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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
MILLEDcEvILLE, June 9TH, 1S43.

MILLEDGEvILLE, June 1th 1915
Sir AS Committee of Invitation, acting IN pur
suance Of resolution adopted at recent meeting OF
the friends Of Irish liberty in this vicinity, the under
s,gned most respectfully, in their name and behai',
tender YOU an invitation to meet the 4th OF July
next, for the purpose of devsing such measures, as
may be deemed most suitable and adapted to further
the high and holy interest which they have at heart
and properly demonstrate their deep sympathy win
their suffering brethren OF GERMS Green Isle, who
are engaged IN an struggle TO free themselves
from of vassalage to the Boosting Lion OF Great
itain-a state so nearly assmllaed 10 that OF the
Colonies when first the genius Of Liberty reared her
proud head on the shores of America, and IN trumpet
Tone declared they should be free that we should prove
ourselves but OF worthy sres, dd mol our
every heart glow with enthusiastic zeal IN their cause,
their struggle for equal rights and prompt TO aroen'
desires for the of the oppressed IN all their ei
forts secure for themselves the inestimao!e prVi-
leges of civil and religious liberty, which benign
Providence has so long permitted US to enjoy
We confidently expect TO find hearty response 70
the feelings with which are animated IN the oreas'
of every patriot in America, and cannot doubt but VIZ
shall receive your hearty cooperation. Should H.
however, be impracticabe for you 10 AID and c"unle
nance efforts by your personal attendance on that oc
cason, shall hope to receive free expression OF
your and feelings by letter, anterior to That Gay
With high consideration and respect, we are, SIR,
respectfully. MILLER GhlEfE,
THOMAS F. GREEN,
NATHAN McGEHEE,
JOHN G. PARK,
D J. BAILEY,
FRED. n. SANFORD,
JAMES II. SHAHAN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

HENRY P. IRVING and JOHN HILL have associate" them
practice Law. They will attend the In
rror and Superior Of buckingham, Cumberland and
Prince Edward and The superior Courts of Fuyana and Char
ote. H. T. IRVING,
J. BILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

j. &. GREGORY IL Co., Managers,
OGee MAN, 2d door beno Nam aud l4h
RICHMOND, VIRGISIA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
Fran ae sou,h carol;aian.

THE STATE rs. TBE RANK OF s. CAROLINA.
This is tho grca, Bank case involving the
question Of 4 forfeiture af charter inr suspen-
sion ofspecie- e-payments. the result Of which OF
course involves the fate OF al the oti,ei Banks
which suspended. and then refused obedience
| 10 the laR ofJSt0. Ito provide aguins, The sus-
pension OF specir.paymen.a by tho Banks of
this State" That law provided that snch
Banksas refused to ccep, its provpinns aeains,
future suspension. should he proceeded against
by The Attorney General for previous s,lspen.
son. Ths Bank Of Sonth Carolina bein. one
pf the recasant Banks. lis case, Involving the
fate of al. was.proceeded with nlone and on the
trial in tie Circuit Court OF Charleston. Judge
Butler decided, agains, the Stale. ION The ia,c
oi the case aione.) tnat Suspension or specie
payments did noi involve forfeiture Of char.
ter. From this decision the Attorney General
appealed on the part Of The State, TO the Ap.
peal Cont Of Errqrs, on motion thar the de-
cision Of the Circnif Couit bs ,reyersed, aud
the Court hls decided, as will be seen by re-.
frrunce 10 the INF of decided cases we publish,
thar "ti,e noiiau be granted and the case re.
ferred hack 10 the Circuit Court"
The decision Of the Court Of Appeals was
delivered y!Jndgc Richarison. aud concurred
10 by Chancelors Job Johnston. Duukiu aud
Harper. and Judge Wardiaw; Chancellor Da.
vid Johnson and Judges Evans and O'Neail
dissenting. ind Judge Butler adhering to the
opinion delivered by him IN the Circuit Court.
This does not Of conrse finally settle the case,
which involves the facts. also. us well as The
iGsc. The Judges Ind tho iato Of the case only
before them; tho facts mus, be decided by a
Jury; and for this purpose The Court decided
that :" the raae be referred hack 10 thn Cirr,,;t
Court" The Bank pleadeJ five pleas to the
Declaration filed against /, in the Circu, Cour,
in behalf ofthe State. Issue was joined on
two Of these--ihe others giving rise, al differ.
ent Stages Of pleadings, to demurrus. Judge
Butler decided in favor Of tho Bank. on The
questions Of iaro presented by The iasmTsrs.
IL his decision had been sustained by the Court
Of Appeals. the case would have been at an
end /; but his decision on the ia,o having been
yese,sed, tie questions Of fact made by The IS.
sues joined on the two pleas, must be tried by
Ia Jury. The principal issue 10 be tried, il OH
The general plea Of '.noi guilty" :" aud on tho
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

