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Amounting 70

IfMr. Van Buren. after this, persists in rum
ming for the Presidency, !, Is presumed that an
action on the case would lie. I, is pity ,ha,
the question could not be carried to the Supreme
Court, that il nigh, be settled deinitiveiy how
much first rate politician is wor;h-hnw
much a secondhand so on in scnle. For
notwithstanding the Chronicle assumes that no
man IS worth more than $4,000, we fear
that The point must still be held sub judios. II
.taay be worth considering also, whether, il
man will be President second term. he ought
no, TO be compelled 10 serve at half price, as
he is certainly SECONDHAND article, and ought
to go cheap. Economy is surely srea, vir.
tue! Blessed are the people whose editors un-
derstaMd ariihmetci
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p The Belfas. VindiaaoS contains the fol.
lowing paragraph from the proceedings OF the
Repeal Association Of Belfast. held ON The 18th
ofJuue last:
Mr.. O'Connelf mex, handed in go from
Charleston, SoC;h Carolina. with 4 long letter
from tho corresponding committee of the Irinh
Repeal Association in the State. He moved
that the accompanying listafhames be inserted
on their American book, that the letter be n
serted on their minutes. and that the thanks Of
me Association be conveyed through Mr.. Ray
20 The subscribers, and more especially to the
members OF the corresponding committee.
"Thc motion was carried nmidst loud cheers"
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Enau iLc ChzHes.on Mereurs.

Arguing by iiHe sd lerei.'-I, is cheering.
in the mids, OF inconclusiye wraneling OH all
subjects, TO meet with an argument eshich
swallows up an crltre question and leaves no.
thing more 10 be said. The Providence Chroa-
;eie has turned the Presidential dispute into 4
sum in simple addition and gives the result. as
follows: Sst
al, is said. however, tha, Il, is due to Mr..
Van Buren,, to be again nominated to the Pre-
sidency." Now # any thing is due 10 Mr..
Van Buren, il must be due him either from
,he people Of the country or from the demo.
cratic party. Let US SEQ what offices iha, gen.
tleman has filed and what amount Of money
he has received from the people Of the United
States for his public services:
Reed for7 years service rs U. s.
Senator. say $4,000
Ree'd for 4 years service as Sec'y
Of Stale $4,000
Reed for months service Minis.
ter to England y $1,000
Reed for years service rs Vice
Presiden, $1,000
Reed for 4 years service as President 100, 900
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AUGUSTA. July ".

AUGUSTA. July "a.
CotioH.-The ndsices from Liverpool 10 the
Iih Of this month. hnve had no influence in our
market, owing chiefly 10 the limited amount Of
the staple Offering, and 10 the ii.mncss ofhold-
crs. The few bales which changed hands weic
at prices ctuan, previous 10 the receipt Of the
foreign accounts. We omit quotations under
these circumstances. The seek on hand Is
small. aud none arri-es. Tho stocks in the
shipping ports urc decreasing rapidly. aud it is
generally estimated that the general stock re-
naming At the closing of tho cotion season
will he smaller 4 an i. any preceding gear.
E1ehdnge.-He quote HawtinsYiile btni:
notes at 10 per cent discount. This kind Of
money 10 no, taken by our banss; bu;,se have
been informed Tint the notes are at par in Sa-
vannah and Macon. Sales OF State 6 per cent.
bonds have been made n, "a cents to the dollar,
and Stzte per cent. bonds b, SO c,s.--coa,,.
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RIcRaogp, July ne

