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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

PURSUANT 70 the provisions Deed VI Trust executed ~
pbnn tatewood 10 Samuel c. and James C. Luck for
he purpose securing Francis '" Seo. and duy
recorded Office of Caroline County confl s.
acting Trustee, proceed sell! the LIT cay oil MARCH, i1,
a, Depot, ia the county Of Caroline e imomlhs
and her child with the future ncrease oi III" mates
the date OF The the said Gatewoods inter-
in The undivided dover Estate Of Anna Gatewooi his
ter much thereof may hr sufficient to satisfy Tue IA
lance ir hond with The interest aud COSTS q" safe &c
The terms Of cash The tito 10 the above property Is he
eved 10 he ind spdae hut acting Trustee shall only con-
wy ~ :. e. SCOTT, Ac.,ng Trustee
-, ,s ,e.a 72-.is
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A NEW CONCERN.
Cash Hat and Cap Store.

Cash Hat and Cap Store.
GEORGE w FERRY begs leave notice that having
VI formerly occupied By Mosrs. Tabb aud Giles,
Main SIer door above Van lrw Smith Cn's Hard
Store; and barng fitted II he Is prepared exi.
public large and excellent of genrmrns
and hiden Hats and Caps, which
expressly for him. for this Market and which c viii sell
wholesale retail, the cheapest possible rates. cash.
bring experienced practical Halter
he can aap the Of his Hats The most
astdos Persons wishing 10 procure articles h line
speculy invited call and examine his stock. which
of every variety of Hats and Caps that may called
Jan. II e3-w3m
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
TINE subscriber is Constantly receyn: celebrated
nrf,cioy Of Nunns Clark, York elegant plain
Fcrtcs possessing the latest and that
decacy touch and otone peculiar their
nGiacture.
Also assertmsa, Of Musical Instruments and Mucal
Merchandise in general.
Piano For- repaired tuned, let hire, and taken in
change. - . ~
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection q" Musr offered Cor sale in this
State be selected from the subscriber no Is
enabled Ia sell at the Phad-L ami New York wholesale
aud retail prices
Those purchasing sell again lie furnished upon
terms than they ind elsewhere III tie State.
+. II. TAYLOR,
Jana Piano Fm-e and Music Sto-,. opposite Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

United PARTNE9SH!P-Thc undersigned have entered
IL limited ershp under The finn nt John L. MeI-
the business be transacted will
Semns aad .anuiacure Of Tobacco IN the Town Il"
John L. Mer;cns Of Petersburg TIE general part
Leslie, the special partner,
has contributed thousand dollars for the cap;a stock
of the sad firm, The partnership commenced the t day Of
January Is 10 and expire on tie 3s Deceinb.r OF the same
year. JOiA !. .iLhi ENS,
ROBERT LESLIE.
Ian si-6t
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! PlfaSantf
~ ofice-in Boshers Ro~
1o., from Dr J. K Mitchell. Professor Of the Jefferson
Medical College Philadelphia TO Doctors Nelson and Waoh Of
Richmond: ,...,x. T., t,,,,1,.,rc % rou, az
Dr lanes A. Peasants who has lately returned
from France 10 which country he went to complete the know
ledge of niistry previously acquired W ong stuoy anu
and science well vcrsed IN the hcnry a. wei
me nrscce az his art and unGus,onaby entitled 10 public
commence "'' J. X. MITCHELL.
The undersigned at the request OF J. A. reaeants NJ " OF
This civ having seen set of Artificial CEN nane D hm 'W
lady Of high standing, their nre '' ,s -
perfect specimen of his art that they ca"' m ~
In beauty, their resemblance 10 h~'"i'' VIM -
of the natural teeth.
THE LADY for whom they made and whom we nave seen
wearing them states that she highly pleased hnh "'h te
appearance and the ease Witn mnT" II n
TN NELSON, VI. D.
r. A. CARRINGTON. NJ. D.
81 r. BOIANNAN, NJ. ID.
. ,a,eucr, ahoy. relating artificial teeth Is given WIN
r ,ens,ancc and with no whatever 10 rear i"r my
scr .m.nra Il, ~, ofs Cousnciioho i arlihcii ietta
an evidence eki as artist IN Inc W. VI '.'s
r,e rather scientific attainment, '' rvs, , ~ .,ras
ie,h are made manuincurers and are TIE materials employ
by The m, or The trns and DENTIST in supply The place OF
nature To po,cea teeth given variety til har' amer
the fancy and sometimes flourish OF me oe,a'ca.
The Science OF The natural Human lee,h enp.Ccs
reaos and ynna,has and requires knowledge al ihoe o
The human NJ. often hear of bad consequences from
operations Ignorant persons, for the reason VI nv
" understanding these connections nouiu NOV w ~
tee IL safety he Diploma from Medical sohco, VI .1 e
,cne Of penstT nn established Il Is certainly preferable
n The eu.cm 70 much abused influential persons oanins
for refrrence-done more w
and form than evidence OF high professional 9uaiaa %
.,r a. me Virginia Medical Society, SC
- IA 'he"oe' VI ~ 67-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

