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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06

tREGon, arrived here the 10Th December Thus
conua Ind consisted Of Captain X. J Kellys detach-
ruebt, J Connollys company, Captain Jacobs, and
detachment of Captain w s Read under Li.ute-
nsnt McFae. We left this place tho Zlst for FL
Paltck large Indian town, of 1000 Inhabitants
four lssgu.s OF We were accom- panied by two
paniss Of Yucatecc A. the whole under command Of
Lieutenant Colonel Pfibum OF the first division The
officers and men all eager for dght. When about
two miles out Of the city our advance was fired upon
by large body Of Indians protected by strong forti
cations. The order to charge given, and soon
drove them from their position in great confusion,
without the LOIS CT an American. The command then
resumed the march, and kept on, when It was again
opened upon by the indiana, in terrific fire. which
wounded Captain Kelly and his drst Lieutenant, John
Campbell J AN afraid poor Campbell viii never re-
cover his wound The ball entered q little below
the knee Captain Kelly was wounded above the knee,
Captain Connolly, Being then in the advance imme-
diatey ordered charge which was calamity executed
by bis company He also ordered Lieutenant Syefs to
take command Of Captain Kelly's company, which was
done and advance then entered the town at full
speed and drove all befove them. without the loss OF
sss rs Indian, az sor@n
the town We returned here on the I'D without nring
shot.
Col Whites command arrived here on the 23d De-
oember. On the 25th the whole command lett for
Vsliadolid some fourteen leagues distsnt-Co White
in command, with his own regiment and four compa
league from Tebosuco, were fred upon by about
1o0o Indians, which drove In our fanh.rs with great
confusion The whole Of Col Whites command each
man Of which eager for glimpse at the elephant,
rushed forward and charged the enemy Col. White
~shng the leao, ana calamity waving his men on,
sword In hand. In this charge every In tho COM
nand acted with the greatest daring and courage
INT am sorry to gay We suffered very severe loss Of
about thirty killed and wounded IL was . bad
day for Eight, the weather being rainy and road
almost impa'sably muddy. On account OF eur smmu.
milton getting wet We we're compelled return TO re-
bosuco, where we remained till the 9th, the
mspd again took mp the line OF for large In
clan town about four leagues of, which we captured
ana returned to Tehosuoo on the 10th without the
los OF q man We are now awaitiog orders to start
ioy Baca.r which Il the indian stronghold In the 40
lions referred to there killed John Gallagher
brst Lieutenant of Capt Maley's company Sergeant
Francis Bun mngf an. Of Capt Connoyis company;
Private Donohoe, and others whose names cannot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06

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hssx.l Bar,s!, Bst%usa s. brig CisyeI.nd rrasc SYorr
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celona; Bangor Phibrook, Glib altar market as
Devcns Bal NYorh; pc Col ey Bslt,moe Yarmo h. Teal
Joseph Fish, philadelphia sarabao Getty Chrton brio
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dip Calves Crane Gavrston brig, Brnz F,un RIO do
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Fanny, scotf, I'm CorIus thr sti; ship unkuowr. IN
NOR FOLK, Feb Arr sc Adrian, Waip,e NYoik I'D Br
brig pevopsAire, WAhneoa wI.des SD irig Lsv, Bruoe
NELL Boston; scbrs Pamrero Osb Now YORK. Victory
Bunhsr do 2d.AIr brig star Tt comb Turks Isl ,adr ports
brig Florence sid from " jan Tor pleens Taos g.
Thompson Brown, Boston ship sas rs om iscrp,o went
Orupda Tbayer savatnh Ls Mar brig .par Robbins
Porto Rico Sid brig Druid shack rd, wIndies shr iane
Brow n do. ''
In HAMPTON Roads Feb Emf souder cbas, from
Newport Esact from York silver for Haven.
EEw haven, 90 2-Arr brig Versatile Pc d'e.ol NYork
kywPosT, Feb Arr fchr 0amlcs Nckersan Pha
Ter Providence Cid I'd br Rnbos, Enc frJm NOrlea ,e
NYork.
PENSACOLA Jan iSArr schrs Gov Bennett Mue- Nore.rs
Aures 10 Apaiacnico Martha Trut,ut Alec
Ella do CO brig Greed Klman NDrleang scbYe vafa John
dol rora, Bophich, ao Ia, Soh nbeck d.
PoRrLArp Feb Arr brig Albert erkins Clarks,n Nor
folk Signal for barb brig ttspn Dockrar Gn,y.nn
PLymourIi Jan 3i-SId schr Coin'r W ooi WORK
PHrLApsiPlIA Feb 3-Cld brig swan bray, N BedforS
RoIsosp peb2-scnrs sasch.ssr .ttle NYora Aomenta
Bingham, dol Orxnba Froem,n. Eastpart
shLrn, Feb 2-th brig Garai wItns, Para and market
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The bill at The present Session; which 'hey
have accordingly done through their Chair
man, Mr.. Cunuinshan-'he mover OF the
Bill: The report is recommendatory ol
the Bill; but really we are unable 10 divine
The rue purpose of The Bill, or to UNDER
stand the political economy of the report.
To suppose that South Carolina without
The aid of The other STATES Of the Union
could effect so serious change in the COM
:hercia policy of the country, or to sup
pose hat lhe change, if wrought, would be
of practical ulility-are conjeeiures the
widest and most fanciIul. A little better
knowledge Of political economy would
teach, that trade and currency are mol Tie
ido sports of fanciful legislation. There
are laws which govern them. superior and
beyond The influence of local Legislature,
viz: The great principles Of trade and com.
merce which work their results despite The
checks and restraints. OF Legislative acts
and res lutions.
In adaaibn;,o',ho Bank, the ".SoWksr1
qmstion'' a /" Penitentiary," "giring Ia
the people the election Of Presidential etec-
ttrs,'' are subjects which will, probably,
engage the serious alleution Of The Eegis'
laturc.'
Columbia is lhrongedI with strangers;
Every Holel end Boarding House is lite
rally crowded. Here are the old and the
sober, the young and the gay Of both sexes
all eagerly bent on their pursuit Of business
or pleasure. This town is empha,ically =
stage. and we are all players upon it, ii
every variety Of character.
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Executors Sale.

