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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-17
State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. 20
IN THE COURT OF. ORDINARY
Charles II sDagnaI & wife, Applicants, tl
William Chadwick, s. others, Defends. Sfi
ETappearing to my satisfaction, that William
u Chadwick, Elias Chadwick, James Chad.
wick, John Chadwick, Elizabeth Chadwick,
Nancy Chadwick, John Oden, Elias Oden,
George OJen, Washington Blair and lris :witc
Martha, resides without the limits ofihis State.
It's ordered, ,hatthey do appear and oblectto
the division and sale Of ftho real estate of,Fhon-
as Howle, decd, on or before the first Monday
in January next. or their consent 10 the same,
will be entered Of record. !. itf,9s.ssz5
" iil OLIVER TOWLES. o. Ed:
October i6, lsd3. 5,! 5m ;5sSo 80
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u ave GGe(@YDs! n q w (4aDODs!.

new GOODS! IN E wv. GOODS!,
UyveEp.aE.gLAED Ays.D DUCEoWENES
Read and reflect! them decide for yoslssetVes
CHARLES SANFORD
STORE Building HUNTERS HoG
NEW Goolo ua
e Handlhea Season.
GR@pSaga tgAGSsas5a&sSG y VlSSlsasa 95Sa
Woo Black Blue Olive and Invisible @ GSe" s%n a nsS o
PRINTS IcLALNS BOMBAZNES, ALPACCAS, SHEETLNGS &C.
Furniture CocoeS OF every
Cored Plain Plaid aud Striped swiss n
Beed Sheehnss ana
andPa nse a Blankets.
Men Boots
The prices can be had in the Stat" large a0" 0"0"
Shirts Hosiery, gHandEercliefs &c DC
received
community Districts; desiring uo
respectfully invited CALL
CfiAo SANioN
Hamburg. 81
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Alyacric:nNa g. English
n sg3aN sLpg&gS1.N.

H4SSfGSGVSIf q SOSSSV SeS8eSs -
Gus received. aud Oh tho way, direct
% from the Manufactures al the North, and
from England, a handsome and well sssorted
stock of
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
unsurpassed by any establishment in the Sontll-
err country, which we offer for sale Wholesale
or Retail, Mt second door (brick building) from
the corner of Centre and Mercer.slrects. We
also have heavy invoices ON the way from En-
rope in the ship Triton. Among our articles
American, English and Swedes IRON, assort-
ed sizes
Sanderson' y best Cast STEEL,
American, German and English Steel Of all
sizes, aud sorts. Blistered aud Spring Steel
Band, Sheet, and Hoop Iron, assorted sizes,
Cut Nails, TO 4Od, Spikes TO & in., Wrought
Nails, all sizes,
Cast Steel and Crown Hoes,
Lead, Collins Axes, AIDES, Chisels & Gouges,
Mill Irons, full assortment
Anyils, Vices, (improved plan) Smith Bellows,
Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails,
Wagon Boxes, Trace Chains, Wood Screws
Pots, Bake and Frying Pans,
Table Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket
Knives,
Mill cross cnt, hand and tenant Saws,
Locks and Hinges, Carpenters Planes and
Hammers,
Coffee Mills, Gridirous and Augnrs,
Grindstones. Manila and Cotton Rope ] TO 2
inches,
Spades aud Shovels, Ploushs, Log Chains,
Guns.
With general assortment of all other arii-
cles belonging in our line, which will be sold
low by
HENKELL g. ROBINSON.
Hamburg. Novr.8 # az :.
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DALLAS Co, Ala, April a. 1913.

DR.. Ckampion:-Dear sir,--Of the pills
which received from You, ! have found sale
fora considerable quantity. | think that it
will be sickly here in consequence Of the wet
spring Your pills give such general satisiac-
ton here, that am persuaded by my neigh
bors to write to you for large supply Of both
kinds. 1t is now known that keep them,
and people will come 80 or DO milcs for them.
Please send them soon, as expect to sell all
that have written for by the time your agent
is around in July.
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D. Gs. B. FGND,

