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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-28

number 100, 900 900 Of souls The territory upon
which this population is located, is but lllIie
less IN extent than of all Europe, Russia except
cd II Is sixteen times as large as England, Ire
land and Scotland; and ten times large as France
The saubrty of the climate and the fertility OF
the soisuited to nearly every species of agricultural
and horticultural product-render ii superior to
any quarter of the GLOBE aud hence there is nothing
to prevent 1t from becoming densey peoped as the
most favored portion of Europe. 1t has been esti-
mated that If its resources fully developed
it will afford susteDance for three thousand six hun
dred million Neutrality-suspicious. times as many as arc
now in existence
Individual Indebtedness to Europe in the United
States has not for long PERIOD been Of less magni-
tude than at this moment. 1t becomes necessary,
then, to inquire what is to be made of the i'm
mense surplus Of gold and silver which is crossing
the Atlantic 1t must find employment, even if i,
be at low rates. and it will not seek it on this side.
Investments no longer be made in Bank stocks,
for there has been such violent explosion of the
Banking system, to make it as odious to the people
the notorious Law in France Is not reason
able to suppose that State stocks will be purchased
by capitalists as the best obtanablc security, afford
ing moderate interest The recent astonishing
improvement in New York and elsewhere, for Ohio's
kenucky's, and others, points conclusvely to this
result. Money is not worth what it was formerly
The American Shylock who, from its scarcity, ex-
pected IL and Is per centum per is, now thai
he the foundation laid for permanent prosperity
willing to unite his purse-strings at 81 and pei
cent! The abundant, and augmenting capital will
be almost exclusively used in the purchase of State
Bonds, and as it certain that no emissions OF
them will be made, they must continue to improve in
value. debt owned at home is much less oppres
sive than owned abroad. The interest, by re-
naming in the country, contributes to reduce ths
principal. The indebted States produce at leas
99l0Oths Of the value of the exports Of the United
States to foreign markets. Their restoration to Gre
dit cannot under all the circumstances be otherwise
than speedy. They have excavated canals to the
length Of 1888 miles, and constructed rail roads te
the length of 1897 miles, the dividends upon which
annually increase. M.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-28
MR. WEBSTER GREAT AGRICULTURAI
SPEECH

Mr. Websier's speech, delivered at the Aor;-
cultural Far at Rochester, will be found in TO-.
days paper
We term this speech great-and we defo
man, be he ever so bitter an enemy. TO de,;gn.,,
il by any other adjective.
We would remark, however, that The peonlo
Of the South sincerely desire to see the Nor
them manufacturers prosper--they only object
TO their prosperity when it involves the de,truc.
len OF Southern interests.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-28
A STRANGE CONFESSION
. Of Yesterday saws

Democrats are re-oPpoined, as it is said, because
they are Democrats! The conduct of the Executive
one way--snd that utterly disgracefu TO the grea,
dignity and trust of our country"
Then, according 10 the Mr.. Clay end Adams
Coalition Blair, to appoint Democrats '.because
they are Democrats" Is "disgrdceflE TO the
country. What a graceless wretch he editor
OF the Globe must be to abuse his party in
this manner after receiving a million OF doIlars
from IL = -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-28
4 He COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL LE-

