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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
Distressing Shipwreks!
Loss Of Four Lircs, and probable loss Of
Smack's Crew.
CHATHAM, MAY 2

CHATHAM, May 2I.
! Schr Paragon, Of Blue Hin. Nc. from
| Kingston, N. Y, bound 10 Newburypor',
struck on the Great Ronnd Shoal, about 10.
n. m, on Saturday. She beat over ip about
ten minutes, but immediately sunk. Tho
captain, mate, cook and n seaman were
washed over tho stern and drowned. Ono
man saved himsclf, md rcmpined la.hcd in
the rigging until Monday about IL, n. m,
when ho was taken Oft by the sch Anr,nora.
Mallowes, of Chn'lhm. Lost Capt, Jrna-
than X. Norton, Of Blue iii, Stephen Nor
ton, (broihrt OF the csptoinl mate, Of DO
George Horton. Of d. Franris Norton, 4
81. George. Sdptd- Labin +. Peters, Of
Blue IIIll
Also smack, belonging to New London,
c., went to pieces, aud supposed oil hands
lost My informant saId pnr,s Of tho ves,sl
had been recognized, hut he had forgotten
The nsme.-Corr. Yarmouth Register.
THr SwALLpw.--The Hudson Rcpub bliean
says The Swallow, which was last week
lowcd TO the mouth oi The Cei.kill creek,
near that village, has been raised, so that her
guards nre now considerably above The water,
aud the water ~ her hold reduced To some
two or three feet. II is SAID that her cabin
hns bccn thoroughly cxamincd, but no moro
bodies we're found. We learn from the Troy
Budgct that a number of articles were found,
among which were three vaIscs, ope marked
a. J.. Rsyncr, Troy, ~ Y. snolher contain.
ing small sum of money, aud a third.
with wearing apparel, marked J. 3. Pat
ten. Also, tliltircn ovcrco0ts Of different
descriptions. Also three umbrellas. Also,
n ladies satchrl, containing a letter sddress-
ed 10 Ebcncz"t Csik, No. 10 Mercer srcc,,
". York, mud wearing "ppar'l ih"se srl,.
cl,s were recovered during The tore part ~
last week and We presume cpnsi detsbls bag
goge has boon recovered since. We hear
ihnt the wreck viii now BE- iaken 'oEsw-
Nu.k
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The Court of Common Pleas, for Provi-
dcnce county, Mr.. Justice BRAYToN, of the
Supreme Court, presiding, commenced its
May Term in Providence, on Tuesday last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Mm'dering .Machine.-A new imple-
ment Of warfare of terrible efficacy has
just been devised in England by Pro-
fessor Brunscn. Ii consists of liquid
similar to alcohol, in which the oxygen
is replaced by arsenic. 1t ignitcs the
moment i, is exposed to the air. II any
vessel filed with it, like glass globe,
should be thrown upon the decks or into
The potts Of ship, il would ignite The
moment the vessel struck any hard sub
stance, and the inhammable liquid in
stanily would be in n blaze. The at
mosphere nt once becomes filled with
clouds Of white Arsenic, by which u dead
ly poison is evolved and inhaled. BE-
ing heavier than, and insolublo in water,
i, could not be ex,iugnished, and of
course, it becomes fatal TO all within It's
influence. A dreadful implement in tn.
art Of war
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Rev. DR.. Alonzo Potter, Professor in Union
College, Schenectady, was on Saturday last
elected Bishop Of the Diocese Of Philadel-
phia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

IL Destroy hs'cis on Plonis. Tie up
some flowers of sulphur in piece OF
muslin or fine linen, aud this with The
leaves Of Young sboois Of plants should
be busted or 1t may br thrown on them
by ,nrans of y common swaDs-down pnil,
ot 10y dredging.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