UEAS hand constantly engaged in New
Il 81 York or Boston, to enable him TO receive
at the earliest possible dates, every
New style & fashion Of Goods
as they come out, and will be receiving by al
most every arrival from those places during the
season. Thankful for the past, he takes this
method to solicit future and increased patron
age. -
Hamburg, Septr. % II 80
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New Fall 81 Winter Goods,
FHy HE Subscribers respectfully inform their
III customers. and the public generally
that they are now receiving large and splen-
did assortment of full and winter Goods, pur-
chased in New York. Philadelphia, and Char
leston embracing general assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Hard ware, Shoes, Hats, Groceries, Crockesy,
DC. &c all of which they will sell on terms to
suit the times.
G. L. & E. PENN.
Sept. 81, If 80
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NEW BOOT, SHOE,

HHs HsRRR'ES 8 8 TO RE.
TsyHE Subscribers respectfully informs
D their friends and the public in general, that
they have entered into co.partnersl,ip, and will
carry on The above named business in all its VA
rious branches. in the town of Hamburg.
They will always keep on hand aquaItity Of
FENE. BOOTS,
Warranted home made Shoes. Brogans, &c.
Coarse and fine Ladies Shoes, Childrens do,
Northern Brogans, &c.
E9tsrpeesS 81 BSSggOn GeeTS.
BOOT g. SHOE FINDINGS.
In short, they will keep all articles connected
with the trade, which they will sell cheap for
Cash, well dried Hides. or town acceptances.
N B. Boots and Shoes made to order, in the
most fashionable style, and Repairing neatly
executed at the shortest notice.
M. l.. GEARTY,
% THOS. MCCONNELL.
October II If 81
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Sfatest,f South Carolina
EDGEFIELDs DISTRICT
80! - y yEeUITY. &
Precious; Lark,
BIZ j1 Pdrti-; s
and -:
PcLief IS,

William Raiford apd-wiie, tioaaat
H.sBouIwale aiId wifesand;l Relielf.
Others. ~ . sflt u !. !, II 5AAg
HT appearing togthe satisfaction ol.the Com s
q missioner, tllafAyilliam Raiford md wife,
Samuel; E. Hammond aud wife, and James y:
Stockdalc and wife, b. ]. M Game and ms
wife, Defendants in this case, reside without
the limits of this State;e On motion BY Ward
law, Complanan,'s S6licitor Ordered that
the said absent Defendants do iplead, an:
swer or domur to =;the sCompIainant's Bill
within, three months from the publication 2E
this Order, or, the said bill will be taken pro
conttsso against them. -. rs
- J, J,TERRYSG.EaE.D D.
Nov 1s, 1s4S ..;s.. oni;ee AS s: s:
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New Fall I& Winter Goods.
YEYHE. Subscribers are now receiving and
Z. opening their Stock of Fall and Winter
Goods; Comprising u complete assortment of
Fancy e. Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware, Cutlery, Crock cry. Hats. Shoes.
and SaddIery. Blankets and Kcrscys, and
almost every article that is usually ket in this
market, they call the attention OF their friends
aud the public generally TO examine their stock.
PRESLEY 81 BRYAN.
Sept. 26 If 80
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Valuable Lands for Sale.
yEYIIE Subscriber offers for sale two vaua.
a BILE tracts of Piny Woods Land ! one OF
which lies between three and four miles from
Hamburg, containing about 220 acres There
is first rate
SGsU g. GySsg sRsSEg
on the premises, in good order together with
Turning Laths, all running by water power;
besides, there are between three and four hun
dred
Cords of Fire Wood
on the place. There are attached, good Dwell
ling House, Barn, and Stables, aud all excel
lent Peach Orchard and Garden.
The other tract of Land contains 200 acres,
situate about miles from Hamburg, well tim.
bered with Oak and Pine, adjoining lands OF
Josias Lanhan, Thomas Morris and others.
The above Lands will be sold at Edscticld
Court House. on Sale Day in February next.
ana those wishing to purchase will do well to
examine the lands beiorefsale day.
WM. ELKlNS
Jan 10 It 5O
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State Of South Carolina. q
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT 1s.ssst5f
IN THE COMMONsPLEASssss
Philip H. Mantz, y y
ID Al n,yoIj. ks.-t sg.ss ~, x. =

.TaYdE Plaintiff having this day filed his De-
q cIaratio1 in my office, and the Defend
ant having no wife or attorney known 10 be-
with a rule 10 plead could be served Itsor-
.dered, that the, defendant plead 10 the SAID De-.
claralon within year and; day or final. and
absolute judgment will be given against him.
GEO. POPE, &C. r. = 8
Clerks Office, 14tll March, l543. I I. q
March - y y. =.
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Yours with much respect,
RESAuaIl KIM

Each box contains - pills, II OF which are
sufficient TO cure any ordinary ease OF Chills
aud Fever. Price - %, and
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China. Crockery, etc.
Paints & aSiss.

