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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27
Not Licensed.

TO Keep Drugs andMedicines or wetGro-
ceres. But have license TO keep a larger
and better assortment Of Goods 10 sell cheap
er than is sold Ivy aRy other man in theCoun-
ty Dead or Alive apply TO
w. S. JOHNSON.
May 25 1916.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

Sheep Shears and Wool Irvine.
A nice article Of Shears and Twinc for
sale by w. S. JOHNSON.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

IOpieces Cashmere de Lame. 200 do. of Mus
lind. Lame 20 do. Bingham, do Drab Mo-
reene, Just received by w. S. JOHNSON.
July2l, 1876.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

w. P. Russell, Middlebury; A. P
Roscoe & H. o. Smith, New Haven; &c;
w. Parmee, Bristol; w. T. Eliot & I. e
Smith, Monkton; F Huntington, Vergenns
w. S. Brown, Addison; Frost & Rider, G
Searls & Co, p. Fletcher & Son, Bridport
Wright Il Bush, Shoreham; o. w. Barn
ham, Lincoln: B. F. Haskell, Cornwall
Royal Flint, Hancock; Joseph Simons
Whiting.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27
I2I Cents a BOX.

And thew are warranted to be better, in al
resnects than snv other Pills in the market.
what ever may be their price,
They have cured where cure seemed quite
;mnossible they have restored to health humid
rrds who had long langushed on beds of pain
thew have operated like charm, when all other
medicines failed to give relief; they have given
comfort to the afflicted, and hope to the dos
pairing; they have removed the ills of the young
and given back youth to the aged. Indeed,
they seem to possess the properties ascribed by
the alchemist of former days to that ELIXIR, tina.
SOVEREIGN BALM, that conqueror of infrmities,
to discover which they passed long DAYS and
nights Of labor and study.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18
From the South Carolinian.
RAIL ROAD MEETING IN NEW
BERRY,
Neacbcrry, Noe. 1st.

fcU6crry, NOE. lst.
"A meeting OF the citizens of Newber'
ryis District, was called at.the Court
House, on Wednesday, the lst for the
purpose Of appointing delegates TO the
Rail Road meeting at Greenwood on
the Ii inst, and to the Convention al
Anderson on the 10th OF this Month.
F5Dr. 6. w. Glenn was called to he
chair. The meeting Was organi2.d, and
addressed by Mr.. Dravton Nance, Col.
P. Caldwell and Col. Simeon Fair.
Thesremalks of these gentleman urged
upon the people the necessity Of being
numerousIy and well represented in the
country Convention. They pointed to
the fact that the excilemcn,hasl become
general, and the interest felt, intense, in
the upper districts in this noble enter
prise. AbhcvillG had become aroused
on the subject, and ,..c delegation ap-
pointed by her to Anderson Was large
and efficient. Another fact Of great
importance TO the district, 100 was that
other routes ,llan the one originally con.
templa,cd seemed to be under conside.
ration, and the question was no longer,
whether or not We shall have road !;
Eur through what section OF country shall
il pass.
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!. For de ldeerlsIse,,:: =
RAIL ROAD nj EEfrfNG.,

