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The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

"A CARD.-T.F f., SEMMES, having made large
IL additions to his stock of Wines and Liquors, re-
spectfuy calls the attention of his customers and the
public thereto His stock OF Cigars is complete, and
Of the most approved brands, such as Tresamegos,
Panetelas, Estrcas, Union, &C., varying in prices
from twenty TO two hundred and fifty dollars thou
sand and is equal If not superior to any ever offered
in the District Purchasers will find It to their adj
vantage TO give him call at his store, in Granite
Row, Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and Al stss 4
dec 3tif ~ u @lss ~ fs nfA9'Ht tslt .tAi3
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04
nRocERIEs, BUTTER, APPLES, ,&c,-- SC =

ROCERIEs, BUTTER, APPLES, Sc
u S. HOLMES, 7th street, nearly opposite the
Patriotic Bank, has just received by the vessels
Victory, Zone Alexandria, and John Bell, from
New York, his fall and winter stock Of Family Gro
ceries, Butter Cheese, Fruit &c.. and now offers for
SALE in addition to general assortment Of Groceries,
lO3 frkins and tubs Of choice New York Butter
80 boxes Cheese from good dairies a5da,
$50 bbls- Of Apples, of various kinds ,a3 y. II
25 bbls New York Flour ss, 5g, sgl,sgga,e
IS G Virginia do [halyes, and quarters
20 g New York Buckwheat -four, in wholes,
Il % boxes Do Do, put up for small families
12 bbls Mackerel, in wholes, halves, and quarters
8 Shad 4s st.lF.s5 f9.g ka
Newfoundland and Smoked Salmon tf 3st
Is choice Hams, Dried Beef lg,s .tf:fsa
80 boxes Chemical Soap ig so sef.yf, s5sts
Fancy Soaps, in large quantity, ssF3 sss,tgeea
Cranberries, Goldfish, Dried Fruit, &C., &c. s..s
He respectfully invites purchasers to examine his
stock before they buy. m 4 W nov 28-tf /
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

A Novel Team.-We have noticed for the !
last two days, upon the Avenue and other pubs
lie streets, a small carriage Of the most beanti
full construction and finish, drawn BY four large
| dogs. The driver is a white man, who has lost
the use Of his legs, and has adopted this mode
of travelling from place 10 place. The dogs are
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

Some curiosity is felt as to Mr.. Wises opinion
of the very cavalier treatment received by his
friend Mallory from the Administration. -s
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

In another column viii be found the letter Of
OH. w. STuLL, Esq, late Secretary Of the
Territory of Iowa, to the President upon retir-
ing from the situation he SO ably filled, abun-
dant testimony Of which accompanies the letter.
We bespeak for it general perusai. s4i
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

Nasioaal Theatre. The above favorite place 4
Of amusement will open tomorrow evening. u
The manager has secured what we haye long
wanted III this meridian, a good stock company;
il is composed of some of the most talented per-
formers from the northern cities. We hope TO
see the house crowded nightly with the beauty,
and fashion of the city. Eses
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04
THE SUBSCRIBER has again opened splendit
i lot Of fashionable Dry Goods, consisting, in part

Of a sfsHs4 tfs44ss NA f aefsg as,i
AIazarine blue French merinos e Ff aw
\ tfFy Do ssa Alpaca lustres taA a
Do 8 II plaid cloths, for walking dresses
. Do siaY kid gloves ,lp6 aags5 ssi
DO $50 gmps and fringes alsgs4aag
Royal purple and blue-black silk velvets \
Elegant white-watered silks for bonnets taiitGt
o Splendid striped silk yelyets, new style, for
dresses 1,4.aflS8 h3s iAss ~
Rose-pink velvet, for children and evening
y,.a dresses ls9 i8fa{ 4a91&EtN1] i3EG e8sl!88 a9
@ Rich blle-black Gro dc Paradise 4ae s8aais if$
Ff Long white silk lace gloves .edl
n Orleans and colored Alpaca lustres, very fine
M Striped brochc and chene woollen shawls RAf3
Elegant embroidered ilibet shawls and cardinals
Y Linen cambria and French lawn handkercheis
n; n all prices s iasAel ss 9a sse5a g9ilh
IA Plush, silk, and cut-velvet crayas for ladies q
g. Cords and tassels, gimps, frnges, mits, &C. la
Ivory, gold, and silyer-plated fine combs sso
With a great variety of every kind of goods, which
will be sod at pleasing prices. Cali and see them, a
few doors west Of Browns Hotel, at el a4baa]f 4g
GEORGE STETTINIUS'S,a e
II 4ss OF the old firm of VIM. & Geo. Stcttinius.
nov 29-3t Is .tH a95 3'.e = f ttrf{iyEg &tY'g
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

