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CONSU MPTION AND LIVER CON
plaintiff
DIR. TAY LOR'S,
BALSAM OF LIVfRW0RT.
From 375 Boreru. .Nete YORK.

From 375 Borery, .Neie York
| I,'OR the cure OF Cough, Colds, Asthma, whoop-
l. ing Cough, Caiarrh pains In the II lc and breast,
| bro'chtiS liver complaints, and all lhoea eclon-
It The throat ami lang, which are sorrce Of 50
much suffering AMI so ofc terminate IN Cos. uMr.
Won, ,hl, remedy ls Justly and highly d>'inyu,hel.
II l. purely vegetable, mid and gentle IN is ec;>
| lp"n the >y>'en, and can e tai en- in he mo- del.
ate cases with >a'ey as vel a well : utility. 50
Extensively has II ten used and often proved
ressiul even IN extreme AM apparently almu>, hone
tss cae>, not only a. pallalye bat ~ remedy t;
nat the propr e'ur feels no ienrv intrudIc
| II and Recommending it 10 all who unfortunately
may have occa Ion 10 resort to some OF recuv-
Iery. Fhy>iclanS, familiar with is t erS and aware
81 The hea'lng properties OF thl~ vegea lie prcara-
ion, MOI unre1 emily nres ri ell II IN their prar;ice
and with he Melca' Faculty generally, i, has met
with more Than or lnarv appro' alion.
CONSUMPTION.
| The following rerar were taken from ,s,e
nrm' er Of the Medca Masazne:-
| The srDrl>n@ EJECT produce by the geuiine
Dr.. Taylor, BlI~am Of Lverworr, made al 375
Bowery, IN CONSUMPTION ca.eS, cannot fail exci'inE
n deep and thrilling lniere thro ighOlt the world
We have 80 long ellcye the disease (Consunpl,on)
ncura lie, that is dlGrr 10 credit our zen e. when
we see persons evidently con>urnpi ve restored 10
health. YET ii is fac Of daily Gee rrencc!
Cert hcaieS from the highest An most e.ner'a le
sources OF person. who have ether cen greatly re-
leved ~ ~ or entnely reco vcrei from iec ions #
he lung. AMI liver, couli e furnished in abundance
| but we insert only he fol'owing-
Being con .ilrp,ionallv pre- u, pos
ei To Cuns'mption a nenb. Of my family having
| suffered severely from irritation Of the Lung, nc
companied with cough AM raising matter AMI loot
together with severe pain in nay ,ile md Urea t, IL
| wa. sn?po,el TO be beyond recovery, was induce |
~ a'vcc Of DR.. Perkln>, -, Ia, resort to 'rv
l"Tavlor's Basam Of Liverwori," have ia en- FIVE
bottles in all. began 10 improve win he first h. t.
lie, and while taNing the third, far re oveel
a. 10 be able 10 get about. Since which time, b.
continuelu,e OF 1t ! am quite rs,torei and al lie TO
attend 10 my usual lu-iIe>>, To persons 81 ,ering
from coughs and affections If the LIng., do earn.
e.tlv Recommend il.
(Sgned) JAS c. SCOTT
Ehzabsh City ~ c. Dee l6, 1912
FOR a common cold and cough, thi. is one Of The
very lest remee, ever Ii covered
". b. There is spuriolS and co ,n..rfi, ar,cl,
ahoai, and laely in'rod cei into this place. There.
re be rarefl TO get he gen inc. which is from 375
bowery N. Y. an zee thai the new en- -raved WRAP,
per is on The iorle % preven' corr;erie,..
For ale by PICK SPEAR, and LOVELY &
SCI NOUN, Bur ing'on; 5. II. Barnes, Charlotte;
June so. vi
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NEW GOODS,
At GREAT BARGATVC

