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THE HAIR FORCED TO GROW, STOPPED
FALLING, AND DANDRUFF CURED.

cent bottle Of Jones' Corr: Han Kesershve Th,!e
without execution the article formed
BY scsace for the puro9se We have lately offered
:en.ed Let person. give trial q, but halfa do:rEws
when these give their names and certify the above
the quatiss Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative.
Mr. Phillips !sa Broome, cor: & Wooster It,
The Hon. Judge Edwards, of Ph,adelph
MrJ Pearson Nayv Yard. Charlestown.
T. Power, tIocs-, Fulton 1t, Brooklyn.
We could offer fifty 9th of who have found
thus all it's repre.ened but the above enough. nothing
will trial. il is sold the OF Ame
can Eagle, 50 Chatham N. VI and by age nts-in
Philadelphia by Zeber. Third and Dock
Charleston, g. c., 81 King in Albany 81 State in Brook
Ign, l39 Fulton. Agents wanted in all other Cities
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CHAP ASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

Ccblic generally thai he has opened an Estabshmept Oh
81 W. ns
vs;ssn:. which win Ss made order :yis q and
~: ssss color from
G:s;: = Wool sS;sl Fancy Cashmere. &c
Just Splendid s:.omsntof Spring and Summer
'ass sns trimmed at the lowest possible s. IAY
CHARL LES, cox. TsiLoR and DRAPER, lac 81 Mas
~ street! connection with Galley Hslss Cloth and
e. s
e
&C. which the ,ab.cnbs. .eili TO- Obtaining The
o hs =.
ssncs Of workmanship Msling and thinning on proportion
Particular attention paid uniforms Of every description
D. .''e'e- sSGI's ~ q! Is
A PbUsLG Iss .f.on n. make;
IL ss
Tn, S'aSi l.! him can sis wal street opposite the
E:: ;;i;: En- black Coat for H.;
NB-A full suit made at twenty four houn noice All
media. vas AWARDED BY the American Ip.ute to J. for
the best ready m ide clothing at their annual fair
a23 lmsec
AR T ms CASH TAlLOkINO
70 ~ = 'llia~ s,,ees, 'cernsr Of IAN Street.
as ses On 81 s Pn s
. .1s ESs made q. gD g order nsI:
s po.1. saving Of i % pei cent da'AA
0entle,aen cali Thofs .whs
'n'.h own % fsfSa Al xNp Is: r isfH
pps . Cs,s, made and nimIaed,.. .'s7 es..ssn
S En-: md v..s,::... 80. 49,: ~,
- 4 III
N1ls NJ T''m'-c''' on delivery MICHAEL E. MARTIN
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WH0LEsAtE AND RETAIL, No. Wall street. tn
s sss L.n. Lam. r.
s saiss 's
VI R0BE.Grntl men families de.irou, q con.erins
their len Of wearing apparel INTO cash. obtain for the
,sni.: and ss.,is%sn quitting tn. city changing
n.
lin. through til. ro No o.. ys or Ns Hs
G1o6s@T EESNETT %gIisI Am and Mann ~
s" sf5s sHs
%
Bvnneu. kc
he also has the pleasure Of informing the ladies' that he has
just received beautiful sha the Orleans 0psey,
OF the most becoming patterns that has ever been introduced
into this market.
B-The will be removed from 80 John street, the
irst Of May TO "a John street ala I'm re
HAIR CUTTING AND ShAVIN4
II ILL., the nimltabe Hair Cutter, takes this method of
HI his friends and the public in general that he has
retahen his Old s,an. s6 f.a Immediately adjoining
the Pearl Street House, which has been newly fitted and
he will be pleased to walt all who favor him
with their his neat and skfu style. the fol
lowing moderate prices
Hill nimitaole Hair Cutting l2k cents.
Curling, lax
Shaving, 6k
~ Don't forget the number-No. ss Pearl street.
m IN
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So :: xs soS !sE ~ sus2Is
&c :1 ..s .S. !. - !: Ts:;;s
s:Sy ,.op.:s iii ii's e l ~
so ss:y ss - az Of Nay seSs. !.
Ir which u.asfss.ls e.rines Of smr
q g *. :: % : .;
.: d: :ss q. y Y q.
Canal Fsss after The yea; 80
S:Ty 70 .is =. MN .. % :ssS ;S.
Ss 70 ): s and d :,s
% e. : s:'
The Sessy Vii s.,ed =. paid on the 9Th Of MAY 70
siss s W. ., S acct
:.s;. +. e: T r: :;,:' , q:
c Coo. s:s y s.% IS, :: S;sS:s
h: s.. Yo.s s,s. S.ni y city 81 xis.a,
D'''' '''' D'''rpS's b,s ok; s Z t..a Coz,
syxoEkAo. cess,Y,sr:
.,.,sx. Sis,siSssss $500. 4si ;. s:.rf
::: =; 3 s:...
Company. Boot. -ul Ss opssse s- Dr. sss.e,s.ss ne
e :: g ~ T. Il 4: e
:s 81. Z; ~: sss s c.s :ss
% s; : e: =. ia: .: 80. s:" .
S:s:, , "a q: 49,. ss.:s =. es. s
=. I. n. g, se.sty A,y,s se..s q se,sr s..s.sa
:s:: s!s s % 49,; 3d. 3d.: &C.,
ssd q The Msysssss' fsehsss eay u rhslsss h.s
The b.oss Ill b. hss ~ lees ssasses
% :Ss y .y ia o.. ' s. s. ss
s.ossn sepos,sd BY sst v,il ssssss as
>. S $f;i;sst :s;iifs s.-.
N, U..r n !. ..,s . a.. !. ;. :. !. -. - :,
Ceors rso,ess.s. s,ssss.s. ,s,ss, sf s..y .,.,.,
gasn oype Lh.psssss, eosks~s ss1s,shwsas
SEQ soa.is q .Ss. sss 90. s.ss.s.. ss i.w, sA.a
s:Ss ss: ;; s:sss 4s: xs.. a.. as g.
and rsisst h'sh for ssehsfvSdsd 70 q de Ussd
Pr tosrphen supplied Io-a an, osssr a.s.
Ssly.sis 0.lsias I'D s,l,.r,.s doss order.
Az sxcl LSSro4E IT. At ~ seoAk, AsD To-
havsnp cAsp " ne ssn ssd ~ ssp< ssss
!seIsetsd hy h.n.f TIE foIoy,as sss<s L. N~@s. la
,se": .s. % and az Z. s g ~ s Lsss o.
s,mssss The s.s q sssssss s,ss.s q ssi..s
;. moved 70 No. Wi .. q, .sssss 90 ssls. Tss.ssy
e, the Lod BY res ss.s,s "a, - hs,sss sh 10 Seat
A sAMAxos
aN lmer Ne Nsll srset.
IhE GREENWICH BAH,
NO 81 H.dson street, nov ores for tss 'sssen, win
CROTON WATER
sins'e Ss,h the reduced price Of sk ees" o. eight
az im'se ALExR MARSHALL.
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BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. 5 Barclay STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
TIE AMERICAN HOTEL:
nRICE Reduced IN One Shilling Hundred from

