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Indecent Painrinps.-A case Of some

Indecent Painrings.-A case Of some
Interest," ~ns yesterday tried in the United
States Cnnri for 'his district. II wa, IN
uc,ion 10 rouiiscate Il case Of looking gias-
ses, and three cases of toys clnimed hv
Mes.rs. l'orpv s. Cu"k, The inpo'tcra.'hr
ground Of the cnnli.caiion that the same
invnicc had been made 10 cover parcel
Of indecent and obscene prints. Ii would
seem thai tie 2Sih section Of The Tariff
Law of 1912, says that 1.-The importation
of any obscene print, painting, Ii'losrnph,
transparency. or engraving. is hereby pro-
hibied, and no invoice or package what
ever, or parl thereof. shall he admitted To
entry in which any such articles are con-
,ained AMI all invoices and packages in
which any such article shall compose n
parl, are hershy declared to be liable To
be proceeded against, seized and fnrleitrd
nv due course Of law, and The said articles
shall be forthwith destroyed" In the
presen, case, the articles seized by the
Cultec,or were nine snuff boxes. which,
had false bottoms. in The interior Of which
there were painted figures TOO grossly in
decen, 10 be cxhhiI"d in the court. They
IS ere broush, from Germany in an invoice
of other commodities. in the year lSi2.
For the defence. il was contended that
the offensive articles were merely snutf.
hoxes. and not paintings; that 'hry hnd
been ordered before the law prohibiting
such articles had been passed; aud that d
all painting Of figures ofa similar c'nrac'
ter were rrohi ,iled by the Corr. the cou
n,ry would lose some OF the best spscl
mems cs the fine arts.
10 opposilmn to those points. the C"nr
charged that The articles came unqursti"n
sbiy within the deuo,ninalioE al 'he Ia"
beire odmiued on al! hands 10 be boil
iudelicate uud obscene. that they were
PRODUCTIONS offensive TO modesty and lnju
rions to morals, which were pointed al II
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to different parts of the city. Tor cXecu-
ton, and with the sword Of the execution.
or drawn over his head, he was required
10 repnunce The Christian religion anG
believe in Mahommed; bul he resoiutcly
persisted in declaring that he was reao!
To die rather thrn derry Christ.
On EACH occasion he was renianie'i 10
prison, and some say that torture was
there used TO effect what the Unreal "'
instant death could NOT. To-day however
the victim of Mnhommedan lannailcisIn
recrived The crowu Of narry,Ionl, III The
midst OF one ofthc most frrquente'l streets
%! the city. And. as il with the express
intention Of throw ing all pnsslhle indisn''
" on the name nf Cliristian; aud on The
Christian government of the world, he
was executed in lis European dress. and
after decapilalions the heod, with Frank
cup upon it, was placed between The legs
o. is a public aud most outrageous in
snlt upon oil Christian nations. Every
Europeau here feels The iudignily, huI yet
no Que seems 10 know what is Iiie proper
remedy. I, is currently repuried that
previous 10 ibis inhuman murder. both lhe
Russinn and English ambassadors 'nnde
strong remons,ranres so the Government
asains, the an,iripaied act Of harhnr'sin'
bU, without The slightest effect. The on
" reply was that this Is matter o! relIg
ion, which il bcloogs TO the Shekh Islam
to manage. and that the Government
could not interfere. | do moi vouch inr
the truth Of this story, although everybody
here believes il.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Important Arrest. AmIrcw Buell.. a
notorious burglar ana comn,crfcilrr. has
been arrested in Cincinnati. lie had
been closely watched for the last Il weeks
auG mad mnulis for running silver IN MS
possession when arrested. The records oi
The west Gun produce few mo'e hardeued
aud dangerous williams Than Buell.. lie
directed the operations OF Warrick. Madl
snn, &c, the negroes who were hanged
in 81. Louis II rr IA mouths ago, aud !,
frequently mentioned IN their cunlrssinn,,
Buell. has been in custody al vari"us times
in New Orleans Philadelphia and New
York, Tor hur Slary aud rrrici'ng; snd
i, * said he has now concealed iu this cry
upwards of half hushc! OF false keys. y
few week, since he shipped several 'i"us.
ana dollar, duwu The river To exchange
for COOL money 10 bnll his SOFIA notorious
pirkpockci who is now in prison.
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HORRIBLE MASSACRE.
Destruction of.he Nestorian Christians by
oh. Turks.