NlcRsogD, july 10.
A Fatal Reneontre.--We learn by passen
ger in the cars las; evening, tha, Il difficulty
occurred al Fnuquier Z. H.. has, Monday. be-
tween 30. Lee aud young Mir Moore. The
repoy, is, tha, Lee had said he would horse.
whip the falhcr Of Moore on sigh, Moore AZ.
cos,ed him TO know whether he had said So
Lee responded tha, he had. Whereupon pis.
iols were drawn and discharged. Moore's
took efec, jus, nbave the hip-although each
sred twice afterwards. Lee was in The act Of
firms. .swhen he fell and expircs!.
The difficulty grew out Of the painful con-
,roversy connected with Judge Scott. Mr..
Loc, who was k:own TO US as gentleman Of
great worth aud intelligence, was the snn-in.
law ofJudge Scott. Mr.. Moore. was the son,
we presume, Of one Of the gentlemen, who
yas summoned here las; winter TO give test.
mony adverse 10 the Judse.-Whg
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40 EeOYIers Reward.

TgSHf, above reward will be paid By the
IL subscriber, 10 any person or persons
who viii give such intorIna,t0n US viii lead 20
the discovery Of the ,liirf or thieves, who stole
from his room i, the Planters Hotel. f. c. H..
on the night of the 30tn oI July. 1913, the fol-
lDwimg Nuics and Money. viz:
One Note on &. l.. ): +. Penn IL Co., dated
April 2nd, l5!2. for 1896 90.
One Note on c. II. Goodman, date not re
collected. for sion 0O.
One Note on Richard Ward, date not rcco-
lec;cd. FOR !; 81 %.
And about $50 in Money.
All persons are forbid trading for the above
Notes Us paymeu, has been stopped
p. HORN.
Augus,2 81
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Notice.

TyHE Subscriber wishing to close his busl.
ness ms suou Us practicable, requests all
persons indebted To him, TO come forward and
ra,,,s their accounts. rs he is anxious to settle
With those to whom he is indebted. before he
removes from the village.
Person, desirous of procuring Furniture
cbs,n wouId do well to apply Immediately. rs
have n number Of articles do not wish 10 70
move.
The Shop that is at prescn, occupied by
mn will bo rented. TO good tenant, Tor the
oa'A"'" ~ NC WILLIAM LEWIS.
August
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WAREHOUSE. FACTORAGE
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,

Ham6uyg. ). Z.
iHE subscribers have this day formed @
II co.partnersbip for the iransaction oC the
above business in Gil its branches, under the
Gnme and style Of II. L. JEFFERS 81 CO
They are now building, and will have eompIe,.
ed by lhe lst of Sept next, an ezteas;re and
commodicus WAREHOUSE Immediately en-,
The principal street leading INTO town. remote
from all danger by fire, and entirely above
high water mark. which will be a safe and con.
venieni depository for Cotton. Merchandise.
&c. confdcd 10 their care. They offer their
services 10 their friends and The public general.
ly, us agents for the sale OF Cotton, Flour. Be-
con, &c. ) the purchase of goods to order, re.
c"iying and forwarding merchandise, s,onn.
and shipping Cotton. &c. &c; and promise,
strict and prompt attention to all orders on
business addressed TO them
The subscribers having pledged themselves
no, TO speculate in Cotton. on their own nc.
count IN my way whatever are prepared To
give their undivided attention to The ir,cres, OF
their customers, and from the long and we'll
known experience Of one of The partners in
The practical part of the Commission business
they hope to receive and merit q share Of pub
lie patronage.
H. l. JEFFERS.
J. f. GRIFFIN.
Hamburg July %, 1912.
AunilJlo ,r oy
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Tie crops s. tie seasons.-Tbc crops through.
ont the county. which al irs, Promised so fai.
are now in . sad condition, parchcd ard L,ui.;
up by an excessive drought. The cnrn CROP.
this year, we fear VIII be short one. The
cotton crop. too. have suffered considerable in.
jury. Up the couutry, however. where they
have bsen biessed with the genial showers
from above, crops are very fair aid promising
On yesterday evening, and since t.s above
was in type. we have hnd refreshing ram.
though we fear IL has fallen COO late IN 'maieri.
ally benefit tho forward corn crcps.--Selms
Free Press, 2ad a!t.
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CHARLESTON, july 20.

