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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
TIE FIR Il N A N
MONTPELIER, THURSDAY, DEC II, 1915.
V. b. PALMER & CO.,

PERfoDIc'L and ADVERTISING AGENrs, No. 70 State 81, Boston,
Are regularly authorized to procure subscriptions and advertise
ments for the Green Mountain Freeman.
~ With a circulation several hundred larger, and much more
general, than any other paper in the State, the freeman offers
highly desirable medium of advertising for the Boston Trade.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11

c. ]. McNuLrY, the d%efaulting Clerk, on his way
from Ohio to Washington for trial, escaped from his
keepers and has not been recovered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11

0FyM. SlideH, of Louisiana, late Senator in Con-
gress, is the newly appointed minister to Mexico.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27
FOR SALE s. RENT.
- VALUABLE PROPERTY AT

kuzS VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
NSETsf PRIV NTE SALE. Those five small two
lfasfSa story Brick HOUSES on the north side of
- Franklin STREET, between Green and Paca stS
will be- sold together or separateIv in fee snuIe or
win ground rent AT very low price. This proper
" is situated in an improving nrighburh0nd, and is
decidedly me best situation for business in the west
end. EarE application Should b. made 10
ALFRED H. REP,
Sei-U No. 335 Baltimore street.,
MTOR SALE. very likely Boy, lG years of
N age, To SERVE five yrars-hr is a good waiter and
can come web recommended; also for sale, a very
likely black eul, 10 years OF are, to serve years,
first rate house servant and good paiu cpuk, washer
rorcf, st. For plrrulars. apply nj
l., +. SCOTrpS Intelligence Office,
se2O No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27
DANCING

Is iRARLES l.. $pAiIS, Prot, ssor OF DANG
" ING and WALTZING, takes this method of in.
forming the citizens OF altmorr that his Academy is
NOW OPENto the reception ofpups,a LENYR.4L
H.fLL, with increased ttccs al affortiug To young
Ladies and Gentlemen tao'0ugd and yradicaih 9p-
y''ge of The above An, in all its varieties. DAYS Of
TUITION, for Young Ladies and Masters, on TUESDAY
and SATURDAY Afternoons, from Ill! } O'Clock:
ana on TUESDAY aud FRIDAY Evenings for Gen.
tIemeu, from ill 10.
For further particulars, please all on Mr.. SPIES,
AZ the Hal. any afternoon, from till O'Clock and
every evening from ill TO- rAsR1 seq dtr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

ss,.9Sa FOR HfGNT-'rhat commodous 3 story
F:aEf DWELLING in Market Space, No. 3 west
Hsaai side II has been built in modern Style con-
~R""@-1' tanning 2rrvate parors, dining room, Sc,
chambers. dressing rO0n all strictly private and well
ventilated, in fact the whole is replete with every
convenience for gGneel family. To a suitable tell
ant the rent will b" moderate. Apply to
JNo. K. WRIGHT, Washington House,
se-2DCoit Nos N. Gay st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27
FANCY & STAPLE
ARMSTRONG;.

a. No. 40 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from The Eastward and offers
Tor sale great variety of desirable Goods:
nILtfN iEI&f-Flngcd, Barred and Om5ra Sa-
tin and Gro de Ma" RIBBONS
bonnet SAlINS aud YEI.VETS-Cranps. hirh
cooteH; plaid Go de Nap; Poult de Sui; French and
low priced Flowers; Kid Glove :; Caps Foundations:
Bnekram; Bullion; Trimming; silk Wire; Nets; lIu.
sons Mourning BANGS and Collars, &c. Sc.
Florence Braid, English RullandRnd Straw Rnnnpts
ANLS-Thibet, Mousciinc de Lainc, Brnchr,
Cashmere, silk, Grape, fine and low p,iced Wool
Shawls. Also, Go dc Rhine, Gro de swiss and LII
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse, Reps and
MHusclnc de Lame; Fail Ginghams soft finish Irish
Linen; Aipacca Cloths; Cassimcres; Cassinclls and
Etshngs Fhnnels &c. &c. with general variety of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
which will be sold fair prices to puetua customers
ny THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
stlS dm 10 Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

e. WIS, SILKS AND CASHMEi.EtS.
- II. McELDOWNEY s. co. have in store and of.
Ter Tor sale large and complete assortment Of all the
recent tgteS and best fabrics of SILkS as rich coIbd
ArmuIe, Gro dc Berlin, namask-pckin, Cameron
Brilliantine, Gro Grain; Ita ian LUSTRING; black
and blue black Gro de- Afque; AGssine; black and
blue black Satin Ottoman SILKS. With Yerkeni
Cashmere. plain aud cnibfodi Tnibet Canton Grape
BrOche aud other SIiAWlIS.
Also-Rich CASHMERE j., (ofthe best French man
unciory, new STYLE and superior qnaltyO Meussclinc
de LANES; Rept Casnmerrs. Sc Sc, which will he
offered very low, at 1863 Baltimore street. between
calvert ami Iltht streets se22
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27
MTEvy PAPER HANGINGs. Iamm