The pure and The upright HISTORIAN
Christians, dwelling in primitive simpllc'-
~ and happiness in their mountain 'as'ness'
have heen sought Out by the bloodhounds
of MohanmeJ, and doomed to annih'ia'
,ion. The circumstances connected with
this sad event are melancholy in the eA-
,reme. aud are dcrailcd by correspondent
Of the London Morning Chronicle (wrilInG
from Cousian,iaoplc under da'e lIth
August } as follows
You have been Informed Of the combI-
cation between the Pacha OF Mosul aud
seyers! powerful Kurdish chiefs for Ihe
e,,ermina,iou OF The HISTORIAN Christians.
=, CbaIdeaus. Letters received the day
before Yesterday contain dep!o'aole ac'
.onr, of The results Of the attacks OF The
Uniied Troops. They bad penetrated
into ,he centre of the Tyaree district burnt
tbs Villages and churches, destroyed me
crops aud pa, the Inhabitants oi both sexes
Ca the sword. Three, according 10 other
ACCOUNTS. Eve brDthers nf the Patriarch
have been slain. his mother was cut IN
half and his sister hnrribly mulilatsd.-
The Pa,riach himself had fed to ,'!ousui,
and taken refuge 10 the British vice con.
suia,e. Thus sect which had preserved
;,s Independence during centuries. and re-
aisied ibe persecu,ing sword OF Islam.
when welded by the mest powerful and
most ia,oierant Of the followers Of Mo.
sbammed-which, in its simplicity and
Isolation, had maintained The dscirines
and forms Of a primitive chnreh for above
fourteen centuries. and which had escaped
the conup.iaH Of religion, OF morals, and
Of character. go conspieuons 10 all other
christian secis Of ibe Eas,-has now, 10
,ha weakness of Mohammedism and in
the strength of European Christianity.
.beeu delivered over TO destruction.
Although ,hc Turkish authorities uierit
the strongest condemnation for the part
thes have saGen 10 this massacre, yer there
are others concerned who ars aimost
eauaiis responsible fnr the results. The
history Of The fall of Nes,oriaus is new
example Of tho consequences Of n system
pursued by foreigners in tie East, whic!,
Svc csnuos contemplate withopiih Utmost
INDIGNATION. All those who havo been
,be direct or indirect instruments Of their
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u The Macon Telegraph states that the
Grippe or something el-e. has been very PR
yacnl in and ahnut rity for -evcrnI wceks past.
almost every family, and in some instances er-
ery individual Of ii have been attacked. Five
of the persons he'"nsins 10 the TitegTaph Office
were down with il at OH" time Tie disease
ha. hern general. but NOT fatal III many ca.rs.
aud where promptly attended IL" has been
found qaiie manageable. The disease is now
snb.idins.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

4 Hint TO Vine misunderstanding
10 a lueisu journal. a' The last sitting ol
Of the judges in The Island Of Jersey. in
the course oi conversation nn the quail
" of wines manufactured in the island, II
would appear that chemistry hns made
surh rapid progress thai wine is no"
male nui III all An'i- nf vegetables. and rs
a proof of this j., that there are 2UU bar
rcls nf wine maEulat iured in jersey. auu.
ally. without particle OF grape juice
The Bus,n., Jonlnal adds TO the above
"A large portion Of the wine drank in
this country. Champagne, Sherry. Made
iru, or Clarct. is manufactured BY the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

