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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

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be per VerIe9unS fnoen mir 1T ener Grtra Junmer
init fOl9encen g8orten: .....
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ten Der (lncn> bas fltcGtde 9!uslauo, Ganaoa unc
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plclen pOn Seten bes 9ublifums taben mir nunnebr
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erlhelne1.-Ner Nerau5aeber 1T Sor y. 81. Sd9e
1no HeOateur Ser. q. g db il d ing.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28
O0nf fo9n II q.

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Or e. u der Ofenttcb menen Danf fur bic falt NUM-
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rNnsen getpdbren.
pttsbur9, 12. 9lprt( 1s43
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bat.
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Nartin D6rfin9cr Safob QSa9ner
s. g. &adofen Sseinrid) G5pbs
@Cnrao Beurmann s. q. S6ahletter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28
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$50 1T @Qthorina SGpu ?

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0e0enoarmftact, unb lanbete i'm September 1s42 in
9eew- -YOrf-Der llnterseihete, e,-ibr 9anosmann-ber
lie idon gu oerideeenen Waen um Nnietse bres sluf'
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mt5utbeilen bat. slud, anbere Meufhenfreunoe, be
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peroen bOfid sebeten, Dem llutersedteten 9efdGise
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aus ietnen oerbtnclidften Danf Iaet.
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l@n nno mir eriuheu uniere fdmmtlihen Serren
@oQe9e1, bas oortebenoe Snerat eefdQaft enqe e2ae
aufaehmen uno 70 sunt Bieber1nben Der 8erlorenen
bebnlftd fetn sn spoQen uuer 3ulheruns ieberseqer
bereitWiliser 9e9enotenite. -@E
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28
8erlI6erun9s ooer 9tdeeurau5 : geabri6t.

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pro5ent, welde Steuer cber Sdaeung besablt werben
muB an ben Sdasmeiter Der Geleaidbaft peer an bic
oerlhteeenen sgenten berieIben, inerbalb 80 Gasen
pom Datum.
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Sdasmetfer.
Canton, beR 13. spril, 1s43..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28
Oefent(lcbe Der(fetoeruno.

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S"v"En " tr ~ OF xnsearomAs @tra frGssnre
'e"S9'9e G'9c'fD"m Sffrntli6 rtrfrScrt prrren.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28
QISo III

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aus QStlfenroo, untpeit Goblen3 "
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@inctt1nat Ship.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

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snbreas 0enntn9er aus ean9eniteiuba4 in 8aoeu
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

gerfabrunsez fe s.-S,crra 9uaioan'sGje,
1es surBetrafur9 ;. Serfuhrer jun9er Mdooen ut ain
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toamen tperoe uno Der IIebe Sctt ommeI fur feline
au(tdnoi9e SseeduH3 Ses ecbes orsen t6nne.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

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Yhiapp Saccb Sd6fer
@eruaIus &arder
Wltd,ael Spen9er
Scbann Watbias BifboA uno
Safob Slatues
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gertehence perfonen tnb eriudt, lire sufentbalts
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gen, nm thnen Mittheilunsen in Betre BON @rbibaf.
ten, bic tbaen in DeutIdlanb su9efaleu mad1en at
t01nen. 0"
Nu9uft Hens
cincinnati, ben 2. 9lpri[ 1S43.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

y iU.-Man bat fdou oft ucri1dt, cine eenaue
oeFnltIon res Bcrtes >.@entleman" su 9eben. Hte
to9enbe grfldrunay bic ein bubfhes, Hn9es DPGodeu
t" 9euYcrf 9ebt 1T nit libel n@tu e5entleman" lass
te e. v't eth menlht)es 9Secu, oas weiblide Cart
mthc5 Rinndlen ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

SH Auebed wlroe neud1 Elm Rnate y. ID 3u eil,cn,
;gaoden bon l3 Sabren alt Serbetratbet. Der Sfuabc
bner9!n9 pen preoteer nit fallden 8ocenb6rtcu uuo
oas ARdcdhen NIT bdumnoQenen 8rultwerfen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

ubren t 2H a De rn.-gta ubrmad,er bel
Ibienoiue bat Elm reues &doer sBert ;u peneullbreu
erfuncen e6 betebt nur aus Ndbern nnb bat bob
3eiger, ole gtuucen uuo M}inuten an9eben. Ststq
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

s m nj c r nj hr SO orm n-cu Veuor(e-
ans an9teN am l6ten oo,i9en Wonats tpteoerum 300
Utormrnen Don Htperpccl an, tim uoo5 9tauup 1,r
maneerM. ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

g ol / E ob te 3etten. Dss ,%jolen Bulletin
er36hlt nm1Gnblic ctue III Uolrou uergcfuUene cdsett
,pcbe ,ldh cie 5raut mir $4,000 QNertb Sutpen unc
nit encm Glpecubleer 9eldbmlltr bate, Der l,2OO
trltete. Gts 9an5en Ned5eitsuHfciten beliefen lId
auf S 1900
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

