davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

moving heaven, ,eartiit and directors friends
10 borrow money on nndeniable security,
al six per cent. uttd "a boi,hs, when the
securilies of old established loreIsn STOCK
can be procured TO pay six. seven, or eight
per cenl., when the calls on railroads lor
this month alone IL E2,5o7, ,Io6, when 'he
shares of railroads can be purchased! to pay
eight per cent. oi interest," u mus. 'naceo
he hIS1 source OF inIeresl 10 every
Amer'chnto Know thal tn's country 10
such troolesor1e lines as inese, mas come
into the European market anu pofFo"c Gu
ii at rate below slS per CENT
-
The Triumph ofthe Southern fd'l Roads
We notice in the Murlreesooroush pa
per, that several merchants are ahverlls
ing goods Just received' direct from New
York via Charleston Ihis speaks col
umns in favor o. the great Southern ilne:
uf Rail Roads, bui... and being ouIli: j
goods are now brough Nv the Southern
route, through this place, TO 5a hauled one
hundred miles, across bad G7ountaIn,
who can figure up what will be tHe
mount of lransportations in few gears,
over the Southern Roads, when the Geo,':
pia State Road is completed to the Ten
nessee river, and the line continued to
Nashville Is there no room to suppose
tha, the business will be increased Ave or
len fold.
Bur inaad6i,ion TO The completion OF
these R@,ds. as means of increasing The
trade on he'lines, there are other auxiliar.
les thai : / come in to III, aid of the great
e,,ernrises, THE navigation of The Ten.
nessee river and it's tributaries, will be
preolIy improved, thus affordins the ia.
ciliites for lhe transportation of goods up
and down the river, and 10 paris mol adj
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
Ebe aOoertteer.

o. The Minutes of the Edge6eld Baptist
Association, will be ready for delivery on Sale
day They can be had at the Office Of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

Electi0nc Of Mr.. Sims to Congrcss.-I,i is now
ascertained that MIR. Sims is elected to Con-
gress instead Of General Mcqueen. Mr., Sims
is the incumbent and is Cass mau.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

t1eip tui; ui;S0te. ,ss.z-.E;Sss= - --5es-r7
,fNow suppose South . C arolina should
abolish slavery, and employ her nesroes
as free laborers, giving them fair wages.
Instead of less she would have more men,
bers of Congress, because then FIVE negroes
would count FIVE, whereas now FIVE count
but three in the basis of representation.
The State OF New York has a large free
negro population, but she permits ouly
those who have freehold property quali-
fcalion 10 vote. So New York has The
advantage Of The south in This matter, and
so does every northern Stale that does not
allow negroes the same electoral rights
with the whites. Each State defines the
qualifications Of voters, and if slavery were
abolished 10 the southern States, there is
no reason 10 suppose that the negroes
would he admitted to vote, much less 10
be represented by their own color. Ger
taiuly we may not expect such an event,
Kill we at The north give up the claim we
now successfully make TO representative
ia Congress for thousands Of our inhabi"
lauts who have not The rights Of citizen
ship.
"This is as plain principle as any
other, and is just as well known as auv
other, and is obvious 10 any one who will
reflect on il moment; yet we see it al
most daily stalled in the newspapers that
the south has the advantage 10 negro rep.
resentaiion, while she degrades those ne.
groes 10 the condition of property. Many
Of the northern States have larger rela-
tive negro representation, while at The
same time they strike those negroes out Of
existence as citizens, except as basis Of
representation.
"Let US not stulIify ourselves in arguing
against the south. Her slave representa-.
lion under the Constitution is grievance
aud she has a right TO complain that che
has not as many members of Congress in
proportion to her population as the north.
If we refuse the blacks vote, and yet
coun' man for man, as the basis of repre-
seuta,ion, they have as good a right 10
count their blacks man for man. instead of
! five for three. Al the north five black
men count five, allhe south five black men
count three. Ours is the gain, theirs tie
loss.''
American Credit .4broad.-In the face
Of such facts as the following, communities
led,by the London correspondent Of the
New York Courier and Enquirer, we are
told by Whig. orators and Wing presses
that it requires the accession 10 power of q
Wing Administration to bring the country
out of its "deplorable condition" Can
impudence be abashed
'.lf there we're no other cause for cons
graduation it would be highly gratifying
10 the pride of every American 10 know
that when half Europe is in the market to
borrow at very high rates ofinleresl, when
the remainder Of Europe is anxious to
borrow atyethiSher rates. when a loan of
Two millions Of consols is hanging over the
London mprker, when all the railroads are
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