THE subscriber has Just returned from New yorl,
Try Good, among which may be found very hne
Wool Dyed Broad Cloths and Ca,simers, (Drap de
Ele and lspshan CothS, Galnbroon., nrnss and
Linens Tor Gents wear Al,'accas. Boml a Ine..
Muslin De Lanes, Plain and Siriaed ,'haIy., Prlnoi
Lawn, French Camrcs, Balzarne Lawn, IA new
ar'clei heavy PLAIN and striped Silts; great vari.
ely Of Silk Shswl>, Hdkf. Laces Gloves, Rlhtons,
Ladies' and Msse>' Bunnet-, Artificial Flower>,
Stocks Scarf, and Cravare; Parasolls an! umhrei.
las MEMS single and doul ,e trmld Les horn Has;
"a Linen Shev!inss, Diapers. TIcSags, Wicking.
Inc above articles and great variety rot erNrre-
rated have lecn hous hi At The lowe>, prc.s in mar
ket, ana will lie sold cheap as the cheapest or
cash. Those who are in want, will DO vel 10 ca n
before purchasing elsewhere.
Nsy25 ~. 81 ". w. CATLlv
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STRAY COL
WOOL WOOJ J
CASH WANTED.

E'OR WHICH Goods at fair price can be obtained
L at the Temperance Store. A good assortment
OF nice Yes, Patterns, Black Cravats Italian do
Wickng, Wadding and Batting. few Yankee
Shoe Brushes, Dayand Martins Rlacking Japan do
Paste do. SarsaparilIa Mead. Cavendlsh, Fine Cut
and Smoking Tobacco. Rice Ginger and Saleratus
Ink. Shaving and Bar Soaps, for sal uncommonly
low by S. n. GAUT L. Co.
June 80, lS43. q
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Levi Nuttiug's Estate.
WE THE SUB RIDERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of thtenden, commissioners TO re.
os!ve, examine and adjust the claim. and demands of
all persons, against the estate of LEVI NrTTING,
late OF Cnerh'l, in said District deceased, repre-
sentcd in-olyent and also all claims and demands
exhibited IN offset thereto and six months from the
day Of he da'e hereof being allowed bv snid cour,
for that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice.
tina. we will attend to the business Of our ,ad appoint,
men, al the dwelling Of Per.i> Mating in Under
mt, n laid district, on he frs, Tuesdays OF August
san days.
raisi this i?h day # Nav, 4. D. 1919
TRUMAN SHE DEN, Commits.
OLIVER GooDHUE, ! soner..
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"LIFE AND LET LIVE"
- HJ'EVIS GROW

SUPERFINE FLOUR,
THE Sulsc'i'srs are daily receiving Sperfne
L Flour in barrels and hafbarres, ,eiectel W. h
care and Of the most approved hiands, which they
otter for cash 81 . small advance
. TOILET, BRADLEY & Co.
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CUNNI.NGTOV
SCETTIsC STONES!

!Hlnufae!ured from The celebrated Robbins Leage
Cumwirg!on, Mss.
E'OR many years small, quantities &C stone have
l. Teen carr!el fr. ihi> Ledge, 10 Il 'rren, mar
n the country, until the reputation and demand for
ne', IN n'ei'he IRE en' owners to purcha>e The en-
tedEc, ann ma t the nc"cslrv arrangements for
'rnishins he pal 'w with ar ice win, they have
% ,"n- so"ht ioran article superior, 10Th IN .ly e
am manufacture, 10 any that ha. ever cen otresi.
me ~ error airy OF The stone j. act nowlelge
by all who have ven them trial; and The tact i. y
'''-ainei y the increasing demand for them, from
no sc t"n. Of country into which they have 70 nd
her way. For .se ly
J. & J. II. PECK q co.
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n. l.. RUM.
a Constant supply ofFe,on's n. f. Run, IN Hh,l.
IA Pipes, Half Pipes and Bbls, so per cent above
proof, for sale at boston prices and freight, hv
FOLLErT, BRADLEY, l. Co, Agenis.
Old Dock, June g, ls13.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
A t the Crockery Store very large assortment of
"A CROCkERN, GLASS, CHINA and IRON
STONE WARE, for sale much cheaper than Il, any
there store in the county. JOSEPH WAIT
Burlington, June 30. lsi3
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PUBLIC NOTICE..

