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rh ,urus from South Carolina Indicate the important
and gratifying result that the cooperation antl-seccssion
,tc, has succeeded by handsome majority and mat
the "pamclto State" itself frowns upon alsuhlon.-
Here is another of Mr.. Bolts predictions, anothef Oh Ills
preexs 10 send him, and not Mr. Cuske' 10 congress
blown skyhish, What now becomes oil The great dis
rno bumbus cry OF the Bolts organs and whppers-n-
thrc the State :!
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TIE MEXICAN REvOLrTION-LATER INTELLI
T,EErr

New ORLEANS, Ger. l3!nIh. steamship Yacht has usl
arrived from tie E:a2os which she LEFT the 9th instant;
bringing later intelligence from Northern Mexico.
The operations the Icltina army still successful
They had taken the RynosD They captured one
gun ard quantity OF other
General Canal. the Governor OF Tamaulipas al The last
accounts approaching MatamoTas and General Avals
gon. ont HIN. Whether they would meet as
friends foes unknown but il supposed that Cans.,s
will The command oi the TcvnuliOnis,s These move
given satisfaction 10 their American pa
zan-, especially the Texan rangers
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FAlRFIE Id RACES.

THIRD DAY, Oct l6.-Proprieors' Purse S200-wo mile
heas-hee horses started for the purscand the result was
rs follows:
Jas Taley's CHI M Lady Fairfield, ycnrs old,
BY Herald dam Betsy White, II
c. & n. Green's Tom Walker, by Boston,
dam Pram, years Old 81
John Belchers Achmct by Prophet, dam
Priam, years old, distanced
lime Isl heat 8 54--2ni heat 2So.
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Yours, JACOB FAITHFUL


DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MANCHES TEX.
Ala meeting Of the Democratic party in the town III
Manchester held the Farmers Hotel, Wednesday. ti:
18th inst S Blsst French ESQ., called 10 the Chair.
ana ~ r. Hancock appointed Secretary. The object VI The
meeting explained BY the Chairman in few appropria
remarks.
On motion of William L. Chcatharn the following rcSo-
!uonS were adopted
Resolved That committee OF thy-wo be appointed BY
the Chairman Committee OF Vigilance whose duty il
shall that every democratic voter in the town
polls the pa ot the present month, and on the 9Th
OF December.
Resolved Thai the members OF this meeting pledge them
selves 10 use all honorable insure The election al
Judge John s. Caske To The next Congress Ut the United
States.
Resolved That cordially respond to tho nomination
mad. by the State Democratic Convention lately held in
Stauntnn and will do all in power elect The
ines thereof the respective offices Of Governor LieGten
AM Governor and Attorney General.
The following persons named, 10 act as Vigilance
COMMITTEE under the lst resolution:
Jas McCcr. Eiwd E!nes, Jas Bass Zachirah jane
SON Wells, Peter Morgan, Vim l. CncarhaIn, james
L I;iatlry, &taon Farriss Cornelius Hail. Robert
Crudrv lhcs G. Nelson VI Hunt, Ahner Marks James
W",s, Alex Marks David Bishop, Edmund Heath, WIN VI
Pa-r John Crrscy cDi Nunrallv. Rpht BIs-, Far.lss,
E:wA VI Saith, Taos q B"wGs, John Brooks, Hobson
Iinsiry James Robertson R3bt Adcock VIM Chdrcss jos
Butter. Andrew Waugh.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary added ID the
Vigilance Committee.
On motion, Ordered That the proceedings be published
in Richmond EnIncc ard the Richmond Examiner and
Soutn Side Democrat. be requested To copy.
GA notion li'c meeting adjourned.
5. BASSETr FRENCH Chm.
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.'I''f tVtth, OCT. II.
FLorz Prices have advanced -. cents per DBL TO-DAY
Sal,s OF 10000 bbl<. new Southern Al 81 25. Grain dull
Miyed Corn 81; yellow So. Cotton dahl
TOBACCO: Nothn. doing, hut hoic;s finn The arr;
Gle however hs upward tendency in rlt.burp ami Gin
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LATEST NEWS 81 THE TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, Der. |