DECLINE OF ClTirs.-Whi,e travellers
abroad lament over the declining glorics
Of Amsterdam and Venice, they forget
that we have parallels on smaller scale
at home. The Little po,t of Perth Am.
boy was once h rival of New York. -
Newport, L. I. seventy years ago, was
the great seaport Of the East AIcxan-
d,ia, in the District OF Columbia, al
ance transacted more business than Bal
iimore. jamestown, (Va.) once 50 i'm
por,ant place, ia now in ruins and The
spot on which Roanoke was built is not
even known. $50 runs the world away"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The Vcrgcnncs Vcrmon,cr says iha,
the mountains are on Gre all around.
The smoke imprcgns,ss every thing ~
ronnd and the iiro ascend,d ~ solemn
visible columns The losS oi pr"p, nv Is
,ciy great,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

So" The Documentary History of
the Destruction Of the Gaspee is con-
cluded in this days paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Babe the pirate, has been further re,p,cd By ,Ae
President to the first Friday in June, 1916
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The steamer Neptune has been with.
drawn from the route for several days
to repair aud make improvements in her
machinery. She is expected TO be ready
to resume her trips in few days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The meeting Of these commissioners
attracted the attention Of the House OF
Burgesses in Virginia, and led to .hr
Appointment of committees of corrrspon-
deuce, in the several coloLics In March,
l773, the House resolved to appoint n
committee OF correspondence aud en-
quiry, consisting Of eleven persons, 10
obtain ,he earliest information OF The pro-
ceedlnps of the British Parliament aud
Ia keep up u correspondence with the
-islcr colonies They were instructed
wIih"m delay, "to inform themselves
parlicularl, ol the principles aud auibori
~ on wblrh wss constituted couit oI
,,quty, raIJ ln have been lately held ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The fare from New York TO Boston IL
now only $3.50, viz + i % by Steam
to Providence, and 81 - by Rail Road
to II,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

The New York Journal oi Commerce
records a cure of Lock jaw. by the ap-
plicalon OF Electricity The jaws oi
the patient had been closed five days
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

a smill colon, ot .omc twenty p'tsru-, ~
both .sps, ten WalIns oid, Conn &, iyN dhys
.ir,t, iri ioNa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

moro excitable liquids. Tn fact. wo have
all the elements Of a great Stale except
population. We want men, and of the
industrious classes whose laburs will de
veIope the resources of our country aud
cause tito blossom like garden"
A sedtious movement among The ne
grocs of Mr.. John Caldwell. of Bastrop
county, recently occurred on The evening
of The 18Th ul,. MIR. Cooks, a carpenter;
Mr. Upchurch, teacher. and an oyerseer
whose uane was col learned, were fired
al by number of negroes, all three OF
whom were wounded, and one. Mr., Cook,
dangerously. One of the negroes was
recognised. the others are supposed % be
runaways. a party from Baslrup were
in. search uf the negroes, who we're sill at
large at as' accounts, and their hiding
place undiscovered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22
FROM TEXA-.
Nav YORK, Ocl. 8