n az REPEAL NOTICE.-4A "a meeting Of the Re- ggsE
peal Association Of the District of Columbia will be- ss
held in the Washington Assembly Rooms Louisiana rb
avenue, Tuesday the 5th instant, at n o'clock,
r. M. Colonel r. M JonSsoS, RoBERr TYLER Esq,
and other distinguished advocates of Repeal will adj s
dress the audience The Marine Band will DO
en and entertain the assembly with some thcirsps Ill
most popular airs. The public respectfully il-
vited, particularly the ladies' for whom seats Will be
dec 9,.F MsNERIIA ny Secretary sIs,sSs ,s,s
q TO THE CITIZENS SsoF3WAsIliNGTCN. yasbiss4q
The ladies ofthc Agatha Marshall Society intend sT
holdngia Fairon Monday next, tbe thDeeembers sua
at Carusis saloon, assist in the EcrecOn of the
Temperance Hall They respectfully invite all those ae5
friend to the cause Of temperance to aid them
their efforts for the promotion Of this noble work
*.# WAsniNeroN Iroar ISr AarRy-The moDthlys Bgis
meeting of the Corps will be held at the Armoryt lIgon
Monday evening o'clock when every member is fs
expected to attend. aragR JOSEPH b TAFT, l--baslaI
dec aasssei lp 'ssal lRigs Secre'ary' nlG 8S3E
OWEN, EVANS s. CO.. Merchant 1aiors, Penn W.
" sylvauia Avenue, between Fullers and Gala. ,sfei
bruins Hotels beg leave to acq..ant their friends and ~
the public in general that they have justopened their an
supply of Fall aud Winter goods consisting OF an ah
extensive assogment of the most fashionable
for gentlonien wears which they will soil as low Tor
cash as the same goods pc soid ~ any cy N "o as
On hand likewise large stock Of Gold and Silver M isb
Epaulettes Embroideries, Laces, Swords Beis,
Knots, Sashes, and all kinds Of Military Articles
.id dec 4-eo3tif sy sa SifIlnL x L.iL natulaLiaEW
DLAYING CARDs.--I have just received, per saai
schr sarah from New York, supply Of Lemuel al
Smiths formerly Caleb Baret} playing cards ofoeN
different grades, which am authorized 70 sels - s
agent at the manufacturers prices Sorskeepefs ec9
and other, are respectfully invited To- call and exam
inc the lot just received Orders from the country &
oromntIy attended To- JAMES M DORSETr!! ehssy9 =
SnuI Tobacco and Fanny store, Penn ~~c~s6 sSisS@
No. ii east Of Gadsbys hotel nov y .sa s sssFs
EAST SUBSTITUTE, superior in every respect Ye,reas
Ito The ordinary Yeast in use, for making 81 gs
Rolls Buckwheat Cakes, Loaf Bread &C.. Tor saIos
with objections for use, at GiLMAN'S
nov 27ss4i ID eeg4au aooTf p Drug slore' sGxsSsT
llat3p iaNsa aniugsl 9ulmgs sfuEvfsnaaG ban fSsvE
yoa .dipom ygg9 ID rebggN ssnR lrissssm u
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

We are aaxiously awaiting the arrival Of
Wier's great painting Of the Embarkation Of the
Pilgrims. IN ,sss.e4 5.tt5,Is.asa,a ..t, ,r,sttg
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04
THE NAVY.