HE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL LE-
j GISLATION OF EUROPE AND AMERI-
CA-by J. Macgregor-l vol. London--just imported
from London by +. TAYLOR
Also, "rbe Principles of Political Economy by
McCulloch, author of McCnIIoch's Commercial Dc
tiopary-l vol. London I8l3;
Adam Smiths 'Wealth of Nations edited by Nc
Culloch--l vol
"Foreign Tsrfs--ther Injurious Effects on British
Manufactures with Proposed Remcdies"-London,
l843;
"Tate's Modern Cambist-a Manual Of Foreign
Exchanges in the different operations of Exchange
and Bullion, containing also the late alterations in the
Monetary System of Frankfort on the Miami vol.
London, lS43;
political Phosophyn-by Henry Lord Brough-
am--part second, London, ls43, vol. oct
"Thc New tariff, British,) with the Amendments
and New Clauses; with the old Duties amounts
ceved on each Article; new Corn Duties, &c.,
London, lS43
Eisdell's Industry of Natiopsr-2 vols London
"Thc Political Life Of Edmund Burke, y by Rev
George CroIy--2 vols. London;
"Sir Robert Peel and his Era'-l vol London,
1913;
'Sheridan's Speechesn--3 vols. London 1872
The Commercial Adjuster--bringing the Money,
Weights Measures. &c of all Nations Of the World
to the Stand ard of the United States"-New York,
l643;
Percentages interest payable semi annually or quar-
terly; redeemable at the end oil from one to fifty
wears TO realize to the purchaser from three to ten
ner cent per annumn-1 vol quarto New York,
Is43;
Ard large collection Of the mos, valuable works
on every subject Of political economy, most of them
imported direct from England, to which additions of
every thing new and valuable are constantly made.
+. TAYLOR.
- Books, Stationery, and Periodicals, or dnp
thing else imported to order from London and Paris,
sep26
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-28

The new vein al Clyde, ii will be SEEN is far richer
and more valuable than any of the above waters, and
is 10 times of the strength Of the water at Boons
Lick, where the manufacture Of salt is ia progress
The brine at the Onondaga salines is we believe,
the richest heretofore known. This new saline at
Clyde, if it hold out and furnish considerable per-
manent quality, will make STIR among the salt ma
kers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-28
MARRIED.,

At Brighton, Eogland, on the 29h July, Right
Hon. Lord ERSklNE, Envoy Extraordinary aud
Minister Penipotentiary TO the Court OF Munich, IN
Bavaria, Germany, to ANN BOND, daughter OF the
late John Travis, Esq. of Fhadep hia.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-28

An arrival at Savannah reports that the yellow fe
yer was raging at st. Jago de Cuba with much vio-
ence. Several British vessels in port on the 2Sh Of
August were unable to go TO for want OF hands.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-28

The marriage of couple, upwards of 20 years of
age is announced in the Madison, Ind. News. Whe
Their they have arrived at years Of discretion not
uncertain.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-28

MARSHAL BERTRAND-This gallant soldier arrived
at Natchez on the l4th instant, on his way up the
river. His reception is thus noticed in the Cou Ter
of the 18th instant:
The steamer Admiral landed at our quarantine
wharf, yesterday, at twelve O'clock M with Marshal
Bertrand on board Arrangements had been previ-
ously made to receive the old veteran in style be-
coming his renown, and on the boats landing, the
committee, headed by C.ptan JulieDne, proceeded
on board, when he was invited to the CITY Hotel
where our citizens generally might have opportu-
nifty OF giving cordial greeting. The invitation
accepted, and the old marshal was escorted to the
City Hotel by the largest procession here since
the visit of Mr.. Clay, where large number of per-
sons proceeded to shake him by the hand, and mani
fest thei. admiration for him. In the mean time old
Saratoga was laundering out her approval
The marshal remained about two hours at the City
Hotel, and was escorted back to the steamboat. He
is on his way to Nashville.
His reception here very flattering one indeed
HEATHER BELL oUNDlNc.-The Indian papers
contain curious account Of the casting Of an
nous bell at Rangoon, Offering from the King
to the great temple of Shoey Dagon, in that city 1t
IS stated that 700 men were employed at the 500
forges or wind pipes put in requiston this
sion, that is l6 persons to pump and forge Dressed
in their gaycst attire, all the principal officers of
town, and chief men of the surrounding villages,
having made their duplication, commence operation
at four ioges constructed for appropriate use and
then followed the active movements OF the five hun.
dred plebian FORCES hundred and seventy visses
of silver, nearly GIT bs and one hundred and fifty
Of gold nearly 34S lbs, added by the people
the metals which had been provided by the King, be-
sides vast number of gold and silver ornaments, Of
which no account was taken. In four days and five
nights the work completed. The dimensions Of
the be are said to be cubits in diameter TWEEN
ty-one in circumference, eleven in height, and
and two inches thick. The weight Of the metal, of
which an account was taken, was five hundred TONS
1t was ordered that the bell should IN its mould
for forty days. during which period neither the sound
of cannon musket, nor even that of rice mortar
should be heard in Ragoon, lest the conclusion of the
atmosphere should crack the mighty mass.-Engisk
paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
AuGusrh. June %


