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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29
Fiat DE la LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisi6me District. - Patoisse
d'Est Baton Rouge.
William Donha'n' D. o,o,
tHs No, AjtiJ.
~. n ct al

-, ~ ordre de tieri facias lnnrt
En- vertn 'essus ct adresst al shtrif
Hans 'e pror.s ", tat uaton Rouge, i'ai saisl
ct I'eHposerai en- veht'e Ieaa,
bamadi, , 'ni'. rilIe de Baton
a la niaison de cour dams Ia ..s ii, matin.
Rouge. eomfnencant a II heui >,ftenlions
tots lea droits, Tires. lnterets Ct d me
de Amos Adams, IN des defendeu'~' >rjttt
obligation de II mois, dams Ell Il IA pr. ,e
]ci.apr6s dtcrite, SAVER trols lots de 10
sltufH dams cotte partie de la vile de Batd',
Rouge a~rpentte par Deyall. ttant les lots no.
7, 8 ct 0. dans l'iIet no. s, H4et totItes les ba-
tjsses ct authorizations qui s'y trouve1t.
saisis pour satisfaire fobligatlbn de- t'euze
,noie dunnte dams le process ci-dessus dtsigne'
Conditions dc Ia yen!e-comPtant sans eva
lualien. L. C. MORRIS,
20 avril 12 Dep Sl,arlf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29

Caadidats poar 10 Coasr5s.-Selon
toa,es les a~pparenees, les sutifages des
wings SO portont sur lhon. L. u. White CT
sur hon. c. III. Conrad, ant dbia ont re.
rresen,6 la Louisiana au Conetes. ct qui
ont, a notre avis. merite cue les votans du
Ter ct du Cd district lsnr content I'm nou-
peau maGdat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29
NOtlURES VOI1UREsl

ssgsr~ jeR soussign(s s'einpreE-
r<r%aI aent ta reinertiEr leurs aluis
~fXFJJf-N etle pGbJc en- gdftral pour
sssSez-~@~ssS encouragement gtn@rfux
qa'tIs ont rofu dams len ira yang dp leur Gtat ;
lie c9p6rdnt in6riter h continuation d. patron
age pubic. liz SO sont procure De bons on.
Trlefsd dc Test, ct lis eo1t IDaiutcaaut prGfs 4
reparer toutcs sortes de y%oitIrea. barouchcs.
cabri9la'f, &r3 dahs IN brtf df!ai, ct de la
to"iIlrhfe l%nnojSfc, atnsj qu4 de6 sc1Ics. brides
ct harnaie. Icfoat scf4 faifa ortre ct garar-
Il bien eorfccticnnG.
REEDEr Il 20.
V&,a-tIs ID Banqus de II fouisiano
d Baton Rouge.
y. =. liz achGtcit Ct Ht&ndeat dc3 Csroage.,
~barorr!iesJ &-"
- noveTnbrH. do
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29
w. blShSH E,Ak.
De In part do Ia Chambre.

L,Es ClrERNEs --Entin on n commence
a metre a execution le projet, dopnts long
temps concu. d'ouvr,r dos reservoirs pour
l'eau don't on u 81 grand besoin dams les
dela pressure achevee dams la rue do re.
elise. On ne tardera pas sans d9ute d en-
crouser plusiours autres dams les dItlGreps
quarters de notre vile aInsl nous serons
desarmais on tnes,re de combattre les
fammes de manidre d les empteher de
faire de trop d6sastreux progress.
IIpnnouf done aux memhfes do l'admI.
nistratlon munic,pa'e qul savent 81 bion
s'aequittsr des fonctions que lie peuple lour
q eoniees
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29

