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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29
NOEIGe.

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I'D ANhWAYlrpih the subscriber. the 18Th
EG inst, my boy TUT.F,iI is about Is or
20 years Of age. slim madc,i long legs. :ani.io-
cradle tall, walks rather stiff and warblingy hy
having the Rheumatism in lis, hips; his ap M.
rel lnot exactly known. when he went nlii he
had on white honespliu. clothes, a salinet pair
of pantdoons,,a n black lnr hat, n pair of boots,
footed almost new. He issnppossed Ii, have
carried offn bay. Horse. andwus gou sadiiea and
bride, belonging to WIN. Holmes; theIfiprse
has large blaze in his face, ;snine. .o(liishiud
feet white if not aIl has on three shoes, one Off
behind. Said boy made a start once before,
andwhen takenlp he had in his .pnssessinn a
free pans written bv himself, stating that the had
permission to hire his own:,ime, and called his
name John; have do donbrbutthdt heihas
similar one with hiIppwri,ten himself or
some while persons Hessis my carriage driver
and hnsller, and was born and raised in the finn
lily. lam no, aware Of his direction, but have
feason.to believe he has beat his; course for u
free State Any person apprehendiiig raid boy
and putting him ID Jail, or delivering him tuthe
subscriber. living on,Scott'snRoad;;, 10 miles
west Of Edge6eld C. H., s. C.;@illbe literally
rewarded, and allreasonabIe expcncns pads,
IEYETT5 5HD DMES.,i
Letters addressedtn Colo, Spring P. Office,
Edgefeld. S, CIVIL be promptly attended 10.
Novr.22 ~ - 81 43
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PICKED BEEF. Picked PORK,
AND WHITE BEANS.
EIHOR sale by II. "A. KENRTCK..
q Hamburg. Nov. 25 If a
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
N NJ. C.. .FREELAND. who has been
eg O arrested, and is now confined within
the bounds oflhe Jail Of Edgefeld District by
virtue of capias ad satsfaciendum, AT the suit
ofO. II. Lee, having filed his petition, with
n schedule OH oath. Of his whole estate and ef:
fe:ts, with the purpose of obtaining the bene-
fit Of The Acts Of the General Assembly, CON-
monty called the Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given. that tile peii-
ton of the said J. NJ G. Freeland. will be
heard and considered in the Court Of Common
Pleas for EdgcicId District, at Edeefeld Conrl
House, on lie second Monday OF Marchnext, or
on such herday as the Court may order, dur
ing he,erm. commencing on the second Monday
IN March next, at said place; and'all the Gre
ditnrs of said J. ". C. Freeland are hereby
summoned personally or by attorney, then and
there. in said Court, to shew cause, if any they
can, why the benefit OF the Acts aforesaid
slionld not be granted to the said j. M, c.
Frecland upon his executing the assignment re
9uIred by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, C. E. D.
Clerks Office.
Nov. % 3m A
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AUGUSTA, Nrv. 23.

AUGUSTA, Nrv. %.
Cotlon.--The receipts during he week
have heen moderate, with the exception
of Saturday and Monday, when they were
pretty large. The market on Friday aud
Saturday last exhibited much activity,
and though there has been less doing
since, still we cannot note any change in
prices which rer ain firm al our las! week s
quotations, from 81 TO "a. We learn that
S cents was offered and refused. few
days since, Tor a very fins LOT of square
packages. Principal sales have been made
at from IT to u CENTS Constitutionafst.
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Died, in this village, on the 23rd inst, Of
Consumption, Nh GEORGE DEnBY, aged about

Died, in this village, on the 23rd inst, Of
Consumption, Mr. GEORGE DERRY, aged about
40 years. .-f
MIR. Derby was stranger. who had been IN
our village but ii few months. in which time he
had gained the, respectaud esteem of all those
with whom he had any dealings, lie was II
nlemter of N. York Lodge, No 10. L. .. o. F.,
and it may be gratifying 10 his friends and the
brethren Of the Lodge Of which he was wor-
thy member.-to know. that although there was
no Lodge, belonging to the Order in the village,
his was attended To during his illness by the few
brethren ofthe Order that resides here, and in
tered in a respectable manner, nnder their di.
reclion. attended by a large number Of citizens.
u Charleston and N. York Papers please
copy.
Died. at his residence in this District, on the
23rd inst. Mr.. WILLIAM HowLE, Janr.. aged
sxty-ive years. ten months. aud eight days.
The deceased has lell a widow, seven children,
and large circle ofrelalions to mourn his loss.
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Notice.