JUST RECEIVED
gAShGA LBS. Extra aud No. White
10 hbIs. Train Oil.
10 Linsced Oil
S Superior Lamp Oil.
For sale by SIBLEY d. CRAPOT.
Hamburg, Oct 25 If 40
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W The friends of ojEsdsl0s'
r. G. BACON. announce him as candidate
for the Office of Clerk ofthe Court, of Edge
field District. 80. -,
mar s a6
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VUSr received. aud OH tho way, direct
Cd from the Manufactures al the North, and
from England, handsome and well sssorted
, 1844-09-21

Wdcome.-The Radical" published
at Bowling Green, Pike county, here
tofore a neutral print, has hoisted the
Polk and Dallas flag, and does battle
manfully. Success to the Radical, and
may it speedily effect a regeneration In
old Pike.-P Palmyra Courier.
Is One word 10 you friend Ament:
Do not despair Of old Pike-the fact that
she elected two whig representatives
10 the General Assembly, at the August
election, is nothing strange. You must
recollect that the contest was rather be-
tween the hards, or friends of Col. Ben
ton, and the Sotfs, his enemies, than be-
tween the Wings and Dcmocrats-and
the result in November will show a ma
Iiority for Polk and Dallas in Old Pike
certain.
, 1844-09-21
A Cherokee bride. John Ross. IN

A Cherokee bride. John Ross. tb
celebrated chief Of the nation, was
married at Hartwell's Hotel, Phila-
delphia, on the I'd inst, to Miss Mary
B. SlapIer, Of Wilmington, DEL, a
charming and highly accomplished
Quaker girl, of IS. Her father was
formerly respectable merchant Of
Philadelphia. Her brother gave her
away; her sister and a niece of the
Chief we're bridesmaids. A number
ofRoss relations half blood, uephew VS.,
nlcces. &c. were collected from board
ing schools. &c. in the vicinity, and
were present at the splendid ceremo-
ny and entertainment, for which
Ross gave the host Il carte blanche,
and he awaited accordingly. Ross
is SIS years of age and is considered
to be worth half a million Of dollars,
a man OF svperiorabililies md acquire.
ments.
, 1844-09-21

.Ncw Crop Of Sugor md .ltoi1SSss.-
The y. o. Tropic Of the ID inst, says:
The steamer Cotton Plant, arrived last
evening from Shreveport, brought
down s hhds. of new crop sugar and 10
bbls. molasscs, also, of the new crop.
from the plantation of Philo 5. Herbert,
Esq, Bayou Goula, consigned to A:
Ledoux 4 Co. This is the first arrival
Of new crop sugar and molasscs this
season, and i, remarkably early. The
first arrival labi year was on the 22d
October
, 1844-09-21

OccurATroN OF TANGrFRS Tile
Prince de Joinville. it is said, has
landed at Tangiers and hoisted the
tri colors on its walls. The exploit
is not one o. any great risk. as its for
tifcations are inconsiderab!e and quite
unequal 10 resist the effects OF Euro
penn gunnery. The castle could not
keep out even Il small body Of reso-
lutte beseigers.
Tansiers is thirty eight miles from
Gibraltar. and contains very few good
houses. 1t was beseiged in 1887 bv
Prince Ferdinand. who was defeated
hv the Moors. In l471 1t was cap
tured by the Portuguese. who gave 1t
as a dover with the Princess Catha-
rine on her marriage with Charles
the Cd of England. He was notmnch
pleased with either of the Portuguese
possessions. and in 1858 caused the
works at Tangicrs TO he blown up.
n operation with which his unloved
wife was probably familiar.
, 1844-09-21

SANlTARY.-Tbe Mobile Advert
ser of the 9Th states that that city
never was ireer of disease of any
kind. The New Orleans Picavune
of same date represents tina, city as
enjoying excellent health, though
sonre few cases of fever had been usu-
ally repor' ed. Galveston, Texas,
dates TO the 18th nit. states that the
fever had abaied there. judge Nor
rls, Isl Judicial district, died at Gal
weston on the 10Th.
, 1844-09-21

