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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Ne,g Unbreild.-A curious and elabo.
ra,cly finished umbrella has been manu.
lactured hy Dir. Taunton, OF Norfolk
street. Islins!un. for The Turkish Ambas-
sudor, who intends i, as present to bis
Sovereign. 1t is entirrly Of gold, and
brucated crimson silk; it cos, 500 guineas.
The stick is divided into compartments,
and con,ainsa n watch, a son.dial, cam-
pass, thermometer, peneil:case, with %
extra leads. %aich.key, a knife, comb.
n n,oyb- pick. mirror, aud n microscope.
wh,cHalso forms a telescope with q iwen-
,y mics ranse.--Engiish paper. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Faiai .iAempt 10 Escape from hc Sing
Sing PHsoa--The notorious Jim Gala.
cher, WHO was sentenced 10 the Stale Pri-
son III Sing Slug some is months back.
for picking the pocket of Senator Cham
herlain Of 5000, made az attempt on
Tuesday to escape from ,ha, institution,
which will probably prove fatal. He
dressed himself in womau's clothes, aud
in attempting TO lower himself from the
Hospital walls with a rope Of his own con-
sruclion, he becanio cuiaueled aud fell
to the ground. n distance of 25 feet, sIrik-
ing on his head, disloeating the yertabre
of his spine, aud iniurins the spinal mar
,ow. When found he sas entirely in
sensible, and viii not probabIy survive
mauy days. He escaped from the Albany
Jsl al the time Of arrest on the charge
for which he is now imprisoned, bu, was
retaken uud sentenced fer term Of years
that will prnbpbly cad his life IL he should
recover iromiiIe Immediate effects of the
Injuries recently received.-S. Y. Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

We, ihe undersigned. having been appoinI-
ed Domestic Missionaries. ler the al, Section
OF tha Chntchcs orthe EdseGeid Baplis. Asso
.cia,icn, give notice. thai we will by Divine
permission a,icnd The Churches, atlle follow
ing times:
P!easas, Grove, on The Saturday before the
lIst Lords Day in July.
Hamburg. on ihs Saturday, before the End
Lords Day ip July.
Big S,ephans' Creek, oil The Saturday before
The 5rd Lords Day in Jnsy.
Mount Zion, on the Saturday before The 4ti
> Lords Day in July. $3.50.
Horns Greek, op die Saturday before the 5,h
Lords Day in 5uiy.
Edgefc.a. .ont6e Saturday before tire Isl Lords
Day in Angust
Red Oak Gfose, on the Saturday before the 2nd
Lcrt's Day in August.
Bethany az Republican,, or the Saturday be-
fore the Sd Lords Day 10 August.
Antioch, oathe Ss:ssaay beiorc the 9th Loras S
Day in August.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

3eCE s. 5OB PERMITTING
nFEvery descripsionezecaied with
V neainess& despatch nj the Mice.
ogthe EpGEPggLpApY A pYgRrisER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

/ I'm, - r ..,. M. p;,I,
1he Sercneeen yea, ~. t.oe0s'S.I- ne N.e,',
mona n'o says inls IS 'le ycat anu M
ms Tie montn' 10, 'hc appearance oi '',e
!! year Locust !" ie"" nays 'he "u".'
VIII DC ihIoasea' ava ne VINO hears 'ne,, ,,
aceu'nuia,eo mum , 'or 'ne n'S. "n'e: WIZ W.,
nc ast"hisnc". on'eSs preParea 'cr II NC
WIZ not kno" "'" 70 aeco".. 10. II. TUT
merry tney appeared u, sueii 'oun!.sss >,
tluitituaes 10 10 aug" 'ne sw.no , W '"e ~
equity ~ nHo" ~ a.e H." q .'s" sNs, 'o"i
"a, ,'e, a.' 1.so ~ i' .,'s; ,f',s ~
d'iu csr's .o.ess.,o. Dc ,,., ~ .s" wv Ia', ..,
appIafnn' ~ is - ~, " ,n;,;' r,,,ns, S
'i'u." u''a,s". 1919. y. ~. n .iaau;,..
pe',ou ,.;S.;a om ~ ~. (,oo , w. ,,,o nn,,,,,i ~
ang r ea'.su.on ,.,,,.s.". S s'.IIr M .i"sa.;I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

