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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19
nrANrrn- SIM ATIO\-A ~ of 8 n,dera.

BN1lrIuN itENE fr intelligent and respectable Md
A.. ie-at,i l.fuaits w to tsuuC ans lucrative sAroy-
mont can De- obialcd ca application 90 Ms zs6eia an
iIfon AZ N,r ic.5 Nv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

BOARDING.

mann Wanted In a healthy nsghbOrhoud IA TIC
Dccuurv tar0u the summer, tor aby abVui yefts .,
az. wiere De- De- wei taken cas Of sha tscslfe Ae
.r.af,rt farm house vhsrs there are no ch'.drh wY"a
ice preferred lull- mist be moderate. Aduis's ="
n d So Bruli~-y, Nrw-fofk. JelU v
BOARDING FOR GENFLEMEN-A Jew 'lns."
ID srut sutu can De- acconnodash WIN "Va'" 80 80 -
can't rouuis et iUI { ui0u--t. bUohlyn. lel2 =
DOARn.One ~ t"o single kehl1etivn .s ,e M, st -
~ els Inn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

rr,p IFr-lna small private fomy, I'm alilc bedfoom'
6ln'sh,-l either u h or WihOu hreaka-t OF tea Resi-
,lsnce & p 8rpefVlcl-.' TWO dOuf- from norton 80 ~
80 pleasant funt basement 10 Jet ur an ofce lelo ~
nI.Fa@aNr FURNISHED ROOMS TO LII.
| Win or without breakfast aHd tea Also, an once |"
Park-plsce. JoN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19
rry PUBLICATIONS.

= -...,.r,ov o. THE NEW CurRcH. ~ !nl.-
A"E ..' =. ,'. W~t.1rs ~ EuASrEL ,vtofNboRG and
r.r,-. F,-aIrn. william Rl-de, % Broad" ~ 80
1921 l1n8, Pp. 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

ILLUSTRATED BIBLE.-Port 60 of this macnif
mt work has just been issued The illustration in th
number is Cesarea, beautiful engraving Viz
tue 20 John.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

4 GENTLEMAN vh. understands he German sna
Y Frnch l. uuts wlshe, tO engage pm some ft'l'St
able bus res. iu rms CITY, lie can invest Suo An in'ei-
.,,ncc or lmm -rln- olcr, mercantile business We
' fefN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

t.fNr> " WANTED 10 canvass wofSsi'isf Farm
er,' lls-. end usull ciuru. ESTABLISHMENTS ivi c"'
bstA's uors ou Water Power snd Mechanic, senefSy -
Tie work s iubu. rcd sh part. pce - ces pst1
~ itrEFR Ps,,aie.nbi. r. iwsSlN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

WANTED y ndd aged man II is.i, ess hlnii.'
w .s 0n "a. hsrkcerrr tocr oi any Aug, " -s''st,
all tDs rc .l i.euf merchant TIE has bad many fee!s
enpcrrf lt business n ilc Nesirfn >iars 80 .e.
prs Rcclvlce .yeu freSllred Address = D. .'s."s
.ftt -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

N.rANTFD-An experienced Milnsii' eniale'sss %
w - e,rk .lot. arp.y wstcrpo"er a. m1cAinery,
t.'t - ..r. Ac ni aAe chsr-e ui me i-.nrss
-,.r,r,Irf0eI. viii be- rtCu'rtd - 20 character
su competency. Apply 10 ih" " a'i- o- N"N
81 " a..r I.lrI story - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

II II VI
fr0uI Dsil ~ bite 90 fhe mort costly git Hopper basins
y.rrr o-.f basins Nr house and ship clo-e-, eatnel
sinks tr &c together with large supply of best Govern
,aerf Banca and Eu fish IN, -t.uly on llld ad oi
ale bv MILLER, COATES j. fOULE,
~ Pear-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

"BorANI OF THE UNITED STArEs.'-Students
and lovers Of Botany VIII welcome the thorough and
excellent compcnd Of the science by Prot BECK O.
Rutgers College, revised and enlarged edition, issued
TINS week from the lsboroGs and fruitful press Of the
Hrpors. Tae work Is too well known % need any
commentator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