II %,
PENNSYLVANIA ELECrION.--Otiicia returns fro,,
:arios roun.le the Stale materially reduce BgIcrs ma
iurv which will prDbnty not exceed coo.
OHIO ELECTION.--W the Democratic candida,
for Governor has been CHECKED His majority will ange fam
l ID QUO.
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COMMERCIAL ;sEGGssb.
Rluli3ID%D TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, Der. II.
TOBACCO--We have change 10 notice in tpyAcce
markct -gond old tobacco : To -. tnc 10 I" SIR.
y. n. " iRTiS Il ca.
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Rli.Ti.MUN


MARKETS. Sales OF 800 bills. Howard ,ir,ct d,,r ,
81 93 City Mills - S. Rcd wheat ,1a IS; white Is 5
cents Corn 50 a 81 WbsKey -. Tnylcco finn %
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Is. II. HAScocK, Scc'y.


DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM.
A. n meeting u! thc Democratic party ui Buckiughlm
held Court House the l3h Of October, ISL, d.
VIM i. loscry appointed Cnairman and VIM b. Shcp-
ara appointed Secretary.
Or. motion {" David ]. Wooi:in Esq, the following! pre-
aiui,,. and rs ,dIiJns were adopted
Whereas, Gt- li': Cnn9tnrn which assembled In Rich
h.: in the uIorUnnrui ri the Senatorial Districts
attached tbs county Ia The counties .: Amherst and Nc
md WHEREAS believe t generally conceded that
ihc ,',- atrn formed =: said Conventions III" bc Adopted
t.!rf,t ic
R.-oIyrd That We hoIia p!s.ic; Convention nj New
iU5e the purpose 81 nrnnulnI Democratic candidate
II or, seat this District the General Assembly Of
Eu",uit.
, Resolved That the counties Of Amherst and Nelson be
!cn:.4c respond resolution, appoint delegates
III. d.lc.:i.rs from this county IN said Convention
3 Resolved. That III" Chir appu:a. delegates 10
represent c.lntv ~ said Convention.
IT. +! :ns wa. i!.,: with the following gentlemen:
Wn Scott, VIA II Perkins. Richard : Eilis, J,hn
Turner Wn ) Turner, Nicholas + Bacock John " Has
rins Geo y SAUNDERS Ghcs J Davidson, Col + y Hubbard
tncrrt r iius4i David J Wuutfn. Col Waller \ Ford
Col Nn :. Newton Jos Glover Dr. Arthur MOselev, Jas
" rj.rt Col Jos F"qwa. Jas + Jones' Jas " 'inPecor
VI ,DrYyii CnaEa Glover t;"n.i Chas Norris aud DIR
Cha, + l"Sclcy
o.. motion The Chairman and Secretary added In the
delegation.
Rcsyci Tia, these proceedings be forwarded 10 the De-
ur"clItic papers 81 kctmund ana l.rnchbufG.
WM. r. MOSELEI, ChHirman.
W.. i. SnFraFp. Secretary.
NuTr..i, subsequent meeting CT respectable portion
Ut the Democratic parry. il was
Resolved INA, David ]. W"Diiin, ESQ, 5e appointed
,irisu AMI The principles and support III" nominees
t,n Democratic party throughout the county o HuckIn
ham ll ~" y .ccnihrT elections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17

DISCUSSION IN CHESTERFIELD.
Mess!s. CAsKIE and Boris will address the voters
Chesterfield GRAVES in Chesterfield County, Satur
day next.
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The Central Southern Rights Association Of Virginia. will
meet In the front Of the Union Temperance Hail. on
Saturday evening next o'clock As business of npor
will come before the Association every member is
quested to be present.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ISL