A Spanish BGndit.-Juau Martin aged
80, and QUE enf the mos, ierocious essassins
that has infested Spain. vas executed nj
Madrid or the 10Th ofFebrunry last. He
was the chief eta band Of brisands thai
has been for many years the terror of the
province Of Toledo. He was csastcisd
OF thirty murders, and is supposed 10 lave
committed many more, as be is known 10
have assassinated laurceu persons in one
siuglc day merely Tor the purpose Of fplan.
der.
As an example for the aiToeiiy OF This
inuuster, i, Is stated that his bag1 having
lakca a citizen OF fToiedo prisoner, Marliii
obliged him to write letter 10 his wife
demanding So, 900 dollars as his ransom.
in the meantime. confining him in cavern
without food for forty-e;ght hours: On
the il,ird day an answer came from the
wife, with Sl5G all she had been ahlc-io
raise for her. husbands release--Mntiin
had ,hecap,iye brousb, OFT, tortured him
by applying red no, iron TO his flesh, aud
then buried him up TO bis neck ir the earth
leaving on'y bis bead exposed 10 the burn.
inS sun. Not content with this. he made
him suffer The tormen.s Of 'Pantalas: when.
ever tho poor victim dying Of thirst, would
cull for drink, a glass of cold water was
placed near his lips and then Withdrawn.
His teeth were then dragged out With
rough pinchers, md in the course of this
tfrcsh ,.r,urc lhepoor 1oIe'iian expired.
Martin exhibited his savage disposition
TO tho last. lie was taken on foot from,
the prison 10 The place of execution vent
| ing curses The whole way on those hs
called bis enemies, but Totally regardies!
of the exhona,ions OF the priest who &C.
companied him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

TIE Sailors Pledge. Some time since
We recorded the fact, that al a lempeianco
meeting held on boaid The U. s. ship In
dependence, one hundred and eighty seven
of,hc sailors signed The pledge Of total alb
>rinencc. The DAY before The ship sailed.
Il number nf geatlemen again visited her,
anil obtained twenty names-masing IN
all, over two hundred new recruits to Tho
saiani c,;la water army.
Tie Independence has just returned
from her late voyage. aud US matter Of
course a dea! OF anxiety has been felt a.
mons icnprrance men 10 learn how many
0fihe sailors had adhered 10 their good
resolutions. We are informed by Que of
the gentlemen who took prominent part
in;hc effort. that ollbe whole uumhcr who
sisncd, only three had broken their pledge
"a most gratifying fact, aud one which
tells well for The firmness aud resolution OF
The gallant iars engaged on board the old
Indcpeudcnce.-Neto York SIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

YANKEE Entrrprise.-A recent letter
from an American in Paris communicates
this instance OF Yankee enterprise. which
is both cruising and striking. I" have
been s>nlascd lately with an instance of
Yaokee enterprise worthy OF mo'icc.--
There was ',liic steamer called the Ban
cor. advertised last summer 10 sail from
Boston Cor The Azores. Gibraltar, Me'ta
aud Corstani;nop!e. She was 4 little
Thing, built strong, with powerful engine.
to rnn between Boston and Bangor. This
bold push for Europe. amazed people very
much. particularly as they advertised for
passengers. She smiled, aud the firSt thing
that was heard Of her she put into Hall
fax which possibly may be accounted for
hy the fac, ,ha, coal is cheaper there Than
iG Boston: Next we Lcnr OF her. she is in
Gibraltar. towing vessels Detained in The
Gut. Then at Constauiinoplc towing
vessel, tllrou sh the Dardaneles; and last.
iy. carrying passengers and pilgrims ffom
Consian,inop!c to Trehizonde. on the Asia
tic side Of The Black Sea. Aad read in
French paper The other day, that on one
trip she had 500 passcnsers-Pilsrims.
Turks, Jews and iniidels Thi, is fair
specimen Of Yankee enterprise"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Ridiag on Hons :6ack.-Whsn q agen,ie.
man accompanies q lady 90 horsebaek- no
should take the left side of hcr; horse.
The custom Of taking the right side, is
derived from The English directs tho LEFT,
hand OF the road TO he saken; the gentle
man. ihcreforo, takes tho right. 10 protect
The lady from vehicles, &C., which pass
on her len. Here tho law directs the
right hand Of the road TO be taken. conss-
.gucu;ly the gentleman should take the
lef, side of the lady's horse. Il seems TO
Ebc best adapted 10 afford efficient assis-
lance whatever may occur. The right
hand Of the gentleman is perfectly free,
acd may be used either to STOP the horse,
or rescue The lady fruu, danger. lie can
on this side aid her 10 disentaugling her
dress, diseusasing her foot from the stir-
rup, adjusting her reins, aud liiting her OF
of her seat, wiihon, exposing her 10 the
acciaen, which might occur TO him if he
attempted 10 give her assistance from tho:
o,!,er side. IL is not easy 10 afford assis-'
tance TO the,lady with The left haud, 1or
is il easy for the. rider to command his
! omu horse with tho right hand.--.Afirror.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

