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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-15

THE subscriber has constantly on baud good assert.
4 ment Of Pl ANO FORTES, from the
best manutact0res in the United States FR
aEp, GUITARS FLUTES, ACCOR.F3~E NJ ~ n
deems, NlOLINS. etc etc. SHEET4 II v
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments
constantly received sOOntas published. lie would
specnly inform his friends, the friends Of Mr. Chas. Horst
and the public, that he has made ARRANGEMENTS with Mr.
his store and both solicit continuance of the tavOrs
which they have heretofore received.
So I'm L. A. TYLER, 80 Camp ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-15
First District Court;

~ For C9nstable-Plesse announce in your journal
WIN. SHEARER candidate Constable OF me 1bi Ms
net, PhriIh Of OrsanE. fang tel MANY FRIENns
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
New Spring and Summer
G. O o ID S.
WiEIiaIaa Ha. Crane.


AT HIS OLD STAND IN AUGUSTA.
EEAS Just received large ami splendid
IL "A. assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goud.. among them are
Rich Chalndeon and Figured Silks,
New Styles Foulard Silks and Tissues,
Plain and Figured Satin Striped Bstasrs,
Rich Enid Lace Vessites. (new stie5,)
Muslin Maulillas ard Lace Speutetj,
Black Lace Wells, (EInT'd will Whilc,)
French Orsundes und Jucouets.
Plain and Figured Lawns, (sone tety ehenpJ
White Chinese Grass Cloth, (new articles
for Ladies' Dresses.)
Small Spoiled aud Figured Swiss Dresses:
Plain Changeabe aud Plaid Llnehf Cling;
White Jaconets and Swiss Muslins, (very'
cheap,)
a Iaige assortment OF GingIams and Prints,
PsraS9!s, Sunshades, Parasolelts aud UNI
blellas
Black a,d Drab Queens Ctoih foi Goals;
Mohnir Cord, Cashmere Tweeds.
Linen Drillings. Striped and Plaid Drillings;
Ladi.s. Misses md Youths Cotton Hose,
Linen Cambria HandkerchieEs, Silk Gloves;
&c. SC.
The above together with almost every de;
scriplon of DRY GOODS. lie offers for sale
on the lowest terms, and invites bis friends and
all others who want 10 purchase Goods low 10
call and examine hs assortment.
May 9, lS40, 81 l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
M O ilCc.

7UyIIE Board of Commissioners of the Poor,
will bind to service the following boys und
girls, The boys until they arrive at the uge of
twonly.onr years. and the girls until they
arrive at the aye ofeightcen years or marry viz:
Thomas Story, now seven years old.
Benjamin Busire, now six years old.
Wesley Piymai, now six years old.
George Fortner, now six years old.
Lucinda Story, now fourteen wears old.
Hulda Stony. now six years old.
Rebecca PymaiI, now tnnrtcen years old.
SrrdeIia piynaI, now nine years "ld.
Lenora fuilller, now nine years old.
Edeilh Dye, NOW fourteen years cid.
They are sound and hearty children, and The
Board Of Commissioners, desire 10 place them
in charge Of persuns Of good character, that
they may he reared IN good morSIs, and indus.
uinus habits. Persons Wishing 10 receive either
of them will apply at the next meeting Of the
Board, ut The Puur House Of Edse6eIJ District,
an Tuesday after the irst Monday in July next.
April II ccw Jill II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

