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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23
STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRlCT.
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY
DY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
lid Of Edgeheld Districts
Whereas, John .Trapp, hath applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chauels. rights
and credits Of Caroline Kempi late of the
.Distict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite aad admou-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, to he and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, to be holden al Edge
field Court House, on The 7th day Of July
next, to show cause, it any, why the
said administration shoultl,not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this The
18th day of June, in The year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for
tys seven, aud in The seventy irs, year oil
American Independence.
: JOHN. HILL, o, E. D.
eJune % 2tS2 y
an.TRe friends Of JAMES sPANN, Esdr.
respectfully announces sbima as a candidate ior,
the Office Of Tax Collector, atthe ensuing eec:
s,ion. april14 Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

The Aiken and Edgefeld Rail Rood
The Hamburg Journal of the 18th inst.
savs:- -" We learned few days since
from gentleman from EdseEeld, that the
stock in this enterprise had all been taken;
or in other words that sufficieucy ofpar-
gent had been promised to completed the
structure. and that it is highly proba BILE
that the Road will now be huilr.-lJid. .
We are in the dark upon this subject
Ed Edge. Ady.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

General Tom Thumb.-This celebrated dwarf,
after travelling in Europe, and making large
sums ofmoney, returned not long since 10 the
United States, and has continued to acquire
plenty Of the dollars: 1t is said he is going to
be married to little creature nearly about tho
size of hmself He has had the singular felci-
ty Of KISSING more charming ladies than any
other specimen Of man during the present age.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Mcu York-We find in an exchange paper,
the following curious particulars about.the an
cient history of New York. Twenty-four dol.
lars purchased the whole city Of New York,
two hundred and twenty years ago. The
streets were first paved in 1916. In I'LL, n
slave market was established iii Wall street.
The first stage route, between New York and
Boston, was established in l732-tme fourteen
days, from city to city. In l745, the first coach,
belonging to Lady Murray, was driven in New
York. The city was anciently called New Am.
sterdam In modern tunes it is often called
Gotham. If has other names we do not know
them. The oldest lruttree OH the continent, tits
said, is the "Stuyvesaut Pear Tree" now in
full bloom in the upper part of the city, third
avenue and thirteenth street. 1t was brought
from Holland in 1647, planted in the country
near New Amsterdam, and is now at least, two
hundred years old.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23
III Office.

Notice.
A Ii those indebted to the estate of David
IA r. Husling, dec'd., are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having demands
to present them. properly attesled'
JOHN TRAPP, administrator.
iune % At ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Cannibal;sm.-According to the Baltimore
Clipper, MIR. Webster, while in Richmond
Virginia, was invited to pariake ola public SIN
ner, rendered to him by the citizens. A very
good dish, doubtless.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Edscfeld's having as"smalL chunk" of Al
,RailsRoad;through The piney woods, JUST
for her o,on accommodation. We hopesands
trust Mr.. Editor, that your brotheI:of the
Journal, will speedily recover. from4lhats
state of feverish excitement, whichille.Wass
evidently laboring under, when heswrote$
that column of advice TO the peopleEof
.Edgefed, aud we will give him a ride eEcnd
the Edgeield aud Aiken Rail Road, (when
it is fnished) for The benefit of. his health.
MANY PLANTERS.E Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Flour Inspectorship,--We are pleased to
learn that movements are making in CO.
Iumbia, Hamburg aud Augusta, for the es-
tablishment Of Flour lnspeclorships in
those places. ia
In connection with this subject, we are
Informed that in our remarks yesterday on
The subject Of Flour Barrels we sbouldhave
alluded 10 their capacity. They should
contain 1876 bs.--this being the legal.
weight of barrelof Flour in the Northern
cilies.-Char. Mer. 5Ga5z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

- Msw Flour.-Three barrels ofFlour from
the new crop, Of an extra quality. have
been sold in our market at 50 so per bar
rel.-ibid.
Wheat.-Contracts have been made for
1000 bushels of Wheat, deliverable in this.
city in July aud August, at ST. 325 per
barrel.-ibid.
The Cotton Crop.-The Columbus En-
quirer gives most discouraging accouct Of
the growing crop of Cotton in all quarters
of the South. The Enquirer thinks the
prospect was never more uLfavorable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Mr.. A. P. Aldrich, Of Barnwell G. H.
has accepted an invitation 10 deliver the
first annual Address 10 The Phi Gamma
Society, ollhe Cokesbury Seminary, Abb.
bevile District, on the Both day ofJune
instunt.-Char. Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

sa Produets Of the United States.-We see it
sstated, that the whole amount Of the annual
I products ofthe United Suites, is about one thou
sand million of dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Nouel Course: of Irade.--The schr. Su-
san cleared to-day for Baltimore by Mr..
Thomas J. Kerr, has, as part of her cargo,
$500 hus.of!corn and 63 bush. ofwheat.--
This is certainly giving a novel course to
Charleston tEade.--Nt,Os.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