The following are the contents o.! The
Southern A:ricuIinrisi for June:
On Ashes. hy Levi Bar!lcu; On the
Management "f Plantation, in reply !"
Queries addressed 10 several gentlemen
interested IN agricultural Pursuits, ny l..
81. a :. Etirac,, from The Dinry ola Plan
Ter Of ST. Daihplomew's Parish, for ,hrcc
CONSECUTIVE years, with some observations
by e. K, A.; Essay on Mari, read before
the Black Oak Agricultural Society by
DR.. JOHN s. Palmer, cf ST. Stephens {:
Qualities Of Pmatocs aud Corn; Important
Invention fur Grindpg Corn; The Cal
carimeTe-a New Instrument, for esli-
maIins the -qaan;ily OF Carbonate OF Lime
in Marls aud other .:Calca:snus Manures.
by J. Lawrence Smith. a., D.. Analyzins
Of Specimens Of Marls, by Ed,nuud Ruf
fin, Agricultural Surveyor Of South: :Caro-
lima; Cultivnting Ground withop,,Manure;
PerdrcIle as a Manure Fruit Trees,
by-L.
Miscellaneous Oranges Ruia Bagas
in South Carolina; Grating; The Plough.
hontbly Horticural Calender.
Terms Of ihe Southern Asriculturalis,.
Three dollars, payable in advance -
for TWO COZ les SIS; Societies aud Clubs can
be supplied with ten copies for S20, paya-
BILE in advance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
MISSIONARY NOTICE.

The uudcnignsd being appointed Missiona-
. riss, IN Tbs Grsi Disis:onofthe Edgessld Asso-
ciaiiop. expect 70 commence their lnbors a;
each Church in the following order. viz:
Plum Brsach, Saturday before the 6's;
Lords day IN Jaly.
Rehobe,b, Saturday befors,ho second Lords
dry in July.
Red Hsl. Saturday before the third Lard's
day IN July.
Bufaloe. Saturday befase ihe fourth Lords
day 10 July.
Balab. Saturday before the fiAh Lords day
FinJnly.
Callahan. sIills, SATURDAY before the iss'
lords day in August.
+. Moun, Mo.iab, Saturday before The second
Lcrd'sday in AusnEt.
Gilgal, Saturday before the third Lords day
in August
Bethany. Saturday before .hc fourth Lords
dny in Apgps..
Boses, Saturday before tho first Lords day
in September.
d. D. BRUNsoN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
May 81
GLENN'S SPRINGS.
Aa1ssrH0tiOlfrS EesSfs'ics,

1oC
T7ilIS delightful watering place has re-
Il Gently found lis way inro the hands
of three individuals who are determined
Ia sustain its reputation. The beneficial
results Of tie wafer can be testified IN by
hundreds ~ no have experienced IFS infia
ence upna vnrious diseases. and the ac-
communications shall be suited to the wants
any who may visit the place, upon the
following terms, viz:
Man per day. 81 90
per eek, = 00
per week. over one and less
,hnu weeks, s or
per week. over four weeks, 4 co
Children and servants half price.
dorsc per day, 81
per week, $50
rer week, over one week. 3 90
Mr. VIM. Murray and lady will super
intend the provisions Of The table.
JOHN Il. ZIMMERMAN.
Asenl for Glenn's Springs Company.
May |, 1913.
N. b. There is ..at this lime, land ~ili
CONTINUE through he.year, good Mnlc
nmt-Feina.e School.
'hr. John .lshan, sapcrinlsnds the male
school. -. -,
Rev. C. S. Beard superin,cnds the is.
male school.
May 81 81 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
F. F. SIEG.
ID. D. RRUNSON.

