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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-06
State of ~outh Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

,nn i"' w. Garrett. jarrett" cr IA al. ,io~. io" &c. "''
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of
" an Order from Chancellor David Jonn.
son. shall offer for sale tn the highest bidder.
al Edge6eld Court Hnnse. on the first Monday
in January next. part of the Real Eslate OF
John C. Garrett. deccased az follows, viz
One Tract nfIand containing seven hundred
aud lightweight acr''s. NOR" or less. situated in
the District and Sta a'nrnsad on Stevens crk
waters of Savannah, river being the late resi-
denre or the deceased. aud bnnnded hv lands
Of William Gurrru. and lands formerly owned
bv Geor.e A. Mckie and Thomas McKie and
Others.
One other Trnci. containing two hundred
acres, mnrr or less and bounded by lands of
William Garrett Alexander Edmunhs, d. Bus.
sey aud others.
One other Tract containing eimhty-four acres
more or less. situate on The Snnth side of Gun.
nels' creek and adnining lands Of 4. Sharp
ton, w King James BAILEY and other lands
belonging to the estate Of The said c. Garrett.
',nr otl,er Tract. containing onr hundred
aud sixty three and half acres more or less.
situate on Llovd's creek. and adjoining lands
belonging to the rslae of Thomas McKie, de.
ceased. William Garrett and rthera.
Said Lands to br s"d on credit of one and
two years. except the Gusts of the sale. which
must be paid in cash; purchasers to give bonds
and personal security. and mortgages of the
premises to secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY. C Z F.. d.
Dec 5. 1913 4l 45
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State. of South Carolina

EDGEF h DID DISH RiCI.
pY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire
ID Ordinary of Edgefieid Dislrict.
Whereas, Pleasant Searles, hath ap.
piled 10 me for Letters of Administration
on all aud singular The goods and challels
rights and credits Of Philip Liz late
Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cile and admon
ish all aud singular, the kindred and crcdi
tors of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's Couri fol
The said District to be holden at EdgcfieId
Court House on The 18Th of Dec. IS43
10 show cause. if any, why the ssid Ad
minislralion should not he granted.
Given under my haud aud seal this 4tt
day of Dec. one thousand eight hun
dred and forty three. & in the sixty-eighll
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. F.. n.
Dec 5, ls43. (S2 l24) b 45
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An Acquitai.-The Richmond. indi,
ana, Palladium says 'hat Elizabeth Hub
hard, young woman who killed her ia
ther, last summer. in Rush county, in that
Stale, whilst heating and choking his wife.
and the mother of the girl, has been tried
and acquitted. The trial occupied seve-
raj da>s, and The defence was pui upon
Two grounds-lhe necessary defence OF
the rnolhpr. and mental arrangement N
at the time.-T'hr name of the man who
was killed was Barser. wh" was no:"ri'
aus as ,unken. wicked prnhigare. The
jury was out about one hour. when they
returned "a verdict of noI guilty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-06
ElYa ENEAL.
MAR RED.

On Tuesday evening The 2sth ut by the
Rev. Mr.. Ball, Mr.J. Scurry. of Edgefeld, to
Miss Susan. eldest daughter ofDr P. Moon, of
Newberry District.
On The Both uIt BY the Rev. Mr.. Wade, Mr..
James C. BIO ks. of EdgefeId, to Miss Sarah
G eldest daughter of Capt. U. NJ. Robert, of
Barnwell DisInci
On the Both nit by John Quattebunl, ESQ.,,
Mr.. Thomas Adkins. To Miss Levina Eliza,
eldest daughter Of Mr. II. c. Turner, all ofthis
District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-06
AUGUSTA, Nov. 29.