NEW PAPER HANGINGS. am now re-
" ceivng large Assortment OF very handsome
fresh Fall PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, FIRE
BOARD PRlN rs SC. to which the attention of the
public is soicited-new patterns, good quality, and
low prices must ensnre quick'sales. Cal and SCI.
CURTAIN PAPER. Also, a large lot of wide Cur
tain Paper, sufficiently wide and heavy for Blinds
JOHN g. HOLLAND,
No, AZ N, Gay street, near the
se26 Odd Fellows Hall.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27
lbs North RICH st nrxtto
VERY VALUABLE SERVANTS

VERY VALUABLE SERVANTS.
HTOE SA LEA very likely black Woman, 26
RI years OF age, To years n first rate cook
washer and romcr, aud can come highly recommend
ed; also very likely black man, 30 yeals of age 10
serve years first rate farm hand and waiter; also
Il very likely black gin, Is yeals OF age, 10 serve /
years, she Is from the Eastern Shore and can come
highly recommended rs house servant &c; also for
sue very likely black boy ii years Of age, to serve
- years, very smut and active, and can come well
recommended from his present owner Families
wishing to purchaS" hnv" now a fine opportunity
Appva SCOTrI'S Intelligence Once,
sel6 M. 10 Exchange PIaca
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

SSTEEL II ZEN TNh.-This Ink has been pro-
~ duced by the chemical combination of new ma
tenal with the Calate of Iron. 1t is fluid III its nature
and permanent in ceIOur flows freely from the steel
pen, and therefore supplies what has hitherto been
deSderatum To the users Of that Instrument BY its
comhnng readily with paper of any surface, it is suit
educ free and rapid writing, aud may be with any
kind of metallic or quill pen. For sale by
PARSONS u PRESTON, ISL Pratt ST.,
seed I'm Next t. Railroad Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27
! EGNE CEIEYA STOnN.

a LNt CHINA NVOHE.
~ No. 81 - CALVERT STREET.
D.4PID P.fRR would respectfully inform his
his CHINA STORE to No. 81 =. Calvert st.. where
he has opened and is now opening large assortment
OF CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE. OF
rec' at arrivals, which hp offers for sale on the most
accommodating terms He is also extensively en-
gagged III the manufacture Of STONE X EARTHEN
WAKE, a large assortment OF which will he found AZ
the store rs above and nj his P0lterCs, on Bond ST.
a -hort distance north oi f. Baltimore ST.
,Is" Country Merchants aud others would do well
TO give ne call before making purchases elsewhere.
DAVID PAER,
a@]-3n No. ~ :. Calvert street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

A CUE AND FEVER EFFECTCALTY
"a CURED BY TYLEK'S AGTE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recommendations and certificates
OF EFFECTUAL cures are in the possession al the pro-
prctnr, but these ar" of no avail to the sufferer.
permanent cule is what he wants, aud it is what he
will have, II he takes the Pills according 10 The drcc
tons Prepared only by Hr. G.. X. TYLER. conner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per hoN iv1-rOti
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THE CHEAPEsT nIILLINERY