inconlinually into the third heaven Ieur
veiGs nre lined with the pure gold OF fOphire'
and ibe blood which courses 'hraagh lhcm
is milk and honey. your lips are red roses'
gathered from Eden by the hand OF Ca
bricl! Your words are molied pearl drop
ping from your mouth! My heart biazes
OF the thought of thee! My brains is an
everlasting FIRE! Oh, come. most delight
ful of delights. aud breathe upon me with
your seraphic breath! When you do
come, be sure and bring that TWO bits
which you borrowed OF me, as want to
buy some tobacco, a. T."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

The Bearded Fair.-The London pa.
pers advertise Tor exhibition nfemale, 30
years of age. and four feet high. who has
whiskers, heard aud musiachois, covering
he. face almost entirely. Price Of sdmis-
sion, sixpence.
we are personally acquainted with q
most respectable. estimabIe ndpious lady.
in North Carolipa. who wears about the
,lickest beard we have eyer seen on n
human face. She 10 married lady, ad-,,
yanced ia age, her children arc all grown
aud set;Sed In life. iyhen newly shofn,
her face exhibits traces ola beauty. once
possessed. OF no ordinary degree. She is
by no mems masculine 10 her disposition
OF manners, but Is modest, mild and alta
BILE III her department..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
NO. 30

10 tie Boston Atlas that Ihe Anti-Slayery
Society Convention, holden ai the Tober-
nacle, iu Boston, on Tuesday, j, was vo-
ted 10 appoint Committee 10 wait on
Presidcn: Tyler, during the visit 10 Bos-
ton, aud requested him 10 emancipa'c his
slaves aud The Committee was also fur
Their instructed to prepare at Address, TO
he sigued by the members Of The Conven-
lion, TO he delivered TO the President On
the same occasion. II can hardly be that
the ciizens of Boston will allow this con-
outrage on It's hospitality to be
acted out.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

The following love letter picked up yes
,erday in the park. breathcs spifi, Of
combustion which,he fuuDIain could bard
ly distinguish
Dear Sm,el-Oh, my love of loves,
clarified honey aud oil Of citroas. white
loaf sugar Of my hopes and nlolasses Of
my expectations you have been absent
from me three whole days! The sun is
dark at mid-day--the moons and s:nrs arc
black when thou art absent. Thy siepiS
Tie music of the spheres; and the wind Of
thy gown, when you pass by. zephyr
from the gnnicnaf paradise in the lime Of
early flowers, l kissed you when we las,
me,, and Thy whole fame was filed with
swcctnesst One of your cnrls touched
me op tie pnse, and iha, organ was trans.
mu,ed into loaf sugar! oh, spice Of spi.
ices, garden ofdelishisi send me a.lock oi
your hair--scnd me any s6ing thar your
fblessed fingers bath touched. and I viii
go raving mad with ccstacy! Ono look
from thy brigh, eyes would transport rue
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
NEW GOOD ) /.
CALL AND SEE.