A FEW Barrel. Of Superine Flour, n>, received
"A anu for sale by :. n. GAUT e. co.
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NEW GOODS.
HI Subscriber is r'w rec.s.1 is rS-a, stock e.
DRY GOODS 4. GRO0FRt4S.
Also, FiorR, PoR1, SALuoS. MAcHrErL COP F;s,.
&c. &c, which WI! BE- sold as .aapp- ire cheares
June ], 1873 5?u HORACE LANE.
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+ AS,
{ )LD and YOUNG llf>ON. ,omc of very superior
CqnaliA, Hy.on Skin and Twanhsy in chests, hall
chests and caldes, for ale ~
FOLl.ET~r, BRADLEY & Co.
Oh Dock; June s, 1919
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PRINT WAREHOUSES

~ r. LIE, Uofinerv OF The firm OF Lord & Iecl
-. and y. B. BREWSTER, under The firm Of LEE
4 BREWSTER, have established al ll3 Pearl stree,
New York, WAREHOUSE
ON AN EXTENSIVE SCALE,
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TONACCN.
CAVENDlsH d PLUG TOBACCO Of the mo-.
- approved brands. Deem q Brown. re e ra c.
Chewing and Smoi ing To! acco Also, Shce, ToLac.
co, Tor ,ale very low ~
FOLLETT, BRADLEY g. Co.
Old Doct, June 3, 1913.
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Nrw:-o ORLEANS. March II.


From COMPATIBILITY the brig Fiery,
Capt. Suares,. which arrived 4, a late hour
this morning frouaEC ampeachy, sc have
received our regular files OF papers from
Merida 10 the oath. and Campcachy to
tho 9Th uI,. The Fiery left Canpcachy
on the night Of the 2S,h, at II O'Clock, on
which day Capt. S. Informs as, the stea-
me. Mon,szun,a arrived III t,a, place
from Vera Cruz, with a reinforcement ci
600 men for the Mexican army, aud l00G
more were daily expected. On the 9Th,
being Carnival day, q Ski,mish took place
the Yucatenos having attacked the Mexi
cans in the disguise Of women, without,
howevc:, any material advantage on either
side.
Information had been received ,ha, on
the Is, inst, The Mexican army, which
consisted Of abou, 3,5G0 men, were 10 at
tack the barrier Of Santa Anna. situated
outside the walls Of Campcachy.
The Mexican squadron consists Of i
steamers, 2 briss and 3 %schooneTs.
The Fiery was pursued by the Mexican
armed steamer City Of Dublin, and would
have been capture had not the Campeachy
guu.boats cut of The steamer. VIII en- she
was compelled 10 retreat, for her own safe
ty.-BuHeiin.
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From bc Netr. York Esratd-Enire.
New York, Sunday, March u.
. o'clock. p. M.

ARRIVAL OF II GREAT WESTERN.
The excitement, on the arrival Of tho
Great Western. Throughout, the city. was
very great; arising possibly from her long
delay. 1t seems ,ha, she was nine days
between Bristol aud Madeira.
Tho Western brings out 6ly passen-
gers. and $780, )0 in specie.
The English papers arc full Of Capt.
Mackezie's case.
The Gizor ministry has carried the day
on the treaty by a majority Of l77.
ENGLAND.
The present session or Parliament. young
as il is, has been marked by more than
ordinary attention to transatlantic affairs.
On tho frs, night, the boundary question
brought the United State, prominently
under discussion. In the lower house.
Sir Robert Peel delivered an important
speech relative to the misunderstanding
between the Cabinet Of Washington and
his owl, arising GU, of the "righ, Of visit"
question. Lord Brougham in the upp
house. delivered q long and eloquent,
speech, in which the United States figured
co~nspicuously. Il will he memorable in
after times, by bis emphatic declaration in
allusion TO The boundary iiue with this
couutry-''Weicome! Tako j, all. Give
it Up! Give me peace between America
and England" All this the Acadia con.
veyed across Tho Atlantic. The Grca,
Western carries gu, two important debates
respecting Canada, aud q speech moro
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CHARLESTON, March is.
Totfon.-Ne receipts Of The week have
have amounted TO s.9T5 bales UpIahds. OF
which 6.977 bhfes by water. and 1898
bales by rail road. Exported RI same time
S.i38 bales, leaving a shipping stock of
33.SlS haiEs, exclusive Of 1852 bales IN
shiphonri not CLEARED. The market ou
Saturday last orctrcd as YtdA aad heavy rs
IL closed on the day preceding. only l:S2
bales being aisrosed Of. Ga Monday The
first fair day. after neHiy a week of more
or less rainy weather, The saies amnunrc'i
TO $50 bales, 90 Tuesday 4S3 bales, anil
on "Wednesday 1865 bales. Nearly all
these purchasers were made tn cunpletc
The rarsoes Of vessels since cleared, and
at prices no, varying materially from those
of the week previous. On Thursday
morning the 50 auxiously looked for ac-
coanis by The Great Western reached Us
bringing Liverpool dates 10 The 10Th ulI.
Their contents heine ct q very d%iscourag-
log aatare. effected OF mat day a cou,-
plcie cessation Of all further operations.
and we note bet ono sale Of 70 bales on
thal day. Yesterday likewise there wa
comparatively nothing aone, rs nnsy 19G
bales changed hands: on Ihese. there was.
perhaps a decline en- 10 Id cent. submit
ieti.-o by ~sefiers;- bur this may nm he con.
siirrej AZ the settled point. Holders and
buyers seem IN us TO entertain rather a
different opinion rs to the decline that
ought I o be consequence OF The accouh's.
while shc former seem moi disposed to
submit, even to the abovc-,hc lauer seem
equally disposed TO hold back for lower
rates. IA is more probahte tint we shall
remain ia this unsettled state until the
aext' a,dviccs per Colombia. " hich may
reach US on or about the 2IIh inst. The
:toiai amount Of the weeks sales have
IresEaJ2s4,2 bales, ranging from ~ to
"a cenls.-Ncreary,
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Sherif's Sale.

