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runs in Kensington, the blackened crumbled
 walls of the church, the school-house, and
 of many, very many dwelling houses that
 the passions of men had doomed to destruc-
 lion. The heart sickens at such exhibitions,
 and inquiries for the justice of man that al-
 lowed of such unlawful, unruly violence :;
 ora the justice of Heaven, which seemed 10 sleep amid the wrong loings of the wicked, both when the murders were committed and the property wasted. We learned nothing there to answer that inquiry, but, returning by the way of Fourth street, we went up and stood amid the smoudering ruins of Saint Augusine's; and when we renewed our in- quiry, our eye rested on the uppermost DOT ton of the opposite wall, from which the fire had peeled every particle of plastering and licked off the decorative paint; but, as if in defiance of the wrath of man and the fury of the flames, there stood in clear unin- iured letters the inscription, "9He Lord Seeb." And we turned away satisfied in our heart, and eXelaiming, in quiet submis- sion. "Shall not the Judge of all the earth do night P
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.NiSsissippi.-W lEinaus D $, Lane, G. M. Rogers. .
 Isnas.-Littleton Fowler
 .Alabama.-J. Borino. [ T. Mmrah, c. Garrett. nafla
 Georgia.--G. r. Pierce. " Pierce, J. W. Glenn, J. E. Fva,. an j. street. Il
 South Carozina.-W. cana., :. Dunwody, W. M. WightmanS,s Ssii' H: {, <. CT. Il AV
 NOTICE.
 The late General Conferen.. :. thodist Episcopal Church hay;.aQ Ss Q s. olin, J, P. Durbin, D. Hani;9, I,s ! and c. Elliott, to reply to tho n.',l ,,s, minority against the decision of EQ. q the case of Bishop Andrew, a,3 aI', . signed by J. P. Durbin, G. pas1 F, s,1 liott having been endorsed by ibs dn' q 2 by an order to be spread unon ,a' a Y and published, as the maniCes'o l .s5 ,l rlty, the undersigned, as the s.,' protest, in behalf of the disseo,;a'.,' %',' ces in the premises, takes the Eb.,. ing to the parties more immedia,s. ed in the controversy, that at bis ,.. ,, sure, this report, by authority. is '. z protest, will be properly attended ', /, misstatements of law and facts1ss try and inconclusive reasonma a v, distorted and unjust views of tbs 0,, " which 1t abounds, will be atten15a S, deserve. The Christian Advoe.,. :, nal, and other papers pubIishipa tb, the protest, are respectfully reopes, this note an insertion.
 New York, llth May, l84l. 1 'l
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A quart or two of Salt aoou' , .bs | Plumb tree, is said to preyen' a,b, .. insects, and insures q good ciu l!sl i son. The salt should be aPP''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
ORaI,HIAR RYa

Died, on the 4th nit. Of pulmonary consump.
ton. Mrs. ELIZA SoRGEE, consor, of Mr.. Ben.
jamln Sorgee, in the 2sib year of her age. For
eleven yedl she had been a. consistent men,
Der Of the Raptis. Church. Death to her
seemed 10 have; no terrors. She spoke often
Of the departure with perfect cnmposure and
to the writer of this said, "she was willing 10
die. and felt confident that there was place
prepared for he- sin heaven" She earn estly {,
any often requested her husband, relatives and
friends 10 meet her in,,heaven, and exhnr,cd
them with all arder., .,:during her last moments.
with exhibiting confidence of soon reaching her
blissfnl home. She lefti..a husband motler,
sisters and brothers, to mourn their loss. A.
Died, at the residence :jof bis father, on the
30th ult., SAMUEL X. DAoNEL, son of ]. j. Dag
mel, aged twenty one years, four months aud
four days. The writer Of this short notice was
well acquainted with the deceased, and knew
him to be n sober, honest upright young man.
and a dutful child. and we believe he died
with hope of an Immortality beyond the
grave. His Complaint was conjes,ve or slow
fever. which he bore with patience and forti-
tude for more than two months Abont 20
minutes before he died he called his physician
10 him and bid him farewell-lhen bid oil pres
ent fareweIl-and in few minutes he com.
posed himself and expired without groan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
Warehouse & Commits
SiGm Business. !.
September a,
A he UST A