NbY an o,der from the Ordinary Of rEdgefrM
E-D District, we shall pIoceed: To Sc at the
late residence Of. Henry. W. Rutherford. decd,
o. TUESDAY the It'll, day Of December
next, all the personal property Of said Deceased
mot specifically bequeaihed. to wit:
EwENTY-oNE oR'Two NEGROES,
.slock, of Horses. Mules. Cattle and llogs Corn
and Fodder, Wheat aud Oats. the present crop
Of Cotton one Road Wagon and Harness.
Buggy and Harness. Plantation Tools, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture:
Said property will lie sold on a credit Of
twelve months, except for all sums Under FIVE
dollars. which will be required in cash. Pur-
chase,s will be required 10 give .nole and tw"
approved securities. The propar,Xnot changed
until the terms Of sale are complied with. and
If resoled. ut the risk Of the first purchaser.
GEORGE D: HLFiET. yand
JOSEPH C. RUTHERFORD.
. ;, Executors:
/: Nov. 81, 81 43
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Dec S 1910
ADMINISTRATORS Sssze.

EDYa an ordrrfrom John IIil, Esq Ordinary
b 8 of EdEelield District, will be s"ld on the
27II, December, at the late resihenre of ilezs>
kiah slrom, deceased, all of the personal prop
er,y belonging to said deceased, consisting oil
IA LIKELY NEGROES,
among whom is a good Blacksmith, Corn
E6d;|er. Wheat, Oats, Horses and Fatning and
Stock. Hogs, Sheep aud Cattle one road WaS'
on. Blacksmith and Plantation Tools, House
hold ahd Kitchen Furniture, and:one lot OF Cot
ton Seed, &c. .., go,
TEsMs-All Sims Of SIS and under, cash
NIL sums over S5, twelve months credit, the
purchaser 10 give Note aud two approved &C.
curilirs property uol to he removed until The
terms Of sale are complied with. and if re-sold
will be re-sold at the former purchasers. rlak.
Is: r. IL S. C. STROM, Adin'is:.
Dec 5 1919 At go
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1873. exposed the claim Of Burnley as utterly
unfounded. remember 100, that Mr.. Grimm
opposed the claim on its passage through lie
Sena,e, and The result, has vindcuted his sagas-
ity and attention 10 yorr interests.
To day the deports of tie special committees
TO examine the Bank of the S,ale, or at lensl
some of them were read in both houses. The
one in reference 10 ,ke Branch Of the Bank in
this place, produced quite sensation, it shows
the Most papable violations of the charter :
great favoritsrn in some Of its loans, mary
debts of long standing and no interest paid !,
notes OH which the officers are indorsers and
principals protested and not in suit. anl other
matters of like na,ue. Ilappears that Rch-
land has half million of money borrowed, and
Fairfield large amounl-lhe remoter DISTRICTS
not much. The result of this examination
which, has been more thorough and searching
Than usual, shows that a State institution
will always be abused, because it is next TO I'M
rossible, in the usual and ordinary modes, 10
ascertain the true state of things. The detct'
mina,ion of the people to separate Banli and
State seems to be growing, and lha! srcl'wlll be
tile result, no calm observer can now dunbt.
Gen. Camey was to-day re elected Adnjanl
General. by close vote over Col. Dunovanl
VIM. Major Laval, Treasurer of the Lower
Division. There have been two balloliinSs TO-
day for Comptroller General, AlcCnlly head
Simpkins and Pickens next, this election
,;snds oysntill next week. The result is doubtful!
PINEY WOODS:
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.gsY,,,i,siSsr0l07.'S Safe.