AUGUSTA, Nov. ~.
Cofton.-Since our las' week v report.
we have received accounts from Liverpool
10 The 4th inst. and as these acc ruur,
have been considered moi uufavUrable. our
market has been quite animated, aui
sales 10 very Leavy extent have been
made, at prices fully as high IA those ni
last wcek.-We now quote 6 a 73c az ex-
tremes of she market; principal sales at
from a u cents.
The receipts for The past week have
been heavy, and The stock in our ware
houses is greter than il has been for many
years-many of our large planters moi
selling bag.
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r Al those persons. 'ohose names are
on ihe Subscription for the Engine and
Pubic We'll. are respectfully int"rmed that
the Money is noD ,nanted; and they 'oia
confer a faror By calling upon the Treasur.
er. Mr. >. F. GooDE and raging thr sums
dnnfred t, their ndmrs. in order that the
Noh in Bank. giUtn for the Engine, may
be PROMPTLY met.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-06
EOves.eighk .Negt.Oes,
$500 bushels Of Corn.
Family Groceries.

FHyHE Sub.criber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the pnhlic generally, that no
offers for SALE atthe brick store formerly occu-
pird by Nessrs Sibley & Crapon. nearly op-
posi,e Mr.. James Hnbbard's Hotel, large
and general assortment of GROCERIES, par
ticulhrly adapted 10 the wants of families, con-
sislins in part Of
New Orleans, Porto Rico, and ST. Croix
SUGARS. I,
Lump. Loaf crushed g. powdered Sugars,
Cuba. Rio and Java COFFEE,
Black, Hyson, Gunpowder and Imperial
TEAS,
West India and New Orleans Molasses,
Hurs Patent Cqpdles, 4s, S. & Is.
Sperm. do. As 5s, & 6s. :
Canal Flonr in whole and half barrels,
6 casks prime Goshen Cheese,
90 boxes do. do do,
Bnckwheat in Ia and 8 barrels,
Pickles in l-2gal. jars. qts. and pints,
WaIn", 1%n1% As't"ap do. do do. do. do!
50 sacks Liverpool Salt. (bleached sacks,)
so boxes Table do "a fine article,)
d. % brIs Irish Potatoes (Roan)
2 tierces Onions. (red and silver skln,)
ALSO,
Bar soap shaving soap. cotton cards, wool
cards pals. buckets, tubs.'keelers, piggins. in.
di.o, madder copperas. rice, lard, chocolate,
Bakers cocoa. cocon paste, Goshen butter. So
da biscuit, lemon biscuit, pic nc crackers, wa
ter crackers. butter crackers. pilot bread, 'al.
monds. cnrrauts, citron, cloves, nutmegs. mace,
cinnamon, pepper. splce. ginger, sago, pearl
Barley maccaroni, yemIclli. capens, mustard,
starch. West India and American preserves.
Pesops visiting Hamburg. are respectfully
requested 10 call and examine for themselves.
II. A. KENRICK.
Hamburg, Novr. 25 II "a
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ftisn fact, lhatthcse merchants in Ham
burg. who have literally advertised this
fall. have sold more gnnd-. and given hel
ter bargains, than those who have not pal
rnnized the printer. The cause Is as
plain as The nose on a mans face. aud
some of them are pretty long. finer.
chants wish to do good business, they
must advertise, especially in those papers
which take an interest in behalfoflhe plan
ters.-Hamburg Journal
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CHARLESTON November g

HARLE~IoN lN'''tIl'bCl Q.
Cotton. .-Our view Of the 25th ullmo
left the Upland market in very quiet
state Advices from The other side per
Caledonia had hern received the day pre-
vious. giving decline in the article in
both Liverpool and Harve, which it was
thought at the time would bring down
prices here. but contrary 10 the expecIa
lions Of buyers generally, holders were de-
manding the rates current prior To these
accounts, which put a stnpIn operations.
On Saturday purchasers renewed their
inquiries, but il was TO no purpose. and as
their advices had mol come to hand. in con-
sequence of the failure of the mail, they
Withdrew. On Sunday the steamers lei
rers were received, aud on Monday The
market opened with an active demand.
which resulted in the sale ofupwarls of
5000 bales at full prices. Tuesday the
demand increased AMI hefnre the close of
business sellers had realised all improve
.neui.
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Notice.

fHSHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
n ing The public, tnat he las succeeded in
engaging the services of an experienced Miller
Ior The enssinG year, and having his Mills IN
thorough repair, is prepared To do any quantity
of grinding grain. at tn" siiortt'SI mutlce. Per-
SOUS having Wheat. and wishing superior -four
made from it. are invited 10 gre him call
His terms are the tenth
: w. NICHOLSON
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NOflCe

A III. Prisons having any demands against
a the Estate of A. Drlanght r. deceased, are
reaussted to render them in properly ait"sted.
acc.rding to law and all indebted are earnest
" requested to make immedatr payment.
s. LtNIER. Administrator.
NANCY DELtUGHTER.
Dnci 1S43 # 45 1dm'iriE.
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s. W. NICHOLSON
Die 1913
Adaaaini.arafO,.,A Sale.

dWdaHFaHH"d WVV9 > 'SNHAs
HR Y PERMISSION ftn, ordinary oi This Dis
ED lrict. shall proceed to sell At the late
residence of Ezekrl Brnndwa:er deceased, on
the l9h inst the following property. belong
ing TO the said Estate. consisting of Seven Ne
er"es stock of Horses. Cattle. Hogs, Cotton
Corn Fodder. and Household aud Kitchen Fur
niture &c. Terms of sale. twely'' months
credit. the purchasers given note with approved
securities. A. w. BURT, Adm'tor.
Dec q, l343 2t 45
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Tandy Burkllalter and others. ps.
VIM Brunson and D Brnnson.
Executors of d. Brunson. Senr.
deceased. and oilers.
TDURSUAN'r to an Order from Chancellor
Il David Johnson in the above stated case.
will b. sold al the late residence nf Dam Brun-
son, sen. deceased. on Monday the 18th inst
Six likely Negroes, viz: Jim Tom Rartnond.
John, Polly and Roseann. on credit ofrwelve
months. except so much as will pay The COSTS.
whirh must he paid in cash purchasers giving
note with approved securities
w. BRUNSON ! Ereeu-
D. BRUNsON, tors.
Dec 4, ls4S (Sl 5Os p 46
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ST,ATE OF s. CaPOLiN.4,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
10y OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.

Sd Ordinary of Edgrfeld District.
Whereas. Bates Wren, jun. hath ap.
piled 10 me for Letters of Administration
o., all and singular the goods and chatlels.
rights, and credits Of Bales Wren. ST. lale
nr the District aforesaid. deceased
These are, therefore. cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and credir
Tors of the said deceased, 10 he and appea
before me. at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said DISTRICT to he holden al Edge
field Courr House on the 18Th of December
nsl.. 10 show cause, if any, why the said
Administrator should not he granted.
Given under NY hand and seal this 4th
day of December, one thousand eight hun
d ed aud furly three, & in the sixty eighth
wear of American Independence.
o. TOWLES o. E. D. :,
Dec. 5, 1913. 1921 q As
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A Sale.
Novr.2 90

I'D Order of Oliver Towles. Esqr, Or
z b nary of this District. will be sold, on
Tuesday the 18th day of December next, at the
residence nf the late Benjamin Richardson, all
the personal estate Of said deceased, consisting
of
F0vsg-eaght Negroes,
Horses. Mules Cattle and Hogs together with
about
$500 bushels Of Corn,
Crop Of Cotton. Household q Kitchen Furni-
tnre. Wagons, Plantation Tools, DC. &c.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
J. NJ. RICHARDSON,
]. s. GUIGNARD.
Administrators.
Nov. 2a At 43
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is to give you all the news relating to the Town
aud Legislature, &c. shall therefore, not
trouble you with another article. as expect to
leave IN few days.
Yours truly, BACK COUNTRY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25