CALL AN ~ SEr-
THyHR subscriber has Just received end now
n ffars for sale, a. lii old stand in Fulton.
Ark. fresh and general assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries. Hardware. &c., consisting
in p1rt as follows
100 pieces assorted prints. bleached and 10
bleached Sheetiags, ditto Shirtings. Blue
Domestic Stripes, Plaids, Corded Skirts, Fig
Swiss and Book Muslinr, Painted Lawns, Bo.
bineir, Footing Lace etc. Ladies' MItts, EIas-
tic Garters Black Wor>ted Hose, White Cot
ton do Black Silk Gloves, Bro. Linen. do.
Gents / Hoe; Silk. Cambria. Linen ami Fan
cy Dress iiaEdkerctiefs, Black Silk, London
Drills. Gambroon's cottonades, etc, etc
Also an excellent assortment Of
CLOTHING.
Gents Blacks Dress and Frock Goats Lin
en- and GiGgham do; Linen, Coitonade and
Sattinett Pants, Satin Vests. ShIrts etc
A.sn, n variety Of fine Silk and Organdy Bon
nets Chip do, hrtihcIal flnwcrs. Ladies' ard
Children's Shoes. Also, N general assortment
OF Queensware, Glass and SfonrDare, Hard
,oare. Castings, Nails, etc. AID, also, fresh
supply OF iamIly
GROCERIES.
Brown and Loaf Sugar. Coffee, Teas, Can
dies, Indigo. Mhiskey, Brandy. Wines; Pow.
der. Shot. Lead, Bagging and Rope, etc. etc.
All OF which he will sell low for CASH.
G. F. ROGERS.
Fulton. July 18th, 1S43. l-tf
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
MULTIPLICATION in ILLINOIS.

We noticed some time ago the proceed
inps OF a meeting ce two hundred citizens
OF Coles county. Illipois--io which about
thatnumber uf persons attached their names
Resolving not 10 obey the dec SION Of the
Supreme Couri of tie United States, set
ting aside The Appraisemeut Law OF Illinois,
and pledginc themselves TO resist, by force
of arms, all attempts iC enforce the execu-
tion of tie law in accordance with that de-
cision. Wherever these proceedings were
made known, they called forth the indig-
nation of all rational and patriotic men,
Even at home, disposition has been man
iicsied to back out from the disgraceiui po-
siton in which the actors in that meeting
had placed themselves. Robert GRAHAM,
who presided al the Revolutionary meeting,
has deemed il necessary 10 publish COM
municatiou In the Charleston (Coles county,
Courier, in uhich he endeavors TO excuse
himself aud The people for the character OF
the resolutions. He gays that there is some
thing in the preamble and resolutions which
did not please him; that the preamble
.'speaks TOO coniemptbly of the Supreme
Court of the United States; i" that he feels
willing TO accede TO their decisions, although
the Judges differ themselves as 10 the con-
stitutiouality of these laws; that he thinks
the Legislature has a constitutional right
10 pass any laws regulating the collection
Of debts, "where they do not impair the
validity of the contract" that he objects
TO the use of the words "forco of arms" in
the resolutions, that The meeting was got
up precipi,ately, and there was moi sutfi-
cient time for deliberation, or less oblec-
tionable resolutions might have been passed ;
that the great object of the meeting was
10 manifest public indignation against those
who intended TO avail themselves of the
decision of the Court, TO make their collec-
tions He is evidently ashamed Of the
tenor Of the resolutions of this meeting.
Another meeting was held in Charleston
Coles county, on the Slh ult., for the pur
pose OF considering the propriety of sus
tanning the property laws of illinois; whet
the persons present--sixty-6ye in numbe
whose names are attached to the resolution
pledged themselves "in all official sale
to be governed by the aPpraisement Law
passed by the last session OF the genera
assembly Of the State Of Illinois; that, a
creditors, in all cases coming under the pro
visions of said law, we will direct the seS
eral officers, whether selling under de
cree nf court or execution, where the dob
or OF his agent requests the same 10 hav
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
WILLIAM CONWAY B..