I l'REN(U AND lana sehAemsl 10y
L arrived ffum France desc- o give le-sons az 'eneNs
or I'm private DO the above languages WHICH ne j. pcie'y
competent teach For reference apply 10 heN D. bAu'
I D Ftfr--f lrl' wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

~. BaRrfgbIDNEN'~ CBI H.-Rey
y Lewis +. " Bach. Pi,OrfOr safe Or 10 rent one OF
the e.f pew. in ibis church: also. pew DO tie gallery
les I'M CYRUS ". FIELD co. II ClA-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

WANTED o coal cslce' 'nar i4aas,rols al
w .l, 1t.r Is wears OIL. writes goa LAhl' = &C
rf,r-I Il, Els eo. ai resides win a1i@lss re- ecaos
r-r.. o.- ...sri to n.nkr himself useful % - en-
blowers. MAJ. sI.r.. note Oh l. l.li-" ilils o. n %
fIs uf ~ Ss.lrs reasonable. 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

lkrANrED-Au sclvv partner VIII srsA ca,h eapi-
W r. FAB o. 'he advertiser cs,h business ne aiii-
.s M sell n every foal snl ctu1iy DO le SAFE a. 2ceAI
r,f oi 20 rer c,L Address l. p Ills ofcs, naming 20
49,. c.r sn interview. jci7 p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
From the Chars. EDening News

Lectures Of Psychological Electricity.
This course Of Lectures promises TO open
a new field of electrical research and ex>
pertinent The following communication
from a scientific correspondent may, he
assures us, he relied on for its accuracy
"Allow me, Mr.. Editor, 10 draw the
attention of YOUR readers, and that OF the
citizens of Charleston generally. 10 The
advertisement of DR.. Williams, of North
Carolina, OIL The suhjecI OF Psychological
EIeclriciry.' 1t is merely necessary to
slate, thai Dr., Williams, when in posses
sion of the electrical aclion Of a subject
body, can make him perform leals OF ac-
,iviiy far more astonishing than DR.. Will
liams could with his own body, or The
subject with his, Independent of this ac-
ouired power on the part of The elecIrIser.,
These feals are such, as 10 place beyond
all doubt The question of inposture,-so
that it is only necessary TO witness them,
TO have this astonishing science establish.
ed fnrever. The science is simple. Placed
in The same electric state with The subject,
the will of Dr.: Williams moves the cleo
trio currents OF the snbject-hody unde" Inc
same laws that he does his own; SO thai
the subject. body becomes part OF his own
as it were. The subjec,-body, too, is
made TO yield 10 DR.. Williams, will IN
perfect submission; or rather, in spite ol
alIopposiliou on the part of iie suhjecI's
own will. I, is a.slranse derelopemenI
of The power Of tho human will on the one
| hand, and The certainty Of electric action
A CLOSE OBSERVER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
From the Columbia Telegraph.

LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The Steamer Buena Vista arrived al
Boston from. Halifax. brings the Britain
MAS news from Liverpool up TO 10Th
June. Couonhad slightly receded.. Mo-
bile fair d.. Orleans 4s. Stock 500 600
bales" Corn 80 Ito 35. Flour 27 to 2Ss.
Wheat IS. 81. Ito Is. cd ! Whi'o Is. 81.
TO S.. Money market unsettled.
.rl,- Baltimore, June 25lh. ~
The latest accounts are that the Pied.
montese have routed the Austrians. The
Pope has resained his popularity wrh his
subjects. The new Constitution Of France
is to be of The Democratic Republican
form. The Prince de Joinyille had en-.
tered Paris, and expressed his willingness
to be engaged in the defence Of the exist,
ing Government .li'r
Lamartipe and Ledrn Rollin are sill
makiuS" To put down Lamartine. Cou-
siderable agitation still prevails in France
but no serious outbreaks apprehenled.
In Ireland the. agitation is increasing,
bu, no overt ,acts Of violence have yet
taken place. ,a.f 'gg,,
England continues quiet, but the mar
ke,s are depressed by The Charlist aeila
ton. There is decline Of 6ri in Flour.
e ,.. Baltimore, June 26,h.
On Monday afternoon The. Kentucky
Legislature rendered a seat in theaU. S.
Senateaioi Mr.. Clay, who declined accepts
ing it. 70 The Briannia's news is unfavora.
bic. Breadstufs and Cotton in New-York
have declined.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