Ne,s Periodical. have received the FIVE
First namserso or tho .christian Magazine Of the
South, q periodical pnblishedin COLUMBIA. s.
C.. devoted to Religion, L,erairre. and Gen
crai intelligence; from the press of Mr.. Nor
gan, edited by J. Boyce, Esq. We have no,
hsd le;surs 70 examine The eon,eas Of the mum.
bers. but hare no.hesiia,ion in sa,'ins, ths, The
zneehansSai part Of .he work is handsomely
e1ecnted. Itis published monthly. each n,lu,-
bcr containing - pagssroctavo, ct 81 a5 per
annusn in advance, or 81 5oifpaymen, be dc.
.Iaycd SIX month";
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
From ae N. o. .Tropie ofaia a,..

Astounding Rumor.-For week past it has
been whispered about in this city, iha; draft
draien By ihe Mexican Government in Jaror Of
Sam Hosston. President Of Tcrus. for t,nenty.
fee thousand dollars. has Been paid a, hts eoHn-
ter Of one Of The most prominent commercial! hons.
Is tn Nsru 0rteazs
We learn inrihor. ,ba. by the steamship
New York. which sailsd.on Monday evening
for Galveston. information of snch character
was transmitted 10 Texas ms will leave scprcrly
the shadow Of doubt upon tbs.mnds of the
people there. Of the truth Of the r,mor which
was only whispered here. The next news from
Texas will be nos, anxiousy expected aud
may be fraushl with intense interest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

The Crops.-A friend VITO hn- just re.
turned from t"ur through the leu eastern.
most Counties in Nnnh Carolina. snys. il
is cnnugh To do nac's heart suod 10 !onk at
the fields oC shea, throughout that regioa.
presenting rs they 10 us tue prospect oi
u lururiant harvest as ever aladdcucd the
farmers heart. OF The. Indian corn. but
little can he said ye,i 'but that too. is mp
aud thriving beautifully. This is j"ytul
tiriinSs in,!eed. The same Counties we're
I,st year Impoverished, and large p"r-
tim uf their Inhabitants reduced TO the
u:nst distressing circumstances, by the al
most entire failure Of their crnps.--.Eor
joii Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

Es,sscs ofa letter received by ths editor, iron,
citizen Of ibis district, at pressn. residing
sr Quincy, Florida. dated Nay 26,h. isis.
.This is,ruly en- age Of fre, every paperw
ses hold 81, contains an account Of some de.
s,rnciise iirs, como lourishing city or Town de-
s,royea. Mr. siillers prophecy seems fast con.
sosnuaa.ing. Yesterday, tTharsday,l abont
four o'clock. p. NJ. T'allahassee was VISITED
! by u Gre, nnprsccdentrd 10 desisuclisencss
z from report (which is unqpasiionaby trae,)
tia beautiful ci.g, consists Of nothing but heaps
flashes and dehpidaied walls. The losses
( are doubtless heavy, not single store. or any
thing OF the kind, as is understood, escaped The
;leyouring Game. assurances are believed TO
Be bu. small. One only Of the three Printing
otieas was len 10 selI TO tho world the sad
news, viz. the snr. The Post Office was also
burned. The FIRE originated in the stables of
,he Washington Hull, which. aftcr its location
is known, is not TO be uiasveiled at; the ki,eh-
ei, Of the Hall Is about Zen or iiseen Zee, from
tho Hotel, the stables Immediately joining. both
Z believed 10 have been under one roof. at least
tbs hay ard fodder part, joined the chimney;
being &c s;i,.a.ed. eoild tie proprietor expect
any hing else, than that Gre would somssime
break out there?
understand that al the provisions, cxccpt-
ing private. were destroyed WIN not some
persous, from Charlesson5or Savannah, send
II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