DHICE HEUUCED 70 Ono Shilling per Hundred, from
A. M. to SIP M-The subscriber informs his friends and
he public in general that ne has Five New Billiard Tables
saloon the front rooma in first rate order.
Each teman visiting the establishment will be furnished
erent ment, the proprietor thinks will render more
select and eeable gentle visiting his house
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT.
His Bar will always be with the choicest Wines and
Liquors and the best Segas be hadaso Sherry Cobblex
Mint Juleps Punches; made be surpassed
B-The apartments have undergone thorough refttins
new paper, painting, &C.
Gentlemen will please to communicate neglect Of
duty Of the attendants at the bar. "
FRANCIS MONTEvERDE.
mch6 HmkI Barclay street.
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!; 5 I, y: DAVIES = JONES,

10 WILLIAM sTsEsT. cosN.R o. JoBN,
HAVE fscesvsf from Of then
e~n msna~ eturs, 'sy sssortnent Of Sp ms
eeds toe~nf ~ thins and fsshionapie
9s ssnfls@sns fs,shns ss Which ADDED g heu forme
81 goods rarely before
load a. anons which sres-
cAfs-ip ever sssty. Coz ssstisme youth and chi
csAvATs-of pl..s sns hssr.a RAIN. gro gains. cam
scxEss-of ,-.,,ss ,.,is, bso<hs
oLOfGs-Of ss< slk brown and ehsss hasn, hsle spun
nVsltEY-of scsses. I~srse, weol .r.s sat, he.
LINN coiLAhs-r.sa and syros. Of ell qsalitss ard
sHlR s-ofhsss. .asa. Srsseh esmbue, plan aud with
susrt SDsRs-oi ss@ sl..us. ,sh. eeuun, se.
OILED siLks-Df ~nte aud hney colon, warranted net
% sfhers 10 ~ elsssfs.
hs ese's-~s only pa o. msor'nspt and pu,.
shsssn wii g sif lnsrss by this spep.
I'D sssormen IA sods hef,rr ralchssinz.
wHOLksALf AND REThIL, al therr old e.tsbl,.bsS
so D. WILLIAM srkkkT. CoRNah oF JOHN.
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FURNISHING STORES,
Is Maiden lans. aud 3Ig Brsadrav.