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ISLE OF WIGHT.
A. eatia. Of potion nt the dcnocrltic party OF Isle
" county, held n tic Cuu House ot said county,
the 9Th Of October ISL:
Archibald Atkinson Esq VS. called TO the Chair, and Sa
mus! II. RtyHia appointed Secretary.
Tie olcrt Of The meeting having been explained by the
Chair; nio'on
Resolved iat fifteen persons be appointed in each mill.
Tia company district, Vigilance Committee with nsruc-
tons - their best cxcr"ns in getting The democratic
voters {" the county 10 HE polls q; me approaching election
Tor member % Congress- and hkcwis: N the election 10 III
held n December next Tor Governor Lieutenant Governor
&r.; w"rripnn the following Persons appointed la
witt
F1R THE SMTHrIELn pIsrRicr-Jno 4 Jordan, VIM II
Day, Whitehead Ihincs Thomas Robert blackwell in"
Tnnnas ii II WDmb!e, VIM II Casey, G Shivers. VIM
{ Edwards, Da'id Edwards Junus WIS, Joseph GwaIt-
ncy, James :, Jordan nnd "m II jordan.
toR 7ME liRIcN CHuGcH DIsTEicr-Arhur Channel, ~
" Nnsw"rhv !"ssr 4 ParNrr Df a b'yhln Jas Chap
man. pa:'"n y nv Jns"ph C'omhwln joseph l3dsden
!nn !. h'nh@E' y "l7 'hn u rom DanleI u BAUM,
y y hb!i, 'an'S ) bH'Fr, an" Jho VI ShlFeTs
F"t tArr. RtEcHhno y EDWARDS uisrR!cT.-J VI Jor-
dan & Carroll VIM Crocker, Ncllar! Edwards, Mills
Daniel t. Il Str!nghrld 10 tfibbS, hannah Cray, VIM
Stut' Benz Jones Jas Ii Deal lhos Ripley, VIM Crock
er, james, Strnghcit. ana John W Cawson.
For CAPT 10. l. DICK : DISTRICT Col Josiah Thomas
Thomas Carroll John / PrHdcn, 10 / Dick Thomas II Pin-
horn. IL Prulrn Is Holland, Enrwcll Brock, Edwin
Prn:cn h" lh",'is Joseph Gile, lhos Green, Edwin
u ri';' = mes rarr'n.r VI N1-"%r'hy.
ron ,iPf hcn :. HALLS Dis!EIcT.-Ahcn Edwards.
AM.in shi'"S mares chapman , Laiiner John I'd
w":d ii'%'h np'T'' Hls'hS dtner hllcS Edwards
tea t'A,, "'h 'i',' hn,!a reI"y, Ih.'pns haitln,
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There - he doua' 'hIt Nj Oxen has been
removed RON the Con-ui-Hp liavana,u the from
Washington that e. G. aSGpOH at Mobile Editor %! the
Mobile Advertiser, who lately for Congress- the
Mobile District has received rhc appointment.
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RrsInEECE Eli, EoSSI.rI,

NASHVILLE Gc- l-in rlrlt is liu. made purchase
residence tbs country, III" Hermitage, ana present
it kDs-uth and IL, companions. niu:f tile
the late sIGncr ot General Jackson One oi cit
offers subscribe $500 AMI contingent subscription
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17

New IonK oc-, lS-Amone the lst of passengers, who
embarked for California board of the Ohio notice the
name OF Mr.. Henry R. Pollard, of Abemarle county, Va
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coycREssIoNAL ELECTION,

ON THURSDAY, 23D OCTObEk, 10 DC he'1 '0' o"ty
ONE DAY, nnless polls Kept open 'y 0aa "e"'e' 'e'
IA YhrsrD nvS-
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ur friends will please send us, by mail or by Telegraph
cha es, news of the congressional VOTE and the vote lor
., AGAINST the ratification OF the Constitution on Thurs
div next Ociuber 23d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
tisitD..D.

