rocky Mounlains. These people. as
1 said before, ere married TO indian wo,
men and live very much the same. ~ all
rcspecrs, as our farmers at home. win The
cyceu,iop of NOT heins Obliged to iahor
balf rs mach; hey geaeraily have from
Civ ~ que hundred head Of horses, tasi
ne many cows. and about Tue same mum.
ber Of hog; these all take care ei them.
selves. The people here cut no hay aud
make no pastures; they do moi g've t'ieit
hogs any iced except about a fnouili
before they sill them. /. hcre Is Que church
here, and The people have contracted ior \
brick church and other buildings necessa-
~, sucl, as srhooi- house for the French
and one for The Americans.-The EIencl'
have one priest here aud one at Fort Van
cOuvcr,
The americans generally attend 10 mts'
sion, and as far rs can see, the people
here a,c a, we'll behaved and moral as III
our town. We have now a committee al
work draushtins a constitution ana cone
ofinws: have IN nomination n governor,
m attorney general, three JUSTICES oi Tie
peace, &c.-We have already ehosen "a
a supreme judge with probate powers, a
clerk of The court and recorder, high
sheriff aud three constitutes: so that you
see we are in u fair way OF starting rival
rcnublic ON this side OF The Mountains, es.
peciaIly as WE are constantly receiving re-
crni,s:,hosr peopl. whose time has csp'.
red with the Hudson Bay Company AMI
from the Mountain hunters coming down
10 sc,,lc.--N Nat. intetiieeaeer.
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S. q. PATTERSON.

4 Irn lNissing.-l'herc has been no
small amount of gossip here lar some lin"
past. concerning lhe fate of gentleman
who arrived here two or three days before
Christmas. He pun up nt The Washington
Hail. amI registered himself ns"C. Glider.
Tu!ue,ariNe." He appeared 10 b. n man
oi sn1,e cu,l-cqurncr; had business with
The Iiauk,. &c from which he drew ar
S50DOin sp.cie funds; aud suddenly dis
misunderstanding his hors'', saddle bags,
&C.. M The tavern.
lie did not return hcme. nor has he since
been heard OF II rwas rrpuried day or Two
since, that his body had hcen fnunh. horri-
M. Gu, aud mansled, two or three miles
mn ,hr river--hui the report was untrue
We mink as drpravcd rs The age. is man
could harllv he murdered in Macon, for
his mnnr wiihan, leaving some trace ol
The loul crime. The probability is, he ha>
take. into his head 10 return home bs way
of Texas. aud may no' he heard of for
some months In come Macon Messenger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Th, Courts The Court of General
Sessions and Common Pleas, for this Dis
,rict, j.dcc CUTLER presiding, adjourned
nm SATURDAY last, alter session OF ioor
weeks Nuim ,hs,sndlng The simultaneous
,,..si,n nf ,wo mhcr Courts dlriDg the
greater purt Of the term, great deal oi
b,,h civil AMI criminal business was done.
The regular term o.; the Courl al Equity
for ,!ns Dislric, ended ON Saturday last,
pur Chancellor d. JOHNSON will hold al
extra session during the p'csen, week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

French Leare.-rhc GI"bc says: The cap.
;tll o The Bank OF ,hr United States was spirit
ed away from, the stockholders. and ru, in the
pockets Of oiiIica inavcs b. little scraps oi pa
pcs. or raids. "a which Mr. B'ddle inscribed
,hree !e,ter-. g. p l.. (e!iarge permanent er-
penses The French ru, upon their cards up
on taking teare T.. p. c. (pour prendrc eoHge)
When Tie fnancicrs Hy to Texas, they Use let
,ers G. r. T. (soRc TO Teras.) These are all
various modes Of taking French leave.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

tin. Tombac, sixteen parts copper, one
part zinc. and ore of tin. The compost
lion of pewter seven pounds Of tin. one OF
lead. four ounces Of copper, and iwo oil
zinc. That Of type metal is nine paris
lead. TWO paris auimony. and one OF BIS
mutb. Solder. iwo parts Of lead and one
nf ,iu. Qu-rn's metal. nine parts OF tin,
one OF hism.un, one Of anrimony. and one
Of lead. Jewel gold is composed Of twen-
iry-fvc parts gold. four parts silver. and Sc
ven paris fine copper. in forming neta!ic
compounds OF alloys. II is proper To melt
such or The ingredients rs are The least
fus!hir first. and afterwards adj The "thcrs,
stirring item hrishly I'LL they are thorough
Is r0Inmixcd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