We are indebted 10 Capt. Smi'h ni
the steamship Cncinnatl, Inch arrived
yesterday from Galveston, lnr copy vi
The Civilian ul The 4lh inst. II cuntaius
little thai Is new.
The Houslon Morning says, that, am"ns
The llrms 0i news recently received IRON
Mexico, is one tia, 'he Mexican Govern
1nenl has seut seven eIImIsatIes 10 teXas.
to excite an Insurrrcliun among tie slaves.
aud induce them 10 act IN cOucrr' WIN
the Mexican IroUps, ii war should he de-
clared by Mexico against The Unilcd
States. In one of tho letters received
from Mexico. il is meuluued that one ot
these emmIs series had returned. aud re
ported uliat he lad heen successful. 10
what xi. NJ ne had succeeded does no' ap'
49, ~. ;ae Mexican journals.
me Cuc,nilal! arrived al Aransas Bay,
from Charleston, on the 29lh ulI., with
two compauirs of artillery. The ship
Aransus had arrived, Win the 9Th regI
ment Of mraulry. The ship landed her
troops and departed The s"me Hay. Gen
Worth, The commander, arrived at Aran.
sas by the Cincinnati. Tue ship fier
nanny, with Col. Rngsoid's corps Of ar.
,iery, had also arrived. The U. ). sloop
OF war Lexington. with seven companies
of artillery, from New YORK, was III sight
of Arausas, when lhe Cincinnati left
The barqur Bachelor, from Norfolk. with
Two companies Of artillery, arrived few
days before.
Things look more and more peaceful
on The frontier. Mexican traders from all
the principal towns on The Rio Grande.
were daily coming in 10 Corpus Christi,
and The probabilities Of hosIIllies were
daily decl casing.
Gen. Taylo, has spies constantly ran
eing The country 10 The Ro Grande, and
is promptly informed ot every movement
OF any Importance.
The Gull squadron is aow clulz'uS 10
the suu,hwarn. along The Mexican coast.
Gen. Fayio has despatched Capt. Full
ton oi The DraGUons with about forty
men. accompanied by the Lieutenant OF
Engineers. lO examins The country above,
ON The west bank oi the Nueces, and o.
Aqua Dulce, in order 10 select suitable
place for the encampmcnt. The troops
are in excellent health aud spirits.
The Brassos Planter thus speaks of The
agricultural prospects Of Texas at this
time. and The great inducements which
are held out 10 the adventurous and enter
: prlslDg To emigrale:
The Mea,nor is again fue for cotton
picking. and the crop in some parts OF
The country is better ,tan for years past.
Tue yield Of corn and poiatoes is album
dant, and those persons is the Uuited
s States whose prospects have been blight
ed bv drought would do well To emig graie
{ u Texas. W. have TAT cattle, rich lauds.
and ple,ily loseat and drink. il milk and
water would be taken as a substitute tor
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
From the Charleston Evening Ne,Os
The FoREIsN lNTtLIeEScE.

The Great Britain does not supply any
,n,,eriai adjiuous 10 our last acvIces, The
only Important feature of intelligence De-
ins the failure of the grain ami Potatoe
crops of Eufope, to a greater extent than
was .uuticipa,ed This will affect IN some
degree The moliied and commercial rela-
,ions on the other, aud measurabi3 lnia-
ence those relations OH this side Of The
Atlantic. ihe old lad, OF ihreadueui,-
street, having stores OF treasure IN iler
cutters, may submit 10 u drain WITHOUT Sc
riou, Inconvenience, but The result mus'
he some degree OF srlnsency III lhe mo-
neI market. The Investments being
large, both in England and on the CONT
nenl, in rail road enterprises, and much ol
the capital being raised on loans, pfoau-
cling extensive engagements, reae'ion
might. from panic, be precIp'laled, anu
tile recoii reach The commercial aud man-
ufacturing interests Que cou,eq .ence
seems inevitable from The scarcely oi ioou
in Europe. The ability generally oi the
Iaborlng CLASSES TO consume is only III the
ratio OF ll,eir purchasing power. Tins
will be of course limued by the scarcly
aud nigh price of food. The supply Oh
commodlirs of general consunpllon' he
Ing consequently, IN temporary excess
must leave propnriionase dullness anu de-
preston in lhe leading markets OF sale.
and in lhuSe branches ct business anu pro-
ductive industry dependent on them.
The poitical atmosphere abroad still
presents an unrutfled calm. no siSn dnpIo-
pilious 10 general rcpose Or al all 'ndira'
tive of the least Disturbance DeInS Visible
in the existing political relations oi Eu
rope. If The tendencies of peace are not
200 pow erlul for the passions OF war; The
great powers must be nursing lheir hcau-
ces aud pertecrlng Their arniamcits, III ah'
ticipalIuu of that great change IN The art
of delence Ut whIcn steam must Ultimate
ly beco he the parent. But under the
present. supremacy ol HE arts OF peace
the pubic ieel,rg oI Europe seems ad-
VERGE 10 war. The ties ul interest amoug
the nalious are stronger, apparently. lhan
schemes of conquest or projects of agSr"n-
dizrmsut among their rulers. Fne SYM
patnies OF trade appear, IN short. tempo
rarlly, al least, 10 have suppan'ed all
warl;he impulses. Peace has shed her
blrs sings longer over all Europe, since The
rreuty Of Vienna, lhan for auy equal Pc
riod which history chronicles, not except
ing thai which signalized The ministries ol
Sir Robert NaIpole aud Cardinal flrury,
deuomlualed in their day. Tie Two most
peace loving statesmen IN all Europe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