I'd We were accustomedto hear great complaints
Of the parsimony Of the last Congress 10 the
Navy. We shall see whether the preseat Loco
foco House will be as liberal in its appropria-
tions to this popular branch Of national defence.
If it be not it will falsify many Of the profess
sons made by Locoloco members before the peo-
pie. Among the auxilaries to an efficient Navy
none are more important than Dry Docks. Will
the Locofoco members show the sincerity Of
their devotion to the Navy, by voting appropria-
tions for Dry Docks at New York and Philadel-
phia? Nous ucrrons. ea hf
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

We have received the proceedings of the
meeting Of the Vines of Montgomery county,
Maryland, for the formation Of a Clay Club,
held at Rockville on the 10Th ultimo, and shall
take pleasure in giving them a place in to-mor-
rows paper. - e.t ..g'
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

4 All eyes are directed to the Wings Of the
House of Representatives, as to the course they
will pursue upon the admission OF the members
illegally elected by general ticket. The country
expects them to stand firm and resoute in de-
fence Of the laws of the land. II the law-mak-
ing power is to be the coniemner of the law, let
it not be done without bold and manly resist
ance on the part of the Wings.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

Senator Porter From the New Orleans Bull
letin Of November 2lst, we regret to learn that
the Hon. Alexander Porter, United States Sena-
tor from Louisiana, had come down the Missis-
sippi from the north, and landed at Plaquemine
having been quite i'll at Philadelphia, and returned
to the South for the benfit Of his health. ai,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

A CARD TO THE LADIES'. II. GIBBS most
IL respectfully informs the Ladies' that there is
connected with his Fancy Store, on Pennsylvani
Avenue, between 9th and 9th streets, opposite Cen
tire Market, an OR.N.a.NENT.4L HAIR MANU-
Factory, where can be found. at all times, or
made to order, every variety of curls bandeaus ring
lets, half wigs, braids, &c. 3. tfa,.4..s.sl.f
Hair worked up in great many beautiful styles
for bracelets watch guards necklaces, ear rings, fin
ger rings, &c, &c. TO persons having the hair Of
their friends or relations tins is very desirable
object. dec l-6t
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04
LOCAL NEW s.
TIE Criminal Coa5rt was was occupied alldayIoa

TIE Criminal Court was occupied all dayton
Saturday in hearing the motion for an arrest Of
Judgment in the I" Hall case" After long and !
able arguments from the counsel upon both sides,
we understand that the motion will be carried M
up to the Circuit Court for final decision. sltAg
Centre Market.-The market on Saturday last 4
was the best Of the season, every thing was
there in the greatest abundance, and sold at the
cheapest rates. Turkeys were sold as low as iss
fifty cents each, and chickens, &c, proportionaly
low. "a i lsss g. flsg3ss5tf s4lt l ssfasgr
The ,ceather still continues raw and cold. ~
Heavy cloaks and coal fires in demand, and,
from the lowering appearance Of the Heavens,
are likely to be for some time to come. Now IS
the time for the benevolent 10 beup and doing. a
There is many poor widow and her little ones,
who will shortly suffer for the ncecssarcs of life, II
unless timely aid is afforded. Seek out the sa
widow and the fatherless, we to whom God hathsiHs
given abundance, and to spare. ~-lais 7fezzasS z
IfaTemperance Far. The ladies of the Agatha s@
Marshall Society hold fair, commencing this
evening, at Carusi's Saloon. The proceeds are
to appropriated towards the completion Of the Y
Temperance Hall Don't forget il, oung men.
Bright eyes and smiling faces will be there in ~
| abundance <asns s}aeifi7H Ntiyaas 4
st4 4s- 80 - ----sagta si Ken d
l. sAf. "
The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

l9G*x* WASHINGTON LIGar lNr .NTRY.--The monthly
meeting of the Corps will be held at the .Armory.
Monday evening" att O'Clock, when every mefaber Is
expected to attend. esga JOSEPH B, TATE,
dec 3 enf,s.re. III ssFasss sais,sas Secretary. \
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22
POVERTY AND DESPER-
ATOM