.NATILL: BE SOLD.,at the lato, resi-
w denes Of Nicholas Lowe, deceased,
on, Tuesday the 5thday of December next,
all the real estate Of said deceased, consist
ing pf5if.Us -: 81; ~ ~. ~ s.li:
a Y'eCoTg'rNsces OF Eassag, =
apart or feachiin fine Standardization
with alLJthe necessary: buildings. situate
upon the steat5thoroughfafelleading from
Hamburg TO Abbe9ille Court House, ,long
known as good country stand for;husi-.
ness, On ., credit Of one aud Two years. -
.:s.l a"!iALso.-A fine;slock of. y: ~ ~
Horses, Mules, Cattle, HOgsM&
SIleep,ffte.,
- Plantation Tools, Household s. Kthen
FuWiture, and the present crop of Corn.
Fodder, Wheat and Oats, onia credit, of
twelve months. Further terms made
known On The days of sale. 80 49,:
,,:i. ABOVE. .gs ~. s.ssss}s.st
.a.ii::fi... LIETLETON. A. BROOKS,
.,l:e Il. jj;5..,:,@ .5,..t ..;so Executors.
-, Nov 8, e4...ss :, ,;,2 4ts AZ,
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Fa1lnily. GrOceries..

YENHE Snbscriber respccttulyrlntorms his
-E friends and the public generally, that he5
offers for sale, al the brick store formerly occtli
pied by ,Messrs. Sibley& Crapnn, nearly op-
posite Mr. James Huhbard's Hotel.Na5lnrge
aud general assortment of GROCERIES, par
.licnarly adapted to the wants of families, con.
sistng in part oil: .S.t
- New Orleans, Porto Rico, and ST. CroiS
.:.s.. SUGARS +:a .7ea.sss2 /;
Lump, Loaf crushed g. powdered Sugars,
Cuba, Rio and Jayn COFFEE, k..e as.
Black, Hyson, Gunpowjcr and Imperial
TEAS, -
West India and New Orleans Molasses,
HnlI's Patent Candles, As, SIS. 6 6s.s9 y E''i. 4, /!
- Sperm. ..s=i do. As, IS. ~ fis.i tz;il ! !
Cana! Flonr in whole and half barrelssll}I
6 casks prime Goshen Cheese, ~
20 boxes do. do. do, .ol1ii
BuckwIicat in Ia and ] 8 barrels,
Pickles in l-2gnl. jars, qts, and plnts, y,
Walnut do. do. do.
so sac ks Liverpool Salt, Cbleached sacks,) /
50 boxes Table do. (afhe articie,) - Z
25 brls. irish Potatoes, (Roan)
2 tierces Onions, (red and silly rer skin,)
ALSO,
Dui so"l', shafIilS eoup. Cottoh S1r
cards, pals, buckets. tubs, ,'keeeIs, pigglns, IN
digo, naddcr copperas, rice, lard, chocolate,
Bakers cocoa, cocoa paste, Goshen butter So
da biscuit, lemon biscnit, pic nIc crackers; wa
Ter crackers, butter crackers, pilot bread, al
monds, cnrrants, citrun, cloves, nutlneas, mace,
cinnamon, pepper, Isplce. ginger; sago, pear
Barley, maccaroni, vemcili, capens, mustard,
starch, West India and American preserves,
Pesons visiting Hamburg. are respectfully
requested 10 call aud examine for themselves,
Fl. A. KENRICk
Hamburg, Novr. 25 If 44
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sase %.

Administrators Saae.yG
ES f.pcrnl OF the Ordinary Of ibis Dis
lib trict. l;will sell at the lule residencesni
AIRS. Rhoda Dnoli,lle, deed, .on Scouts road
near Col. Holmes on Thursday the 7th;day
Of Decrmher, the following properly. belong.
ing 10 the said esta,e, consisting Of Nine Ne.
srnes; stock of Horses. Cattle, and Hogs
Farming Utensils, Com. Fodder, und House
hold and kitciieuf' Furniture. j
Terms ofisale twelve :inonths credit. The ptr
chaser giving nole withFtwo approved securi
ties... ~. .7aiiu ;fss i4a.i:;;i; y.
EDWARD. R. DOOL4TTLE. ig
administrators.
NoYr. Is 81 AZ
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Greenwood o Leade enlies.ta.

