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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
From the SO:aA Caroiininn

4 Rogue Caught. Saturday. the
llth inst., complaint made to the Chef
Marshall of this Town, that a man callin.
himself Hiram WiLson, aud representing
that he was native o. Orange County.
und recently irom Cherokee County. North
Carolina. had picked The poke, of Mr..
W asham, a partner Of Mr.. w. Cox. Tue.
gro rraders.) Of his wallet, containing about
Sal, aud stolen from him dirk. The
circumstances are briefly as follows: Vii
son represented himself to Mr.. Cox. on the
day previous, Us Mason with number
Of men in his employ. and abou, taking n
contract To build on the burnt district; and
stated that he wished To purchase a woman
10 cook for them; that he had about $500
in Bank, bul had delayed making his pur.
chase until nlter Ba,.k hours. and would
endeavour tn borrow The purch So money
necessary from one of his friends: aud if he
should be enabled to do so, would call on
him o, his camp, and complete the bar.
gain, About 10 O'Clock ON Friday even.
lug. he came, according TO promise. and
said he had the money with him, but be.
ing much faiieued. would he grateful fur
some refrsinieut. A repasi was got rem
dy, aud preparations made TO draw n hill
of sale, bui Wiison then expressed de-
sire TO postpone completing the harsain
until day light, aud said he would lie down
with them in the camp, which was agreed
TO. He lay down ny the side Of Mr Wa
sham, bu, IN the night complained of he.
ing unweil. got up. and left tllr eucamp-
ment. Next morning. The money was
missed, search was made for him and he
was taken III Lexington District, abnu, %
miles from this place, and brought back;
but The principal witness having disap.
peared, he Was eventually discharged
Previous TO his discharge, the dirk was
found in his possession. hui he had ouly
ahnu, So in money. He agreed to receive
summary justice, by the inAi s.,n or 25
lashes; but this coming to the .nowledse
Of our worthy lnreudant, he very properly
interfered, aud would not permi, any thing
in the shape of L. nch Lar: He was nc.
cordly discharged, and is supposed to DO
on his way North Carolina, via Camden !:
and as little doubt remains of his guilt and
be is supposed to have been engaged ic
aoo,her transaction Of n similar nature.
we way eSpeer 10 hear further from him
on his route, and would warn the public 10
he on its guard against him. lie is about
6 feet high, of fair complexion. with sharp
nose and chin, ligh. hair, cut very close,
and was dressed in blue homespuu clothes.
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OBITUARY..

Died, in Noxnbee county, Miss. May eth,
after an llness Of23 days, Mrs. SARAuF. HoLus,
wife OF Bnrwel Holnss, aud daughter ofJnmcs
Ogilvle, decd, 6i this district. She was from
early life IN acceptable member Of the Me,bo.
dist Episcopal Church, loving her oidcr and
its doctrines. So many excellent traits OF char.
acter so emincniiy combined in the same per.
disposition. she added an urbaniiy of manner
which endcared her TO her many friends; "a a
wife. she was truly aGeciiogsic Us Il christian
devoted and happy. She hssiclt an aiicriion
aic husband. an infant daughier. and an exien
size circle ofreatiOns and friends, to MOURN
not as those withou, hope, for she lives in the
blissful mansions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

Lunatie Asyium.-Col. r II. Goodwyn
ON The 7lh inst. elected Regeui Of This
institution. in the place Of DR.. Percivai, re-
signed.
At an extra meeting of the Board of Re
gents Of The Luna,ic Asylum. on the I4,h
inst, the following resolutions were unaui-
nously passed:
Resolrrd, That the thanks OF this Board
be returned to the editor ofihe Temperance
Advocate, for his liberal supply of news.
paper to the Inmates Of the Asylum.
ResofrrG. That measures b. taken forth
with, Tor The establish lent of Reading
Room aud Library in the Asy lum, for :hc
beueht nf the patients. and thai the editors
Of this town he requested TO furnish gratu-
i,ously. their respective papers, aud such
exchange papers as they may think proper
TO dispense with; and that donations of
books fr'm The citizens. for this object, will
he thankfully acknowledged.
}. w. PARKER. Sec'ry & Treas'r.
We highly approve of the above ar
rangcmcUt, which we douh, mol will tend
TO promote the benevolent objects Of this
noble institution. and be source of relief
To ils unfnrtunalc inmates; aud il will
therefore nllnrd us great pleasure To COM
ply with The request of the board Editor
South Ca,o!inian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