/! States proving the facts alleged ag;aitst the
! Bank (snspensien of specie payments. DC. }
and tho, Jnry's finding a verdict accordingly. II
| will Ill n only remain lor the Circuit Con,t 10
pronounce Judgment Of forfeiture Of charter.
II is scarcely 10 be believed. however, that the
| Bank--or rather the ,ecnsant Banks general.
! ly-wil proceed farther. siucc the facts Of tue
casc mus be TOO clear 10 leave any doubt o!
the veydic, Of Jury. And il seems 10 be gen.
orally expected, therefore. that they viii here
drop tie matter, appeal 10 The clemsi,cy OF the
State. offer 20 accept the provisions OF the Act
of 1880 and solicit TO be aew ed TO retain then
charters. The State has irt.cn yirulcnlly aud
mos, uul,ist!v assailed by them and their sup
l'por;e,3. ~, ,yIaan:cai: oppressive, aud vindic
, i've, in ,tis matter. 1, will have an opporu
nifty. if they appeal To ~ c!elnency, 10 prove
the fa!si,y of these cl.nrges by cuncedlus 'n
| them their charters on The terms mentioned; !;
and we confidently hope and uus, viii do so.
No one has opposed their misguidci rccusan-
cy more deierniua:ely than we but wc did
so, not from any desire 10 destroy ihem, but q
sense Of duty TO uphold the lsw and honoi Of
the Stale, and its pecuaiary character at hoine
and abroad; and from determination never
TO submit tameiy IL Government nfths Banks,
superior su that of the Law aud the Penple. or
TO the assumed right Of the Ban!ss 10 suspend
4, will. no matter what might be its effects up.
on the Interests of the People. the public
character Of tue Stale. The People have lrI.
,umphed and in congra,ula'ins them npon this
happy result-so conducive L" their trsle wei
fare, and thei, confidence in their Judiciary
we feel assured ihat hty-as rragnaulInons
and generous in the triumph of their principles.
rs s,ernly determined, honest, and answering
in the snppor, Of them-wlll. with MS, be salts
fed with this result. anh mt desire TO press j;
farther, ifshe' Banks appeil TO their clemcncy.
ApahIr their unfortunate opposition To Tie
excellent law Of lSl0, unde, the Influence, il is
believed, Of misguided aud sinister c"nnscls.
their conduct since tie suspension haa been
generally good aud sautary. while some one
or two Of them did nur yield 10 the lLtler sns-
pension. and are among therb hes, managed
Banks Of the State Let thesn tteE' have their
charters on the terms sugge1tcd, since The ma
jes,y Of The people and their laws will be slis.
tanned. ami sulficien, warning presented
against al! sucn con'umacy in future.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
commercial.
iiAaauaa, aIay 3

IlA1HuH1, aIHy OU.
Co,,oa --our narke, is brisk a, presen, prl.
ccs, although we notice small decline from
previous raies. The aYiicie sill continues 10
come in. and sold immediately on arrival. Om
quotations are from 4to 81 according to quality.
Dry Goods and Groreriss.-As will be seen
by advertisements under proper head. our
merrhnnts have on hand an excellent stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries, which they are dls.
posing Of on liberal terms Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

COLUMBIA, June /.
cotton.-The receipts have bean light dur
ing the past week aud Of course very iitile has
boon done in tue market, while prices receded
ifally of a cent. and in srue instances sales
.havo been mlde at decline Of 4. The cur.
r.n, rates may now be qrotcd at 81 2 cents,
exGemes.-G GcToiiriGH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
TO Carssenfers.