The N. Y. Aurora gives an account
Of melancholy occurrence which
took place on Friday at the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard. A laborlng man, en-
pl yed in the yard, by The name OF
Donghcrty. had been notified by his
landlord that he would be TUNED out
Of his house, unless his rent was i'm
mediate'y paid. Tie. wife OF Gou.h-
erty was confined about tso weeks
since, and had been ling ever since
in state Of stupor, speaking to no
one, and maniiesting no sense Of life
save breathing. The expenses atten-
ding Ibis domestic calamity had ex-
hasted the mans means. and lie had
no way Of providing shelter for his
SEX wife and helpless child. IN a
moment ofphrenzy he seized q pistol.
and rushing out, sought his Landlord
and shot him, although it is believed
that the wound is not mortal. Dough.
erty then returned to his house, and
entering his wile's room, took Q razor
from the draw aud cut his own troat..
hi, wife sprang from the bed and
held the wound together, calling ior
help. In few minutes several per-
sons ru he'd in--,he surgeon was cal.
Ted who sewed up the won q and
the wife wa. c ,nvcyed back t. bed
The scene was a hcartrcnding oiie--
the wounded man, faint from lose Of
blood, aid fifth g at the mouth lay
w,ltering IN large pool Of blood up
on the floor, while the mother, again
I, plac, d INTO idiotcy, was surrounded
by Ii r children moaning and scream
ing most pitieously.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22

NJ . receptacle for do oailIs. and On
ibis wcnsIon u was oiled, on top
were ho"iInB cabbage Ioays, and 20.
taiqe pnrlngs.
l'e theft was Immediately discoy.
cfcll and the police called uit--tIlc
appearance Cf tho bCaiInan iron
wIitm suspision now strongly rested,
WIS accurately described, Tnd the
yol y rout be- had taken pointed out :
Ilb police traced him 10 tho bonI---
bu tue osolness Of the william, and his
willingness 10 20 with them, actually
di.ermcd ihcir suspicious be- request
cdthem TO search him md the boat
lhI'y did so--nay, one Of the police
actually thrust his sword into the
barrelI! lie cscaped---anj with him
the golden iInagor--H.v,.nae ss II may
appear, II was the foundation Of this
mans fortune! III mistake not, he
is still living a wealthy and a respect
able man!--Can sacrilcgc prosper?
JAMES REESE.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22
BOYS AND GIRLS, WHERE
ARE THEY?

The New York. Commercial Ad.
yerli.er, copying the articl unds r the
above caption, which was transferred
/, our columns from the Savannah he.
publican accompanies 1t with the iot
lowing remarks.
sGirIs and BOYS are ihdead rara.
ties among u; but through the mer-
ciful goooriess Of Providence, there
are some Children yet left, 10 be
SIRE. parents do their possible 70 con.
yert lie children, first into apes and
monkeys, b. dressing them UP N all
manner otlunics, and Greeks cdpotes
AID Scottish tartans, with prePosler.
gu, caps and long curling 'ingiets
and SO parad.ng them though the
streets to be start, d at and learn les
sMs Of vanity; a d worse even than
this. The poor little things are hurid
as fast ms possible into she condition
&c Young ladies and gentlemen by
the aid Of fashionable boarding
schools for the fotmer, and of billiard
lrsoms, cigar-shops with pretty cigar
urls behind the counters, o,sier'sa-
looms. fast trot,ing horses, dinner-par-
ties ut The As,or, Champagne trandy.
iuIaps gold watches and unlimited
credit with the ,ailors for the latter.
"The beginning Of the evil is in the
Encouragement Of children. Not
one narent in tifi $ seems to have an
Idea that children have bodies for any
other purpose then to put hne clothes
on and 90 abroad for a show. Infants
ga cely out of the cradle. are sent +
school. crammed with ridiculous olo
gies, and supplied ad hel'sm Wit
, Sscience made easy for Jnvlniie ms o.
instead ofbeing allowed 10 run about
and tumble heels over head, an'
learn how to use their limbs and lung
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22
ANTHONY MESMli.t, THE DIS
COVERER OF MESAiERISM;