~ James L. Orr. Esq. of Anderson. c. II
has puTcliasrd the materials npon which The
Highland Seminal. was printed. and las Issued
aprospcc,ns for publishing new paper. under
the title Of the Z" Anierson Ga:.Ac." TIE Sen
fiHei was the only advocate the Wig party
had in the UPPER section of this Stale. The
Ga:stte. we understand. from the prospectus
which we .hall publish nrxl week. will advo
cate The Republican principles. and hois, the
banner ol John c. Calhoun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

u The 81. Augustine Mems of the 7th inst.
cOuiaius the following account Interpretations
committed by u gang OF runaway negroes, up.
on the unprotected settlers in Florida:
ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct.7.
RnnaGay Negros.-MudeT and Robbery -
The seven negroes who runaway from this ci.
~ some lime sine. aud made their way south
in pilot boat, have been committing murder
and pinnderiug the settlers on the coast. We
think it Iiish time the authorities al Washing
ION -hunld rcn,i"r TO vui exposed sen hoard that
protection whIc!i i, 80 earnestly demo nds.
! should these negroes succeed ia reaching the
bahama Islands. they should be Immediately
demanded by. our Government.
John Henry Gerecn. is The name Of The un.
fortunate being who fell prey TO the outlaws
mentioned below. He was ,aivc Of Germa.
ny. and arrived OIL the coast oi Florida in Jan.
ua'y !nsl, i'll the shr VIM. L. Bird. from New
YORK. lie lei, LIs wife j.. New io K, and had
with him ,w" Children. u girl and boy.
Inc following is an extract Of letter re-
ceiv'd u this city. dated
TAMPA Bar. Sept. 30. Is43.
Two. y"n in NJ, last about the negroes who
inn away from ST. Augustine. have now
IditI News W IL
appears ;ha. The negroes Lave gone as lar south
~ tape ,lorida. NJ they eideavored TO rob
the slllers or TIE Miami River, bu, were made
TO retreat fhry then crors-d over the bay 10
hey Bi.ca enc. and were followed by Tho
seI!ers-Il."y (lhe ncgrcea) having lnnLed. hid
.hcir bo.;. aid marie -o"d lher retreat to the
ihick mansr"ve hanmncks nn the Key. One
II the wrcck-is who visited Key Blscayene
about i fortnight since. dscovs red Two c!ild,en
iiisrj aud naJ -tlrvcd. aud mas Informed by
'I'cm ths, live negroes had heen there and
p.un,lerec their house Of every thing. somo
davs ,iicc. whiie their father was absent on
liie heac!. fishing; that on the return Of their
father 10 tie house. they informed him OF tho
fact. AMI he in'mrdiaIely started in pursuit nf
the negroes. hui that re had not been long ab-
sent rr'' they heard the report Of two guns. and
on re;airing l., the spot. found tia, their father
had hrea Ail!ea and hl, boIy murlaied. The
ciidIen are now n: Indian Key, having been
rru"ycd there by the wrecksrs. THIS affair
Ir. ere 'rcd g,ca, alarm umongs, the settlers on
The COAST
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