A n EPISCOPAL CHURCH is pro
N posed 10 be bull; in the village Of
Abbcviie. 10 be completed in 6 months from
the execution Of the contract. The con,iactnY
To furnish all materials; security 10 be given
for performance of contract, 10 be paid for in
four insialtnnnrs as the building progresses.
Offers Cor this work 20 be made in writing.
scaled hp, dircctad TO me with the name and
residence nf the workman endorsed on the
back, and references of skill AID character as
a workman, if The residence is ont Of the dis
trio, Of hbbcyiIlc. The scaled offers TO be left
with SIR Thomas Jackson in the village Of Alb.
besie. or with myself in the Calhoun settle
u,en,, 10 miles southwest OF it. to either Of
whom. or To Mr. Edmund Bacon ia Edgeheh
apply for further particulars. Theke aficrs
will besopensd on the Sd Monday in June and
considered. =.
THoSAs PARKER. Ch'au.
Nav II IL l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
May II

YEHBE Sob: cribcr respectfully. informs the
q public, tha, he has opened
Horse OF Entertainment
for Travellers. i've miles above Cambridge. in
AhbexilIe District, ON The diree, road from Aik-
en- and fll,nbTg via Eagefeid C. H:and Cam
bridge to l.aurens and Greenqille Court Hous.
es. and he pledges himself 10 use his bes, ef-
forts to rcuder al comiorlabis who may favor
him with their custom.
On the premises there are excellent Stables
snd finely wa,crcd loisfor the accomfnodaticn
of Droyers.
.Mayei 3. n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

Manxriag Lands.--Ths Hamburg Journal
says:-"We gee II stated in homc Of our ex-
changes. that a German gentleman has found
on, plan, by which lands may be cultivated
wiihou, uanuriug. This maai is buhind the nge
long ways; for onr farmers Of South Carolina
have been following this method for years. and
we have only to look. the red bills and worm
ouI bo';oms,f for proof OF the improvement, in
agricultural ma,;crs."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

u The Charleston Couricy Of the I'd inst.
says:--. Accounts from Guadaloupo oihe l,h
ull., uentipn that The French steamer Conner
had arrived at Point Perc with the liberal do
nation of 2.5oO.G00 fiaucs, voted by the Co.
vernment far The relief OF the sufferers by the
earthquake at Point Pe,re. The plnce was
supeIabundantly supplied With provisions"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

p The Charleston Mercury Of the Ord inst.
says:-" Our correspondent in New .iorls.
who was led 10 believe that the Hon. Samuel
Young had expressed a preference for Mr.. Cal
houn fol The Presidency. was mistaken. as we
observe tha, tia, distinguished gentleman in u
rceen, publication names Mr. Van Bnren as
his FIRST choice"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
Notice.

r forwarn NIL persons frnm trading for n
IL noic. given by me 10 William Brown
in january last. As the contract aecnrd-
ing 10 which il was given. has not heca
complied with by Mr.. Brown, | do MOI III
tcnd lo pay The said nore.
NJ. w. ABNEY.
May 81 Sc Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

Mr:s1 T. csseg-The Temptzanes Adso.
sais ofthe 1stiass. says: .Elr. Carey is about
to remove 10 Columbia, aud FOE ,iia, purpose
win llprocsed from Wal,erborongh VIA Charles
ton. to Baltimore. His appointments for
Orlngeburgh, canno, now be.at,endeJ 10.
He will bc in Columbia by the Int Of July,
and win thcnba prepared during fhe Summer,
70 visit portians efshs State where his servi-
ses may DO dcsirsd. Invitations. postage paid,
sdtresses 70 Dr. Leland will be attended 10 10
saly, Argns, and September.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
Wead Quarters,

Isr BRfoaog C1sALRy.
Edge6eli. C. III. 20,h May 1913.
ORoEa No .
liz r. sPANN. Esq. having been .ap,
III. pointed Brigade Judge Advocate
with the rank of Major. and VIM. w
Griffin, Esqr, Brigade auar,er Master
with The rank Of Captain, viii be respect
ed aud obeyed accordingly.
By order OF GES'E. BosHhsi.
TiioS. w. GAHNT.
did de Camp.
May % At II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