TaAN.LArED FROM A GERMAN ENCyC
LopR Ola PUBIlsHEp UNDERTH AU-
SPICES OF GERMAN L,TERATI.
Anthony Mesmer, the discovercr
of tie aninal magnetic cure, Was
born ON The esd of May, in the yeas
1893, in The town OF Wei IN the Can
ton Thur, Switzerland. Though a
poor mall, he pursued the study OF
Medicine at Vienna, where he grad
uaied aud soon alter marrying a lady
81 fortune, was eliaDled 10 Settle there
as physician. He had been early at
traci,d towards what is strange aud
mys, erious in nature, and on taking
his degree IN 1866, published trea-
ties on the influence OF tile Plane:s
ulon the human body, which liowev-
err, only resulted in his universal rid
icule. Not disheartened in ms own
peculiar views OF things; he in 1913
commenced cxperimel tai cures with
mineralmagnel being furnished with
several adapted 10 his purpose BY ms
friend Maxamin Huh. BY ir.ctiou
with any afflicted part, he soon be-
came convinced Ufits healing efica
CIV. Several persons ofrank cured
iathis way, now sounded his praise
his professional brethren however
raised gceat opposition; distractions
and prosecutions pursued him contin
uaIly, so that he resolved to quit VI
emma Tor Bavaria and Switzerland
where he again resumed his magnetic
cure. subsequently, however, re
luning to Vienna, he erected there
At his own expense, a Ho-pital lcl
the Poor, where he practiscd his pc
culiar mode oftreatment. Upto thi
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22
LOUISVILLE MESSENGER,
vsisrrp AID PUBLISHED EyrnY
SATURDAY MoaNiSe, ny
John J. Thompson.
Tcnms.--TWo DOLLARS pei

Trnms.--TW0 DOLLARS pei
annuln, 10 advance, or THREE, al
the end ofthe year.
ApyEarfsrmEArs will be Inserted
nj tie rate Of 81 0D per squire for
the fret insertion, and so cents for
each week thereaitcr--tcn lines or
less, constituting square. The nun.
Der or insertions required, must be
marked OH the margin OF the manu-
script, or they will be inserted t'l'
forbid. and charged accordingly.
All Advertisements from q distance.
must he accompanied with the CASH
or they will not be inserted.
Announcing candidates for Office
will be IS for county offices-$lo
for state ofices--in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
on reasonable terms.
Postage must be pail on all letters
connected with the Office, to ensure
attention.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22
ciKCUMsTANTiAL Eyi.
UENCE.

We mentioned IN our last the exc
cution Of 4 men, J. Ashcroft, -. Ash
croft. J. Ashcroft Jun, and William
Holden, 1T Lancaster. for lhc murder
4 two female ,ero ants Of M. Little
wood, NJ P,ndlcton, on The 10Th o
,prl 1917, Of which an old man, in,
Holden, confessed himself ho porpe
trolor the other day OF his death bed
The following lrngical tiIcumslalcr Co.
occurred ut the trial aud executions
Il appears that all lie prisoners WEI,
without counsel, and that, upon r.
ceiving sentence of death each oil
them protested 10 the court his inno-
ccnce. James Ashcroft, SEN, ex-
claimed, "This ismurdefing us incold
blood. God willic,ral hi, III istire.
| earnestly pray that he Would nov
send two angels 10 declare upon lhn.
iable who committed this murder.
We are all innocent ! will declare i
so to the last" David Ashcroft in
voked God, and protested his limo.
,ence in the same mamer. J. Ash
croft Jr., said .'lf | must suffer for a
crime never committed. ] implore
!, our honor to look in mercy on my
poor wife and children" (Here The
wife who being in court, shrleked
out tainling) VIM. Holden (poiming
upwards said, There's a God yo.-
der who knows that we are Innocent.
and who will make amends for this.o
These cxclama;ions being stopped by
the Judge, sentence OF death was
passed upnn tie u all; at the conciu.
sion Of which David Ashcroft told
the Judge that he hoped God woult
not ALLOW the injustice done to the n
to b. always unknown; and j. Ash
croft Jr., said he would meet a high
er Ju lge with conscience clear OF
this guilt. Atthc place ofexecution
upon the Monday f.llowing, the peo-
pie had assembled to an immense
number, and there, upon the scatIo'd
the convicts renewed their protesti-
tons of innocence. David Ashcroft
sail, 81 am glad to see SO MANY per-
sons looking on, as testify TO them
that We are all ignorantof this crime
Ii do protest 70 you all, before God, a.
i am going, ! trust, TO glory, ! would
not for the whole worii die with a
lie in my MOUTH AT this period all
joined in singing tour lines OF a
hymn which they had not quite fin
ished wnen they were launched into
eternity.
Since the time above alluded to,
an old man, John Holden, [uncle TO
the one that was lung. has confess
ed, on his death bed, 10 two women,
that he was the perpetrator of the
murder but did not commit tie rob-
berry.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22

