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A CARD.
sOth May, tst3.


To those in toaNi Of Bargains in Men and Fa-
shiondbte DRY GOODS, ofsuperior quality,
D-AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL On
CROUCH, BROOKS d HUDSON have Just
~ received their SECOND suPrLN or STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS sosso. purchased
many a, prices e Aat sisr fsis hare Asrs Seoz sod
A's and they cous Of establishing
those who favor them They solicit
examination of their stock by Dry Goods believing
confidently that for ra' style and e II Is not surpassed "
oSsa) by any city they Pegr
tAsseires CHEAP CASH. any regular
Virginia The following list eomprcs Of the Goods
BLEACIID AND BROWN poMEsrICs. DRILLINcs AND
COTTON oZNABuRGS.
$50 bales and embracing the approved styles nom the
Northern AMI Virginia aciorissal widths ftom - inches
yanaD prices from yard thu best quality
ENGLISH FRENCH. SWISS and AMERICAN PRINTs-isoo
pieces upwards OF 200 yar embracing all the newes, styles
atS,e, o. 10. ~ and 10 cents and finer
No lie Rhncs Silks, luse ,and
very heavy quality iron, sS to 40 inches wide
Superior plain stripe Black silks ~ inches
Rich ombrr Stripes plaid figured and change dc Sole and Glaze
shs-taTe and beautiful patterns
Striped nj figured white saiins
Rich printed Balzonc paorine Musns rouard silks and print
cd ChuEans-new patterns
Black white silk Hosiep-rar u-r'u.ny Aosry
Rich neck. cap aud bonnet Ribbons
Superior ed and silk handkerchief for gentlemen. large
and many patterns
Plain and figured Satin vesngs slk scrses. Sewing sIks
Einbroslrr siks Cauina SIX Nets aud Fringcs for do
BomaEnes Black Chae Npaeha Luircs and raraeta Cloths
mourning.
LACE GOODS
I.isc and Thread Laees lnscrings AMI Edgings
Maltese and other style white and black Ne Tor Capes
Wells and Cariinas-al styles
CLOTHS. CASsIMEREs AND GAMBRooNS.
French Cloths AMI single mill Cassineres
Ncloris Grci and Drab lie Eta, tot do
Medium black drah green
SILK warp Cashmlrci very fine quality
Gamhtoons from SOC. to 81 - pcr yanl
Superior uncssc Rarnslcy shcctnr yariswtlr
Diapers and pamAsSs Linen Dnnss ami Linen Lawns Huek
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RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
Hours for Departure and after July 23rd
NAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond At past r. VI. I'm,
Leaves Petersburg At Tas; 4. VI. '
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond at before L AN MI, ..,-, .,t..
Leaves Petersburg ats \. ". ' 'F'
FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond past 10 \. VI. Mondays Wednesdays and
Leaves Petersburg past =. VI. Fridays
30 Passage sI-Chren ami Servants hah prec-2j cents
when paid IN the Cars
Oiire L. & 7. r. T. -
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"a t'SsINSs GOODS CHL.N:i .fND QUEENSH.fRE-
~ an portion spring supply OF the abovr
AMI dahl expecting per ship Margaret Fobc direct
manufacturers additional supply patterns Table
China &c making altogether well selected stock and csra
be goods Also French German American plain
AMI pd English plated Casters
all szes stone Ware For prices
cash punctua credit ely and country dealers
examine. WM. Z. BUTLER,
NH - doors he Tavern
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Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad 81
4. NJ reach the Junction breakfast, and thence
proceed together with passengers arriving At the June
A-l=t the North. the LonSa Railroad 10 Cor
sJtsS4 tnnsvir andhcnce stages TO charlottesville, reach
Charlottesville by T. NJ. and Cockcs Is mikes
West hy Leave Cookies by daylight,
the Ruc Ridge Stauniun by 10 \ VI
The Guyauotc line leaves Samtona II \ W reaches clover
Dale by and leaving there day hight reaches
the Warm Springs breakfast AMI Caagl1s To dinner ami
White sulphur r. NJ LSwi-huts by T. NJ
the ~ y - hours the by lyuch5ug The
whole less and the week dys
The Natural Bridge Line Staunton IucSy, Thurs
Saturdays DC irni,hcl
IL \ NJ reaches Lexington by night leave next morning at
day light and the Natural BRIDGE 10 breakfast wrrc
amer dinner ana reach nhrcu> Sgin by
night; leave amer breakfast reach taashans 10 lin
and The White Sulphur Spring. by = NJ ANoipi>o MONT
The roads splendid and fall AMI the and
coaches ~ Is fine heretofore.
These Lines the Main Mail Routes AMI Passengers have
ference all Others eng paiHi.
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4 REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