N.FE:p on tr l@i b. IL" ,rv rr Ernj". SAM II
". HAYWOOD "a Mis- SARAH VIRGINIA dt.h,.r oi i.t
Racer. sG u al ti.:iy "f Rlchrond =
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o,n o. Fgia:asa u ang other Fedefais that can be pnt
10. ). ard III STATE The democracy are united 10 man.
on this SUBJECT and, You Messrs Editors VIII zee. hat
hi: majority for Governor. wall hot be less tiah tfttrt
tbrgsayg and reach fifteen thousand nhJurlty
nave made the estimated majority from the dtcn countcs
an there is mis'asa in the calculations; Tor, knu" Tic
,r;r,n and vote every county in the Stale anG "hat ~
nrr know The strength OF the Federasis pretty "ei Tor
~ b,iprd to con5ar ard defeat them in many conflict
fail f once in forty years There is such word rs iall
in -rch contest federalism will assurcdly be routed anu
J,.on III. nntle unassunir. old republican Johnson
go. N,.sfs E.t,fs, "Enclc Juc Johnson, Il You please
Nil he ;r. Governor Of Virginia have long since told my
MI Tia, he was the for tie people, and ii Will be
,,,,. on the 9Th December next that the people ar: i"r
him; y thousands and by thousands from the BANKS vi Tue
)hj., T., lie waves of the waters on the Atlantic.
Again JOS Fl. SImues ESD, II StAnnt"n, stated; thH
C' Johnson and himself had fought JohsoE flnale ana
PHIL Dodtrjnc" from county 10 county In NoTih-"cssFh
Virginia. and conquered them too, audit VIII be seen, mat
federalism will tie defeated in The person OF Nj Sunne's
much easier ,,n was done in former times. nave no
i,,i,t OF it, never had doubt the SUBJECT So surely
AS ,he 81. Iereulrr rolls round Col Joseph Johnson o
orison comfy will be- the Governor eject I" me rcn""h
ed old Common wealth Of Virginia lhla Is nSed ana ui
aiIabc fact; for the Virginia VIII o cdSf leos'
majority ui her people being oi poticai a! t!a
have eschcwrd suCh in erii
As expected. few weeks age, the Navy oi me oncd
States has lost Of her brightest civa!:c sIfls Com
moae LEWIS NAsRSGruS departed this HE IN mis- city,
Sunday last in the 59i year Of his lie was son.
gallant of good old Commonwealth, and "nc OF me
who Survived 10 witness the fruits Of tn" popularity 81
the Navy that fought itself into notice in the war o ISL
rnis day his body will .c committed the tomb. Peace 10
his memory, for his noble heart
Yours JicOR FAITHFUL,
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.3Iist:is:I .iJtlssis..
i,Okr ut HlL:HAtON uEI. Il Lei

rOkr uF HlChMuNr OCT H. 1871
ARRIVED,
Schr Hanover, Worth %ew YofE.
Schr Mary Eiziheth, -. phila 'einia
SAILED
Steamer City Of Richnnnt, Terry, New York.
Steamer Prnn- y!sania, Walton Philadelphia
:chr P;oy;Gcacr Parker, Baltimore
s5chr Cambria, Mitchell Baltimore.
SsLL M.neIga @Tisht. lt.zct. PhilaIr.plIl:
>.MokLNG ToniccO.-A superior ar rs l.r a.s,,
"a :Wl.o: ToBACC0.-i Gac a-so,Ing.. - o~.t
y bra rl9 iorsachy ,.. ,p,y
ntUEIFfED CHARCOAL PASTE. 10y ceGn.l"s rue
i",.h a"l Gums la purifying rs berf - ''H o'l''''*
nr. Il p JOHNSTON. nrur:t,
HASTINGS DEEP COED LEAF.-ie I'ss- pc.
'r,. /; '''-' r. JOHNSTON pr.e.aa
y laSEED OF. AND spINITs TURpENTIAE.-
- t'. pr ." hand iof '"< - ,"s ~ Z, ~, p, % "
i'..I-@nn,ssr- J.; &c 2i,n.n, va. VOLUNTEER
s;,EnEn< 10 Is: ~ i;esne"' vii assemble y
W 1911 !.i;otm he Cy iI.ii for muster Al II oe"'. SH
ID adltlnt Ca'c ani ooar.crnascr Tompkins ha'.l
ins fe:me,! ;'el' Sat appointments, the atfsI's
81. rsonorloss !srp"lSrns:r@ Waiter IIa.?a En-
LIZA; Dragons 70 i-, Master r"m2so. tss""a r
.o' "h..o tn: Ec"ad I: n,asogn '~ ,s@nr+1 MS'
Or
THOAD .,nck RACES
W ;5f; ST. AL e.sisas :.,ss;5,ys -asaSaa
FIRST DANS~erslaS" 1rT :hi"c ysrrs -zI~AAEt~S>NSp
old and fliey. 100 ertauca, - .iSkr~~-o@"
ai4-nU iifcc subscribers. .,a
SECOND DAY WEDSEsDAY--StHrr Plata F"!H'a a.
mile heats ..
THIRD DAY, FRrD&Y-I,:key Cub Purse sGG'--arsr ''
FOURTH DAr-ros saddle mile on" snta@I 8.
Sgcn.p RACE. Nataic "r b: hul'"'
heats: cn.ra .j--thTcc - MAKE ar.cs
$500 e :. GREEN. Po,r'"t'i'..
" E.The members of ;he Club are requested - mr. l
House hal; {" clpc, "a U"s wv.
Of TIM ~
DExUvTAS GUAl0.-Sow landing the cargo m up
Fnland. direct the land put up n stionE tT Fry
Tor sale 10y sept 3v-o]" HUH "
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THE CHRISTIANA OErRAGE.--LETrER OF COVER
So LowE-We copy from the Philadelphia Bulletin The Ia
lowing patriotic letter OF Gov Lowe. Of MarYan! in reply
to private communication from Recorder Lee and not IN.
tented By IN. Governor for publication:
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ave have defeated thc enemy by about fifteen
thousn nd major: Y In the State
Such the cheering ,nssve received by US Wednes
day ni.ht-but la;e Tor Yesterdays puperrom J. W.
Foney ESQ.,. the eloquent able and patriotic Editor of The
Pennsylvania. To him. III cspecia, the friends OF the
Union and of States Rehts where, deep debt
of gratitude for the glorious result In and its
mUlnentous consequences the future destiny OF the
conicdeacy. The election IN Pcnnsy ivana Just over
probably the imp"rln that held in that gca,
and patriotic commonwealth To show the deep interest
with which regarded both 10 and OF the Stale
ask attention tie following demonstrations made before
,h MI,
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apEisUtIAN CUAN O.-Sow landing. the cargo or IN : "
FINLAND direc, from land put up sons cooE ~
or yale by sept. 3y-c3" HUH ~ -
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a,MOltING TOBiCCO.-A superior ar ir!r ior s,c y.
- &C, II ;DfH GRAY
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lis, heat, 3. 54--2nd heat, S.55.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-01-30
IRELAND.