SPLENDID SERVICE OF PLATE Design
Ed FOR THE WIDOW OF Col. DIcKiSsoH.
The Srute of South Carolina having
ordered through Alcssrs. J. f.. Spear &
Co.. jewelers. Of this city. a tea and coffee
:aerriee-of silnes---,N..= he presented 10 The
widow of Gel. DirkinsoISn~zSloke Of its
high estimation nf The se!sfr@ in Mexico
olthar gallant officer, the service has lale-
" been completed in New York, and is
thus described Ivy the Evening Post:
The articles Of which tho service is
composed are seven in aumher. and the
principal ones bear this inscription.
The State of South Carolina 10 Mrs.
Emma S. Dickinson, in token Of ills ap
precia,iun Of the gallant services of Col. j.
p. Dickinson. of the Palmetto Regiment,
who fell AT Churuhusco, Mexico, August
18th, 1917
The execution Of the service is uncom.'
monty beautiful. On the samo side with
the inscription appears The Palmetto, with
its large tufts of foliage; on the other the
arms of the United States. Above aud
below are roses aud wrea,hs Of leaves,
gracefully arranged aud most exquisitcly
wrought"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
stIERIFF's SALE.

Ed Z virtue of sun,ry wriIs of Eei facias
-Hb To me ,iirecled.r shall proceed 10
sell at EdgefsId Conrl House, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in June next, the
following property in The following case,
viz:
Charles J. Glover VS. [lrzckiah Harris;
Fl. s. w. VI. Burt vsIhe Same; James A.
Williams vs. the Same, one negro girl
Eliza. Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
May 10. 1919. 2Ie 1S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

MURpER.-We enrn that most dia-
bolical murder aud robbery was committed
in Anson county, on The 7lh iust,, upon
The person Of AIR. May Buchanan, highly
respectable citizen Of that county. Mr..
Buchanan was murdered tnnd robbed
within quarter Of mile Of his residence,
by some Williams who had built brush
fence across tho road TO secure their vic-
tim. Mr.. Bnchanan's cries were. heard
by his wife and overseer, but before they
could reach The spot, the Williams had ac-
complishcd their object and5fled. We un-
dersand there are suspicipns connected
with this bloody deed too lprrible To he
expressed. A reward Of SOO has been
offered for the disroreryof Jhe murderers.
-CheidW Ga=etic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
ANTI-sLAVERY CONVENTION.

The New York correspondent of the
Washington Union. gives a bIicf but
graphic sketch of The Anti>slavcry CON-
ven,ion, which will he found annexed.
Absurd aud ridiculous as appears this
strange medley Of fanairism and folly, it
is the Ieaven which is leavenine the eulire
mass of Northern society, aud judging
from the progress Of events during The past
few years, but a briel period will intervene
before the most crazy of these silly euIhu-
siasts will be unds,insuisIlabIe from the
grea, maturity Of The c"mInunily of which
,hcv are members. But a few years since
aud the opinions now entertained and
avuwed by Martin Van Buren, and VIM.
II. Seward, and made The basis of political
action by large aud influential party.
would have been sliglnatlzcd as Iana'cal
aud unconstitutional; and the supposilioa
that such men as Fillmore and Collamer
would have been elevated 10 the high
pIaces of Federal Government, and by The
aid Of Southern votes, would have been
considered as perfectly lreposterous.
But to the correspondents sketch ol the
Abolition Convention:
.The most remarkable efnrt was thai Ui
dirty little shrveIled up man, who, not
Content with abusing The South, snclety,
anL The Christian church, whacked away
with right hearty good will upon Tho prac.
riccs Of his own companions, The Garrison.
Isles. The audience listoned complacently
enou sh To all this hul,Ierdash until he was
prcry well into this branch of his speech.
Then came the Kisses, wilh which they
occasionally vary their free discussions.
At length fal old lady, herself nukins
out of the eyes as if jus, out of u lunalic
asylum, wadLled up TO The foot of the
platform, and pointing up To the speaker,
pronounced, in shrill voice, 'Tba, mans
crazy This sci all The rest of the crazy
lulks in roar. Indeed, such collection
of bedlan,ites l never before saw out OF
asylums. Wendell Phillips aud Garrison
were present.. The latter is very ordi.
nary looking enthusiast, whose counle-
nance aud person are redoleul with The
canling expression so common to those
who, in The Norh, live after this fashion,
on the gulIihility of half crazed people.
Mr.. Phillips is tall, eeullemaniy- looking
person. with thin light hair aud blue eyes.
apparently some lhirty.sevcn or eight
ye:rs Of age. lie has finely developed
head, and an arislocralic turn of couuIe-
nance, i'll according with The ugly mugs of
the black spiri's aud willie sprnkled around
him. He possesses, undoubtedly, one Of
The first minds in New England. though
upou this subject The world has long since
pronounced him as deranged as his cola
borers. Abby Kelly aud Lucrelia Mo'l.
Ills speech was a disDiied argument
against slavery, sliding rarely into The ex-
travaganees Of " hich all said by the Others
was made up. He evideully appeared
ashamed of his company. The showing
of this society eviuces that they are making
no progrcss,'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
PRO- S Pee rU S
NEWBERRY PALLADIUM,