Coiiou.-Our market has heen quiet since
last Thursday. except the as, frus DAYS. when
a few bales changed hands. The fact is. there
is very little of the article offering aud besides
there IS no desire on the par, OF holders and
buyers To operate hnl whenever an inclination
i manifested 10 buy. rne purchaser must sub.
mi, 10 operate NJ iull prices. The sales that
have been made were in! the no,lh"rn markets,
and at prices ranging from ) To - cents. We
quote extremes Il 10 cents. Tire receipts nrc
exceedingly light. aud will 10 drub. cease III n
icw wcrks, until the new crop b"si"s 10 come
IN. We are now daily cxpccllng advIccs from
Liverpool 10 tie iil, ofihc month";
E1change.-We have u" change 10 notice
since our las, report in the ra,cs Of northern cx.
change. Ccaral Bank notc- ccniinne /, i'm.
prove: The rates yesterday were 10 10 l2it per
cent discount. aad scarce. six rcr ccpi. Stale
bonds arr also scarce. none hardly in market.
and the few tia! ha- been offered. were held
nj 10 lnd I'll crnis I" the dollar with the Jnne
coupon. aii. No . per cent. bonds in market.
A. iiuwkias,Ilic Dank noirs are n"i taken hy
oar banks. they are AT y discount Of 10 ) per
cent.-CUnJti:myoaa!isi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
From he Ramburg Journal.

SRnH Pr As we promised cur lrieuds
some time ago. we now have to perform The
unwcicon,e duty o! r-dce'uins our pledge. For
the tirs' time ins year. cI,e oi s,uall p0x !i!s
occurred IN OR c',y. II was dsc 'vcred on
Saturday cvruin. last. On Sunday morning.
the subocl WIS Tcta.vrd -o,n" fTc miles from
ne citv together wiih nii ;i,n,e that a,! beet.
abont hei, OF least :" far n, cou!d I've ascertain.
ed. The subject Is negro woman. who had
but few days previous came from Charleston u
where this disease j. raging; and rs &C stated,
genuine case Of small pox was apparent OIL
Saturday.
This is the only cnse that has occurred in
The city. Every precanllon is bein. made BY
the city authorizes 10 prevent the spreading "i
the disease. which we hope will prove success.
ful The house in which the negro was con-
fined has been thoroughly white washed cleans.
ed, ventilated, ani tine ubh,sh destroyed.
Should the small pox make iis appearance
again. our frI-Gnls may lest assured, that we
will report promptly in every instance, although
in this case. il is melancholy tnsk to perform.
Still we feel. and know II Ia be our duty. 10
keep nothing back that would ba injurious 10
our friends in the country. We CONSIDER the
health and Comfort Of our coGntry patrons Of
far more value. than all the produce which
they ever cou.d bring TO this market Though
we may be censnred by some Of our fellow.
men for spreading the news We feel satisfied
that we lave ony discharged our duty ~ a
public Journalist; and hope that no one will
take up tie idea, tina, the diIease Is now rag
ing in Hamburg. The above c..s,. is al that
has occurred yet. and ,ha, was broush. he,e by
4 trausient negro.
Our friend, need mol be alarmed yet. aud
we hope tina; they wii! still come on "ili thcir
produce where our merchants are waiting ! o
receive them w.:h iiue stocks uf goods aGd fair
nrice.; and the Journal! .lui. he true and I'm.
payta! recorder OF every case !ha, may happen
10 cvu,e ia Town.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
General Orders.