The Countryat Present.-Throushout
the length and breadth Of The land, every
species Of fruit, grain, and vegetable, pro.
mises rich harvest to the agrculturis,
and golden store 10 the merchants. The
necessaries OF life are scattered with a
bounliful hand over our glorious country,
and while the Old World trembles in the
dread offamine, we revel in the aoticipa
ton Of a surperabundance. 1t is said that
our reeming vallies will this year produce
sufficient to feed Europe, after supplying
all ourselves require, and while peace
smiles upon US at home and abroad, The
nations of The earth acknowledge our pow
er and feel their dependence. What
proud memoirs are associated with the
past and ~hat glorious hopes illuminate
the future, since first the free spirit of A.
merica cast of the power of oppression,
which like nightmare, not only, chains
the limbs. but weighs upon the soul the
land has teen growing prosperous aud ils
inhabitants happy-a blessing, appears TO
follow every movement Of the people, and
glory crowns our arms in war, as wealth
and plenty rewards our industry in peace.
Never before have the American people
been so powerful, so much respected, and
so much admired as now, and did nation
ever have such o good cause to be thank"
ful.-N. 0. Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

s0iiy 1NfrItoS come back To- sus,s a ands ours
people ars thus contributing To afureigIda da-s
=boE whichdoes notlaekuowledge "a ,reci-.
prociry ofsiradeGor INTEREST," Theseslilile5
domestic matters. costing but atsmail sum
10 the main swell to auS Simmen se agsreS
gate; and what we consideras too small
to deserve: oursconsideraiion are the very.
items which swell up.the wealth of a mo-s
cbanical community 10 s'fe.,s is:t,}f.,
The present depression OF all our pur.,
suits plainly indicates that, these things
should at least receive sufficient attention,
amongst us, as 10 make Us independent Of.
our neighbors in these particulars. We.
mus, slraigh,way commence, other pur-,
suits 10 swell the productive labor of The
State. We must create spirit for home
manufactures, and awaken the proper.
feeling respecting home mechanics. -, Il.
We must, by system Of self-prolec-
tim. cause new interest 10 arise 10 favor
of industrial pursuits, and not languish
because our old pursuits are m a state Of
decline. Now is the line TO strike for
prosperity. Let us besup and doing. We
are awakened by The dangers which
threaten US, and should mol he sleeping on
the post of duty. The Soulh will be.
forced to render herself independent. Let
her sons then drive the plow, lift the ham,
mer. set millions Of spindles in motion,
and by adding incentives to toll, enable the
industrious artisans. who are to work out
the salvation of the land. We want in
dustry rewarded. We want the sons Of
industrious fathers 10 follow in The same
track which made their fathers wealthy
men, but DO. mol desire to see them con-
verled into genteel drones. Let US encour-
age- industry and science, let the young
men of the land be not ashamed Of toll,
and the prosperity Of the State will be-
once again apparent.
Mail Robber Caught-We learn that
the indefarigable agent of the Mail De-
partment Of this section has succeeded in
entrappins another Of the gang which has
for some time been harrassiug The busi-
ness Of The community here by the plum
der of the mails. His name is John Curry,
stage owner and mail contact between
PickeqsviIc, in this State. and Columbus,
Miss. He has robbed The mails of, ii is
supposed, many thousand dollars, and
among them the missing packages Of ST.
John, Power g. Co. This was effected
very easily, as he aud his conferates had
obtained 10 some way. keys OF the patent
brass locks, and could open the mails lat
pleasure. His detection and arres, was
effected by great skilt-he was almost
taken in The very act, and was forced TO
disgorge the packages which he had pur-
loined the night before. The skilful sys.
tenn uaopled by The special agent will ere
long ferret OF, and pat sIop to these
depredaIions.- Montgomery Journal:
WI Epes, convicted Of the murder
ac II A aI..;.. =, N;xa;..;. Laa Lo.... -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

During the last week, showers Of rain fell at
this place and in other sections of the District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

7ssrtem Observation-Disclosures, una y,Do EprsYenied.s !
Ills believed that The satnes tHihg Shich
occurred in Tampico bappededs Y AZ ala:
moras atsihe same Time. --Nsto' geans
Picayune. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

Tro"b'cs in Earopc -Grca, excilemcn, is
prevailing stall many countries in Europe. In
Austria, anarchy seems TO be the order of the
day. The Emperor and his family had been
driven off by the people, and the Minister Of
War was hung. A Republic had been pro-
claimed. Affairs IN France were still unset
tied. Tranquility in Ireland has no. yet been
restored
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

According 10 HalIer, women bear hum
ger longer than men according to Plu-
tarch, they can resist the effects of wine
better; according to Unger, they grow
older. and are never bald; according 10
Pliny, they are seldom attacked By lions
ton the contrary will run after lions) and
according 10 Gunler, they can talk a fsac.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