EBY an order from the Ordinary, | will sci
y to the highest'biddcr'at HE late residence
Of James ]. Sill, deceased, on Taes'lay ihe
18th inst. all'lhe personal estate of said decea'
sed consisting nf
TWENTY-ONE LIKELY NEGROES.
Corn, Fodder, Oats, Shncks likely stock o
Horses. Cattle and Hogs one Gih-heab. Black
smith tools. one road Wagon. yoke Of Oxei
and Cars. Plantation Tools, Household aht
Kitchen furniture, with many other articles TOT
ledions 10 mcntion.
Terms, all'snms under FIVE dollars cash: al
suuis of and above that amount, on credit o
twelve months; noies with two approved sec Il
rity will be required.
JAMES STILL; Admir-
Dec $3.50 q" &C.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE ia hereby given. that by virtue oil
lV an order from John Hill, Esq. Ordinary oI
Edge6eId District. I shall proceed:!o sell at my
residence. on Thursday the 9th day of Decem
her inst the following property, to wit: II
head of horses and Mules cattle. hogs. three
Wagons and Gear, corn and fodder, household
ami kitchen furniture, and "tl'er articles too te.
dinus to MENTION being part Of The personal
property Of Hugh NJ QnarIes. deceased.
t. N. FULLER, Adm'r. in right Of his wife
n. D.-There will he hired twenty negroes
ut the same time and place. ,-...
r. NJ. FULLER.
Dec 5 ,s4o d, 46
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Ega!' EEa -,

TENHE TOAD again for TAX COLLEC:
Z. TOR. intends to r,,n the whole race If
he gets beaten: he would sny to Uncle Sam.
that atIhere have been great many wharf rats
raised around the public tan yard, the TOAD
has never yet had the pairing Of q Bull Skin.
Old Gentleman you would d" we'll 10 send thuse
long sick tailed fellows off. and Tell them to
dig in the ground as the TOAD has been doing,
and let the old fellow come in with no1ail amOst.
Derry DOWN
Dec 5 1910 If 45
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Administrators Sa1e..

EpY an order from John Hill, Ordinary,
.AD shall proceed to sell 1.-THE laie residence
of William Holmes deceased: oil the l8 and l9
Decrmbrr next, the personal estate Of snid de.
ccase., consisting of seventeen likely Negroes,
Mules. Horses, Cows. Hogs. Corn, Fodder.
na,s: Plantation and Blacksmith Tools, Houses
hold and Kitchen Furniture. and other articles
not mentioned. At'the same time will be hi
red three Negroes belonging 10 The said Estate.
Terms OF sale, oil sums under ten dollars.
cash; all sums above ten dollars, twelve months
credit wia. mole and two approved securities
j. B. HOLMS. Atm'r.
Nov H 1915 2t dS
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New Boarding House.

MWRs. FORD. respectfully infor,ns her
NA friends and the pubic: that SHE IIsss taken
the second. stoiy over MIR. j; Cohn'a Store, at
Edgefield Court: House; where she has opened
a BOARDING. HOUSE. for the accopnoda-
ton Of Permanent and Transient Boarders.
Her.terms for regular boarders. will be $40
per month for boarding nnd lndgihg-$2, per
week for boarding ithom lndsins.
Gentlemen visiting the Village. can be ac-
commhued with regular meals. (at all Irours Of
the day, anduptil 10 o'cuck, p. M. at the
low price oI 25 cents per meal.
Nov 81 If Al
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N0T THCE,.

THyElE Undersigned proprietor Of the CAR
OLlNA HOTEL Located on Centre ST.
in the pown of Hamburg. will dispose Of the
uneSpited term Of his lease tothis clesanl and
well known establishment at public action, on
the birthday Of December next. nRless sooner
disposed nf at Private Sale. lie will nj the
same time dispose of the furniture. belonging
TO the establishment. all Of which s' new and
of superior quality, well adapted to Hotel.
The Carolina Hotel has been long eslablish-
cd and is weIlkn TO the travelling coinmu-
nitY :,
ii has recently been thoroughly refnirea. we'll
furnished. and s, al this tune, receiving lbcr-
al patronage.
Terms made known on the day Of sale..
JOHN A. HOUSTON
Dec $3.50 At &c
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Executors sale.
Nov. 81.

