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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

The case of the ha!que Lawrence decided in the
u. ). District Court for New York. before Judge Bets
on Tuesday. Ii neld that the vessel was engaged
in tae. African slave trade aa ordered that she be con-
demned with costs the for contending The suit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

OF Lowell was 3,532, it is more than 10000 Chi,
cage, place scarcely known the latest maps has
already reached population of 5000 and Milwaukee,
of still more recent oigin, is rvang it IN its growth
and population.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
DEATH OF COL. DUNCAN.

We regret TO learn that Col. Duncan, Inspector
General otthe U. S. Army, died on the Sd inst,
in Mobile, of Cholera COL Duncan was a gal-
liant and accomplished officer, and distinguished
himself highly in the Mexican war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
ININJIGR ALTON

From statement made by the boarding officer of the
New York quarantine it appears that the number of pas
senaers who arrived there from the 81 of April the %
of July 999ll-the lime being 81 days, thus aver
aging 1868 per day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
.sEssmfora's F7o,,,e,.,s Yyi01y.

ME- have on hand few copies of this work in LARGE
~ yo vols, which authorised to sell at the low
Plice OF - to close account Original price s5aO9
July Us ID. Z. PAYNE & BRO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From the Baltimore American.
Arrival Of the Canada.


The steamer Canada, with dates from Liverpool to
the 23d ult. arrived Boston Wednesday evening
Our correspondent in that city has furnished us
through the telegraph, with tie following summary Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS,

ALL0CUnoN OF THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS
The following is speech made by the Gar TO The
assembled clergy Of Russia and Russian Poland late
occasion at St Petersburg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

Queen Victoria was 80 years id IN the ION cf LIS,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

stated that the course Alr. Manning, pur-
sued towards him, in asking Of the Seua1e.
to appoiul Committee, to investigate the
private notes of his. (MarshalI's, had been
construct by many as un insult, aud he
wished the gentleman to explain himself,
whether lie intended 10 insult him or not.
Mr.. Manning replied, he had no explana-
lion 10 make. lfIheir friends rlnn'I inter-
lere, something serious may be The conse-
qnence.
The Legislature will adjourn on the
10 II. The Members are anxious to leave
Columbia, aud return home To llieir fami-
lies. AMI parIake Of The snoJ things. their
wives will have in slure for them, in The
way Of Chrisnus Diuuer.
Yours truly. Q.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
BY LAST NlGE1T,s MAIL.

The following extract from Ille Wash.
inglon Correspondence Of the Charleston
t. our'er allndes, we suppnsc. 10 the recpp.
tlnn there OF resolutions OF approval adop.
ted by our Legislature, IN resolution TO the
course pursuded by cur own Delegation
and olhcr Southern members.
"Some sensation was produced in The
House to-day by the telegraph report rrnm
Columbia, South Carolina, That The Leg
isla,ure of That Stale has passed resolutions
adverse TO any organization of the House,
with Speaker who is moi sound upon
the slavery question. This will alone
rem Ter some Southern members very eau.
t!Ous OF their movements.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
Respectfully, yours,
A Son of TEMPERANCE.