HAS resigned the Office OF Circuit Judge,
III and entered into partnership in the prac-
They viii practice in the counties Of Lafa eiIe.
Hampstead. Urion, Washirs. Clark, Pike. and
Sewer; and in the Circuit, Supreme and Fed
eral courts al Little Rock, and attend to col
Iections in any part Of The State.
They val receive for fees. Arkansas Bank
paper at 2ar-if pad in advance
Communications on business, post pad. ad-
dressed 10 CONWAY A. CONWAY. Wash
inqfon. Arkansas, or TO the care Of Gen. 4.
N. Conway. LIlle Rock, will receive prompt
attention.
February z, 1S43. 32-tf
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
$50 REWARD.

RAN away from the subscriber,
~ ,residing in Bossier Parish. La. on
R Sunday, 25th jun. negro ~ an
DW/ by the name OF BOB. He is about
.AL> forty five wears of age, very dark
colof, about six feet high. has both
ears cut Of, or one OF and the other cropped.
his teeth are ever visible. and are wide apart
When he lett he took with him a sorrell po-
ney. which has a white spot on The left jaw
and several saddle spots on his back. The
above reward will be gwen for his apprehen-
SION ana delivery to me. or liberal reward for
his confinement in any jill SO that may get
him. WILLIAM MAhTlN-
Bossier Parish, La. June 26th, 1e43.-l-ti
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
LEWIS MCKEE, nj. ID,
RECENTLY OF PHILADELPHIA

(REcEsTLY OF PHTLADELPHIA,)
HAVING permanently located himself in
Il i Lewisville, lafayette county, Arkansas.
respectfully informs The public that he will ar.
tend 10 the practice Of Medicine and .Srxrqer,,
His Office j. at The Court house. where he c5n
at all times be found unless. professionsIlv IN.
gagged. May 3, lS43-44-Iyr
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
20 X 8 II H E

4 likely mnlatio man. about % years OF age,
N (the property of DIR. Thomas Johnson.) he
Is healthy and able bodied, bears goud char
acter--he has been rails, u ostler, gardner, &c.
Terms cash.
Apply to the subscriber al Prairie de Roane.
THOMAS READ.
aug. 80, Isi0-t.
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
NOT &c E.

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD, Scr: At
" the court of probate Of said county, of
Hampstead, in the state Of Arkansas. at the
July term thereof 4. ID. 1913. the following
administration accompts were filed m said
court for settlement ard confirmation at the
next October term thereof. to wit:
VIM. hrnett. public admr. estate of J. w.
yJudkins.
Thos. Hubbard admr. estate Of P. X. Garlanf
Tyra Hill John Stuart y
Willis Wilson l. Wilson VI
Julia Davis. ext. a Davis =
Harriet ID. Wynn, ext -" w Ii. Wynn
Therefore, uotce is hereby given, III accor.
dance with law, to oil persons interested in
the settlements of said estates, 10 come for
ward and file exceptions to said accounts, j
any they have. on or bef,re the second day O
the next term of said court. or they will b,
forever barred from excepting to any item
thereof Teste: s. T. SANDERS, elk.
5-3w
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
TAN " Ar Id.

'HE undersigned having re-purchased The
- Tan Yard near Washington, where be
formerly carried on business, and having
thoroughly repaired and fitted ii up, informs
the public that he Is prepared 10 receive hides
and VIII either work them up on shares. or
give leather I'D exchange for them. He hopes
py strict attention 10 business to merit and re-
ceive patronage. WILLIAM BURTON
Washington, March e-36-6m
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
" TT E.

TNHE undersigned has LETT the accounts and
l. notes due him for tuition in the hands of
Robert L. Phillips. Esq, for collection. who is
fully authorized to receive the amounts due snd
receipt for the same. All persons who fail to
pay BY The lst of September next will find their
accounts and notes IN the hands Of an officer fnr
collection. AARON WILLlAMS.//
"
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
County

Twelve months after date We - as
principal and -- as his secu -Iti.s. jointly
end severally promise to pay m the BANK
OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, -
dollars, negotiable and payable at the Branch
Of said Bank at Fayetteville, without defalca-
ton, fer value received. Witness our hands
land the FInsncial Receiver Of said Bank is
hereby authorized to cause the date Of renew
al TO be inserted.)
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

