Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

which 1890 are Upland at 81 TO 81; III
400 Orleans at 81 a Ct; $3.50 Alabama
AMI Mobile at 3s a 81 and lGO Sea i.
land a, st a iGd. per ID. About 90OO
bales Of this, all American, has been taken
by spectators. In other articles no
change of-apy interest has occurred"
Hon. John C.. Calhoun.-The Madison
ian contains the following excellent re-
marks on the Hon. John c. CallIoun's
leaving the u. 8. Senate
mon IKE Mr.. Clay. With q tremendous
editorial fonfist, Of trumpe,s, aud a grand
dance in a spleuaidfy Illuminated ball, did
Mr.. Calhoun take n final leave OF tire
sceno Of his many triumphs.
His pairing thoughts were for hls copn-
Try. With q bleeding heart for the inJu-
4ics inflicted on the interests Of The People
by those assuming TO be great leaders, bal
who. in fact, are only ussumhnate dema-
gngucs; and after casting bis last votes 10
sustain the nominations OF q patriotic Chief
Magistrate. whom he saw beset on all sides
by ultra fractions, and whose Administfa-
sion lie had Hobly sustained in every time
of needAat the honr Of two. on Friday
night Hast. lie retired alone from the Sen
ale Chamber TO his lodgings, and At six
O'clock the ensuing morning embarked on
the sreambdht for his homo. He viii not
be forgotten :"
We endorse tlr6se sentiments with ai
our hearts.-Pha. Ere. Mercury.
Our City.-Notwitns,anlins the hard
times, our little cityis moving towards gu.
periority; improvements are going on, and
every thing indicating Increasing pros
perity. Already preparations are max
ing by a gentleman from anolhcr State.
10 build on elegant brick dwelling in this
| city. aud we notice that others are pre-
pairing for further improvements. Wcae
Informed lik3wise. by The merchants, that
this seasons business has been much fhr-
ger than heretofore, and from shc wagons
which daily crowd The streets, we are sa-
tis6ed Of the fact. Previously, there was
ia the city. q poor assortment Of stocks
but il is not the case this winter. Heavy
and selected stocks Of Dry Goods and
Groceries are in lie city, from which nur.
chuscrs Gun make out their bills without
going elsewhere. Every appearance III
dicatcs prosperity TO tho city; and for
those merchants dining the best business.
we particularly invite the attention of our
readers TO the columns OF The Journal and
[EiseGcld Adverr,er.l
As a mirror is TO the face, SO is a city
Journal 10 the observation-disclosures driving
The best trade and not ashamed Of letting
the people know what they have 10 dis.
pose of, will be sure 10 set out III bold re-
lief their advertisements TO The public.
Show US the merchant who does no,
pairoaize the papers, aud we will point to
one, who will not give good bargains 10
those wishing to purchase. Truth, every
word ~!-gInmburg Journal.
The paper upon which This number of
the Consam,ionaiist is printed. is from the
naau!ac;rre Of Col. b. Durham, the pro-
prie,ur OF the GreenyiHe Paper Mills in
South Carolina. 1t will be seen that the
impression is good, and the paper ofex:
c%ellent quality. Col. Duuhasn has rented
a store in this city. which will be opened
early in next montd. aud where bein,ends
Ito Keep constantly on hand, complete
assortment of paper, Of all sizes and quail
ties. suitable for printers and Offices. such
as letter and foolscap paper, envelop pa
per. SC. Ills paper will be regulated by
The New York and Charleston markets.
Merchants aud printers throughout the
state will be supplied with any kind Of po-
per they may wish. 10 printers parIicu.
iaAy, 10 this state, this establishment will
Offer many advantages they will have al.
most al the doors Of their own Offices their
usual supply Of paper equal to lba, manu-,
fac,urca in The north. and on tcrms equal
If no, more favorable, and withoni any de-
Law. Printets viii take this establishment,
under their consid Grafton: ills worth their
while 10 do so.-Consti'utiona list.
The National in,clliscucer contains The
following notice of an Improvement in rail
roads:
!New Railroad Lrcniion.-A patent has
been taken out a, Paris BY NJ. II. WrDush-
ton. q private gentleman in London, for
various important Improvements in rail
way travelling. In The first place, he has
u coach 50 constructed and suspended in
its proportions that i, cannot overrurn, and
ruus With such sthootliness as 10 occasion
no unplea,anlncss 10 the traveller, and
o raparnrively little friction To The rails,
Secondly. he has n new break Of such easy
construction that q child con work il, and
which eau be gradually or Immediately
brought in,S ac'ioh. Thirdly, The conduc'
tor, by raeans of a spring At his foot, can
in 4 muttent when there Is danger, deluct
all the train from The locomotive /; ant
last, Lu, not least, he has invented 4 beau
liful piece of machinery by which the cob
ductor Of The first carriage can ut any par
Of the ruad ascertain the precise rate o
speed at which The Train is travelling. ant
50 prepare himself Tor The action Of The