AW NuTlCE.Te subscriber has removed his oiee to tne
a cement story n his residence at the Of 9Th aid
streets opposite the Office of The Mutual Assurance socey lie
may be found hs Office when not IN attendance aSah re-
su,n.d) on some Of the Courts Of the City.
TO CLAIMANTS-The subscriber after interval Of some
vaas AGAIN tenders services claimants the Govern
mont az The United the State Of Virginia. for re"ou
nay services or any other demands whether arising under
ro,,.,, ar oiherwse His attending 10 such
claims NAV enable him. in most cases wee they well found
ed 10 r 10 the sources nj the information necessary sustain
hrm . advantage OF that fxrcrienccs familiarity with
M subjec and disent attention. stimulated nv u: necessity
nr beginning anew his life of business is willing 10 pledge
"a ns ~ no NAV employ hn-1. moderate certain
r such easonae commission rs NAV he agreed
..d bv such strong inducements lie pledges ali the indus
AMI rncrny he may have exeied. His residence and
mr., a,e nm OH aud Streets the Swan Tavern Letters
''"'SS'e" " ~ " THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

y3uR REST-The ioi Fern lately occupied BY
Ene;, near the University of Virginia The house
tains ri. besides and has attached 10 IL
convenient house, large garden. nrrhad and small
VINEYARD excellent The upwards Of
hundred acres, all enosed part of which win be laid down in
clover Spring This Offers inviting residence IN
point :ah, comfort and convenience the Uniyer.y par
ticunrly who having would wish 10
their education and himself Possession
will given whenever required Application directed To the
University ONCE paid viii promptly attended TO BY
the undersigned MARY d. EMMETT
University, Jan. 81, 1913. 6o-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

S2LECT SCuoOL-The School heretofore conducted by Mr
- James Bowie this place will be opened Monday the
10Th instant, under the superintendent oil Mr. H. r. Wheeler
gentleman educated al Princeton College.
highly recommended by persons the first
standing as a gentleman, chran and teacher
The will embrace all the branches taught
the first Academies including the higher branches of Mabr
mates
7sms-For board lodging and washing; $50 per session Of
FIVE months. Tuition alone SIS w. u. TAYLOR.
yo,,,,vv,I. Hanover. Sent -, 1872. fl-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

DRINTING INK-We shall have eohs,1 in On na @
1 supply of Johnson Durants best fiisis A'"' 9 '
prices. 80, 100
ENQUIRER Office March 10. 1882 -
JAMES A. PATTEoN coaM'.os nc y, t,as ~ pro-
j poyyi rive prompt attention to sales OF oil Minus o.
dee and Merchsrdze consigned TO bis care etoe on Cary
street, aS)oin'hs ''es,'s' 1'Pe' F-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

ID EECH CREEK ACADEIl.-1Gr nrisIsgu,d would ain
ID the yuhc that they base a:sa employed VIZ. u
f. Wh,idrn sprrinrnd School '!c l:i which
viii second Monday at February rrst, aud
month"; Having emprs Tor The iw"
aud perfect having bren icei
confident in recommending the cioo IL public. Instruction
will b. gwen Greek. Latin French iaticmas ar' MI En-
sh banche, usually taught Academies. Particular attention
i'll lie gwen 10 slraking ana ronpc.on There nov va
nf eight srlolas ard application ~ made
be- Srhoo. Few locations
be desirable, either for uoras h, iIli, study.
Tuition pes year: English, s; Languages $50 Hoard $50
g. r. GoODALT.. NATHANIEL. CROSS
JAMES MCDOWELL. THOMAS ". WHITE,
W,i. =. WHITE. JESSE HiNE.
Hanover. Sov. ~. 1872, .3-W,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07
RICHMoND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY :, lsla