Mr.. Banner lit is often said that the
church is enough for christian peplea1n
iuin mihnur human institutions having any
claims on such professors. Nnw think
that he principles Of The Suns of Tempe
rance are not of human origin, and ] shall
now offer those scriptures that Ihuk give
The au,hnriIy.
lst. The privilege TO vow and TO pay
money for il. LeYiIicus 9Th chap. lsl to
Slh verse.
2ud. The privilege TO vnw VOW of o
Nazari,e. Numbers 9Th chap. Is, TO 4th
verse.
3rd. The scripture aurhorizing the Sc.
cret, Judges, 18th chap. 18Th verse.
The Two first passages authorizing The
Tsraeliles or church members. The third
has direc, reference 10 the Lord making a
Nazaile himself. and as the Lord made
one under the old and one under the new
dispensalion. Luke ist chas. ID ", ! am
satisfied that he is the author, and not man,
aud that church members oush, to be
Sons Of Temperance more particularly
ministers Of the Gospel, for they are conn
nitanded not to drink wine nor strong drink
fpr ever, Leviticus l0;h chap. 9Ib. 10Th
and llrIi verses. aud cant find that ever
that command has been repealed.
'Ebe liberty is given to every b"dy else
TO vow anil pay money and have secret,
hu, the ministers arc commanded no. To
drink.
II you sbouldlhi proper'o publish the
above | would ask any of your numerous
readers To correct me if draw wrong con-
ciu,ious from above passages of scrip
lure. Yours in l.. =. g. +.
. SAMETRA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
To the Dutlcr Riacncn.

The Company met on Saturday 18th inst
chose the name Of =" BurLEn RIFLES" and ap
pointed the second Saturday in February nexl
as day to be inspected and received.
Every member of The Company is requested
therefore 10 give IN his neaSr,rC as soou rs pos
sibIc. To MIR. Lyon, Tailor nj the Village, IN or
der that his uniform may be cut in time to be
made by the day Of inspection.
The cloth has arrived, and is ready for de-
livery.
Let no man be backward in this matter. We
have all undertaken this company in soud ca:-
nest. il is 10 be hoped, and lie, our puposc be
carried on, with .caL. Let every man come
forward at once, anl do what is required of
him. 1t is the only way to succeed i'll any
thing. All should Take pridc in the Compa.
ny, and strive 10 make il worthy of themselves
and Of the District
1t is necessary That GO men. Should be prescnl
and in uniform on the Cd Saturday in February,
or the company cannot be received. How lm-
purtant, therefore, Ior every man 10 be prompt
aud aciirc! RccoIlrct thing that is iOOrth DO
ing at alt, is ,corth doing ,ceit
Bear in mind, also, that the Officers Of the
Company have assumed the responsibility in
purchasing the cloth for The uniforms. The
money has 10 be paid within n short time. and
unless the members pay up their $40 promptly,
the Officers themselves will have 10 advance
the money.
1t is sincerely hoped, that every man will bc
punctuaI, likewise, in This matter!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
] III.
CUpu,,i,Ia,tUEc. "a.


Ne. EpsroR,-ln my last conmunica-
liun gave you lhc vote Of The House, on
the Bill for winding up the Bank of the
State of South Caroline. On motion 10
law Tho Bill on The table, or TO- postpone it
indefinitely, il was carried by twn vn'es
malprily. GO for and g. against The Bill
In The Senate, the discussion Mas contin
ucI two days longer, and there was some
sharp shooting on both sides, the vote was
however taken on Saturday 10 postpone
the further consideralisn of The Bill; there
were 10 in favor and 25 against The Bill
so The Bill was lnsl. TRcsAwholc matter
will I've referred to the peop.e> and thuik
very properly; aud let The people decide so
important mailer, for themselves. il is
the peoples Bank. and they SHOULD have ii
voice as 10 its re charter.
a Bank that has been managed 50 well,
and done so much fnr The State, in paying
its debts, aud relieving The people from
taxation, should a"t be crippled, without
mature reflection and great deiberalion.
The joint committee, with Il majority
of ,nli Bank men, appointed last Session
Of the Legislature to ex1m'nSe Bank Of
the STATE. repnrrcd the Ban sound
and healthy condition, aud h@ >/(ulfy sus.
tanned the Reports of former Committees,
and also, the Reports Of The >Conplrnller
General. Soyou perceive AT once. from
whence The opposition has mc. All the
influence that could he boI4sht to bea:
against tho Bank this Sessnb, was done to
break her down, hui fortunately for lhe
Tar payers Of the country, The Bank fully
sustained herself against all opposition.
The war upon the Bank, commenced with
Gov. Hammond, who happened to he sned
by The Bank for (nrIy thousand (l0.OO0.l
dollars, and made to pay il. as security Il"
Gen. Hamilton. The next winter Gen.
Hammond, was elected Governor. and
then came the lameing Message, referred
TO; and it has been kept up from year To
year, Ivy those having capitol in the prl-
vate Banks, and those monied men through
the country, nho are in the habit Of sha-
wing pnpcr, al Il discount Of from IL to 20
per cent. They feel The influence of the
Bank Of the Stale, on their capitol. there's
fore, they are the more anxious to break 1t
down.
Look around you, in your own District.
Edgcticld, and venture 10 say. there IS
not a man, who is in The habit Of shaving
paper, hu what is opposed 10 the Bank.
There will he warm times next summer,
throughout The Stale, and it will be the
duty of every man, to get all the informa-
ton he can on The subject of Banks. before
he can make up his mind, as 10 what
course he will pursue.
There will be very little done this Ses-
sion, as most of il, has heen taken up in
The discussion Of the Bank question. The
Committee appointed 10 investigate the
charges made by Capt. Marshall, against
the Officers of The Bank, are still al work.
In day or two, they will make their re.
port. Mr. Marlinof Abbevil!e, is Counsel
!or Marshall aud Mr.. Pelisru, for the
Bank.
On Saturday, Mr.. Marshall, Senator
! from Abbcvillc, in his place in The Scnale,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