ssha abeSaaged IA ssis fssied Santa Fe ez-
s,ss sIigFs, Is - val was at TOO late nn
sssssiE q islte for even an Erir1 10 be
srsntea sf. Kendall was is Fl iae health,
and saiglts. He came ashore il, sailor AT
issss mel with most enthusiastic aud
welcome from bis numerous fond
and devoted friends in New Orleans.
1, is generally known here. that among
lshe unfortunate captives ofthis expedition.
was Joel T. Case. ESQ.,, of this city. aud
for considerably period, Editor ctthis pa
per. A letter was received from h!:n yes
ierday, by his brother 10 this city. He
writes thai he is still in chains. and how
long his captivity may endure, or what
may be his ultimate fate, depends entirely
on the dictuHs OF Santa Anna. He might
be shot, or released, OF otherwise disposed
of, the next or any approaching day-all
was doubt and gloomy uncertainty in re
gard TO his future destiny. Santa Anna
has recently released several Texans,
through the inierposition of persons with
whom hesmas acquainted in The United
States, and to whom he may have been
under some personal obligations. We
shall doubtless have full particulars by the
New. Orleans mail 10 day."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

Free NsgroeS.-The article Of our coz
respondent deserves serious consideration.
There is nn! in our State. worse, or more
dangerous class, with few honorable cx :
ccpIi"ns. than our free colourcd population.
Ii South Carolina intends To continue, as
she has been. n slave-hoiding State. both
interest and humanity require that there
should be uu u,inslirS OF free negroes and
-ss-r--r S5gy I0uE dSTIss
color marks the class, the condition of free
nrgroes, can never be materially different
from what i, is now. They have always
heen an idle. vicious and turbulent class.
and miusling with our slaves on the foot
lug of equality Us to color and rank. and
yet seemingly above them in their freedom
from compulsory labor, and The restraints
inciden, 10 bondage, a most peruicious in.
fucncc IS exerted by the free negro on the
slave. An influence n much a, war with
the real happiness Of the slave, as il is with
the intere SIS of the Master. We would not
presume TO dictate what should be done
by our Legislature, to remedy tho evil; bu,
that something should be done. we think is
most evideut.--T'emperQnce .4drocaic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

The following sentences were this day
passed. in The Court of Sessions.
J. n. Boyes. for receiving stolen goods
to receive 80 stripes on the lst Friday
in July.
II. Hines. for receiving stolen goods-to
receive 80 slri pes on The Is, Friday iu
July.
n. Hines, for the same oifence-io re.
ceive 20 lashes Oh the 18th of July.
Franklin Newton. for The same offence
--39 lashes on the lst of July.
Selling. same nfence-39 lashes on the
lst Of July.
T. Wi,tpen. same ofTence-39 lashcs on
the Isl Of July
Hodge. !or harhnring runaway slave
-S2OO fine, and 3 months imprisonment.
B r. Aicnder, for gnming-S500 fine.
and II months imprisoumeu,.-C Charleston
Patriot.
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Froza,b. G,oB, ofIob nh