Amos Kent ct CO. ct al.
En- vertn dun ordre de tieri fac1as lance
dams lc process ri-desphs g, adresse all sheriff
de la p~aroisse d'Iist Baton ltouge, il sera ex-
pose en- vente pubiifue, Ir
JEUDI lc III maj 1912,
sur les lieux, tous les drotts, Iitfcs, iE;er6ts ct
professions de James S. Willis, IN dts de-
PENDANTS, dans ct i Ia propFift6 FuIvante, ga
yoir un certain moroccan de terre on planta-
ton situGe d@ns tetre paroisse, 4 environ Is
miles de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, eontenant
$40 arpans plus gu moins. Giant Ia proyricte
eur ~Iaqaellc lie dit defendant reside, de plus,
les e~sclaves suiyans:
Cesar age dc Is ans, BIZ 81, MARK %,
Zemp 60, Gin 40, Little Martha IS, Toe TO,
Phil 8, Valery7, Mary IS, Martha Il, Little
Gin II. Mug s, Lewis 6, March 81, Catherine
40, Jardan 10, Jack %, Mary Ann %, VII
liam T. Minerva 5, Gilbert 3, .Ma-iaf5, Ann
DO, Ned IS, Jn4ja 1o,.Nclly -, ct Martin Van
Buren, IN enfanth Age dc 8mois.
i Abandonne par lie dit defenDant pour salts
faire lie iugeInent, intefets ct frais dams le
process ci-dessus:
Conditions de la vente-comptant sans eva
~luation. L. C. MORRIS,
15avril. 10 Dep, Hrefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29
%

INSTITUTION FRANCHISE,
Etub1ie Il Ia maiSon DE- NJ. Aathoinc Non.
gel, pres Ia p!1cc du marcht,
lie chef dc cote institution j~ustruira les
%enfanls aui lui Earont confits, sur lea priuci-
pes de Ia laneue franchise, ct leur en- fera
connaitre les r6gies gralnfhatlcales.
II leur apprcndra phIstoire, la geographic,
l'aIithmetlnue ct Ia teuu9 dos llvres. t
II cnseignera Falgebre ct Ia gdonttrio aux
ieunes gems qui spuiront Papprendre.
/! ira donner der leCons, dams les malsons
particulieres, aux de1noiae'Iea don't les parens
je dGsireront. lie Chef dc cette institution Sc
reconuande Il n bicngeiljance des ptrcs ct
ms res dc lamllle.
r. p. M. hiED0UX.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29
E1'AT De Ii IOufEitNE
Cf1tR DT,g pRrVErs.
parnisrn IT. L,alon nDuee

Flfeissa dTT..L E3aFon ENHH'.
ia yarta dun grlle ID l'bonorab'e i"e6 dh
ia tolr dos p~reufe# dtia ct pour Y %t7f3lssa
d'f'st Baton itouss. Il serf Tehdn lbr 10 sons,
sig1t. jbge DE- pttolssf,
wEtt MAnDf, q aai IL ID. ?
q ia maisob lie eouf Dc Ia siils lie Baton
Ro,ge, FhouIe flahltuetie des vrntrs, Ia pro
pritte e~t-apf6s ]tletflte, np artenanl j Ia sue
ceesion de feu Andrew Black dlrtdt, natotr d.
neax eReIavea.
Tn t,otceatI De tetre pro"hp DE- Spanish
Town, horua rar lee 'nfras de 'tfan't Fro
tu4nfrtors tF Ia VEHTB.
In credit dur, dn,lE eli troiT ans. en- btiats
endosaes ct rnyables On hanHue, 81 lypothe-
que retenu usgu'au payment Iipal.
4 ayril. q I'll IF5SIEh, r. J,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29
E3tns H.. g.a E4ngstssanr,

p1PGtgsE HE5T HATCV ROEGE
VENTB UuH TE9RE MARION.
Tn yartu dun nrare De lhorofghle Charles
1essief. jngp De parois5e dams ct pour Ia due
p~aroisse, i. sera aspssb en- rrate pabliqte,
s44HFpt, Il mal rrnrhafn,
L Ia mais6n DE coEr, dams Ia vile Dc batoh+
Rouge, conrmengalt d ii lEHrcs tt 1atlD,
tons les dIvlle. uffnF. inttrh's et j"t'eH'thns
ln prDprittalrn Il iii certain nhgrB maroon de-
tanu dams IL dt pot re tet'e p]aroiese, pour tie
race de 9 app. se dntne H. noin d joshua
il cjn1 piads 81 pouass dc b%aateir, aga tf'en-
virhn % ans, Il q ttt blesst a la curse
droitc, a plusieurs rieatfices sur les bras al le
corps. ct SO dit APPARENT Il llugb Fisher, ular-
cbald de nGgres. .
lie dit 1tgfe 4 ttt CONDUIT all depot le 30
mrs 1S41, Ell Fef1 rondtt pour payer les frnis
d'arres'afihn, dA detention ct autres charges
du dit depot,
EenditIons de Ia Yautc~-cornptant.
H. W. FOWLER.
avyil 1G Shtrif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29
ETAT DE IA Louisiana.
Cour dn Trojsjefne District Par0isse
d'!1s' bd1on Rouge. ga'
New Orleans and CartolItof ! .E . '#.
Rail Road Company IT. acn,
ts-