'hARLESio'' Suy -o'
Co.ion.-Recevcd during the past week $40
bales UpInnis, aIl bu, 20 ba;cs by rail road.
Exported in same time 1896 bales. leaving on
hand shipping stock Of Gas bales, exclusive
Of IA. bales on shipbourd not cleared, and in
factor hands on sale. about i'GnU bales On
Saturday. simultaneously with the issue of our
las, weekly report. 80 received per steamer
Caledonia, Liverpool accounts TO the allI inst.
being Il days lnier lhln previously received.
Large l:npor,n,ions and M accnmrtatins stock
n, that place had somewhat checked opera
rions. and decline of sd was noted. Our mar
ke, since then has been very quiet and inactive.
The few transactions that have taken place
were at Il decided advantage 10 purchasers.
holders showing themselves very willing to
arcep, Of ofiersmade previous In the above
accounts. but then refused. We might per
haps even quote decline Of about CT. The
sales of the week iinve amounted TO bu, iI3
bales, n, the f"liowiug pa,ieuars:-I0 bales
at 81; 80. &; q, ali los, 81; 22s %; -, ot
- Courier.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES informed few
days ago, that the Upland crops Corn and Po.
isioes) on the Waecamaw river. were suffer.
ing veay much for wan, Of rain. In some places
water was brough, fro:n the rirer TO waier the
slsps to keep them alive. The rice crops look
wen, and the :rospeeis is quite encouraging.
On she Sampit aad Black river. the rains have
been abundant. On Thurdoy last, we had
heavy fall Of rain, which was succeeded by
cool weather. The thermometer few miles
above here. 30 the country. wes down 10 IN
The wind has bcen East for scveral dasE nj.
tended with frequent copious showers. ;. We
are apprehehsive. from present appearances.
that thera will be too much rain for p me oi
the pianters in this section. The weather is
the Veiy sort to make grass grow. Our town
is quite healthy. sofar.-Binyah Obserrcr. .,25,h
ai.
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D,rii Fish Taken.-A Devil Fish, rnea-
suriug seventeen feet across The back, was
taken on Saturday iast 18th uliimo, in
the waters Of Port Royal Sound. by Wni.
Elliott. Esq, Of Beaufort. who was ou,
ou party OF pleasure. Hc,,ruck j, with
a harpoon, aud by attacking i. when il
rose 10 the surface, with lance aud gun.
succeeded 10 killing ii in Que hour and
twenty minutes. In three hours more. il
was safely landed at Bay Point, with the
aid Of some friends. who brought anolher
boat 10 his assistance, The steamer Bea..
fort District. on an excursion from Savan-
nah, was just passing at the time: aud
the passengers, had they been aware OF
the nature ofthe prize. might, by .sligh,
deviation from their course, have INDUCED
their curiosity by sigh, Of this rare and
singular FISH before il was taken from tho
sea.-CoIricr.
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Paying Deb.s.-Wha, pleasure it is to
pny one debts remember 10 have
heard Sir Thomas LylIIs,on make this
observation. II seems 10 flow from a
combination of circumstance. euch Of
which is productive Of pleasure. In the
first place, it removes that tuncasi mess
which a true spirit feels from dependence
and obligation. L, affords pleasure to The
creditor. aud therefore gratifies our social
affection. Ii promotes ,hnt future conf.
dcucc which is 40 very interesting to an
homes, mind. II opens prospect ofbeing
readily supplied with what we want on
future occasions. II leaves conscious
ness OF our own virtue: au'l it is Il n,ca-
sure We know 10 be right, boli, in por' Of
justice and sound economy. Finaliy,it is
the main supper, Of simple reputation
Shenstone.
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american Idrs AJroad.-A correspon-
dcii< Of The Evening Pos, states that Nd
Tiral Brown, who for many years pns; haa
been the life and soul OF The Buencs
ayrean Navy, was born in one Of The Eas-
tern seu.ports Of U. States. whence he
sailed in whsle ship, and in due time
rose 10 the rark Of commander. His
parente were natives Of Ireland. Com
mo,iore Coo. who commanded the Monte
Videau Navy, is also an American, na-
tive Of New Jersey. Admiral Wooster,
who for long time communicative Ch:lian
Navy, and does now, for augh, we know
to the contrcry, isan American .and hailed
from New Haven. Commodore Moore,
who commands the Texan Navy, or re-
Gently did. is an American, fromt the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
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Anoiher Sien.-The circular Of last
February for the reduction Of The British
army has been cancelled. and all the reg-
men,s in service are TO be augmented ex'
cep, those in India, China. and South
Wales. The British government arc de-
termined to suppress with strong hand. II
necessary, the threatened outbreak in Ire
land. We still think that. when all their
arrangements are malured. they will say
TO O'Conuell and his adhercnis, that they
heard enough of repeal meetings. and
that any more Of such assemblages will
be regarded os inssPedient Cor the present.
O'Connell, after all bis buster, will pro.
badly take the hint and retire with his
spoils.
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TALLAHASSEE. July .