The Bin refandiug TIE fine paid by Cen
erai JQeksoa al Ne1o Orleans Defeated.
The federal party in the Senate 10 day
contrived 10 defeat the bill Intended 10 re-
si=s
Gen. Jacssun for bis conduct al New Or
. leans. while voting for il almost 10 body.
The State legislatures, in The resolutions
which brought sllis bill into Congress, evil
deutiy shew their purpose Of juStiiyins The
course OF The General in declaring martial
law al New Orleans. They demanded
thai The 6ue should be restored, To vindi-
cate his lame from The dispersion Of the
judicial sentence. This was The scope OF
the " hole proceeding iu the State Legis-
laturcs and in Congress. For The last two
days, the effort in the Senare has been to
stick amendments 10 the bill, which, by
implication, would put nn Interpretation
on The act, that The body passing i, did noI
mean 10 take into consideration the right
or wrong of The judicia! conviction Of the
as a remission Of Gue-as an act oil grace
10 an old man, who might choose 10 leave
the pecuniary earnings of his life TO his
family, rather lhan IL the public Golfers
aud VINO would take, even coupled with
the expression that the Governments re
sisuing il. was not content 10 say nothing
about the Judicial sentence imposing il Il,
tie pencty Of crime, but with the decIar-
cd understanding that the sen,euce although
brought into view by The hill. was paIIer
that Congress would express no opinion
upon. This was an otliquc. but most
striking implication. lhul The Generals
course was no, jus,ihablr; because Con.
gress, 10 effect, exclude thai couclusIon.-
sir. Archer, hostile as he is 10 Gcucral
Jackson, said that this was an insul, 10 him,
which he would noI vote. IL could not.
therefore, be expected that his friends
would do il. The bill was rejected: every
democrat voting against 1.-THE federal
isis. 10 the main, for 1t. II was hoped by
us lha, Geu'l Jackson's adversaries would
seize the OCCASION 10 cvince n,aguanimi-
~ owe party spirit. The result Shove
that they cannot offer him even drink u:
water, in The last levcrish moments Of ex-
hausted nature, without putting poison
III II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

anticipating I'm Errnt.-S"me Of the
AlgTrs' butchers were anXious. last eve
uIps, To hring their beef over tn The First
Municipality market; but fearing it would
be thrown into The river Oh its landing as
il had been the previous 'ay-ihey ap-
piled to the Mayor for force 10 protect il.
He sent to The landing for that purpose
some Of the military; but The anti heeiin
,he-markei men crossed to the opposite
side, and there upset The boat. Sending the
beef floating down TO Slaughter House
Point. instead of 10 the Beef market.
P.eaynne, May %.
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Shar,.igls So

IpY girtneoi saAdry wfitsoE Fiesi F'a.1
AD cias, shall proceed 10 ssIIat Edge.
field Court Hogise, on.bs first Monday aud.
Tuesday OF Jaut aesis ,te foilowitis pFg-
perty:
Teancr Hueit vs. jesse 3 CHRISTIAN
ex'tr. of jesse Chrisfian, decd, ono hpa-:
dred and eighty acres ofIands mora or scsss
adjoining Spencer Boniware and othesss
levied on as the property Of Jesse ChfIsiIan,
deceased.
WIN. Buckhalter VS.. JamesIis ~
and James Morris. Senr., the tractof lard
where de(endan, lives.
Isaac 4. Hibler vs. NJ. /. Moscley, Jas.
Moseley, aud w. w. Williams, one thou
sand acres Of land, more or less, lying on
Bridge Creek, adjoining John Bausketr.
Edmund Kennedy. aud others, levied on
as The property Of w. ". Williams.
c. d. Elam vs.. Wm. 5. Howard, CT al.
five thousand acres Of land, more or less.
adjoining John Curry, r. Carter, and 9TH
crs.
George Busscy vs. Emerson Bassey.
The tract ol land where Z. Bussey now
lives.
Commissioners in Equity vs.. Lewis Ell.
zey, one thousand acres of land, more or
less. adjoining Thomas Morris, and others.
The some .s. .ibram Pond. 800 acres
of land. adjoining Thomas Morris and
others.
John S. Jeter VS.. R. w. Mathis and n.
Ramcy, The interest Of X. w. Mathis in
The PhGnix Stone Factory, which interest
is one-half from the frs, Of January 1912.
I'LL Isl January 1915, an uuexpired lease.
J. h. Wellsvs. Richard Key. Bryan &
Minor VS.. lbe same, one negro boy Wyatt.
G. l.. & K. Penn & Co. VS.. Stanmolc
d. Ryan, two negroes Louisa and Jinncy.
Daniel Boone vs.. John McCrary and
others. one negro woman Ruth, tho pro.
perry Of John McCrary.
A Donald. vs.. w. NJ. Tiusley, one sor-
rel horse.
Perry & Dozier VS.. William Christian,
two negroes Shade aud Allen.
Terms cash.
s. CHRISTIE. s. E. d.
May II, 1872. d Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