~ n, = Z. ,,y.-5<
AN AppEal 70 p oplIc lOpiyioE.-
l,he ,.SoalhsfH Ghristida AdJOcate Of ihc
23d dtsass: ispamphlrt Of some sixty or
seventy. pages has been drawn up by
DR.. Bascnm, and will be shortly. Iorlh-
coming fron.lhe press Of Morton s. Girls
wold, Louisville, Ky. Ii is an ZAP
peal to Public, Opinion, in n series Of
exceptions 40 4the3 actiup sof' lihe NJ. AlE.
Church frcm'd4 to'45, affecting the rights
and iiieres!ssof the NJ. E. Church. South"
A large edition has been ordered, and we
doubt lot,Slhe publication will be highly
infiueLtial in preserving the border Cons
lerences from The confusion which the late
perfdious action of the repudialins Pitts
burgh Conference might otherwise bring
about. We;sbalI give our readers early
notice OF disappearance, and ofthe siylein,
which it mesls The present emergency in
the ,Wesly. III will present an erPose not
only oEthe Abolition tendencies and char;
acter ofilhe Northern General Conference
oflhe reasons which led lothe rejection. of
Dr.;Pierce, ,bfthe repudiating ordinance,
butiprobabIy will indicate The measures
which he Southern Commissioners will
feel themselves called on TO adop, with
regard 10 The silly Plan of Arbitration
which that body has with SO much effort
originated il will have wide circulation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
.EsT. r.. Ell. DeLange,
Surgeon Dentist,

FROM / HARLESTON &AUGGSTA.
CAN he found at Mr.. SPANN'S HOTEL,
FOR 4 few days only ''iT':
A few months. or longer Indulgence will he
y,ven 10 all responsible persons. who may des
Sire il. IEns they may IuIy test my "worky
Refer 10 DR.. Is. a. Rodrisues, snrsepn
Dentist. in Charleston. and 20 many Of the
most respectable families in Augusta ai't iia1E
burg. -.
june2l ~ u =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
CERTIFICATES.

OglahOrpe County, IPrI 22.Ll LlS47.
have nsed for The last three years, ma.
chine that was made by K. 5. Crenshaw. OF
Crdwiordve GA. consider it one Of the
best Gins have ever seen. Two small mules
will gin, will, great deal Of ease, three bales
per day, and dn not think there isa Gin in
Georgia that can excel il in. making fine cot:
lon In fact, Nr. Crenslaw Iias' sold great
many Gins in this county and Elbert. and l.
think every man who purchased is perfectly
satisfied. All Of his Gins which have been
sold in ,iis county and they are nuta few. run
light, pick fast, and what is better than all. whca
the cotton is carried to market il sells for the.
very highest price.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
COTTON GINS,

and would inform them that have engaged
Mr.. Crcnshaw, who will superniend lhc maj
nfacllring of them. My Gins shall he made
Of the best materials, and can say with pro
priely, they urei tile Cheapest G Ms III The
Soulhern States, taking the workmanship INTO
consideration. I will warrant my Gins 10
make cotton equal to any mn:lenn amy Other
Gin in the Southern States, giving the tre
staple Of the, cotton. and making it prrlerty
free of knap anu clear o moats. My Gins
will be delivered at the purchasers residence
free of charge. and warranted 10 give ample
satisfaction.
rAl Orders addressed 10 tho Subscriber will
meet with prompt attention. Repairing done
n good style and at shor, lIntlce. All old Gins
of. inch saws 1 will repair aud put them on
improved principles, and also warrant them to
make as good cotton as any of the improved
Gins, and at much less cost lhan Il new one.
J. ID. HAMMACk.
CrawfordviIle, Ga. May, 1918. lnl3nl-23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
szHEAD QUARTERs,
I'd Reg'alC lCaualry, S. C; NJ ~,