NEW ORLEANS CITY BANA9'
Bank OF Louisiana, pays specie.
C,ss Rank pays specie.
Mechanics e. Traders, pays specie.
To;on Rnk $500 pays specie.
City Bank pays sPe.ie'
Jn,;s;an, State Bank pays specie.
Carro!lton Bank pays sPecio.
81 Rank 49, pays specie
Commercial Bank - 2aazo as
Consolidated Bank 3uaoo Gus
Citizens Bank sUa5o as
Improvement Bank ooa,o uis'
Exc, ,ange Bank 5oaoo u.s.
Bank of Orleans ooaoo as
Atchafalaya Bank soaoo d'S'
Com. B INK, Natchez,c ks llal4 dis.
IN Mer, hants' Blk N. "
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES
Municipality No. One llal4 as
Municipality No. Two 2o"2 as
Municipality No. Three 65'7o as
uScuRRENr MONEY. dsc'n',
United States Bank Notes 5oa5,
Ala. s ate Bank s. b anches losai "a
planters, PIX p. N. Natchez, 6oa6S
Agricultural Post Notes 4o"oo
Grand Gulf - ia
Mississippi Union Bank 80 soioo
Com. &t. r. Blk, Vicksburg, o7a9o
Georgia Banks ulcei'a ~
Virginia & South Carolina la4
WESTERN BANKS. disc'nt'
Cincinnati Banks las
Ohio Country Banks 49, 5alo
Kentucky Banks - par
Indiana Banks ia a.
State Bank Of Illinois ooaoS
BANK or Illinois, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tennessee Banks las
Arkansas Banks ooaOo
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22
INCIDENT IN NEW
ORLEANS.

\ The Cathedral is a spacious edi-
fee with four towers, and IS l2O by
50 feet. It's walls are thick aud mas
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22
CO r T o N.
=, a,o, clAss,ElcArloN.
BLANKS,

Ofevery description, neatly execu-
ted at this OFFICE,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22
n. ORLEANS RAG rGARKHc
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"pICAYUNE."

Exchange on England, at sight,-Pr'
DO do SO days,2 a prm'
DO Paris, co days 5f59 a 5t.55.
Do New York, al sight Adds.
Do New York, 60 days,2 a 8 dis.
Do Boston, at sight Ia | dis.
Do Boston, 60 days "a 3dls.
Do Philadelphia, atsight AL dis.
Do Philapclphia, 60 days 2la 3d's
Do Baltimore, at sight IA | dis.
Do Baltimore, 60 days 24"3 dis.
y. States Treasury Notes, IA dis;
Soyereigns 80 - vi S4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons sic l5aS.6 80
Patriot do $l5 5OaSl5 GA
American Cod 80 Aal prem.
go franc pieces 80 S3 oo'S5 30
Mexican Dollars par
Half Dollar 1855 par.
hines i : -ls- : Saa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26
VOLUME vaEl.
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