Il Al COX lave just oT~Ded a assortment Of House
turnishtns onds Of grAndoes, and lamps
varsity sh.sd add plated ware castors
htnchss. tiers tea csndiescks snuffers and
tsls teasf fsrsa, cracks ~. nc. Nc
Table cafi-fy ~ also, and pocket
snsrs Nc hall lanterns Fxsd with plain, plate,
o. sissd ssss rdsces prces, clocks great
ss~ty Dspasaed bread bashe kbile trays
epsss, Af ~ Disan rons shef.ld Britannia and
NE sivef forks ladies' knives
AZ bloch n dssh coffee and ak Dishes
iishsa steel hfs ross
o'sss ~sss -,ue. esmpsgses tumben, decsnte lemon.
sars disss toI DO ties eery bowls
cehsr. Se SILVER War alwsys hsad made TO order
Iss sesssu snd table forks ladies' butter
ss s.s POS. Itshsrs shcrrss esrs ke. TIE improved
fstset rols Lamp Of Ersh ssa Am~ncsa manufacture.
fss..a. i.Iss.hi@s are fspsetfaiiy invited To call
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DEAFNESS.
IF ~ EDWA RDS- ADRISIS.

DEAFNESS.
DRS CASTLE & EDWARDS, AURIS1S,
S s's.l 81; ks 81 s, Ne
S hin: sf Under H 4. YS he
UsdsI q he IL" l:cose1.d Ss hss
Ds s ;lS ss. returned to '' mii'i; s%SNvvvN
ACOUSTIC sSy;Sf bSSSSi ;.%sis..1
A.ure cur. for nspsni d.ss.. ss1aeSs p... bu..nr.
sound. tie way or Vustsd
81 3: e:
] PEASE e SONS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF HQARHoUND CANDY,
the Throat rioup WhSoeins Gos.hs A.,hm; q
@ a and ali
ts.s S al o1 tie cue or
colds and BE- and afford s
lief the Compound Extract Of rps,hoond thew are 80 ANAL
important Ingredient, in hi. candy ..,sp,r'I. and g.
ss so and ssS h y streets A.o
e.
ss sss a
ss,s,: .s .lsss ,sneds ,h.e cases. i:
of sf s Pr ass &C. o "
DS he second 81 NJ T. hu
rev MT Lucky, presdisg eldev New York Conference.
Of "a ion md Ca,her ne streets
a.r' s,sh q Elk u mS,ps sdod erect
re- dnes s. r. ct pastor Of Baptist Church. Gold street,
Rev sar Beings Of NJ Z. Church. Forsyth
NO HUMBUG.
Esteemed Erendi no lie 10 p,fig or quscksry but
a been cured n very bad cold the Of invs
u ,b. Compound H,srsound Candy, eel dssous
mend 20 Ct ,. that each one may give it fair trial. and
SOLOMON yENNER, Teacher,
~, oHsny &c ~ Yo&, d month, 3oth ls4a.3
The oowng from john TYLER President Of the United
States -
WAsHINaroN. April sh. ~.
The President desrrs Msssrs Pease Son his
and ,nks for the box Of candy
ec.ivea their hands He has used it with mucn benefit
himself a. aremedy io' cold and cough.
am VII" SSH I'm TT'SSiIe,ER Jr. Private Secretary.
Asent.-Ru.htou Aspnwal 10 A.tor House. lIo broad
way, and - William st; Owen, Sixth Avenue; Tmpson
cor liam and Fulton Badeau $50 Bowery; Cot
rnL, lower Po,. 06cs, schis fin ia Canal street; Dodd
Il; c90feh. bup.nssy sow.y cor spdns i. Stone
avenue: Cooley Carmine Brigham Houston md
avenue d; Rented 329 Broadway; keer TAG broad Nc
kumin Charch Chambers s,s Smith 80 West Broad
Th.yer al spsius Rcsen%sT sii st; Green.
800 Broadway; Driggs, 68i Broadway.
NJ Bach who sells the genuine Hcrehound Candy
na Assnt. oSs Of ;Se CITY, Bases 2eb.1 No Ledger
Bosop Dsrter, 81 State u. Abspy Rohnson No y: BALI
New oresn"; a"a Hays IS Fulton 81: Brcoilyny; and Ham,
dIeyh IS High st do. AL
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ron - SPhING GOODS

