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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-16

the willy and diplomatic M. Liable Perigoed
afterwards better known as NJ. Talleyrand,
Prince of Benevento) knew full well that all his
persuasives, aud diplomacy would make but lit
tie impression upon its managers, the dissolute,
debauched and drunken gamblers, and duelists,
Marat, Robespiere, and Danton. While his
potent argument was at work, NJ. Talleyrand
took refuge in the United States, and became
naluralized as an American citizen. On his
return TO France, where afterwards he probably
exerled as great an influence in the affairs OF
France, and Of Europe as his Master Napoleon,
M. T. presented to the Institute a most admira-
BILE Memoir on the relations Of the United States
with England. The diplomat makes, in this
work, an observation SO eminently applicable TO
the present condition of party spirit, at this time,
in the United States that cannot forbear quo
ting il:
what party spirit is in society it finds the
means of cheating and deceiving u.s. even with re-
gard to facts for it entirely perverts them (cer il
les denature) As il Divers their consequences,
additional not to disdain reject these facts
but to examine them well, in order to comprehend
what they really are, and what they really prove.
It proverbaly said that there is dsputng about
facts Should this proverb ever prove true, there
will remain very few disputes among men,"
But truth is great, and will prevail, and there
cannot be aquestion with any one, who will pc
ruse this work in the spirit Of truth, and not in
the fumes of faction, but that he will find his
mind disahused of many falseboods touching the
subject of this Memoir: he will find politician,
WHO'S still "consistent with himself and firm,
in the maintenance Of his principles"
MACON.
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CHALLENGE BIACKING.

M FISCHER has just received fresh supply of
w . Mason's inimtNble Backing, which is the
only standard article in the country. II affords
more beautiful polish in less time than any other SINH
lar composition. 1t will not soil the whitest lnen and
shines alike in damp and dry weather. For whole
sale and retail at Statonsr. Hall.
sen R--3iaW4M
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M A II r | H. d,

On the 9TH instant by the Rev. john II. WSo-
FIELD, Mr.. JOHN N. ASHTON, Jr., formerly of
King George county, Va, TO Miss ELLEN r f.,
eldest daughter of John Cooke, Esq, of Portsmouth,
Virginia.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-16

The information, sworn TO by Fred. Bond Hughes,
on which Daniel OConnelI was arrested, makes six
solid columns of the Boston Pilot.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-16

The New York canals are considerably obstructed
by ice and the forwarding merchants are fearful Of
having their produce blocked up in trsnstu
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-16

~ COL Benton is out in the MIssoUarAN in
favor of the annexation of Texas. The Col
onei is Il uhoie team himself
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-16

NOTICE TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
SUBSCRIBERS.

I~Mr HENRY nj. LEWIS is our travelling
agent for Alabama, Tennessee, and part of Missouri
n5-Mr ISRAEL Z. JAMES for the South and
Southwestern States and Florida assisted by James
n. Whpple, Wm. ii. Weld, o. Ii. r. Stem, and
Henry Plat.
I5-Mr c. w. JAMES for the Western States,
Iowa and Wisconsin, assisted by Moses Meeker,
James X Smith, J. b. Humphreys, J. T. Dent, q.
ii. Comstock and +. Y. Jennings.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
Commercial.

HAMBURG, April q.
Rtmdris.-Durins tho mon,h Of March past.
the receipts Of, Cotton have been extraordinary
light in Hamburg. There were only 1857
bales received. aud in Augusta but SOS,
amounting in all to 6,1S2 bales. Thc..c we,c
received 10 Augusta Of this amount, by Goor.
gia Rail Road 3,&3obales; and BY w.scss and
bouts 1.615 bales. The Amount received in
hamnuys, came principally in wagons. The
stock Of Cotton in Hamburg on the Is, inst.
was 6,lii bales: in Augusta OPS haiea At
the same time las, year the stock Of Cotton on
hand in this city. was 7.0l7; in Augusta 90
725 bales. A. The same lime las, year the stock
Of Cotton on hand in this city. was 7,047; in
Augusta 1889 bales, aud the total receipts Cor
March 1891 Hamburg aud Augusta was L..
OH bales. on. .,t, -.
Coaoa.-The long continued bad weather.
low prices. and olher Disadvantages, have pre-.
vented operations 10 an extent usually known
a, ,il.is tfmc OF the year with our buyers and
sellers. These il az presen; such a small guam
,;ty arriving, That we may be considered Il,
without regular prices. Oar quotations. how
ever. to-day are from 4 10 6 cts. according To
qualify; principal sa'cs IS 10 . cts. We Mould
remark. that there is . better feeling nrnoEg
Our buyers, than for soure days pas!.-Jour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