CuJa-The Baltimore SHn says, that Tor
day or two past, runor has been prevalent IN
thai city li,a, a,l,icc- of important, character
had been received n, Washington. I" Inc effect.
that u, the instance Of E>pariero. the late Span
i.h regent. tho British, governmen, had deter.
mined upon taking possession Of Cuba. and
had actually taken measures 10 tha, end. The
Sun could learn nothing to satisfy belicfofi,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Tsanese, Legislature, body was or
ranizr.d IN the Ind ns, ,a' Nashville. by eject
Ing Josiah NJ Anderson. Esq. Of Marion,
SPEAKER of the S.nnle; aud Grn Daniel l.,
Barrrnger. of Bedford. Speaker Of the House
or orRrprcsen,a,iyes John Coke. Jr.. Of G'nn.
ger. Principal Clerk Of the Senate. and ). d.
MITCHELL of Hawkins, Principal Clerk Of the
Huuse-all wEi.s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Maryiaad.-Thc election in this State took
place lof Members Of the Legislature, Oh tie
4lh inst In Baltimore, the Wings elected four
Of the five delegates, aud have guined largely
iu other paris. They nre secure Of a majority
in 10th branches o., the Legislature. which
gives then. the U. 5. Ssan.or aud Tie dist, let.
ing %. lie Slate
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W,pxEsnAr. OcrouEe Is. ls43.
: W. ,eW ding TO The Pillars cfthe Ttmpir Of
our Liberties. .aad Jimnst. fall, us eiH Perish
amidst The Ruins."
FOR PRESIDENTS:
EDGEFIELD e. u

JOHN G.. CALHOUN,
Subject 10 The decision Of The Democratic
Republican, Convention, to assemble in
May,l5ll. as recommended by the States
@Mwylmd. Michigan, Kentucky. Lou
isiqna. .Net0 Hampshire. Massachusetts.
d!abama and Mississippi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

4 D'Jaultiag BisAop.-A co'rcspon-
dcnl -: the Rochester Democrat states That
the Bishop Of Toronto is dcfaultrr to
the amount of $4,000 The money had
pcen entrusted to INN for the benefit of
the University.
Fhr Collector NJ Hamilton is also Il
dstauiirr 10 the anI"unl vi IiO,UUu: the
Collector al Brockvile nlsc To conside
rabie amount.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

u In consequence { The late chinges in
the Mails in portion ofihis aud The adjoining
Districts, we have come To n determination. in
order To furnish "ur subscribers. generally.
with the paper earlier, 10 change tile day o.
publication to Friday. Our advertising pa.
iIons are requested lo hlEd III their Eynrs y
u O'clock Cu Thursday morning.
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the act Of Congress. aud whether they
were executed on canvass, paper, wood
or metal. were alike liable 10 the pcual-
Ties Of the statute,
The Jury. wiihou, leaving their seats,
reIurred verdict coIfscatins the whole
Of The gonds to The United Slatcs.-N. T.
Eus. Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

u The Savannah Gtsrgian. Of The 10Th
lust. states that Mr. Thomas ID Rice. the Com
m"rc'a Editor Of that paper. died IN Tie rirhl
previou. OF an n,rack ofievcr D.. tai. vista.
lion of Pro, nicncc the Con .mcrcial corm,i-
nifty. mor espc ccinlIy. has sustained loss
which will be severely felt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Fire The citizens Of Newbern n. c.. WIS
again visited by destructive fire. on the morn.
ins ef the 9th inst which DESTROYED property
lo the amount of ahont 10000 dollars. II has
mol been nscerlaimcd. whether it was The re-
su,t OF accident or the wu,k Of an inrendmsy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Yunkees; ond although i, contains good
" porion of alcohol. it is destitute Of
grape Juice. |, is vile and poisonous
lianor, and in itself offers strong induce
rneul far total abstinence from oil lusox.
catin, pnraI ons."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

