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Sev Beat fer Arkassas River.

Ths following pasiee ef Col sAapps new boat. ths EEEss r. we kad h tho CiaeiBnal Enquirer sgtke selA March:
 ssws k4eA st the Iaadiag yesterday morning. a ne1 bssf wilh nscsf eccentric name-Eiisn IT, Ths nens pst ns In niad sf Hamlet b~isg played wiah 1Ae p1rt sf Hamlet left cat, because st hrst st4hkNs hansA H wss Elisa Tree. Her captains nsMe6 r Ls~is Snzpp. apd may be thas he gave kis heat fs nsnt Sf his eonaabial partner, and fos mess ts s6d his swn fos fear of being crnsid. sss1 ekGbtAlsL Wa. be thss as t may. she has las6ne tkef win exass more qaest;ons 10 bs askeA fkaA anT sae elaa VII kke to answer, and t will sarSe1s1 kss wiIA mystssy shat mnst give Der a sepatsttoa. Asde iiem aiI that. sAe s sboat Jast ealsaiaasd lbr she ArkansB river trade. where her ewnses intend her so fue. eAe viii seon leave fer h. tswes esaAtsy. ssd I've wsfs going down. ths espesis sf ths Elsa T. weaId ke oar man for there is @ssz sssss=s=s5 A=sss< .= A.=- ssee hy any oder nams wsa1d, &<. 70 vhaf matt s ia . nAme. .s s@5 s==a====sssss..y s>=-, Es==A D.y Yos sss s sisvss sA&p. saa = is csi. ssspp. The Ellen T. asrissd sa sss issdise sunday noraing. and psssed up = ksr w1y e Pet smish. ia the svtains ef ssms dsy. Sks is 6ss bssf, and ws heartily reecmmend Der b ths rsssrssge sf the Pabiic-
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Captured TslRHieers.

II will appear from the seiIosing correspondence with what industry and inPortaaate zeal, our Rep Tesentatve in Congress, has urged the claims of the Ehcarnaiion prisoners. Indignant at the sons,ruc- iion given to the law. asd the consequent delay of nssce, he has appealed in the strongest terms from the decision of the saboslnatst to the chief officers of the var department This vas equally anavail- jag, and he has been forced present the question 10 the consideration of Coogress, where ihe matter now rests until the eomniites ts whom k was re- ierred. shall have reported.
 WASHINGTON, Mrsh l4th. lsls. Cor L. J. REAApox
 Dear Sir:-Enelssed, yos will Gnd cores Pcndeuee, which please have puAiished- IL will satisfy every one, that have n.s eoIdly pressed the claims ef our people. 4 espy f my own letter to tee Secretary of war ls not by ne, or would send II. was severe, and ss ! regarded it. justly severe still, men may wei differ in the eonstiis- tioa of laws, and have DO dpsbt, vas unneces- sariiy and uniassiy harsh Be tha, as is nay, do not yet agree that the eonssructsns correct, though on the appeal tOok the decision a the subordinate osseer has been sustained. But dfer os not diles, II is moi possible fer me ts alter tle decision.
 have placed ihis whole matter ia regaTd to cur captured solanisers. before the crmmttee of nlli- tary aaaiss. hoping b procure sOBs relief for them The eontrovesy has at Isast broutht cut one fsct knew tsai before They win s allowed psy Jss tAsis aorss'. Let tAsm apply vili proper proofs
 Yeurs, truly,
 D " yntlGEnN
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iTKNeNLRDeNKyfS

Oar tkanka are due ts E. C. Eeeeck, Esq ef the sssamsrc. r. WsfkEns fsr New Osssans psP>rs d the 9ash
 To Msier A. J. Hat, tos the Flag of Freedom, pshlsAsd aG Psshis. Mexico. ahd James M- Dan ley, Rsq.. Ct tks Nsrth American og M.rch d. from she sisy q Mexiro-
 We are also indebssd 10 Col. Lewis SnsPp, who arrived ea Sanday with his new stesmbsat Ellen F, Ger Cseeianasi anA Lenisxiile papers.
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Gel. A. \. &yirf.

