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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
CASE OF R. w. pOOLER. JR.

| u K
This young man whom we noticed yesterday,
as having been arrested and committed to Jail on
a charge Of felony, answered this morning. through
his counsel, Messrs. Brent and Nicholas, to the
following order Of the Judges Of Baltimore City
Court:
Considering the prisoners standing in society
the Court have thought, for example sake, his
bail should be larger than in ordinary cases, they
therefore fix it at the sum of $1,000 and request
that the recognzance be taken jointly and sew
orally
Gen. Benjamin C. Howard, appeared and enter
ed into the required security. The prisoners own
recognizance was also demanded conformity, which
makes the sum total amount to $4,O OO The wit
nesses in the case have been before the Grand
Jury, but we have not ascertained what has been
the result. The case of assault and battery upon
Mr.. Hickman, is still pending and we learn that
the traverser prefers to remain in Jail to await its
issue, which will take place on Saturday next.
Ball. Pat. Of last euening.
We learn from the Philadelphia Forum Of yes
terday, that large number of Wings assembled
at the Reading Room the evening previous, and
they were favored with the presence Of Cover
nor Morehead, of Kentucky, who is on his re-
turn from the great Convention, held at Hart
ford, Connecticut on the 22d instant. He in
formed them of the cheering prospects of our
cause in the East, and urged upon the Wings
Of Pennsylvania the necessity of action and or
ganizafion He was loudly and repeatedly APP
plauded
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VERITABLE MOUTARD, Ac.--We have just
received few dozen jars Of very superior
French Mustard, favored with Capres and Anchors,
l'Estragon, Aromatise la Civette Vegetale, &C.;
also, Pepper Sauce and Tomato Catsup, Figs, &C.;
choice lot of this years Baltimore cured Hams and
Shoulders g MCKNIGHT & CLEPHANE,
street, between l4th and 18th streets,
Where may he found general assortment Of
Family Groceries, at the lowest cash prices.
feb 24-3
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS-Tho subscribers,
u having on hand large stock Of Fall and Winter
Boots and Shoes, take this method Of informing tho
public that they will soil them very low for cash,
preparatory to the spring trade.
WALTER CLARKE 4 SON,
Sign Of the Black Boot, south side Penn. Az.
IS feb 23-co3t
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CIRCUIT CouRT.--We learn, from an anthem
tic source. that Judge Cranch (who, we are graft
fed to state, has recovered from his late severe
indsposition) comedies in opinion with Judge
Morsell in relation to the application for new
trial in the case of Elizabeth Hall and Emma
Reed, found guilty Of an assault and battery on
the opinion Of the court is for the validity Of the
indictment, and against the motion for new tria..
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

After some unmportant corrections of the Jour-
nal, the regular order Of business was the consd-
Grafton Of the report of the Select Committee on
the subject of the
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IE VoTERs OF THE THIRD WARD-A meeting
of the citizens of the Third Ward over the age Of
twenty-one years, is requested at the Aldermen's
Room, City Hall, this evening at, o'clock, in order
to nominate delegates to the proposed convention and
afford them opportunity Of declaring their sent-
ments in relation to the proposed amendments to the
city's charter. feb %
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-The subscriber, ever anxious
i to give satisfaction to those who favor him with
their patronage, bcgs leave to inform them that he
will furnish Ice Cream, plain or in pyramid forms,
at SO per gallon Calfoot jolly and Charlotte Russo
at the same rates. And he pledges himself that all
articles ordered Of him shall be made in the best
manner, and Of the purest materials and on as mod
crate terms as can be had elsewhere.
J. r. McKEAN,
Mrs. Ronckondo ifs old stand
N. B. He will keep constantly on hand leo Cream,
Confectionery, &C., and supply all ordss with promt
ness and despatch. feb 27-6tif
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r VERY STABLE, in the rear of the National
IL Theatre, between E and streets.--The subscri-
Der begs leave TO inform his friends and the public
generally. that he receives horses, &C. at livery by
the day. month, or year. His hosters are faithful
and attentive and careful supervision is bestowed
by the proprietor upon everything entrusted to his
charge.
Horses and vehicles for hire. Terms moderate,
and to suit the times.
feb 28-2w PHILIP BOTELER.
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rs Sons OF TEMPERANcE.-The members of
Timothy Division will meet at their new hail. over
Walker & Kimmell's, this wednesday, evening
Transient brethren fraeally invited to visit the
division BY order: JOS. MUNDLE,
feb % Recng Scribe.
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BIENNIAL REGISTER, OR BLUE BOOK, for
ID l843, containing the name, compensation, &C., Of
every person holding Office, or connected with the
Government Of the United States, including a COM
plete Table of Post Offices just printed under the
direction of the Department Of State.
This edition Of the Register is the fullest that has
ever been published, and contains llO0 pages. A
few extra copies have been printed and are for sale
at our Office only. Price % SO per copy.
]. & g. s. GIDEON,
Printers and Bookbnders, 9Th street.
feh CH--TnTh&Sif sfsEs
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NEW GOODS.-The subscriber has this day re-
IN ceived the following goods: N.i
SO pieces plan Tarlton muslins, for ev'ng dresses
SO do Swiss do do
so do Book do do
4 20 do white Grape do
10 pieces rich colored silks
20 dozen ladies' white kid gloves
10 do gentlemen's white kid gloves, sup. quality
20 do light colorcd do
$50 pieces handsome prints
SO do do ginghams
100 do Irish linens very cheap M
500 do longcloth cotton shirtings
SO do gentlemen's pocket handkerchiefs, acarfs,
cravats, &c.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to give me a
call. r. G. WASHINGTON.
feb 2I-
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MOTICE.-The undersigned having been appointed
IN Commissioners (under the Mayors Proclama-
tom to hold an election for five delegates to meet in
Convention give notice that the election will be held
on Friday the LIST day of March. commencing at 10
o'clock, A. M, and closing at 6P NJ, in the room
over the West Market House,
GEO. w. HARDNESS,
SAM'L STOTT,
feb 28-3t MATTHEW HINES.
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! Mr.. SEMPLE presented memorial from citi.
zens Of Illinois, in favor Of continuance Of the
Cumberland road
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11
state of South Carolina
SENATOR'S ELECTION.