FOR GENTLEMEN's WARTS Broadway, opposite
III. tount inhncoursged b. the extensive pat onsge
eced the last year through the Of which
ser was 70, The Of herr he
made such additions TO his Of will enable
mr. IN tut re 10 execute all orders with prom
10 carry cut he of small profits AND quick
einps ne sol cts tehon o. goods unsnr-
o, IN chn, IS and variety comprising French and English
clot Cassimeres all the and various styles vest-
mas "a ageat va ety Of &c which will be made
70 undsr the of ec:en prices
winch cannot fa 10 offer inducements the economist
rtcnlar attention cali.d TO our style Of business and
The s.me ae ready Tor inspection.
Inc
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GEORGE w. NEWCOMBE,
MINIATURE FAINTER,
m % ~ A AV

Norrs Wgsr ceRrEn OF WHITE SrRLEr'
waiting tho city respectfully invited 70 cal
the specimens s the suoschosrs 'oo"' ihNr
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A pAMst CO.'S NEW YORK ANU NEWARK kX
ub.crbe have sstabisSed an EgpIes. Se,Ween Ne" 70
AID Newark NJ for the nansmssion and speedy delive
Of packages bundles &c kc the collection Of
and bills and all other business appertaning Express
Qden for article: TO be returned by the Express will
delivered free of charge.
0fhee in New York No Wall street and in Newark,
SMITHS Newspaper Depot No. go Broad st
Leave New York at ~ A. NJ and i6P.M.
AlAe~ AOAMa 20
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. REDUCTION wITH9yT HUMBUg.

REDUCTION WITHOUT HUMBU0.
AMPS formerly known as "WEBB' BURNERS" can
Il be had at HINDs' Manufacturing DeIo,, No liz
all his Improvement aud che per by far than be round
this city, The subscriber haN facility for
ing and with the experience Of over FIVE years il now de
tem ed to make his Lamps the cheapest the Market
OF finish TO- the lamps of other Dealers and BY doing
aw'y with an store PROFIT and be viii
subscriber would call the attention of those who fitting
and the public general! cali and sy thems
the truth Of the above before purchasing
All dealers supplied reasonabe first cost Astral
Lamps altered burn camphene and all kinds Of lamp work
done with and the greatest despatch.
JAMES KINDS, Manufacturer,
AL lmsr No. ia Grand street.
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IhE GkEENWlCH BAH,
No: m hsdson street. nov osss for tins ''s''n win
CROTON WATER.
tickets for 81.
al lmeee ALLYN MARDHALL
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EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
THE subscribers will send express through from this city,
TO the above named and intermediate places the morn
Of 9th for the transportation Of specie bank notes.
and and all such other busnes may be
them. POMkROY CO.,
avail st., NY
N B. Immed ately the opening of lake navigation. the
above line w be extended Chicago, CINCINNATI
xc and continued throughout the entire
with their New York, Albany, TroS, and Buffalo daily
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IMPORTANT TO OLD COUNTRYMEN.-MEssRs
l HAKNDEN Co will draw their Express and Foreign
Letter Office No Wall street. small bills OF exchange from
GOo, suit payable sight, for the accomm
iatioR of persons wishing remit tefr friends in England
Ireland, Scotland.
The letter bags for the Royal Mail Steamers forLve rpoo
also made mp At their Office.
For further information applyto
HARNDEN & CO.
Wallstree
Agents in London-MACLEAN, MARRIS x co
L,verpooi-WlLMER& SMITH
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TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY 0OODS.-The prcpre-
rsr Miss KING eassnssr of,he eelsbIs.ss c:I King
DDS for the spring trade presented tbs put
lie, both rsads the quality and chesruess Of he
The -Jment consist. OF the follow ing
The celebrated Silk H.t, called
CARO- ITE A LA RACHEL.
which is i.dred e" blematicl Of Pasn sHERREU
SILK entirely and orgin. Ie and Lawn H~. do do
An entire style 81 Hats, called
"MODlNE CAPOTTEs, CHINESE COTTAGES"
Pans and English
FANCY sTRAws,
OF The finest TEXTURE, gTeat variety.
he prapre ecully soict the ladies' favor her
with call aud her elegant aud varied stock o: M
merry Tor themselves before III purchase sewh a. u VIII
gard the variety and quality OF the good.
MISS KING, Mayor. de Modes,
s33 lmr s93k Br sdway.
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UPHOLSTERY, wINp4W SHADES AND IEK