4 istssf fron this gensieuaa to his constituents uPsa hs sseeptsace Of the Mission to Mexico will bs fsuna in another psrt of our paper. Few men ia apssieai tie kavs enjoyed for So lOeg period as ear Senator the aainterruPsed confidence of the people whom he represented, and n will be source q desY and sineers regret thai the relations which fs= twenty ys=ss b~sa existed q esteem s.a =Gsc, tioa side. snd of fidelity and valued serv ees a he ethss. sheald bs suspended. We hope that this seiarsiioa of interests 70 nasusly beneficial, nsy prove but tempsrary, as Col. s. informs us shai hs reiae,aniy accepted the appointment ten- dssea hi sy the President. and from private letters reesived from him. we fee, assured that he VIII sooa he sgain vita as. ready to devote to Arkansas, sssssd shs desire 1t. the tseais and influence e of ,sa. sad successfully exerted ior her welfare In whatever position Csl. s. may be placed by this shangs. we kaow that he wiii cary with him the lsve and gEssiiuAe of the Teeple- A. an evidence of the high estimation in which he Is held in other pesfions of the Union, we take from the many iau- daiosy cemmsnss upon him the following from she RieAasnd Eaqalses:
 'sSsnztsr Sesier gees cut as Minister Pienipotea- ti.Ey to sxchange tbe ratification. No man can say bat thai the eheice is Inicisus one and Ihst the frssident deserves the thanks sf the aascn for the selection he has made. Mr. Sevies, vii be very se- cepfahas ts the Mexieans for the very reason thai hs 6 ksewa to se of tsss mos. cssssa szA Asa- cst mea of the nasiea- He will tell the Mericans the tuth :-his eandor wiii do away with dirioma- tic ettquetfe-and, h the cad, the Treaty will be rzkihed with considerable ananimity by the Mexi- ean Gevernment Mir. Seviesswili leave this city on Safnrdsy next He did not seek the saation--the ss=4iss scssAs tAe ..ss. My. R-sssn, Mr. CeIhann snd ssissr distinguished Senators. press~d him to accepa the mimien, in accordance with the wishes sf the Pfesiaeat fie goes with the appreciation of
 nnsninssas seas1s, aad ef ali parties out of doors
 fsR TkxArv.-we take from the New York Hsrssa. espy q the ysffied trvsfy with Mexico, aad a is . maiasr of aaeh speculation abroad and h sAs esnsass Asw is seexs pFoceeiiags eoaid b. sss1e kHsyn besose the departure of the commi-- siansn- k charged by sorae. that copy was Pasloiasd frsm the room cf Senator. by an emis- ssy ef ske Hssa,d- The ns4tser will 10 dOub, un- dssgs e exsmiAafisn sad be faliy exposed.
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0to race of hsgo,s and dawes, sad ,hs .ovs .,.. tee. honor, lAbaFfy, die out among ut, we ksr. " areAdef the ASrendency of sath cause
 Bat we do Aot, tor a mahsenf, parsaade o,,. l. oerass> friends that we ess achieve an sasv ,..a We know too well how car advessaries vii - so conquer" so the tsFshess depths cf corrrI,,s deceit They wi select tArr leaders wsh sr,... -s cunning and precautica; hev wsll pu. sorsA n-;e.s pies wfh "torked tongue" II we presen, d,ySs'; ranks, heir own certainty of saccess will uSk. Inadmen ettAem al. With thea,, thsrs VIII k - lack ef aaion--a union oF
 "Torles taEned whigs. and whlgs turning ,o,,.. '.
 We appeal to the democracy of the uho,a ..., tFy Co prepare themselves wiscly and fully so, ,a eontileL Let Hs kscoms uRifsd Extreme cn,.,.. must be abandoned. Thsse must he cornngS,A,a. and sacrifice upon the part af all The nuhir -, fare demands iG The fate ef shese Ffss, u.a..,,. which have beea established under frr.lse,, p,.s no less than our sarcrs@ h war and our ylorx = peace. is involved in shs ssnsess If we fsil .is be verdict against th< &r.saatie sssssa and ], , be ?ulleddOwa. We shaIl gu hsee a genera,,cs n oar national Poliey. Nafseazl interests will Ae ., ershced, the NATIONAL cArsR will be hrsnayed II we triumph. oar progress towards national rroa, ness will continue aniaterapted. 0nr aflet one ,. the wilds Ot California and Oregon taking th. hr.s ufal names oi their own peaceful riveFs the s.yOaDr CT commenwealths'' will rise to join oaf mivhssy Union, each with its wealth of loyal hearts and i,s kindred interests of art and srae and each, by sue and nataral influences, lengthsning and strengthen. ing
 "ihe elastic chain
 Ihat binds in everlasting peace
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lnelhtr Csmmissieser lppsintsd.