The Meeting on .Monday.-On Monday
last, we had a meeting of the Democracy
Of this county, at the Court House. The
prospects of the Democratic party in
this county, and throughout the State,
were never better. Meetings are being
held in every county in The State, to Or
ganize for the great contest in Novem-
Der. The meeting heldon Monday, was
we'll attended. The nomination of Polk
and Dallas seems to have created a new
feeling among Democrats here. Our
confused and broken ranks seem to be
closing up, and by November we shall be
able to present 10 the enemy, an unbrok-
en- Democratic phalanx. We are awake
and the wings are beginning to find
out, to their utter dismay and confusion
"who is James K. Polk" The meeting
was addressed by n. P. M1soR, Esq,
Of Troy, aid Maj. McDAN1EL, Of Pal
myra. We did not hear Mr.. Miners
speech, but learn from those who were
present, that he acquitted himself hand
somely. Maj. Mcdaniel entertained
the audience for about two hours, in a
plain, forcible and convincing speech, &C.
c~OmpanieI by pleasant anecdotes which
made some of the wings feel EVERY
peculiar"
A Mr.. Forshey, of Montgomery, al
tempted a reply to Mr.. McDaniel's
speech; but we are told from those who
heard if, that it was a lame effort. Mr..
Anderson of Palmyra, also replied tc
Mr.. Mcdaniel on the following dav,
during the recess of Court. Mr.. An
derson is a man of talents, and a good
speaker. The proceedings of the meet
ing may be found in another part OF our
paper.
, 1844-09-21

Our Democratic friends will not for
get that on Tuesday the lst. day of Oc-
tober, is the day set apart for the Grard
Democratic Rally, at Hannibal. 1t is de-
sirable that Old Pike should be well rep
resented on this occasion, and she will
be. We learn that Senator Benton, hav-
ing returned to st. Louis, will be pres
ent at the Convention. Ii is also cX-
pectcd that the Hon 7. T. Marshall Of
kentucky, and other eminent speakers
from abroad will be present.
, 1844-09-21

NobIe.--There was NJ clse Of
yellow fever reported by the to1rd.
Of Health on the 5il inst. Tie Reg
ister Of Friday says
''Cases Of yellow fever continue TO
appear; but rs yet, none have been
reported except Of persons Tor rerent-
Is arrived amongst us Ia have become
acciimated. Tie general health ct
the city is in oIhor respects very
good, and the resident population
are rot yet apPrchersive Of IN epi-
len L..
The weather f"r some days past
has been excessively hnt--the Their
momerer ranging at midday from 80
to % degrees in the shad-the winds
Los,hwardly during the night
, 1844-09-21

Robert Owen.--Mr. Rober. Owen.
father of Robert Dale Owcn, sailed
from LONDON in the Parket,shiP Vic
lOria. for New York. with the in'en-
ton Of spending the remainder OF his
days in this country. A portion Of
the working classes Of London gave
him 4 public breakfast. and escorted
him 10 the ship on the morning o his
departure.
, 1844-09-21

THE ELEcTIoNs.-The popular vote
Of Kentucky shows a Democratic gain
of 2l,279 since l840-the majority for
Harrison in 1910, being 25,S73, and the
wing majority for Governor now, 4,544.
Thus we have, in the "Banner State" of
whiggery, Mr.. Clay's W State, a
Democratic gain since 1910 of over
81, 900.
Make uay for Indiana, nth her Sir
teen Thousand mqjorify!-The majority
for Harrison, in 1870 was 1868, the
Senate stood 81 wings, and II Demo-
Gratis. The House IS wings to % Demo-
Gratis. Now the Democratic popular
majority in this State is $3.50, being a
gain from 1910 of more than 10000.
The Democrats have the Senate, which
stands now 26 Democrats to "a wings.
The House stands 81 wings to 80 Demo-
Gratis. There was no election for mem
bers of Congress or Governor in this
State this year.
In North Carolina, the wing majority
for Governor in 1910, was S,246-tor
President, 1854. In l843, the wing
majority for Governor, was 1892. Gain
co- Couorpor vote IN lSd2 Of 6O1H
from Presidential vote in 1910, 9,344.
Alabama and Illinois, are Democrat,
ic all over--on all sides and in the mid,
die. Each of these States have giver
increased Democratic majorities.
, 1844-09-21