The Issue at Hand. The AhoIiipns,s
are about 10 hold great meeting in New
York NJ which the repeal Of the Union is To
he openly aud fully discussed. One OF tho
new Judges has lately given il in charge
10 the Grand Jury Of his Court TO have
them indicted for high treason, If they
dared thus TO strike at the constitution OF
the country. Without verturing any opin
ion on the particular poiui in question, we
will say ,ha, 1t is high time that these mad
and mischieyous men should DO brough, 10
their senses. The laws ought TO be vi,ldi-
Gated; for wiIhou, it liberty deeeuerates
into righteousness. These men, a few
years since, affected only to aim q, aboli
lion by moral moaus. They arc now The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
For ihe Adrertiser.

To THE TEAeaERs OF EpoxF,ELp DlsTRlcT.
Geaiiemen.-ffsgrei to learn. from the arti-
Gle in the las, Advertiser. over the signature OF
@. E. D.. that you, who reside in the country.
are too often subjected TO "greatinconvenrence,
,r:aale and vexatiop, from the inability Of pa
rents, to procure suitable books for their chill
dren." AS accord fully with The author OF The
article in the opinion. ,ha, this state OF things
"calIs loudly for remedy" and also tha, e j,
is in your power tn apply it." cordially APP
prove Of his suggestion far Convention Of the
Teachers in the District. |. therefore. very
cheerfully second the suggestion. aud prSpose
that Convention Of ali the Teachers in the
District be held a, The Court House o., Sa,ur.
day the 18th of this month. at 10 o'clock.
mention this early hour, as il may be proper to
appoin, committee to bring in lis, Il books
to be submitted ,o an adjourned meeting on the
same day.
Very respectfully.
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Extract efa letter Reee:sed in Charleston.


1.-THE small notes issued by The three
municipalities, have deprecated iu value,
and persons refuse 10 take them. The
Brokers have heen buying them at from
25 10 SO per cent. discount. Yesterday. u
mob of frui,erers abou, the market coIlec-
ted together. aud proceeded TO the Offices
ofthe Exchange Brokers aud demolished
their windows. at which there is always
show Of gold. silver, and unrurren, nun
ev. Several them were arrested, the
crowd Increased. aud tie Governor order
ell out the Legion, winch qaieIed every
thing.
~ is morning there is not a particle oi
meat. or any thing else for sale in the mar.
ke,. The butchers and others are deter
mined nnl lu hiring auy iI.ins in market un-
rll here is some arrangement made 10 re-.
deem hese otes."-- Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

Mail Steamer bet,oeen Charleston ana
Harana.--In the Sena'e OF the United
States. on the l0h inst, Mr. Calhoun pre-
sen,ed the ,nemosial of K. L. Morris, ask
ing the aidof Government TO construct a
steamboat TO he employed in The lranspor-
rauion of the mail aud ul passengers twice
mouth between Charleston aud Havana,
via 81. Augustine, Indian Key, and Key
West, which WAS referred 10 the Commit
tee on the Pos Office aud Pos, Roads -
Charleston Courier.
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core'pOHdenrcef efthe Boston .l,ias.
MAINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EASTER,
BnUHDARY.
HALLuwtLL. MAY 9, Is

t1ALLUwtLL. May y, Iof2
Grnl!emcn:-Thr Legislature pf Maine
met yesterday. The Members manifested
n good spirit A Committee of nine ou
the part Of the part oil the Senate, aud
thirteen on the parr OF The House. were
appointed ,n take intn consideration the
linEss ..aS'S-
Ted unanimously TO cho,s- Commissioners;
and by vote OF 1910 3, adopted q resolve
offered by Col. John Otis, OF The Srnn,e. to
give them full powers. The doings "f the
Committee will he ratified by the l. sr>
latuIe. Four Com nmissinmers are 10 be de
signaicd--,wo from each nf the political
parties. Every thing is as ii should be.
Yours IN haste.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