John HuIe., vs.. John fniow,
-. s.. Brooks, vs.. The same.
E9Y virtue Of sandfy Executors to
Id me directed, and BY the written con-
SEN OF all parties concerned I shall pro-
coed to sell 10 the above stated cases, on
Wednesday the ia inst. at The house Of
John lulow, the following valuable pro-
perry. viz
One tract containing three hundred and
lhirteer acres Of land where defendert
lives.
One other tract containing one hundred
aud twenty-five acres Of land, more or
less, adjoining Col. Brooks, John Mobls.
and others.
ALSO one thousand six hundred and tllir.
ty-fve acres Of land, in three separate
parcels adjoining lands'of f. w. Pickeus.
and Others.
Also, eighteen negroes, viz Dave,
Bridget, Lcanah. Tilda. Nancy, johnson,
and infant child. Rachel. Julia, ABBY,
Eliza. Charles. Lee, Harriet. Clarissa,
Anderson. Alien, aud Frnukey.
Al,o-Srock Of Horses. Cattle 81 Hogs,
n Wagon. Plantation Tools. Household
and hitciIed Furniture, Corn, Fodder, Ba
con, Sc. with sundry other adic!cs not
enumerated.
Terms Of Salc.-AIl sums under TWEEN
~ five dollars cs,h, oil unis above thar
amount on n crcr!i' ill 25Ih of Decembce
next. with interest from date. purchasers
10 give nnd"uhicd security before The de-
livery "f property.
Penn and Brarnon vs. Beverly Burton.
). IL. Mundy ". the same. four hundred
md five ;icfcs NJ land more or less. known
., the Wilibourn tract, adjoining lands Of
:. IL. Mundy. the csIalc Of VIM. II.
ieldcli. deceased. aud others. sold .ubjec,
ma mortgage given 10 Dr.. Samuel Press.
Icy, deceased.
S. CHRISTIE. $. Z. ID.
March 8 tS5 PSI 81 6
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Very Polite.-Monsicur Friskey. as
many Of us arc aware, was qui:e d beau
ideal, in his own way, aud fully believed
that others were of The same opinion con-
c%crnius his own self. Not two thousand
miles from Hamburg, Monsieur happened
10 fall into a party consisting Of several
ladies. where be made several remarks OF
a contrary nature from hat which was In
tended by him so much 50. that the Ia
dies, in order to naturalize him aud pre-
pure him for future usefulness and sound
sense. advised the little Frenchman to be
moro guarded in remarks about The ludIes,
especially when he spoke disparaginsly
Of them. he should always except pfcsou.
company.
Monsieur made q respectful bow and
promised 10 keep tho advice and profit by
it. ], 50 happened, however, that he had
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Inc minctity. This appeal was then on
the motion Of another Whis, laid on 'he
table. This proceeding was had, although
by the rules n mo,ion &c take up any pro-
.posi,ien was always in order, If there was
nothing pending. Thus, by this worst apc'
cics Of gag. ,ae arbitrary will Of a MAORI
", was the enormi,y of this refusal Of the
WING Senators TO comply with a constilu.
'iional rcluisition. prevented from being
held up in It's proper earh tn the lndIcna-
ton or the people. The Honse Of Dele,
gates passed q very proper bill liberal &c
the Wing pariy-appor'ionins tho State
into districts. The Senate laid This bill oe
The table, withou, even discussion"
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Commercial.