BedreTot Dsspatcfes.-Dr. a. II. Saun-
ders (of Virginia, arrived today by tie
Wilmington boat, on his way from Wash
ington TO Mexico He bears important
dispatches to Gen. Standardization
Eue. Ne,0s, 18Th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Effect of Railroads.-Ata meeting at
Charlottesville, Va .son the 9Th inst, for the
i5irr purpose Of prosecuting the Louisa Railroad
10 the Blue Ridge, The Hon. William c.
Rives bore strong testimony 10 the beauli-
full effectof Railroads in approaching the
value Of properly coming within the sphere
Of theirin1uence. H He sail That "his PLAN
ta.ion on which he lived, was within eight
miles Of the present termination Of the
Louisa r abroad at Gordonsyille, and that
his lands we're now worth fifty per cent
n more ore ttiau they were previous 10 the con-
sr stru clion q. of that road. HE said the extern
sion s;;,niso of-ihis road would uot only enhance
The value oflandr but it would enable the
farrnier 10 send his produce 10 market at
chea per rates than he now does, and there
by put moro rdneysin his pocket. The
two igreai i staples hitherto relied on by The
farmer; Flour aud Tobacco, were often
nrec carious; and attention must be turned to
other and smaller things ID keep The far
1mer's 8 pockets supplied wilh money; his
gardens, his dairiss, and even his hen hou-
ses, @ could bsmade % yield g! profitable in
come. s,s E:is.s a
Pest;lence In Canada a.-The last num-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Gen; I1dylor,s Head Quariers.--The
N. o National says there is nothing
about Gep Ta5lor's Head Quarters 70
'disIingnishsil from any other encampment
.ifthere is excepted place of brown low
cloth,rthatshasheen most ingeuiously fixed
up as an awning n the rear of his tent,
whelher,th;simplies that Old Fac is living
in The Shade sor that his boy Tom has
erectedir for bis own personal comfort, is
not perfectly plain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

From, pueasan The Yucatan schr.
! Carmen Arrived atNew Orleans on FRI
day lasts from Eaguna, whence she sailed
.onsflie cd insrs Her arrival lis the best
iindicatif6nSof Il the; relations now existing
.between aliat county aud ours. A COM
asgQ Qfleane has received
a letterby this arrival, which states.lhat
three commissioner appointed by Com.
Perry had sarisfaciorily arranged with the
a1thoriirieso y Ydcatan for The aeutrality
oflhat coantry.-Char. Courier:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Pestilence In Canada. The last num-
Der Of thesMontreal Pilot is,tates that the
accounts from Crosse Isle, The; quarantine
ground thirty miles below Quebec, ''aIe lies
.ofabe most alarming description; nearly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

e Kissing I'VE saw itlately stated, that some
yarn hearted fellow was fined a.:the nortb,.
the sumiof Ave dollars.for kissing.a lady with.
s5ontsher CONSENT He was rightly served, we
think He should have been fined at leastte
doIIais. Al kissiap hand lips, or blushing
cheek, Of sweet girl IS worth an ihcalculable
sum. Ii Itcannot be estimated ID gold. ~, e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

I An Anciens Military Company.-The Ancien.
and Honorable Artillery Company, Of Boston,
celebrated its 209th Anniversary, recently, by
a procession, sermon,sa "a dinner, and parade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

Raiin.-lYe have bad, during the past week, a
plenty of rain a, this place. On Saturday night
s.here was copious shower, and some rain also
,son Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