TENHE Undersigned propose publishing in
IL the Town Of Gewberry, S. C,a Weeks
ly Newspaper, bearing the above title; and in
thus issuing orr Prospectus 10 The people of
Newberry District, we feel assured, from the
spirit Of her citizens, that we will receive snb-
slanla support. We also feel that they are
aware Of Tie advantages to he derived from
having Newspaper published IN their midst, :.
Relying on the people of Ncwberry, and The
South generally, Tor their patronage and snp-l
port, our exer,ions will be TO make the Pnlladi-
nm secund to no HcJdOmafaL published in the
South. II will also be our endeavors to make
tho palladium paper that will AT once supply
the Reading wants o. the people-to effect
which. neither expense OF labor will be spared.
No effort on our part will be waning 10 keep
our readers furnished with cOpIOus statistics of
The Trade and Resources of the South and
West. aud keep them informed as to the state
the industrial Interests Of the country gencral>
ly The interests Of the South will ever he
strongly advocated through our columns, with
a strong adherence 10 all Those Democratic
Principles which South Carolina has eve. SO
firmly maintained.
The Literature. Mercantile aud Scientific
Resources of Intelligence, how aheady al our
command, are fully equal lc those enjoyed by
any weekly paper at the South, and our en-
deavors will ever be TO retain and add largely
to the same. While, therefore, we appeal 10
the South for The support Of the Palladium as
paper devoted TO Southern Interests, our COLI
slant aim will be TO merit that support.
The Palladium will be printed OIL sheet -
by 81 inches, embracing twenty Tour columns
Of matter. aud will be issued as soon us sutll:
cient number Of subscribers are obtained TO
warrant the undertaking. .,ts.;
81 TERMs.-The Palladium will be published
weekly, at two dollars per annum in advance!
two dollars dndrf(ty. cents if paid within six
munihs, and: thiae dollars infer that time and
within the YEAR; and will be conducted under
thefnnof WRAY 81 HOLLAND.
II. ID. WRAY.
H. l.. HOLLAND.
" All letters of business will. for lhopre>
sent, be directed 10 fruzersvillc T. o., Able
vile District, s. e..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
SOUTHERN RIGHTS.