Death Of Hon. Diron Fl. Leris.-With
deep regret we announce The death Of Hon.
Dixon ii. Lewis, of Alabama. This me-.
laucholy event occurred yesterday 10 the
city of New York, where he was on a
visit, and as no accounts had previously
reached his friends of his illness we pre-.
sumo il must have been brief. Mr.. Lewis
has for number Of years occupied pro-
minent place in the councils of The Nation,
FIRST as a Representative from Alabama,
and for the last three years as one of the
Senators Of that State 10 the Senate of the
United States 10 which dignified position
be was reelected By the las, Legislature
for a further term Of six years. His voice
and his influence was even in favor Of H.
beraI principles; and The Tariff of '46.
which as Chairman Of The Committee in
Finance he was mainly instrumental Of
having passed into a law; will be an
imperishable monument 10 his me mory.
Charleston Mercury, 26th ult.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

3could.iudee<bim best. :Iknow4 Gen. Cass
and de-; 10; mol believe one.oue word slhe press
has asserted 10 the prejudice of his char
acler. .e!, III. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

Pennsyluania Eleciions.-Adespal
10 tho Eveaing Ns,rs states that tbe official
Democratic majority for Canal Comtnis.i
sioner in Pennsy yIvania is 2,795sand that.
The majority for the Democratic Congress
licke, is 3,956-bolh over all combinations
against them. This result willtend 10
inspire much confidence in the Democrat
ic ranks, as il will lead them To- expect
that Gen. Cass will receive thes}xoie of
that State. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

ieeeuuJ -oodsteusOI tne early rising oiaGen.
Taylor They seemed to think, that this was
good qualification for Presidentof the Unis
'eo o.ates. Ihe washington Union, The DEM
'''' ~ D,s""' was oe'eta'i'ea ., moi 10 De ou'
uU"e' "as paper says 'na. ueaefai eass is
also qolle an eaiy riser. The editor gives an
anecdo,e 10 illustrate it. This early rising is a
good practice. and we recommend il 10 other
public men. John Quincy Adams was very
early riser. Itis said that he scarcely missed a
tnornipe in which he d,no y,bsnya ann n. co;,ch
bns before spn rse, and ,ake. !. s.w;r, :, ,,ba
p,,om,c.,..., ;, - .'.s -
,h;.Shsb ~ d,nh,,as. a. s11ns 80 y
- .A.s ..s'e. iiSin Sn,
= .. '1oes lsls tsla
eaahia
60. - ,,.s.,., MI
~ ,rt :. p, nc esleoiasea s y y EoReE
M ikoop' Eas.s1osyernor ief Georgia, well
nnoMn : one 3. Sae ssauncnesI lrends ~ q State
Alshts Y our country, was censlyinyted by
committee OF a:Demociatlc meeting TO a
barbecue: lie replied IN a letter very charac-
terlssic oi the man, and spoke in the strongest
terms in favor of General Cass. We can only
make room for the following extracts.
vA1nosr. I,,ren. c,,n,, ~,
- 49,, ,,aSs.,a oeo'
- octooer 10. 1915.
Gentlemen: Ithank you for your invi-
ta'ion,. which decline only because cans
not usefully accept il. 1t is twenty years
since i have been able 10 speak in public,
and nothing remains for me but to say TO
you, in few words, that as | voted for
Mr. Polk some four years ago, so | will
vote for General Cass now-the first has
mol disappointed me, and The other is not
likely 10 do SO. Mr.. Folks administration
of the Federal Government is the only
strictly Constitutional administration our
country has known-Nr. Jeffe. sons no,
excep,ed-and i, is because of this, that
the country enjoys degree Of prosperity
no, known 10 ourselves before, and uns
known to any other people of ancien, or
modern times. The redemption of indus.
,ry from the shackles imposed on il by nm
wise Government, would. if he had been
instrumental 10 nothing more. nave entitled
him 10 the consideration. respect and oraIi.
tude Of the American people for generations
10 come. The Stale Rights Partv now.
almost for the first time. have nothing ,o
ask-nolhips to complain of. He claims
our admiration especially for his firm and
manly resistance of the iniquitous schemes
which have been pertinaciously forced on
him by corrupt log s-rollins maiori,y in
Congress. Nor will his enlishleped and
successful conduct of the lale war, with all
the embarrassmen,s of inyetera,e par,y
opposition. be forgotten by that posteri,y
which passing upon him finally with calm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
SECOND DESPATCH;