Daniel Lewis ct al.
En- vcrtu Qua ordre do Gcri jatioa lance
dams ID process ci-dessus par ThoborabIG toor
du troisllm5 district judiciajte tenue dams ct
pour Ia p~arotgse d'5st Baton Rouge, OF 9dres-
GG an slItrifdo IA dite ~paroigse il sera expose
on ronte pnbliq,te,
SAMEpt, g mai proclaim, 1919,
a In maisrn de cour dc ia vile DC Baton
Rouge, cofninencant a il heurcs Gu matir,
tous les drojts, tltres, jnttrtfs 81 prjtenIIogs
de William L. Knox. Fun deg dGfendcnr7 dams
Ell j Ia p~roprltt6 c~i-apr6s dtcritc, saYoir:
Un certain moroccan de terre eauh dams
cette parojsRe sur les eaux de htg Sandyc reek,
arec toHtea les bAtlssas ct authorizations Gui
sly trouycnt, coDtenaUt trois cents vingt ar
pcnte, plus oil lnoins, borne a l'oucgt par Iea
terres de William Kelly. -..
Saisis pour satiafaire le j~Ggtntnt, inttrtt
CT frais dang 10 process ci-dcsaus.
Conditions Dc IL vente-coriDant.
j. c. NORRIS
mara q Deu, Shprif
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-29

Jbll1 StBlFS
I'm vnrti dun ordre da fefi faetas lanct
dams lp process ci-deesua, ct adresst Az slefit
dist Baton Rouge. il sera expose Ell Tetite
publiqle,
Eatneji, 3 Jun proclaim,
i la maisOt Dc tntir daIis Ia Vile do Baton
Rouge, comtnencant a II hetlfos dn 'natin'
tot,s les droits. tltres, i1thfets ct prttenftons
dn dafendeur, John Gayle, dams ct "A la pro
prjdta ci-anres dtffite, safaFr:
Tine pisce dc terre situte fre"f'e Ia vile Dr.
Baton Rouge, ayet t0utes les baitsses vt atlle-
liorations quis'y trouFelit, eotltehaht vtngt.un
arpalis plus Oh tnoits, borne al nord par TO-
bert BOYD, Il Test par hopge', au sud par
Hernandez. ct a Touest par le tItelnii me
rant de Baton Rouge D lhabitatior du GIN.
Bernard.
5aisi pour Ra'isfaire tine execution I7nreo
dams 10 process Ci -dessls, aYe5 ihttret ct traiF.
Conditions de Ia yente-tbfn slant eaIis eva
| 1uatjpn, J.. e. MORRIS,
70 ayrl1. Il Dep Sheriff
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
CORllfnlercial.

-. HAMBURG; Dec. IL.
Cotton.-The supply this week has been suf.
ficient for all demands, although the roads are
in bad order, owing to the late rains, which
have prevented as much Cotton coming in as
would had they been'in travelling condition.
The rain on Monday, prevented much outdoor
business, yet the market advanced as high as
81 cts, and would have gone up more. had
notthe accounts came in on that evening and
put a,damper on. the market However, as the
Liverpool papers had not arrived at the time of
our writing, we cannot say whut effect they
will have with orr dealers. They may advance
the market or lower it still farther than the 60
ing rates Of to-day. The feeling of our dealers
is down abont as low. perhaps, as they will get.
and should the letters be favorable, prices will
run. up, and gain what they have lost since
Monday evening The weather is fair to-day,
and business. brisk. We quote as extremes, 6
TO "a cts, and now and then 8 cts, principal
sales u to u cts.-Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Public Notice.
Deer. 20