h eeaseqas0ee cf the iiiaess sf Col. Sesisr and
 his detsaaion as washingssa the President dssOed it his duty te appoint Mr. Clifford. the present as- tseaey Geaersi cf the United States, a joint com uissiaass, who immediately len Washington ia es@Paay with Dir. wash the Secretary of legation.
 Ths Unioa ef the 1Sd ssases that Col. s. was sO fr ssasaesent q io ts able to leave the ne1i day fer Mexiea.
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ippeiatmfpt of S,natsr.

Gsv. Drew has aPpointed Major Scion Boriand ss GA the vacancy ccraaiasa bT the resignation of si-Sesisrin tls Senate of che Unised States Sen sisr Bosaaad. wesre inssned, viii leave the rss cp parssnity fer WsshingtOa city. His eminent taisGts. and snergy sf character give assurance thst tAe inissss sf the S,.is aad bis constituents viii nst be neRieetsd.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-04

Mr. Clay sad tA< Modal Ayfists---The following interesting paragrs2h is taken from the Washing ton eoTresgon6enes of the Cincinnati EBg1irer.-- We copy solely fer the parpose of grz,ifyieg the admirers of the assge Of Ashland:"
 Besides visiting the AdsIphi, Mir Clay visited the Model Artists, ssd then sent them an Invitation tc partsks of elass of wine with him tbe next day, al his room, which was accepted. sm told that they west shfoagh some refined and classical ex- hibltions ia bis room, before . select few of Mr. CIays friends, sach ss a pablic audience could not appreciate very wei nnl~ss the veils removed. "Oid HaIa is fond of sighi-seeing.
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Brig Gea1 C. N. BaooKE, uaited States Army,
 cond'g Western Division, New Orleans, La.
PAENAsrER GENERALS OFTIcx,
 WasAiastea MareA 6sk, ISgs.

PAYNAsrKR GESERaL's OFTIcx,
 WssaSagtsa MareA 6tk, lSgs Hon. ". L. MARcY, Secretary of War:
 siR-E h1ve tho honor to return herewith. she Hon. R. ". yohnsons letter to yoa of the 2StA uitimo covering petition from Joseph Jester. late private efthe Arkansas Regiment of Cavalry. refes- rcd to this cfics for report.
 Had Mr. Johnson carefully examined the law h, in relation to pay saf allowances to solunteer AAd male himself acquainted with the faets in this and similar cases, he would no doabs have been mcss sparing of his abusive spithets.
 When 1t was known that those prisoners were on ihsir way to the U. S. Gen. Brooke addressed let ter so the adutsnt General giving his views, in laton 10 the tune to which they should be paid &e h reply to that letter he received the enclosed manicaiion marked A. from the sijutsat General xhIeh he sent to me for my gOvernment in the pre-. misses. Before its receipt the men had reach ed New Orleans, in destitute condition. elamoEous for their pay and anxious te return to their homes al once directed the nUu-comnlssioned officer ir charge, ts make out muster Rosl. upon the nosi sbe rai scale. and far from being charmed at my peepniary responsibilities, or supposing had be come iiiotie in my judgment, paid them all iha. ihelsw allowed and all they would avereeeived had they remained with their Regiment. save the t0 eens' per day for use and risk of horse; ana sil 25-let more, per man, than authorised, by the enclosed letter, above relerred to.
 YOu will perceive that the decision. to which MT Johnson applies the terms uAsutAOrtsed, arbttrsry aI<sai, aad shamefhly uE1ast. was not made by ths Pay Department bat the Iaw interpsesedb by yOur. self.
 have the honsf to be
 with grea. respect, your obt serv't,
 BESJ. F. LARNED.
 Aet'g Pay NJ. Gen1.
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MAI 4. ]. HrrT has jast reiarped from New Oriesas with spsssdid stock of gOods-see his ad- vertsrmens, snd Aia vih all possible haste and pecket fvii Of nonsg
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We learn from the Catholic Advocate that the Rev. Martia ], Spaiding, D. D.. ol Louisville has received ecmniss'en rom the Pope appointisg him assistant bishop of the dioccss of Keatucky.-
 LesissEls Josssai.
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iA cLs1.-is is said tass sF Clay is ss Ss sp- pointed U s SenatsT, In the place af Mr. Crisien- den, whe haH heen nominated candidate for Gov ssnox of Kentnrky.
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Tzs Seduction Sst.-Ths trial of Reverend Mi
 Grcescup, at Cznasazigua. for seduction. hss re-
 sIted in aveFdict ior the plaintiff of nine hundred and kity deiisrs.
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CAsassss ell arosnf.-A country paper says aAlhsss G.llasin w.s man. when the editor of the Ferad wss In bis ehIidAssA." Very trae-but Al bert Gaisfin h BOW in his second shildheed, when the editor of the Herald is man. So that makes all parties sves.-JtA= n.=4e1
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fCo,r.,
ApsCrANr CRKEnAl's OFpIcK, Menkiaaxna. OrtnAey i. lsk7