ELECTIoN OF BRIGADIER CENTRAL
No order as we understand has vet been
made for a new election to fill the vacan-
cy occasionod by the death ofGcn. Whit
ledge. We understand That major Gen
eral Ried has been twice notified by the
proper officer, and once by Col South,
of the vacancy occasioned By the death
of Gen. Whitledge. 1t is not known
whether lie has taken the necessary
steps, by application 10 the Governor Tor
an order for a rev election or not. 1t
will however be seen that no blame can
attach TO the aid ofGen. Whitledgc, Mr..
j. G. Rodgers, or 10 Col. South, in this
matter.
Books PoSfei.-ln Alabamathe Demo
Gratis have carried the State by some TO-
600 majority-lancy, democrat Is elect
ed to Congress from the Sd district, by
a majority of TO. The Legislature
stands, Senate, Democrats 20, Wigs Is
House: Democrats 81, wings 33.
Democratic majority on joint ballot IL.
In Illinois tie Democrats have carried
the State, by 10000 majority. In 1913,
il was lass than 1000. The following
is the result: Congressman, Democrats,
6, Coons /; Senate, Democrats, 70,
Coons, -; House democrats II, coonS,
rs
, 1844-09-21

Uhite Sguam.-Miss Haynes. the
Young lady who married in London
one o. the Chippewa Indians under
the rare Of Mr.. Catlin. has arrived
in New York. with her copper color
ed cnnsort. on their way to the lndi-
an territories. The lady is said 10 be
remarkably handsome. She will he
4 beautiful flower for the Western
nrairlcs.
, 1844-09-21

Temperance statistics.--It is esti-
mailed in Il foreign periodical that the
money annually spent in intoxicating
liquors, wholly exclusive Of the cast
of iaiIs. police. &c III France is f52,-
777,777;G Great Britain. E39,602,4S7;
Sweden. fl3,5OO,OOO Prussia, e.
100000, U. States, Go O52.326.--
This is truly a large sum 10 pay for
poverty, disease, and wrechedness.
, 1844-09-21

STEAMBOAT ELEcTION.-At the re-
quest of the Wings on the Steamer Ore
gOn. during her last passage 10 this city
from Pittsburgh, a vote was taken, the
result of which proved that Democrats
sometimes travel" The vote stood:
For Polk and Dallas "a, for Clay and
Frelinghuyscn 30. Five Democrats
were from Ohi.; five from Pennsylva-
MIA; four from Kentucky; two from Hi
nois; and the others from Missouri
Three Of the Wings were from Penn
s~ylvania; one from Indiana; four from
Illinois; four from Kentucky; and the
others from Acknowledgements.
, 1844-09-21

WI. GRAVES, of Kentucky, $ distin-
puished member of the Clay claw and
order" party, who, according to the Tri-
bune, is "constitutionally reserved and
retiring" said this in lS4O:-
Gift were not for the hope of redress,
the hope Of a change through the ballot
box, | would here-so help me Cod
upon this holy altar. take an oath this
night, 10 take up arms, and march with
Won to Washington and put down the
present dynasty by force"
, 1844-09-21

IL Missouri, Alabama, Louisiana,
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and North
Carolina, where elections have recently
taken place, are entitled to sixty-three
electoral votes. The wing have carri-
ed North Carolina and Kentucky, %,
and the Democrats the other five, 43-
Democratic majority, 20 electoral votes.
, 1844-09-21

New YoRK.-The Democratic State
Convention, met at Syracuse, on We'd
nesday, two weeks ago. Governor
Bouck, having declined denomination
Silqs Virgil, was nominated for Govern
or. and il is said Will accept.
, 1844-09-21

We learn that n contrac, has been
entered into hy a business firm in ihis
city TO furnish one thousand tents for
the Mexican Army. The tents are
now being manniactured.- [Boston
Bee.
, 1844-09-21

Vr2MoHT.---No one will be surprised
at the vote of this State. Total, fer
Slade, SO far 22,963. For Kellog. demo-
crat, l7,09S. Majority for sladc, the
wing candidate, over all, thus far I,l33.
NEW JERsEy.-The Democratic State
Convention met at Princeton, week be-
fore last, and nominated john x. WOnP-
son, of Princeton, their candidate for
Governor.
, 1844-09-21

.Heiaacholy N.rS.-Ne are sorry
T., n,,c 80 .r~,r,,,.. tho ,~,.la,rno,v
,..,n...
"' '', "I
paragraph from lie independence
EAp0sitoc, ot the 7h:
We lean FROM Me,srs. Jackson,
Miner and o;nv;s, VINO arrived nr.c
lron Fort Laramie this week, that
, 1844-09-21
Public Meeting in Rowling