Hap Storm The Christian Fadez. Of the
9th ult. says:
"a very severe hail storm passed over this
place, on The l-lh inst. dong snine dam-
aye 10 The corn thar had arrived ta any sizc,
and ssrewing the ground with leaves. One
OF The 'stones" picked up some time after
il fell. weighed between 90 aud 100 grs..
and we are told. that one measured more
than 3 inches in circumference.
ave are happy to learn that it was not
very extensive. and that the crops, SO far
as heard from, have received no material
injury"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

Dahlias.-Wc Iwere favored yesterday,
with an elegant bouquet of DahIias, from
The garden of Mr.. J. ID. Lesare, charming
The eye with rich aud numerous variety
OF brrlinn, dies. Ills Agricultural Rcposi.
tory on East Bay. presents other specimens
of this beautiful plant.-ChGr. Cogr.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, }
DisTAICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY

WATHEREAS Samuel Trowbridse. late a
w Merchant Of Montgomery. Alabama.
cow teacher at Greenwood, in Ahbeve Dis
tric,, in the State Of South Carolina, hath filed
a petition praying that he nsy be declared n
Bankrupt. pursuant, 10 the Act Of Congress Of
s pniss and aS6, fs
the benefit OF the said act, this is To give notice
ofthe said Petition. and that hearing thereof
will ba had before the Honorable Robert q.
GilrhrIr,, Judge ofthe said Court, at Cour, TO
be holden at thu Federal Court House. in Char
lesion, on Monday the thirteemn day Of June
next. al eleven o'clock A. ~. at which, place
and time all persons interested may appear and
shew cause, ifany they have, why the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
Charleston 10Th day of May. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. CleTk.
May 25 81 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

Mitchell The Forger.-The N. Y. Cou.
rier says.-"The argument in TIE case oi
tho Ex Hon. Charles F. Mitchell. convc-
ted ol forgery. aud now out upon bail, was
called on 10 the Supreme Court yesterday,
when no counsel appearing TO oppose, the
Court on molten OF Mr. Whiting, ordered
that new trial be denied, and that The
Cour, of General Sessions proceed 10 sen
lence the prisoner. II might have been
added, when they catch him
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

FIR on The Raii Road.-A fire occurred
this morning on The Auburn aud Ruehes.
ter Rail rnad, three miles east Of Canaan.
dalgna, IN one uf the baggage cars contain
ing the Utica and Syracuse baggage, en-
tlrely destroying The car md contenls.-
The principal sufferers are hIr. Daniel
WEIGH, of Rochester. He lost trunks
and one hae filed with valuable goods aud
clothing. he estimates his loss at 500.
Nlr. Bucan. Of Auburn. Mich. | trunk.
goods. papers aud clolhins. 500.
Mr.. Stouc Of Locking, trunks.
Mis-. Rosiua Clark, OF Utica, eiimatcd
loss $500.
Gen. Davis was among the sufferers.
Mr. Humphrey, the Bank Messenger, aud
Pomeroy & Co.'S. Express entirely esca
ped by the trunks being in the Albany
crates.
The origin of The fire is uakuown.-Ro-
chester Democrat.
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THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT, .
DisTRIcT OF SnuTB CARoLI.A. (
IN BANKRI PTCY.


