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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

The Nashville Banner gives the following re-
port Of theiresult of the great "Peyton Stake"
which was run on the 10th instant. The con.
test is said to have excited much interest owing
to the large amount Of money involved in the
result--sbcut ss4 ,ooo-but the running is GER
tally "no great shakes" =
"Four horses started. The lirst heat was won
by the Hon. Alexander Barrow's produce of Ii
loo, by imp Leviathan and imp Skylark The
second was taken by Col Wade Hampton's pro.
duce of imp. Delphine, by Whisker and Pi,eni-
potentiary. The third heat was keenly con.
tested between Col. Hampton's and Mr.. Kirk
mans, but the latter, in the last mile, made a
brush and passed her. competitor. The fourth
heat was the great contest, Hon. Baltic pcyton,s
was withdrawn. The contest lay again princi-
pally between Col. hampson's and Mr.. Kirk
mans. It was well sustained, but again in the
last round, the latter, by brush, gained the day.
This result seemed quite unexpected. ) Col.
Hampton's horse was evidently the favorite,
while the victor had excited but incons;derable
f1<Vy,< ept, rark
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28
Freights

The latest St. Louis papers received notices
still further decline in the prices Of frsights 10
New Orleans. Flour IS now taken down at from
40 to is cts. per Dbl; corn 10 to IL cts. pei
bushe; wheat, per Dbl. 40 to As cts. pei
hushel, in sacks, 10 to l2l cts Is. = 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

James Kirkman's entry--produce
Of Eliza, by Ruben's and imp.
Glencoe; a
Col. Wade Hampton's entry-pro-
duce ofthe imp. Deiphine, by =
Whisker and Plempotentiary, s.
Alexander Barrow's entry-pro.
duce Of Lilac, by imp. Levia-
than, and imp. Skylark, L
Peyton and Chalmers entry-pro~
duce of Black Maria, by Eclipse,
and imp. Luzborough, 2
Time S:52-s:5l-S:S3-3;52.
Track very heavy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

~ M. AuDtsos, the distias ni.hed ornithol.
,ogist, pAssssstssNea from. hisstrip,to ahe Rocky
1lcSkasiss sHd wss iew days sgeia s.. Louis
: New Otleaas papers Of the nth inst. stats
thatsHo abatement Of TIE yellow fsyer epidemic
hsdtshe6 place 1t that time. q I
70 Bishop HueHks has returned 10 The Unit
cd Sfatess~ n MS * essfe I'D
ne ss<SeAx. ass ,tsgsflss = s. s
10 Wsslism Repksu, :sson .. ,ke late JOSEPH
$. .Benhan, Esq wa stabbed At Louisville OF
the 10th inst BY ra1bsst oldham, and died short
" afserwardsp Of The wound. Oldham aed.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

a. Se@o9 8lAck. -ssest - Is,
"a majority Of the eengrsssmea elected are
eesoaess democrats Fourteen democrats ia
sea wAiss is~the worst aspect in which we can
}eek sPsasi4e result We bear little respecting
- Lsgislature, but believe it to be decidedly
densesatic. The democrats have elected thei,
epaahess IN Phiiadsaphia county, Montgomery,
@efks, : ia Bucks, Cumberland, York, Perry,
t1sEeays Fsse,te. warhingtca and Greeae.
ensers have been returned from phila.
SeltAA City. Chester. Delaware, LANCASTER, :
ss@ 1setn. Lebanon, Daaphin, mi FnnkIia,
ne esaocFstie candidates for Canal ccmmis-
srss (soted for BY the people Of the State)
49,, Zoe, We predict, oil been elected. The
esatsAansa and North Western coontie, re-
aais . y heard from, and in these regions lies
thsl4heipsl strength oftke Rsaasslsania 1sree-
.laeaA :. - 8 t-s4 ~ .sss. y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