I'm Pursuance Of an Order from Olive.
IL Toules, Ordinary, will offer for sale at
public outcry, nj the residence Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Garrett, late Of this District, deceased, all
the personal property of the estate of John G..
Garrett, deceased, except his negro slaves.
consisting chiefly of stock of Cattle, Hogs
and Mules, and of various articles of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Also-At the same place, will be sold by me
rs Executor Of the will Of Elizabeth Garrett,
decd, and at public outcry, ono tract of land,
containing two hundred and sixty-nine acres
more or less, situate in this District, and ad-
joining lands of William Garrett and others.
Tie same having been purchased by the said
Testatrix, from George A. d Thomas Mike.
Also-Three Negro slaves, and other person.
nj property Of the estate Of the said Elizabeth
Garrett, consisting Of stock of Mules, two
Wagons, thirty eight bales of Cotton, and
about "a stacks of Fodder, with various other
articles Of personal property, not necessary to
be more particularly mentioned.
The sales above mentioned will be begun on
Tuesdaythe 9Th of January next, and viii con-
tiniied until The aforesaid properly is disposed
Of
Terms Of sale-a credit until The 25th Dec.
1874, purchase money to be secured by notes
with approved personal surety. All sums
not exceeding $5 will be required TO be paid
in cash. THOMAS GARRETT, Ex'r.
Dec. 1S, 1S43.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Atrocsous Murder--The East Alabam.
ian Of Saturday says-The town of Tus7
kegee. in Macon county, was. onlas! Mon
day, the scene Of the most atrocious mur-
der that has ever heen. committedeven in
this land Of the Bowie Knife and Pistol.
The circumstances as they are reported
here are these:--Mr. Freeman, citizen
OF this county and well known in this
place, bad gone down to the plantation OF
Arnold Seals,in Macon county ,accompan-
led by an officer with writ of execution
issued from this county, and had levied on
a negro, the property Of one Vann. the
son-in.aw of Seals, and the defendant in
the writ. The negro was taken by the
officer and Freeman to Tuskegee, and as
they reached that place. Seals aud Vann,
armed with guns, came 10 pursuit, avow-
ing their intention TO kill Freeman. Upon
their coming up, Freeman got behind the
bailifr and begged hard for his life; but
Seals was relentless and shot him, at the
distance of only three or four feet, through
both thighs, as he clung to the officer.
Vann was with difficulty prevented from
shooting, after he mad fallen. The unfor-
tunate man died in two or three hours. OF
lock jaw; and the murderers having wal
ted TO assure themselves ofhis death started
for the Republic Of Texas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
a ga REb

"a CAHSDs a.i (,
YHYFIE Subscriber informs the Public, that
"a he will opena SCHOOL at Lowndesyille,
Abheyille District, on the 2nd Monday of Jan.:
uary next, in which will be taught the usual
branches of English, Mathematics. the Greek.
Latin and French Languages. Ills Glasses
wilbe so arranged that those Pupils who are
studying the Languages, can also receive in
struclion in the English Branches
As his object is to establish a permanent
School, rs he has had long experience in teach
ing, and been signally successful in preparing
Students for College, and as the location is
healthy and remote from scenes Of dissipa!iorr
and vice, he haters himselfthut he willreceiVe
a due share OF the patronage Of The Public
Board at 81 per month. Tuition, in;the Lam
guages, Mathematics and higher byancbesof
English, $I7 per Session of 5 months. Eng-s
lsh Grammer and Geography $40. Lower
Branches 81. lgs5
All WHO wish to know the competencytof.
the Teacher are referred to Gen. G. Mel Dnfie,
Hon. F.W. Pickens, and Hon. "A. Burt:
J.. L. LESLY.
Dec 8, 1873 tf- 46. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
4F,om th.a:f;aar,.sion iierccur.ii.