 GExKnAG s-Yoar letter ef the 30th ultimo has bsea submitted to the Secretary of War, and yOur views as to the time towkich Ms5sr Gaines and ths etAer American psis0neFs of War sAoasd be PAid.- viii. up b the date of theif delivsry st Tampieo- aEs approved.
 As regards tAeir back Fatious. and pay for thssr Aoyses they are net entitled to eommatation tAere- fer. During their captivity. the prisoners were sabsisted by the Msxican suthories aad tAeir Aor- ses wers taken ftom them vhen t9ey surrendered to the enemy. They are entitled to be reimbursed for the hoses loss bu; sos the forage allowance in addition, as they hsd no horses in pse.
 am General, very respectfully
 Your obedient servant.
 (Signed) R. JONES.
 Adia;ast General.
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FoR CONGRESS-.
 ROBERT ". JOHNSON,

TOR ELECTORS. JOHN S. ROANE. ef Cfaxfard, VIM. K. SEBASTIAN. q Philiips, JAMES YELL. ef LgersOA
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R. V. JOHNSON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
DIR. 5oEL BkANHAM's
LITER E DYSPECT9C
III E D / C. ! n E.,

I'm Offering tliis valuable Medicine 10 the peo
A pie of s. Carolina (ol the relief and ci,re o
many diseases incident 10 a S6nlhern climate
/ do not claim for it infallibiliiy; neither do
say it will cure all diseases: But in
CHRONIC EiYER AFFECTIONS
AND DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise and recdrrimend its
use, from ny personal observation and use OF
the article in my own practice. This article ,s
favoraby received Wherever it has beer used
l am allowed to refer 10 Mr.. George Heard Of
rroup, Mr. John Warren of Columbus. ar.
| McAtiee Of Cobb, MIR. Asbury Hull of Athens,
Mr.. William u. Terrell Of Putnam; Reg'd.
John E. Dawson Of lagrange to which a
great number oil rames might be added, who
bear their testimony 10 its valne.
Habitual cosiveness is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per-
sons of sedeniary habits, which often exert a
very onTavdrabIe influence upon the general
Iluellh Of the subject; and is particularly mani
tested by dfealess and desponding state Of the
mind, irregular if not loss Of appetite. For
this condition of The system, this article is cont.
dently recommended with the positive assur-
ance that if the desc isproperly adjusted: sods
Hot to move The Bnwelstoo actively, felief may
be relied on without any, even the least of The
Unpleasant Consequences; rlsniliHg fronrstIe
tseS Of the coh1monl purgins medicines nsunlly
resorled 70. This .nrticlc will be found TO act
as pleasant tcordiH dTld IONIC, resturiuS the
appetite, and atfl.s same time fulfilling 6yerY
indication that the comnor pnrsing medicines
Ore designed 10 efect so. q. - i rs
There are SOME constitutions liable tosregu
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall,
to such, recommend the useroi this Medicine,
beginning utleast by the middle Of Ndy, 81 first
Of June. ''- St ' ~ .i!.iEgr lu
Many PERSONS whose Digestive organs are
feeble, olien experience a sense Of fullness.
weight, and oppression, about The Stomach at
ter eating=iE such cases dose Of this medi'
tine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and costveness, they may nse the afticle
without the least danger and with great benefit,
In sick or ner0eus Headache, II is most valu.
able medicine: ss@.
could append long list Of certificates, blu,
fofbear, preieriHg to rely on the virtues Of the
medicine to sustain itself. The medicine is
gentle and certain cathartic tonic and sudorific.
JOEL BRANHAM:
Eatontsn, Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill
Chealem g. Settle, Duntonsvlle, Charles Free
man, Cairo P. O., and
J. D. TIBBETTS,
Edgefeld C. H.
sept:S 8 ~ 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
State Agricultural Society
Of South Carolina. 80