NM Eitave the p pfeasufe Of fiofpfniing our
/: friends ard The public generally. that the
following arrangements hive been niadelin
these Institutions for the, H;fsuing ye5r.si:c
The Classical and English Male Department
will be conducted by MIR. james .H.l GibEs.
The Female Depar,inenLby Miss s. LOUISA
RICHARDSON :. ,t,,=- =, .j.f..s s:SSg.:
The Musical Department by: Miss ,MAsiA
Nc cNULTY.. - Sig<
+ The Scholastic year will he digiled Tito
two Sessions of fiyeF months each:-Fhe FIRST
Session commencing ibnihe first Monday IN
January; the Second !, OnI the second Monday
in July. Students vii be admitted at any time
during a. Session, but WILDE bound TO continue
Iuntil,tle close of that. Session :, and will be
,cfargeabe:with,- at least: one Qnarter's Tui.
tion. No:applicanr can enter the English or
CinsscafD Department unless he have cerll-
fcate of good moral character. iss - =,
Rates of Tuition per Session. !1!!S.ii: ~:
In the Classical and. English Mule .2i' -,
80 Department. y. from $6to $IS. Q0
In the Female Department, :.. 6 g u 90
In the Musical Department. 20 :O0
For the use Of The Piano, -. .ij2s 90
For Contingencies IN each Department. 50
Tnition-per Session, payable IN. .aG; irice. =
Board. SO 90 per month. =. 49,
;.-i.. A.sWALLER, s't,'s,
- T. tCHEATHA5f,. - 8
SO SULLIVAN; ~,
-. r. B. BYRD, a..i "a. ia,
-. 1890 - NJ, HACKETT,
I'd. ~ GEO. w, CURTIsS,
g5z WM. n. BLAKE. - =
.-lg': .i:El;ift1' 'i.' s'''' Trustees.
NoSr. %. 1a' At. a43i
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
TN TrJE COMMON pT E5C

Nv III CoiI w oIf II<EASs E.
NAMES D. HAMMOND, who has been
D arrested, and is now confined within the
bounds of the Jail of EdgcGeld District by vir-
tue Off capias al satiiaciendum, at the suit ul
CharesJ. Glover, having..iled his petition with
a schedule on oath, of Ills whole estate and ef.
iecis. with the purpose Of iobtaining the benefit
Of tase ssses OF the General Assembly, common.
ly called The lnsolvent Debtors Acts
Public notice is hereby given, that the peti-
ton of the said Jumcs D. Hammond will be
heard and considered in the iCourl Of Common
Pleas for Edge6eId District, at Edgetield Court
House, OH tie second Monday of March next,
or OH such other day as the Cont may order.
during the term, commencing on the second
Monday in March next, at SAID p!ace; and all
the creditors of said James D. Hammond are
hereby Summoned personally or by attorney.
then and there, in said Cour,. 10 sllew cause if
any they can, why The benefit nf the Acts afore.
said should he granted to the said James D..
Hammond upon his execu'ingsthe assignment
required by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c.E. D.
Clerks Office
Novr. u, l543.
Novr. % If a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29

Horrors of Smoking.-An acqualn-
tance, who has for wears been alternately
a smoker and chewer' of tobacco. tells US
that. although in good health and prospe-
rous in his affairs, he was frequently low
spirited, he could never tell whv Best
des he was truobled with twichine in the
corners of his ewes, which sometime ex-
tended to the corners Of his mouth. AT
last he began to accuse his beloved cigars
as the cause. and with much effort broke
off from smoking and chewing. The
consequence, is, thai all tdiagreeahle things
with he endured have Disappeared. His
spirits uniformly huoyant, aud muscles
quiet. Asito the fellows who smoke in
Broadway. spelling the common air Of
heaven. we wish' spasms wonld seize all
their months so that they could not bold q
cisar.-N. Y. Journal Of Commerce,
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The Laue hog Trade between the interi-
or of Maryland and the sea-board is i'm
mense. On Monday last % car loads,
containing 1925 head. were brought 10
Baltimore from Cumberland on Rail Road.
This mode of transportation has great ad-
vansages over driving. requires less outlay
for feeding. drivers wages, loss of flesh.
lime, sc.
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State Of South Carolina.
: BARNWELL DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