"Wt"shks WINK SsouStuSi uv'sCSs pus
sic,an was brought, to the carriage door,
who, alter se.ing the prisoner, wrote a
certificate that lac was able to proceed.
and they aga.n drove on. That day they
crossed a corner Of the Hanoverian do
miaions, and while stopping for momrn,
in village Or. Howe saw the red coats
OF some officers and ~ a bold a,temp. es
caped from The guards and threw himself
on their protection. E3Ei1HAH
They quietly restored him to the Prus-
SLAMS. and the carriage drove on once
mofe--his guards finally setting him down
At Metz, Oh the 'borders sof the Prussia,
win orders never TO enter again the
Prussian dominions., Al present he i
., Baden, and Mr.. Evereu is engaged
" negotiation. thre, the Prusstan Mn
later a, London. Che vsiier Bunsen, Cor
ihe revocation oi;the CABINET order ADJ
permission for a simple, citixen &c II,
UDu.d SAFES 10 show hrs bride the Rhine
Mr. Greene, our Consul At Rome, who i,
now in New York, informs ms that DR.
Howe is also on The ack lis, or The Kina
OF Naples-of course as = general cham
pior Y liberty. sf ~ yGF'
Dr.. hows's first repu,ssion, as is wei
known. was nnsde as Philhellene ia III,
Greek revolunon. He left his country
entirely without means, having just CON
plciei his studies in surgery. and worked
his passage 20 Greece, ap entered THE
service as susy''On, aud SION gained ,hs
highest promotion serving part Of the
time oa board the, armed sssamss eomand-
I'd b bAssings-sha only fsuIl Gand
win him beica fss q H,nsyesisn eonsssle
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
= tN8. II.


Federal Governments a.shis uonaesT
ia a bankrupt CONDITION and m Ire
debt offwo hundred million had bee5E1
due from the Union instead of4ro0g 4
variety Of States, the result would have
been, that long before this the dividends
would have been suspended on the
entire amount. A similar state Of
things might recur at q future time:
and when il is remembered also tl1at
the engagements ul the General Gov.
eminent would be rendered insecure
by the possibility Of 4 tissof0ifon az
the Union, and by one or Two other
causes to which the securities ofan IN
dividuaI State would not Necessarily
be obnoxious, we shall arrive 4, Inc
conclusion thar the proposed arrange
ment would NOT add 10 the value Of the
pending claims. II IS ia vain 10 look
for permanent relief from any sweep en-
ing measure OF the kind. We have
attempted 10 point out the sources
whence il must be antic ipaied and az
though we believe that It win eviden.
tly arise, and that it win be accelerated
by the effect Of The, AshbGrton treaty
and by the operation ofour new tariff.
it is to be feared that it must never
theless be preceded by severe trial
of the patience ofthose who have been
so rudely aroused BY the events Of the
last few years from golden dreams of
results to be obtained by The develop
Of American "resources,' 60 80
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26

ana naII dozen others, whose
names we cannot remember just now.
It will be seen, therefore, that our op-
ponents have plenty Of candidates for
both of the highest offices in the gift of
The people. W
Does not the Inquirer omit Mr..
Tallmadge, of N. York, by accident,
as one favorably considered by the
Wing party for the Vice Preside ncy ?
Plenty Of candidates the Locofocos
have indeed! We are sorry that so
many worthy men are doomed TO dis
appointment but they are enough to
bear each others company, and keep
up one anotlrer's spirits under the
common fate that awaits them all. It
is something TO havebee5 thought offor.
these eminent stations by portion Of
their counirymen. and that must con.
sole them until better times. 1898 'f
The Wings now present, like their
opponents, a remarkable contrast ID
former periods, since the Organization
|ofthe two parties, They were beate n
in 1886, purely by their divisions, 4 and
their opponents up TO this time have
archieved most Of their success Ii ~
union. Now the Wings Ore ~ ,Di;Htej
while their adversaries are so pnbann;'
Iy circumstances ~l-~.. 81 a. az. tF.
bic for them to uuite on a sinoIa s5nd:
date, that very union wopId he -.
vitality ,fatal.--Nolongv sr IN fI3efs - -
er to divide the Wbllgs..l tier ~. SI
chance for success. depends 10 5. =
ding themselves and ibrinEi1 ~ SSor-
ward several Candidates Oh seesti6naI
grounds, and ,oy this inhea6g qdafest;oa
q popular election While they r :
affecting great sOlicit1de f5f, aafhSdny
and unlons ibis is the only hobsiGf po-
icy left them, adI fhiso WIN be Their
course. They wen hn.SsIwbSI HAS elsrhas
have no man ID their ranks capable Of
contending against ihe united Wing
party, a6det Mr.. Clay, or any other
man who has their confidence. e,
tvst 70 s3f4x9ff 3tf$ f4ss4Itt8t 1SEk1
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26