DUNE IN BALlIMb ORE,
Is at No. ls9 n. GAY STREET, near East
taIEAyS .lrret. (Slen ot thu "Lady and Bonnet ~
zhgM% Where all kinds ct Braid and straw Ennuets
- are REPAIRED flsh,onably and Handsomely
Tor or cents.
Mourning BpNNETS madc and repaired fer - is
FOR SALE-Somr beautiful MDJRNING HoN
Nets, from - TO $3.50. Also, Fan Rlabons, Cans.
Flowers, &c; MRS. :. T.. SNlTa.
N.E Orders from the country faithfully and
promptly filed.
nc" observe, thai III" swinging Sign has lwo Bon
nets on H. and tn" 'ign over the awning a Lady ana
h"hnF'' SELF int
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
III B.TILDEN, CORNER OF FAYETTE and
% PARK STREETS, respectfully requests the
Ladies of Baltimore aud vicinity to call and his
stock of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, just
received and now open for examination sells 2w@
n OTIS TO LEASE. On Broadway, Ann,
M Cough, Bond, Bank Bethel, WIKI Nsighbor,
Caroline, Britain and Spring streets. Apply at 1873
N HIGH STR EFT, next to Cav se26
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
TN1HES EVENING. Sept. 9th, viii be- perform
HI ed "THE RltiDSi.p ATelau,ins, Nr j. ALI.
LACK, Ir. -Arcanes, Mr.. LEMAN. Amin,or, Mr.
WiEATLEN. Caiianas, Mr.. RADCLIFFE. Evad-
ne, Mrs. J. WALLACK, Jr. Aspatin, Miss Els HER.
rdS DE SylnhIdc, by Miss ANNA WALTERS.
70 conclude with VALET DE SHAM. Wi1g!rr
Mr CHAPMAN. Mr.. Tweczer, Mr.. a'BECK Ell
Miss MarChmcnt, Miss FISHER
{13H Prices of admission: 70 the Boxes 50 cents
10 the m 20 cents gibbons open at !, the Curtain
wiilrsr at73 O'Clock. II
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FALL, 1915.
RO{IN N. O&EnT * co.
Z, u AInILIlII IL a

w MEKUHANT TNII.UKS,
n. w. Corner of Baltimore aud GharIes-stS.
Have received their FALL. and WINTER supply of
CLOTHS, CASSINEHES and VESTiNGS, com
prsins every variety Of French, English and Amcli-
can manufacture, which will made 10 order in the
best and most fashionable manner with their usual
promptness.
The second floor Of their building having been re-
htted for their superior make Of CLOTHING gentle
men can be supplied with every article Of their appu
rel ready made, IN style of taste and elegance unsur
passed by any house in the Union. still adherng
strictly to the ONE PRICE principle aad every article
being distinctly marked in figures, persons who are
unacqua'nted with the price of goods have oppOr-
tunity OF buying them as low rs protested Judges
% Having fitted up the Basement of their estab-
shment for Piece Goods, Merchant TaOts and 9th.
ers dealing in fabrics for gentlemen's wear can find
Il choice and perfectly flesh assortment Of Foreign
aud Domestic Goods, purcha ed with the cash from
importers and manufacturers agents, which will tie
sold on as good terms as any wholesale house in the
city. sGa5-tf
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HNCO1sCAp AND LETTME PAnER.

HNCOASCAP AND LETTER PAPER.
n a I Low PRlCES.-Just received six cases of
good Foolscap and Lrter Paper which we can sell at
20 pea cent less than prices BLANK BOOKS,
Ledger|, Journals Day Books, Cash Books, Memo
randum Books, Bill Books, Invoice Books Check
Books, Pass Books, &c Sc a constant supply Of The
above, AL mad" in our own establishment of the best
manufacture. City dealers and others would do well
u call aud examine stock Of the above ar icles in
the Book and Stationery line
PARSONS X PRESTON
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

gtuEAP DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
a. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-At HaywardS,
No. % Howard street. Blrached MuSlrus at 81, g. 10
and ll5 cents; unbraeh"d do 8, and 10 cents; Sd
brached and unhieachrd Shceting> at I2B; 1ickings
at 10, l2l cts. upwards; Canton Fanneis at 10 and
l23 cents; beautiful CaIicoes for l2 cents; do g.!
checks 10 cts; Domestic Pads AT 10 and i2 colorGd
CambricS - to 10 cts, Lindseys 2!; FlannGs, white
and cord. - Cts. upwards; Cassinctts 81 Gus mp
wards, aud ageneral assortment of other Dry Goods
prices compared with any in the city, at
HAYWARD'S, No. % Howard
se22 Third door from Fayptte-st
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BARGAINS IN PROPERTY