To the Managers Of Election: -
Il N obedience to the writ of Election. issued
4 bv the Honorable Angus Patterson. Presi-
len, of the Senate, You and each of you are
hereby required. after due advertisement, and
with stric, regard to all the provisions OF the
Constitution and laws of the said State, to,lc {.
ING your duty in the premises, to hold'an Flee.
,ion for member ofthe Senate fnr the District
of Edsefsd, to serve for the remainder o! the
term for which the said John S Letter was elec:
ted to serve the polls to: be opened and held
at the various, places of electi"n in the SAID
District on. the. Second Monday, of Oct"her
next and the day following, BY, you a, your res. @
prcliss;e places Of election I. The managers tor
ihe vTera alp1aces of election 20 meet at Edge,
field Court House on the the third day, to count
the votes, and declare the election"
. -s..a e. B. PRESSLEY,
Chairman Of Managers Of Election
August 81 te ~
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-. From The South Caroliniar. -.
CHARLESTON DEMOCRATIC
MEETlNE

We have read with pleasure the Report
AMI Resolutions Of this meeting, which we
publish TO- day. They are. eminenlly jn-
eiicious, prudent. and well timed and,
coming from the source. they do. satisfy US
beyond doubt, that, however they, disap-
prove of the movement Of Mr.. Rhetl at
This time, they were conceived under the
kindest feelings toward him,i land respect
for his motives, and coufdehce in, the pu.
rjIy aud loyalty of his intenliona; AND
that those who wrote, reported, aud adop'
Ted them, if unfortunately compelled to
chopse between the movement and future
passive, obedience and non;resistauce,
would unhesitatingly take the former. So
would we. and so, too, would the people
of South Carolina, almost unanimously.
Their difference from Mr.. Rhet and his
Constituencies is one OF opinion and erpsdi
enc3 only. otofprincipie; and they may
therefore, like those in Charleston disa-
gree with them. deprecate their move
ment, and earnestly appeal to Them to for
hear. but will use no harsh or unkind Ian
guage toward them, nor concur in any
from Others.
l. 4
We would say more on this suhjecl, bu:
have neither time or room. BY the way,
however, we must not omit to say that the
auempt TO hold up Mr.. Calhoun as the
advocate OF passive obedience and non-
resistance is utterly unauthorized and nn-
warrautable. We knot0 lha, be has chan
ged no opinion or principle 10 regard to
our. rights. our wrongs, or our remedies,
and that his old and true friends had never
more cause TO love and confde iD him, and
his devotion TO their interests. than now
| We say this with self blame and mor,ii
cation, for, under the false aspect giventt
his position, by those who have eyer beef
| bis decided Opponents, and their adroi
seizure Of his expressions ia regard 10 lht
i Union. &C., aud perversion of them Il
I their own narrow purposes and contracted
/ Ideas Of bio great conservative principles
| and The absence Of any authorized denial
we have gotten to doubt his position, an,
were restrained from openly saying SO on
lyiby the earnest advice Of cur friends :
but, on learning his true position we coul
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!, no. 70 a. Dc. |.
States, who proposes. going abroad, % furr
nish himself, before leaving home with1he
necessary passpor,. n er--'s. s'..Ei2t5s %
From The: Madison Miscellany
COURT HOUSE BURNED; Il