MIMI DLLNNINu To 'IUI HLRN.
NE. PARRIss CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sY-
~ RiP FOR CHILpE=S CUrTING TEEm.
To othas aHd NsrseThis iuabe remedy has preserved
hundreds % Chrru when thought recovery commissions
~ the syrup rubbed child
TIN. preparation "eaciou and pleasant
child Will refuse let gums BE- rubbed When infants
tn; u four months though appearance or teeth
bottle % te syrup should De @ gums ocn pores,
Parents shoui Dee syrup nursery
there young children; for a child wakes the -t with
pains the the yrip immediately by opening
AMI healing the thereby preventing Commissions, Fe
Sc- To be had OF
PEYTON JOHNSTON, Agent.
10 Richmond VI
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TINHE OF appsatu- invented by Thompson
lunbu~ Ohio for the Of fOpsu worthy
They have proved ecaeou. wherever
no, themselves claims TO .1geoy over any other instruments
which have been offered the profession
TN Pstvc coRssr radically cure. rrop-u. uer readily adj
us and without any PATIENT
they differ essentially from anirss having springs
% AupoASAt B,NnAaE worn during the period OF rcst,,on or
AFTER delivery gives great relief to the patient and the
| eutrenec of rroap~us.
III, knowledge subscribers where the
Of instruments this character prevented
high prices dulnd-iuiueed them arrangements
with he pNcntcc enables them put Price
others An only the required
vince OF their efficiency and superiority.
! ma 10 ALIEN. DUvAL n GO.
| Ladies', tscau,ifuI Co,orcd Isu.kin..
V9TE particularly solicit
and cheap JUDAH MYERS a CO.
ma ~ Fashionable and Cheap shoe Dealers
MsC,.rdy's superior Morocco walking Shoes.
kAE have hand the above very superior
JUDAH MYERS 4 co.'s.
! SIX thousand lbs "Mountain Bacon
~ 500 lbs Mountain Land just received and for sale by
ma ~ BROWN n TAYLOR.
! MUSLIN Hand. 4 Muslin Triming~-R. ~ Jc-.
Needle worked Muslin pcne. D. and
higher Also Muslin Eeng and inng Capes and Collar Grca,
| bargains to be had in the above articles. INA
NATIONAL PORTRAIT
GALLERY VOLS. FOR SALE CHEAP.
- with copy OF the National Portrait gallery vols vo
sendy bound in Turkey Morocco containing $50 fine
fofifaits 81 the The sub
serbcrs 10 this work Sis for the II
DIAPER nANGINGs-we have received a nn beautiful
OF American PAPER HANGNGS which will be sold
cheap Zap 27l SMITH. DRiNkER MORRIS.
TINO EARuERS.-The pa,cnee has consigned to us a Min
Tor the purpose of grinding ami cat meal by hand We
solicit call from farmers and others feel satisfied that the
simplicity and convenience united with the low Of the
aPI-,iT BROWN 4 TAYLOR.
BROWN SIIIRTlNGS AND SHEErlNGS.
WE have full supply of the above Goods,
from the various Virginia aciorcs Also Northern sheet
approved constant, supply
lau"ra Svnrs. pronounced BE- the best shcctng made
the l. states. For sale Nery .'N by
ar' HENr. KENDALL 4 NrwATER.
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
APOTEsEIiIsS tND DRUGGIST,
IL As Just received large and well selected
stock OF Drugs Medicines Paints OILS, Dye stuff, &c
which he offers city country puncu-
al customers at asow lower than they be- purcha
si IN the city Dealers requested TO examine hts stock
ap I PENToN JOHNSTON.
StGAH.-wool~sy woolscys Sugar just
- received AMI for sale by
aPi-,ilw BROWN TAYLOR.
NEW Crop itio CoIfec-5o lag, new crop CoFte
" receiving for sale. DUNLOP, MoNCuRE n go.
snCtiatD GRASS >iED.-A fresh supply sale
NH - WILLIAM PALMER.
ISnA DOZEN PALM LEAF. together with a large a--ou-
SDOO ment OF LE'iIIORN HATS just received and
by W. =. r. CARPENTER,
mr3o Under the Exchange Reading Room.
ADDS EsoOK Apui received Tor Subscribers.
- ap 10 SMITH, DINNER * MORRIS.
NEAR 500 PACKAGES OF DRY
GOODS.
I'VE have received, within few days past,
w large and choice assortment of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Cheaper certainly than before them. and
therefore prepared to offer Inducements oil
ap5u F & J. :. JAMES Co
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RICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROADS..
LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines To charlottesville. Sfaunton. Ey hburg
md the Virginia Springs.
REDIrCED RATES,