NJ Wa, cal the attention Of aur readers TO
the advertise isn,een,s piff Mcssrs. G La L, PENN
Messrs. Bland g. Butler, aud Messrs. Press
Icy s. Bryan, who have just received very
heavy s,ocka of Dry Goods, Hazdwarcs Groce.
RIGS, and in fac, every article generally found
in country stores, which they promise to sell
20 sseir customers III, their oarn prices X
we would also recommend our ciizensio
call, boforc purchasing. upon the Messrs'
Roehc's, who ~msnniac,ure, andkeep on band,
n superior asso,aner, OF Boots Shoes. iiar-
ness, &c, a, The store formerly occupied by
NIL. Geariy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

II is with pain ard sorrow that VIC have
IN record an event which occurred in on
city ON Thursday, between tho hours OF
one aid Two. A %rencountcf took place
between Mr.. W. II. Pla,t. a young law
yer Of our city. and Mr.. w: r. Harding,
attached to The United STATES Arsenal.
Mr.. Harding was shot through the body;
Mr.. plail. received no injury. though alter
Mr.. Harding. MAS shot he fred 4 pistol at
at. Plat. While writing these few lines
Mr.. II. lies Dangerously i'll. aud it is be.
lieved by the physicians that tho wound
must prove fatal: VIC have Leari Ihe
origin or the quarrel; but we abstain from
staIiHg i, al this time, as we do not wish
to record mere runors. We will say,
however, tha, the occurrence is tameala-
bic, and regretted by ali our citizens, es-
pecially as the parties were young men,
and entering iGto the busy scenes OF life.
Mr.. Harding is generally esteemed for his
amiable and unassuming department, and
his bland. aud goni!cnanly manners. His
death will be deplored by nll those who
werc acquainted with him. We were no,
Intimately acquainted with him ; bu, the
linIe we knew Of him vas certainly to his
advantage. Who acted with rashncss in
III is fatal circumstance. the trial viii dis
close : in justice. however, We must say
tina, we pity the condition OF Alr. Plat.
who, We have been Informed, regrets the
result, o! tic r%oncouu,er, and who, what
ever may be the fate OF Mr.. Harding, musl
feel the prostration Of all hi. hopes il this
world 10 acquire distinction among Ills fcl.
low men and The respect Of the various
portion Of mankind. Immediately after
the. occurrence Mr.. Plat surrendered him
self TO :he sheriff; and is now 10 the Jail
o. our eiiy.-dtgrstG Constituiionalist.
TIE inquest.-lmGiediaIely after Lis
death, The Coroner summoned q Jury Of
Inquest ; who, upon examination Of the
body, aud after n careful summing ZIP or
tho testimony adduced before them. re-
turned a verdict Of .Hiifd Murdcf''a n
eainst William II. PIau.-Chfonictc and
Sentinel, Sd inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
cuARLrsEns, Anril g.