HAmsuRe, March Ia.
Cotoh.-OGr market is firmcr to-day
Than ii has heen for the previous -four
days. but without alteration from last
weeks prices. The expected news by
the Great Western. which should have
come TO band ere this. has produced nm
Inclination among buyers 10 hold back
fron extensive operations. Our quota
dcns. as extremes. are 4 10 6t cents; prin-
'cipal sales 5 To 81 cents. There is not
much Cotton arriving this week. owing to
the recent inc.emem weather.
We have NO alteration 10 noiicc in Our
Exchange aud Frcish, Iist.-Jom.
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the pleasure of rambling through The Park
10 company with some half .duzen ladies,
and when he returned after bis days GAL
Iantry, made the following speech 10 some
ladies seated in tho drawing room. OF the
boieI: sVell ladies'. ] take Won pleasant
walk j; de weddar yer grand; much gen:l
homme in dc Park hut | only see two
ladies-de ugiies, ladies ! eve see 10 my
lfe-de present company trcept."
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT


10y OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
40 Obituary III Edseicld District.
Whereas, Thomas Nichols. hath applied
In me fur Letters Of administration de boni,
nan. on all and singular the goods and chat.
tells. rights md credits Of john w. Mich OTIS,
late of the District aforesaid. DECREASED.
THESE are. therefore. 10 cite and admon.
ish all aud singular. tho kindred and cro'li.
tors III the said deceased. 10 he aud appear
bcfne me. IL our neSi Grdniary's Coun ior
the said District 70 be holden at EdseicId
Court House on the Bird of April. 1913.
tn show causc, if any. why the said Ad.
minisIraiion ,l'ouid not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 20lt
day Of March, II thousand eight hun.
drcd aud forty three. & in the sixty-sevcu't
gear Of American independence.
.. TOWLES. o. T.. d.
March %, 1919. vs. i2Al b 3
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, }
DISTRICT OF SoUTa CAROLINA. {
IN B.INERCPTCf.

HN,he matter Of Lewis y. Cobb Merchant
Il residing in hLbryille District. South Cal,
olinaa Bankrupt.
Pursnuu, 10 mn Order Of the Dis,ric, Cour
Of tlc United States. tor The Disrric, Of Somll
Carofi,a. Notice Is hereby given, tina, cause b,
Cont i1ous, in Charleston, on the third
day OF Junc next. II, eleven o'cl"ck. A. VI.
why 'rhe said Lsr:is 3 Cobb. should not r..
ceivn his Discharge aud Certificate IL Il Bank
rnpt.
charleston. Gin day of March. lS43.
II. I. GRAY. Clerk.
march 81 IL 8
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JOHN SHAW,

BRICkLAYER & PLhISTERER,
"ENDERS his services 10 The citizens
4 Of This ind The adjoining Districts. &c
DO any work in his line, in a w~ork,nanfike
manner, aud at prices suitable 10 Tue times.
Having served a regular apprenticeship
10 the business, he will warrant the work
he puts together 10 stand.
Letters addressed 10 the care OF VIM. F.
Durisoc, will meet with immediate attcn-
l;on.
march % It 8
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Lost o,. Ss6tesa.


MNROM the subscriber, at his residence near
4 the Ridge. IN this district. on or ubou,
the 18th oi %lan.ary Last, a large Green Moroc.
co POCKET BOOK. containing a S2O bill
upon the Bank Of Hamburg. and a 81 bill up
an the Bank Of Tho State Of South Carolina.
also 4 single bill upon Caleb Ruse. Arthur
Smith nrri SAMPSON Gates, and the following
prunrsss"iy notes, viz. q note upon Michael
Watson for Sl223 -. due Ist January last; n
ncle upon Genrgc Tan,nnt for S25: . note up
"n Abraham Chapman for 81: a note upon
T.. w. Bury and &. J. Williams Tor upwards
OF $50. with u credit endorsed OF SIS a note
upon Darling Williams and Wade ~Ilolsiiu for
SSl 90, with n credit Endorsed Of $6o ID Z
note upon Wiley Gates and Wilson Eiolstin for
$40: 4 note npon David Cambo and Wilson
~Iiolslin for Sig so; Il note upon Lewis Saw
yer aud l.. w. Perry for $40; 4 note upon
Turner Watson for 80 -; aud q note upon
William Norris for Sc IS. The subscriber OF.
fofs L reward Of Twenty-Five dollars for the de-
livery Of the Pocket Book and its contents.
STANMORE WATSONi
March 8 9, 6
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y. I'D. ~TlRRETTS.