H
" 5ollars will invariably be
darIand fthe West.
10 FRIENDS; OR
SAND ENDS.
/ Truth and Moral.
~ maxim, "Take care
|. and the1 pounds will
,bemselves," was not a
,oIs of economy, nor its
1Iustrated by his distin-
\, than "Take care of
3 the days will take care
Nm , 1t is by wasting the
! ,ftme that the estate of
4, TO waste. The right
I,ii,ule time should not
BIZ young people as sec-
t,pce, TO that of any por-
lives. With those whose
will not allow them 10
considerable portion of
The cultivation of their
1siiess, these odd snatch
4 their only dependence
/ purpose of storing their
iuiorma,ion and Of impro-
derslandings by study and
" This recourse, however,
bore value than most young
kine The same money they
ia the empty gra tl6cation
nentary desires, were they
TO dtvote their unemploy-
and hours TO what is falsely
pursuit Of pleasure, would
6the means, and those mo-
bours an opportunity, great
MEASURE than they are aware
|ing In their minds a deep
|ratum Of Thorough informa-
habits and sound sense, than
bis no surer foundation on
bar a useful and respectable,
Nv, an exalted and hono7a-
Ier
B by way of a sort Of prefa-
kind reader, and ] will in
90 to the 1.-TWO friends, :"
you an ccquain-
: caption.
John, this afternoon is your
Dol ? and a fine one it is too,
y has done her prettiest. |
do see if you would like TO
lin a ride to c.. A
Of Us we're going that way
id like TO have you along.
!, fGe company, good hor-
sol iu6 ! what say you, my
j"
kthe invitation that Frank
itered TO his friend John
ia right hard one it would
Iof most young men in SINH
tances TO have refused.
q worked faithfully during
week to complete his task,
now saturday ncon) just
A pleasant ride Of ten or
5 10 the country, with the
nenls above named, would
0'l the diversion prescribed
Jung men as necessary TO
! spirits, and a recreation
nave thought we'll deserv-
application 10 business du-
eek. The relative condi-
TWO young men also rem
'nptatlon peculiarly strong.
. dashlng clerk in one OF
stores, John an
| PRENTICE in a respectable
y lhe village. Frank was
leader of a club Of 'sbons
gay a set Of young larks as
% 10 give the reins to their
lake a tilt in the tourna-
easure, before their blood
1'u ana they settled down
non . everyday character, as
~ OF the steady man OIL
% a good citizen, a fellow
a and "bons mots. - gay as
'ue lille and the soul of the
aad the social frolic i; while
cured and sober in his man.
eW associates and but one
mate friends. There was
lranknes Of manners
. expression of froIic and
INKS !! address made him ar
l'', ! tempter. You seem
! rom his manner a fore
Coming spree--it shone II
! :, Voice, and in his whole
''ad'sssing you so that thu
'SSa'cely less fitted for refu
'qe excitement Of the hou
I0n have'resisted reader ?
'p d'd resist-and. despitt
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
sesATTc WING.
,.,r. rHuEsDAr By ).
W. !. e, d. TAILOR

.. - "A Sc. ~fi't
.oennl in advance,
~. .';' il Six Months:
e end of the year.
Y \, fen dollars in advance.
! y fifteen dollar in advance
io.srted at the usual rates
=. ~ marked with the num-
. iii Be published until for
7 accordingly:
n 70 the publisher t" insure
II Posi- PAD. 2n n
I y OrGsr is made, if not, the
" dollars will invariably be
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
From lhe Richmond Whion. ]

- n
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
The Pennsylvania Inquirer contains
the following list OF nominees for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency of the
United States IN 1914 Il,
CANDIDATES.
Candidates for Presidency and Vice
Presidency appear to be on the increase,
at least among our political opponents:
We annex a list Of few on both sides /.
Whig Candidate for the Presidencv !:
II. -. HENRY CLAY. -
For Tsce Presidency: as Z: ~
GENERAL SCOTT. 5,ur
JOHN M. CLAYTON. sd .aa
JOHN SERGEANT,
JOHN DAVIS, Efa.
w. G. PRESTON,
GOV. SEWARD, t.ra
THOMAS EWING, cHu
GOV PENNINGTON. FL TO-
Locofoco candidates for Presidencv :
JOHN G. CALHOUN, RI -
JAMES BUCHANAN. .irof
LEWIS CASS, ao5
a MARTIN VAN BUREN,, =1
RICHARDt M.:JOHNSON.A
s SILAS9 WRIGHT, Jon., 'a7
JOHN TYLER. b saj
For The Tice. Presidency. aef
81 JAMES K. POLK, -, sos
ADDREW STEVENSON.
DAVID PORTER Is n.
GOV, w OODRURY fgsh
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
llSSISSl III ! 4, TIL RSDiT. JAN UARY 2e, 1913.