| Petition to Disso're the Union!-fiow
bitterly was South Carolina denounced by
the North. for that resistance 10 the in
io!crabIr expressions and unconstitutional
peryersions, OF the Union, which alone
could have prcserrsd IL ihas long. or ren-
dered il rcorM preserving! They now alb
i; solu,e!y petition for lis dissolution them
| selves-a portion. no doubt. of The very
persons who denounced us--and how cpnl
~ i, is taken by the Others! Had auy
ciiiZens nf South Carolina sent IN such Il
pe;,iun, wha, i c,y Of horror would have
been raisei-what denuurintiuns OF irrn-
| son. rebellion, tiisUnion, etc. Nrw, Mr..
Adams, who was then. rs ever. ignius!
Ihc Suutli. has ieticd the House To cxpei
him for offering The Petition. boldly assert
in: liza. his constituents would sustain him,
aud send him back again; aud The House
incanly shrnnk from putting him and them
in the test
One Oi' our argnmcnts in favor Of the
principles Gf Nulificatup. was, that the
time might cone, when those who thea
oppnsc'! !hcn. would endenver To force rs
Out Of The Union, by oppressive laws de-
signed for that very purpose; md that they
were lhr only principles by which real
good aud true Union rhcu. appealing tu
the Constitution, could then mainIain their
place III the Union, and al the sameIime
aharc the oppression designed to drive them
oui-5cinc then. as in the case nf he Tar
III, and all other extreme cases of uncousli-
iutional oppression, the only means Of pre-
Serring The Union.--The course Of The
AholiiionI,Is seems very likely 10 verify
this, and 81 mach earlier period than we
couiri have supposed. a; all events. tine
will -!cw that The Nullifers have always
been the true friends Of The Union. and
their prinripIcs the tue M" "nly mennsoI
preserving it. Aud nothing is nor re
mn;hablc. Than The rapidiiy with which
lime s. events are vindicntiug thc'n. fhn
their full vintrcat;nn would come, sooner
or later, we never doubted. but did nni. a,
nn- ;ime. exp"cr rn live To seeit. ''T'ruh
is raighty and riH prtrai." This was one
OF The iavorlre notices Of the cause; aud
lui! aud uusIrinSinS faith in it, is one Of
the best TESTS of n true Nullifrr. Things
lrok squally now-hur no matter: "ncver
despair Of the Republic" 50 long as there
i hope ur the mercy AMI for''earancc OF
Gni, und cpod men enough left ID propi
late it.-S0uth C0ralininn.
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They'd Benerfyh.-Sone ofthe Eng
!i,h papers say II Mississippi. Airhiean'
aud other States will no' pay their Stale
Bonds: the English Government viii seizc
u,ou their cotton and grain. and pay hcr
own people. They further say II the Gov
rrnmenr of The United States has n"'hlnG
10 do with The ,icbls oil The stn,es. II will
have no right 10 interfere when England
socks to indemnify herself III this way.
i.cr john Bull Try hal uick well learn the
old dog new wrinkle.
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been ou, from the various posts. but dis
covered no sisns,of lndians.-Ibid.