> sIHs crv of disunion is 10 be raised be-
|use the South is not willing 10 surrender
~ rights. This is tie very subterfuge
4 expected There is sci OF politicians.
This country. Who, with Union in their
on.bs aud Treason in their hearts, are
separing, o raj least attempting, 10 be pre-
|hre, portion Of The people of the Suulh
g Flock on and witness, without resistance,
Heir sacred and constitutional rights lram-
He'd under fool. Is this Union TO pre-
ervcd at the sacrifice Of The States Aye,
might ask, can il he preserved by
Biolalion Of the spiri, auh compromises Of
&he Constitution Admitting .hatil could,
)kould such Union be conducive 10 the
Feifarc and happiness of the people We
&ouleud that il would not, and 'hat peacea-
Bic dissolution would be far preferable.
s he Union is only valuable as il exists
&nder the compromises, the spirit and sa-
& FED principles of The Constitution; that
& %ulslilution which respects and pro'ccIs
&e rights aud interests Of the minority.
I'D shields them frnE the tyrannical OPP
||3ession Of ruthless and unprincipled
8aj6fity. The Norti, being the stronger
Z lariy in Congress, is TO ride rough shud
s 5|ver The South. the weaker party, aud to
brce, tlcr into quiet submission by ,hrea-
Bening 10 hold her responsible for the dis
#oluliou OF this glorious Union if she resisls
Die oppression! A monsrons docriue,
Truly, 10 De preached by Southern jour
hal. What. we woul,! ask, has held the
Union together thus long. and"waftei il
lon 10 glory and renawu, but tina! spark of
patriotic fire, kept alive and glowing in
Che bosoms Of their descendenls, which
Inspired the hears Of our revolutionary an
,cesors, in spirit of couciiatiun and coin
promise when they framed The character
of our liberties q! We answer nothing
Let this spark he once ex'inguisIrcd by
the foul breath nf lanaticism aud sectional
prejudice; lei the comPrumlng spirit out
Sf which The Constitution and The Union
sprung be once neglected, disrcsarded, and
spurued, aud the lie hat binds the States
is virtually dissolved, though, copy of
the Constitution, written in letters Of gold,
be in The hands, Of every man in the na-
tion. Every true friend to the nation will
foster this spirit, and he will frown upon
ahose who would oLirerate it. as enemies
10 the Union. We Of the South, being
uhe minority, have rights which the Con-
s,itulion guarantees and projects, out CT
(Which minority in Congress would rob
us. This fact is alarming in itself, even
though hat majority cones from The North
ern division of the Coufederacy. But what
. b.lI ua think tf tIurn even in nur midi
who will stand by aud see The robbery
committed. and then hide their crime be-
hind the hypocri'ica cry Of UNION We
&aru our readers, as well as the Southern
people, in time. beware of such hypncrisy.
TO preserve, inviolale tie Urion aud the
rights of the S:a'es, is, and ought 10 be,
the paramount object Of every true pa.
,riot; aud be deserves 10 be regarded as an
eneiny 40 both. whn would shield his in-
yasi0n of lhe one: behind a hypocrilical
lrsfa &c deyosiopslo the olher.-Nash-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
CossardzaersEaap Notice.

fNVHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
b friends and IlG Public generally, that
they have entered into u Copartnershin, 10 car
ry on the TuyIoring business under r!e style Of
CoLGAS s. MAYS, and will do business next
door to s. F. Goode. They intend keeping
gnnd assortment of The best nIuleria in This
line. and solicit from the Public, 4 share Of
patronage.
JOHN COLGAN.
J. J. MAYS.
The Subscriber takes this opportunity Of re.
turning his sincere thanks tn his friends for
their liberal patronage, aud soicils Il continu-
ance Of the same.
JOHN COLGAN.
Jan. II 1SI9 If 2o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
L Ninable Thrip is better
than a Slow Dime.


n WILL retail DRUGS s. MEDICINES,
e cheaper than they are retailed elsewhere.
in Edge6eld, Hamburg. or Augusta. IN proof
Of which, please loo at my list of prices. An
articles as good es the market affords.
Laudanum, Paresoric, and other Tinctures
at 63cts an ounce,
Opodeldec, Bateman's Drops, British Oil,
&c, 64cis Bottle,
Salts, 64c,s. pound, Camphor, 64cts IN or.
Madder, best kind, and Sal Eratus, l2Iceass
apoupd,
suda and sedlei,z Powers, from 90 to 5oce.
Box,
Ra. Poison and Mustard; l2Icts. Box,
Blacking, 64csl a Box,
Sarsaparu from Scots 10 81 bo,ile;.
Preston Smelling Salts, bottles re.filled,
Alc"hol, pure, it will all buru 81, per gallon,
30cls pei quart.
Fourth Proof Braudy-1Sl4-S4.5O per gal.
81, per bottle,
P"n Wine, Ike best, 81, per gallon, 81 per
bottle.
Wines and Liquors, oe- -aey assctip,ipii sold
by the gallon. or cask. Purchaser granins
me time 10 order the same from New York.
JOHN D. CHASE, M. D.
April IL. If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