NIGHT TR.IgELLLNI7 .fTOTDED-,fND GREfTLr ~
CREASED EXPEDITIONS
VGNHE Public are hereby informed. that on and
Il amer July Fare between Richmond and Char
o,eve viii be - 50 y Fare staunon -. Fare To Lynch
burg 81 From Junction sunton So So From Junction Char
iotesVilc -
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GEORGE W, GRETrER,

EUST received by recent arrivals the following
- very superior Ladies, Misses
Chrcns and slippers, which shall be sold unusually
Ladies BIN lasting Buskins
DO. Pine Morocco w. Buskns.
DO DO. Kid thin sole Do.
Do DO. PARIS coouTcd DO.
Misses French Morocco button slippers
DO. DO. Buskins
10. Coloured Do
Ciilircns French Morocco welt Buskin-
DO. and hid DO. and Slips
DO Coloured DO. DO. and ANGLE
hand general assortment ~ Ladies I'D and No
Slip Bukins French thick Tim
cfs Of Of Ladies Shoes
variety. among which u1y he found beautiful
Moroccoan of which VIII he made or,
q very superior style, and the shortest notice
Carpet Bags Backing, and Shoe Brushes ~ Ter
below former prices ma a. NIL.
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ItSI Pubiished--lhc Fortunes Ol ilcCtUr - d.
- Hauofsn and Man MaIk ANTONY O-rooc BY William "
Maswtn ao of Stories o. Nsicrloo Wild sports n e Wet
&C. rsap edition In volume Of az pages pscs-prcc 80
s1ceecied In awakening no Uncomfortable
Of nieres The personase introduced The cinmeesaft
With rofous hand Gc clear headed piutc colo
nr hearted Father uouluick and he heos foster
tihe Maf ANTONY ofo1ic broth 90 boy ~ tun ant fight
lnfafc sl dawn Ito Tee tho bet uf 100 ue sh 0ncs
on 81 gint nu dioncy snd wit ior saie hy
pa SMITH DINNER MORRIS.
FAMILY CARRIAGE.
FIRST RATE hand which has been well kept
spiS FRY CO
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Apo,heeary aod Chemist. u street. sioekoe q


NEW BOOKS, Nav 81
RANDOLPH has received Dissertation on 'ho do
- of fIe Maxlau SINUS i} g. D. Hiffs w. H. ~ IT, D.
rf1toaaaf 0f Dentistry, BALTIMORE
History OF Couerrss Exhibiting Classification u lc proceed
inrs Of ue Senate and 49, of Representative.
No Muuay's Encyclopedia 81 Geography.
f,sa.rrs rrrraution. v1ls so cts %
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VIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks oilic

VlRGlNlA-At rules held i'm the Clerks office
ofhe Superior Chanecr Richmond Circuit III,
third day oi July, ist1
Daniel L. Miller and John Cooper partners trading
under III. htn OF Miller Il Cooper, ftfs,
Sarah Haney. and other Dcns
The defendant above named her
and given according the
Of this Court aud appearing by evidence she Is moi
inhlhitaht of this Commonwealth ordered That . al,
defendant the Moud,,
IN October and bill OF the plaintiff that COP,
Of this order be forthwith newspaper published In
the City Of Richmond and ls~d Al IA,
from, door of the Capitol in City.
Copy-r-ste:
mo
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NIRGINIA:-At Rucs ia the Clerks ohiee OF the sup
etor Court of Chancery the Richmond Circuit the third
DAY IT July. lsl1.
Thonus u. McGchce, phf
Against
Robert a Bailey AMI Mace Fitzgerald partners under the
Inn Bailey Fitzgerald ami Joha Gotn OF Edmund
Baiy, drcd, D,0.
The defendant Robert \. Bailey having appear.
anee AMI Swing security according Assembly and the
hes OF TINS Court aud appearing by satisfactory
he not an nhabiiant of this Commonwealth ordered That
ue Sad defendant do hse the Rules on thu
hfst Monday IN October next and the bill pln
that of this order be newspaper
Published in the City OF Richmond
Iad at the front door ri the Capitol the city
A Copy-Tcste
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A FEW bushels prime mountain Cloyerseed rsalc by
n jeg GEO. w. GRFsTTER.
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Superior unircsscd Irish Linens pansly Shcctnr yarls wc
hacks. Sc. mn
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WIN. B. HARDWOOD.
CHEMICAL REMEDY FOJ HEAU-ACDE.