WAHEREAS William Campbell. Planter.
Wv Of Abheville District. and State Of
South Carolina, hath filed a petition praying
tina, he may be declared Bankrupt, pursuant
10 the Act Of Congress Of the United States,
made. and now in force. concerning Banluupts.
and thai he may have the beneht OF the said
act; this is 10 give notice Of the said Petition.
and tha, hearing thefeofwill be bad before the
Honorable Robert B. Gilchrist. Judge Of the
said Court, n, Court TO be holden al the Fed
eral Court House. in Charleston. on Monday
the thirteenth day of June next, at II o'clock.
A. NJ. n, which place and time oil persons in
teres,ed may appear and shew cause, if any
they have. why the prayer Of the said petition.
er should not be granted.
Charleston. 2lst day OF April, 1912
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
May IS 8, II
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o. The Members Of the EDGEFIEl.D
BAPTIST BIBLE SOCIETY. are request.
ed to meet in the Baptist Meeting House on
Saturday the +ll June. at O'Clock. A. ".
may IS 2t II
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Notice.

STRAYED from the subscriber abou, tho
- lst inst q dark brown or brindIel no horn
ed COW, large size, and her calf Also small
sized spotted COW, has been missing for abou,
IL months II they are marked, il is cross
and under bit in the right ear, and swallow fork
10 The left. Any information respecting them
will be thankfully received by the suLlscrig,zr.
SAMUEL STEVENS.
Hamburg. lG,l, May, 1912.
may % i7g
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open advocates Of dissolution ofour noble
Uniou. The sacrifice oil The past, The
peace of the present, and he interest ol
the future demand that they be arrested IN
their icked ani reckless crusade. liza
few Of their leader, we're hanged, ihc
rest would perhaps learn to attend 10 their
own business, and leave their neighbors at
peace. We trust that The most prominent
amongs, them may yet be brough, 10 con-
disn punishment,-Sav G,orgian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

Gen. Scou.-rhis is about the busiest
gentleman just about this time, that we
know Of. A, Washington, he is busy eve.
ry hour, writing letters, receiving visits, aud
planning not u military. buI polilica!
campaign. Three times week, or AS Of
ten as he eau get listeners, he fights ovrr
again the ba'lle Of Lundy's Lane. He goes
tochurch ola Sunday -aud does everything
whirh he fancics may win him golden
opinions. In short, he has fully deter
mined TO be candidate for The Presidency.
al the next election.-N. Y. arena.
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Very respectfully,
Edgeds!d o.H. S c.. Is, June, 1912.

The Washington correspondent, of the Char
lesion Mercury. under date of the slsi ul,. says:
"The difficulty between Aessrs. Wise
and Stanley has been amicably arranged,
''iu manner honorable to all parIies."-
Mr.. Wise having given bonds mas preclu-
ded from leaving the District. and he there
fore gave Mr.. w. Cosl johnson full pnwer
to act for him inths premises. Mr, J ac.
cordingly left the city, and by friend
entered into correspondence with the
friend of Me-. StanIy, and this resulted in n
challenge from the latter. which was accep.
ted. By the in,erposiri"n Of rn utaai friends,
however, the challepgc was- ssiihdta@n
for the purpose Of explanaiiuu. MIR. Stan
iey's freud declared that the ios,ling uf
horses oa the road from the race course,
was altogether III, result Of accident. Mr..
Johnson's friend then begged pardon for
the Gaming which had bee:, administered
TO Mr.. S,anly. aud the affair was amicably
terminated. Mr.. Staniy is expected TO
return from bis campaign this evening"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

The 81 Louis papers of the la,h ult states
,ha, L. w. Boggs. late Goveruar of Michigan,
was wounded on the evening orihc 9th ult,
while sitting in room in his own house. at In
dependence. The wound it is feared will prove
ansr,al. A reward is offered for the assassin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

The Railroad Car Mannfac,ory, owned by
Mr., Osgond Bradley, at Worcester, Mass, was
consumed by FIRE on the 10Th uli. Two cars
jus, completed for the Lowell road. valued at
$1,000 each, were destroyed.