A Sunday New York correspondent Of
the U. ). Gazette. describes the testimony
of Mrs. Adams, on Saturday in Colts tn
al. She is the wife OF The murdered man.
and was obliged TO confront the assassin OF
her husband while giving her tes,imony.-
The writer says
I The coroner testified ns 10 finding The
body; the manner IN which il was placed
in The box; the awning wirhwhich IL was
covered; The clothing Of the murdered
man, &r.: and TO reader his Testimony
still more effective. the box was produced
in Cnurt. in precisely the state IN which II
was found. with oil It's contents. which oc-
casiorcd considerable sensation, the pris-
oner being Obliged to make room ior the
passage Of The men carrying II. and when
each article was exposed 10 the Jury. every
one shuddered except Colt, who viewed
the whole matter With The utmost ludIiicr-
enees
After this affecting scene 'yas over, "r
rather almost whilst il was exhibiting. Mrs
Adams. the bcreaved widow of the de-
ceased, was called to tic stand and reIues-
ted to state to The court aud jury The !asl
lime silc had seen her u::inrIunate husband
alive, tho inanrcr in which he VAS dress
ed when he lcli home. aud the property
she supposed hm 10 have in his posses
sion. and also the course she pursued 10
ascertain his whereabouts aief he had 50
mysieriously disappeared. This, sir, as
sure you, was by FAR the .nnsi affecting IN
cident oi all. | am ruiv as,onishei she
90; through as well as she did, Cor when
asked To identity lie ring, watch. Sc. OF
her husband, she did so with firmncss d
clearue,s Iruly wonderful ior one place.!
in her melancholy situation, particularly
when she hn,l The auIhor of her irrcpara-
BILE loss sitting within ten feet of her. oc
casioaal!y conversius with his counsel, and
al times sturIrs her inll .n tne face, as lli"'
he were one'u. her most laniii1r and ac-
cepled fgiends. II hen she returned 10 her
seat, winch is in di tanl aud scciude'!
par; OF the court. Coli rose from hi. seat
among The lawyers. and made room !nT
her I" pass. iuokins al her with the same
careless uuconcrrn iha. has characterised
hiim throughout Tho four days Of the trial
that have already taken place.
The witness ~ b" cnncu'!cd I, days ses
sion y rs the Fo eman of Mr. Adams. who
testified as 10 The last time he saw his EN-
piuyer, aud also his business transactions
with Colt; he stated The fact Of ;he pris.
oner coming 10 the ollice lhrcc or iou. days
alter Mr.. Adams disappearance. ani IN
uuir,u. lur n,In. aud said Cni, appeared
10 be much worried for his su!uty, obscrv-
mg that he always found him k;ud hear.
I'd and accommodating gentleman. and sim
rerely hoped no IL! had befallen him. Al
this lrme the body Of poor Adams WAS IN
the Mold of rile knlmazre, packed up aud
,hipped by the symw''hlelns gentleman
himself"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Bankrppfry.-A Cour, of bankruptcy. tho
Charleston Courier says. was held in ,ba, city
on the 2nd inst. by hs honor Judge GilchriHi.
and eight appIlca'ions were made for the bene.
ft of the Bankrupt act
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Tie heGiher.-0n Monday nigh, after very
heavy rain during the creates, par, Of the day.
The weather cleared away with all the appear
nnce Of winter. and we are fcarlulihai this sud-
den Change will inJure the irui, trees. as num-
bcrs cf Them are ready hucd,ng, i'll fact rIum
trees are in blossom in the v.slnIty of this vii.
lnge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Small Por.-Thc Fedora Union Of the 4.
inst. states thu, this dreadful disease seern'
sill 10 be Inrkius about MiiedgeHic. and nc.
cornmrnds vaccination as necessary preeaution
asains, i,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

The Hon. J 4. Greer Introduced bill'in
the Senate oiTcxns, 60 ;he 20th Dec, directing
the rro,id-n, 10 nesecinic with the United
States for the Gnncxaiion OF Texas TO tha, re
public.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Compoaiion Of rnrious diioys.--Brass
is composed of two paris Of copper 10 one
of zinc; or copper aud ca!amine, ian ore
of zinc,) equal quantities. Pincibach
consists Of rom five TO len purts copper
and Que OF zinc. Bell metal. is composed
or three parts copper and one of ill.,
Gus me.ai, nine parts copper and one Of
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he Forgtrics,-It wi ] be re.

mem.. hat Sl3.50U were oh'aircC las,
autumn from the Philadclph;a Banks
The late foreign arrivals hrinss inImruIa-
lion Of The arrest Of The rogurs who oh
tanned il. they are brothers named Pitcher.
The f,!owing letter from our C"usul ~
l. ,udon. communicates the inlorrnaiinn oi
their arrest. aud the recovery of nearly ali
the money II is 10 be regretted rhlt nu
conventional arrangement exists. lay which
they can be sent here FIR punishment:
"LuNDoS. Jan. 3. 1912.
"Juhn Richardson, Esq, President ri h"
Bank of Nor'h America. Philadelphia
"S,n-l hopc il will be gratifying t"
YOU 10 learn that lasr week IN consequence
of information given me 10y Mr.. Bull .:
Chcavside. cnnsed Maurice Pitcher anti
vi. brother Gro'gc. TO he npprcheudrd.
md cornpcllch To s:rrrudrr MI the srrS oi
Exchange. fI.O23 IS: J. Sylvester. on
Mcssrs. lnincs Bull & Son -$G.S57 in
Philadelphia bills Of various hnnks--67
half Eagles, 6 Nnro!enns, and some small
,uu in En- lish rnoncv,
- The probability is. that they
vii! h. con lrctcd On hoard of snnr team.
or bound 10 rhc continent in three or luar
I'm haste am yours very respectfully
and cry truly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Rail Road By Aueiion.-Aerecably 10 an net
Of the las, Legislature, the Lexington and Ohio
Rail Road wa. exposed 10 pubic sale, in Frank
fort, on the 18Th uli., and was bid of by the
Auditor for tho State. q, the sum, including
principal and interest for which the State is
L,,.d G,r tr, comnany -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

u,nry The eighth made law. that oil
mon mn. III read the scripture, fexccpr scr.
v,r,.. bpi no wonIans except ladies AMI
aan,,ewomcu. who had leisure and might
S,k snmcheJv the meaning The law was
rsncoled IN Edward the sixth's days.
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JOSEPN TROTTER Prail