!, A UG USTd. G A..
RN p. SToVALL, (late Of The firm Of
-lYHo SToTALL d. SIMMONS g. Coz would
respectfully inform his friends andpublic gen.
orally, that he has takenihe commodious FIRE
PROOF WAREHOUSE. known as" CUT.
MING's." nntrecenlIy occupied byAIessrs. Bus.
tin d. Walker; which, having streets on. three
sides, and large vacant LOT on the forth, is mol
surpassed for safety and convenience by: any
in the city Of Augusta. $s
He will devote his strict personal attention
10 the interest of his patrons, in The Sole and
Storage Of COTTON or any other Produce
with which he may be favored; to the pur
chase and forwarding Of Goods and the Com
mission Business Generally. apd trust, from
many gears experience in the business, 10 receive
q fair shnre OF patronage. Il =
His charges will AS moderate US those Of
other similar establishments in the city. ::
Cash advances will be made, when required.
On Produce in Store; >: ~ :.
N B.-Wasons or Carts ladeued with Cot
ton, to Augusta, are not required to pay Toll
at our Bridge, coming or going.
Augusta, Ga. Aug %, 1874 81
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country, compared with what it was for some
time previous. and The fair rates Of exchange be-
tween oil parts Of The country, prove conclu.
sively,that great government bank is unneces.
sery The veto OF the President therefore. al this
darling and magnificent scheme Of The Wings,
was very justly and opportunely. exercised
But MIR. Tyler has other claims npon us. which
are not now necessary TO mention, We will
only meution the, Treaty in:o which he enter
ed, for the annexation of Texas, to our Union,
and which was so unwisely and mprudently
defeated by the Senate. And this too, by tho
aid of Southern votes! Mr. Tyler may be
considered as belonging to the Democratic par
ty. On almost all important political qnes-
tons, he is identified with them. The South
ern wing at least, fthe Democratic party. will
be prepared to yield his Administration cor
dial support, when it can do so without any
sacrifice of principle. From the Wing, he has
no mercy to expect. His appeal to them, is in
vain. He might as well preach to stocks and
stones. They will continue to ,hwart him and
TO denounce him as recreautto their high toned,
Federal doctrines Blu, he has Inc prond con.
scionsness OF knowing, that lis course on cer-
tain great questions is satisfactory to the great
mass OF the Democratic party.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
DINNER TO COL. BURT.

Many ci'izeus of Lexington District, de-
sirous of making public demonstration Of
respect 70, their immediate Representative
in Congress, the Hon. A. BURT, and for
the purpose of hearing his views and the
views of other public men, relative to Stale
aud National Politics, rendered 10 him a
Barbecue, to be given at The Court House
at such lime as might suit his convenience.
Col. Burt having accepted The invitation,
and fixed on Wednesday The 18th Seplem-
DER Instant as The day, the citizens of the
District, Of the Congressional District, and
the public generally are respectfully invi
ted TO attend.
Ry THE CoNNrTTrr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
COLUMBIA, Aug

COLUMBIA, August ~.
Cotton.-Several wagon loads ofnew Cotton
have been received during the week. most Of
which was nr prices ranging from st to 64 cts.
The quality may be classed generally as good
fair. which is more than could have been sad
of the first gathering for several previous years.
Old cotton ranges from Al to 6l lcents-sl,owimg
an advance of Ct on the poorer qualities since
last week. :
!, Groceries, &.-There is no material change
in prices. Kentucky Baggng is selling at Is
10 cents per yard but there is very little Of it,
Or indeed Ufany other kind in the market.
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sI.a TE OF s. C.4ROLlyV.9,,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
49, N ORDINARY.
Petition
for Account. 4;

Martha j. Seibies, VS..
The Spreliesof A. NJ. Petition
Wade, sAdnr,r of for Account.
Ann Lamarj deceased. -: -: 5g. K.
INT ARTHA J. SEIBLES having this
I'VE day filed her Petition setting forth
that she; is a distribuiee Of the Estate
OF, Aun LANAI, lale pftha District afore.,
said, deceased, and that. A. NJ. Wade, the
Adminisirator;of that estate, has departed,
this life without having accounted for his
administration, aud having mo Executor
or,iAdmiuistratur; to represent him, and
praying that an account may be taken of
such Administration, and irappearing TO
my satisfaction that. Edward W. Wade.
one of the. sureties to the administration
bond oftbe said Ia; M Wade. resides with
OUT the Limits of This State :iIris therefore
ordered, !ha: Mayson L. Mosely, Daniel
W. Johnson. and the. said Edward w.
Wade, the sureties Of The said A. M.
Wade, as Administrator as! aforesaid, do
appear before me in The Court Of Ordi.:
nary;to be held; at my Office at Edgefeld
Court House, in the District and State
aforesaid. on Tuesday the l7,h day, OF
September nexl, 10 shewcause if any they
can, why they should not render before,
me an account of: the said Am. sWade,s
administration ofthe estate of his said Intes-
tate. t...., -.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
3OIh day Of August, "A. d. 1874.
JOHN HILL, o.E. D., Il. 81
Sept. q. 2t go
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ESTR a Y.