Dr.. FOR SALES desirable Kings in $.
EiF.,! Exeter street, different locations, $4,000. 81
&iTiii 800 and Sll5O; | in High street near Cav
G.hl Ii with passage and hack building 1900; one in
AISquith street, near Jefferson, passage and back
hulngS s GOO one 3 story House in Albcmarle st,
5000, IN fee; fine house Caroilne ST near f. Bal
timOre $500; on Washington 81. + 7, SION; two on
Lombard 81. near Exeter with stables attached 800:
several in north Gay st. Monument; | handsome
dwelling in Madison ST. near Howard YlOOG one in
Gianby ST. near Exeter !0jO; in George street. near
Pennsylvania avenue, with passages $500; "a very fine
large story store, with dwelling, on Lexington ST.
between Howard and Eulaw sis, CHEAP aud terms
easy; do. do. South ST. PRATT; dwelling on w
Lexington -. near Poppetnn SSDl in Mulberry st.
near FaCa Sl5OO: several in Monument and Canal sis
$500 aud ShUO ia Suawhciry street ne II jefferson
$500 each; new HOUSES in Shout $500 each: fine
large dwelling IN f. pralt Il. .2sON; do do. Stiles ST.
S2501, in Zee simple; ! in north Gay It near the odd
Fellows Hall $500; one in north Calvert 81 with ore
IN The rear $500, tinr large dwelling opposite Pas
cau't's Row, Lexington ST $500; > IN West Fayeite
street. near Pine; and many others too numerous
here t. mention,
f15-GROUND RENTS WANTED-Al the highest
prices
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS of Owe
Ora ~ variety and location pleasing terms
FsE9ES Purchasers will please call aud see descrip-
&ahEA tons. Several ~ cNrIaugc for city property.
Apply To Is. BOND or l.. GET4BACn.
Property Agents,
srlo ~ second 81 near the Town Clock.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27

BTlg Oneco, smith, Portland, Clark x Kellogg.
ARRIVED,
Brig Archeaus. Newcomb, ID days from Boston,
assorted cargo, to T, X. Matthew's.
Brig Chickasaw, Kendrick. 10 days from Boston,
assorted cargo, 10 Osborn * Whiridge.
Schr Pearl, Nickersou, & days from Providence, do
mestics, TO T. Pierce.
schr.. Sigma Shore, new Waite 6 days from Port
land, plaster, to +. X. Matthews. Saw off Hawkins
Point ship
schr Queen, Smith, days from Providence, do
mestics.
Steamer Ericsson, Claypool, FIN Philadelphia, mdss
TO ]. A. Shrver.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia,
mdse. to J. A. SIriver
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. Saw
Off Back River Point brigantine; off M0bjack bay,
barque and full rugged brig; off Sandy Point shin
with painted ports, (he Cara1 and off Hawkins
Point brgantne-all bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Mary Ann, Lindsey, Tor Baltimore, cleared at
Bath 2Oth inst.
Brig Lexington, Johnson, from Providence for BaIt.
more, arrived at New London Goth inst.
Schr Jno. B M0reau, Voorhees,, for BALTIC, cleared
at New York 25th inst
sehr Sarah, Kimba from Kingston, Jam, arrived
al Mobile Eth inst.
schr Eclipse, Thatcher for Baltimore, sailed from
Norwich, Conn. 22d inst.
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HHOOP EAR RINGS-HOOP EAR RINGS.
Il Il The ladies' can he supplied with Ear Rings at
lew prices, by GABRIEL D. CLARK, jew Try tore,
Water street. second door from Calvert where a
large stock of Jeweiry Silver Ware and Watches
now offered for sale. slim
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4 BALDERSTNN, =
NJ n


bNINtFA1NS! ia KGAINS!
E1ass Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
6srgsy STREET, opposite Fayette-st. where NAV
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS. and general
assortment of Fancy articles, Also Calicoes Nous.
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen HikiS; genticmen's
Stocks and Collars; Suspcnders and rrea, variety Of
Goods too tedious 10 enuHerate The public are re-
specially invited TO call al this New and Cheap Store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. Hr3- Don't fuie.t-N0 ~
HAl SIhEEf, Opposite FayettG. aplU-tf
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A i. NJ A N A C.
l15.
SEPTEMBER.
Moons phases.
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. G. W. Musgrave, d. d.
Mr.. SAMUEL COOPER to Miss ELIZA LIGHTBoDY, both
of this city.
At Washin tton, on 93I inst, hy Rev. Philip D. Lips
comb, JoHN PITTS WHITE, of that city, to Miss SA
RAN MIRANDA, eldest daughter Of James Pitcher, o 4
Anne Arundel county, Md.
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CURED BY DR.. MAYS, OF VA.
MAR. MAYS begs leave most respectfully to an
-sV nounce to the citizens of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city for the special purpose of caring I'M
PEDlMENTS OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials of
the highest responsibility, aesting the signal success
which has attended his labOrs, and would be most
happy 10 exhibit them to any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to call.
His residence for the present Ks at the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he can be at any time
between the hours of 10, 4. NJ. and 4, p. NJ.
o. DR.. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
If requested. se23 Ivy
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EBAPER 3iANGIS(:S AT COST!
have a large lot Of PAPER HANGiNGS which
VIII sell al cost, in lots 10 purchasers Those
IN want of Paper tlangingS have al opportunity
10 suit themselves Il; tie lowest prices
have on hand aud make TO srd"r Beds. Mattresses
Cushions, Window shades, Venetian aid Patent
Blinds, Table oil tln!N. Waiting, Bns', &C.
u Old Sofas. Chairs aud Mattresses repaired, ana
every CHER variety 1T UPHOLSTERY WORK done IN
the hes, manner and n reduced prices Cal on
Louis MULLER. No. \. Liberty st.,
sells one door above UaIlin,nir street
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o. 900 MTLEs FROM HERE.-eO