a:lat ames 81; !. CIR Gray, Foreign Attachment.
,,,s:,. ns: q dssampsa:
fEyIIEpEaiiitiff 10; the above case; having
itH aiiis day filed hIsdeeiarution in;lny Of
&C., land tiie Deiandant having no attorney,
known to be sinsiiiis $ fatef on whom q rule 10
plead can be served /; ,oninplion, Ordered, tllat
the said defendant do. plead within a year.a
q day from the ublication OF this rule OF tnal
aud absolute Judgment viii be awarded against
ERASMUS 'D.EALLEN, re. c.r.
: Clerks Office, 5th June, ls43.! ~
June Ia <z - ~ ~ ~, e
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The remains of Commodore Porter are
daily expected at Philadelphia in The U.
S. brig Tfurton from Constantinople.-
The U. st Gazette says that the body
will remain OH ship board until the funer-
al preparations are made. when they will
be taken TO St. Stephens DR.. Ducachel's)
Church, and be deposited in vault; and
when place Of final sepulure shall have
been prepared at the Naval Asylum, the
OoIy will be privately carried thilher, and
laid al rest.
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Ist DIyls0N, >. G. MILITIA, 2!
Edge6eld. Novr..s, 1888. g.
E II. .CRESWELL;: W. B. aTHOsIP
% o son, and WM. A.tIIARRIS. having
haen appointed and commissioned Aides de
Camp to the SlIcr General, Y NJ. r. SMITH
Division Paymaster, each with rank oi.Nla.
jor, will be obeyeJ and respected accordingly
BY order of Maj. Gen. NJ. L. BONFlAM.
J. l.. ORR,
Dirision -4d't. Gent.
Novr. Is 81 AZ
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CODA Submarine plough. for re-
moving sand banks, has aeen constructed
by Dr. Eddy, Cincinnati. somewhat on the
principle The Archimedian screw, boring
up the sand at one end. and passing
through the screw TO be discharged at the
other extremity. What next
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Notice.

.GTARLTNG TURNER. living, upon tie
!ty waters Of Big Creek. near the Higgins
Ferry Road, in Edsefield District. Tolls betnre
me, ,ouc;dark brown buy HORSE,with adm
slur in his foreheah, and; "a snip upol, his nose.
Supposed to be. nine years old, appraised at
thirty dollars. 80. -. - ~
- - .. HARDY:WHITE, Magistrates
- Novr.22 So (S2 00) m4t s:4433tls
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COLUMBIA, Nov. 90.

COLUMBIA, Nov. %.
The receipts are light for the
season. and andicate deficiency in HE
crop. The demand is good, and The
market brisk, with IN advance in prices
OF is to ! cent since our lost report; and
we now, therefore quote prices for new,
al II a 3 s cents. extremes, while most
sales are at IT az 3-4 CENTS Carolinian.
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Disastrous Fire.-The St. Louis Re-
pub!icsn states that on Thursday night.
about Ii o'clock, the large Touring mill OF
T. Harrison g. Co., at BelIevillr, III. was
discovered to be on fire, and from appear
ance it was believed that the whole bull
ding would he destroyed. The loss not
short of $50 to $4,000.
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Eryning Evening is a precious time
for friends who live together. Married
people know il well, and brothers and ais
tiers know It 100. Contrary to The flowers
of nature. which close their chaIices al The
close of day The lovelest flower Of friend
ship-conHdence mo'' IN expand IL
self at evening. and breaihs forth its fra
GRANGE mos, gladly under the protection
of twilight and silence Then talk we
over the questions of The day: then con-
clude we peace with our hearts. if we have
-epeued them before to onr friend then
seek were Cancellation from heaven. and
offer i, TO the world, ere yet the night
comes; and then sleep We so sound and
sweelly.-Miss Bremer.
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The Somers Mutineers.-We are credi-
bly, informed that one ofthe mulineers who
was brought home in double irons is now
employed about The Treasury Department
in this city.-Wush. Spectator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29

Over 10000 bbls. of -four arrived at
Albany, New York, on Monday and Tues
day last. The canal is about closed for
the season.
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YuaItan.-The New Orleans Bee, Of
ithe 10Th inst, says--"The schr, Creole,
Capt. Tremis, arrived yesterday, from
Laguna. She brings no news of impor-
tance. The accounts previously published
by US Of the non-intercourse existing be-.
tween Mexico and Yu. alan are confirmed.
Both governments are making extensive
preparations for war.
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MYHlENE&L.
MARRIED.