Crops, Sc.-We extract: :he. following
from letter written 10 us hy a f'iend in
Chester:
| have bur LILLE 10 say on Agricultural
matters. We are rather in wau; Of rain.
tho 40, so drnr,hy as You werc when
left last week. The stau':s Of Cotton in
tie eastern pnr, Of Fairfeld, as lar as
can judge from a roadside view, are ex-
cc.lcnl: and with US ioo, in the l:Sih grey
soi.s. they are sood-in tho clay lands
decidedly bad. Corn is looking only so so.
The wisa, crops are backward, owing to
the very cold spring. but with n good sea-
son, in n few days. they h,e jus. now
headipe) think the prospects for lnir
harvest better than Tor many years pre-
vious. The oat crnp will hi. late, aud I
fear indifIercn,.-Columbia PiGpt.r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

Charleston. has been refused q new rrial,
by the Ccurt OF Appeals. Judge Ward
law delivered an impressive anil eloquent
charge in passing sentence Of death upon
the prisnncr. from which i, appears that il
was whilst he wns in state Of inioxica-
ZION, that this unfortunate being commit
led the murder. This however, is no ex-
fcuse in the eye OF the iaw /; and this fact
nrgh, never TO be forgotten by the iniem-
deralc.- Camden Jou-ndt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

Seizure Of Fiislcrmru.--The fishing srh"nncr
seized by the English aud carr.sd ,m;o Var
month. n. S. il the Washington. "f this p".i.
owned by Charles Currier. The crew have
reached ilua,e. The vessel is taken under the
new regulations which we mentioned in: the
Herald OF the 5h inst. That Of drawing the line
Of three miles from tlie shore. within which the
American vessels were no, allowed TO fish, from
hendland to hcadand-and which rule, if car.
ried out, will preven, our fishermen from occn.
pylRg any Of the fishing grounds IN The Bay OF
Fnndy. or passing t!,rousb the Gnt Of Cansn.
The Washington. when captured by the British
cruiser. WAS in the Bay of Fundy. ten miles
from Bn,lcr's Hole, auh fifteen from Annapn-
lis Gu,, where the bay is thirty miles wide.
.Tha new British regulation Of drawing line
from hcndland TO hcadand vii! Gu, of all the
American fisherman from nearly all The fishing
gInunds and should no; be tolerated by our go
ynrnnen; fora nIoment.-N -Netrbnryport Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

u Tas Conrt Of Eeai,y far this District.
couueuced lis rcguier session on Mondny last,
chaneelior Jan JoRssros presiding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

.7a,s is as Il skouid be-" Rumsetiins Post.
masters. look out for RGi:ing Tiekets.-.n q
conversation with the Hon. Charles A. Wick
life. Postmaster General. on the 81 Of July
last. in bis Office az tlfashington, he assured ms
that whenever post office wns kept ia 4 store
or. place where,ipplers were furnished with
intoxicating drinks and were allowed to loiier
about the store; to the annoyance fladies and
others who nigh. wiSh TO v:si, the office, TO
mail or 10 receive letters. il would be deemed
bY ,hs Dariartment its duty 20 rern-~c che keep.
es Of such ::Ec5t Office fron, Office ~ II,
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07


u The following from. the Boston Daily
Advertiser, viii be. no doabt of some in,eres,
to the planting community.
".imeriean eottoTs-Thc following para
graph from the New York Herald, has excited
considerable surprise even among well inform.
ed persons. We understand, tinweSer. from
good authority here, that j; is Stric,iy true. il
presents very encouraging picture OF the po
si,ien Of our maauise,HIes."
TAG great cotton manufactures or Lowell
aud other parts Of New England have sold ou,
thcir heavy stocks. slick and clean. and are
now working on contracts. a gentleman who
was in Boston on TUESDAY was unable to buy
bale Of fshee.ing Of the make Of either of the
several factories whcse goods have heretofore
been lying piled up. The goods have recent
~ paid well, wherever they have heen shipped
exciting temanawhich has swep: the market
A comparison Of the cash price Of the lower
grades or feb,ton cloths q, Boston and Manchcs-
ter. proves that prices are now fIsm ten to
twenty per cent. cheaper on this side than oil
the other; 30 that the BnsIoIl:ans have actually
made shipments 70 Liverpool, with orders TO
pay ,he dirty, which is bu, ten per cent. and
forwarded the goods 10 Manchester for s,Ic.