The health Of TallahaSsec. and all The sar-
rounding country, continues to be unusually
good at this season Of the year. We know Of
no cases OF fever, and but few have occurred
during The summer, and those Of n mild type,
ard easily managed.
The preseu, appearance of the crops. mol
wi,hstsnding the pro,rac,ed drought of the
spling, was never more favorable. Corn is
remarkable promising; and unless somc uu
fareseen accident occur to lhc cotton plant,
the crop Of cotton vii! be much more tllun an
aycraye onc.-SCr
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CnLrnEIAlInlY 2T.

C0LrnBIA, July q.
Conon.-Therc is brt little dong in this al.
,icle Prices about lower.
Ffour-Nrw Flour Is selling At 80. from
wagons.
Exchange On Charleston }, and on New
York ! per cent. prem.
fIeighS BY Steam Boats IS cents per bale.
and by Rail Road 81 cents per 100 lbs.-Car.
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Aaiih ishs Ciiy.--We are happy to inform,
our readers, that Hamburg is once more clear
of snlrll poz. There is not case Of it in town,
nor hiss there been for two weeks or more.
And now thai the city Is entirely rid ofths
loaihsomc disease, we will make true report
OF all The cases thai have occurred:
One transient negro woman, Small Po1.
One negro man, resident. farioloid.
AL now well and attending to their work.
journal.
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a "a R It'd.

We l.. JEFFERs having this day connect
A4e ed himself viii, DR.. ]. F. GRIFFIN.
in the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS, bcss leave 10 return his sincere
thanks To his friends and eus,oiners. Tor the
very liberal share Of patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon himself, and hopes tie sarne will
be continued 10 The firm Of II. L JEFFERS
d.. CO., 10 whose advertisement, below, he
hess leave TO refer. July l9, I5i3.
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Head Quarters,
Isl DIyisios. $. C. a. !
Edgeheld, July 18th, lS43. (

ORDER No
n obedience 10 an order from the comman-
Rder-ln-chief the following Regiments Of Ca
salry. will parade al the times and places here
in stated. viz:
The Is. Regiments at h!t Pendleion Village,
on Thursday the 7th Sept,
The 2d Regiment Of Cavalry q, Lonsmires-
on Saturday the 10Th Sept.
The commissioned and non-comniissioned
officers (corpora!s included) will assemble tho
day previous for dr:ll. and instruction.
The division and Brigade Staff. will auaa6
the reviews Of the division.
BY order Of Brig. Genl N. L. Bonhau,-a.
Commanding Is, Division.
Jas. L. ORR.
Dep. Adi't. Genl.
July 10 81 25
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Augus, 2
State of South Carolina
EDGEFiELD DISTRlC'