" Tile Alabama Flag states that Five Nil
lion six hundred aud foriy thousand ono hum
died and thirteen dollars OF The circulation nj
the Alabama Siuie Bank aud tie Huntsville.
Decatur aud Mobile Branches, have been de-
.rroyed since the adjournment Of the Lesisla.
turP
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Sabbath breaking and inismpsrnnce.-
We lcaru from the CarbnndR!e GnZciIc,
thai shocking death occurred nhou' four
miles below ihat village, on Sunday the
10Th OH. Two men were driving furious
" towards Carhouda!c IN irnnkcu fru!ic.
when one Of hem, named Gallagher. Eel;
from the wagon aud caughl hi head IN
wheel in such Il manner. that he received
~ blow from every spike as i, p"sse,! round.
The :gular vein was severed. aud ih:.
face ire'ShlluIiy muiloned. The survivor
was Gncd for drunkenness and Sabbath
breaking.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Erp'osiOn and loss sofis,-The Albany Jour-
10! "f The lII INST. states that powder mill, at
High Falls. abon, milea wet from CatskiII.
was blown up on the afternoon previous about
5 O'Clock The,e were six persons in the build.
ing at the lime Of the explosion. nll of whom
were blown to atomsi Some 300 kegs of pow.
der are said TO have been in the mill when tho
accident Ucc 'rrcd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cotton Cotton BGggi"g,-Wc have been
iuforucd. ,.,:ai iii. af,.rie i, in danger oI
coming into dis.cputc. Aquanlity A Of Cot
ION recently shipped hence 10 Georgetown
enclosed in bagsins made nllne Rocking
ham Mills, upon lis arrival there, wa' IN
mos, .leuudcd condition. The article. 40
doubt. was loo i.hi aud ilin.sy. umd incapa'
bl. Of enduring the hard usage To which
Co;inn bales ara subjected. We regret This
exceedingly. as prejudice may be excite d
against an article " HIGH. properly man
ulaciured, is as serviceable and durable.
aud as well adapt d To this particular pur-
pose. as the Kentucky hemp "r Dundee
baoging. we are assured experiments have
been made. in more instances than one
with tho Cotton BaeSine. winch have
proved entirely satisfactory ;nnd we have
seen au article manufactured N The Saiuda
Mills, near Columbia, which wns highly
approved of by competent judges. We
have likewise been informed, Thar heavy
substantial article has fur years past been
manufactured ~, the Mills owned by Col.
J. N. WILLIAMS oi Darlington District.
who, by the way, is himself "ne Of the
most successful plunt-rs in the Southern
country. The price "f The last named ar
ticIe is Of course somewhat higher than 'he
flimsy Rocking shun affair. bu; as ii i, both
heavy and durable. aud fully capable Of
sustaining rough usage, in the end II vii!
be louni cheaper than lower priced ari'
cle.-Chcrap Gd-etie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

The Hollidaysbargh (Pa.) Register
gives long account of young woman
and six children who were lost 'wo days
and nights in The woods, in Clearfeld
county. Pa. On Wednesday. the 18th
ulr., a Miss Rebecca GinIer. accompanied
By six children. Of from l2 10 ! ycaIs Of
age, went out into The wonds TO gather
berries. The day being cloudy. they som
got bewldere,l aud lost, and u! once con
menced n frui,lcss attempt To 6ni their
way out All that day they yrnmblcd about
but night cl .sed on them, anil still they
were M The woods aud unprotected. On
Thursday morning they again commenced
their wsnderinGs. 1t raining from morn
ing to night; to this inclcment weather
thew were exposed The whole Of that day,
and throughout tho nigh, G'llowins. with
bur their summer clothing for pro'ectIon.
On Wednesday evening search fUr them
commenced, aud was continued throughput
Thursday aud Thursday night On Fri
day morning sonIr Two or three hundird
persons met and fur'n-,l 4 Iinc Ia sweep
the moun,ain," and they lnnnd ihc liill'
party hLddieh together under sor, Of
shelter which the young woman had Innde
with brUken branches nf bushes, &C.. for
their protection. In their extremity she
had stripped her own person 10 cil"rd re-
lief TO une OF her little c"npanions. IN child
Of 4 years old, which was near perlshlns.
They were all IN the last stage of exhaus-
lion, aud mus, inc vitality have prrished il
relief had no, been afforded that day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Election Of (Gsreraor.-Ihr approaching Scs-
SOU "i the state Legislature, beng the second.
according io ancIeni usage, would end ~ q
Caucus TO nnniInatr our next Governor. But
ihls erai''i,ous duty. il We mistake not. will he
"i'ii'd ,ii's winter There .s u spirit OF indie.
rencencr abroai IN the country which will not
sul!,r dctit.Gu. An indication of tins feeling
was ~ plainly naniE stcd las, se.,sou thal il
w,ii nj soom he forgotten. The fact is, recent
es' mt have convinced us That the Constitution
oi tnIs STATE should he so altered rs To give The
election, Of Governor to the People We be-
lIe,e u very large minority of The people are
dc>ir"ns that srrli change should take place.
and is we profess TO be Republicans we cannot
Imagine any reasonable arsunieut against the
popular vote fnr Governor beng the C0Hstiiu-
r:ngal one. We havu not leisure 10 extend our
, remarks on lIii. suLjcct bn, " i'll take another
opportunity u eater more fully into the dis.
c'is.iun -thrrar Gazette.
We heartily concur with the Gazette. in tho
above proposition, u nc have been long since
| convinced. Tint :he hue Republican mode of
! circ,ing all Gfiicers who were 10 serve the peo-
pie nj large. WIS by means of the ballot boz. un6
no, through our Delegates, whom we send 10
! represent the wants OF our Districts aud not
TO hold eaueuses, or make Governors TO sui,
The !aucy of n few individuals. We have no
doub, tina, majority Of The presen, members
u.e, ere this salisf. that an alteration in our
Constitutions rs regards 'iIc Governors election,
is desired by large body Of their constituents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