CHAGLESE1af .Snru c..
Coaor.-The Upland ma!kn, opened on s;a-
,uniay lasi With n brisk demand; which. was
continued for severn! days Of The present week,
particularly for the qualities below fair. on
whirh holders obtained an advance Of 3S,
owing To the reduction 10 the rate Of. fIeightio
Liverpool. and. the very light reccips-,'e
qualities Of fair and upwards were also in come
request, and sales were made At the full ssking
prices or J,he previous week; within u fsw
days however. A,e market has. Seen quiet, and
The advance on tie lower grades have with dic:
icnl,y been supppVea. There was much d.
rersiiy Of opinion yesterday in relation TO pr.
ccs. lbu, we believe the following quotations
will approximate as near the actual state of
the marke, as aiiy we could give. inferior and
ordinary Al as; middling 10 middliug fair 81
n 6 fair aud fully fair Ga G.; good fair and
good Z Il. The receipts ni ;lhe week are
3:33 bags, aud the safes 0.163 bags, ut prices
ranging from 4! uo7 cts. per lb.-CoMrier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

usThs Charleston csasisr of Tho 1ih'Inst.
says:-eWe ere requested to state TINT Tor the
convenience of The travelling public, the Bank
Of Charles,onh has issued some Of its bills paya-
BILE q, the ~PhilRdelphia Bank, Philadelphia.
These bills II is understood viii be paid either
in Philadelphia. or at the Bank in Charleston,
a, tho option, OF The holder, ard viii be deliver.
cd to persons wishing t!icm on application at
the bank 50 Hgai 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

April 6.
Ca,ton.-Thc market, since last Thursday,
has been very active. and operations to some
extent have been effected. viii, some improve.
men: in prices. Wc must observe. however,
that planters are offering their produce very
sraringly, tic principal sales having been
made by local holders. and tho purchases were
generally made for shipments. There is very
little offering u, the prescn, time; tho receipts
coGiinne very light, which will be the case
for some time. as The planters are busy with
preparations for the neg crop. The sales CT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

lend for Your welfare and our own Bsne-
Ct, however we will shaae il.
To our borrowing friends, we hope ,aa,
your monitor vii! at Last teach YOU to look
al home first, and tho, in your Silent he.
ditalious, whether il be on the lonely pis-
low or humble col. there may cnine oyer
you a feeling. tho, You should At least fur
nish the paper TO tie printer. and no,
bnrthen him with M expense Of ink, time,
and paper for your own qualification.
And, moreover. we hope that conscience
will tell you, ,ha, j, is wrong ir read a
paper every dds, when sou will mol sub
scribe for ii.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
Gssainary,s Sale.

WT7ILL BE SOLD. on Wednesday the
w 2sGth Instant. at tho laia residence OF
charlts Finley, decd , all the personal estate
Of Said decd, consisting or 3 head Of ilorscs.
8 head of Cattle, q head Of fiogs. S head OF
Sheep. 9head OF Geese; Corn and Fodder,
Bacon, Seed Gotten. Plantation Tools, House
hold and. Kitchen Furniture. &c.
Tcrms made knrsyn o,l the day of s.ls.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Edgefeh. District.
April 10. lS43. II u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

JaIge Wardiar.-This gentleman pre-
sides, ior The first time. since his election.
in the Court Of Common Pleas for this
District now in Session.-Therc has been
n great mass OF. Cuisines before The Court,
consequently the duties Of the Judge have
been particularly lahoriors, bot be has
proved himself equal to any task and q
mos, eiicicur officer. lie possesses iu-
dustry, proihp,ness; aud decision Of char
aeter, and has discharged his duties SO Ear
in o disnifeda and impartial manner while
a, the same time ho has given a new i'm
petas 10 The gentlemen OF the bar by in
fnsiug some Of his own spirit into them.
In giving publicly TO these remarks we
bu, embody tho opinion Of this conmuni
iy.-CofamJia Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
From Ike Hamburg Journal.