"WoRps ARE Tunes" Yes, and
sometimes very dangerous thing. lno.-
They are like fire arms, and should be
handled very carefully. Have care OF
your words nr you many hurl somebody
when you do not mean to. a mans
"grub" may depend upon his nrgillaor's
.rammcr, aud accusations Of hnrrhlc sins
may grow out of nothing but syntay. a
worthy clergyman once came near losing
his diving" in this way-and mans
living is the next thing to his life. 1t hap
pcnccd thus: The minister's name WAS
mentioned in terms or culnsy one evening
at social gathering in his parish, when II
ncrson presrnr, solemn faced, wnsSl'll lcl-
low Of convivial habits. observed that he
quite agreed with the rest IN their praise
nf Mr.. A. I'VE have often drank brandy
and wafer lnccIhcr," said Tie bon rtc0nt.
..and consider him one o(lhc plcasantest
fellows ever knew !" A pretty con:pli'
mcur TO clergyman aud tcctolaler!-
The story cot TO The deacons anu The dea.
cons brought it up in the church. The
parson was arraisned and confronted his
accuser. who declared that W hat nc SAID
was strictly true, bul was obviously mis-.
understood. "lt is a solemn fact" said
The witness, "that your excellent minister
and myself have drank brandy and water
TOO her-but then drank brandy aud he
drank the watcrw And that was The
whole story lha, had made 50 much DIS
lurhance in the parish, and bad wellnSh
ruined the parSnn.-l'oslon Post.
CoSUNnRUMs FOR PRIZE, by NEW
HAVEN LADY.-Why is the last day OF
February like one of Shakespeare plays !!
Because its Winters Tail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
FOR THE ADVERTISER.

Mr.. EDrroR:-Sir, believing that q
great many Of your readers, seldom see
any temperance paper, would ask you TO
give the following selections from the Old
aud New Testament, a corner in your
paper-which ! find in The Temperance
Banner; believing that they are calculated
10 greatly benefit the temperance Cause,
and particularly The order Of the Sons Of
Temperance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