A very respectable. neutrality-suspicious. of
the citizens Of A bbeviIle Dislrict.met.ipur-:
suant TO public notice al, Greenwood oa,
the l2,h inst. 10 discuss the propriely aud
practicablily of connecting Greenyllae 'I,,le.
and Charleston by Rail Road.
The meeting was organized by calling
DR.. +. g. Thomas 10 the chair, and S.'f.
Cain, to act as secretary.
The chairman explained the object ol
the Meeting; and sci forth in strong and
forcible LIGHT the advantages to he expec'
ted FROM the proposed enterprise. lie
showed, how it would benefit the asricul-
turis,. by diminishing his expenses, and
by enhancing the value Of This property
and especially of his real estate. fle also
pointed outi its advantages 10 The State. by
putting stop TO emigration, and by caus
Ing an increase in our population. !
would make the State flourish and bios
som as The rose.
The meeting was then addressed in a very
able and affective manner by Gen. w
Thompson of Grcenville; Col. S. Fair
Thos. Fl Pope and P C. Caldwell Esq'
of Newherry; and DR.. Barrett, ard Joe
SmithEsqs. Of Ahbeville.
+ On motion of Mr.. Smith, the following
resolutions were adopted. aa d.
RESOLVED, That three delegates be ap
poiuIed by the chair 10 attend the Ander'
son Convention on Monday lhe 10Th inst.
and to cooperate with The delegation up
pointed at previous meeting al Abbevlllt
Court House.
Resolred, That it is the deliberate opinion
this meeting, That the citizens Of Able.
Vile District, will subscribe Two hundred
thousand dollars. 20 the contemplated Road
provided i, runs west Of the Saluda Ri
vcr, through Abbeville Dislrici.
As Committee under the first resolu'
tion. the chair appointed Messrs. a
Waller, G.. Smith and John Cochran, or
motion i, was resolved, That The procee.
dings of this meeting be published in The
EdseGld Advertiser aud Ahbevile Banner
Ii. G. THOMAS.
Chairman.
S. V. CAIS, Sec.
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Correspondence Of the Charleston Courier.
WASHINGTON, Nov.7.

There have been here some rumors as
10 change of Cabinet, since he Inst whig
triumphs in Ncw- York and elsewhere. il
has been very confidently said, that The
President would like 10 exchange Mr..
Marcy for MI. Calhoun in The war depart.
msul ii is not probable that any thing
vii! come from it, For Mr.. Carhoun, even
if finviisI, and much urged by the gov
ernmcn', would hardly accep, any office a,
present. His couIsels in The Senate will
be highly important III regard 10 the ques-
lions Of finance and of the wa.; that are so
soon TO come heforc that body. Ills chance
for the Presidency If he looks to il, as suile e
suppose, will be increased by his remaining
in the Senate. The idea is very prevalent
that Mr.. Calhoun will he candidate fnr
the Presidency in 1913, whoever may be
the nominee of the democratic Convention
and that he will, very probably. come
before the House Of Representatives as
one Of he three candidates, from whom
the choice will be made. 9 ,.s..t.,. -.
Some suppose that The wings will not
agree upon Il candidate, and will run Mr..
Clay. Mr.. Websrer.and Mr.. John Mclean.
Two members Of Congress have already
declared for Clay. viz : Mr.. r. IngersolI
and aIr. Frelrick ToIlmadse aud some
demonstration have been made, in several
of the States, in favor Of Mr.. Webster and
Mr.. Mclean. a,if72e
The prospect Of peace with Mexico
increases, according to the opinion oil many.
The Mexican government will make peace
on reasonable terms, as il is won he
leved and as 10 the Mexican people,
they desire it on any terms. ''''E
+, ..s'i, 'Nov.IO.
We had rumors here yesterday, that
both Michigan aud Iowa had gone fol The
wings, hut tits probably untrue asio Mich.;
igan.s We! shall soou know. 1t is evident
that great discontent with the. present ad-
minislaiion exists through all The northern
and north western States. The new tariff
may have some ipfluence, and The veto Of
The harbor bill atleast as much morea The
adjustment of the Oregon question dlsap..
pointed some, and the Mexican war dis.
pleases orhers.a It;wil mol be surprising
should the wings control the. House oil
Represenlaiiyesin the next Congress, H.
will rather be a matter OF surprise if they
should moi. Even,in lhe present Congress,
with nominal msIorily offifty-eistii. ihs I
administration could not carry all their
sf' -s2E91si''a af!i ota9i ed
3 The message at keopeuiugaof the a.
session, will, silIt,unders,and,e d
speak;decidedly ipifayot Of the principles
apd,delails OF the new tariff of lS46., IThe,b !
present administration have determined TO-
stand or fall upon that measure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18
I, being now TOO late in tie day for