TVNHE great superiority of ibis preparation of.
cure Head ache, addition ~ d. certainty c0u.t-
p lie being an external application d. which ur.l
effects consequent ulout Internal administration
dcinc avoided To ladies and Others whD abal suffer
from those distressing headache which usually a
fncdr win prove invaluable account n great mpy ~
thc patient sfnot n'1u'an'ou. Physicians will
-. - - -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

In BGnkruptcy.-ilrs Honor Judge
Gilchrist pronounced an important decis-
ion, yesterday, in the y. s. District Court
in the case o, the Assiguees of M'Dowall
a bill had been Gled nrhe Comet Of Chan.
ccry for Charleston District. 10 nreclo.c
mortgage given by the bankrupt to Sc
vcrai OF the banks; aud another bill wus
filed by the assignee, 10 tho u. 5. Dis,ric,
Court. 10 Sci aside The mortgage as an il.
legal preference andcr the EanSrupr Act,
snd 10 enjoin the foreclosure in the Stat.
Conrt. His Honor ruled, !. In opposition
10 Judge, NJ, ,Rinley, in Louisiana. Than
thai one claiming lien, valid under a
State law and saved hy the Bankrupt .AcI.
claims independently Of the acl and
no, under the act. 9. That rhe iuris
diciion Of the Federal Courts, in all cases
arising under the Bankrup, Act, is not ex.
elusive, not being SO rendered by The ex-
press isrms of The ac,. and il is .ouIy ex.
elusive in certain specific cuses, where.
under The terms Oi the acl, The exercise Of
oiier Jurisdiction would be incomp. tiblc
with the jurisdiction ot' the Federal Courts.
S.Thnt the jurisdiction of tie Federal
and State Courts is concurred for the
lriui Of questions al l'irauduIen, conveyance
or illegal preference uudcr The Bankrur,
Act. 1. That in maueis of concurrent iu.-
isdiscliou the Courr. which first takes Coz.
nizance Of The question or case. keeps il
and by this rule, lie jurisdiction Of The
State Court. in The present. case. prevails.
). Thai. in proper case, however, suiturs
may he ebjuineG from proceeding in the
State Couris.
We shall publish the decision, al length.
fur the Information Of. The profession and
the public generally. The cause was ar.
eued 6y Mcssrs. Yendun and King. for
the Assignces-and by Nlessrs. Memmin.
ger and Walker, for the Banks.--Char-
lesion Courier.
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commercial.
HAMBugo. June y

HAMBURG, June -.
Cotion.-Our Cotton market is rather dull
to-day. although prices are about the sa,ne as
last week. nor laYe We noticed any change
during the pas. SIX days The article comes
in slowly, aud we do not look for large tus-
ness until the fall market opens. Prices range
from 10 81 Cts. according TO quality; but an
extra choice lot woulh.command something
more Principal safes 81 to 81 cts.
Exchange. the NORTH par TO per cent.
prem. On Charleston, Savannah aud Coluun.
bia pal.
FfeiyLis.--Pcr rail road 30 cts. per bale to
Charleston. and by boats IS cents per hale ioi
Cotton as per steamer kcrsliaw's list, of Satur-
day. To Savannah 80 c.s per bale.
More attention Is brginring to be paid TO
freight by boats 10 Charleston than Tor some
time past. which shohid be strictly adhered To.
as shippers wil! do nucl, better by boats.''--
Journal.
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ArGus1A. IIlIin -