Green. on the 10th inst. DR.. IIews
of PaynsviIie. was called to the chair,
and Chas. Bacon appointed secreta-
ry.
The object of the meeting having
been explained by Geo. ". l}uchner,
upon motion Il Committee consisting
Of VIM. 9. Hawkins. w. Reading.
Capt. Vaughn, Joseph Mckay and
George w. Buckner. were appointed
10 draft resolutions expressive Of the
feelings Of the meeting. Mr. n. p.
Minor of Lincoln, having been invit-
ed. addressed the meeting IN Il speech
of the most burning el"uuence. dur
ING lhe absence of the Committee
AT the conclusion of his address, the
COMMITTEES through their Chairman
C.. W. Bnckner. reported the follow
ing preamble and resolutions:
Believing thai at a time of high po-
litical exrirrmcnt like lie present,
When questions oi me deepest impor-
tancc Ia the nation are being agita-
ted. that it is .ho duty IA, "cli "0 the
riuht Of intelligent Ereemen, interest
ed IN the welfare of their govern
mcnt. to express with Independence
ticir feelings and opinions upon oil
subject "pperiajning ether To their
own immediate interests or 10 the
prosperity other country. We have
rs eenblcd with Il view to this end.
and to concoct such measures as we
may d Gem conducive 20 the ultimate
success Of the important principles
that we advocate.
y, rr, atr~ evil is 10 he feared by
rs diam i~hlnErence OF the pubic
mind. un"n subjects connected With
tie due administered ton OF our govern
and whenever we are so lar
suhducd by apathy as /" regard "i''
i careless Y the ever varying as
pee, OF our political wC,Iu'. we have
reason to anticipate the most ulSiS-
lrons consequences. We believe
,Lor.i,,. ,,,,i rho .i,h, Of disc using
n"hl,rIy Ill crc<rIons Of National
,In,. , ,;oh, ,ba, c,nn., H., 100
,Tarr;"oL n.uc,,arv MI
b[, onI.. when tbs
,rn.,r.i ,,r ;rst,r,,ccs ;s de-
oonf,r, r,on ron.,ar in~teig;gcncc.
l,4 r,,.oo IN rnrbi;. ,r,s ,Lou,d he
s.,rrrd before the prra, tar of pub
i,c VII. \ cold srninercse and IT.
activity hccp,s nindreG tecllng with
,is nuIlIc oocor. and VINO was the
.nln,ss;ye ~ ,,mr. becomes the hold
and ~,rsoI,pr Dictator.
W. then c,qrd an cvauinatirn n.
T., ITO ,rIs ~ rub'i. servants as e.-
so,,.,i ,otna ,,r,,er m~airt,,cancn If
,r,;.tts and ,s,io hos, -~u,r,rtecs
81 the wholesome administration Of
on. ,vrfrmcDt. and act te.ore the
,, ,l.urql of uuII,c iId..ertIo
, 1844-09-21

place eur Manufactures by The
site ut he hgumuituraiIsts,2 said Mr..
JEFFERSON. So says Col. Polk. The
Wang orators, presses and candidates
say. place the manufacturer Gejorc the
AgricuIturaIist. Give INN large prof
its; and let lle Farmers produce tai!
down N PRICE and profit. The Dem
ocratic Manufacturers desire no such
protection.
riu,ccunn Ior ore branch 81 4
mer ca Industry demand Mr.. CLAY
aoi rta H..r--prolcction tor all IN
Gn, ,., ,u.-uI,>. demand Nj. PuLk
and tie Democrats.
Farmers aad Mechanics. which is
YOUR crHcd!--AIbany Argus.
, 1844-09-21

4 Mss Hannah DawSoR was up
before the Recorder this morning on
Il charge of having broken the WIZ
dows of a LAWYERS office on Pine ST.
tearing down his sign, and otherwise
disturbing the peace. She was fhe"
$40 and COSTS Era.
, 1844-09-21

TIdFTISOH TIItCIUTS Vt IofU HHU ""'
support Polk and Dallas.
Hon. Wager Weeden, of R. l.;
Hon. Peter Bierce, of Conn.,;
Hon. Gulian C.. Verplanck, of N. y;
David Stuart, of Maryland;
r. Kidder Meade, of Va;
Howell Cobb, of Georgia.