any further operations, signal was made
for return 10 anchorage, and thus ended
Sthis bloodess combat, bloodles not
because each and every man of US
would not have shed our hearts best to
have gained the day, not because our
plan ofallack was not good, or thatwe
were NOT properly led, but because
Providence has provided the enemy
with such natural defences as cannot be
overcome by naval attaek7will' such
means as Com. Conner has at his dispo-
sal. The McLane is an abou'lnable
abortion, TO make usefofsyonr ovn
word) drawing TOO much water to be
serviceable, and with not sufficient pow
er TO drive her over three and hall
knots an Ilour-but il is due 10 Captain
Howard tc say that as soon as he got his
vessel ahoat again he pIoffered to make
another attempt 10 pass the bar, but the
Commodore declined, as it was now too
late in The afternoon.
There remains ono way to take TINS
Alvarado, and mark any words, 1t Will
bc done beforc many weeks; mcanShllc
we must expect to be severely handled
BY the newspapers at home, and by
people who expect us to accomplish i'm.
possibilities and gain glory on field
where none is TO be won-allhou5h no
man, with Two ideas in his head, who
witnessed our recent drfca, can attribute
blame to any one.
On the night of the 10Th inst. the
three steamers, cutter Forward, schooner
Boniro, Recfrr and Tonala, under
command Of Com. Perry, left Anton
Lzardo for an attack on Tobasco. On
the morning of the 17rh the Mississippi
made a prize of the American bark
Coosa, Cap. Ilickling, offthe Alvarado
river, and sent her into this place on sus-
picion of her being about TO land her
cargo on the Mexican coast. This yes
sci was clearedsfrom New Orleans on
the 81 insl.afor Havana, by Mcssrs Wy.
lie g. Eean, WiiilIs 6D05bales, ofcotton,
pul up iNs2oo pound bales, and there
appeaIs good easonsi ID suppose that il
wi was Isl inteaded for Alesica. She will
Sal for your sl port on the 27ll, in charge
Of Passed lIidsIip Bdrrci, son oil
one fsyonr former s0lieetors.
o=day another nrize, the iucatan
'Escnoo E Telegrafos' arrived from from
j jssI ibasco eailiensSon the 23d,Tsand
Erap piorfs aie feet Standing OF The land
waiting fors sWeaihersio go into the river
Il Tlafsil vessels are here dlsclIar.
gings coal Steamers, bark Everon ,
and NJ oigsii DIX, briss Abrasia and and
/ Jnan Carllsag Sschooners Regina Hill
fnff.a A'lnaLltier vessel having
lost her rudder on her passage from
New Orleans to BTazus Sanliagos was
blown down here, and her coal has been
made use Of by Com. Connor. A>o,
schooners Poltia from New Orleans and
Titus from New Havana. with supplies
for the squadron. Yours,
r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

1--WE omitted 10 s,ase in our last that the
Minutes Of the Edge6eld Baptist Association
q were we're ready for delivery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

tgiaThe Legislature Of South Carolina will
assemble at Co!umbia. on Monday next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

safhufsii5f,.isshere;S 4; the remnins 81 him Who
had 50 ofien borlie alofl orr county Stag
lin triumph. were consigned lo,tllelfSllaat sS. !!
resting place. = 80 "a =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