head again. and feel and be- independent any Of her
sisters Retrenchmen OF useless expenses and confidence
among ourselves, all that wanting To make Us ns
prosperous ought To wish hc. suppose VIZ get
ba' average price OF 81 for tobacco 81 Tor com and
only 80 cents for wheat these prices in the
purchase OF neeessares Just much S. So and 60
~erc worth To only three years ago. Then when YOU
went TO buy pound OF sugar, had give l21
ior III you get the qualified article 81 cts
You had then give l6 per yard for cotton ozna-
burgs, and get for To cents, aud Of every
other article that Is absolutely necessary for comfort
and prosperity Supcriluiues ought let alone now.
For my part have already made myself acquainted with
the answers that will be made the foregoing questions
by one OF the candidates for this county II these qucs-
TONS be put To Chas H. Hopkins he will them al in
the affirmative and no doubt up thcm should he
nave the chance OF doing by receiving majority Of
your satagcs; and TO such o your fellow have
not the pleasure OF his acquaintance. beg
mend him To you ~ an honest man. farmer and
chant. whose interests identified with yours m every
respect aud though he may not be blessed with the elo
9nehee OF a Cicero or Demosthcncs, he is n man OF
sound and discriminating mind and amabe disposition
"A CTrtIEN oF Louisa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25

The people OF Jefferson wcrc edited ON Monday last
with number Of political speeches. About 1 O'clock n
large meeting assembled in the Court House. and IN, spea
kes took their seats upon the bench The debate was a.
pcncd by Mr. Faulkner who occupied about an hour and
halt IN an able eloquent and ingenious of whi
measures, policies and principles lie presented his case
strongly and made what should call efficient speech
one which must tell upon the sober and deliberate rcec
ton OF an intelligent audience Mr. Lucas occupied about
the same uc IN reply, IN which he did his all the JUS
ucc deserved seeming however select with great
andudgmcnt tho strongest point in his case viz the annex
Huon OF rage ana Warren 10 district. The very idea
seemed to do him good aud spread hs face most be-
ngnant smiles aud well may he has had some
OF the rebellion OF the people OF the old
focols but believes don't be surc) that the DOW
er OF our share OF the tenth legion quc every mutnv
ana ehdc up tho rNer counties whenever manifest On
onsucPcrous disposition 10 entertain opinions endorsed
by the Locoioco leaders.
After Mr. Lucas closed John s Galaher took the floor
and delivered sspeech which reminded of the compre
hensve views which John Randolph once gave of the char
acter ct Col W. X. Johnson. ale knows what is what as
well as any other man." Mr. Gaaher reviewed very ably
the Locoioco OF the last Legislature and roasted
the tax bill especially lie showed clearly that h had
keeping vlgan eye upon the mischief makers and we
nsiihe Jefferson Wings will give him new commission
assuring hem aswe can from knowledge OF the man and
ms course that he will be perfect To the evil doors of
the next Legislature.
henry BedinSer, and Andrew Hunter Esqrs were next
cai,d out and continued the discussion until nearly sun
down.-uaTfinsbuTg Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25
PDIFHiTIV

taHpayeris mistaken in supPosing tina, Mr. Daniel
Richmond, and Mr.. McRae for Heurco have no opposi.
non. They both have opposition. Mr.. c. II. HYDE. a
sort OF sereoyped Democrats candidate opposes Mr. D.
MEL for the Cp Had the old Richmond Juu,o the small.
est chance OF eecng here, Hyde would not be the
man. They put hum forth receive the drubbings o.
cats paw, pull the chesnus of the fire. Ii they ever
get strong enough which is probable. elect man IN
Richmond, obey will bring out-Hot c. H. Hyde.
In Henuco, McRae Is opposed by rctreating Wing j.
b. Young, Esq-a crotchcy Calhoun man. though yor-
thy gentleman McRae will be elected trumphanuy-
but st the Wings OF Iiennco here and then 20
Powhatan, or vols at Powhaan in the morning and
In, evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25

hear that the late able Representatives Of city Of
Richmond and county OF Hennco have opposition Has
occurred to the citizens Of the city and county who have
votes in Powhatan, that they for Mr. Bots here
a. well ne where they reside and that they give
essential aid 10 removing from the councils Of his county
that distinguished friend Of Richmond Col Henry Lundy
Hopkins. This gentleman, understand boasts that his
party offered ~ make him Councillor Auditor but he de-
cned either honour because no preferred serving the dear
people any other station. hear also that he threatens
because the good people Of your city chose 10 make Mr.
Wight Collector, TO retoiae by sweeping the Capitol Of
Wings certainly II any Of the Wing officers dared
for Mr. Wight they 10 be Displaced. My opinion
deliberately Is, that TsdOu5fdbis hostile the
inhabitants Oi Richmond and oil their than any
within the limits Of this Old Commonwealth. lie prsies
much about his arduous session. that he
ported more than hundred Bliss endoavOuring doubtless
10 make tue impression the Ignorant that he drew all
these bills. How many NJ any he actually did draw, the
Clerk oi the Committee VI Courts could probably tell One
thing Of that there several members Of that
Committee who would have consented report any
Bill, drawn by IT, Chairman, without alteration His be.
ing appointed Chaim1u Of iis Committee station oc.
cupied n oden times By such PendeOn and Wythe
and 30 modern time by such Leigh Barbour Sianard
and Taylor has cxceddsrsion every where among Wings
and Democrats no Virginia. A TAXPAYER.
POHhntnn, ApuI ~, 'i3
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day, he may make impression but It will prove OF
very character To advertise under existing
circumstances and with the disposition Of the public
large read newspapers absolutely essential beginners
have veto themselves business and indeed all
whose the midst thorough bus
mess, who desire 10 customers attract
them from distant points. When commenced this atti.
Gle, intended give few specimens OF rich advcrs
mcnt~. with from paper upon subject. which
recently appeared IN the Ednbug Review. But limits
exhausted for to-day We may perhaps advert the
pic again and meanwhile beg that active business
who well known and not fully established, who
thinks occasional advertisements ofno importance
,aiy mistakes his interest, and misunderstands the
spirit Of the AGE in which he hvcs-Penn. Ing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25

T. Do V0crs d no Slate u Virginia goncrnIy hui more
particularly those Of the county of Louisa the residence
Of the undersigned.
A. much money usclcssly II foolishy spent,
hy lost Legislature, would t be- prudent the cleo
uon, lhursd1y next make the following inquiries Of
the candidates. the Court House and let their responses
aud promises bc we'll remembered aud treasured up against
thcm n they should not remember them whom the time
comes carry them out
Will you refrain from discussing Federal politics 900 you
are sent 90 CDnrrcssI
VIII youdo all You can to shorten the sessions Of the
LeRisaturc{
Will you vote for reducing the pay Of members TO -
pee dayl
Will youvoto Tor receiving tho States quota Of the pro.
ceeds of the public andsl
Will you vote for IN emission Of small notes, under IS
to the u per Of tho capital Of the Viz.
gina Banks II they furnish sound circulating medium
uIl the next Lcgislaturcl
II Is my opinion, fcow.citzcns that these questions
answered In tho affirmative, and carried out as answered
need despair Of seeing our old mother hold up Tor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25

Colonel SHELTON.