Several hundred bales Cotlon%sold at
New York. at decline Of one eishlh of a
cent. Bread S,uffs were depressed aud
a slight decline had been submiliedio. Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

w. D. Epes. convicted Of the murder
of Il. A. Muir, in Virginia has been SEN
fenced to be hung on The 22d Of December
noxt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

Gen. Taylor at Home.-Iu the early
part of last month public discussions
took place in lbe town Of Baton Rouge
where Gen. Taylor resides. One ofthe
Democratic speakersi Nj. Larue, charged
upon Gen. Taylor a concealment of his
opihious on the Wilmot Pfoyiso questions:
Mr.. Larue ,reparksdisthaR"(i (iens assS-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

The celebrated patriot, Smith O'Brien, had
been tried and found guilty. 1t was believed
thata the departure Of the last steamer, he had
been executed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

Annerction Of Cuba According to cores
pondent of the New York Herald negotiations
are going on between the governments of the
United States and Spain, for the purchase Of
Cuba.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

=, ir!c5 a. ,ne S.ats frt a'i7,f 80 re-
:s sci~...e. SuPEt.s- ,2r~-i:E=: -...,-
-, %. -: " i, .,7;, -, SS3te ~ p,!,s:-
80 ,sa. .3;;s
sIe gfinvet' .'5t..j y,;:atii
= Rep'=2t R',~s sa'.:,.:,.a-' .2. h4s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
1901
Whole number OF votes 7l12.
Majority for Burt 1870.

The Anderson Gazette of the 79lb
ulf., in speaking of the result of III
Congressional election in the Pendlelon
District. where Col. Orr was elected over
Major Perry, says: "The voters of this
Congressional District, were particularly
fortunate in having two such able and
reliable, gentlemen presented for their suf
tfroges, Vas Messrs:s Orr and Perry, both
Democrats, and both occupying a higt'
position iu-l The politicak history Of The
country. Wes,hink we hazard tnothingir
a rssr quesrlon 10 Inc 7cadvSss, the pe5pit
utterly refusing to- divide parties where 81
lille is to besgained. We say, therefore
that theresuliis by no means an evidence
that the people Of the election district pre-
fer Taylor 10 Cass; aud ought not, 10
truth, to be SO regarded. We make the
above statement solely for the purpose of
correcting any false impression. which ex. !.
cited par,izans are so liable 10 fell inlo, in
matters Of this kind. Ham. Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

Yery Important Meas from fnpseo:--;..
By an express, which arrived sestefday
morning. we learn that a pronu1ciamento
has been made proclaiming lbes indepen-i
delce and annexation Of that Sla1esi siosthe;
United Slales. We have not been able To-
learn all the details, but The mair factS;is
certain. ln consequence of this orders
have been given 10 disembark5ttlsess hnn,,
Sdred muskelsand mur iipnso high,
- 5Fs.s 70 la'''err"'r sheek:
sGa' easari a>ssst: Ga~ . MS flrt, aud
E:i,ich ware ~ - s5ni - idSt'.,,z9s::sa
fi;is evaal 'gi:. sr'7a -: 8: Z
- r.: ;sna6yc. g ~ s:ss
%sGsitsssa as Ia II; IF
gwsich aeay tiocsaaa .is;s ,'">. -,
aud hy as:aekiac=life i,rsu E.ais "a III,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

DR.. LieJer.-Wc find in Northern
paper The following notice Of the return of
our fellow sownsman, Dr.. Lieber which
we extract, as showing the high eslma.
ton in which his talant and learning are
held aborad.
"Dr. Lieber, who recently left this coun-
try on visit TO Germany, he returned by
the Steamer Hermann. We are not aware
how his 'republicanism may sui, the pre-
sent phase Of German politics, hat more
desirable appointmen, could not. we think,
be made for the United Slales. in case Of
vacancy, than DR.. Lieber, as Minister 10
Washington"
IL should be source of qualification to
The Trustees ofour College, thai they have
secured The services uf such man for lha,
luslitulion-oae who is mol hide bound
pedan-bul at once a scholar-a man OF
the woodland Of European reputation.
Columbia Daily Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

Ohio Election.-F ord's majolity fol
Governor is now stated 10 be three hun
dred aud fifty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

It Ta -. s57sge5ss,z4 r.t,,.a:eS. ~ any
JpiO.ot'a ccc;d D.. a.:.j 2. -.,+.,,,2
.;,::f 'ras: :rosr7fs"Iis 80, 5,.s.:. a sI,i,s
-. ~" ID !,,,. So. Tss- *
aS5,5.!;'. S1i2;s 3D.
ssts'5ti,.3 3es. 4n,q5. ,..t1pt 3s<sd EEoGg 4aaS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

1t would seem that our Govefameni is
at this moment engaged in negbliations
with Spain for the immediate purchase Of
Cuba, If the statements made in gal letter
from Madrid, and published inthe N. Y.
Herald. Of Friday can be relied 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
NEWBERRY DISTRICT.