On Monday evening, the 18Th inst, by J.
G. Daenel Esqr.. Mr.. WILLIAM PUcKETT. to
Miss FRANCES Ann, Youngest daughter of fhe
late Mr. Benjamin Donlitllc. all of this District.
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ADMINgsTFsAToRs sAL.E.

ED Y order of Oliver Tuwes, Ordinary Of
LIB Edgefcld District, Notice is hereby given,
thai or 18th day Of December next, q. the late
residence of Randolph Mmrlell. deed, OF the
Columbia Road about four miles from Edge
field Court House, will be Sold all his esale
real and personal, consisting Of the following
property viz:
Personal ESTATE,
consisting OF about twenty Negroes, one hun
dred head of Hogs, about sixty of Which are in
fine order for use; Also a fine stock of Cutie,
Horses, and SIIeep;a a quantity Of Corn and
Fodder, and Household and Kitchen Furniture :;
the above property. upon credit of twelve
months.
THE REAL EST4 TIE,
consisting of about eight hundred acres more
or less, lying on the waters Of Turkey Creek,
tn be sold in two separate tracts also, one other
tract Of about four hundred acres more or less,
lying on the Columbia road, where ihe intes-
tate lived at the time of his death. The real
estate 10 be sold upon credit OF one and two
years; in all cases the purchasers TO give notes
with good securities, and mortgage of the
real estate.
B. L. MURRELL,
JAMES MJRRELL.
administrators.
Novr. 90 q al
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Execautog,s SAFE

NAT lie be; soldat The Iate1residen of
wv Daniel Brnhson. senr., deceased, I
;0n Monday the 18th Of ;Decembof next.
theifollowins Fracis5of Lard, ,4yiz: . -
Tract No. L. Containing four, hundred
and sixty.seven C167) acres, bounded on
the north by,lands ofiMalacki Bronson.
on theieast by lands sof Samuel Williams
and Caleb, b,Tallyi on the west.sby lands o. f
Sandy Burkhalter, and tract No; 2. 5is
!t-fTract No.2. Containing three: hundred
and sixiy-fiqe 1861 acres, situate on both
sfdes1of ,Beaverdam Greek, bonded OH
The e,north. by.No. g.; onlheE east, .byNo.
Il; south, by Caleb:s-1Tally and Tandy
FBurkhater; on the westhy Wyatt Holmes.
so Tract No. g.. Containing five hundred
and ninety-.wo (592) acres. bonnded;ou
the north, by John Wash; east,s bv. Mrs.
C.i Bruhson;, south, by. No. Q; west. by
-WyattlHolnes and Amos Holmes. SPlais
Of which will be exhibited on. the daysof
lsale.lEs ;i,.!R llAi s. ssssSs Is
ALSO ~ I ttsts4 tsits4
s,s&s,; ::s5 NEGROES:
-hi}l.tie most Of which are verYslikeIy, and
amongsi them are a very good Plaatatiofls
Smith aud Shoe.maksr, snd:fodsh Car:
pehter. =. fa.l..f s;:5;p
- - sssS : ALSO. ,s=$g.a ~
aitThc stock Of Horses and Mules, Cattle,
Sheep. aud Hogs, anti the present crop,
consisting Of al'o't sixty bales o. Cotton,
some twelve To fifteen iuntlMd bushels OF
Corn, forty or Fifty stacks ol. Fodder. seve.
raj stacks of OMs, PPidniationiand Black
SMITHS Tools, SC. ~
ellcrms,of sale will be, Hfor all sums Of
and rndertI'en dollars cash, all over Ten
dollars; 'creiil Of twelve mouths.
g: Purchasers giving noie with approved
securities w. BRUNSON, ~ y 80.
II ll2a2i, D.D. BRUNSON.g .Ex'rs.
:Nbv.l5.' 1873 'e SAP
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HHaTesWaNe, CSgaac9'V. &c,