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traS lIOoo
Nussclitbensr IrtaG.SstraS
Sctras, suScnWarti9 nnter Ss'
ri@tli%er Gintreitun9 662
8ctras, strt6tli9 ecuettirt 13s
Scr Sstras pcs jabrli4en Gintrsa'
mens pot, te(astsst Sshs tNr ees
Sahr ls42 1T. rpis fslSt
Yetras, rmpfsn9en ppn Start 60. so
8ctraS, emptanScn Don &crp0raticncn So
9etras, cmpfanSen pp1 SHetpieuer S,l2s
IetAls Ginnabwe pom tcfaStem
Srns fur 1912
Bon rpclber Ginnabme fur S4u'
leu bettim,nt sDurce 2,401
Bon rpel@er Ginnabmc fur Stare
BE- ttimmt .purpe $40
xrtaleG Ginnabme pom tefaStea Senp
fir 1912
Aussabsn, IN Der 9er~altunS befasten
Scnrs maDrcnp prn1 pcrSanSenet1
Sabre
2S. Sunkar, ct1Ipfan9rr uno aus
se3ablt aus ke(astem Spno so
Spbn Bret, Gcmmi6air' 'SsbAIt 8
5aeob @Alott ls
ptter @timinel IL
1rnslO &pn4, Eeecrrtr 8
Daniel @ptI9aa, 9rwtcrarteit IL
Deter Gaufmann Z
SsDn Ssrtpn 4
.. 9rtf2a4, 9Aretbers8ebalt SO
5pfnfhtfrnn hrr Nu6odkttt fur A0a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25
Augusta, October l5.

HttusIAr oCpbDeE 10.
COttOn.-Thc receipts have ieen moderate
during the past week. for The season, and The
market for two or three days pas, very dull.
Much ofthis check ia operations. is 10 be aiir-
buIed To the late low stale of our river. The
sales for the week have been limited and at I
decline of from 10 cent, Prices range from
TO q cents. according EQUALITY.
Grocer'ss.-We quo,e same Sigh, attentions
in prices f:om our last weekly table, The mar
ket has been active during tla pas, week, und
sales have been freely made. The demand has
been good and general throughout The stock
o! BngsIng Oh han'l il abundant, and the sales
have been heavy. Salt. plentiful. aud sales TO
Il fair extent. The stock of Bacnn is limited.
In Iron III, stocks arr heavy. Flour Canal
scarce. aud in demand. The supply Of No.
lasses is also limited. Sugar and Coffee abum.
dant. aud fair sales aIcs.-CJus,iiuiiondiist
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25
Oss Tg a R W

Died, on Friday the 18Th inst. ut her resi-.
dencc in this District. Mrs. ELnARErH GAR.
HErr. aged 1s years. widow of tire late Join
&. Garrett. She has leit n Number of friends
and rel ativcs ~ mourn her loss.
Died. on Tuesday morning the 18th ins,
n his residence in this District. Sir. RAxDAL
nuREELL. i'll the 6is, year OF his age. Mr..
Mnrrell was n native Of Virginia. hut einigru,ed
TO this District ahonrioryfive or fifty years ngo.
lie has rn'sed large and respectable family a.
round him. who. in connexon with his aged
mother. munrns his loss. lie was what mis b,
be lruely termed al h5ilcs, man.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

TRe Grippe.--Durins the past week or
ten days, The Grippe. or lnliuenzn, nus
been more prevalent in our town anu Vi
cinity. than NC ever bclure witnessed any
disease. &, one time there could not be
less than one hundred persons laborIns un-
der 4 severe attack of that complaint III
our Village, many Of them being coniined
to their beds. There have becu bul two
or three deaths from this cnuse. aud the
most Of those first attacked have nearly
recovered. During the present week We
have heard Of new cases every day. and
may reasonably calculate that The crldem.
ic will no, abatc until our citizens have all
been grippcd. or change OF weather.
Greenpiiie 1Iountainter, 20ik inst.
Heary Frosts.-Sincc issuing the last
No. of The MounIa'ueer, We have hecn vis-
tied with succession of Killing lross and
some ice, which has caused The face of ua
rure To assume ''dark aud yellow hue" :"
The wiHry visitor has likewise made his
appearance in Charleston, aud the inter.
mediate country.
We are at this time suffering under The
effects of drought ofscvcrai weeks dura-
lior. in consequence Of which the farmers
iin il difficult 10 SOW their wheat. but have
an admirable lime for gathering their cot
ton cnd cotn.-fbm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