took the pains 10 send there fo hottle of it, which
Sh" took, and which helped her so much that | sent
Tor TWO bottles more, which she has also taken and
she now says that she has not felt 50 well for weeks
as she does at this time. Al those who have injured
Of me and asccrtained what effect the BaIsam had
are ANXIOUS TO have for sale in this vicinity
which Is the cause Of my writing 10 you.
Please inform me by return of mail whether YOU
conclude to send some, aud if 50, TO whom in order
that tmay be known where team be had.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27
PUALANX OF TALENT.

PHALANX OF TALENT,
never before presented a Baltimore public.
To meet the heavy expenses incurred by the above
engagements, the Manager finds it necessary 10 raise
the prices of admission TO the standard OF the Chestnut
street Theatre
BOXES ~ CTS.-PIT 80 CTS.
10 Box Book now open for every nights perform
ance Se&54t
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7 .
The whole country is fastcarning that no medicine
10 physlc!an--n" preparation of any kind what
eyer--can equal Doctor WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
Allorders must he addressed TO ISAAC BUTTS, 32
Ann street. New York
For sale by g. x. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High Streets n. ~ Robinson, corner Cav and Saratoga
otS., Baltimore; and r. :. PATTERSON, Washing
ton; PC, and by most of the Druggists in Mary
Iahh ana the Dislfcl OF COCmbla. mild VISIT
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ENATEtA CT OF A LETTER FROM A POST.
bE MASTER, dated PEMBROKE, Washington coun
I ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09
From the N. o. Picayuns, March &c.,
From Texas.

BY The arrival Of the sleam packet New
York, we have Texas news up to the 25th
inst, the day on which she left Galveston.
The news is important mainly on account
of its being the first received from Texas
since the intelligence of the passage ofthe
Annexation resolutions reached our friends
across the Sabine. AS yet we have only
heard of the manner in which The infor.
nation was received by the people Of Gal
weston and Houston.
We learn from the Houston Star thai,
when the news of the passage of The An
nexation resolutions reached that city, il;
was hailed with burst Of enthusiasm by
the citizens thai has never been exceeded.
The news Of The victorious battle of San
Jacnto. scarcely excited such enthusiastic
and general rejoicing. The sound of the
drum and other musical instruments, The
roar of cannon, and loud shouts of The
multitude, resounding long after midnight,
indicated the ardent longing Of the people
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

teach them that there are places more IA
vorabIy located for the successful Ptosecu-
,ion of that art which has enriched them
than The frozen regions which many oi
,hem have chosen. j is only necessary TO
satisfy them tina, we have available LABOR
as cheap, if not cheaper than they and II
will mol take them long to cipher out Inc
difference between al and 6d cents ior
colon. The Boston people may possibly
find vent, in this direction. for some OF their
surplus capital, in establishing manulac-
lures at the South, instead Of traverslns
with rail roads the frozen regions OF the
mountains of New Hampshire aud YER
mont, for water power, thus encounterlne
| ice 10 impede their water wheels. heavy
outlays for fuel, aud great expense 10 goods.
Why should they not turn their faces
South, taking advantage of@our cheap la-
Dor, raw material, and the heallhlnl, de-
lighlful climate of Georgia and S. Carroll
ma? Augusta is location possessing ad-
vantages not surpassed 10 The U. States
with as great an assuranceso: health as can
he found in our country; open by rail road
to the interior of Georgia, Alabama and
Tennessee, the cheapest provision section
in The United States-also to Charleston
natural outlet for manufactured goods;
having cheap and abundant building ma
terials. with the projected water power
brought to location so peculiarly favora-
BILE to the construction ofbuildings, that 1t
could no, be bettered by The hand of ma.
,ure. Added TO all this she has one Of the
best interior cotton markets in all the
Southern States, with an extent Of avail.
able water power with q small addition TO
the outlay now about to be made,) more
than that Of Lowell. The prospects ahead
for Augusta, are indeed cheering. and we
of Charleston may justly exhult in her
prosperity, for any thing which adds 10
her wealth. or population, or that Of any
other interior towns, must add 10 The veal
of our good city.
ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.