yEyHE following PREMIUMS will be
b awarded TO the successful Compel.
tors, at the semi.annual meeting, to be
held in The village Of Spar,anburs, Oh the
second Wednesday in SepI. nex'':
|. For The besl S,alipn, for Asricultu-
raj purposes-a silver medal. z-1g
s2.. For the best Mare, for Agricultural
purposes; Silver Medal.
8. For the bes, native BaH, 'over 3
years; Silver Medal.
For the best naive Cow, over 8 years;
Silver Medal. g
5. For the best Jack, bred in Souh
Carolina; Silver Medal.
6. For the best Mule, bred 10 South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
7. For The best Ram, adapted TO our
climate; Silver Medal.
8. For The best Eve, adopted to Our
climate; Silver Medal.
g. For the hest Ram, regarding wool
chiefly; Silver Medal.
10. To the lnosl successful aud exten
sive grower of clover for three consecutive
years; Silver Medal.
IL. To The successful competitor IN
pIoughing match, with double or single
team; Silver Medal.
IL. For the most successful and exten'
sive experiment with lime for three copse,
culive years; one complete set df'the Far
mer's Register.
I3, For The best conducted Farm in tine
Dislric, of Sparlanburg; Silver Cup o.
The value of $40.
A full and detailed statement OF the
value and operations Of the Farm, to be
furnished by the Agricultural Society o.
Sparanburs, or Commiuee of three
dsinierested farmers Of the District.
| ADril 5. If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

hack of cart in going up Wee'ing slfeet !,
more than ahlsheltof the gram lay bu.'
ried 10 The dust. - .',.3 - -
This planting Of Rice the Street is a.
aead loss neither bird nor beast use
i, the buzzards wont eat H. he prefers
b.af steak the hog cant get il, for he is
y,,u, .up-its wanlon loss. God has Civ.
en- YOU large and a~plen'iful a land.
laud flowing with milk, rice and honey.
He has given you more than heart can
wish, but He never meant you should
lrample His mercics under your feet, and
10 The mire Of the streets.
He that spake as never man spake,
said "Galher up The fragments, that no
Ething be lsst." this he said, too, in the
same hour that he fed five thousand ,peo.
ple with FIVE toaves Of bread; thus inli-
mailing, that Though he could command
the stones to become bread, vet il was his
will that nothing be lost. l have no per-
soma interest in The thing, but il hurts my
feelings of Scotch economy 10 witness
such ,oastefM ,oaste. dare say the:geod
folks here'think nothing abou, it; IFS SO
familiar with them they scarcely nolice
it: 4 wish them jus, to notice, the frs,
time they strike the Trail of a cart load Of
Rice. verify believe Ire average for
leakage from The plantations and so on 10
New York, will amount 10 at least one
dollar per cask; and this ia "a public loss,
for ueitheri man no: beast is benefited
thereby. This may easily be srerhedied.
The merchants eau meet and'resolve. that
from and after the Grs, Of Jannary, 1919,
they willreceipe 90 rice. excep, such as is
packed in good substantial water casks,
such, for instance, as those in which they
send Whisley from Ohio; the slaves are
oak, wita wooden hoops: no Rice would
leak from them, aud [ dare say, they
would not cost over Fifty cents more, each
for making.
It's pity 'ha, Whiskey. n deadly poi
sou. should he botter cared for than the
honorable Mr.. Rice-a gentleman whose
praise is in all the houses, novels and pa
laces throughout the world. Tell il mol
10 Gatii, that the fire. whiskey is
better cared for in Charleston than the
palatable, nulricious, and profitable Rice.
sheaf. G. THoRNBURN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
8; THE EDGEFIELD alLl
:FEJIEsaLE .9C.9DE.WF Y,
.iyy s5.s.l5isCoNDUcTED BY
E6Ss. and M rs. Jones',