Co,ion-We have very lIule 10 say about
onr mia:Sct: very little has hecn dung since
our la., review None of The article is offer
ing. and nnnc arrivi"grvort uicnrionug, con-
sequeniiy no operations TO nny eAt"n, have
taken place. The last accounts from LIVER
pool nave had no influence on our market.
owing Ia. the scuu,y supply for safe. We con-
time our former qno'auo.s. Tough they are
with difficulty obtained. Extrenie:pr,ceS IL 10
Z cen,-; the sales we ha. c heard Of were made
ai 5 tn 81 and cents.
E1etange-We have no rhaagc To notice in
our money marset. Snrtherh exchange con-
iinus nt the same rates, par I, per cent. -prm.
The demand IL moderate. and met readily By
sellers. CentTal Bank notes are srn,cc. at 3
IN I2i per cent. discount, Tier" is no 8 per
cent. bonds offering. Yesterday Is ceh.s to
the dollar WIS Offered for Il par cent. bonds,
which, aic scarcc.-CoastitufioGdl,S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

lrheat Crop in tse Rest.-1'he editor of the
Bnifalo Gazette has seen Ie,,c,s from Northern
Illinois. Wisconsin and Michigan. They all
represent the wheat upon tbc ground us com
ing on 6nely. and piessn,iug the appearance
of larger average crop per acre than has e, or
been realized before. Ia Wisconsin il is es,i.
mated that nearly double the quantity will he
produced this year thar was last More grc,lnd
has been sown than heretofore. but considera-
BILE quantities will be required for consump, ton
by The new comeS-,hs large rutnber OF emf
grants who have goae thi,her ,hia season
Therefore. the increased surplus for export.
viii no, be as large as the increased prodrc
tion. The same is the case, 10 some extent.
with northern Illinois. But fiom Michigan
we may expect to receive much more than we
have thisyear
We have been informed that the whea, crop
aof'hc South this year. exceeds any within ,he
memory of the oldes! inhabitants, we therefore
have hope. ,ha, through The in,ucdia,e utter.
farenee ola kind providence. tina, the article Of
Bread. mas a, Ieas, during the coming year
be within The reach Of the poar. notwi,hs,and
ing the hard times"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Rho Says '.Prot.ctioa" hour "a CO..
temporary states that on the LIST day Of
February, a new pattern of. Mouselines dc
Lrines arrived n, New York, and was
offered by The importer n, IA cents per
yard by tho case. The agent or Rhode
Island calico printing establishment for.
warded piece OF the new style Of goods
10 Providence The day after their arrival,
and in sixteen days be had the same style
Of goods and OF equal fabric in Now y iork.
selling N ten ccn'sp per yard. The manu
facturer had bu, twelve days To engravc
the new pattern on copper cylinder from
which lhe engraving was raised on steel
cylinder, then hardened and ready for i'm
preston; the compound Of ingredients for
color discovered by chemical experiments
the rloih printed, dried and cssed for
market. And yet, some mon. talk Of
Protection :" for our manufacturers.
Pshaw they want no projections" Give
them ''far field aRd no lavar." and they
nil ahundan,'Y protect themselves
Phila. Syi.i. efths Times.
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Ike Bleqt crep,-The Grecnyile Mountain ga
ecr, of the 30th ult, states thai tho farmers ia
this vicinity have nearly inished harvesting
their Wheat. and more bonn,ifal crop. Or
more beautiful grain, we never saw. Several
samples have been sen, us. which cannot be
surpassed by that produced upon the famous
prair:es of the West.
The cassville Pioaeer of,ite :S0sh n!t. says:
The crops have never looked better, except.
ing oats, which we are told, are not as good Us
common. Our .Rimers are BOW getting OIL, a
lager wheat crup than has even before been
raised in this country, aud we have no doub,
bu, wha: purchasers vii! DC able 10 huy Hour AZ
two dollars per hundred. The corn eroPs
never looked more promising; in fact. to use
the expression Of veteran farmer, our coun-
rry, in the corn line. has good deal the APP
,earance Of "Old Kain,uck." The cotton
crop has the organ of so-ahead-iiivcness fully
developed, and will no doubt gladden. our iar-
mers hearts by good yield ofpeunds to the
acre"
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The first four Of these scullcmon were CON-
batan,s a. Lexington and Concord; sir. John.
son also at Bunker Hill. and the next eleven
likewise helonged TO The ,rnups who 81 gallant.
ly held The slight and Temporary re1oub, n.
gainsi the regular forces Of Britain. The others
took part IN some one or more engagements
during the Revolution. Capt Josiah cicve-
land, above mentioned. was hu, ouiy a, Bun.
kcr Hill bu, in the battles u, Hacrlern Heights.
White Plains. Trenton. Princeton. Mon,nouit.
and Yorktown. at the capture Of Cnrnwaliis
tie entered MS n volunteer under Col Putnam.
and was afterwards in Sullivan's Brigulr.
he was born IN Canterbury CT. Dec 3. 1853.
and now resides III Tioga county. New York
He ha' performed journey of over four hun
dgcd miles TO attend this celebration.
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lEAD llUAkTLK-,