ORDER. NO.
yENlIE following REGIMENTS will parade
ID for Review end Drill, ut the times and
places herein stated. viz:
TIE 21,I Regiment Il; Wiur,boroush, on
Saturday. the 2,lih Of Iuy neal.
The a.iII Regiment al the usual parade
ground "n Tuesday the Isl Of hueusi next
The 10Th Regiment a, Chcsicryic, Oh Thurs
day the :'rd of August.
THE 2stl Regiment nj Rich lin, on Saturday
the 9TH OF August.
The i6Ih i,"srneni al Ebcnczcr an Tues.
day the s'h "f An.nsr
The 9Th Regiment al Ynrkvillc, on Thurs.
dav III" 10Th "f August.
The 3TrlI Regiment 81 Limestone Springs,
on Saturday tie 18th Of !AusnSt
The ::;5tl, Regiment near Union CT. House
on I'u.sday the 18th ni August.
The 45th Regiment ai The Burnt Factory, on
Saturday the 18Th cf August.
The Both Regimen, ut rimInons' old field on
Tuesday the 22nd Of August.
The Is Regiment at Bruron's, on Saturday
The 26,ii nf August.
The I'd Regiment AT ToncyS old Store, on
Tuesday The 29in Of August
The 9TH Ecgl.nrn, nj lInnc,'s :. on Thursday
In. 3Isl of august.
Tnc 2n! Regiment AT Halls or Saturday
,hr 2nd Of Srptcni.-r.
The i2rh Eegimcnia i, Nintons, on Tuesday
III. itl, ni Srrlamhcr.
The ith Regiment NJ Firrenrc:. on Sa,ur-
day tho 9ti, of Sep'rn!'er
The 9Th REGIMENT at Morrow : Did field, OH
ThGrs,lny tie lin of September.
Th.. t'ii REGIMEN, Il, LonaA 5, ou Saturday
the 10th oi September.
TIE 9Ih Regiment al Loves, on Tuesday
the I!ilh q! September.
Tn, lmir E"siincnl nj Rirhard.on's, on
Thursday Ih" :l,i "i September:
The III, l:"gimcni ar ihr Dh Wells, OIL Sa.
,mrday lie 2..d a. September.
The Commissioned and non.cclnr,i-sioned
Officer. will assemble Al ,hci respective Reg
mental mn-i"r gr"urId' iordi II a'.d instruction
OF The dav rr:.i"E.> :" 'hcir rryl"w.
The MAJOR Generals and Drigadier Gene
rails viii. with ,lciI suIte attend the reviews
within their commands.
The BrgadI"r G"mcfas arc cha:.rd with
the cNten,ipn oT This o,dcr 50 far as rrI1ies 10
rncIr Respective !iGi.adcs.
By order Of the C"mrnandrrir chef:
]. w. CANTEi. Adji. * lnsp. Gen.
o. r" be published III all tie papcis located
within the Brtsadr> ordered on, for review
and 10 cnnriauc until the reviews are over.
JuEr - i3 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

Horses Siotsa.-The Mona,aiaser. contains
the following accoua, Ola ,eholesaie Horse hi..E
who is proving about though our State.
lon the 10Th inst. Young man from Pick.
ems District visited this place. AMI tied his
ho,se 10 the limb OF n tree on the west side Of
the river. near the bridge, 4, the lover end Of
The town. In n few hours lie disco, cred That
his hor>e was gone. ana hid no doubt been s'o
leu, aud advertised him III the hs, MuHaraIiI
eer A few days since the !,oisc WAS heald ol
in the per part Of this District, and ii was as-
certainrd thai the thief had snapped il for one
which WAS OF so li,lo value tha, he soon turned
II loose. stole another and rode il some distance,
and turned il loose also. We have moi yet
heard of the arrest Of this wholesale horse deal.
er, hut presume he will be- secured unless he
is suffered TO fee the country thro' tile nesli-
g.nce Of those whose duty II is 10 bring such
characters 10 Justice
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
II THE COWUON PLEAS.