. -
ORDERS Na5F III -.
In pursuance! Of Orders. from BriGadier
General J. w, Guy,on, nm Election will be
held on Saturday. tho 22d, of July next, for
Major. to cormand the Edseiield Squadron
" The L omlinlnnrding nj lrdi Office! Of each Company
iinthe Squadbn. will callio his assistance Two 70
-se ,,s;tii hold the
Election al esa,l, Company Rendezvous. re.
,speciiyely on ;l,iday above named, between
the hours of 1Do'clock, A. NJ, and 3 o'clock,
P NJ. ~. .!.,.t...
Al least one Ilanngcr from each Poll, will
meet a, Edgcfad. CHI. (the Squadron Rem
dezvons,) on, ,fe oath, the Monday following
10 count the ,.vStes and transmit the result
signed by each Manager present at the count
ing, to the Brighter General.
BY orderpf Taos. w. LANuAM,
Coz. Cd Regiment. Isl Brigade Cavalry,
lst Division, 5. c. nj. "
IL, q St 0i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
July S
NOTICE..

| was pressed on the 9Th inst, to give n not
IN behalf of Sunni Taylor for $75 65 cts. du'
18Th JnY, .lS45t to satisfy M unjust claim o
demand. hereby lorewarn all persons not II
trade for said Intc-as do moi in,enI TO pay
it, unless compelled by law.
BID DHARD PERMENTER.
June 30th, lS4S. 81 q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

A Merican Woman.-An officer in ths
army, writing from Monterey. describes a
a Mexican woman. living near there, as
follows: She is $50 years old, four feet
six inches round the waist. Her big toe
is six inches longer than the rest Of her
Toes her foot Twelve inches broad. She
has "a beard strong as any man and wears
muslaches. She can walk four miles an
hoar, and has been married seven times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
--BrOgught to the Jail

AhF this Disllict..a Negro IMAM, who says
w his name is Nelson, and that he belongs
os1r. Charles Bolton Of Washington. Wilkes
County. Ga. Said fellow is about S, feet, a
inches high, dark complexion. and ,bstween lS
and 20 years Of pge. He has three scars on
his forehead-o one of which, appears to have
been caused byla burn! He says heawas sold
by Mr.. Newton. .Brentto Mr.. Bolton about five
or six weeks ago. aud that he Runaway about
two weeks since. 49,, g.ps= =ass ri.
The owner isjreques,ed to. come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him a
way, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
aa5a y A. H. BURT, ]. r. d.
July 8, - y If "a -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

A rich mans son frequently begins
the world where his farther left off, and
ends wherehis father bagan-penniess.
Give your son trade, and e, him be
Of some service 10 the world he lives in.
Train himnpto some honorable business,
and in due lime he will d ,ubly reray for
the labor and the pains bestowed on his
youIh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
Brought to the Jail

GAF this District. a negro man. who says his
" name is ISAAC. and that he belongs to
Jefferson Blackshire, of Lauicns County, Ga.
and that he ranasay. about,the last of May or
lst Of June. Said fellow is about six feet high,
or very dark complexion, between SIS and So
years of age. He shasta scar across his breast
and defect in iis;iisht eye. ~ =
The owner il, ,Isqassted to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him IT.
way. ortherwise he3Will be dealt with as the
law directs. -. -.
A. Fl. BURT, J.E. d.
Juno 2s, 1s45 e3tf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

Drunken FiSh.-Mofe than a 100
gallons of, whiskey we're lately emptled
into Grand River. The consequence
was that the fishes got so tipsy that they
swan blndly upon the beach, and were
taken without anv trouble. d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

AnoLher Ouiruge.-We are sorry TO
learn that Mr. Thomas Crawford, citi-
zen of this neighburhood, but the present
year overseeing for B. f. Sloan, at his
plantation on The Georgia side of Tugalo
River, was on Saturday last, struck by
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

I,was said Of the lale Mr.. Bell, Of
the Chancery bar (England) that he
wrote three several hands, one of which
no one could read but himself, another
which his clerk could read and he could
not: and another which nobody could
lead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

Karrcn County, Ga. March %, ls4s. I,
/ THIS is TO certify that purchased 4 forty four
saw cotton Gin. of the box kind, from5J.. II.
Hammacl, lat year, which performs wel',!
making us good cotton as any gin that am
acquainted with. itruns light and free Of neat.
The boxes I'co,isder eqnal to any now in us'..
have ginned as much as 1000 Tbs Of clean
cotton per day on 1t. To all WIN wish to pnr.
chase good Gin would say Try them before
going elsewhere. RADFoRD GpSN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
July 8
To our Customers once
rDANEn.