Commissioners Of Free Schools
David Kibler, Reuben Pitts. Maj J w
Ducket,, Thomas B Waddling,on and
L X Boyd.
Magistrates.-EP P Lake, John Man.
gum, Marx Glenn, VIM GaIligly, John
G Houseal, VIM F. Hardy, C F Sigh,
John + GIynph, Samuel Chapman. P
w Counts, S. Bowers, J N Crosson
Peter Dickert, D L Wicker, James M
Crosson and A P Brolly.
Commissioners Roads, Bridges and
Ferries-PW Counts, George Neel,
Geo S Cannon, VIM D Reagin, Gillian
Smith, Jas Bonds Thomas II Hender-
son, James B Wilson, Henry Koon.
Commissioners Of Public Buildings
Docr. VIM Fl Harrington, B Ramage
and William t. Moore.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15

'SoO; . !" - 80 ~ . 80 t''i' ''''t'
sand sis.s '.a,ei uu-personally ap-
.peared beforb me The Undersigned, a
Justice Of hsPeace forlhe county and
above mentioned, who being duly
sworn, according 10 law, declares tI'al
he IS the indeptical-who was ain the
company cotnmanded by Captain-in
the regimenl-commanded by-.hat lie
lenlistened oifthe-day of-forIhe term
ol--and wassdischarged at-on the
day of-by lcason Of.
Sworn 10 and subscribed bef)re me
the day and.Year above written.
NoTEs.-l5i, is proper to state, for
the information of claimants Gnder the
the 9th section Of the act Of February
IL, lS47, ,thafin every instance in which
a volunteer soldier was discharged on IA
surgeons certificate, ,ha, paper mus, be
semitic the Pension O6ce with the claim,
ants affidavit, unless it has been olhcr-
wise dispusef Of. In that case salisfac-
|. tory evidence must be exhibited as TO
the nature and origin Of the claimants
disability. The testimony ola commits
stoned nfficer Should be obtained il pos
sible. II MOTTO, be had, the affidavit Of
one or more, ,lcfedilabie witnesses, CERT
fled to be sosbythe magistrates who
may administerlhe oath, should be pro-
duced.
2. The Official character and signature
of ma gislrale who may administer
an oath, must5De certified by the proper
officer, undershls seal Of office The
certificate must accompany every case,
and be attached 10 ..lhe paper on which
the affidavit taken before a notary pub
lie can he admitted as evidence.
8. The relinqnishment of the right to
bounty land must1be signed by the claim
ant, If lie wishes-to receive scrip in lieu
of land, and the. relibquishmen, mus, be
Witnessed byssome one who writes a
legible hand
4: Volunteers in some cases have been
discharged. from the service with ont ev=
er-having receiyed certificate to that
effect from tlesoffcers who discharged
them. Such cases have occurred where
an. entire regiment has been mustered
out Of the service. In such a case the
claimant mustsnlake the oath Of iden-
lity required blythe regulations, and add
to the staten,entas to his service the toll
lowing words: II never received any
discharge. The regiment to which
belonged was mustered out ofthe ser'
vice
S: No assignment Of land or scrip car
be made untilafler a.land warrant ha'
been d-trotn tho Pension Gffice, o
certificate ofscrip, as.he case may be
6: AS there were sixsmohlhs' voun
teers, who didtnot march to the seat o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
VOLUME xTIE.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
BY WN1. sF. DURISOE.
: E-DJTOR g. P ROP RI EFT Or
'EJY TERM

z ~ y. NEW- IE n VI :,
Two DonLARsand Fifty CENTS, per annnm
ifpa,d III advance -S3 ifnotpaid within 81,
months from the date of subscription. anc
S4ifnot paid before the expiration of the
year. Ali subscriptions will be continued
unless otherwise ordered before the expira'
ton Of the yeatt;s sbnt no paper will be dis
continned .il.ftilail arrearages are paid, un
less al the optieh Of the Publisher,
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Sub
scribers, shall recelYe. the paper for one
( year, gratis. {
ADvERrlseHErs spicuousy Inserted at75
cents per square, (I2 lines, or less, for the
trstinsertion. and 81 for each continuance.
Those published monthly or quarterly, will
be charge 81 per square. Advertisements
10, having tile number of insertions marked
on them, will be continued uutil ordered out
and charged accordingly.
Communications, post paid will be prompt.
ly and strictly attended TO.