The RIGHTS or TIE sT4TEs THE sT4Trsa 49, Co.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16
Ten Dollars Reward.

IRAN away from the subscriber, On II edues-
49, day miyht TIL Slh lsr-ta+l ncgru man by
the name Of Sii SitPER, ABBOTT IL emily sfb-
years Of age, about SIX feet high, and AlH
weigh probably about On hundred and eghly
.poun,s, speaks quick when spoa 4 10 HIS
clothing, a suit OF brown hon,espun; bad also
a coat and ppnlsioons ui ba.e bn.a,l cinth con.
sdeFshly wuru, aud pau,ain rs al blue kea.
lucky j ans an old black fH hai " ii hisa
crown. Five dullsrs'rtwald " Il b. parta tSr
The said negro u taken MI Withiu tue equity,
or len dollars Il btsund lie iiaa.s. u j 4sttoa
to me Of conhnsdlr any jail 20 tiai csH q
Jim.
ALEy'R STRAIN.
Ftbrlaly Ill. 81 ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16
Unite& states Ii istr;ctC0urt
ct Nerf!a Garoiisaa.

IN BiNKRJPrCf;
- No;iee,c show ssaiRstthe prtiiish
Of tbs foiiowing Petitioners iaf thet Discharge
and seliifirstras Bankrupls.al N.whsrp, ON
Aioaday the eth dsy.of Apritneai, VI:
Orange COUNTY.
Green A. Mansum, Farmer,
John Bowlin, Farmer.
Samuel X. Woods.
Publ. alton ordered.
II.PO1TER. d J. u S. A. O.
january 81. 81 siDv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16
Weekly AiRssHac.
Notice.

e7s a mot,m will be made before the
Jusucr &c The Peace a. tile February etm
ot the Cont Of Please aud Qaat.er SEES
sions, for hHildiag neS Cuur. tlous' ;
1t is hoped, therefore, that there Will be
tuli bench Of juc'lees presea'.
Fe55aasy2. Co
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

TIE Bankrupt Lar The New York
Courier says:--" Report says that eer-
tain Foreign houses in this city, aided by
two American firms. well known for their
anco:npgomising hostility 10 ii, uaforta-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

Hard times. indeed. these. A woman
in Alsb1ma. aud a woman in Msin, re-
Gently commil,ed suicide, on accnn.t ol
the times. Here j. fellow who writes
to kentacky y per. who is evidently a
ph,losopher--ahala compl meDl he pays
to The editor, se.
"Mr. Edior--Kiu yon ull me haw a
fellow is t, pei,aldng these hard tunes,
what's in debt. aud who ain, GO, no mn
ney. no hiend.; and who are ton hanest
30 York, and iue law to seal! Ii sou
k,u. vii subscribe 70 ynur p per. pru-
s,dei you gives irus,!!'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16
Trust Sale.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

vi Y yIfiue oi decd ~ trust tXseEs&a y u.s.
- by Lamuui n. Morgaa, Oh lhe - ! sag
Of March last, for ccH..,in parpases ihert'a
mentioned, I will setIsasi,s highest hs'der i"r
ready money, On the th,tsi Msneas Ia Aafeis
nrxi Oh tise psomis $, the sa'aatEa ifa, at
IanG wheFeou The said Lemaei N. A'otgah
now resides, in The neiahhnlhnnd OF Chanei
Hin, contrasting nine hundred aud thirty Ave
acres, or or less.
Twill also sell at q same time and ffsee,
Tor tie same purpose. fifteen likely Nesto,r.
4. Sam, stephen, Thomas, Georsr, aud
Nelson, Chailette Lucy ant her Nv" chi drs,t,
Mary and Haywood. Maria and her five chi'd.
rcn. wa Aau.eu, Bill, Boa, SARAH aud Fran.
els
More desrab'e Lands ~ yslaable Saves
have not hoes ffarad in this market, Tie II.
tie is nndoabted; Blu. of ecnrsc will cons,y
, such title, aud 10 other, az is invested Ii me
| by tue deed nnder wtirh sci
lila w. MUM. Trustee.
Chapel utl. February q, Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