u The Governor Of Georgia hus appoint
I'd Friday ihr Sd day Of November next. a. a
day Of thanksgiving. IN be observed throrghou,
that State, asreeabIy 10 an act Of the I"sis:a-
turc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Froa.-On Saturday hight !as, We had n
heavy frost, which We understand has material.
Iy injured the Cotton in the low grounds oi
this district. which will cause the crop TO fall
shorter then herelofnre nnlicipe,cd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

u Tic CouI, of Common Pleas and Gen
ernI Sessions. Of this District. adjourned on
Friday evening last. alter session of eleven
DAYS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

UF. A. TradcwelI. was elected Tax Col.
lertor. Of Richland District, on Wrdnesdr the
Ilih inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

The Christian !Sabbaih.-The Society
Tor prnnnIIns the due observance "i Tie
Lords day. held their last monthly meet
ing in The WenIworili.si. Baptist Church,
on Sunday evening. Ocnher o'h, the Prcs-
deut, john Robinson, Esq, IN the Chair.
The exercises were commenced with an
apprup,i.te hyna and PRAYER oy the Pas
I".., tie Rev. DR.. Curtis. Addresses ere
thu made in succession by the Rrvcrand
Messrs. GiIlrrsleeve. Terrell, aud Barn
well. The audIcnre was large aud a'ien.
tive; AMI there is reason 10 believe that
lhr Sucie,y has nni labored ~ vain, nor
spen, its strength for noughI, in that cause
which il seeks to promote.
Before the close Of The meeting resulu-
lions were Introduced. aud unanimously
adopted, proposing I" he friends of The
Sabbath in different parts %. The State. Ia
appoint Delegates To meet in Convention
TO he he'll in Columbia. during the session
Of the Legislature, aud referring to The
Executive Committee Of The Snciety, 10
make The preliminary arrangements. and
issue q Circu Ia thai eilrcI. In accord
ance with these resolutions, the ESrT,iye
ComnIilire have had meeting. aud have
agreed upon their Circular, which will he
issued as early rs practicable. We notice
IL in advance. that the friend, Of The Sab.
hu,h may have the subject under cunsI,Ier.
aIioa even before they shall receive the
official proposir,ou. and be prepared 10 act
in tic preniises.-Churifston OLserrer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

u The 81. Augustine Mems of the 9Th inst.
contains the following account Interpretations
committed by gang OF runaway negroes, up.
on the unprotected settlers in FLORIDA: