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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

rEnpGE Al DALI AS.

The prond vote given by Pennsylvania 10 the
Democratic nominees, affords some evidence OF
the popularity OF Mr. Dallas, whose talents, ac-
complishmcnis and virtues have carried him
through most bitter contest without, the slightest
assault. Mr.. Dallas is identified with the hi>'o-
~ of Pennsylvania, and while he is the first OF
her sons thus elevated, it is matter oil Stale
pride tina, the choice should have been 50 spohla-
neous and unanimous
twas with commendable liberali,y conceded
that the Keystone State was entitled 10 this honor
The more especially when she presented the name
Of one, whose fame was with the whole nation
and in whose election The whole county would
find the benefit. a more disnilied and eloquent
presiding officer. the United States Senate has
never had, and this body always distinguished
for its talents, its dignity and courtesy will, under
such President, be more brilliant than ever.
The shafts of political envy and maisnity may
be there hurled, but they will fall harmless at his
feet amid his graceful attention 10 The country ;
interesi-[ PHILADELPHIA Sentinel.
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TENTH SUPPLY OF FALL AND WIN
TER DRY GOODS
TtMar. .Norcm5cr 26M, 1914.

Tmsddp. Norcm5er 96h, 1914.
REAT supply of new Goods from Auction,
VI and great bargains 10 be had by wholesale
or retail. r. H. JENKINS will open this day,
from the Northern auctions and of recent i'm
portations, the following new Goods:
Shawls-l 900 Shawls of the latest winter
fashions, comprising every thing new, fashiona-
bic and cheap
Flanncls--White and red Flannels all quail.
lies, and good bargains.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Ncs,ings-New sup
plies. at reduced prices.
Silks, AlpacaS, Mousselines cashmeIes-and
many new and cheap goods Tor ladies' dresses.
Carpetings-Great bargains, all prices, from
shilling, % cents, 81. cents, so cents 10 dol
lar.
Printed Baizcs-Rch patterns, and very cheap.
Blansets-Good Servants Blankets, IS cents,
81. cents and l dollar; also, good bargains in
Bed Blankets
Domestic Shirtings, and Sheetngs, and Cotton
neutrality-suspicious. wanting bleached and brown
Shirtinss and Sheeiings will find 100 Packages
OF all widths, and prices much below the usual
rate.
Lace Goods-New style Caps Lisle Laces.
Cap Laces, Edgings. and lnserings.
Linen Cambria Handkerchets-l1l cents,
shilling 20 cents, and finer; also, hem-s,lehed
Hdkfs all qualities.
Linseys, KerSeys, Negro Clothing Of all kinds
Satineus, ard many other goods will be sold by
the bale, piece or ward NJ very reduced prices al
Nov 26 X H. JENKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

Mas. PoLx-The Washington correspondent
Of the New York Express say>:-"l have seen II
stated in some OF the public prints, that the lady
of the President, elect was Miss Eas'on, who
once was an inmate OF President Jacksons house
at this place Ii is not 50. have known The
amiabe and accomplished lady OF Mr.. Polk for
many years. She was the niece OF the late dis
iinguished Judge While OF Tennessee ana was
married 10 her husband several years before Gen.
Jackson was President"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

In spite of The Devils" hurying the Eclipse
of Sunday jus, - hours, by the unfortunate
change of "evening" into morning, this remark
able phenomenon 'camc off T" al the regular hour
in the evening As, no doubt, every body saw ii
in all its phases, AMI each one made up his own
mind as 10 lis merits, we shall moi bore our read
crs with our comments. We shall only add, that
with the peculiar advantages under which we wit
messed The beautiful phenomenon, it produced pc
culiar and agreeable sensations; though the wea-
Their was and has, since, continued 10 be true win
tcr-weather.
While on the subject of heoreniy bottles, VIC
would ask attention 10 the advertisements Mr.
G. Vale, who will give Lecture tonight on AS
tronomy. We have had the pleasure Of examin-
ing his "Globe and transparent celestial sphere
and are convinced that il is one OF the mos, beau
rful, ingenious, simple and valuable instruments
we have ever seen. For illustrating the sublime
subject on which Mr.. " treats, this remarkable
fruit Of his ingenuity seems every way adapted.
Our schools would do we'll 10 examine il Tor
themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

TEsxEssgE.-.T Nashville Union still con-
lends thai the vote in this State is 50 close that
ii Will be impossible TO tel who has maIory
until the Official returns are in. The Union says
the majority will no. be more than 40 either way
The Nashville Wing asserts in the most positive
terms. that The State has gone lor Clay ~ a ma
lori.y ranging from l30 10 2oO.
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INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.
II. LIZ L'IiLorc ut lie L'nnuircL

y TTt y 7@H7HHt7
NASHVILLE sth Nov, ISL
''We have just passed through a terrible Poiti-
cal conflict There is no man in Our Union. TO
whom our glorious victory will afford more ex
quistc pleasure, than the Sage OF the Hermitage.
He observed few DAYS ago, that "if Polk were
elected he should not care how soon his last sum
mons came, and that he should depart in peace. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

lays WORKS.-The Works OF the Rev.
j w. jay OF Arguye Chapel, Bath, compris-
ing matters not heretofore presented 10 The Anne,
rjcan Public, in ; volumes, octave. Just received
nv DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
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HousE CARPENTER-The American
II House Carpenter-A treatise upon archi-
lecture, cornices and mouldings, framing doors
windows and stairs, together with The most impor-
tan principles of practical geometry, By X; G..
Hatfield, Architecl; illustrated by more than three
hundred engrayings. Just published-for sale
BIZ DINNER d MoRRlS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

Rev. DR.. Belibunc, OF Philadelphia; VIM; W.
Camnbel Jobn Jny, Cyrus Mason, jos Blunt,
and br Francis, Rev. pr Colman OF Massa-
cluse,is, and Dr.. De Win, Of New York, olflcia-
ted as Chapiains. .,
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ITc unrtL Encmics of .SocirLn.

The following graphic sketch OF political
demagoguc, who seeks 10 array one class oi The
community against another, in this country OF
equal rights and privileges might well BE- appl-
ell 10 some few Wings. in The limits OF Virginia.
We quote Daniel Webster's speech on Boston
Commons on the 9th OF September:
'And even in our own State of Massachusetts
there are those evil spirits abroad vino make war
between different classes 10 excite one against
another, men filled with hatred, envy malice
and all unchartabeness. [AppIause.l must
say il, for, upon my conscience since the serpent
cTepl into Paradise 10 corrupt, seduce, and ruin
our first parents do not know OF a more wicked
spirit, either in man or serpent, than that
which actuates these individuals: Prolonged
chcering.l ltyou, any OF you, find such men al
work, mark thcm->tismaiize thcm-as pirates
as enemies TO The whole human race. take care
10 consider them. [Checrs.l They come bul for
evil bu, to break up and destroy the whole re-
lations Of The communiy-ther are fit Tor no
society except the society Of their early proio-
type"
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FIR Inc Enquirer.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING TO NIGHT

DEMOCKA " MEL; t-Nu lo-Nlul e.
The Shockoe Association of this city will hold
a meeting tonight al o'clock, at the usual place
OF meeting. Wednesday night is the regular
night of meeting but we have deemed il adviss-
bic 10 alter it for This evening in consequence oil
previous call for meeting Of the Democratic
Association a, the Excharge tomorrow night
The storm is over, and the day is breaking-a
day of triumph and rejoicing; the people have
justified our trust in our political faith, and our
confidence in ,hem-in one of!he greatest andil-
nest of party riumphs ever obtained, under such
a heavy combination Of disadvantages FieTcely
was the battle fought, and galanlly was it won.
Who, that has stood firmly by The glorious cause
that we sustain, through the dark period OF dan
ger and trial through which it has passed, does
not feel proud OF his political faith under such en-
cumslances?-And our zeal in the glorious cau>d
that We have 50 successfully maintained, cannot
but have received new confirmation and q ne"
incentive 10 enthusiasm. VlNDEA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

lLILxois-R Reported and official returns from
50 counties in Illinois, give Polk majority Of
1.1i0 The Mount Carmel Register thinks that
Folks majority will be 10000 or $4,000.
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NEW YORK MARKET, Nov. >

A>HEs-Pois are very duh at 81; Pearls are
very steady al 81 % a 4 2S.
CorroN-The market is more steady since h.
arrival OF advices per steamer Britannia, and
holders are less disposed 10 supply the market -,
on the other hand, BUYERS stand of. and demand 1
further concession The business transacted has
been small, and amounts 10 COO bales al previo,i,
rates. We annex the quotations now current
ItrrrpOoI CT ,sStrtr,TIoS
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFlCE-The grand Ca
II pital of $4,000 sold by that lucky of all
lucky prize sellers, Hoyt Nos. "A 81 -, So
600 in Alexandria Lottery class No. A. drawn
on Saturday, the 23d, sold by Hoyt No. 3, Ex-
hands There is magic in his fingers. There
mus, be- This Winter IIoyt viii sell every Boz
dy prize il they will only buy ticket
Persons in the country wanting capital prizes,
should always call al Hoyts, No 3, Exchange,
when in Richmond and when they send for
tickets, always direct 10 D. NJ. HOYT,
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INDIAN, ELEcTloN-Thc official and unolil-
cal returns from this State give Polk majority
OF about , 500.
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ON TIE CHEAP PLAN-A History OF
~ Greece, by the RI Rev. Connop Thirwall,
Lord Bishop ofSt. Davids-with notes by Chas
Anthem l.. L. D.. 10 be completed in eight mum
bers, uniform with "Alison's History OF Europe
a, Is cents each No. / just received BY
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
W. ~ 10 Min ~rrae.
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IIAy-Good qualities North River Bale, .el
as wanted al 80 a 81. cts
PRoyINoNs.-T is u liule more enquiry ior
Ohio Pork, and we quote Mess al IS %! q
Prime is still held al u -. There j. very Iiulr
doing in Beef quote mess al 50 81 a : o.
prime al 81 AZ l -. Ohio Land is in mode
rate request, and we quote barrels 4, ). and kegs
al 5. cts. Cheese is held al 4! a s..
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. NOV. -.
By the arrival oiihe steamship Britannia at Be-
ton, from Liverpool, which por >he left on tie
9th inst, We have commercial adviccs sixteen
DAYS later than those before received. The 40
counts are considcred 10 be OF very favorable
natnIc-paIiiculaily as regards The cotton mar
ket. Holders OH this side anticipated n decline
and the report showing quite irmne>s in ttr
Liverpool market have gwen an additional In-
petlis TO operations here The manufacturing
districts OF Great Britain were very active, and Il
general improvement, had taken place in the stat
OF trade. Stocks are reported having been
seldom lighter and manufacturers were engage
with orders
There was an anticipation ol general advance
in wages. and this has led in a great measure 10
the higher rates Of goods, as manufacturers rc-
fused 10 enter into new contracts. Money WAS
uncommony abundant, and the rate OF interest
ruled al , a - per cent. II Is supposed the mar
ket Will be relieved of 4 portion Of the capital
seeking employment, SHOuIu VIC 'tl9-
lempla,ed railway schemes be- sanctioned by Par
lament 1t has been estimated that The aseIc-
gate OF capital required 10 perfect them is upwards
Of FRO 600 600, and that the fist call alone Viii
absorb f4,250000
The weekly reports Of the Bank Of England,
are made with the 9realesi regularity, and show
considerable llucluatiun in the issuing depart
mcnt.
R.sK o. ESGL,,p.
Issue Dept. Oct. 5. 0cf. ~ Incf. Deer.
Notes issued, f4s5s2,9 O5 d, 5l5,73O l,O37 ~
Gold coin and
bullion, 2ess, $40 II, e97 $40 g919;7
Silver bullion. l,G9i,oc6 ,6E,ss 1915
E'kng. Dept.
Rest, 3JJ21 0i 3,lGJ,.E7 Az JlT
Public deposiies, b2ir2 '22 3 ST Gi6 2GfI,6."
Other drpnsrs e,22j,CS1 S..9l AL $500
Seven day and
other bills, lo5,a5a l,Oc57Ie 1851
Government Sc
curllir., lls5i,sai Is 4cs;7j s53,9n
Other securities, 10 $40 100 s,ts7 Js 2.lo2Gl2
Notes. 93J,0lO 6,2H 5i5 .6j, 10,
coin. Glo4C2 55iCg7 Cs3ot
There has been decrease in every depart
nent except deposits and Government securities.
In the issue department, (Which exerts the great
est influence on the operations Of commerce
there has been falling Off A contraction IN Tho
circulation OF more than one million pounds >,ci-
ling in about three weeks, must necessarily atiec.
The market; but il seems, not 10 degree visible.
Ii is possible, the Bank oil England may hare il
view some movement connecide with the coming
forward OF the ciopsiof the kingdom and This coul.-
try.-tN y Hr0M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

A ScriE,lcr IL the Norfolk Herald, who takes
the Signanr- Of "inr Pot. charges the En-
quiicr w! masking charges, kaoriag them 10
be false nd one al them i. tina, Inc Roorhack
Forgery was the emanation ol Wig. Fair
PLAY" saws it has been traced 10 i Democratic
office holder" Ru; what saws The Albany Argus :
WHY. that Mr.. Linn al ithaca and he three
other Whig> concerned in getting u? the ilnous
branding Roortach, Mi ro'c9 M "s"i0f Ithtg
ilcisis al tif hc .ierfiou, ffom C'ry dor"waydS.-
This would .ccm 10 SCI At resi- the political char
actcr ~ all the parties To This outrageous and bold
fraui So much TOR hat rlarg" Of Fair Play"
The other charges about the Bank and Proiec-
tive Tarili, are equally uniounded. The able
writer liz The Enquirer who exposed tie humhug
Unfair Proposition" respecting Inc Republican
origin Of The National Eank, retuicS another al
legation OF "fair Play" The censure which
Mr. jefferson passed On The High Tariff in his
last letters and the opposition oil The great body
of The Republican Party 10 the last Tariffs,
show tina, Henry Clay an! his ultra friends are
tie friends of the High Tariff, and no, The great
body of the Republican Party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

TINS LIBERTY VoTE IN NEW IoRK.-The
Liberty vote, a, the recent election in New York
State was 1880 In 1910 ii was 2S0s. hcins,
a gain OF 1000 in four veals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

II is amusing to compare The causes OF MIR.
Clay's defeat assigned hy The Wing journals in
various sections OF the country. In one place, il
i saij all The Aboi'ioni>is voted Tor Mr. Polk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

L. WUItD UFFTOE.-DTdWlhyo OF NTtN-
81 andlia Lottery, Glass No. IL:
~ p 80 81 63 AZ I'll 3 II sc lG !.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. So
81 1 81 II 20 IL 3. - 7 81 55 81.
Drawing of Virginia Monongalia Lottery, No IL
p A Il 20 GO % 40 81 50 s.
Ticket Nos. S - II, capital prize in the
above, sold by WORD.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No. Us
70 IL IL IS 30 - 75 81 80 GO 10.
Ticket Nos ! A rs small one Of $1,000, sold
ana paid by WORD.
Drawing OF New Jersey Lottery, No. l02:
81 81 70 So Q 60 So SO 10 n IS 9 80.
Ticket Nos. , "a 30, another capital prize sold
bv WORD.
If vou want prizes, send 10 Word for them
Nov 70
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.SylendM Lotie7es Tor December. 1874.

Splendid Lotteries Tor December, 1874.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 43, 10 be drawn
al Alexandria Saturday, Dec. :, 1914 70 Nos,
~ drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme. Capital Prize of $4,000;
prize of 10000, $500, 1000, 1900, of 800,
10 of 1000, 100 of 1000 100 Of 400, &C. &c
Tickets only $40; Halves s. Quarters = So
A Certificate of package Of 70 whole tickets
$40: do do. half tickets ~ 90. do. quarter tick.
cts 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. Al, TO be drawn
al Alexandria SATURDAY. liih December, 1914 -
Nos and II drawn hallos.
Grand Scheme. One Capital Prize of $50, 900,
| OF ~. 0G0, = of 5000, oi 1000, 5000, $500,
1000, 1900, % Of 900 Tickets $40; Halves 5:
Qrs. so; a certificate OF a package of - whole
tickets :sl30 do do ~ half tickets GO; do do -
quarter tickets 30.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 45, 10 be drawn at
Alexandria Saturday, Dec 2lst, 1914. 10 Nos,
II drawn.
Splendid Scheme.-One Capital Prize Of $780,
600 IL. 900, 5000, 8 ll0, 5000 $500, 1000. 50 Of
| 900 each, and many OF 500, 300, 300, 100, e.,
&c Tickcs So halves 5: quarters , 80. A
certificate of package of - whole tickets $40;
p halves G5; % quarters 30 80.
$40 600 Alexandra Lottery, Glass No 46,
10 be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, December
IS 1914 rs Nos. IA drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme Grand Capital Prize Of $4,000, Of
II 900, l of COCO, | OF 5000, ! of $500, of
$500, of 1000, OF 1869, of LOGO, of 500,
? of $50, , Of 1000, 20 of 1000, 200 of 500,
and many of 400 300, 80, 100, &c, &c Tick
cts only $40; halves s. quarters = 50. A certi-
tica,e Of package OF 20 whole tickets $780, 26
halt tickets Us; ii quarter tickets 30 80
Persons visiting the city should call oil HOYT,
il in want of money.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
OF Packages in the above splendid Lotteries will
receive the mos. prompt attention. and an account
OF each drawing sent Immediately after il is
over 10 all who order from d. NJ HOYT,
Nov 26 Richmond, Va.
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In all, then, the work i to cos'

III ifT tn-r. VTc !
from Richmond 10 the Ohio Sl3,S26,3s2 81
There *, then. wanting 10 complete this whole
line, aside from the Indebtedness Of the Company
now, the sum Of SsSl9,929 %, unless the lock
and dam system be introduced Can this be
raised and where? Certainly not from indi-
viduals-and what inducements are there for the
the STATE 10 do it
This will I've examined in another number pro-
vided YOU. MeSsrs. Editors, will grant your CO.
lumns Tor the purpose.
BALCONY FALLS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

COPARTNERSHlP- The subscribers have
~ agreed 10 form special partnership, 10 he
conducted under The name OF Henry James; The
purpose of which partnership is 10 transact bust
ness as dry goods merchants. The general part
ner is Henry JAMES, who resides in the city OF
Richmond. The special partners are the firm Of
f. & Us James x Co; composed of Fleming
James, residing in Richmond, Edwin James, resi-
ding in Petersburg, and the said Fleming James
aud Edwin James as executors Of Joseph 5.
James, decd. The special partners, +. & J. S.
James & Co, have contributed 10 the capital
stock Of the partnership ten thousand dollars, the
said partnership commencing on the first day Of
September, 1874 and is TO terminate on The first
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
HENRY JAMES,
+. & J. S. JAMES & co.
Richmond. Nov. 10. 1874 wCw