ArOTICE-JOsEPu I. PATTLEY being longer in my
ilo men, persons having hcsnrss in The United states
Circuit aud District Courts II kchuord, will be pleased To adj
dress themselves u the undersigned oa'y.
HENRY GIBSON,
Clerk u. s. Circuit nnl District Courts.
20 t,W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

geo W. TOLER, GENERAL AGENT AsD COLLECTOR, Richmond
u ra attends TO renting houses, hiring negroes sell
in. produce. collecting bonds. accounts, &C.
Persons the country having negroes hire out produce
sell &c, would do well IN give him a CALL
O:frc oppos!ts Exchange Dank
Sept, 10 S-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

sAuEs RIVER LANDS For SALE.-The Lands James
y RIVER short distance Richmond, we'll known the
property OF Tie Wcsham which recently offered
far nbc sale hy the subscribers not having been sod still
wishing purchase learn the terms Of sale
by application TO either Of the sahs criers.
= b. w LEIGH. NJ Richmond,
WIN. +. WiCKHAM,
Near Iaylorsyle Hanover county.
Noe " a5-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

he subjoned statement and letter will doubtless
co"imant the attention OF the country. The original
letter Of Mr.. Tyler IA cory OF which is published
oeio". las been placed IN cur possession. Surely
one alter this will pretend 10 deny thai both General
Harrison and MIR. Tyler ayowed themselves opposed
U. 5 Bank i (liadisonian.
WaeHISoros Cry, Feb !, 1888.
TO the Editor Of tie Jfadisonian:
feel teyery way due 10 justice ard 10 truth, TO make
The following statement:
When President Tyler at The solicitation CT number
OF ou. citizens, visited Senhenylle. Ono on the 9Th
October, oiG, in order TO address the people Of that
place and its vicinity, some OF the Democratic party
Prop"uudei TO him many Undergraduates (after e was
tie sisnJ) al nf which he had answered, except
one. 10 regard 10 he Bank of the o. s., which he had
overlooked. When called his attention TO the omis.
sion, after he had ei! the speakers stand and
his way 10 TIC public tavern 10 obtain refresh
nen.s preparatory 10 his departure for PIsburg where
lie proposed TO be al the celebration Of the 9th October
lie expressed his regret and said sit had escaped bis
aiten!IoD; ne asked lie show il could be corrected 2"
said to him as he col into the stage "Wriie 10 upon
subject from Pt.sburg,' which he accordingly did
That letter is furnished 10 the public.
The letter was laid aside, and forgotten by me,
until friend, some two months ago. called my recol.
lection 10 il, when, after brief search, found it.
feel i, dae 10 justice end to truth, 10 publish it,
i: has important bearing recent events. be-
hcve that something similar published in tho
the Editor, day or Two after ne e.t place. have
every reason tobelievc that he nterrogatory
presented TO Mr.. Tyler n, Saint Clarsvle, and was
answered from the stand in the same way.
think that Judge Wilson, Editor of The Herald, rs
well Dr. John Andrews, of Steubenville will recol
lee, ofhearing Mr.. Tyler express himself fully the
same subject, NJ. ROBERTS.
PirTsgrRG, Oct 6, 1910.
Dear Sir: In replying to The question propounded 10
me while on The stand addressing the people Of Seu-
benve, Monday, the 5h inst my eye did not rest
the first question, in the following words: "Are you
IN favor of &. S. Bank
To that inquiry, Immediately discovering the
omission, which Vas altogether casual answered in
The language OF General Harrison at Dayton, "aIy OPT
MON Of the power of Congress to charter National
Bank remains unchanged There is not in the Consti.
tuition any express gran. Of powc. Cor such purpose,
and could be constitutional 10 exercise that
power in the event the powers granted to Congress
could not be carried into effect without resor,ing TO
such an institution"
You ut liberty 10 make such disposition Of this
you may think proper, and is due 10 myself
Very respectfully, yours,
JOHN TYLER.
MATHEW ROBERTS, Esq, Steubenville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

LOAF SUGAR AND M. ENGLISH CHEESE
81 t'ihLS Wooiscy's superior Loaf Sugar,
casks !al:atinu English Cheese
-. 11-l
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ey WILLIAMS & HAXALL.