An impression has gone abroad, that
the Journal will slop after while. We
know that many, not only in town. but
elsewhere. would rejoice such should be
the fate Of our paper. But we are hap
py to inform those persons, thar such will
no, be the case, unless death or FIRE should
overlake Us. The Juournal is now csrab.
lished as strong as the rock of Gibralter,
il we may be allowed the expression, and
we tell our peculiar friends to haul in
their horns. if our ucquintauces wish to
palronize US they need not be alarmed, for
we are here with pocket full of rocks and
intend 10 pei: those who deserves a stone.
The time was when we were haueing
between life and death. no one to assist /;
but thanks to our friends in The country
and the few we have here; aud 10 our
own perseverance, and go ahead DISPOSE
ton, We are now safe-out of The woods
ana will halo as loud and Us often as we
please. And Tor the careful perusal o.
our peculiar friends, we inform them. thai
the Journal is prosperins daily. and Cad :.
lug its way to the firesides of the citizens
Of our own State, and 10 many other. of
the different States. We do not brag
over new subscriber. but nser, his name
and push along, keep moving. Hum.
burg Juornal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25
commercial.
IIAMRuRG. Ocinherl1-

HAMBURG, October IL.
Cotion-S:nce our report on Tuesday, pri.
ccs have gone down full CT. per h., and our
buyers do say that farther reduction must
inke place before level can be made. The
las, accounts from Europe appear TO be favor.
able. aud the state Of trade good. but as our
prices are TOD high for those OF Liverpool,
ard the speculation in New York found out,
T. market 'toops. and buyers must lose mo
ncy. NJ .thSlandins all this, dealers meet
The arrival, with activity. md purchase readily
at gong prices Our quotations to-day, are q
to u CTS. as ex'remes--principal sales 81 to Z
cents.
The market is well supplied with nlmos,
every article ca.ed for aud lei of ut Charles
ton prices.
Exchange and Freish,s remain withoa, alter.
a,uE.-Jour1at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25
TIE pr.s.ut Cotton erop.-We have rs,d

The present Cotton erop.-We have read
a grea, many accounts from the Saulh
and the Wesi representing the presen, crop
as being shor. in some sections third and
in others one half. We have also CONVEX
sed with some Of the respectable planters
Of The Pee Dee country, and had letters
from Others, and we are now satisfied that
the exports Of Georgetown of the crop
now being gathered, will be more thnn
a third less than The former crop. We
arc up to the present day short in our re-
ceipls more than 1900 bales Georgefo,rn
Observer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

Brecuiire Con.mtitee.-J. Buchanan, D.
d., r.. Curtis, D. D.. w. NJ. Wighlman,
II. Smy,h, ID. D., d. Gilderslcevc, DR..
Davis, ;, c. Burkmyer, i. banneon. w.
Lloyd, 5. j. Wagner, c. NJ. Furman, A.
MolIeu.
p. S.-The papers of'hc City aud State
are respectfully requested to give this Cir
cular au insertion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25
State of South Carolina.
EDCEEIEIH nISTRICT

EDpEF ic.LD DIS hlC L.
DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire
D Ordinary Of EdscieId District.
Whereas, James Murrell aud Bcnjamin
l.. Murrell, hath applied 10 me for Letters
Of Administration on all and singular the
goods aud chaucls. rights and credits OF
Randall Murrcll, late of The District aforc-
said. deceased.
These are. therefore. 10 cite and ndmon
ish all and singular, the kindred aud cred
ilors Of The said deceased, 10 be and appear
helurc me, nj our next Onlinary's Court
for The said District TO be holden at Edge
field Court House on The 9Th day Of Noyr.
to show cause. if any. why the said Ad.
ministro,on should NOT be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 23d
day Of October. one thousand eight hun
drcd and forty three, and in the sixty eight
year OF American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. T.. D.
Oct. 25 90 l2] b 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