Frshet we had NOR, rain in
this re.iun then has fallen in lhe same
space of time for three or four y ars. IL
raiued alInnsl ince,saul,. aud grurrally
in torrents. from "Wednesday morning un-
I'll late at nisln on Salur'ial- four days.
The consrqu uces wns that the water
courses nvrrllnw ed their banks, a d did
sonr damage 10 bottom corn, though nol
much. Since then tho weather has neen
cool and bracing, and we understand there
has been a lille frost Iwu or three morn
insa-nol enough, h"" ever, injure vegria.
Iion,- GreeaUilt, Oci0be, IL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

part Of The Uni,cd States. They have
no sympathy MiihsNexico. aial5no connec.
lion except by arbitrary orders and gov
ernurs which more and&mure every das.
make the c0snexlGn odinus. All heir
trade is with ihe UnlIed S,a,es. They
like onr ps"ple; a.d Iiom iafereo. r-i.
with III, traders, have tnrmed li,r nigite !:
estimation OF the advantages OF lhr I'm
ion.
Horrid Murder.-A most aggravated
murder WIS committed on The body of
Mr.. Jacub Philips of Rutherford County.
North CnrnlIna. ON The night. of the 6IlI
inst. NJ Philips, il seens was on his
reI"rn from Spartanburs Vi!iaer, il being
Salr Day, and was found III half u mile
oI his own house lying dead. gwllhhis scufl
most desperately broken and maneltd;
Other bruises were found upon his person.
II IS reported his own Negroes have CON
lrssrd the cummissiuD Of the crime. Va
riOus are The rumors respecting the affair.
We srilI therefore refrain rrifw obtain
an authentic statement. Of lacls.-Sat Ian
burg. October Is.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

Sssoing Machine. most inseniou,
piece of mechanism has aIel, hrelI made
known To The publi. IN France. tie invrn-
tor uf which has been engaged! during the
last fifteen years ~ bringing il l. lis pres
eut sIalc Of perfection. II ~ Il sewing
mechint. plain in its details anG caIcnia
ted to reyoluliunize completely the arr oI
sewing. Ii will perform 200 III c rs n
the mIDuic-enlargo or cOnIrIcr i',t
stitches by the simple turn of screw -
lead the. needle along all the sinnu"s,lIrs
and irregularities Of the stuff % he sewrd.
without the least danger oI lear, whates
rr may be The texture Of the stuff, aud do
every part Of The sewing of coal, but
ton holes excepted. rhr invrnlo, is Vi
Is. Thimounier, aiIur al Amplepins,
Frauce.-N. Y. Mirror.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22
NeaU Orleans, Oct. y.
ELEVEN DAYS LArrs rnon Mnxrco

ELEVEN DAYS LArEh FROM Mexico
The Spanish brig Joaquin, bans'a.
master, arrived al this poIn' yesterday
from Vera Cruz, having sailed thence on
the 26lh ni Sept, usI eleven days after
tAe Us stea-As+p taatAls Rr4Heelna. Our files
are complete from the ci'y "f Mexico 10
the 2Drh uit., ard from Vera Cruz to lne
22d.
On lle 18th Gen. Herrera was formal
" proclaimed President of The Republic,
aud upon he morning OF tn,' 10th he took
The oath OF office, in The presence nl both
Houses Of Congress. assembled III the
Chamber of Deputies.-Butletin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

Santa Fe, Il is snlnrlimr ,onn TO be- a
very lmpnrIent question: whether Sanla
he Is made parlo OF The Uu"" with Texas.
This question HE people of Sanl. Fe IRE
a good deal excited ahnul; aud frou a
letter in The ST. Lnuis New Era, We per.
celve they are represented rs heing al
muaE unanimously IN favor Of becoming a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22
For the Aduertiser.
TEMPERANCE SONG.
AIR Ey not get.