ToYT'S OFFICE-Hoyts Office was, is,
II and will be, the place for big Capital Prizes
S25Oa0 sold on Saturday Nos. II 81 81 j:
also, Nos 80 GO, a Capital in the new Scheme,
sold by the lucky Vcndei, Hoyi.
To-Day,
$4,000 may be paid for with 81 North
Carolina note. Apply 10 Hoyt always ii You
want Prizes. Nuv. %
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neral or rcgctaJf IN Virginia that can bcar Mis
toT? II, however, there were five feet OF water
boats could, the same that are now carrying fifty
tons. CARY one hundred 10 one hundred and TWEEN
w-iye tons, Will: their current expenses would
not be at all increased. This would mos, sensi-
bis lessen the amount 10 be paid for freight and
reduce il 10 not exceeding - 80 or 50 This
statement looks only 10 Covingtun; beyond that
point the cost is 10 be greatly increased.
have said, ard referred 10 the Companys Re-
port in proof, that the cost OF This canal between
Richmond aud Lynchburg has already been 50
COG, l53 29-belween Lynchburg and the mouth
OF North River, or miles, there has already
been expended Si5l PHI sl-(see page 2G0, sth
Annual Repon)-and at the last session OF the
Legislature, the Company asked for their bonds
to be guaranteed 10 the amount Of about $751;
600. 10 finish tbs 81 niies-so that If their re-
ports and statements be correct. This twenty seven
miles is finally to cost 81 ,0i5- 81, OF S37,62l
~ per mile.
From the mouth of North River 10 CoYngton
is Il miles-lhiS is 10 be- canalcd, and estilna-
ting It's cost in accordance with that part be-
tween Lynchburg and North River the COS, will
he - 1925 10
From Coving,on to Greenbrer, the
distance is - mileS-lhisi is 10 be
4 Macadamizei road, and is 10
cost, al the estimate OF The Com
pany, (sce Report page IS, 18th
year, lOeoo0 w
From Greenbrer to Il miles be-
low the mouth Of Greenbrier
river, is distance OF 49i miles
this is to he canaled, and will
cost, according 10 that portion be-
tween Lynchburg and North
River I,S62,253 50
From this point, 10 the foot oil Loup
Creek Shoa, is 60. mies--lhis
is To be locks and dams ana will
cost, according 10 the Report Of
the Company, (see page 10, 7th
Annual Rcpor) 2,oG57OO 90
From Loup Creek 10 The Ohio
river, the work is TO BE- locks and
dams, canals, sluices. &c. The
distance is 81 miles, and must
cost not less than 100000 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-14
Land for Sale,

vHNHE Subscriber will offer at Public
4 Sale at Edge6eld G. Ii on the First
Monday in September merit, (for division
among the Legatees,j sixteen hundred
acres of excellent land, belonging to The
Estate Of William S,rom, Sem, deceased.
The main body Of The land lies on Turkey
Creek, and is admirably adapted 10 the
gsow'h Of Cotton, Coru, Wheat, aud eyery.
variety OF small grain. The land is laid
oil in six different tracts-each tract has
good comfortable Dwellings, and every;
other necessary out buildings. The fen
cling generally are all in tolerable good or
der. There is portion Of woodland at
tached 10 each tract. Persons desirous of
purchasing will, no doubt, wish to call and
examine for themselves, previous to The
day Of sale.
Terms-The above tracts will he sold
on credit Of one and Two years. Purcha-
sers will be required 10 give notes, with
two approved securities. 80.
WILLIAM STROM.
administrator.
August IA 81 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-14

and will not take it for granted noao, that from
that success she has no hope of relief. She
will do all that is in her power TO procure re-
liefby a change in the councils OF the nation.
She will await the result patiently and calmly
She will not take any measure of all extreme,
or what is called ultra character for redress
of her wrongs, until all hope in every other
way is cut of. We think we speak the senll.
ment Of the State, when we say that she will
in good faith act with our Democratic brethren
in the approaching election. that looking conf
dently to our success, she hopes for relief,
from the justice Of the Democratic party, and
that failing in this, she will thon take that
course which as a sovereign State it may be-
come her to adopt. She cannot be Indifferent
to the sympathy and cooperation of her sister
States IN like condition, and she will act in
conjunction withthem, or alone, as clcumstan,
ces may demand.