Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-21
5rf We refer our readers 10 another lette

/ wards The. air became qnite cool.
TJ Wersfer our readers TO another letter.
4 .of our regular and esteemed correspondent
q. Saluda, !, which we publish to day. In com.
mon.wi,h his other letters, which have been
spread before our readers duublessit it will be
found fall Of finterest.s We learn from some
sSotherletters wlichwe have seen, that the South
Carolina. Georgia and Alabama Regiments,
which, are attached to General Qnitman's bri-
gade, were ordered. immediately after the sur.
render of Vera Cruz. to proceed to Alvarado,
town onlile sea coast abou! thirty miles south
7 Of Vera Cruz. Il was supposed that it would
surrender with. little opposition. The Palmet'
10 Regiment was generally. ,ng good condition /,
though the me,!had suffered much from heat
and fatigue, and dthe want Of sufficient clothing.
Daniel Rebster. This distinguished man
niill shortly visit South Carolina. He will
soon reach Columbia. where he will be the
guest Of the Hon. W. C. Preston, President Of
the South Carolina College. He has never
before visited South Carolina.
Tnade Of Caarlsston.-'Ve copy from the
Charleston Mercury, an article upon the in
cIeasing prosperity Of that city. We are heart
lily reioced to hea, that the trade Of Charleston
during the present season, has greatly increas.
ed The importing aud;who!esale houses, we
are informed, ehave done very heavy business.
Some Of these have sold several thousand dol
lars worth Of goods day, fora certain time, to
country merchants, and others We have no
doubt from all that we have heard. that there is
room in, Charleston, for other wholesale hous-
es, and we hope 10 hear Of other establishments
during the next winier.sg The prosperity of
Charleston is identified with that ofthe State,
generally and should be;a source of satisfac-,
tton to us allat u sssala . n - = 1
y s;sssfsslaS --ss-.------s Ia e;i fias &
Inconseqnence Of: ,he,recene death of2JoHs;
S.JETsRa Esq.,!i IA Meeting ofaihe Bartof This
place. was this morning held, iEaha Court
House, which was orgaIizsd by the appoint-
Inentof.hs Hon. IA! VI. BorpEas Chairman.a
md N. aiGaiFffs. Esq ssscre,afy, Tie obs
plaiasd 5yahe cliaiTs
IMAM ma few brief Ie,nssks, ia The course OF
which ne sci forth ma sirikin 8 MI nner, those
qnnIities q the decreased, which had gwen him
high character; ;and iensured;b him success in his
profession ess33&23Ss dsG. -sEiss
3 j. P..iCarroll, Esqf., offered the following
resolutions, swhi;h were secondedsby James
Terry, ESQ., and unanimously allopted:HQ aa'
l. Resolred, That we regard with the live'>
lies sensibli;y and regret, the death Of our pro-
fsssioGal brother. JoHs s. JkrER, Esqr, that in
him the. community have lost a ran, hlameless
in all his domestic relations; man distinguish.
cd throughout life by his incorruptible probity,
by the warmth and fidelity ofhiS attachments,
by his manly frankness and independence, and
by bis elevated disdaiu of every thing thar sa,
vured ofinsinceri,y,o arti6ce;s a man whose
strength ofwill and innate character, secured
10 hima a reputable aposition in his profession.
and prosperous career through life. and whose
noble qualities inspired universal confidence
and respect: '.,.'-.-y', s''.a .s.;''s p 't5
2 Rssotusd, That in token Of our sincere
respec, for the memory Of the deceased, we
will wearupon the LEFT arm, the usual badge Of
mourning, for tbs. space Of thirty days.
8. Resoloed. That as nnimperfect expression
of our sympathy with his bereaved family, in
their affection, copy of these resolutions be
sent ostheem. :' s4'jsf's esszi1 2a,R-a
GnimSaon 81 F. H. waidlaw. ESD. i. WIS
resolved, that The proceedings OF this meeting
be published 10 the Edgefeld Advertiser.
.soijss A.1P. BUTLER, Chairman.
q N. L. GRIFFIN. Secretary. E,sara g
Edge6eld c.. a., 10th April ls47.
Pipes MOT Bag.pipes, ofwhicl, in a pre-
vious number, we said something. Bu, do
mes,ic ToSacco Pipes, made in Edgefeld Dis.
tlict, BY Lady. We saw lately a. tho store
ofthe Messrs. PEss,. in this place, basket full
Of beautiful claydPipes, manufactured in our
District. Not one these pipes was precisely
~ like the other, but all bear considerable re-
semblahce; showing plainly that they were of
the same family. On every one Of them, was
cut a flower or vine. To all lovers OF the glo-
rious Tobacco weed, we recommend the pnr.
chase Of a supply Of these pipes, and we will
.oo,,reS S,te,,, tonod snokjnu We ora aI,vav,