: NC rernrt "a> nua,'v adu?'rd, ana a
rrsoigitrn auic:g'r. - .. fn s,r.hr.Y. -"
-.1pru..... ..;elve me sums due the
Slate from The Uni'cd States Treasury.
The following resolution from The Scn-
ale, was then taken up:
Resolved. That it becomes the duty of
the Bank Of the Stale Of South Carolina,
ia view of the determination of this Gene
ra, Assembly, al its last session, that il was
inexpdient to renew the charter of the
said Bank so to shape its policy as 10 pre-
pare for the approaching termination Of
said charter.
Mr.. J. p. Reed moved a posIponemcnt
Of the resolution whcreupon
A call of the House was nr'lcred, and
after sundry summuninSs and srndings. the
motion To postpone was lost-5O Ayes 5S
Noes.
The resolution was finally agreed to-,
having been amended, on motion Of MIR.
Mcmmiuscr, so as TO require the officers Of
the Bank to report to The nexI Legislature
wha, plan they may have adapted in view
of the circumstances.
An0tneT ulSCuSSlOD drOSc OH tue Tc>Uiu'
tions offered by Mcssrs. J. p. Reed, L..
NJ. Keitl. aud 3. e. Yancey. Alter free
and full discussion. in which AlessrS. Reed.
Seabrook. Keirr, Yancey. Adams, Mem.
minger, Cunningham, ilugcr. Summer,
and Lyles participated. MIR. kril's R"so.
luton was adopted unanimously. II is 10
The following effect:
Resolved, Tha, we cordially approve
OF the course Of those Southern Members
in Congress who have refused I" vnte fr
any member of that body as Speaker, in
the slightest, degree tainted with uusound-
ness on The Slavery qrcs,inn-and that
we fully respond to the sentiment of our
elega,ion-exprsssed by "ne of them
THAT If Slavery be abolished in the Dis
,rict Of Columbia by Congress, or the
Wilmol Proviso adopted, the Union would
be eissolved."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

Legislative Proceedings.
In TIE SENATE CHAMBER, !
December 10, 1919. :

The Senate took up for consideration
the following Resolution, which had been
previously Offered by Mr. Fielder:
Whereas, The President aud Directors
Of the Bank Of the State Of Sou'h Carroll.
ma in their Annual Report to The Leesla.
ture, of November. 1853. state the sum "l
four hundred aud seveniy.lhree llIonsand
five hundred aud fify-eight dollars and
sixty six cents (l73,55S GGJ 10 be lost in
bad debts; aud since that lime. in other
successive annual reports s!aIc the further
sum Of one hundred and thirty one thou,
saud aud cishty.fpur dollars and lurly four
cents (l3I ,9S4 4l) to be also lost in bad
debts, which two sums amount To the sum
Of six hundred and four thnusand six lua'
bred and G,rty y.thiec dollars aud ten cents
(S6Ui.6l3 10y to he list l'y said Bank in
had debts, anI placed the same uude- the
aale Of amount carried ID profit and loss.
Therefore
Resolved, Tha, the Presidcn, Of The
said Bank report as soon as practicable, in
this or the next Senate, The names Of nll
those persons by whom the said sum OF six
hundred and four thousand six hundred
and forty. three dollars aud zen ccnis (60I,-
OI3 10 have been lost, specifying The
amount and date of each loss, aud the
name o(lhe person by whom lost.
The Resolution was advocated by Mr.
Fielder, aud opposed by ilessrs. Moses AMI
Black.
Mr.. Black then move clll Of The
Senate, which Mr.. Fielder opposed. The
Senate, he thought, "wnuld not he fuller
than it was then, and lhen, and he wished
them to come up to The scratch n"d vote
directly on (fnr the Resolution" The
coll having gone on some lime. Mr.. Black
moved To send (nr absences: and some
doubt being manifested as to the decision
on this question, Mr.. Moses called for The
ayes aud noes-wishing 10 see (as ne sta
,cd) who did not wish full Senate. 1t
was accordingly decided that absences
should he summoned. by vote of "a to ID
-and the Senale having been reported as
fnll. the question was iinally taken on Mr..
Felder's Resolution. which was agreed 10
by a vote Of 2l ayes 10 Is noes.
The rest of the Se>siun was principally
takeu up with reports and resolutions
which had been for some time on The table
ndwhich present nothing OF very gcnctal
interest "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