cFoHs teS duWOuFS JouTHQt.
TT our Pairoas.-Wii the present
number closes tho third volume Of the
Hamburg Journal. Whether we have
discharged the duties dcvolving Oh Us with
faiihfuiness and ability, during our three
years Acquaintance, is q rnntler which We
leave Tor a decision with you alone. 70
establish a press in Hamburg, and keep il
going, is q task which falls heavily OH The
conductor, however welt Informed he may
be in every necessary particular; but
when the Opposite side OF The picture is
taken into view. il Is a worder that the
Journal has lived so long aud done SO
welE Forced, as re were, 10 take charge
Of svch an importsn. business-unprovi.
dcd with meaus-but few friends-unac-
quainied with the routine Of this kind Of
emp!oymcn:-unskilled with the rules Of
grammer, and will, a hos, Of foes at home
and around Us, We have bufTet,cl the
storm. aud now safely spread our saii to
the breeze. We have devoted some OF
our best days to The good and prosperity
Of Hamburg, asking no boon, save that Of
u liberal patronage from the citizens, for
IA- ~. "
MnoH w .",.su oay % niso.. anu
saS ss.au ..:I non'
ny. en- ,hs;, ;"sr.s ,", ' Is, p..s $50.
IL ~. ~ sJ.a 60 NJ
L,,s,,., r,r ~. a., ,s..n .no
u glimpse Ut our mail book. aud then ask
US, are we satisfied? Thank Heaven ,
sS'a 'Jsua.sfao.o ~ iauf1hH, ann
nIs aaE w" VA VIC uass holn'he
M.,s ca,h" =. go rp.iou ui ous iu'nne-
l'0 cue" .e'"a'u', m' arc pauna ~ 'he
ns =. so, !" sensu' 70 ,I.loW suca =
on 49, nsn :. "nd r. ,,,o ;n,.ra., "r uplo,s ~
have t;nalu sx,enJsa ~ NC. ,hs;r na,,on.
acre Vvo 5ro free G,o,n rJs;na,;,ps ~,
Mich, h,ve hs., .,,snJod ~ ss .nd anin
inat - on. f.;s,as w. e.. 10 'uu On's
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
ssfroR PRESIDENT:
JOHN c.. CALHOUN.
No, ss5ifc: to the at,ioac any Convention.

n 40 adjourned Meeting Of iie Deuioera-
tic Republican, pariy5of This District, viii be
held a, the Court House. on Monday The hrst
day of May, (Saing sale day,) for the purpose
Of appointing Delegates TO attend the STATE
Contention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

Tho catind.-The Madisonian isuys:-"A
most absurd and ridiculous report is going the
rounds Of THE newspapers, that 4 personal
coutiic; took plaza at a rece,.: Cdbiaet meet
ing, between SECRETARIES spenccrard Upshur:
We assure TIE pubic that lhcre IL no, Inc
slightest Foundation Tor sush Il iepora There
was neither 4 fgt;. nor even a., angry or un-
pleasant word. between ti.ese Secretaries, on
,,.a, or any other occasion: IKE whole story
IS naked fabrication.
Our editorial brc;hen at II distance, ore
sometimes a little too credulons of washing.
ton ru,noss ; particularly OF such rs involve
private character or great public interests"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

From BrGzk-We have the Rio Jarci.
Journal Of February 10Th. in which.
however, we find nothing I translate, and
only one item TO notice. This is a brief
announcement, in n single line, ;hai Nj.
Ellis, the British Special Envoy was TO
embark for England nbou, rke middle OF
the month. 4.T'bis. gems to be a pc,ma-
,urs departure. aud Indicates probably. a
failure Of his mission. the object Of which
was 10 effect a renewal Of the commercial
treaty.; now about 10 expire by its own
limiiaiion.; There have been rumors that
Mr.. Ellis was not well received, patty on
account of the ~disp!easnre excited By the
vigorous operations Of The British cruisers
in the capture Of s%lavcrs, aud partly ON
account Of some personal offence given by
his .Exccilsncy.
=, We see tia, tho wines, table service,
linen. carriages aud other articles belong
ing 10 the special mission, were 10 be sold
al auction. on the 18th OF February.-N.
Y. Com. .Adr., 3la ull.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

pTHE BAPTIST MINlSTERA ALL
CONFERENCE. will NEE, a, 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, on the Friday before the Fifth Lords Day
in the prcscn, month. (April.) ., the Moun,
Moriah Baptis, chruci, in AbhfIilie District.
WILLiAM g. JOHNSON. CA'mr.
april IL, is43.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