Tile Medical ColLfge IF Gcorgia
We were unable to attend tIf
regular Introductory lecture of Pro-
trssor Dugas on Monday however, WI
learn from The Chronicle aaa Sentinel
that "t was characterized by IigI
order of merit. The order, classification
and style were lucid, comprehensive and
superior"
a large audience w.rc present, ol
both ladies' and gca,lrmah, who were
highly pleased with tho exercises Of the
day.
Yesterday we attended the Introduce
tory Lecture by Professor Paul T. Eve
at the College. We noticed that there
were about eighty young men present,
who lave commenced their course Of
lectures at this Institution. We are
glad to see that orr Southern Colleges
are getting to be popular; justly so, tto o,
as all persons who wish 10 excel in IA
Southern climate should be instructed
by Southern Practitioners.
Dr.. Eve pronounced his Inlroducio-
ry Lecture with much force and elo>
quence, giving his hearers an enlarged
and extensive view Of the profession into
which they were about to enter.
We ATE not much skilled in the use
Of the knife upon living flesh, but VIC
should judge from the evidences that
The lecturer was we'll versed in his
branch of duties. During the progress
Of the Lectures we shall make it con-
venien, to call over again and hear the
other learned gentleman who are con-
nected with this MISUNDERSTANDING
Republican. -
Mledgeuille Manufacturing Compauy.
This Company. organized the las,
Spring. will SOM be realizing the reward
oftheir enterprise. The building has been
completed for several weeks, and The ma
chinery, wiib every thing necessary for
p'cSSSS " S'eS'""
within il. Ina few more weeks, this.
nianulactory will be in active operation.
The machinery isto be propelled by s,eam,l
and soon it will be demonstrated in Georgia,
as it has been elsewhere, that steam power
is as profitable and safe in The manufacture
ofColton, as wafer power. This Company
will employ about one hundred and fifty
operatives when every thing is fairly set
10 work, and will give newlife to o'our:town.
The consumption ofCotton wilimake our
market a.more, desirable one tolhe SUR
farmers, than il has been for a
fewsye past. In many other. points.
too, we Look upon il as an entering wedge.
10 a greatly future increase Of bdsiaess.-
There is scarcely county IN Georgia
where more idle capital can be found than
nbBaiawin, and we have scarcely a>doubti
that much of fahis,wiIbbeinyested hereafter
n similar establishmen.s.-Georgia Jour.
nat. )
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

I'VE are indebled 10 the Hamburg Jour
g.naI, for an extra containing important news
from Mexico. E.ZVf 'is z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

ess.We are indebted ,o1D.2J. M'Cord, Esq
4tsor acopy;or,an article en'i'led ''Nr. Cal
hoan ahdrhe Mississippi" published in the
"fIas, Number Of the Southern Quarterly
Review, We have not had leisure yet TO
pcruse This article, bu. will do SO as soon
sa possible. 800.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

Ns,s Pdper-We have received. the
two tiss, numbers Of q paper called the
asumier Banner" edited by W. J. Fran
els. II a weekly sbeetof neat appearance
aud contains valuable original and select.
= ed matter, The principles Of this paper
. are Democratic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

.Rerolu.ionin Cdnlpeachy.--A revolution
~, has taken place 10 Campeachy, one d Of the
II, n. Mexican States. and pronunciamento was
saii, ,nadetonahe;25,h, of October. 1, recies
@sE,haf4he people have received nothing from
7sd'thsitt tfnls.slb6, series Of calamllies, Al
though they have enjoyed three years Of
rg.a psaee.i they are still bur,hened with the
ha edebyiineufredli lhelast campaign. They
o. have perfectedhno political 4systemltade,i
giEsquaie to- their requirements. THE true
and faithful friends o ,asir country have /
not obtained the enjoy nept af those bless.
&. .gsipesafoEav biche,hey ,ookiupp arms;lahey
hayesssenpoMer' 'engrossed i'd she' bands
ef,hoss who in The critical moments Of
,he country, took sidesaeainst the cause Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

81 COT, Eremoni. i.zgs A letteh from Monterey
opl The Paci6c,. TO. the edittof f.lbe Hlex-
andfias Gazette. asledp july 20tha, estales
that Col. Fremont s party. ;nnabsfing
about200,, afrivsb there onths 10th tJuly,
hayiug!had some hasi fighting with Mex
leans and Indians.;i The writer Describes
them as heing most. hardy AND daring SEE
sntendid ymaJksmsns eating
nothingSbutm meat; apd always sleeping on
,lhe ground i1ibsopsn al affi, a 4 blaaE sssand
their saddle fofa lpillSw, and ti,eH rhe bY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