stock of ~. "a. u.i. :l&
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
unsurpassedhy any yestabIishnentin the South
ern Country. which we offer for sale. IT1Glesaic
or Retail, atsecond door (brick ,bnilding) from
The corner of Centre and Mercer,streels. We
also have heavy invoices on the way from, Eu-
rope in The ship Triton. Among onr articles
American, English and Swcdes IRON, assort-
ed sizes, ~.
Sanderson's S hest Gas, STEEL, y: .
American. German aud English Steel OF all
sizes, aud sorts, .Blisteredand Spring. Steel,
Band, Sheet, and Haop Iron. assorted sizes,
Cut Nails, 2 TO 40d, Spikes to in., Wrought
Nails; all sizes, .zyri
Cast Steel and Crown Hoes. - -,
Lead Collins Axes, AIDES, Chisels & Gouges,
Nil Irons, full assortment.i:i'' y. :,
.AnviIs, Vices, (irnprnved'plan) Smith Bellows
Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails, va. ~ Z,
Wagon Boxes, Trace Chains, Wood Screws,
Pots, Bake and Frying Pans, ,.r> -. *
Table Knives aud Forks, Pen and .Pock Fl
Knives, -. -. ..Ys...-s::s
MaE, cross cut, hand and tenant Saws, = .i''2'
Locks and hinges, Carpenters, Panes and
Hammers, 80 p q! -
Coffee Mills Gridrons aud Augurs,
Grindstones, Manila and Cotton Rope ] 10 6
Spades and Shoyels, ,Ploughs, Log Chains,
Guns. .l-.,s,s.y, ~. .s.,,...7
With a general assortment OF all other arii.
cles belonging III our line, which will be sold
low by p ..-tit'.; - ~ ~: = s, {, {,
r"rg .HENKEEL 81 RoBINSOM u
Hamburg, Noyr.S - itt:szs If AZ
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Great Britain, consistently with room |.
mercial interests, with The peace and Sc
iscurily Of the Southern States, and with
5ahe policy ayowed by this government
fduriug Mr.. Monroe's administration, ls'a
Amatter for grave consideration. On the
solher haad an annexation Of Texas 10 the
Union, with tire assent of both parties,
promises great advantages to the mani
featuring and navigating interests ofthis
country. What The Southern agricultu-
raj interests are TO gain by it, is more
than can:see. True, it will relieve the
Southern States of their slave population,
twill drain them of population, capital,
and energies, aud give them no political
advantages, Of corresponding Importance.
--latest from Teras.-:We, extract from
the N. O. Picayune few ofthe most i'm
poriant items OF news from Texas. The
schooner Galveston arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th and brought dates from Hous.
ton 10 the Isl aud from Galveston to the
4,h insr.
The brig Of war Archer aud the schooner
Sau Bernard were offered for sale al Gal
weston on The lith ult, Astroug opposl-
sioa 10 their being sold was cviuced by a
large portion of the people aud The press
of Galveslon: The consequence was that
the Government agents found no bidders
and The sale was indefinitely postponed.
The sloops of war Austin and San Antonio
are also Advertised for sale; bu' II Is De.
lieved, as was the case in the instance OF
the other vessels, that no purchasers viii
be found to offer for them.
We are indebted to Captain Rickets for
the foregoing items of Information. The
following we make up from the houston
Telegraph of ,he,25 ult and The lst last.
the only newspapers we received. - :.
The alleged nndueinterference and die
tation of England with the internal policy
5of Texas, attracts considerable attention
onihe part ofthe press Of fTexas. Gener-
al Murphy, our Charge de Affairs is, we
learn, fully alive to The importance OF me
proceeding, andis engaged,in ascertaining
to what extent this interference or dlclallon
has been carried.
The editor oflhe Telegraph says that
documents have been obtained by Gen.
Murphy, in Texas, and by Gen. Thomp-
SON, in Mexico, which will furnish evl-
deuce of,he intentions Of Great Britain re-
latiug to Texas. that will convince the
American staiesmcn thatthere are but few
alternatives left to remedy the evil.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29
American 81 Englissl
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~ ir:'m the Manufactures at the North, and
from England: n handsome and well assorted