sKiggsaie.-Fhe Legislative assembled
on Monday and organized ny the election
OF DR.. Ed. P.sScott as Speaker OF the
Senate, and Joel Holleman Speaker OF
the House. The Message of Governor
M.Dowellwas received the same day. 1t
is document of very remarkable ability
and interest. confined wholly to the af-
fairs of the State, and treating Of these in
wayio give them additional dignity. We
shall quote largely from it at the earliest
opportunity. At present we extract a
passage referring to subjec, Of common
interest to Virginia and South Carolina.
i.It would have been highly gratifying
to report to the Legislature at the begin
ming of It's labors, that the act ofthe last
session authorizing the Executive, upon
certain conditions, to suspend the law
subiecting 10 inspection the vessels which
entered the ports of Virginia from the
State of New York, had been fully carried
into effect, and that thus every remnant
of a painful controversy, and still more
painful subject Of controversy, between
these sister States,bad been happily and
forever. disposed Of ] regret, however, to
inform YOU, thai no change having taken
place 10 the legal attitude of New York,
upon the general subject to which the in
spection Of her vessels relates, no oppor.
sunity has been afforded for the Executive
exercise Of your conditional authority.
{tis, nevertheless, hoped, and confidently
hoped, that this a,tidtude will be fully re-
linaaished by every part Of her Govern
ment tha, the continued sanction of,hat
prea, State will no, be given by her
Legislature to euactments which have
no support in the Constitution, iD the
laws, nor in the judicial decisions of the
Federal Government, and which, opera
ting mainly upon structure OF society
and OF interests exterior to her own, can
have no other practical effect than the fa-
tai one of so invading the peace and secu-
rity and rights of her sister Common
wealth, as 10 threaten the union of them
all with violence and convuision. Ii,
however, nothing should at last be done,
and the matters at issue between us be
left as they are, Virginia can mol but deplore
such an event more than ever, because
more than ever porlending period when
she aud every other Southern State may
be compelled to appeal to their own rights
of reversed and ultimate sovereignty for
that perfect safety, which they had fond
ly hoped i, was competent TO their Fede-
raj compact to afford"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
SHERIFF,st SALE.

DY virtue of ofsundry writs OF Fieri Fa-
I'D cias. Ishall proceed TO sell at Edge.
field Court House, on the first Monday and
Tuesday in January next, the following
John B. Johnson vs. William Johnson (;
John Briskey vs. The same; three Horses.
J.C. Allen, Cor Goodwin & Harring-
ton VS. John McCreary; other plaintiffs vs.
the same, three Negroes. a woman and
two children.
Cadaway Clark vs. Mosec Clarke, one
Black Mare and one Grey. Mare.
Penn & Brannon VS. Stephen Langley,
one Brown Horse. i,
James Goodman vs. A. G, Leake Jas.
Owens vs. tine same; the same ys the
same J. Fl. Irby vs the same John Pool
vs. the same VIM. Carter vs. the same ;
the same vs. the same, six Negroes, viz.
Allen. Essex. Mary, Betsey, Sarah, aud
her child Jefferson. 49,; -
Terms cash. ;s.g.f,.,
|, g S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D. :,
Dec. IA, ls43. @ 3t 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
STAI.E sOFS. CyAROLuJV.a,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
PY OLIVER. ToWLEs, Esquire

PY OLIVER ToWLES. Esquire.
.R1 Ordinary of Edgeield District.
Whereas, William r. Foshee, halhap-
piled TO me for Letters administration
on all and singular the goods and dcha,tels,
rights, and credits Of John Harris, lale
Of the DISTRICT aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
ish all and singular4he kindred and -credir
tors ofthe said deceased, to be; and appea,
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said Distric, to be holden at Edge
field Codn House on the 1st of January
S1644, TO show cause, if any,iwhy the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day Of December, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty three, &in the sixty-eighth
year ofAmerican independence. N.
o, TOWLES. o. E. D !. /.
Dec. 20, 1543. [S2 12] Ct AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Bethany Academy.

WyHE Trustees of this institution take
IL pleasure in announcing to the public,
that they have again succeeded in securing the
services of the Rev. A. G. BREWER, as instruc-
tor for the ensuing year; and, from the pro-
gress made by the students Of the present year,
they feel fully justified in recommending the
Institution TO the confidence of those who may
be disposed to give it their patronage.
The exercises will be resumed on the third
Monday in January next, and will continue for
the term of ten months, to be divided into two
equal sessions. Al the close Of The first Session
there will be an examination Of the Students,
and public exhibition. Is<s
TERMS: ftzzs.
For Orthography, Reading, Writing, FSg:s
and Arithmetic, per session. s 6 00
The above, with Modern History, and
Geography, per session, 500
So much ofihe above as may be neces.
sary, tosetherwith English Gram -
mar, Ancient History and Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, ,Rhe-.
toric, and Bookkeeping per ses-
sion, :" 10 90
So much of the former as may be re-
quired, with Mathematics, Chem s.
istry, Logic, and all other higher
branches ofan English Educationi
per session, IL W.
NosStudent will be received for shorter
term than the half of g session,
Good Board can be had convenient to the
School on reasonable terms.
A. PERRIN,
T. r.. HIBBLER,
AT. TRAYLER, ~ ~
E. c. G.rROBERTSON,
j. SHIBLEY,, -. 3;
w. S.CoTHRAN.
81. = ~, =. z. * KS & 1ssuslees,
Dec. II 2am3m 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Hogs (and Fogs) in the Riuer.-The
steam boat Express Mail.ran on, rock in
fog a few days ago at The Grand Chain
in The Ohio, and was compelled to throw
overheard near lwo-thirds of valuable
cargo. consisting OF barrels flour, pork,
beef, hogs, Sc. Three hundred and eigh-
iy large fat hogs were driven overboard,.
and more them one thousand barrels Of
-four, beef and pork weretrumbled Into
The river. The banks Of the river for
miles below were. found lined, with bar
rels and hogs that had aoated ashore. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
!. SAVANNAH, Dec. "A.