In noticing the death OF Col. Shelton by suicide the
Vieksburg Sentinel SAWS he was kind and aecuonatc IA
ther and humane IN all the relations OF life lie left
some memoranda behind him. which the horrors OF his
mind during the period which Immediately preceded his
DEATH are forcby depicted No read these hasy
with other feelings than sympathy for the fate Of the
wrctchcd man:
'2Oth. fear my fate fixed Graves will do nothing
today and Crane others who have
trusted me with their funds Ii am deceived | cannot
survive IT, Nv fortune j. gone-my credit also. II | am
deceived cannot nv friends who have relied
How am 10 meet my God Must my destroyer live aud
die oh God, how awful. Net is better 10 die by my
hands than live IN agony; my God with INV
than the blood ct another my hands. Ii must be 1t
| um Observation-Disclosures. Tuesday 10 o'clock. No bet
ter. What i be done Night, IL o'clock-l have
ccived nothing but promises, depending government
The truth my warrants have been used I'LL up
As tar gone the specie is in amount full. If
the investigation over excitement end would
receive all in gold much need present salts
ty all who have entrusted me-
22d. The question il, will those persons continue
delay longer am myself that all Is sae-if they
do die to-day by my hands. Oh God forgive
ME God, take uf NV wife and little
The following copy OF ef, upon the bank of the
river and supposed have been Just before his
death:
Before take tins dreadful leap Iswesr before the ly.
ing God, that Graves has all the funds could get lwas
invested State warrants left him under the promise that
gold should be paid par the investigation
overall is gone.
The only warrants which describe have odoub,
in the Treasury
IAN old warrant, : ,226.
Tracy warrant, S736. belonging to T. p Ware; Ss75
wrapped in Tracys account lett collateral security be-
longing w X. Crane
further swear have dolar-my family has. Mr..
Graves has 81 2s3, and about $4,000 besides;
have rrceved unlessb be $500 borrowed OF Mr. Thomas
and S2Sl OF +. Graves 50 help me God!
March 3ob 1919
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\ LEGISLATIVE ADDRESS FROM HEAD
QUARTERS

Mr.. VAN BCREN from his "Phiosophic Shades "a
this Cy, in February for the purpose OF obtaining Le
gsative Nomination Tor President Six weeks booing,
however failed effect TINS object and the NMagcian
turned with has broken wand to Undertook.
The next best thing expression of favor Legs
tive Address or Resolution With view such demon
stratiou Senator SrAS WRIGHT prepared Address, &c
which Albany by PRESTON KING, who has beer
several days administering the medicine broken doses
TO members Of constpatcd political habits.
The Loco Foco members OF the Legislature will we
doubt not, record Senator WHghrs edct 1t will, howey-
be anything but expression OF their opinions.
The Document i for effect abroad How much will be
worth remains 10 be seen.-1i5aHy Ere. Journal.
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10 The Yot,,, resident Of the CITY Of Richmond and
rho Vote sissmhsres

There has never been time which more impcuousIy
demands your presence every county where the Cons
tuition gives YOU night than Thursday the 2Tth
will Boz. Need any mHn arRumentto Wing upon
the importance Of the naitcr1 Surely not TO wings
who estimate every political movement according 10 he IN
hueuce upon the institutions OF the country, there boz
necessity reason. The Iort Legislature shomcluIy
led by Demagoguc 90 Distracted tie State by design
fo crush che IT Richmond and cOnrgn John W. Bolts
W bold and fearless Representative to The shades Of private
life. The Wings Of thia city confident in the JUS
rcbukc tins contemplate tyranny, by showing % the world
that reduced ~ the condition Of Slaves boz
the ahoubcs but arc still hccmen. and will remain as
long Liberty worth c0ntending for. Their motto b..
Bo and equal justice and this end ct every
who has within striking disnnce be athis post To
the Polls, then, Ia the Polls! "RECTUS"
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only received through the medium OF the "Ncwbern
Spectator" the proceedings the Wing Convention which
will, with pleasure, transfer We truly
grotcd perceive that the gallant STANLY not only
unanimously nominated the Wing Candidate OF the
eighth Congressional District but the nomination made
with enthusiasm, which the prcsagc of
The LocOs arranged this District with the express purpose
believe, of getting Mr. SrANLY of Congress bu,
unless greatly deceived they will find that they have
..dng uIt ior incml-a- ~ haleL.h Reg.