yHyOLLED before inc by James Dorm, liv-
H ing LAT Sleepy Creek P. o., Edgeiield
District, bright sorrel HORSE, abou, ten
wears old, tolerably heavy built, near fifteen
hands high. with a long star in his forehead.
some saddle marks on each side Of his back,
slight white spot in his name near his we.
ther, The ancle oflhe right hind foot swollen,
and was appraised by A C. Deem, A. May
and w. nj. Deem at thirty dollars.
J. QUATTLEBUM,Ma Magistrate.
September a, lm4m. 81
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AUGUSTA. Aug

t..,,, -: -. AUGUSTA, August 90.
Cotton.-Our market has continued dull since
our last report, But fair sales have been effect.
ed and holders manifest an nnwllingness 10
operate al existing prices. We. continue TO
quote the rnnge,of prices at FROM d to64 cents.
About 400 bags new cotton hare been received,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
The Olive Branch

rs published by Henry C. Goodwin: every
q. Saturday morning, office No. 5 Washing.
tnn.slreet, Boston. Devoted to Christianity
MuiualzRights, Polite Literature, General In.
telgenee, Agriculture, and the Arts.
The Rev. T. F. Norris, Editor and Proprie.
tor the Rev. 8. Lovel, Assistant Editor.
Terms--$2 per year, if paid in advance
81 25 at the expiration Of six months, and
81 SO ifnot paid until the end Of the year.
A. RAMSEY, dgent.
Edgefeld c. a. 8. c. Z
! August q # 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

Cheap Thrt.-Take some sour. pasle
and stick dried apple into it, after which
serve ii PIP for boarding houses. II is an
invaluable reefTe. as one pic: of This kind
will go a great. way-lhe principle danger
is that some ofthe boarders may go great
way, too, before long.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
By THE COMMITTEE,
JUDGE CHEVEs OPINION,

The following letter of JUDGE CHEvEs
to the Macon Convention, cumpresSes
volume of head and heart into small CUM
pass. Let every Sourhron read and heed!
Charleston Mercury.
PoRTMAN SHOALS, S. e. Aus9. 1914.
Genilemen-i have received your conl-
municaliun Of the 30th ul,Imo. regret
lha, my total retirement from all public
concerns anu public scenes, prevents me
from accepting your invitation. But you
may be assured tha, my whole heart is
with you. and pray God, in his goodness
and wisdom. to direct and govern yeur
deliberations and determinations,
Be pleased 10 offer. in my name, at your
festivities, the following sentiment.
The noble, manly, and patriotic example
otthe Methodist Episcopal Church of the
South.
am, gentlemen, with great respect and
consideration. vour ohd'; serp't.
LANGDON CHEVES.
To Messrs. II. G. Lamar and Others,
Committee, SC.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

Domestic Yeast Boil one pound Of
flour, quarter Of pound of brown sugar,
and lille salt. in Two gallons of water,
for an hour; when milk warm, bottle it
aut! cork close, and it will be Fl, for use in
twenty hours. One pound of this
yeast will make eighteen pounds of bread.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

Bon hjqucnce.-Whar boxes govern The
word! asks a New York paper; and ii
answers the question thus "1'he cat
ridge-box, The ballot box, the jury box,
aud the band box"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

means Of education, judge my surprise
when the answer wss-'Oh' wezhayesto
send them TO The Sandwich Islands toSbe
educated; there they have good schools
here we have none 'n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

80 iN 4E4Uf1Y.
Susan L. Yeldell, and VIM, .p.,,c
II. YledelI, by their Guar D.i 10.
dian, vs.. Elizabeth L. Vel ruls'''on. ''. -
dell and Others. q,
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
lV an order from Chancellor Harper; L shall
offer for sale 10 The highest bidder az Edgefeld
Court House. on the first Monday in october
nezt, the real estate of William II. Yelden, de-
ceased, consisting of the following tracts Of
land viz: i.iei. 80! tf5. 9 ~
ltf One: tract containing FIVE hundred and
ninety {590) acres, more or less, situate in the
District and State aforesaid, on Cufetown
Creek. being the late residence of the decd,
aud adjoining lapds Of 6. B. Belcher, Beverly;
Burton and l. II. sMundy. = = z. g:
Also. one other tract, in The District and State:
aforesaid, onWinn Greek, containing one hum
dred (l00) acres, more or less, and adjoining
lands of George Martin, Samuel Sialnaker and
others. q:
Said lands 10 be sold op a credit of one and
two years in equal stalments, except much
swil pay the cost ef this casss WHICH must be-;
paid in cash The purchasers giving bond and
approved sureties and mortgage of the premi-.
ses 10 secure the purchase money.
& IS. S. TOMPKINS, c. E. E. D.
j Septembef4, At 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