EDGEFlELD DlS hlI 1.
DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
I'D Ordinary Of EdeeGeld District. !,
Whereas. james NJ. Richardson. and
james 5. Guignard. hath applied to me for
Letters of Administration. on all and sin.
guIar the goods and chaucls, rights and
credits of benjamin. Richardson late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite ond admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased. 10 he aud appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said Distric, to be holden at Edgcheld
-Cour, House on The f4,h Of Aug. ls43.
10 show cause, if any. why the said Ad-
minislra,ion should not he granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 3lst
day Of July one thousand eight hun
dred and forty three, &in The sixty-se'cu'b
year OF merican Independence.
o. TOWLES, o. L. n.
Aug. ., 1913. (sa l24) b 81
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IJ,snuRG. July 10.

HAxBuRc, July 10.
Cotton Tile late accounts from Liverpool,
have. ii an, Thing. rather depressed our mIrkei.
Prices continue low. and wc do not look foi
much alteration with the old cinp until the new
comes iri.. Our Quotations to-day are 5 10 81
els. accvriing 10 quality.
Freigh:s and Exchange are the came as las,
weeks.
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ma;rases thus repaired, will be as whole
some and rs convcnien, as new. The
expense Of cleansing and repacking ma
trusses is ,riiling, and when i. is consde.
red how much il contributes 10 health aud
comfort. few wo hope will be disposed to
nes slecti il.
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/, canno, he TOO frequently reiterated
that tho business Of The press is with facts
aud principles, no, mo'ires-'ha, the
cause even Of truth is no, TO he carried
forward by denuncistion I'D epiihe;-,!ar
personalities and abuse invariably recol
upon those who use these weapons. aud
upon The ohjrc, in MD Of which they arc
brought into rcqursi'iou. In the language
Of The Pennsylvania, ",o be practically
useful in his day and generation. one
must be content 10 walk so mewhat side
by side with his fellow -nan-,o draw him
forward By gentle s'eps--ins,cad o. rush
ing far in advance. icaping Alpine chasms.
and calling upon his unprac,iscd feet to
folow."-.4ibany Argus.
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The Fighting Clergyman Of Tesne;see.
We find in ia'c Tennessee paper, Of
which the Rev. Dir. Brownlow is editor.
the following Gard" The Reverend
gentleman talks plain, ihai's certain.
"A Cara.---Whilc seated in my house
writing, disturbing no man, and without
any knowledge Of any quareIliug going
On, Mr.. Garland wee called op. as un-
derstand, by L. e. Haynes, 10 send me
down 70 him. to meet him 10 combat. !
suppose 10 the stree, ! cnce called on
tho base. cowardis puppy. ip a manly
and honorable way and he refused 10 fishi,
bu, lied like dog, in sha, he denied huv-
ing any weapons. must decline the
honor OF paying him secopd visit. hu, on
the ground that lone good turn deserves
auo,her." he ought 10 call on me. This
would he turn about. and Of course fair
play.
1 now, as heretofore. pronounce ar.
HAYNES liar. villain, and q coward
having no other hackers in 5onesborough
than a set of thieves, liars, and the de
scendnn,s Of ,hieves. And this intend
as personal TO all who consider themselves
his hackers.
WILLIAM G. BROWNLOW.
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Head Quarters,
2SD REGIMENT CAviLRr, 1
lnIr 12ih 1910

~"U hEUIfENT CAVlLNT,
July 18th, lSd3.
OEpEa No.
I'm obedience 10 orders from Brig. CENT.
Il Bonham an election Cor Major Of the lower.
battalion Of the 2nd Regimen, Cavalry, will be-
held on Saturday, the Both Of August nexr, to
ill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of Lieut. Col. Mnody. Each Capt. viii give.
the legal notice within bis own limits.
BY order Of Col. JAS. C. SPRQUL.
July 10 ct IS
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Notice.