tiils lhe Dem
sncFds s0d obi e dn atarday stinsf:5
I lie ,a iag fesoluiions were unanimous
zRs ss0fps Ehat ne appreciate highly
!, The inaiil dfmness Of the members OF
Enngress ayho published The "S"ulhern
Address, ,-hal the matter OF The same is
,rae-iis tone disnihcd and calm-its tens
y per patriotic and tirm-and lis arguments
irrcfutable; and their constituents will
respond 10 This timely signal Of danger
from hilltop 10 hiil-top throughout this
broad land in "A VOICE cloud as several
,hunders." which will appal every false
hearted Soulherner.
Resolred That the territory lately ac-
quired BY the United States is The common
property ofthe several States oflhis Union.
tina, from every section oft the people
have right 10 emigfate do this territory
With their property Of cuery descriptions
and that we should regard the passage of
the Wilmot proviso on The organization
of These territories by Congress-or similar
restriction upon Them when admitted as
Sta,es-as a violation Of our cunstiIu.
,ional rights. aud denial of that equality
Of the Conlederacy. without which "a
proud and gallant people should spurn the
yoke Of such a degrading union, even for
q single day; and that we deliberately re-
affirm The resolutions adopted on this sub
jecl by the time honofed and illus'Iious
Stale OF Vrsinia-pledg;ng ourselves in
the event ofthe passage o! this obnoxious
measure, to an efficient corporation with
her and The other States who concur in
the movement. ..iu The adoption at alt
hazards, and to The last ertremify of such
measures as will viudicale our constitutions
al rights.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

SuPposED WREcx.-Parls Of vessel.
with some barrels of rum, nIolasses. &c..
were cast on shore at Padre Island, near
Corpus Christi recently, and bottle, with
a piece Of paper in it, was also found, but
.oo much obIiteraled 10 misunderstood. A
piece uf board was alsopjcked, mp, con.
tanning some writing, all that could be
made out of which was "Sleamer Gale
donia. from New York TO Chagres, filled
with passengers, blown up, aud we ex-
pect to perish. The writing was so OBJ.
scure that ,heuaw of the vessel may have
been mistaken, for there has certainly been
no steamship oflhat name sailed from New
York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

We are authorized to announce Capt.
D. l.. SHAW, as candidate for Major
to command The 7th Battalion S. c. NJ.
AT The ensuing elccliDn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
DRUGS & MEDICINES.

YE7HE undersigned have associated lhen-
IL selves fur The purpose Of lransacliug the
DRUG BUSINESS, aud take great pleasure
in aunuuncing tn The Physicians aud conmnni-
" At large. hat they are now receiving and
opening AT their new room. next dour 10
Messrs Bland & Butler, large sIock Of Drugs
which have heen carefully selected by one of
the firm in the Northern Markets. Our stock
comprises every article usually kept in the
Drug line.
We can and will sell as low rs the same ar.
iicle eau Le obtained in Hamburg OF Augusta
Geo.
TERMs-On six Months time, five per cent
discount for CusI,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

A slashing article is in the last Quarterly
Rericp upon Mr.. Macaulay's History Of
England in which Mr.. Wilson Crocker
applies the ,onahawk and scalping knife
to his political opponent in no measured
terms. This criticism may be founded
in vindiclive with upon the part,ofthe
Reviewer to pay off an old grudge he owes,
Macaulay for cutting up his life of "Bos-
well" in the Edingburg,: as far back as
1881. The best proof ofsihe value, of
Macaulay's book is that fourth edition is
already called for, and Black,oood's Re-
vie,o Oft is commendatory in high. de.
gree, although The WRITER Of the article is
Tory-but one very qualified to write
such cri,ique, being himself The author
of the History Of EWope-arehl6ald .dh'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
Rrspgcr FOR pAnEy1s-lf Children