Shocking Barbarity in Connecticut
In our efforts TO reform The Incorporate.
u e sbolld never undertake to prosecute or
oppress-il is a sufficient misfortune TO
be drunkard. The Bay State Demo-
Graf saws. We loaru from a highly re-
spectaole source. lha, Geo. Doggeti and
Hiram Vipron, Of Thompson. CT, were
thrown into Brooklyn, CT, jail where from
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WA RE.MOUSE
gl AND i -
Commission Business.
HAMBURG, s. {

NESHE Subscribers have connected them
II selves in the WAREHOUSE AND
COMMON BUSINESS, at the old stand Of
G. WALLER. under the firm of
WALKER: 81 PEAR SON.
They would beg leave to offer their services
TO their friends and the public generally in the
transaction of n Commission BUSINESS, in all
its branches. They are: prepared to attend 10
the Sale, Storage and Shipping Of Coitos, Ba
con, Flour; and other Produce. .Rtceiuing. dnd
Forwarding Goods. purchasing 10 order, Sc. &c
They feel assured from the favorable location
of their " are. House, well known TO the pub.
lie as the WATER PROOF WAREHOUSE,
and for its many advantages in point OF location
and from the long experience of MIR. Walker in
the Cottonbusiness. who, will devote his per:
sonal attention to the.;sa of Cotton; and
from their determination to ,deyote their undl.
viced attention to the business. they will be
able To give general satisfaction ~
Their charee will be for selling cotton 25 cents
per bale; for shipping do, l2H cents for selling all
other prnduce 2d per cent; 25 cents per pack
age for receiving and forwarding Merchandise:
No commission will be charged our customers
for the purchasing of goods. Having a fiue
Whnrf attached to our Ware House, no
Wharfage willbe charged on Cotton consigned
to our care, either for sale or to be shipped TO
Savannah or Charleston. Liberal adyices on
produce consigned TO US. viii be made when
desired. =
We pledge ourselves not to speculate in or
purchase one bale OF Cotton, bnt devote an un-
divided attention To the INTEREST," ofonr customers
which we hope will insure US aliberal patron
age.
Yours, Respectfully,
G. WALKER,
J. l.. PEARSON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

Col, McWILLlE's Comm mnunication in an
swer to "A Graduate" is received. and shall
appear in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
MOdICe.

A LIE Persons indebted 10 the Estate Of the
N lale Samuel F:tA. Nc Dowel, deceased
are requested to make immediate payment, and
all persons: having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested 10 present them
duly .a!,ested. within the time prescribed by
law.
!: ALEXANDER McCAINE, Admir-.
September 4, 1914 st 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
BaRBLCUE TO MR.. McDUFFtE.

The Gfea. Dinner to Mr.. McDufie, is we
understand. 10 be given on Friday, the Goth
instant. The Committee of Arrangements,
already appointed, are requested to meet here
on next Saturday to make Preparations for it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
commercial.

-. HAMBURG, August g.
Cotton.--There is nothing doing in the article
and we have no alteration TO make i'll prices
from those of last week. Our quotations still
range from 41 to cents.-JOurnal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

Linseed and Lard Ols.-These articles
are no longer drawn from lke East for the
supplies Of the West aud South. The
Cincinnati Gazette states that there are FIVE
Linseed Oil mills in that city and another
one in course of erection. They are ca
paoe Of making in the aggregate, 900
gallons ofoiE per day. Cincinnati supplies
the whole West, including New Orleans
and Mobile, with the article. The manu-
faclure OF Iinseed oil for export, is new
business in The West. 1t is only a few
years since il was obtained from the East
in large quantities, for Western consump-
ton! II may he stated in this connection
tha, there are twenty-five establishments
in Cincinnati which manufacture 100000
gallons of Lard Oil per annum, valued al
so cents per gallon. :. The product from
lard in winter is one third elaine ant two
thirds srearne; in sumner the proportions
are exactly the reverse In the pork
season the Oil is made directly from lle
hog, the whole of which is used for the
purpose, except the ham shoulders. Prior
to The manufacture of Lard Oils, Sperm
Oil was. sold in Cincinnati at from 81 .25
10 SI,50. accordingly 10 quality. The
corresponding qualities of Lard Oil now
sell there a, from 50 TO g. | 2 2ceuls. The
article has found great favor in every part
of the country, both for light aud for
machinery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