a Monster Skeleton This Ozark
Slsnd.fd. Sprie6eli W.. SAVE Wshase
row in our cfii.e a jaw ,polh Of an ami.
nal, dug up near wsrsaw. in Benton
county. ,hs, weighs E,urlsen pounds and
a half. The iusks found al tie same
place, and supposed TO belongae fhe ss#s
monster, are sbem thirteen feet long.
According 10 the best calculation That
can DO made. the skeleton. When compile
ted, will be forty feet in length and TWEEN
" eight feet high. We understand that
i, is the intention Of Tie psppfie,ots 10
sead the skeleton to New Orleans"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

.M,jnr General Dtummond. Admiral
Sir john fongford, and Vice Admiral
Exams are dead. The fast served under
SIR John Moore in SPAN, aud a, the bat.
tls.ni Wste,loo. Tie wars the director
general Of the roy al artillery, and had been
iol,y-nine years in the army.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16
M a 70 % ] q . .

In this county. on the 9Th instant, by
the Rev. E. w. Carn,hers, Mr.. DANIEL
G. HARDEN TO Mrs. REBEccA G. FoUsT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

A member Of the Tx an cargress has
ihtoduofd 2 bi!l into thai htdy ptosiJlne
lhsi buf lwa lawyers shall be allowed Il,
I,rsr,iee in earh couuiy. snJ ,hst ihey
shall be sleeied W hs,perfls. tbs l.
lolersbls tpmocI.iir. 4 must be srknnw
leds, d. bs, hardly as oiaeh 50 as The New
ilampshife lsgi,Islloa, for il il snll IeasI
ing IN lhe hands II he people me powe'
% creals > monopoly; where's IN The
granite Commonwealth evsry body ihsi
chooses can become Law yer. Il, % unti'
III. Texas Sol,n ongh, % look hlllr
into. this mater, aud HberGlise bis 30.
sions. 1.-The eannothfing his mind % lhal,
hsepghi by 81 masns V extend item 10
AL classSs Of society. IIeshould give 10
ibe people Tie Ro@er oftleetine their on n
dnrturs--hnrse doctors and ali--aRd "a
allps brt-a ,ceriaip numbesio Gael, COUNTY;
snd sbe psapls ougb, also 10 sltet ,heiI
own bakers. blacksmtths. ,silots, shut.
max, rs,'snd liukers.
Net0 Fork C6tnier ani Inquirer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

AsaAf Mf0sensx.-Ar learn from
he Brslan DAILY Mi shss young ~omsn
wss ihr.~ail MO lhe mesmsssc sisse II me
Guy iisll. - lsswril. M.ss. % Tnafsdsy
sssnirg last hy d.. ~. r. shsssoek. and
spbmiued /, n.s opeaiion 81 sxHaelisg :
somer an N shoulder si'hou. man,fes-
iine tie slightest raia. Ansaelrien foend
tie inmor pas made 10 lhr s-plh Il nrsr-
" Two inel..s. snllhe opers,iaa was one
a lneh. .snd,r ordinary f'ffamsssnses.
ueald have esvsea scpie pain. fainsine.
&c. On being brought bark 10 The M
ssral slsls. ths lady was enUIe'y free from
pain. and Was not swsre thar sny opera
ton hal been perfarmsd. The expert
meni vas performed nnder The personal
exam ma ion of Dfs. Hnlhrnok. Plilsbury
ard Horn. d Lowell. aid 10 presence 81
large and respectable ausiience. A lpll
and scientific report Of the cass sill sOoa
be pablifLsd. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