RESPECT FOR PARENTS III Children
could realize but small portion oil the
anxiety their parents feelun their account.
they would pay far create: respect TO ilie
parental wishes. a good child. and one
in whom coutileuce can he placed, is the
Que who does NOT 10 do anything when
his parents are absent, that he has reason
10 believe they would disapprovo were
they present. The good advice of parents
is often SO ensraven on the heart al The
child That afIcr years Of care and toll do
not effaco ii; and in the hour OF !empta-
lion the thought of pareni has been The
salvation of the child. though the parent
may be sleeping in The grave. and the
ocean may roll between that sacred spot
and the tempted child. a small tokon
of parenIa. affection, borne about The per
sou, especially parents likeness would
frequently prove a lailsman for good. a
Polish prince was accustomed 10 carry me
picture ofhis father always in his bosom and
on any particular occasion lie would look
upon it and say:-"Let me do nolli!ne
unbecoming SO excellent a father" Such
respect for a father or mother. Is one "i
The best traits in The character OF sou
or daughter. "Elunor Thy father and
Thy mother, lIlati my be well with thee:
is the first commandment with promise.
sayslhe sacred Book, aud happy is the ch;.I
who acls accordingly.
Iar<-sse zs.xE.E4,xc>s
" l, is now universally cnnc eeded, That
Rheumatism, Gou, Pain or Wcakmess cl The
Back, Side, or Breast, can be cured sooner by
the use of the Je,o Darids, or HcJrcO Plaster,
tan any other remedy ever known To man.
We would advise our friends and others,
who are afflicted with this truly painful maiady'
to make immediate use Of the Jeso DausdS, or
| HeJyco Plaster, as a single trial will place 1t
beyond The reach Of competition, aud CONVINCE
the mast increlulous Of lis superior medical
virtues. See advertisement IN another column.
| For sale by JOHN D. CHASE, Aputhccl>
ries Hall, EJsefeId C. II. May 90,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
EHEAED @UAEsTEgas,

EHEAEs QUARTERS,
2nJ REGIM EMF CAVALRY, S. G.. N.
EDGEFIELu c. IA. April 2Sih l5l9
Orders No.
FETIlE sqnadrons Of the 2d Regiment Of
d Cavalry viii palade as follows, viz:
The Edgeiield Squadron will parade at
EdsefeId Conrl House on Saturday the 2Gth Of
May next, and the Abbeve Squadron at Alb.
beville Court House un Saturday Tie ID oi
June following.
Commissioned and non commissioned Offs
GERS will meet lhe days previous.
Commanders Of Sqnadrons are charged with
the cxtention Of This Order lu their respective
commands
BY order Of THOS. w. LANHAAl. Col.
2nd Re iment Cavalry.
JouN F. TALnxRT. Adjntant.
O. IL, ALberille Gauner will please copy
once.
Nav 2, If is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

~ The friends Of Capt. w. ii. FEA-
GIN. announce him as candidate for
Major Of The Lower Battalion Of the 7lh
Regiment S. &. Malta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
Terms of Boarding &c. at tht
sPANN HOTEL,

EpGEFIELD, c. II. S. G.
Boarding per month by the year, SIP so
Boarding and lodging per month by
llle year exclusive oil lights, Is 90
Boarding nnd lodging per month by
tile months, 20 90
Boarding aud lodging per week, 6 10
q" per day, 00
per meal, soc
Boardng Horse per month by the year 10 90
4" !" day; 76o
Transcient boarding or by the month,
payable,-Cash,
Regular toarding pnyable-Quarterly.
Those who have written II know the prices
OF boarding will please 10 refer TO the uboye ad-
vcrsement. The proprietor Of this estd6lish-
ment expects 10 give aud maintain for it a good
character; but this we must leaYe those 10 Judge
who patron'ze it.
Mayo, If Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

~ We are authorized 10 announce
Col. .. TOWLES, as IL Candidate COR
Clerk of The Court of Common Pleas, at
Tie ensuing eIeclipn.