Drluk nol now lis just The hour,
When Temp'rance like the genial shower,
That cheers the earth long parched with
droulh,
Aud BIDS it smile from Norhto South,
ltevlvlng field and hedge.
10 save and bless the drunken man,
Tue gallant few who first began, sz
Suun lorm'd a husl wllhbanners streaming,
DS D,unkurds from their cups redeeming:
Go ON, Go on. !.
For here III all our happy land, a.
Luu there be luund u0bler band,
rhun those who sign The pledge.
Mod 'rale drinkers stop and think.
E'.e Yet you lake anulher drink;
If you'd avoid lie drunkard'sgrav
o! pause III time y urselves 10 save:
You slandsupun It's edge. !.
Fr0m muu'rale drunk is traced the birth
0l every drunkard, now on earth;
Then niner fly yourselves denying.
And 10 the Pledge" your frsiiaPPlyire !
y sigu! - slsn!! -,
For where in all our happy land,
Can there DC lnuud nOber band,
inau lhuse who sisa The pledge 9
Dnuuka,ds lusi to sense of shame.
II ,ou'urelreve your honesi name,
y! usl The nquor from your lip,
Nul dare me poIs'nous cupto sip,
For ,Ipplus. YOU viii die.
Come slgn {. The pledge" thou bloated
worm, So. lss ~
An. from this uour, date Thy reform
For mnen the MUD has once consented,
Tie deed viii uever be repenled:
Os,gu! . sign!
For here IN all our happy land,
Can ,netr be iuuuia :obleE band,
rnan those VINO sigu The pledge
Friends of Temperance, one and all,
Come join Tie chorus. great and smal2, 81
Uuiurl your banuer-letiit float
Ger every land and sea remote,
Till all the world is ours. S. ~
Ye ladies' fair, come join The song,
IL anthems loud thelheme prolong:
Til those tclio sign, with voices che. erlngs
That fortune crowns the perseyering;
Go on! Go on.
For where in all our happy land,
Can ,eete he found a uobler band,
Than those who sign The pied
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

RAIN AND CoLD " EaTHER.-Sirce the heavy
fall of rain which, recently took place. ih"
weather became very cold aud uncomiorlabl"
for the season: We have had bleak winds and
pretty severe irosis On Monday last there
was very heavy fall Of rain at this place.
which continued throughout the day and night.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

On Il rursday night. the 9ln lust. We
had IL rain such as ~ have mol rexprrIencrd
for several years. The Greeks ""vr been
hishet than they have since The May
FreshcI in 1910, aud VT learn thar con-
siderable damage Nas been done !" mills
and bridges in The disliirl.-Pendiefon
Octobsr;l7.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

During Inc last week, we have had an
abundance oI rain, more perhaps '"r l"rl.r
months preceding; The coms"qnenr" WAS u
tremendous rise in the " ter Cuurses. Il
ing considerable damages 'o'he u"SaIir
red crops on lowlands. breaking mIl da 5
&c &r. On Monday Tn' stay. ond
Wrhnrsda, la,I We had considerable
frost, hu, ", have not learned Ilit any
damage Of consequence us hr"G done I"
yegela,Io,, Anderson October IL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

Heather There have some very wash
ins rains of lale. aud The water courses
have become in places. two full Ia cross.
The Columbia Mail WAS detained day
on account of it. Frost and clear sky has
succeeded, aud fires are indispensable 10
comlorl.-Spantanburg October Is.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22
CoLuaBus G.. Oc.. II.