DY an order from the Ordinary Of Edsefeld
I'D District, shall prncced 10 sell on WE'D
NESDAY the 10Th day Of December next at
;the late residence of Richard Coleman, decd.
NIL the personal property Of said Deceased, not
beqneaIhed, consisting Of =,
|: TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES,
Three Road Wagons and Harness, two Yoke
of Oxen aud two Ok Cars, one Buggy and Hnr-
ness stock of Horses. Mules Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep: Corn, Fodder and Oats. Plantation
Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Said property will he sold on q credit of
twelve months with note and two approved
scruriles. except fur SIMS under five dollars.
which will be rrqi,ifedin cash. The property
not changed until the terms of sale are complied
with. and il resold. a, the risk of the first pnr-
chaser. WM. A. STROTFER.
Executor.
Nov. 81, 4t ID
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Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster.

OF this celebrated Plaster, it is only meccssa-
ry 10 say, no remedy has heretofore been dis
covered To equal il in curing inveIerate ulcers.
and all sores. either fresh or long standings for
pains in the back, breast, side. or limbs occa-
stoned by cold. govt, rheumatism, DC. II is an
eilrctual cure for corns OH the feet, wllcnap-
piled sufficient time.
The genuine is sold by G. L. PENN. Agent,
Ed.eiield, c. II. Oct. 10, lSA0, In So
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Hogs! Uoys y,

Already four or five droves Of Hogs have ar
rived in our VilIage-and sill more on the
roaI hither. Drovers are asking 81 gross.
at which prices few small lots have been soldi
but purchasers are holding Of, aud are no, will
ling to give more than thtee. FTorR'ths num-
bcr of Hogs driven to our State; we ase Of The
opinion that cents gross is'more than likely to
be the highest figure which the Drovcrs can
cxDect this seIsun..
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MEuAxcnoLr Aco,pENr,-We deeply
regret 10 learn that on Saturday last, whilst
The two sons ofJoI,n' NJ. DeSaussu!e. Esq,
Of Camden, were out bunting OIL their
fathers planr alion, the eldest, Champion.
was shot hy The accidanlial discharge of
his,brolhsr's gun. He died within an hour
or two after. The deceased was in his
l7h year, and was an amiable young men.
South Caruininu, Dec. 4:
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Nov. 81,
Administrators A Sale.

DY an order from the Ordinary of Edgefem
I'D District. shall proceed 10 sell on FRIDAY
the 2Ist day Of December next. all the personal
property of Jacob Pow. decd. consisting Of
about THIRTY NEGROES. large number
Of Hogs. Cattle, Horses, Corn aud Fodder,
aud Kitchen Furniture, Sc, &c.
All of the above property will be sold on a
credit Of twelve months. The purchasers will
be required To give notes with two or more APP.
proved surciies. Sums nnder s. dollars Gosh.
II. r. SPANN. Administrator.
JOEL HILL, in right OF his wife.
Nov: 81, 81 d.
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10 We are requested to state that The exer-
cses OF the Baptist Slate Convention will conn
mence on Saturday morning the 9th instanl'in
the Baptist Meeting House.
Professor EDWARDS Of the Furman Iheo-
logical Institution will preach the Introductory
SmlnDn at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Pfcaching may be expected on Friday eve
ming in tie Baptist Church.
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2T a sA sR P gG m ,

Ohthe 9th nit. by the Rev. John Trapp,
Mr.. BIRD WHArLEY of this District, to Mss
MARcRETTA J. BAILEY; Of GricehI, Antrim
County, ireland.
On the 22d MI. by James Blackwell, Esq,
Mr. JoHs G.. KIMBRELL 10 Miss ELIZABETH
JENNINGS all Of this District.
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Tte Nartets::
HAMBURG, Nov. 2s.

CoAon.-The market for this article was very
dull the first three days Of The week under re-
view. On Nlnnday morning ihe demand be-
came more animated under The favorable ac-
cuurls received by the Caledonia, and has
remained brisk'up To The present time. We
quote Ordinary to Nlddling 9! TO Q; Good Mid.
ding to MdIing Fair 81 to 9si Good Fair to
Choice, 81 10 10.
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Boarding for Young Ladies

yYNHE Subscriber will Accommodate with
Il boar;iing. eight or ten Yuung Ladies. His
House is roolny and pleasantly situa ted, conve,
.nent 10, the Female Academies. Parents and
Guardians may be assured that every attention
necessary will BIZ paid to Girls committed 10
his care EDMUND PENN.
/: Dec 5 1919 If 4G:
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Our Correspondents.