About .ibreeao'clock this morning ws
were aroused from. :our sIumbers BY the
Unusual and appalling cry Of Fire (which,
upon reaching The street, We discovered to
proceed from that. beautiful edifce-the
pride and ornament Of our town:-,he Court
House. Such was .,ihe progress tho
fire bt the lime the alarm was given, thar
all hope Of aavjnsi.the: building.wa abar.
doned. The building was entirely; con-.
sumed; bo! we are happy 10 add, the books
and papers of each. Of the several officers
of the, county were all saved, taithoughin
a very diSordered condition. with the ex.
ception,. .as ne learn, of a few:$private pa
pers, the property Of tbev Clerk Of the Su.
perior Coutt.n,The active exer,ions Of our
citizens prevented a more. extensive spread
If the confasra,ion.-no ioiher building
was injured, Notwithstanding all those on
the northeast side Of ,the,sguare were in
imminent peril. Loss about 8or $4,000.
II is supposed that, ,the five originatediin
heap Of saw-dust which had been raked
upin a corner Of the Court room, up stairs,
while cleaning out the room for the use Of
the Superior Court, (which was 10 have
assembled Tomorrow inorning,) from
lighted cigar thrown lhoughtIessly amongst
it by some person who attended the. meet
ing OF the Clay Club on the evening pre-
vious. 49, :, ssF 'aG.E
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
81 yN ORDJSdRY

Frederick Ross and wife -;
Nancy. and others, va, Petition to prove.
Robert BRYAN, SEN. Fe. in solemn form the
Liz RODGERS aud Shubal wii"f Daniel. .Rodg.
Attaway executors, aud efs deceased
others J -
.E;T appearing TO my satisfaction that Benju'
min Rossmall and wife Jane. Sntay Rudg-
ers. Daniel Rodgers. Jun. LilleberrX Rodgels'
and the children of Sarah Jones, heirs and rep
resentatises or Daniel Rodgers deceased, de:
fendants, reside. beyond The limits Of this State,
il is therefore ordered, that the said defendants
do appear in tile Court Of Ordinary at Edge
field Court House on Monday the Odd day of
September next. to shew cause ifany they can,
why the will of the said Daniel Rodgers, de.
ceased, should not be proved in due form oi
law. JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
lime I2 1s44 1m3m 20
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second day, and to count the votes at the reg
ular time and place. "a. A. III, Sd Statutes
p. 1869
Rcsotccd, 2nd. That the Managers of election
priortO their proceeding 10 the elections. dc
take the following oath. or affirmation. before
some Magistrate. "r one of the Managers oil
election. lo.wl: That they will faithfully and
impartially conduct and attend TO the lurego.
ing elections. agrerably 10 the Constitution OF
! the State of South Carolina, and the Law 8
+; thereof"
Resoioed, :}rd That in future no person quail
flied to vote for members of each branch OF the
/. Legislature, shall be permitted 10 vnte III more
| than one election District or Parish, and the
Managers of elections throughout this State,
are hereby required aud directed, ifthey think
proper, Con on the application oi any elector
presently TO administer tn any person offering
TO vote, the following oath II. A. Is. DO sol.
emnly swear Cor affirm as the case may be,)
that nave moi al thls general eerinn ior meni'
bers of the Legislature. voted in This, or any
other District or Parish. and that am constl-
tutionally qualified 10 vote-So help me God.
And ifany person or persons require d as ainre-
said, 10 luke said oath, or affirmation shall re-
fuse TO do so. then the Managers, III their res.
pectve Election Districts or Parishes, shall be,
and they are hereby required and enJolned TO
refuse such vote or votes aud in case line man.
ayers shall refuse 10 require The oath as afOre-
said when demanded, they shall he liable 10 all
the pains aud penalties they would be- liable
and subject to, for neglectIng any other duties
required by them as Managers OF elections, Tor
either branch uf1he Legislature.
Rcsoined. 4M That The Act altering the. 9TH
Section ofthr Constitution oft the State OF South
Carolina, bc herewith published, TO wit: every
free whit man of the age Of tweniy.one years,
(paupers, non commissioned officers and prl.
Yates oftlie Army Of thu Quilted States, exGep.
ted being citizen oil this State, and having
resided therein two years previous To the day
of election, and who has freehold OF tity
acres Of land or a town lot of which he has
been legally seized aud possessed. at least, SIX
months before such ELECTION, OF not having
such freehold. or town lot hath heeh resident
n the election District, in which he offers: to
give his vote. before the election six months,
shallhave right To vote for member, or mem.
bers, to serve In either branch Of the Lcsisla-
rnre. for the election District in which he holds
such properly nr residence.
ResOiecd. 5M Flid the two years residence |
required by the Constitution a voter. are the
two years Immediately previous to the election.
and The six months residence in the Election
District, are the six months immediately previ-
ous To the election; hdt II any person has his
home in the State. he does not lose the right of
IFsSsIdSPSf IeSIdfSSh 81 b Ss4HS rs has Ills b&s &
his family in another State the presence OF such
person, although continued lnr two years in the
State. gives no right 10 vote.
August ~ st 3o
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s., From. The Mobile Register. :islg
SLAVERY ATTdE SOUTH.