HAS removed to the room formerly
III occupied by Mr.. Lyon, in Messrs.
Penns store. where he is carrying IN the
Shoe business in all its branches. lie will
keep constantly OF hand a good supply Of
home made work. all kinds of leather and
findings, which will be sold rs cheap as
can be bought at any place. All kinds
Of work done 10 order with nealncss aud
despatch. He will also pay The bighes,
prices for all kinds Of hides. either in. lash
Leather or Shoes.
Edseield C. H., March 8 II
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which 1880 are Upland at - TO 81; III
400 Orleans at 81 a ct; $3.50 Alabama
AMI Mobile at 3s a 81 and 100 Sea i.
land a, ST a led. per ID. About 5000
bales of this, all American, has been taken
by spectators. In other articles no
change ofany interest has occurred"
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7smperanee.-The Baltimore Patriot
says: The total numberof persons, mem
bers Of diferen, Temperance Societies in
that city al the present time is l3,4i7
In the month, endiug9,h ul,., the increase
Of members amounted 10 730."
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The Earthqaakc.-By the las, udvices
j, appears that immense damage has been
aons in the Yves, Indies.
AZ Au,igus.' it is stated. that n and On
half millions pounds sterling, would MOI
repay The damage sustained, anil had the
Earthquake taken place during the night
the loss Of life would have hecn great.
We extract the following from the state
men, made by Thomas Driver. Master
Commanding II. n. S. V. Dee"
"Thc GovernsEeut House has receives!
considerable iriury and must be taken
down The Governor has removed into the
Town Of ST. Johns. which il appears has
suffered much worse, there no, being a
house OF which wall work formed q part.
which has no, feh its effects. o indeed
are there any buildings bu, what arc mere
or less injured, The wooden buildings
appear TO have received the least damage.
The Cathedral is a heap of ruins, and the
Court House. a iue building, is cruckrd IN
several places and guile uasate. The
newly erected Wesleyan Chapel is in a
very bad state. The Churcho Of Falmouth,
is level with the g~rouud-also. the Par
sonape ; the Barracks are uninhabilable,
and the met put under tents
Correspondence Of tie U. S. Ga:eae.1
New YoRk, Monday, p. M.
Disastrous Earthquake-Capt. Knowles,
of the schooner Ellen, arrived this MORN
ing from St. Thomas, informs me that
previous 10 bis sailing, several passengers
had arrived from Guadeloupe, who de-
scribe the earthquake there as shaving been
most disastrous. II commenced at III O..
clock ia the morning, willis, the nhobi-
,an,s were al breakfast, and in q few Sc
conds every house and building was laid
PROSTATE. The loss Of lille was i'nTonse
-oi 81, 600 Inhabitants only onc-,hiri Is,
caped. The Ancrican Consul was buried
in the ruins. and dug out with bo'h legs
shockingly injured-he underwent an .,
,pu,a,ion, bu, died Immediately alter. aG00
bodies had been taken from the ruins aud
carried out TO sea TO proven, a pestilencc.
or regiment Of soldiers, 500 strong. 40
only were left alive.
Mt. Ridgeiy, a commcdian from Phila-
Jdelphia, with bis son, made an extremely
narrow escape-unharmed--by spripging
ltHm q wiRdas
III snow Storm commenced this morning.
which has changed sometimes TO hail and
,asain 70 rain. accompanied with a high
wind, which has zcuaered tho streets al
most impassabse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

COLUMBIA, March l..
Cotton-our marker is still inactive,
owing to a al of supply aud an nuwil-
aingncss 10 purchase ill we have further
econn from Eurupe. We quote again
from 4 10 ca cents. Frcishrs as usual.
Errhdnge--Ou Charleston I'll, and or
New York ! per cent. premium.