We call tile attention Of our readers to our
Columbia Correspondents for Legislative news
We s!lall in our next, endcavor 10 give syn"p-
sis of the proceeding of this body. We take
this occasion 10 return our thanks to our cor
respondents, and hope they will continue their
fayors during the Session.
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ALABAMA SESAruRs.-The Hons. w.
r. King and Jerli. Clemens have been
elected U. S: Senators from Aiabama.' Mr.
King was elected un the third ballot for
six years, as successor 10 Mr.. Basby. Mr..
Clemens. on the sixth ballot. to fill the
unexpiredlem Of The Hon. D. IL. Lewis,
deceased.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From the Columbia Telegraph Dec. 4.
FURTHER BY TIE CANADA.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2.-The Canada's
mail has reached misplace, with Liver
pool daics 10 the 17Ih ull.
The stock Of CntIon IN hand was $780,
600 against 400 900 bales at the same date
last year. The official quotations are as
follows:
Fair Upland, Gal.
Mobile, Garl.
OlIeahs, III.
AT Manchester trade was active.
Rice was quoted al from II 'o...20s.
NAvRE, lIth Nov.-Thero has been an
advance OFFS. franks in Cotton. The sales
uf,be week amount 10 $4,000 bales.
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Governors. Message.

To give the entire Message of His Excel
lency Gov Seabrools. to:our patrons, we have
been compelled 10 omit our usual variety Of
matter ind to publish good number of AdTer"
tisements ON all extra:
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Volunteer Company.

The members Of this Company are requested
10 meet at the Court House, on the 3rd Salu.-
day in December. Q5,h.) 1t is expected that
every member will p7snctuaHy attend. TIE
uniform and caps will be ready by thai, Time Tor
delivery.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
|: EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Charles r. GIan,on, Opt. Summons
Mary Glanton, & others Dcf''ts } Partition.
TIT appearing TO my satisfaction that Henry
il Parkman and wife Mary: Samuel Broad-
yvater and Martha his wife. Distributes in The
Real Estate Of Lewis GIanlhn, deceased, reside
beyond the limits Of this State. II is therefore
ordered that they do appear in the Court Of
Ordinary for the District aforesaid, on or be-
fore the first Monday in March next. 10 show
cause if any they have. why the said lands
should not he divided or sold for partition.-
Given under my hand at my Office this tho
18th day of November A. D. ls40.
Dec S 1919 3m 46
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East Chance

10 n generous public Tor the
a vp,y liberal patronage which nave re-,
ceived il. my business of renoralns nt iea'hers
in The village ard vicinity. ! nnw inlorm those
VIM ale yet wanting their helS Ien"vated' I"
send their work in without d. lay.as will cease
10 rruuyute before c!,risllnasn misplace.
~ y ""'N'O w. IL. SPECK.
noc r 1St( II 4O
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DEATH OF Cen. CL,NcH:-A ,elesrapic
despatch to the Savannah Republican,
from Macon, announces that Geu. Duncan
L. Cinch died at that place OIL Tuesday
evening, after an illness Of nine days.
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AUGUSTA, Dec. ].

Cot'on.-The marke, in this place to-day was
very quiet. The quantity of collon offering
was large and holders were 50 stiff that buyers
could not not operate to any extent. The sales
If the day were very limited. Prices remain
unchanged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-05
NEW CONFECTIONARY
.YliL &eSx1 Store.
HAMBURG. S, C..

wv o. McCRElGHT respectfully in-
w . forms The Citizens OF llIe State gerIer-
oily, that he I'M. taken the Brick Store one
don, below KETCHUMS A3fERICdNHO-
TEL, where he is now receiving the largest aud
finest stock Of CDnfGc,nnaries, Fruits aud Se>
gars. ever brought 10 this market. which he ol>
lens at unusually low prices i"r Cash and Cash
only lie hopes by strict al,enIion.lO bn'iness
To merit share OF patronage: His stock con-
sists in part of The following arlicles:'
10000 Segnrs of the following Brands-La
Luna. Fl SOL. Ii India; la Cmhanna, Bar
ranco, Resuliss Of all kinds, &c. &c.
1000 lbs. Assorted Candies. Almonds, Rasins
Cuiranls, Cramberries. Ci,ron, &c. &c.
Pine Apples, Oranges. Malaga Grapes Fresh,
Dried Figs, &c. &c.
Preserves. Jams and Pickles of every variety.
Dec IS43 31i 46