COLUMBIA, 18th June, 1913.
OKpgr, No.
TgSiiE following REGIMENTS wil, parade
d. for Review aud Drli at The tunes and
places herein stated, viz:
The 2ItI, Regiment at marlborough. on
Saturday. the :..Jli oi July ncxt.
The 2iin Regiment n, Tie u-ual parade
ground, "n Tuesday liIe j., Of Angus, next
The both .tesincnl al ChcsieryilIc, OH Thurs
day riie 3rd Of .Augrs,
ii', 27ih ltesnue:rt n, Rich Hill on Saturday
the 9th o: August
The iGih Res,ncnt NJ Ebcnczcr, Oh Tues
day the eth vi August.
The 3itl, Regimen, Il, forkyiIIc, Oh Thus
DAY the i0,ll of August,
The 5lh Regiment III Limestone Spnn.s,
on Saturday the Eth OF August.
the Both RcgimeHt near Union CT. House
Oh Tuesday the 10Th ol August.
Tie 4o'h Rlgimcnt.a; The Barni Factory, on
Saturday the l9in of August.
The a5i" Begiurnrat Timmons' old field on
Tuesiay TIC 22nd of August.
The is Leg .insui at Bru,on's, on Saturday
The 2o;h Of August.
TIE ''d Regiment at Toney'S old Store, OH
Tuesday tic 2J!n Of fAngus,.
:. The 5ih 'srslnen: at liuntc, s, on Thursday
the Us, Of August
The 2nd Regiment 4, Halls on Saturday
the 2nd Of September.
The i2nd Regiment, at Siiu,ous, on Tuesday
tbs 9TH Of September.
The 4th Regiment a, Virronnes. on Saiur.
day Tie 9th OF September.
The et, Resimen; a, Monow's old field, on
Thursday the lsuh Of september.
The 6,i' Regiment At Loma1's, on Saturday
The 10Th oi Scpic,,.ber
Thu 9Th Gns,men, ul Loves, OIL Tuesd:.y y
the l9tL Cf September.
The, ltth Regiment at Richardson's. or
Thnrsdny the 2ist of September:
The 9Th regiment at the Oh! Wells. on Sa
uirday the 23d oil September.
The Commissioned and uou,comm,.s:ou,t
officers will asseuihIe ut i!,rir respective Reci
mental muster grounds, Tor drill and INSTRUCTION
on the day prsyions ~ ,hsir review.
The iiajor Gcnnrals and Brighter Gene
rails will. with their suite attend the review.
within their commands.
The Brisadier Generals are. charged w,ti
The extenli1n Of this o,der SO far as relates Il
their respective BrIsades.
BY order OF the Commando. .ir chief:
J, ". CANTEY.Adj,. &. Insp. Gen.
Dp T" he pnbiishedin all The papers located
within The Brsadcc. ordered out for Ioview
and I" continue nn!ii the reviews are over.
June S23 l& q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

French Opinion Of ne Repeal Agita-
tion.-The NGtioact publishes 4 summary
Of tho proceedings Of The Repeai Asso-
citation, in Dublin; and observes that
though Mr O'Coune!l is pacifcaIly in
clined, the. enemies Of Ireland are no, so.
England is 4 jealous conjurer, " hich will
not suffer that her victims Sill break her
chain. She conqaet rod Ireland. aud she
holds her oppressed poor attached to her
power by the heaviest chains. She has
imposed on Ireland her laws, her arisrn.
cracy, her territorial constitution. aud the
dominion Of her clergy. IL is 10 this at.
mosphere. without mir ahd wirhou, sun,
and al~ays in'ligenr aud il her heart re-.
"olts. 1t her vaiian, population eudeavor
TO break her Chains, The cannon are ready.
and the war Of ex,ermiua,i,n will NOT lons
be delayed. Such al present is her situa-
tion. II mus, lead, sooner or later. 10 a
dreadful crisis. lie, ireland prepare for
for il !! Justice. right. and Europe are on
her side. Nations will join in the contest.
and wherever humanity isrcspecied. arden,
prayers will be offered for the success of
The cause Of Ircland which is the cause Of
an oppressed people. Such is The or:aicn
Of Frcrcha,eu.