Treasury Notes Outstanding; Aprii ]. 1915.
!Amoun, outstanding Of the ISSUES prior to the
SIS, August. 1872, Is recorded in the books
OF this Office, ~. $S,GS6,lU Sc
Notes issued npder the actos the
3lst August, 1872, 3,02o,554 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

Ma,ary.-The Lower Battalion of the 10th
Re.inen,, S. c. N. parudes al aous, WI
ling, on. Saturday the 9th Of May.
The Upper Battalion parades on Saturday
the 18Th or May, OF Col, Towlcs' plantation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
,Co1uyrIA. iprii5

coaoa.-The transactions in our marke: aye
small owing to the badness Of The. roads and
wet weather. Prices. however. are firm .;
previous quotations, and the Impression is gen.
orally entertained that j, has got to lis lowess
EIeiauge.-on Charleston l.s, .ands 60 New
York "a per cent. nIem.-CaTonieic,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

.fsetsd wefe at prices ranging tom 4 % 6 cts,
and ;here are few lois wh:cl, arc bsld at a hisll-
err price THAI our Ing, fssnte-itid-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
IHYMENEAL.
I" Tie siH.ea tic hat btsds i,co iriAing hearts.


IN Hamburg. S. c., on the 5;h inst by Tho
Eev. {. r. Cater, DR.. w. L. TEypLErus. Of
Lsurcus, 10 Miss SARAH NJ. GRIFFIN, of This
district.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
New Spring and Summer
e. q DIS.

WNHE Subscribers have jus, received. and
are now offering Ca their customers and
the public generally, u full aud well selected
assortment Of IgTs
Fancy G. Staple Dry Goods,
Comprising every variety nf Goods in their
line. suited To tho Spring and Summer trade,
which uiey win sell q; prices 10 suit the times.
Aiso-A general assortment Of
Groceries, HlardFyarc, Eants,
Shoes, &c. &c.
which viii be sold at prices whicl, eairoi fail
to give satisfaction TO those VII; may i,s or them
with their patronage. We were induced by
the present reduced prices Of Goods, to make
heavy purchases, which enables Us In offer
strong Inducements TO purchasers. We are
determined to sell, and let those WHO doub,
our ability to please them, cali ana see.
1--WE also continue the business Of
millinery g. Mautuamakiilg,
under tho superintendnnce of 5ir5,, G. III.
D0WD, and having receiYed a new supply
of. Goods suited 10 that branch or ,rnde. are
prepmed 10 execute all kinds of work with
neainesi and despatch.
!, Orders from the country profanity attended
to. ~ ~ BLAND IL BDTLER.
April IL @ srqz IT,
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0ursaf.--We take grra' pleasure " fcsuf.-
ing thanks to our numerous patrons 'or 'nea
kind support ssnee we nave nao .he Io,Tf
the Adeeriser, they having SO esartcet9 1909
cd, oycr oas Taff.strrors," AID assaa'ea us "
asei, |. sHiless" ss move on ia Che cScn Tenor
-four ~aY.Pp To thcse ~ho 50 noo'y stopped
forward, WITHIN Che las, tso months. and oher'
ed them services toproedfe. US. a nuuoef 90
nanes IL, place Us On our o6 footing, and e..
peciaIIy those who opposed Us 10 the last con-
test, have cur warness thanks Tor thc'r is'ase
v~cifre, as they Easo acted the paT. OF Tue
GOOD Samaritan" towards Us, oy aoaiHs "
our subscription lst foTt5 adaiiiohs. na'is''
Being well satisfied that our course mas peen
that ofa true Gemesrsiic hepnps'cah' aa''as
atall times an ese-single TO the senefa'so0o o.
ohs eonilnon country niessing out Us 'a' as
in our power lies. justice to SIX aud VIC oe-
lieye, never, in one single instance differing
from tire principles we AZ first advocated, VIC
now, again, promise, our patrons 10 coainnc
on that course, giving our LEls aid, to those
whum we may deem best qualified to I'LL the
stations 70 which they may be aspiring ; we
can promise no more, as we are determined
no, to turn from the path VIC have. hitherto
pursued, either 10 the right or ieR, io'serse any
man or SC, Of men, antfw have q hope that
our patrons arc of such . character as 20 sup
Dor, us, so long as our motto shall be BsjRs:
and fear nct.p
Whilst anon the subicc, Of ttiab and troubles
;r.;5s,, - ,tose ,yb, have taken ppon them.
,bemss,yss tie responsibility, Of conducting n
nubi;c 1c,,n,l we will take The liberty Of cal.
auy The attention q. our patrons and readers
generally, to the Appeal Of our Bio,hcr editor
s, =" 30
'ouHs!h aA,'S. 'ou. "A0 -
cam. uP,A ~
Sy his excr,ioas, be has proven himself con-
petentto discharge all The dates which neees-
sariiy dsvo'sed upon him, by promises mace
oy nin'' ID ais PairooS' al 'e e0niheseeaaen
ofhis iass vo'iuc, IN 2 manner that docs ham
credit; the interest be at all times has taken ~
The welfare OF the aouIishins town OF Ham
burg. no doubt, procufes him u strong support
in thu, qaarter. ba, ai,er a struggle Of three
years, we are sorry to find tina, tkss citizens of
this and the adjeiaing districts have suffered
the elaisns Of The editor of the l~ournnl!o pass
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