l'gluqJi, BOoFs and Maps f0F SAFs, II .IH'13Vn'
,,- .,l IN the oi the ensuing thirty days IL
W slrau ti- following valuable Books ana h"ps o,,.
< all N, Laws q Virginia from the ns' session OF t,e
l.oss,.e In ls!9 the year l195, and comprising aiS'
Ill,l valuable historical and statistical information
2, m eyy sc,j, o The statutes IT large. IN vols, DC
REORGANIZATION, by Shepherd from lsf! "a 's'''-
20 copies Of ;e Journal ri the Ef5nn convention "' LOU
fare aud valuable w"fa. ,, 4. n,r,,,,
90 rs Of the journal o the senate aad House oil peeea
tom l-.G to- l.gl, rare and valuable :,
"a Co.. 80 the .eni,d large Map ot Virginia, being the whole
of the inpre,ua except few reserved for pubic use
20 Cope. Of tie snail Nap ot Virginia
g sets OF complete Sefcs 81 the Acts OF Assembly from me
,.siop cf n. g 10 80. -, inclusive.
y es each Of die Journals ii the Senate and House OF De
l,.ar.. from l.eg-' 90 10 ls;l-''2 inclusive
- '''~' - ' WN n RICH ARDSDS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

;tIaX0 r0RIES-s. r. NASH, PE1Ensausa, vA Oilers hrs
Piano fu Ter sale upon aif good, L. be Kept mol 70
returned Netting tc fair and no matter "a' tue
may le there risk liz getting al infi'
u such ;rrtn~
Where il L. desired viii take upon my scii
The responsibility &C stiecne and Ill tia. necessary In fi'
ca>;a ui my Planes is li the c. Iavr large and
he4u!i'u assortment cn hand.
+. + NASH, rctefstuEr, Va
IAN 81 -, tSiY
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Secretary 4 Communicable and L'''o'

~ The above take pace Wednesday, 22d instant
ot nec at half past O'clock, F. ~. and VIII he without "
,t r reserve Ii ~: completed thai day vii h. coHi-
81 from d,y to day tic hour, I'LL all are sod Terms
4 WILLIAMS X HAN.N.!., Anctts.
f.. sG-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

IN CIfrtsr'Ne I!rglnlR.J Ter Hta,.
rg,E ,,. and eomaotous House the ;own Of GAINESVILLE
Nsekenhars ccGay, Va, lately occupied ~ H. IL Moss &
"a rem; ~ Lease aud immediate possession given The To-
eu ont very be.; IL the to"n FOR large Dry Goods
ali Grocery business The j. Of stone and brick, and h3s
ieer recent, hed NJ This situation for manso capital aud
,urp. IS the very bss; the upcUualry The trade Of the
in ,e and from oJ TO 1900
hais. o. tobacco auGualiy-and having the ADVANTAGE oi
tf4nch Of the Exchange Bank all times command
trade.
4 or further particulars apply TO Mr.. E. A. Holloway in the
toHa. the subscriber, who lives nta! Il.
WILLIAM TONNES.
Fsb e6-2iwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

u NE%PoET < ALLEN, A.eunsgEas CoMm,ssioS
- NrTeH4y+', cperd, piaic have usually for safe, on
eo9'!rnaent, !ron Manufacturers aud lmpotsers,
lcfr"-R" Laruyra Java and Old Nhile.
Srgai'-N"w ohears, Iorio Rico and ST. Cfoix,
Single aud bolhle Loaf.
N'a.1sses-New OIL an rio Rico and Cuba.
S.i:-'.ytfgaol re, Il sacks.
Disclaimers. blcataed Lama aEd l.inseed.
'ar!lts-S. ej;aacet gll's'' r.ien, Ta.iow Northern
AoaH.
-'tHs-Ji 10 ,03, Warehouse and Tobacco Box.
N.1W -, Ge'tc, Cupp.r7s ,utco.
Ace. cheese Race ciascr, Pui.a.o.
P1.tt-t and Letter, tEjed ani pain, wrapping
.t4s-Es;Ta fine CunVuwdtt, IN chests.
naul 70 ID. boxes CuEpo#Ger
u. eau;.;trs DO
.inaat".'.
Back IN pansrs
/ constant supply Of choice gnatiss ot Teas
Ilrarsrfime and second qualities.
Fs,t-fCr md 500 Ii. casks from 'in..c" Mills. We
sci rs AGENTS tot the Manufacturer, and quality
White Lead-B.si qualities
Sole l.sah,r-New York inspection, BRAIDED good" and
"taaared."
icotce-In cases prime quality.
Wbissey-CGmm0a. Ia hoesheads and barrels.
Old aud sHpe
WEesi!sdeia, Sicily Madeira Malaga, Musca Champagne
and Ciarc
nfaodssrp-ricr Cosnac. Common qualities, Imitation.
Saaa ell:=noh. IN bottles.
Almonds, Buarh Raisins.
70" !e-t s,ug, Sporting and Ride of all s7es branded
A~irsyn We e As Agents Tor Manufacturers and rarraat
ln- glaiw
i.'g"n Soa,'-Scse;. grades
tch2 SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