"a bin has heen introduced il tie House
Of Representatives Of Texas. 10 inqnir-
into The expejirncs ~ passing snmelsw
10 coniisca,e the estales " irannEs. ard
engines In the repall,c, and 10 establish
a Sabtath or day. Of rest throughout HE
reputde. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

fsnFiinfisneAisy n Fe'sssiaH 60
Nag Lans.~-Am NmRpsA4Ni qwss.aea =
na~ h,E~s o. T. y S.sAsa.s =. - 4
w AinDsG~. 4. ~ fslrssnss = - CO
*usdl.e1.lilt a Eslaiii,na a .sas taws. I'D
asl-.s -, - i, a. s.s-.sd asllas - ses-
s.nr n SO 4. e,sh nFs y Il.las.is. l.sbs1-
dee l.,el~s,, q srsAllshdsssae-shiFdss
me spprssemrnl. Tie Qh.siaa = sssue
. l'tshsfii s l,sel 1871 ca ,dsrl >
masiraf u 1891. Rirk > = seld ppre
= fossciarofe. a. y hflisF = = sel 1efas.
ssni - thsi elsnss d ne cssnsnsussnn II
ne d. Sn e hsrh sieslsres lisl 90 Safe
si.all rsss snt laws impaifinx he ehl'gs'
tioa o. s0nifscss.~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
rr [CIRCULAR]:g ,:.2i', f2'
To Planters s. cEg(bcEasx7a IS,
BEG Ienve Ln inform Ynll. IhaL conlinnl

n BEG lenve to inform y0ll that conlinnc
Il The WAREHOUSE T. and COMMISSION
BUSINESS nj my old staud. known as the
Observation-Disclosures. .Deac,-
ed as it is frnm otIrr bindings, its l"caiipn rem
ders it nearly as secure from FIRE. az If il was
fire.prouG The floors have been elevated above
Tie high water mark oil the great treshet Of
May, IoI0. =. ."1
PIaners vii! thus he secured from the posi-
biliIy oGIoss and damage by freshels.
avail myself Of the. present OCCASION. to re-
turn my thanks ln my friends and patrons; for
their liberal support dnrimg The past seas"n.. Il
solicit from Them and The nbIic geueraIly.. d.
continuance oftis couf'lenre. and assure them
that in relnru for their patronage, Iwfnse' my
best persopal efinrs lu piomnIe and project
their Interests. committed to my chnrse. In
addition to this assurance, pledge mysellllIat
| will in no case purchase u bale ofcolun, di,
reclly indirectly. lwiIl attend personally 10
the sale and fnrwnrdins OF cotton to Savannah
nr Charleston; also. To- tln sale Of Bacon, Flour,
DC. &c; and Ia the reref, ing and forwarding
Of goods 10 the np-country. Having a fine
wharf auaclIed;o niylVareInnse, no Wharfage
will he charged on cotton to my care, either
FOR sale or 10 be forwarded 10. Savannah or
CIarleSl0n ,...,l..
My cnmlnissinDs Gnr, selling cotton, will, be
25 cents per bale, and l2I cents for forward
ing. will also attend to The buying Of goods
Very respectfully, yours, &c. -
..=-.., if 6. WALKER.
Hamburg August 2, la43
August g. ~. GIN 4 %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Mrs. Mary Gomillion VS. Ebert Lott,
three hundred acres of land ,,more' or less.
R. T. Moore, aud VIM Bridges vs. G..
w. Marlborough, one hundred and htty
four acres of land, more or-less, adjoiuins
lands of Uriah Inabnit, and,6lRers.
Lewis .Ellzey, for another, VS. Ann Hull,
Adm'x various olher plaintiffs VS. the
same, the House and Lot IN the OF
Hamburg, occupiedby w. p. DELPHI; also,
the House aud Lot where defendant lives.
B.. FL. Gray vs. William Bridges. ard h.
T. Moore, Adm'rs. of Saml. NJ oore, deed.
eight hundred acres ofland, where Saml.
Moore lived al the time OF his death; Mi
ner W.; Gracey VS. the same; John Jen-
nings VS. the same; Joseph: f lheridge. for
John Jennings vs. the same, The above des-
cribed land. -; -.
Walter. Herbert VS. John: G. Berry, Jes-
Sc Schumperr, and Reuben Morgan. one
hundred and twelve acres OF land, more
or less, where Reuben Morgan lives.
William Daniel VS. William Rogers, Sr.
FIVE hundred acres Of land. more or less,
where defendant lives,. adjoining, James
Rogers, and others. - - ~. ~
Samuel Webb VS. John Schumperl, Two
hundred and rbirly.two aud an half acres
Of land, more Or less. adjoining Mrs. Huiet,
James Merchant, and others.
Terms Cash..
S. CHRISTIE, Sc. u.
December9 4t 45