VHYHERE will be a public BARBACUE
given at Germnnvillc. s. c., near John
Rnehcar,'s in the lower pari oflhis district, on
Saturday The 9th day Of August.
The Candidates throughout the District, and
citizens generally, are respectfully invited to
attend.
Julv &c q 10
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The Weatker.-We have had several
fne rains during the last week. which in
every point Of view were very desirable
and beneficial, in cooling the oppressive
heat Of The atmosphere and refreshing The
thirsty earth. These rains We believe
have been general, and there is every pros
pect ut this time Of very abundant corn
crop throughout this section Of county
Camden Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-02

Colon tn Opeloasas.-The Opelousas Gaz-
ellie Of the 10Th Of July says that the cotton
crop in that neiglborhood is very unpronls-
ing; that in many places the rus! has made
its appearance. and has done injury To an
alarming extent In some quarters OF the pa.
rish The grass has nearly taken possession OF
the fields, and has forced the planter To aban-
donsn portion Of the land in cultivation. In
the rich bayou region the planter IS fearing
still worse. In addition 10 all this. 1t IS said
,ha, the c1,erpiIlcr has commenced its rarases.
which, i, IL to be feared will consummate what
the un,oward season began.-M. o. Pic.
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They seem To have brought usury to a
good degree Of perfection in kenrucky.
The Frankfor: Commonwealth tells the
following instance.
We heard the Ianghable story Of n
shaver. the other doy, whose name was
not mentioned. We are not therefore.
able TO fix il on any particular one. A man
in recuniary dis,ress came TO him with a
noic to sell i'aving :wo years 10 ruu.
The shaver told him lie better look else
where; for saij he. you cant afford 10 pay
my rate. The sufferer told him hr was
compelled 10 have the money. no mn,rrr
a, what sacrifice: AID requested him lo
do him on his own terms. lie was in
such distress tina, he was incapable of cal
cula,iug. Why said The Insurer. can
&c; per csuI. a month ; aud know you
can, afford that. The poor fellow. dis.
,ractcd by his necessities. told him TO
take the noIc a, hi- own rate. But.
on making calculation il was found
at thai ra!c, the sharce would owe
the shaver nj the rate Of so for every
hundred Of the notes facc. They both
looked foolish; but we believe The sha-
yer to his credit did not exact the
contract. lie would take. the pound Of
flesh next the poor fellows hcuu bui he
could no, be go cruel as to take The heart
with il.
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vicinity and drowned, so that the sound of
the locust is seldom heard where few
days ago all parts were vocal with their
cheerful music.
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(Commasiea!el.)

Mn. EDiroR.-Please announce Brig. Genl.
NJ. L. BosHAM, as candidate fnr the office OF
5iajor General of the Fi,s, Division, (Infan,ry
and Cavalry.) comprising the Judicial Districts
OF Edgefeld, Abbevillc. Anderson, Pickens,
and Greenville, and oblige
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-02

p The friends Of Brig. Genl.
NJ. L. BONiltM. announce hun ms candi-
date Tor The office Of Major General OF The ls'
Division OF ). c. NJ IL ill the vacancy ncca-
sirncd by The resignation Of General George
McDule. rug
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WILLIAM G. BROWNLOw.

The Loeusts. numbers or
the seventeen year Iocusts were destroyed
by the gale las, Sunday week. Many
:. dri-.- ;,ia IT, 49,. - '----s ~ mr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-02

Mammoh.--We were shown a luscious
Peach, yesterday, raised in this city, weighing
eleven ounces aud three 9uarters.-Chariestoa
Courier, 29th rii.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-02
EIYMENEAL.
q" The silksn tic that binds tno lriiling hearts.
MARRIED

On the ll,h inst. BY Rev. J. NJ. Chiles, M.
L"uis RicH. 10 Miss MARY JASE L.rroRD, all
Of AbbcYlle District.