nel !. ! |. .h J. d iIln.... cArHARINE I

On the nh inst AFTER short illness. CATHARlNE A.
wife Of James O. Mscsy aged u years.
The friends and relatives Of the deceased ara invited 10
attend the funeral this afternoon at NJ from 40 East
Broadway - -
On Monday, 27th inst. FRANCES COOPER, wife Of
Jacob Van Wagenen and ghter OF the late Capt Pexce
Fowler IN the 28th year Of her
The friends 4 the family invited to attend her fune
raj from late residence 33 Creenwichs this after
noon o'clock Her remains will be taken 10 Green
wood. -
On Monday. 18th inst. AB'M VAN SAL ~ son Of Wash
inston and Sarah Esler, aged years and 10 months.
The and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend his funeral Wednesday Ih inst from
the residence Of his athcV - CoTnela without farther
invitation, at 8 I. NJ
On Tuesday morning the 18th inst after lingering i'll
ness Mrs ANN ect Of Thomas kObiusoD, aged 81 years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited attend her funeral Thursday, Dec 90 at
"a Il from the residence OF NJ. MacGregOr, ESQ. ol
West Eighteenth without farther invitation Her
mains will be taken 10 Wescheser County for intermeDt.
On the 18th inst GRATSUE DE- BENlNELL ATKlN-
son sged - years months and days.
HIS friends and the friends Of the family requested
20 attend his funeral Thursday, the JOth ~ the
depcs Of bis IA her 90 Greenwich Also the members
Of Empue Tent o. of Rechabtes and the Palestine
Camp J. o. Of Sons Of Rechab
AZ Msnhsssett L. / on Monday. nth met after ngei-
ine iness. JOSEPH l. Of Singleton Mitchell IN the
SOth wear Of his
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NEW ELEGANT BOOKS.

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HOLIDAYS.
'TIFFANY. YOTNG N FIIIs I'D

4
isrser sse rieher than ever before
IhH his stock perfectly esh nearly every article
having n--n imported within the iast 50 months.
NAT heir goods have been made the order Of
leeies by one q their fmwth the advantage Of many
years experiences IN Business and know &c Of the
iashiorat- taste and requirements this city a. well as
Of the besr markets and f.aricants OF Europe
That they have tesa b0Gsht With cash during the scsn.
DEPRESSED s,zte Of Foreign Markets
Ihat their importstcus are larger thsn those Of any
house IN tie trade
ford % and Do - considerably lower than those
who 30 not enjoy .r-ir fscit-s-s proof Of which
fsaiy b male ~ rns their store, where TIE pTeeo
every atci- T. marked 10 plan hgaF-s. from which no
defr -tior y iil BE- made under any circumstance
hey particularly desire the attention Of buyers Of Pa
per- Fancy Stationery. Cutlery P-rfumery Brushes, and
similar arc - n every lay us-of which thew have the
complete stock the cifypruc pallY made order
and bearing heir ilt.s ~ fu address guarantee Of
Oh er superior quality 0rrnary classes % goods
FOREIGN JEWELRY
7 Y Z. have added 70 their business the importation
Of hne Je~elry, Watches. Clocks unset Almonds and
ether Gems. Ensmels, Roman Canoes, sc and hsve Ct
these larger richer and desrsbs assortment thsn
can o- seen Al an 10 The Jnited states snd
az lower prices Diamond and other stones mounted %
order The most tasteful styles Clocks and Watches
paired With pr0mptuess
FANCY ARTICLES
They have la,ely received extensive additions % their
Of In aid Desks Dre.sinx G. sses Work Boxes. &C
Work Tables Screens Chess snd Cente Tables Aud other
.rtlces ~ Paper Mache, Bridal ard Opera Fans, Rich
Brcnzss Bohemian Glass Porcelain silver and Si.vsrgt
Good Bass a1d Purse. Card Cases, Portfolios, P5re-
Their stock enriched also - the reception Of asu-
be- q pieces q Carrerra Marble staiuary very beautiful
Also by several pieces Of Bronze satuary copies from
the Antiques and Of the sizes 0 the orignasbede
curious AID rare articles Of Nsru not be eofors obtained
CLOCKS. CANDELABRAs. SC.
T. = are receiving 43 cases Of Clocks, Caneelaora'
and care bestowed hem excel any collection OF these
ARTICLES which has ever been seen On this country.
~ BROADWAY, CORNER CHAMBERs-sr
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FOREIGN IMPORTAuONs

MARSEiLLES-Nh,p Cabof-l4 hass almonds w Ora
psr-6b do wool Barnard Adams Co, Boston-4J casks
sulphur FiederS0o his wine ~ bags 30 casks sol
phur Schneider cks cream tartar Mott foilitz-
IS bales John Angus Phiiade phiaj7 bales mdse
do roots II bxs Esseness4f bales cOfks bIehaupt
Chum-l0 cks cream tartar j Evans Philadelphia 10
bales corks w kng-8l bxs straw hats a a Waler-l5
bKs silks Howe BostOnlu trunks sllks Maieziena,
Could Cos bxs oPu,a Dord-6 bxs oil bkts do DO
cherries ia brandy Jos Nauao4s5 bales almonds p casks
phur hxs soap - bills oil A. bales sulphur DO
10 bxs phur cs tartar bX yefdigrs bale bag
50 bss OIL ~ bis corks7 bxs coOqune p ck madde
~ bis burnt sddeT bis ealinufs 10 quO-
nee wood So bSs cks verdigrs chs flour phur
tx trues 20 cks tste a. bNs perfumes IL chs wine bl
carpets bx shawls pkg wooden order
ST. MARkS-Bfig Nesc- i0rklo9 bales cotton Coe. An
deTson Colo do HOlbrOOk, Nelson Col Dbl sugar
Nhitlork-7 bxs tobacco do hide gcrsps do hides
Ladd-l bbi beeswax DO tallow " Colgate Co.'S bis
cotton Atwater Muford Col2 cks mdse p bis cotton
oder
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ANIMALS, ANIMALS !