The Electi0n.-As " expected, Gear
gla has gunc lnr tn, Wings. by . lnajorl',N
Of 1850 This result is. prrh tps. more
owing 1" the personal popularity "' Gov
Crawf0rd n he advantage gi7tn him
owe, n, npp'nr0l by his 9fhrial paIFg"
age, lnan any thing else. and is moi To ie
taken a> evIdrnc. of the greater nGnerl-
cal strength III The Wings over the Dem,
ocrals The laIer can never be- brought,
in all their ma'.sty, 10 lhr polls. save IN
contest like that of last year, when they
were twice victorious And indeed their
yer, triumphn III ln" successive baules was
followed by calm Indifference an,l over.
much confidence, that has elped to give
victory tin, time To their mnre active al
versalie-. w have majority IN the
Sc: ATE u three. aud the Wings will prob
ahs h,v,' 8 ~ 3 majority III the House.
ihis co al tavr been prevrnt d had
the rct,ir;ti, drrnnrra'Ic c0un,Irs Ot Pu
.la-kn WniAtr. Butts and Jasper. each
,,nr drn"cratic ,:'ember iuSead nj
Wing! Wrii! There is M help now
inr he disaster. Better luck uexI time,
perhaps J. Democrat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

Trial and Sentence The lhree nesrnes,
Friday, Harvey and Isaac. belonging tn
Alexander Fur-ylh, Who murdered J"hn
B"vllI, Jaiur Of Chrsrrr6eI" District, and
hroke out of Jail, have beeu tried. found
guilty, aud sentenced 10 he hung OH he
lasl Friday IN November nexl.-lbid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22
CHERAw. Ocl. IA


Rain-Within week pas'. u greal
quantity of rain has fallen in this place as
well as throughout The AdjareuI country.
This lnc has Afforded pleasure 10 our rili-
zens generally, and our merchants par
ticularly. Many had begun 10 despond,
and fears were enl, rlained that it would
bea length of time brfDre there would he
la-soMeient q-antily- Of a,er+insthe. E fee
Dee river, which has been very low for
some months past. to allow the passage
of steam hoaIs bel u cen this place. George
town aud Charleston. But Ihe,e fears
have proved gruunhless. aud for several
days past We have frequently heard the
remark, "the river has risen" aud sc
are now pleased 10 say thai ii is in navi
gable condition for sieam bnaIs. several
of which are on their way 10 this place.
Ireishted ~ih quantities of go"ds in' our
merchants. Their arrival will b. insiru
mental in giving an impetus In business,
aurl rcpenIsh the siurks in rrndr If ous
merchants, most of whom have "rJ-r-'i !"
great quantity Of gunds, suitable '"r 'li'.
market.
The rise in The river has done sone
damage to the crops in The low lan'ls, oval
To no very serious eXrenl.-Ga=,tte.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

Georgia Eleciion.-George w. Crawford is
reelected Governor of the State of Georgia
In the legislature the Wings. it is said vii!
have majority in The House of Representa-
lives. and the Democrats in the Senate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

Atarccent meeting "f,he Mechanics Wash
ingtonian Snciery, Thomas II. Pope, Esq nv
request made an address. which wn. quite ap
propria,c the occasion. and was followed by
Judge O'Neall " b" spoke in his usual happy
manner. A very respectable audience of Ia.
dies and gentlemen were present
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

The Court Of Common Plens.-Court was
adjourned BY Judge O'Neall on Friday even,
ing. Several cases OF Importance were finally
disposed Of but, the docket was SO large that
many conld not he tried. An extra Court vii.
be held on The fourth Monday in February next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

Post Masters vii please ob>ervr The
folIuwin. "xtrar, from me Post Office
Law:
Deputy P.,rmasrers will uoi, allon
new spapers 10 he read in their office, bN
persons 10 whom they are MOI addresse
nor lend them out To such in any case
mltllunl rhe permission of Tie owners"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

THE EDeEFIELD MECHANICS WASH
inglonian Society, will meet on Monda.
evening heyt.
The public generally are invited TO at
lend.