Monday morning. 9n'c!ock. JHu. 3ls,.
The Bank nf Pennsylvania heinz en-
joinad upon which it was presumed there
wouid otherwise have been severe drain,
a sharprun was commenced upon neigh
boring institution, The Al"yamcnsias Bank,
which! was continued all day. aud was me,
with srca, readiness aud rheerfuuess. 10
accommodate the public, the Bank va,
KEEP, open for considerable iinc afer th;.
usual hour Tor closing, with anunderstand-
ing thai il should remain 50 as long as
calls are made. This Bank closed a, lalc
hour in the altrrGoou, aud had evidently
created much better feeling Than had ex.
is,cd in The mornins.-Pennsylraaian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Judge GdnH.-ln tho following para
graph, III" Raleigh Standard does justice
IN this venerable citizen. We are glad Ia
.ce This tribute 10 worth and virtue in the
Standard. rs some nf The presses ir North
CarnIina. cunluundius the resignation ul
Judge Gauu. with other passages in The
late Session our Legislature. had grD,s-
ls wronsed him by impurationa, 10 whrh
OF all men he should have l,een the last 10
he sunjected.-.ncrcury.
Judge Can't resigned hs office. he is n
wears of age, and is the oldest advocate OF
Temperance in South Carolina. and ha,
been laborng inr more than twenty years
TO promote this best Of causes, by NIL lhr
-""ns in his power. lie has nbstainci
.raH ., Iiqunrs and wines FOR
.te e. ,r cod. Judge Ganrt rctifrs
'emjoymeur nf ai! the bi.:s.
from vel! spent life aud
observation-disclosures,
es,spru uf the I ,aoisIafurr
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PniLAprLpuia. Feb. |.

WILa 1t IIINs 4 w. u
Bank AGairs.-The 4 PENNSYLVANIA bank
which was run upon on Saturday. did not
open its doors yesterday. This course WAS
pursucd in consequence Of the action OF the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

The Democratic Convention which me, at
RAlrIeh ~ tho 10Th u!t.. nominated Lewis ID.
Henry, a. the candidate Of the Democratic par.
Is for Governor Of North Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Assi.nmen;-Thc repeal ofrlir suspension
Law has forced the Bark Of Michigan 10 mako
an a-sienmeit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

The y O. Bee OF the 10Th ult states. that
several Of The bcs, established houses IN Loals-
vile. nave gone by the board
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

Governor. who, 20 provide for the safety
al III. public moneys deposited iu that in
s,iluiion, as we'll US 10 promote The general.
tenetir OF those interested iu the hank had
directed The Attorney General 10 apply 10
the Supreme Court Tor an injunction 10 re
strain the President an. Directors from
payius out. assigning or transferring the
assets Of The Bank, and also for the mp
poinrmcnt of RECEIVER. Tso applica-
;;un was foun'lcd upon The aifidavito job
Mann, Esq. Treasurer of The. 3ssie, ,sirw
ing lba' upwards of Ss00,O00 we're Jcpos-
it'd in said Bank for the payment OF the
inreres, on the State Deb, faliiag due to-
dnv. In anticipation of this movement,
the following nn;;ce was sent by Governor
Porter TO the Bank:
Merchant, Hotel, 3ls; Jan. IS422. I
7o'clork, Mou,!ny ,iornins.
President ana Directors Of iac Bark
cfPennsyipani1.
Gcnilenen:--l directed the Attorney
General on Saturday evening, 10 adopt
proper lee al measures 10 secure the public
moneys deposited in the Bank Of Pcnnsyl-
vania. as well rs the interests Of NIL who
arc in any wny creditors or debtors of that
institution. That officer will apply ,othe
Supreme Courl nj the earliest pnssiblc mo-
mcuI this murnins, for an injunction. and
the appointment of Receiver, To take
charge Of allth nSsc,s ofihe Bank. You
are now apprised of thai fact, aud direc,
cd uor TO open your doors this morning
DOR pay Gu, any of your mnney or ifans-
fer any OF your assets, !or any pnrpos"
whatcvrr. When the samc are placed IN
the custody OF the law, ie rights Of a.
parties will he fully guaranteed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
DAVID n. PORTER.

On receipt Of this notification, the sub
joined resolution WAS adopted:
Resolved. That in pursuance OF The di.
rcctinn of the. Governor. the Bank is hero
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