From Florida.-By the arrival of The
steamer ST. Mathews, Capt. Hebbard,
we have the ST. Augustine Herald of the
5,h inst. .
The Revenue cutter Crawford, Capt
Day, arrived at St. Augustine on the 9th
inst, from Savannah. and sailed for Mos
quito on the Sth. The Herald of the 18th
inst. says, the Crawford cruised as TAI
south as Cape Canaveral, touching al
Mosquito. The Crawford's visit there
was for the purpose Of ascertaining wheth-
er any depreda,ions were being commit
ted upon public lands by Live Oak cut
tiers. Lieutenant Whitehead, and six men
were left a, Smyrna. The C. left at Mos
quito brig Roxona, Swift, waiting for a
cargo Of Live Oak, andschr. Louisiana,
Marsh, with a full cargo.
The Haulover.-The Herald Of the 5th
says-Lt.. J. E. Blake, U. S. Top. En-.
glneers returned on Friday last, having
completed the survey of the haulover be-
tween Indian river and Mosquito Lagoon.
We learn that the distance 10 be cut thro'
is about 725 yards, and The summit level
7l-2 feet. The expense Of cutting is es-
timated at about $4,000, ,riae when
compared with the resulting advantages.
We sincerely hope that those having The
authority will permit the work to be done
inthe manner, contemplated.
From the Sarannah Republican. 14th inst.
Extract of letter received by gentle
man of this city, dated
MOBILE, Dec. Z.
Our whole country, from the Mississip-
pi, and West Alabama is nearly inunda-
ted with water, and The bottom lands on
both Bigbees, Warrior and Noxubee rivers,
are all overHowed. At Columbus, Miss.,
the freshet is tremendous, being in the I'd
stories of all the warehouses, and i, is es.
timated TO decrease The receipts from tina,
part of the country $4,000 bales of cotton.
In the prairie lands both in this State and
Mississippi, it will be impossible to pick
cotton for some time to come, these lands
being too boggy aud muddy. We are of
opinion ii will cut of the receipts of cotton
very materially, from the Alabama, Tala-
poosa, and Cahmoba rivers. Our last
accounts from Montgomery, state that
river had risen 12 feet that night and it
was still rising. ,.,.' Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
AUGUSTA. Dec. ]

CoHon.-The receipts during the week have
been comparatively moderate. The activity
noticed in our last was, on the receipt of the
last European advices, somewhat sIispended;
but, contrary to the anticlpations of many, our
market Ilns revived lur the las, day or two, and
prices have advanced fully an eighth of cent
on the improvement of last waek. The ex-
tremes of the market we quote from to 8
cents; chnice lot would however, bring 9ac.
The principal sales have been al from Z 1-S TO
Z c.-COnstitutiOnaESt,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Notice..

NOsICe.
FENHE Subscriber having purchased the
u GRIST MILL, formerly owned by Mr..
John RIrnehurt, respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally. that he has had it
thoroughly repaired, andis now, prepared to
Grind CORN, at the shortest notice. His. Mill
is situated about six miles N. E. ofthe Court
House, on the Viewer Road, one mile from,
Mr.. B. L. Munell's The ronds leading to
The subscriber socits share of public pa.
tronage, as he intends to cndeavor to merritt.
by strict attention to The interest of his custo-
mers. Only the customary toll exacted I.
H. JENNINGS.
Dec. l3 St