NOHN MARSH. who is in tie custody
% ofthc Sheriff Of Edgefeld Disuict.by yirtn.
ola writ Of cupiLs nd satisfacendum. q; the SUI,
Of Owens IS Finley. f''r the use Of s. Owens
having fileded his petition in my Office. with "a
schedule on "ith, of his whole estate real AM
personal. for the purpose Of obtaining the
tenet. Of the Acts OF General Assembly COM
r"niy called the lnsolveuI Debtors Acts:
Public Notice is hereby g;yen uia; the peti-
Ion "i !I'e -aih John Marsh will be heard and
considered IN The CONT OF Co,pmon Pleas for
Edg"ield District NJ EJgeiie!d Court House
on the SECOND day Of Oc'ober next. or such
other day of The next term Thr said Court rs
sal. Cnur, may direct; and all the creditors OF
laid John Marsh are hereby snmrnuned TO ap-
pear then and there in the said Couri, to show
carSr. II any they can. why The benefit Of the
icts aforesaid should not lie granted To the sad
John Marsh. upnn his executing The assign
mcnt rcq'ner!.hy the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. C. p.
Ci,rk's OEcc. Jpne 2i. lsI3
Jmpc2l (Si1 GID 3rn %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
DER. CHA MPlOH'S

VEGETABLE, ANTI-BiLIoUs, ANTI pY9PEP-
TIC PURIFYING AND CATHARTIC PILLS,
Possessing four important properties. for Tie
cure Of diseases eascjaHy and correctly combined,
one article 20 assist The cGie, oEaHOther, toT The
bsncf, Of tic health Of ma nkind.
This medicine is recommended 10 the a,ten-
lion Of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia. Dropsy. Bilious habits. Co,tive'
ness. Cholera morbus. Rheumatism. Scrofnla..
foul Stomach. hepraved appetite, Worms. Com
dialsea, wliirh is known by n sinking sensa.
ton at the pit OF the stomach, Jaundicr, Head
che aud sick stomach, palpl,ation Of The heart
DiarhGa. Dyscn,cry. or fax. Nervous affcc-
ton. Heart burn, White swelling, aud all
these Diseases arising from impure blood.
Price - Cts. per box. and for sale by
FRAZIER & ADDISON,
Edgejisid c. H.. S. {.
RISLEY & CO. Hamburg. S. L.
HAVlLAND, R!SLEY. Il co.
augusta, Geo.
Also, in nearly all OF The towns and villages,
and by numerous cnnntry agents 10 all the
Western and Southern States.
June % 6m %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

s.e:nd,ing We have been shown (says the
Columbus Times,) by Dir. Bugbee Of this CITY,
= bill Of the Marine and Fire Insurance Bank
ofSavaunah, raised from one dollar to FIVE dol
lars. Its fihe omission signed Edw. Padel
ford, pr.s,. and J. Olms,cad, Casiir.
The alteration is effected by obliieraiing, by
some chemical process. the denomination "I
the bill 10 the circle, on the rish, and LEFT at the
top. and by inserting the figure a, the left
and the letter V. on the risht-and by suhsti'
ru,ing the word Eve 10 the body Of ,ha bill IN
place of the word one.-'rhe added 70 the
word dollar is executed badly in the bill shc"li
10 US.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

Iatc years has adopted, without respect 10
the cuniily of nations or Difference 10 The
Treaty stipulation which obIiga,c her to a
course entirely different.
The proles, is drawn up in an able and
many style. setting forth in The strongest
ind most proper terms the injuries infiict-
ed by England. and appealing for media
ton in such language as must induce 81
warm aud decided expression Of ,enli
nIcui by other countries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

ASSASSINATION Cf an Editor.-The Eicksbnrg
Seriissi Of the 18th irst, contains The following
account Of the assassination Of the able editor
OF that paper. DR.. james flngnn.
ut becomes our painful duIy 10 announce
tie cold blooded ASSASSINATION OF the proprietor
of this Journal yesterday afternoon. at 8 o'clk.
p. NJ. at the hnnds of d. w. Adams. son Of
Judge George Adams, Of jackson. DR.. ila-
gan. as was wont, ms ,einrning fiom his
boarding house 10 this office after dinner. when
,lle individual named above. walked up behind
him aud struck DR.. Hagau over The head with
u cane: stuiIle ensied. which brought both
parties 10 the ground. Or. Hagan being on top.
While in this position Adams pulled OH, n
short barreled pistol, bringing the mnzzle
round 10 the back Of the neck niihe deceased
The ball stuck the spine and passed up into
the pos,eror part Of the head, causing Instant
death
DR.. Iaagan was unarmed. and no one near
him to render any assistance. Tie corpse wa.
carried L. the residence Of james u. Hayes,
where All Inquest was holden on the body.
Adams. after an examination before ma
sisiraie. was admitted 10 bail in the sun of
six thousand dollars and securities for the same
amount Overwhelmed with grief and cnn-
sterna,ion n this most diaholical deed. we can
only present the above facts in relation 10 this
nins, melancholy event. q more particular ac-
couu, will be furnished in i few days
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
Il. J. LEONARD, VI, u.
D.L,As Co.. Ala, ApriI 4. 1913.