WILHELM MEYN, who the city oil New York
w about he MIDDLE OF March last hereoynfjrmed that
brother Peter be heard from in Newport Rhode
Island a22 3W dv&3.wysv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22
Notice.
NOrr. %.

lNoaQVCs
hid ANYWAY from the subscriber, the 18th
E1 inst, my boy TU1T, he il about IS or
20 years o., age, slim made, long legs, and tol
erable tall, walks rnlher stiff and warbIipg. by
having the Rheumatism in his hips; his anna.
rel not exuctly known, when he went on: he
had on white holnespun clothes, satinet pair
ofpantaloons, black fur hat, pair of boots,
footed. almost new. He is supposed To have
carried offa bay Horse. aud wasgo saddle and
trAlc, belonging to WIN. Holmes; the Horse
has large blaze in his face, some of his bind
feet white, If not all, has ON three shoes, one off
behind. Said boy made start once before,
aud whcn taken up he had.in his possession "A
free paas written by himself, stating that he had
permission 10 hire hIs own time, and called his
name John; have do doub, but that lie has a
similar ono with him, written by himself or
some while person. He is my carriage driver
and hostler, and was born and raised in the fam.
lily. Fam not aware Of his direction, but have
reason to believe he has bent his course for a
free stnIe Any person apprebendins said boy
and putting him in Jail, ,-or delivering him to the
subscriber. living OH SCOTS Road, IL miles
west Of EdgefeldeC. H., c., will be literally
rewarded, and all reasonable expences paid.
Letters addressed to Cold Spring P. Office,
Edge6eld, s, c., will BIZ promptly attendedto.
NoVr22 St 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22
no DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS.

We once more call the attention OF our DIS
tant Delinquent Subscribers to settlement OF
their accounts some of which has been forward
ed them six months ago, and Of which there
has been no m"re nolIcc taken, than II they
were blank paper. The troubles and cares OF
a proprietor ofa newspaper is bad enongh al
the best, but to be weekly entering for num-
Der of subscribers hundreds of miles dis;ant
from him, who must know his want of the
nesdtul, and who refuses 10 forward ihcIryearly
stipend knowing, on account oil the snailhess
of The demand the difficulty of collecting It, Is
no, only hard, but shows disposition on Tie
part of the subscriber to act dishonest. Alter
having waited so long, and NOT wishing 10 act
rashly towards any cf our patrons, we VIII no"
inform them, that all those who have received
their accounts from this office, during the past
spring and summer. by mail, and have never
attended to answering them, that those which
remain unanswered on the lstday of February
next, will have their names erased from our
list, and placed uporss--cs1ack list which we IN
tend publishing monthly. /
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22

Among the pleasing incidents connected
with the manifestations of respect aud re.
gard shown by our citizens 10 Gen. Ber
'rand, on the occasion of lis recent brief
visit to Baltimore, il atfurds US gralifica-
llon 10 refer TO one which only came TO
our knowledge Yesterday. The Gen. aud
his suite, il is known, were accommodated
with elegant apartments and all their al
tendanl appliances, al 'he City Huiel, and
every attention was paid 10 the comfort of
The illustrious guest. On the morning of
the day of his departure when the Gen.
sent for his bill for the purpose of liqpiia-
II. the call was answered by the worthy
landlord in person. lie stated to his guest,
with an hon, 81 candor and unaffected fee
ling Of manner which showed how sincere
y his heart was in the matter, that he
could NOT consent 10 receive any cumpen-
saiion-ihal the high esteem in WHICH he
held The character uf the General both as
a gallant soldier, aud a faithful, devoted
friend-and further, that ihe sentiments
Of lively gratitude towards The French
naton for their inpuran aid to this coun
try in the Revolutionary struggle, waich
had been impressed upon him when boy
by a father who was himself engaged in
that straightforward all considerations
which prompted him to say that The bill
was. already discharged. This avowal,
made in the manner and terms just stated,
was any thing bu what the General was
prepared fr, bur his subsequent ellorls 10
ei1ecr a reversal of it on the part of the
worthy head Of the City HoIel, were Of
no avail BOitimore dmericdn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22