UWe are requested to stale that the Me-
'chanics Westinghouse Society will NEE, on
Thursday srcnirg next. An address will be
delivered by Mr.. Geo. Landrum
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

A correspondent of the Boston Mer-
chantile Journal thus notices a remarkable
cure Of paralysis Of the arm. I'VE give il
in his own words:
A few weeks since, a gentleman in Sa-
lem was seized with Paralysis; on ihe left
arm, and TO use his own words, iii seemed
as ifa sword had been thrust through his
arm, from The shoulder 10 the fingers. aud
II Instantly fell powerIess at his side" He
hastened to his physician, and he pro
nounced it plainly marked case of Palsy
tie. in somo degree, recovered The use Of
The same, but. it still remaining in a ad
stale, in company with friend, he wen,
to Ipswich for recreation and exercise
hoping 10 receive benefit from the same;
after stroilins about upon The sea shore,
and becoming much farigued, be found q
resting place upon the sandy beach,
During his siesta, his hand became i'm
beded in the sand; very shortly a violen,
pTIcklins and lwi'ching sensation com.
menced. Receiving encouragement, from
this unexpected return of action in &c part
ne excavaIed a place in which he placed
hls arm, aud covering it up, snon fell lntc
quiet sleep, and so remain about ain hour
On awakius, he found. to his surprise and
delight that he had entirely recovered The
use of his arm, and he sill has perfect use
of ihe same.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
State ::0f South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
.,:s ,;,,r, - IN EQUITY.

Eucieua w nlt1e q Joseph Whttle,1 Uy,
.t...s,: g.. Ds.. :. -, 80 l olte
William:whi,llo, Willis Whitle and tgy ,;s;dn par
MT appearing to nv satisfaction that William
IL Whitile; Jacob Certain and his wife Efa,, i
Mastin, Whittle, and the children Of Reuben
WhiuIe,. deceased, namely Marina, West,
Malinda, and Amanda, Defendants irthis case,
e, and reside without The limits of this State:
on motion by Mr.. Wardlaw, solicitor for PLAIN.
tiff, ordered: that the absent Defendants above
named; appear in this Court and plead, an.
swer or demur to the Bill, within three months
from the publication Of this notice, or the said
Bill be taken pro confesso agains, them. -
s. S.TOMPKINS, c. @. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Angus. &C., 1914.
August ~ n3m 81
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RECT. HEAD QUA.RTERs, D n

- EpeEFIELDiC Ho1sE, Aug. A. 4
I'm Pursuance Of: Orders this day received
IL from Brigade Head Quarefssthe 9Th Regi.'
ment Infantry, s. C:M !; ;are: hereby rderedto'
parade at the Old Wells: ON Thursday the 5th.
September next, for Drill and Review,
Officers and Non. Commissioned Officers the,
day previous. q
LIT. WIGFALL, =
Col. 9TH Reg. S.C.M.
G. D. MIMM, Adg't.
Aug 81. - St 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

Mercer Untvsrsity:-This institution
appears to be rapidly retaining what il
lost in past seasons Of adversity. The
College exercises w ere resumed on Thurs
day Of last week. Some Sor TO new
students entered at The commencement, OF
the session, and we hear ofoihers coming.
One ofthe new students entered The Junior
class. There has also much seriousness
manifested. both by The students Of The
College and the young ladies connected
with the Female Seminary. We, trust
thai our bretheren will remember these
institution in5iheir daily prayers.-C Chris
tian lnder.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
MARRIED,

On Sunday evening the 25th ult., by John
G. Dagnel. Esq. MIR. JAMES STRIYGER 10 Miss
CAROLINE MURRxH all oftbis District. ="
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04
G.. WALKER,
J. l.. PEARSON

avail myself the present occasion TO re
turn my thanks to my friends and patrons. for
their liberal support during The past four years;
and assure them properly. appreciate their
kindness and confidence; andin return will
use my best personal efforts 10 protect their
in,etesl when con6ded 10 Walker & Pearson,
for whom lwouId solicit your confidence and
support.
Yours, Respectfully,
September d, II So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

UMr. Ira Cromley,P Masterat Colcman's
Y Roads, informs us, that the Post Office at
.Chr,slian's, in this District, has been diScon-
,inued in consequence Of The resignation of the
Post Master, therefore all letters and papers in.
tended for that Office should be directed to
colsman's x Roads Edgefea District, that be-
inc the nearest and most convenient Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-04

A letter has just been received by a
house here, fr"ns their correspondent in
Beauforf. informing them that calerpillars
have made their appearance nlwo cotton
fields on Paris Island, near Beaufort, and
that they are the real cotton caterpillars:
Courier.