Fayo cmploysme to repair any work, is to
@ promise Il pay cash These are my
terms. lam nd able or willing to keep books
or to depend upN your negroes whom yon send
10 make engagements with me. When the
work is done, send the cash.
C.L REFo, Agent.
T,,,. r ,c 01
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
=. SOUTH CAROLINA:
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN 1'HElCOMMON PLEAS.
). W, kemerly. Deelara'i0H a.,
Us.

c. H. Lindsey. Ii attachment.
VEyHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
u this day fled his Declaration in my OF.
flee, and the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney. known to reside within the limits
Of this State, on,whom copy ofihe said De-
claralion, with rule to plead, cau be served.
On motion Of MI. Gray, Attorney for Plaintiff,
It is ordered. That the said Defendant appear
and plead to the said Declaration, within year
and day flom the date hereof, or final and
absolute Judgment will be awarded against him
by default. ~.
THO G! BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, .June29, 1s4s. 4,q "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

~ "
one of,he negroes, severe blow on the
head, with a.hoe, which ;lfactured:his skull
in a dreadful manner. MIR. Crawford
fingered ! in great pain till Tuesday al
which time he died. .--. .,...s.,.#...., r
Tie negro, Immediately after perpetra>
,ins The alrocious act, fled, bu, has since
been taken. and lodged in jail to await his
trial.-ARderson Gasette, June 20.
The Heather and Crops,-The Ander-
son Gazelte, Of the 29Ih ull. says; So far
as our knowledge extends. there has sell
dom been III this District a more promls-.
ing prospect Of an abundant crop than Ihe
present. The wheat and oats, already
secured, and now being harvested, have,
with few exceptions, turned off well. The
copious and refreshing showers OF rain
which. have fallen at suitable intervals.
have impaired 10 corn and other growing
crops quite luxuriant appearance !; = and
unless checked by some unforeseen event,
will yield to the industrious farmer
handsome return for his lab0rs.
Election of Officers in the Palmetto
Reeiment.-Wo have seen (says The Coz
lumbia South Caroiinian,)a letter from an
officer of the Palmetto Regiment. dated
Jalapa, June 9, which siales, that Lieut..
Col. GLADDEN. has been unanimously
elected Cnlonel Dunnoyanr, Lieut.. Colo
mel; Moffal,. Majnr Of the Regiment; and
Adjutant Cantey, Captain Of the Kerstlaw
Company.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
c. S. MERRIwETHER.
Iaiiatcrro COuniH. Ga.

1aiigtcrro County. Ga.
This is 10 certify that purchased Of J, D..
Hammack last year, Il Al saw anti Fiction col.
ton GIN which makes superior cotton to any
gin have ever had. carried to Augusta il
pnrl of my crop last fall, which, was pronounced
by one OF The bes, judges of cotton in Augusta,
to he the finest lot that was in his warehouse
Two or my neighbors lately sold their crops,
gnned OH my gil,, and obtained five'eishlIls OF
a cen, per h. above the market price. have
not sold my cotton, but feel confident of getting
The highest market price when do sell From
all that know Of Mr.. FIammack's make OF
GiEs, and there are severalin operation around
me- would say to those wishing To purchase,
they would do well TO try hrs before purchasing
elsewhere. MuRTHA GRIFFIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
NEW BOOT AND SEToE
.MAMUFkGT0RY. r Z!

