Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-04
ByJ. D. Bu.t.-Ma,onry. her sons are

By J. ". Funnin.-Our Institution.
The storm ofmalice Jeccnded, the Floods
Of envy 5ceme aud the winds OF persecution
blew and beat upun il, but it fell NOT, for
it was funded on the Rock OF f ailh; ce.
mented by the lies Of brolherly love and
affection.
By A. ". Le,cis Woman. To have
their saucIion is our ambition, our great
est care will be 10 preserve them.
By B. Ba,rd.-Free Masonry. As
irm rs rock based in the bosom of uIl
civilized countries. Ii has Withstand the
assaults of Tho Tyranls Of the Old World,
The political Anli-Masons of the United
States, and llle Religious bso.s of all
Chris'en'!om:-Eslo perpstua.
BY S. B. Mays [sent in The memory
ofhm. who. in our Mystic Temple. re-.
presenI The Pillar Of Beauty, may we pre-
serve with rs much fidelity las he did on
Certain occasou) the Je,oti committed 10
our keeping.
BY ". II. 0akman.-0ur Host. May
his pockets he always us well lined as bis
board this day.
By J. ". Fannin.-The Ladies' of
EdScirId. Although they possess not tho
Strength and wisdom arrosaled to Them.
selves by tho coarser sex. still they have
the charm of beauty more poien, than
either, and often the consequence of both.
MAYsE REIpAr HoME.-Thc following
extract from New York papers show the
estimation in which LieuI. Reid is held
al tome. Nuah's Sunday Times says:
"Lieutenant Reid cnumerales, among
other gallant fea:s, To obtain the gold box
Of General Jackson. that he forreiI,f,e
Palmetto boys to do their duty inSfescu-
ing fIom the dust their reeimenlsl coiors.
CoIunel Gladdeu, their late colonel in a
letter to our Mayor AMI Common Council,
says that it is all rnmsnce-lte result of
a poetic Imagination. The flag OF the
Palmetto regiment never once fell, aud
was carried throughout the uctiun. We
guess The colonel is right. The Palmetto
hogs did their duty on that day, as their
fpre:athers did al For Monllrie.''
The New York Alias winds up its COM
mcnts Us fuIows:
I'VE DO not wish 10 say anything dis
reputable to the claims Of Lieu. Ried, We
musI admit thai we thought. al The limo
we first perused his document that ho
was cutting Il rather thich!' And We
regret that the only champion-out Of all
The heroes manufactured by the Mexican /;
war-whn has thus far stopped forward
and told Tho world his meri's, should tso 4
far o'ers!ep the mudesIy nf nature, sas1 1oS
nuke rcfualion of his aloInecessaFVss
lf Ihe city authorities con finds So
claimants fnr the prize, LEI ~ 3
hack 10 AndIcw Jacksous 6ess sep55
till some future occasiOnTsfendfrs sHeee92
sary 10 present il for tho acccptasre9j# Il
'chiva'ry' Of The republic"
The Sunday Mercury also aqaizz iiinis|
very numerically. and intimaisa Ear va!
were "s"d" by taking any fsefir6s so Sfis
ridiculous manifesto. asitiatol Risd
How TIMES HAVE CnsNesp Il slS isS
snnd city of Boston Is qua he
abulition cities in he Union farsafiiS:
versal emancipation! WeIsfepfsienccSis
never comes loo late. TIE issIIi1vIng
from the Boston papers, s!i6M5xsHt
trade our Puritan friends oncsctij ayed
July S. l742 To he sold q SSo,is,s
likely. strong. aud healthy negrp
that is an excellent couk and can 10 aali
sorts of husincss.-l Evening Posi-.
July S. l742:-Any person thai haso,is
or mnre negro men to disrnse of can fienrs;
of customer by applying TO The printer.
Sept. 2O. l742.-To he sold among az
snals furniture, n likely negro man, aged
twenty. eight years.-Eve. Post.
February 8. l77l.-To he sold al auc-
Tim a sprshiy lad. eighteen years old
thai can speak French. Inquire. Of Tho
p,inter. Massachusett Gazelte and Post
Boy Advertiser.
April 10, 177l.-To he sold by public
v"ndne Wednesday next. al the Court
ll"use and Crown. in CornhilI. Boston,
sunlry SORTS of household enods beds,
pats. AMI keIrlcs, brass and iron ware, and
II ynuas n"srn woman seasoned 10 tito
cnnntry-Nrw England Weekly Journal.
July s. l771 tn he sold hearty, like
Iy negro buy, ahou. twenty ysars of age;
has had the small pnx; can do every sort
VI WUTN, Wuulu IildhG Hu CSCeIIeut ScIVHQI
in the country.
December IL. 1774.-To be sold.
nesrn woman. lhriy.six years Of ago. She
has been in Boston from child. She is
gnntl conk aud washer, and eau do all SORTS
%! household business in q complete mau-
ner. and is very serviceable negn.-Eve.
Pusr.
October 26, 1730.-To, be sold by Mr..
David Pippnnn, Eve young negro. sirls
aud hoys. Also white young man. who
is willing to serve twelve months for fvo
pounds and prison charges.
Here is an advertisement Of different
character.
December 7. l7I4.-A.6ne negro child
ola very go"d breed, 10 he given away.
Inquire Of the prinIer-Eveuins Post.
ELEcrIoHrER1se.-T following good
hit at the practice of candidates for ofhce.
playing the agreeable 10 the families Of
lhnso they visit when on elec,'oneefng
tours, is from the Vicksburg Whis:
"A few of the candidates for district at
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