s6e a shor, one. The bdlls are wanting, and the
'sie ones suppose win be cu.oGaish The frost
iesinh ,nc he'd this morning. The planters with
whom, have conye.scd in this neigheorhood,
cav that the crop will be shcrt at least one
fourth To one third ID what ii was las. year"
Tho same paper states, that "by gentle
man whp arrived from Lexington District and
ST.. Mathews Parish, we learn thar there was
o killing fros, on The night Of the 18th instant.
Cotton, Peas, and Po'atoc vines were killed
TIE same paper OF the 18th inst. contains
the following extracts from letters received in
that city. The frs, of u recen, date from the up.
ne, part of 81, Johns Berkley. and the othe'
from Black Oak, dated the 18th inst.
al regre, TO say that the picture oi the Cot
ton crop is more dark and dreary than any thai
has been presented to ST. Johns behoider 'oi
many years past. have visited and examined
mos, of The plantations in Upper st. John
from the Euiaw Springs down, and have re-.
ceiyed information Of The remainder us well us
these in ST. Stephens; and my own op'nion'
supported by aln,os, every one with whom
have conyersed, is that the average oil The
growing black seed or long staple 'rop IN up
rer ST. 'John's and 81. Stephens, cannot ex.
coed 40 lbs. per acre. One of The best fields
ofCouon is field which was lined some TWO
or three wears since. II is well podded and
more advanced to maturity than any other Cot
ron have seen. Corn crops are good-Peas
have been ruined by rain; and potatoes much
injured"
.I find myself with crop, after hard sum
.mc,'s labor, inferior to any have yet made
Although this is correct statemcn, Of my crop
vet within the whole range of the Saniee coun'
;ry Of Cotton, / shall make as much, 1t not
more, than any other planter per hand. Taking
the aggregate production of that Cotton H0'
moro than ono third Of the amount usually sem 10
rssrket tein be made tais year. Hy e1t'eme nope,
with a killing fros, no. before the FIRST OF No
ven,b.r. is from 20 to IS weight per acre.
have planted more than the las, year and On
bette, land. and yet shall make one fourth
less than the crop Of last year. From all oi
which ysu can draw conclusions OF the utmost
sosal loss Of crops, and the consequent distress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25
Clerk OF ComnciI's Office. !

AUGUSTA, September 4, 1913.
NOTlCE.-From aud after this date. all
~ wagons loaded with Produce. Pro,i isioi-.
and Wood. coming 10 Augusta and the Au.
gns;a market will be allowed TO pass the
Bridge free oiloll. Tue rates Of Toll Tor Draws
crossing is restored To previous rate, viz. :374
and the toll for foot passengers reduced to =
cents. nsrecably 10 i resolution adopted by the
City CoGncIl of Augusta this day.
b. ID. MiCMURPilY. Cluk.
An:hsfa. Oct. II I'm 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

A day or Two since. lhe most heart ren-
ding instance Of alllictiuu and calm despair
was told US, which we ever remember 10
have heard. 1t is This
Some two or three weeks since, q lad y
of this city gave birth to ch Id, aud while
still on her bed Of debility. she was taken
with The yellow fever. Her child died, and
her husband aud mother were seized with
the same disease. In n day or TWO after.
younger brother was taken down-and
rs all Of The family with the exception Of
one brother, wus taken sick, the last one
was carried 10 The house of friend. ln a
few days, 'lle mother. who was first taken
down, diei-hrr husband followed her
shortly after. The aged mother recovered
So far as to bc able to 90 and nurse her
sick boy--and IN The mean time the elder
brother, The las, Of the family. was also
seized with the fever. The mother alcii-
ed with mothers solitude. the ias, cbbing
life of her youngest boy, who was sink
ing into deaths embrace Ere long too
he ded-and in few moments when his
bereaved parent saw her loss, she observed
in certain tone which too plainly told Of
despair. snow That he is dead. will 20
nome md nurse my last child, aud when
he is dead. ], loo uiH 10y me dorn and dier
Oh, who can tell, who eau picture the
agony Of that bereavetl aud hcnrl-hrokcn
woman Words cannot do ir, AMI zone
hut parent can feel that mothers misery.
What an awful chasm has bccr made in
her bosom. never, never in this world To
be filled. !hoJiie Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

And h.n TOO vili lay me dozen and
die !"'-A!mo0l hourly in the day we hear
uf some instance of real distress. which is
sufficient 10 wiring teas from hear, Of
stoue; where some poor, unfortunate being
has los, by death all lhut bound him to
eartk, and the last tic which held their af-
fectious are severed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

We understand that murder was com.
mittrd few day since, in what is called
the Fork, between Seneka and Tuealuo
iivers,) on the person Of man by The
name of Dover. lie was shot by pistol
containing two balls by Man named
Bradbery. who has fed. We have not
learned The particulars Of the uffair.-Pen-
dletcn Messenger.