EEtbING.
Wr ihr undersigned, having frequently used oak-,'s Com
pound Dcpurave syrup, the OF practice with de-
ed beneficial results, cheery recommend 10 The facnliy
4 superior preparation. II. II. MUHLENRERG, NJ. H.
SOLOMON &. BlRCU, do
JOHN u. ofTO, du
The above valuable preparation Tor sale by G.AYNOR L
YELL, Agents for the proprietor.
Une above tie Bell Tavern.
Dec Tt-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

EAR. UAhLEi'S COMPOUND DEPrkAF!NE SYRUP. for
~ The Of Scro!na kins Evil ostnae En?cs of The
skim mr!es Pgan.eS the Face scay Erpocs Chronic
rheumatism, Teller. Syphic Symptoms aud 81! Disorders mis-
impure uf ID. blood inldco,s OF mrici
~. &C., Sc.
This Medicine as been extensively used n r United states
with decided benefit in Scrcfla Accura Diseases, aud il al
cases Of an nice Grated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

y OTiCEA Persons indebted Ia the Estate of i,cn !E:in H.
MUntay deceased late Of hr county a. s"I ale irHnt-
m to immediately; ard all having riais asain
The a, required hiring forward wall auihen
oa,ca, r ir- m0rt from this iimc tins wi afterwards he
used as i.sa IL bar III such claims. VI. LEWIS, adl
LANES BURKE.
Iau y; sa-l0 ryerac,S nf u. f. ainrdoy.
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Richmond. nh Oct, 1872.

A caRD-DENTISTRY, the branch Of Medical Science,
rh;ch Dr peasants made his special object of Practice
NJ ofice-jn Bosher's Row.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

- PALMER, krr; CONSTANTLY hand English Fren Ger
man. ana American Publications. "a every department OF i'rta
particularly Theology Classics, the Arts and ciircS
History, Biography Oar Law Slmk is n riesra: extensive
well chu, i.o.s and Stationery every 'a
always on hand.
English and 7m.riesn aanua-We have recrivrd supply
nj all AnrGais published London and hucrica H isi
al its varieties, executed In The bst manuel
Dec. Gl-9awaE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

IL TER, arero>rpEs have associated with ihem THOMAS
Cft.i.ANi, business will he cnnanTd for the tn
te uh. aad arm oc CLELiND NEW - P0fSTER.
, taken that central ard lHsr;aS sorc Main ~'es'
tong grouped , Isaac white; few dcc'S below tar i:".!
Tavern purpose a rnu,:c'tng GF-E5:Eih aux Fi'
IiD CO.aIssloN GO>iAESS and tender Her set,res ~
their friend, Eut,c the sRis c Real Lstate S!ivss.
iln and Carriages IL ::eclau,.isc m t:ands Co
cecS Furniture, &c r., pi@dsins ti-issve' In se r"' g.
tliioa r ts interest niu !oiinr them "ih thr
patronage and 10 all iii ;oylncss and Dispatch
i, by E"mcl.y and devotion 10 bus'nt iosele
with The long experience nj the 'nor partner !" give s'hea
sa>arii0u.
" i:,,cpor's, Administrators, TuSer's and Commission
city country. IN
U They viii also Give their aeaon to TIE sale Of Produce
- T., sl-oawIw
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-23
commercial.
iiANHrEG. AmsIlsi u