THE PENIrEETlARY SCuEME-On Fri
day evening last. the House Iunk up the
bill presented by Mr.. Is +. Perry, Chair
man of the special CommiItee on the
Peuilen,iary, to establish Commission
to revise our Criminal Code, and report
n system Of punishment adopted to
Peni'en'iary with SOLITARY confinement
and hard labor." Some discussion was
excited, in which Messrs Tompson, Hay,
Simons. Cunningham and J. j Perry
participated. and the Bill passed the
llnuse. The vote being Sc ayes, 3S noes
Columbia Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

The following gentlemen, were elected Trus-
tees of tic South Carolina College:
David johnson, w. F. DeSaussure, G. G.
Mcmmingcr, j. l.. Manning, r. w. Barnwcll,
T. N. Dawkins, ]. Buchanan, W. Hampton,
in. Whtner. r. +. w. Allslon, ]. d. With,
orspoon, L. Bellinser, Jr., J. L. Petisrn, Thos
Smi,&F. III. WardIaw JAS. II. Adams, L. f.
Perry, II. G. Young, Jno. S. Preston, and j..
Gillespie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

DANGER OF USING CHboRoFnRM.-A
melancholy accident. which occurred re-
Gently in GLASGOW, Scotland, frdm The use
Of clIIprofnrm. is related by The London
Medical Times. DR.. Adams. resident
physician 10 The ClyIe-s,.. hospital. hav-
iug occasion to use lie chlorolurm, inhal-
ed il himself, 10 Try lis strength, but wIIh-
out any serious consequences; repeating,
however This experiment, aud ncu'lously
increasing tho dose, the effect was fatal;
he fell back and Immediately expired.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
LIST OF ACTS.

The following is list of lhc AcIs. passed
ny the General Assembly ui this State, du~
ring its Session which clused on last Wed-
ncsday:
]. An Act to continue in office lhe late
Commissioners of the Poor for York Dis
ticl.
3 An ACT 10 alter the Constitution so as
TO change the name of SAKE Gu,ha, 10
Lexington, AMI exlead its boundaries 10
its present Jurliciul limits.
3. An Act TO authorize The formation
Of the Srariauburs Railroad Company.
4. An Act 10 inc"rpurue The V:;I'sc Of
York.
.. An Ac, 10 renew lhc charter Of ST.
Peters Church, Chalcslun.
6. An AcI 10 Incorporate the Marine
Church of Charleston, aud for ether pur>
poses.
7. An Act to alter the Law in relaliun Ia
Slaves hiring their own time, aud for other
purposes.
s. An Acl TO incorporate The town Of
Chester.
0. An Act to incorporate the town Of
Darlington.
10. An Act to incorporate The Sncicly
rur The reIirt {nf The famrIIcs) of deceased
aud disabled INDECENT members Of tie
State Of SOu,h Carolina.
IL. An Act to amend the Law in relation
TO The rights ot surerics.
II. An Act to establish rhe Nj. Pleas
ant Ferry Company
Il. An Acr Ia amend The Act ucorpo-
rating the Keowee Turnpike Company.
IA. An Act to extend the limits of The
city of Charleston.
10 An Act to amend the law in relation
10 Ilic lien Of Judgments.
lG. An Act To require Commissioners of
Public Buildings. nl the several districts
ur this State, to furnish The Sherlfs the
bucks required 10 be KEEP, by them.
IL. An Act 10 vest in Susan Cbnelly all
the rishl. tile, and interest Of tho State
in certain cscheaed property.
Is. An Actzto authorize the City Coun-
ell Of Charleston 10 prevent iulermen,s
within said cry, wihou, proper cenili-
Gates, anil for other purposes.
10. An Acr To amend AnaAct eniitled
An "Act,o aulhnrize The foImalion oflbe
Greenvile and Culnnbia Railroad Com
pauy;" andsAnsAcl entitled An Act 10
amend an hettD Dsauthorizs the. formation
of The Gfeeuyilleapd Columbia Railroad
Company.
60 AnActto alf6d aid in constructing
thc Laurens Railroad.
E 81. An Act TO amend The. law concerning
The publication Of Sheriils' Sales for Pick
sens. Districts
%. An Act 10 appoin. Commissioners
from Horny District to clear out Little
eFcc Dee River and ior other purposes.
%. An Act 10 Appoflion The Repre-
sentation Of the State.
"a. An a., 10 establish ceEtain eads,
Br.'~-- E~--:-----'---------
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