THE CHARM. rich colored suzrsying' sup-rhly bouns
Tie Offering Of Beauty. elegantly bound with u cold
en-rstlngs
TIE Gem Of the Season with . elegant engravings
scenes the Lives OF the Apostles, morocco extra
ith besut ui mezzotnt.
Scenes in the Lives OF the Patrarchs and PFophets
with elegant uezzofirfs. morocco exits.
Flowers P--soniied filed with coored engayings Of
flowers. beautifully bound 10 morocco
The Military ana Naval Annual with 81 fne heads en-
cravings Ar. morocco exfrt-
The Old Felows Odeuns hsnisomeiy bound.
The fountain. -it 90 stir up the pure mind, with
bssufifGl mezk0flnfs
The Sacred Montana BY Heailsy, J.. eugrayins', mo-
rocco extra
The Christian Keepsake. with snHavings. morocco
The OPAL with CRAVINGS price - per r.
The Mirror 81 Life, with 10 spendn mezzotnis, IN va
nous bindings.
The Garland, IN morocco
The Christian Keepsake IN morocco.
Forget " p Not. in morocco.
Sheliey's Poet Al Works, beautifully bound.
Thompson Seasons richly bound.
Milton Pcetica Works richly bound
Aso good assortment &C Juvenile hookf' Games, &c
But after I'D the best Annual for n sesson Is sub
scrpon 20 Grahans Mssszine, price - with 10 beaut-
fol engsvin-s and unrVsed Contributions hien month
isl reminds W % the donor. W ii. GRAHAM,
dlq Tribune Buildings. tsau-st
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JErrERSoN-ST. BAKERY.

A LII PERSONS wanting CAKES. confectionery sad other
&Aarticles for the coming holidays will md 10 % their
dvsntase by calling AZ BELkNAP 1 WILT 5 Jefer-
)n-st between East Broadway and Divisional where
they have fresh supply Of cakes carefully made Of the
very best materials, embracing variety Plum.
Pourd fsi'in. sponge ady jelly, almond coco.nut cur
rant and crou cake, lady fingers maccaT0ui plain and
fancy kisses cocoanut drops Newfeas cake and scotch
short bread, &C with assortment OF basket cake fancy
crackers and biscuit.
They wish call The attention OF the ladies TO their
beautiful assortment Of 0rnamented cakes the workman
ship OF which Is equal 70 that Of any artist 10 the city
Also, confectionery of all kinds, pyramid notices, sc
Parties supplied with Ice cream. Ieles Charlotte Russe
&C Goods sent 10 part Of the city All orders pune
tualy attended o.
~ b - Ladies arc invited TO call and examine the
above At their showoom, before purchasing elsewhere
4ff
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ROLL UP

WE HAVE ONE WEEK LIFT 10 devote to the Holt
w days Our stock OF Annu>ls Gift-bOoks and Juyen
e. Is amply .enlshsd.
have been sales durng The past week, we
have still " few Of the same sort LETT
OF Gift-books and Presents We the hnest display
That e. 10 met fond gaze clear Winter day
The Mirror Of Life IT'S ght pages reflects,
While the Leaflets Of Memory past and present con-
meets
The Rose and the 'AmsrAnh' their fragance exhsle,
With the Msyfower' and Laurel, sweetes; flowers
Of the vale,
The Gem OF the Season with the Charm vies in
beauty
The Mos Rose and HSaenth, Us 10 less than our
duty
To place In the first rank with others a. rare
Such as Flowers Personihed -beyond all compare
Friendships GIft' With the Souvenir doth iondly
embrace.
While the Lives Of the Patrsrchs must for aye find a
place
Beside Tie deep scenes from the Apostles ofold,
Whose acts aud good deeds most faithfully told.
Thus are We provided with All that ye pnze
In richness. variety, price, shape ana SIZE
Every hind and description for young and tor Old
For boys and tor girls we our treasures untold.
Come. Their and ali-y0u may PICK where you may
And thus keep the fesfa Of bTi ght Newly ears Day
BURGESS, SrRlNGER co. ~ Broadway
dlQ y-t. corner Anu-st