- a. y 'tsss.4s 81 S''t5r' 'UcI. fOU, ~
1.-THE imposirgceremony of re-interring
the remains Of The gallant Decatur yester.
day, was one; ;oflhe most impressive scenes
over witnessed. in our. city. The brave
deeds Of that noble hearted patriot, com.
bined with tbs national feeling which our
forcing affairs have afoused in The hearts Of
the eople.IcOIspiied' .makeita gorgeous
and impressive spectacle, speaking 20 the
higher feelings oftthe human heart while
it;altfac,ed iheipterestof The senses. i The,
cropse had on the previous day sbeeE
deposited at The residence Of Maj. Twiggs,
Of The q. s.. Marine. al the. Navy Yard.
and al 10 O'Clock, A. W., was placed idi
the procession which moved through some
of our principal streets to 81. Peter'e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

The. Weaiaer.--For several days during
The past week, the weather was open and
\ beautiful and there was a .blandness III
the atmosphere, which was delightful
Upon the wsole, we have gever seen a
more favorable Fall for gathering the crops
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

Late from Gibraliar!,--Thes Ship Gsston,
which has arrived at Newly Yofk aarom
Marselles and Gibraltar. reporls,ibats on
The l0thof October. the dsy afsailiug from
The latter place. there wa salute Aired
from the lown ofAlsesiras, jig honor n, the
Royal marriages. which, ,g;asl 10 haIH,elstaken I,l q
place on that day al Madrid. Grsatex-
element existed al Gibraltar among sthe
English residents, andimJch. bad feeling
wasexpressetf'' 'gsipst The Ffenehaf afsa tavas
said That war would be declaredbya Great
Britain assoonsas the marriag getooks place.
Tie Britishsquadron had sailed fen Gadiz,
to take onIboasd the British Ministry, who
had lef5 Madrid and 4 Che FfsRse iss! vas
said lo Be iespecled aaily 90 Giil6Saltairi Iil ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Making an Odd EFello,O.-QuiIo an
the Court of Common Peas of this Dis
tricr. Ii appeared that party OF mis-.
chievous Sand Hill wags persuaded an
indnlenl fellow named Barreutlne, that br
could get rid of the necessity ur working
II he would consent To let them make
him an Odd Fellow: thai the Order"
in Columbia would allow him twenty fiv.
duIIars a quarter for life. when he wa>
iuiliateG, wa, 10 he done by brand
ing! The persuasions of hIs comrades
and The prnspect Of ease and compare
live aLllurncc Influenced lhe sill ~ fellow
TO submit TO the operation, which was
done III ii most harbarous mauner with
common cattle brand with The letter +
and diamoud nn il applied 70 The fles'Iy
parr of his body srren times The fellow
isa!ed III his eyience that The fist applI
cation Of the brand hu:i 50 much that he
hcngcd them TO 'le>isl. but they inld hun
taat unless il was well done he could mol
pass examination. When cross question:
cI by the defendants COUNSEL, with an
implied doubt of The truth Of hi- evidence,
he offered To exhibit Tho reality itself III
confederation. hut his IIunor The Judge
said he wouId dispense with that sort of
testimony. The Iacl, however. was es
tablislled 10 the satisfaction of the Cnuri
by other testimony. The perpetrators of
The outrage were found gully, hui ap-
p"alcd from the verdict Of the jury
SOntherR Chr,niclc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
CGLIrMnIA March Is

CoitOa.-Since our last report there
has been quite II revival in the prirr of
Cotton, owins, rIohahy. 10 rhc certainty
that the crop will fall short Of what it was
last year. Very linie h,wcver. is cnming
INTO this maikcr. We quote general sales
within the last few days. NJ from Ga ~ S
cents; small .nl however brought s | S.
Cora.--ThiS arrric is retailing out of
the storrs at 81 TO 81 cls.-S0 cents by
weights aud S5 by measure. Coun,r,
corn readily brings 80 cents out of the
wasons.--Columbiu Chronicie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
GSsasgsaes'GQaH.