:,:.Messrs. Editors,-I have placed 10 my
hands a letter from slave ofthis city, now
at Fall River, Mass.,, whittier he wen, in
the capacity 'of q servant with one of our
most respectable families. 1t is addressed
io,his. wife nov here, and is generally
devoted to '"family -mat,ers.",.i The fol-
lowing passage is worthy of consideration
in these times OF mock philantrophy. ~.
al cannot give you much Of an idea
about the factory folks, Sbut think they
work harder than the colored folks Of
Mobile, and don't ge, go much pay. for it.
There are great many abolitionists here,
bun they cant come it i, over ME, asI am
now satisfied that most Of the slaves at.
Mobile have easier times than they do
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ELECTION RESOLVES
FOR OCTOBER. 1874
So much as Relates TO Eagsfetd District.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, !

DECEMBER ~. lS43.
VWyHE Committee on Privileges and ,tier.
lions. to whom were referred sundry ,s-
olu,ions for establishing and changing the pia-
ces of election, and appointing Managers Tor
the next General Elections. have had the same
under consideration, and report as follows:
Resolced, That the eleclions 10 be Holden ON
the second Monday Of October next AND the
day following. for Senators and Representa-
tives, shall be held at the following places, and
conducted by the following persons! =.
At EdcefieId Court House e. B. Pressly.
S, f. Goode and William P. Butler.
Longmire Harrison, Hugh NJ.
Quarles and Josiah Perrin.
CoIIier's.-C. G. Garrett, William Prescott,
nd John Adams.
Cherokee Ponds.--S. w. Gardner, ]. Curry
and Daniel Shaw.
Pine House.-Geo. w Jones' B. Hatcher
and Aquila Miles. .
Towe' 's.-Janess Pope, William May and
Samuel Chappell. =
,Duntnn's.-R. P. Brunson, John Hill and
II. Dunion..
Sheppard's ELIAS Lagrone, T. Bedsoe and
Shsrley Cook. :...,,.,..s.
Lewis Holmes.
Smylie's.-S. Nicholson,Jr. D. S,rother and
Wright Adams.
Hamburg Geo. Parrot, nj R, Smith and
Robert Anderson.
Mount Wllling.-J. Jennings. N. Ethridge
and Stephen Oliver.
Richardson's.-John sen,ei, S. A,away and
Hardy White. 1890.
Cole,nan's-J. NJ. Maynard, Hardy Boul.
ware and G. Marlborough.
Parkes'. Richard Hardy, A. Fucker and w.
a q b. "
Perry's.-G. Huiet, Joseph Wise and Dan.
iel Coleman.
Moore's.-Anderson Turner, T. Payne and
J. Rushton. AS
Moseley's,-J S. Harrison, John Rodgers
and ]. S. Shadrack.
Alen's.-A P. Kenard, S Matthews and
PoweIl's.--J. Powell, Jun, D. G. Walker
and j. Glover. 7tiiai.. ~ ~ i!;ss
Long's.-C Dewals, J. D. Boukngh, and
P. Holly.
Mails W. B. Williams, A.A. simkins
Henry Cox.
DerRs.-J. F. May. John Dorm and Alfred
Nav. ~ sl'i.e $50
Rnnaelps.-R. w. Matthews. Colin Rhodes
and w N. SwearingeI.
H. Boulware's.-John Lott, Jesse Gomil'ior
and James Edison, Jr.
Red Hill-Lewis Collins. J, B. Holmes and
E. Mcdaniel.
Rochels.-L freeman, S. Freeman, ant
w. C. Robertson.
Andrew Kreps'.-R. Gregory, Sen., JOIN
Kreps and Andrew Kreps.
VIM. Ethridse.--Inhn Rhinehart, JOSEPH
E,hritre and Emanuel CaGshnan
fioward's.-B. Howard, J. Talbert and E
Chamberlng. Hs li}a
\ Election, Monday and Tuesday. Voles I.
be counted on the third day al Eageheld c. Fl
Six Representatives, one member of Congress
and one Tax Collector to be elected.
Sth. Polls To be opened at 8 o'clock, A. Al
and close at 4 P. NJ. The box, vessel. or ba
to be sealed up when the polls are closed, an
no. TO be opened except to receive votes ont
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Eagehela Court Mouse, S. G., September A 4s44.