iyNTILL opeh, as Heretofore advertised. on
wy Monday The 9TH 'ofFebInary The ar
,an GENE i,ts are as follows. A Primary Depart,
ment, Junior, Middle and Selior Glasses.
In the Primary Department.
'Pe.i@s; ,,eS,stv f Nitfbme,ic, SIS 90
In the Junior Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing Grammar,
Arithmetic, Primary Geography, -
q Abridged History, Composition, Oo
zIn.the MnlIlle Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithme-
tic extended, Grammar and Pars.
ing, General Geography, History
.of United States and OF England,
- Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
~ Philosophy, Composition, III w
In The Senior Class.
Ancient Geography. General History,
:, Critical Reading, Rhetoric. Logic.
- Bu,any, Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry,
Latin with view 10 more tho
I,s,rnc,inn in Music. IL 90
do do French u 90
The year will be divided into four quarters
of eleven weeks each, commencing as follows
lst of January, 18th of Marci', lss oil June' ana
1st OF October
Books, Stationary, &C., will be furnished at
prices 10 cover expenses only.
N. B. Tile present quarter ito commence on
the 9TH OF February will be charged as nan
quarter.
feb 2 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

ERoM THE CHARLESTON EVENING NEWS
RICE CASKS. A TALE BY LAURIE roD
While waiting for The shap and ira
versins The streets, my spirit is srieved
within me when / see This soodly city al
,esether given tnol to iioIatry, although
some Of the bacbelers DO worship The las
ses\- TO lwastery-on eho wharves, on the
walks, ON the bye ways aad high ways,
on the inlets and on the outlets Of the city.
lanes aud streets and pavements, rough
and shelled Rice is scattered about in
a most sinful profusion. More rice is ,rnd-
den under foot BY men aud beast in six
mouths in this city alone, than would fill
the mouths of thousands Of thousands of
the sterying poor of Europe. In some
cases l kept cart in sight nearly a mile,
in going up Meeting street, saIlss,he way-
rough rice was streaming from the cart az
tho rate Of one inch square. In another
case, | saw head start out from the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

The above prices IN consequence oil lncreas.
led facilities for manufacturing, are much re:
duced from former rates. A liberal discount
for Cash in hand at the date Of the inroice:
4 Presses, Glasses, Cases, Wood Type. Ink.
&c. furnished at the lowest manufacturers
prices, either fof'cash OF credit. 2 -
Our specimen Book for 1915 is now ready
for distribution to Printers. who will send for
it, aud contains many new articles that we have
4,ever before exhibited, such as wiring Flour.
ishes, Ornaments, Ornamental Fonts, &c. OF
which we have an ample stock Tor the prompt
execution Of orders.
Printers of Newspapers who choose To pub.
lish this Advertisement three times before the
1st Of June, 1S45, and send us one Of their pa.
pers, will be paid for it in Type when they
purchase from u.s. Of our own Manufacture,
selected from our specimens, five times the
amount Of their bill.
For sale, several good second handed Cylin-
der and Platin Power Press, Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses. &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & Co.
13 Chambersstreet, N. York.
April IL 81 IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
lNel,.,p! Npr.i,.g N.i Goods:

-yWyHE Subscribers would respectfully 4ins
u form their Customers andS The Public,
that they havejust opnued an unusually 4aIges
Spring e. summer Goods,
embracing every variety and styiegf Fancy
and Domestic DRY1GoODS.
.Is Also, Complete Asso-tmentof r.;
Hardware and Cutlery-C China, Gtass:and Tin
Ware-flats Caps and .Bonfiets@ @Bo6a ;
~ Shoes and Slippers-Saddles,s II Trunks "a
and Carpet Bdgs-Drugs, Paints and
Observation-Disclosures &C..
Persons wishing CHEAP. and Coon Articles
will do well to call, and particularly chose who
who wish to pay CAsH. They shaltadrc Bar
gains. We have also on hand
$1,000 lbs Cut Nails, ass'ted, from Alto 40 gds.
.12,6O0 s'Iron, assorted sizes.
The Nails and Iron will be.sod at Factory
prices. for Cash. ssst'
GooDE T. sUEEfYAN. &
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