AN! T. have the pleasure OF imf,rning our
w friends and the public generally that the
following arrangements have been made in
these institutions for the ensuing year.
The Classical aud English Male Department,
will be conducted by Mr.. JAMES II. GILES.
. The Female Department by MISS LOUISA
RICHARDSON
The Musical Department by Miss MARIA
McNOLTv.
The Scholastic year will be divided into
two Sessions OF five months each.-The first
Session commencing on the first Monday in
January; the Second on the second Monday
IN July Students will he admitted al any time
dnrnga 4 Session, but will be hound to continue
until the close Of that Session, and will be
carseable with. at Ieast one Quulter's Tui.
llon. No applicant can enter The English or
Classical Department. unless he have certl-
ticate of good moral character.
Rates Of Tuition per Session.
In the Classical and English Male
Department. from S6to SlS 90
In the Female Department, ' 6" II 90
In the Musical Department, 20 90
For the use Of the Piano, 2 90
For Contingencies in each Department. 50
Thitlon-per Session, payable in advance.
Board. So 90 per month.
A. WALLER,
r. CHEATHAM,
S. o SULLIVAN,
T. B. BYRD,
ii. HACKETT,
GEO. w. CURTlSS,
WM. N. BLAKE.
Trustees
Norr. %. 4t az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22

Information Needed.-Among the mat
lers to which our aItenlenlion is invited
this week, is The case of a Welsh brother,
a member Of The East Baprisr Church in
Brooklya and licenIiate. who has been
absent from his wife AMI family for seve-
raj months. His name is David Tho
mas. He took letters from brethren Per.
kins, Dunbar. and others. designing to
travel towards the North and West, oc-
casional!y officiating, especially when he
met with Welsh congregation, as he
spoke our language rather imperIectly.
As he had on other accasions Of absence
heen very puctual in corresponding with
his family. aud in this instance promised
to write very som, his unexplained 81
lence, and the fact that nothing has been
heard concerning him, have created great
alarm. Amy person who may see this
notice. and has seen or heard Of him,
since he left the city will much oblge his
family and friends by immedinrely trans
mitlins intelligence TO the office of the
Advocate, l22 Nassau slree,.-Baptist
AdrocGte.
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a UGUsTA Nov. iG

AUGUSTA Nov. lG.
Cotton.-The receipts during the week
have been moderate. The marker up To
Tie first Of the week was frm, and the
prices given in our review of Thursday
were fully sustained. On Saturday night
laIeI advices were received per the Bri.
Iannia from Liverpool, showing an ad-
vance in that market, varinusly estina
ted, al from an 10 IL per pound.
The prices which hullers had been ask
ing, were upon The receipl of this intell.
geuce advanced I Of a cent, 10 which
buyers refused 10 accede as Ihey were not
yet apprlsed o(rhe effect which the news
had produced upon the New York mar
ket. On monday Evening we received
New York advices showing an advance
in that marker fully ! of cent, with
large sales. This produced "A correspou
ding effect here. and OH Tuesday sales
were readily made at the offering rates
Yesterday the demand was fair and
though The business done was not 80 laroe
as thai of the day beC,re. yet this musl he
ascribed To the fact that more limited
amount was offering nn factors tables.
The range ofihe marker NAV he stated
at from 81 to "a cts. Sales have been
made principally al from II to u ceurs
Groceries. We have no alteration 10
notice III prices. The market continues
well supplied with every description of
soods. except MolasSes aud Sugars of a
low grade, which are scarce and in de
manI. There have been no large sales
during the week, bur steady demand
for all descriptions from The country, prin
clpally for consumlion. The stock of
Bacou, Flour and Begging is very heavy.
with light demand. -ConsLtuiionaList.
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Palmetto Fire Company.-Onr citizens were
on Saturday last, highly gra,ifed at the parade
for exercise, of this Company, with their Ap:
paratus. Though we were not present ourself,
we have been informed, that the Company
generally, displayed considerable skill in the
management of their Apparatus, which, on its
part done wonderful well. We hope onr citi-
zens will, one and all. assist those worthless,
who have commenced this good work, for the
benefit and preservation of their property, in
such manner as they may deem expedent,
so as to enable them 10 carry out their good
work. 10 our active young men, we would
say, attach yourselves TO this Company, as the
exercise Of working their Apparatus, will be
beneficial to your health.