EhMsrEG. August 10
Remarks.-Tlc gloom which hung over onr
streets FOR sonc weeks past. has disappeared.
and b,sncss.likc prospects cheer the minds II!
all. To-day we notice several Cotton wagons
in town. besides others having different kinds
of produce sucl, rs Flour Corn. Meal, Bacon.
Nails. Fruits. &c. &c. Our merchants are re-.
ceiving their fall supplies by river and road /:
and appearances intricate, that very heavy
stocks will BE- brought 10 this market by the
,in.c our regular bTsiucss commences.
Coi,on.-Since the las, accounts from En-
rope, our Cotton market has advanced j irac.
Tim, and the feelings Of buyers is quite animal.
cd, at present prices. thong we do no, look for
n much higher advance shortly Prices. to-
day range from 10 Gi cts. according 10 quail
~. and for choice article, : cents n.i.li be
obtained.
Eiom.-This article continues 10 arrive
pretty free from the country. ms vet which rca.
diIy sells from of wagons. from ) 20 SD per
barrel for choice brands.
Exchange. But little doing nj atPrcscnl.
Frti.l,s.-Wc hive no alteration To notice.
Per Rail Road, 10 Charleston, 30 cents per
bale for Cotton. fo Savannah. by river. 30
cents, aud 10 Charleston, by way Of same. : ]
per baIr.-JcsTnGl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-23

.atroeious Murder.-In our paper to-day, we
publish proclamation Of His Exccilcncy. The
Governor. offering a reward Of one hundred
and fifty dollars for the apprehension OF Frau
els Lawson. who is charged with killing James
Spiers. Of Darlington District lawson. 1t
appears. premedita,cd the murder oi Spiers.
as on the Sunday previous he had threatened
his life; az the timcuihc murder was committed.
Law son was accompanied by his son. and had
been in search Of Spiers. He mel him in the
road. and assauited him, when Spiers threw
him Ailer fighting and sruiilins for some
timc, Lawson being aided by his sor. wh" beat
his opponen, most numerically with stick,
TWO persons came mp and they were parted.
Lawson then took gun. from the hands "i his
son, (Which he brought with him nj first. bnt !,
had fallen TO The ground in the scniiis,) and
swore he would shoe, Spicrs. The party s'nrd.
iLc between them becoming alarmed. stepped
back. aud lawson Immediately fired the load
into the lower part OF his stomach. tie then
fed. Spiers died the mex, evening. The son
was arrested as an accessory. aud Lawson h'm'
self is ROW an oulcas,. with n piice SET upon
h,s head. The quarrel appears TO haSc or'sl'
mated about deprayed and worthless WOMAN
-Chcrcto Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-23
AUGUSTA, Angus, l..

AUGUSTA. August Is.
CotiOn.-Wc have not much 10 say about our
market. We are NIL ut II stand. waiting. with
anxiety. for time 10 inform us of The cIirn, at
The new crop upon which future prices 80
much depend-Wc hav. had Tor few days
past some dry weather; bat Ia be Of some bnn-
cht 10 The cotton crop, u mist continue Tor al
least month longer The accounts from the
west are no, favorable. Some sec;ions Oi Ma
hama aud Mississippi have more or less sui
ferrcd; and all agree that whatever may the
weather be for n few Ierks more. the crop
wiz be considerably less than the one las, yeas;
this will be the case in Georgia and South
Carolina. With tine very small quantity Of the
staple offering in our market. aud the doubts
OF the extent of the new crop. IL is not snrprls-
ing that there should exist no active feeling toi
operations. A few small parcels changed
hands s,nre'' e''las,Thnrsday. and few hundred
bales were shipped TO Savannah. bn: winch
liad been stored on specnlator's account; be-
sides holders are firm in their demands, ani
sPcculators nre unwilling 10 submit 10 tho al
vance asked. We orni, oil quotations; rs in
the present condition ofour m Tkct. erroneous
calculations might be- lnnde oi the currcn. Pri-
ccs. whic!: cannot at nj be taken Us governing
rates. |, seems TIM. there were 10 good cot
Ton carried 10 New Or!cnns. rs We stated IN
cur !asi paper. OH the authority Of the fropic.
The editnrs Of thai paper acknowledges mat
they had been imposed upon.
Ercharrt.-S!utc per cent. bonds have
somewhat receded in value: The aeliins price
being 30 cents. The 6 per cent. bonds are
scarce. and value anc,uating. Central Bank
notes have also reoeded in value: they were
yesterday At 3 to 10 per cent. dscuun,.-Con
sfitrtionGi1