DALLAS Co.. Ala, April 4, 1913.
Dr.. Ca0mpioa:--Dcnr sir.-Of the pills
which received from you. | have found sale
for Considerable rHanti-. I think that i,
WI! he srkiy here IN consequence OF the wei
spring SonI pills give snch genrul >al,slac
licr here. that | crn persuaded by my neigh
bors 10 wr:tc 10 ycn fur large supply of both
kinds. Il IS now kno%n that keep them,
and people " III come 20 or 80 miles inr them.
Plense send them soon. n, expect To sell NIL
that hive written for by the TINE your agent
is around in Ju!y.
Yours with much respect.
BESAiJAu KING.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

s. II. W. ID. l.. MILLER. who has been
Sys arrested. aud IS li!ow confined within
the bounds OF the Jail OF Edscfeld District, by
virtue ola capas nd salisfaci.ndum. al the suit
of James Ca"u4dy. having fled his petition.
witl, schedule on oath. oi lis whole estate aud
etic.i-. with view OF obluining the benefit oi
the Ac:s Of the General Assembly, commonly
called the lnssiven. Debtors Acts.
Public notice Is hereby given. that The peii-
iiun oi,hc said ). NJ. W. d. L. Miller. will be
heard in the Cour, nf Common Pleas fur Edge
ii I'D District. II, Edgcfirld Coun House, on
Wednesday the fourth day Of October nsxi, or
on such other day rs the C"nrl shall order. dur.
ing The term. commencing OH the first Monday
in October next, At said place and all The ere.
dltors 0f said ). NJ. w d. l.. Miller, ara here
BY summoned either personally or by their At
toruey. then and there, in. said Conri, TO shew
cause. if any ihey can. why the benefits OF the
Acts aforesaid should not bs grained TO the said
:. NV. ID. l.. Miller. upor his executing the
as.ignmcn, required BY the Acts aforesaid
GEO. POPE, C. c.r.
Edg,Ecid c. H. Clerks Cfec,
9th March 1913.
Jun - (Sl7 62ll 3m 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

Baak Of Harkinsraie. Macon Messen.
ger says: According to an act Of the last lie.
gislainre amending the charter, 'he Bank o!
Hawkinsville has been removed from Haw.
kinsVilie to Macon, and recognized by The
appointment, Of the following persons as d'rec,
tors: John Rawls, Thomas Butler, II. II. Tar.
yer. Joshua G.. Moore, William Gum, E.
Grfves, and Z. Collins.
John Rawls has been reelected President,
End J. G. Moore, Cashier.
"Their Bils Of al kinds are redeemed with
specie or It's equivalent. OF the Bank in this CT
~, or their oifice In Savannah
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
commercial.
tIAaRuRG, June 20.

C'of'on.-Ther. Is little or no Cotton arriving
and therefore cnn give bnta short statement o!
our market. Prices remain about the same rs
las, week. Buyers seem di,poaed 10 purchase
MI that is offered i, f"r'ncr quotations, say from
a to G3 cts. according 10 quality.
EIradnge.-On the North. PAR 10 ! per CT.
prem. On Charleston and Savannah, par.
fnigds.-Our rates are The sane as last
week. say 80 cts. per bale TO Savannah. and ,,
cents per hundred for Cotton 10 Charleston on
the Ruil Road.-J0nraai.