For square Of ten lines, or less. first ins,.
sion. one dollar-and fifty cents for earh Nil
teouent insertion over ten lines, and -
exceeding fifteen. to be charged as a sor.sl
and half; over fifteen, and not exceed;ne
twenty, as two squares and in that prnnass
ton for longer advertisements.
When an individual account, at The 49,.
rates, amounts TO $50 and under SIOO. N ~
wear, discount of ID pei cent will be m.Sue ue
and when it amounts to 500 or upwards :,
the same period, a discount of 25 per ~. -
will be made. No deduction Will Be m,Ia.
however. il payment be deferred attar ,l-
expiration Of the year; nor will anv deJnc,;..ee ~
be made on legal advertisements, recnired =
law to be published
YEARLY Advertisements, not excee6in, IN
lines, renewable at pleasure, will be Inse,,as
per aDnum, foI Sln
Not exceeding 30 lines, M
GO " ~
All ADVERTISEMENTS. or parts tLoroorexcess
ing ten, thirty. or sixty lines, as the case r,,,
be. subject to the charges and discounts fr-s,
mentioned: and no contracts at these rg,as
for less term thana year. No deduction ~
occssiona omissions
STANDING Advertisements, for 10 lines a.
less, 3 months, S6 90
3 10 90
- ID UO
Each additionalsquare, 3 months, 5 Ia
u u ~
All standing advertisements WILDE CHARGED
at the first mentioned rates, unless contract
be made when left for insertion.
Advertisements Of personal altrrc5tinD
Will inBariabiy be charged douJle Tie fore.
going rates.
All advertisements sent to this office far
publication, ithoui The number OF ins. rtions
being spec, fed, will be continued until forbi1
and charged accordingly
No variation will be made from the above
rates
All business letters must be post paid.
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06

BRANCH OF THE BANK OF THE STATE
OF ARKANSAS, at Fayct.rr!ic,
July 2Ist. lsi3.S
rE7IiE undersigned. ExecutIv and Financial
d Receivers OF said Branch, having obtain
ed possession of all ITS prOpsry. a-sets AID
effects, IN pursuance oi an act Of the LegIsla-
lure. eDtitl.d "an act to place the Bank Of
the State OF Arkansas IN TIL Iidntinn." appro-
we'd 3lst January, l-t3, do hereby gre notice
TO all persons indebted to said Is anoh Bank.
upon notes, dc, that are now due, 10 come
forward within ninety day from the d tie here
OF, (and upon notes that are mt due, within
ninety days after the SANE may become due.)
md pay up any arrcarages ~ interest and
{ ais, and furnish such security for the pay
ment OF the principal deb,. a. said Receivers
may approve. All debtors who snail fail 10
pay up the arrearages of interest and calls,
or furnish such satisfactory security as the Re-
ce.Yers may approve, within the lime specI-
fed in This notice. or who. complying with the
notice. shall hereafter at any time tail 10 pay
the regular calls and interest 10 advance, a.
aforesaid, will forfeit all claim TO further indul
gence."
The following is the form Of The note requi-
red TO he given in renewals or debts
STATE OF ARKANSAS, ,
-COuuty-l-i.}
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06

the properly levied on valued according 10
the provisions of said law; and we viii not
bid at any official sale, made as aforesaid
where the same falls under the provisions
Of said law, If the property has mol been
valued according to said law"
A communication in the same paper de-
nounce. The proceedings Of the meeting ID
The severest terms.
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
4-4w

The Times and Advocate, Bltesville News.
Washington Telegraph, Helena Jou!lal, and
Van Buren IniellIgeneer, WILL please copy
four weeks.
D. G. HARRIS, Executive Rse'r.
JAS. MeKISICK, Financial Rec'r.
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
New Advertisements.
~ TIL CE.

WHsEE:As my wife Anasr.is ANA, ,ho, on,'Tos ins,
pruvocatIon. All persons are therefore hereby
forewarned against giving her credit on my
account. as am no longer responsible for any
of her contracts.
JOHN NJ. CLIFTON.
August 9th. Isi3-7-lw.
Washington telegraph., 1843-09-06
DIR. N. ID. SMITH.

"AkES this method OF announcing 10 biz
IL friends and the public, thai he will
promptly attend all calls in his profession, with
as much skill. and fidelity as formerly.
February z. 1S43. 32-tf