HAMBURG, hlarcE IS.
C"tion.-Since our last review of the
market for lis article. there was Il good
dcmauh, until within The last Two or three
days, when il became somewhat dull,
aud bn!ders now fnd il more dfficrlt to
sell alta reduction of an Is to Ic. on
TIC rates current in the latter rarl of lasl
week. We know III no cause for this
reduction in price. unless it NAV lie al
Iribu'rd To he large qnaurIry Offering for
sale, a great lIaEy planters having been
brought in hv III. id'c advance in prices,
ana mn>I of ltrm disguised to sell al going
rates. WE ordinary to ui,l,IIing,
81 !" g. niidlinS lar to lair, G3 10 n /:
fully fair 'osnod lair, q! To Il choice, s
cents.
ProriSioni.-ln this line VIC have no
change III prices, lur which VIC refer tp
guurall1ns.
The Rirrr.-Wc have now good
s'eanlhoat river. and we arc pleased ~
Sc" good qIauliiy Of COTTON shipping bv
bouts direct 10 Chnilcsion.-R Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

GrQnittrfis Nvnujucturcng Company.
We learn from tie Charleston Courier,
that the Company have determined 10
proceed Immediately 10 building sui'a-
able structure for li:cir Hanuiacory, To be
of slnne OF brick, having abundance Of
ma,eria! on The spot for either modes of
building. the house TO be 500 feet by 62 ;
they have now ahsui tuhy hands engaged
ia digging the cnuaI. ni"kiug dams aud
erecting saw mills, inlrn'!ins In cut their
oWn ilnbrr TOR he crcrinu, rot only ol
their lacnry houses, hut ne entire village.
They intend also 10 make contracts for
the machinery as SOON as practicable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Court Of Ccmmoa Pieas.-Ih" Court
Of Commor Pleas Tor Rlchlaud District,
CLOSED its sil,igS !or Alnrch Term. on
Thursday last. after sc>s!ou Gi ten days.
His lEornr J. 3. O'Ncall, wliose indera-
iigabc Industry aud perseverance are well
known, has lett i prcuy clean docket be.
hind him. There were one hundred and
TWO cases on The Issue Docket for adjudi
cation. eighty four OF which have been
disposed of, and eighteen were continued
over TO tiie ncxi term. Several Sta'e ca
ses were also tried, All ,lis following
sentences passed:
Dicey Keen, for selling liFEor 10 ne
srucs without license, ,wU s,-SlG0
fine aud one uonlll!s Imprisonment Oh
each.
Alexander Keenan,, on one case f"r
siuuor wi,Eeui license, and TWO cases for
nca,o tradins.-Iwo months Imprisonment;
a,nl $500 fue.
w. S Wood. Cor assault, aud battery
on R. HawIey, $40 frc aud TWO weeks
Imprisonment.
!, /. Ii. Coleman was called TIP for SEN
,ence.-on "a verdict against him, found
in March Term, 1915. for gaming ani
keeping gaming house which lie an
licipatcd by presenting the Gortrnor's
PARDON, dated in November las'.-!SvuM.
ern Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

NH7 lLLbr let to the lowest bidder, at Edge:
Wv field Court House. on the First Mon
day in April next, the building of Br dge
across Horns Geek. where The FIVE no:ched
road crosses said Creek. The Bridge to be one
hurdle d and twenty-five feet long clear Of but:
mcnts. and il.e butmcnts TO he made by The
undertaken. The Bridge and but,neu,s to be
well built. and of good materials, aud warran :.
rdto be kept in good repair for the term Of
seven years from That date
G"nd aud good secu'i,y will be required
upon the warruntee when the Bridge j, re
ccived.
March i AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
GGhia,es W%ses Room.

FHNilE SuhscrIhef respectfully mforms
u his friends aud The public at large.
that he will continue 10 carry on tIe CAB
lNEF MAKING BUSINESS. in all its
various branches. at his shan on The cross
sireet leading to Rev. w. b. Jubason's.
Repairing done with nea,ness and des-
patch. and funerals attended 10 of ihe
shortest notice, and oil The most reasona-
bic !lrEs JACKSON COVAR.
February Is 81 4