son, late Minister to Mexico at public
dinher, some years; since 10 this district.
We have the paper containing the. accoun,
Of the dinner. and We there ifnd,the toest,
We are informed that the ex-Minister
in his recentspeeches against annexation,
makes no reference to any change ofopin J:
ion on this subject. { He certainly makes
none in his letter 10 Gales s. Sealon. Pep.
haps he has forgotten thai be has changed.
Pendleton Messenger.
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:EDGEFfELD ADVERTISER
BY
W.R.:RURIs oE, PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS.

Two DofEAas and ;FrfrY CENTS, per annum
ifpaid advance So if not paid within six
months. from the date of subscription, and
S4ffnotspaid before the expiration OF the
year Ali subscriptions will be continued,
unless otherwise ordered netnre the expira-
ton oof.he year; but no paper will be discon'
'ued ua,il all aueurages are paid, unless al The
option of the Publisher.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Sub
scribers, shall receive The paper for one year,
gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at 621
cents per square, (l2 lines, or Iess,) for the
first insertion. and 43S for each continuance.
= Those published monthly, or quarterly, will
be charged 81 per square. Advertisements
not having the number of insertions marked
on them. will be continued until ordered out.
and charged accordingly.
All communications, post paid, will promptly
and strictly attended to.
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Ier. EFlRERT BGLAND,

NN7 oULD respectfully inform the citizens ea
w of Edsefiefd c. IT,. aud its vicinity
that he has opened an office 10 the house tor
meily. occupied by John. 8. Jeter as law
office, where he can be found at all tlsnes'
except when attending professional business:
He will uttend to any business in the line "i
his professions; and hopes by care and attention
to receive and deserve share ofpublic patron,
age. a..
May If IL
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Our PtospectS.-The Wings are
Whistling to keep up their courage, butt il
is in vain. :. Their countenances belle their
voices-lhey receive daily aud hourly signs
of. woe that: is lostIo them, and they are
as furious and noisy about Rhode Island,
as. if that Stale were about to eel rid of
it's Royal Charter and go for Polk and
Dallas: }, .,: :: III, j -,
| The Democracy on The other hand, are
full Of we'll founded confidence, which is
daily increased by aceounls from Indiana,
Ohio. Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Maryland
and New. Jersey; We have never 5, ell
such indications of democratic tri1mpt as
pour in upon US from alquarlers. Ala
hama aud Illinois, aud Michigan especial
ly. seem as if there were co wings Jeff 10
leIl the tale Of the discontinue of their
party This is well, hui we must notre-
lax our efforts, The present is crisis in
The affairs Of the world.-The questions Of
of the predoninancy offree governments
is 10 the issue, and 20 exerIion should be
spared to pu: that question beyond doub,
CT cavil. >. :; 49,: -
The spirit in this city was never more
reused, nor We're we. ever more con6den
of all overwhelming defea, Gf our adverse
ries. This State TOO. Notwithstanding ht
iceberg of the Confidential. CirculaE, is If
perrecl. blaze of enthusiasm. and we
shall. carry,it it by vote greater Than tha
ofIS42,-N Y. Republic.
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public Notice.

TD DERsovs having olnrial business VIII y
me,are informed that! can he rnSno
-atthe. oiticeson every Monday and Friday
as the Law directs, except propident'alll
prevented; during the months Of June
July and August. a-ti
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
NIay22; II IT,
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From The Young Hiekorij,...

We annex comparative statement, as
nearly correc, as the imperfec, state of,he
returns will permits Of The majoIilies Of
1910 and 1874, in tho seven States which
have just held their elections:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11

BThe friends ofthc Hon. F w pIcKENs,
announce hm as a candidate for the State Sen.
ale. TO fill the vacancy occasloued BY the resg
nation Of Maj John s. Jeter. from this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11

.T Weare authorized to announce EDWARD
E. LAUREss, Esqr.. MS candidate for re-elec.
ton as Mas,erin Eqli.y, for Charleston District,
at the ensuing session Of the Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11

P We are authorized to announce FRANCIS
H.;WARDLAw, ESQ, as q candidate 10. Sena-
tor from Edgefeld District .{r-