r INTEND shortly 10 move 10 Mississippi.
Il and 10 leave my brother ard MIR. J. u.
Nance, 10 nc, Us Agents in winding up all 'ny
unsettled business ut Poiiersriiie.
Aner reasonable indulgence 10 those WHO
a.e indebted to me. costs will be added.
JASPER GreDS.
April, To- 1915. ST II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
Roos and SEloe Making.

TIHE subscribers respectfully informs
n the citizens OF Edgefeld Village, aud
District, tina, they have bought out Mr.
II. L. Gearty's interest, in tho Boot aud
Shoe Store, kept by him Ia the Village,
where they vii! rnanufacture Boots, Shoes
&c. OF the best Preach Calf Skin. in
the neatest and best names ; they also
intend Keeping a general assortment of
ctiarse Boots, Shoes. Harncss. Leather,
sc. Green or dried hides, will be taken
in trade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

T.. g. NJ. D. ROCHE.
N. B.-A splendid assortment nj La
dies aud Chiidren's Shoes &c. in o day
nr so z. & NJ. d. X.
Arrii l2 81 IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

Detiuc; cancelled notes in the
hands Of the Accounting ofi-
GERS. including those. issued
ii,:der the act Of the 3lst Aug.
1871
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
April IL, iS43.

c. The friends Of sNGj0s'
CUTH REDGE CHATHAM. ann'uucc
him a. II Candidate for the otlice-bf Colonel Of
the OH Regiment sc. ~. 20 ell The, %acacy
accustomed BY the irsis i%,a,iunof Col. It'll.
Aprii5 u 10
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TayksuRr DErARruESr
Registers Ocicc, 81 April. Is43.
Y. L. SMITH:
Reg. Tf'g@U.s.
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Nasac Pos, 05iss-A Post Once has been
essatlisked at MILESTONE, Piekens Ds,fica,aud
Samuel Mos.cy, Esq. appointed Postmaster.
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A CARD.

a CARD.
RTR. WILLIAM GREGG having pur-
lTH chased the. interest Of Col. John Buus-
Ike. in the vauclisc Factory. the c"par,Der-
ship Of B~IrsKErr & JosEs wa Disabled ON
tho Goth aiasSh. Col. Raaskeit llivinS the
entire management ofthe affairs Of the coG-
Germ, any communication in relation thereto.
will receive his aircu,ian, il addressed TO him
al bdgefield Court House.
JOHN BAJSKETT.
JAMES JONES.
April l.. 1873 - 81 Il
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