u It will be seen by reference 10 another
column that the appeals Of Martin Pnsey. who
WAS convicted as acressrry To The murder OF
his wife, aud Us murderer Of his negro App,
have been dismissed and That the cour, has
sentenced him to he Hanged Oh the Isl Friday
in February next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
OBITUARY.

Died. at Columbia, S. c., on the 2lst
of December, MARY ELIZABETH, daugll-
Ter ofProlessor LABuRDE, Of S. G, COL
lese, in her fifth year.
DIED At The residence Of Mr.. Sias
Woody. % Spring Creek. Buncombe
County, N. c., on The 17lh ull.. William
Woody. ST., aged ll4years. lie was
soldier in the war of Independence, aud
for n great many years an orderly and ac-
ccplaJIc member Of the Baptist Church.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
Tho following are decisions by The Cour1

Tho following are decisions by The Court
Of Appeals. Monday, Dec. II, 1919:
Court Of ofEerrors.-Enslish ads. IiiIler-
case decided at last Term. Opinion
delivered tn-day by Judge WardIaw-
Judge O'Neal dissenting.
r. r. Bank ads. Juhuson-ia Charles
ton case argued here at this term.) Opin.
ion to bo delivered in Charleston in jan
uary next.
Banks ads, Graccy. Decrco reformed.
EQUITY.
King VS.. Auehlry. Decree mo,lifie'I.
Ex'fs of Gaines vs.. Allbrl1lem. Appeal
dismissed.
Courtney vs.. Caldwell. Appeal dism'cd'
Davenport vs.. Davenport. do.
Ruff vs.. Ruff. do
Henson VS.. kinard. do.
Richardson vs.. Vaughan. do.
Fiuley w. Hunter. Decree nodItied.
An'lcy ads. Marphy-molion refused.
Muudy ads. Devore. do.
Wray ads. Bank Of Hang. do.
Gaudey vs.. Yancey. d..
Graydon ads. Mosely. do.
Walk vs.. Gailiard. do.
McCracken vs.. Aus!y. do.
Posey vs.. Ramey q Sure,ies. do.
Co,treI nds. Briggs. do.
Caradinc ads. Capahac'. do.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

ELECTION OF OFFICERS The Legs
laIure have eeclesl the following gentle
men, President and Directors of the Bank
of the State Of South Carolina:
PrcSident.- II. Gilmore.
Directors. e.. Wehh. w. G. Dukes,
Thomas Lehre. ]. p. DeVeaux. Il. q.
Stone, IL. Il. Shackleford, Il. Caldwell,
+. Carson, S. l.. Glover. P. NJ. Cohen, J.
S. Chambers and Geo. Robertson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

u Col. J. J. ScbIes. native Of Co'umba.
So. Ca. and late nm Officer in the Mexican
war, has taken charge Of the Editorial drpart-
mcnt or the "Advcrisrr AMI State Gazelte, :"
strong Southern paper. published at Mont
gomery, Ala. We wish Mr. Scibles happy
and successful career in his new and arLuuns
ayocalion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

IL The new and beautiful State Capitol at
Montgomery, ALA. was destroyed by fire ON
Friday the I4lIl inst, during tue Sessl"n of the
Legislature. How The fire arose, is ualknown.