5...sss,s, TH Essubscliber. las conirneIlcs
sssEs edaihe Boo, and Shoe niakiiagsin
sssssA s. Pnl,crsyille,s ili The ,Stofe eitioass
.fofmeiiy s occupied by NrssTs Drakst& GIBBS.
tie soicits tie patronage ofhis friends aiigifis
.,,ublic generally. He Wilmakelo orier;B Bouts
and Shoes, in a most. superior style. of4york>
'nianship. Gentlemen waiting cork>soled
doubIe.soled, water. proof, walking. dress and
fine pu,np-soIc'l boots. and made Of the best
materials, will leave lheif orders with the sub.
scriber N. BARTLEY.Sss :
May2f tf @a 18H g.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

An exchange paper says that the
year117S2 gave birth 10 the. following
politicians. Daniel Webster, born 18th
of Jaunary; John C. Calhoun, 18th Of
March. Gen. Lewis Cass. 9Th Of Octo-
Der; Martin Van Buren, 5lh of Decem
Der. #' ta ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

Adjournment Of, Congress.-The Ma
tional lnieligencer thinks The term Of the
present. Session OF; Congress is IN a fair
way to extend itself into the month oi
August, if not Of September. The baule
Of the Presidency is likelyto occupy much
Of the remaining time. - =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
Head Quarters,

r. Cd Regiment Cavalry S. c: N. ra.15s
z, OnpERs No. a.. ser =
"A NELECTlON will bp held. at the Chero,.
"A lsee Ponds ON The fourth Saturday in July
next, for Captain 10 command the Edge6eld
Hussars Troop orCavaIry, to GIL the vacancy
occasioncd by the resignation Of A j. Ham
mond, - q! >. ~ E:'i2i l2's!!'
Other vacancies If any should occurby ibis
Elec,ion, will he filled at tho same lime. 81; ~,
Lieut.. alerriwelhcl,,T C. Mathis, and Jean
Butler, will actas Managers. a, .zt:E w..
By onler of =. ..,,.,.,.. :; ~ ..
THos. w. LANHAM. Col:
2dRegimcnt Cavalry S. e. VI.
jnne7 81 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

The Constitution of France.-The Pressc
states that the Commission Oh the Con.
si,ution has decided ont the following im
portanI points. The political Conslitu-
lion of France shall be democratic res
public, one and indivisible. This PROPOSE
ton was adopted unanimously. the pro-
jrcl Of the Constitution is to be preceded
by declaration ImilIing, nesiJes the
rights already enjoyed by the people, those
of gralilulous education, employment and
assistance. Greal alarm is excited by the
approaching monster banquet. TO be held
on Monday under the walls Of the fortress
OF Vinccnlies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
Talialcrro counts, Ga, Narch, 1913.

Taliafcrro. County, Ga, Narca, 1878
l hereby certify that J purchased Of J. ID.
Hammack, last year. forty saw anli friction
cotton Gin, which performed aswcll asnny gin
| have ever seen tried 1t made cotton equal,
in my opinion to that any Of The Carver gins,
which are so hi bly, praised for their Gotten.
My gin and gihllonse were consumed by iiIe,
and ASA report has gor abroad that the house
was fired BY. the gin, lake this opportunity TO
say.in justice to alr. Mammack, that il is false,
think can with confidence recommend Ills
Gins to those wishing to purchase, for this rea-
son: his work u.s. all done BY few und expe
renced handsSioSt i2usI workmel, as
is gsflefalI ,sre are q. greit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
A CLOSE OBSERVER.

Struek4hp Lightning g.-We-urciuferln
cd tsrT1!,st:
a negro man.stho property Of Mr.fWm.
Sanders of:ahis Districf, while leaving
one Of his masters fields, was struck by
lightning in The hack of The neck and kill
ed Immediately. His body appeared 10
be terribly burnt. A negro woman, dis
lanl few feet a, the time of the accident
was stunned and knocked down by the
same stroke; and some negro children, at
no great distance. were stunned al the
same tine. The woman did not recoved
for some hours. Our informant mention
ed that the lightning had been known 10
strike in the same spot, which it then
struck, several times during the past few
years, Which gives rise 20 The supposition
that there is al that place probably bed
of iron ore, sufficient cause for the atlrac-
liou Of Iightniug.-Sumter Banner JANE 25.