THERE is project on foot, under the aus
pices of certain Statesmen and capitalists OF
England to amcliorate the condition Of this
suffering country BY making it the thorough
fare of trade and travel to and from The Great
West. 1t is intended 10 connect port upon
it's western shore with some point in the
cast, most convenient to England, by Rail-
Road communication. There is no doubt as
to the diminution Of the time, required upon
the best existent line Of Steamers to reach
England, that this scheme will effect.
We do not think there is i drop Of Irish
blood in our vcins-yct our sympatlIies for
that unfortunate people have ever been as
strong, as though there were some real ailini-
ty. We cannot but rejoice III any intelli-
gence which leads us to expect that their cup
of bitterness will pass from them. It's 4
long lane that knows 10 turning May the
torn be near at hand for the sons Of Erin.
1t is certain that the aforementioned
scheme will 60 fur towards rescusitating and
cnlivcning this dropping isle Of the ocean.
At the same time it opens a door for proiita-
Llc investment of capital.
We second the hints of the Charleston
!Ncps, to our newly chartered Steam Naviga-
ton Company as TO watching, and, if it is
worthy Of approval, embracing the opporLu-
nitv here offered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-01-30
INFORMATION WANTED.

We were recently accosted by Il very re-
spectacle old gentleman, who shall be name
less, with the following query" What upon
earth has become of the literary club these
village people were talking about SO largely
a year or two ago"
"It is impossible for me to say" was our
reply. .If it be still existing, it must hold
its meetings in the heart of some deep Acs-
denic grove, for it is never heard from. lfit
be defunct, We have certainly no obituary evil
dencc of the fact"
@Thcn YOU tlliuk," returned the old gent,
g that there is probability Of its being nsiil-
CT dead nor alive"
"Ycs, that is very nearly my idea"
swell, we'll" exclaimed our friend, with q
sigh which had very much the sound OF
'eheu,' "Thcsc days arc degenerate days i'll
deed. Now in my time, when people under
took thing they were pretty certain to carry
it out. But now, all me! they haven't fairly
begun one thing before they're of upon
another.-To-day this is the "la'est agony
Tomorrow that's sail the rage Is not
the world, sir, going crazy with its tantrums
and"-
"Stop, my good friend, allow me word
don't waste all this upon single hearcr,
but restrain yourself and we will advertise
for this estray club; and if 4 quorum can
vet be gathered, you shall have hcaring, n
full hcaring upon this subject
Accordingly we repsat oar caption, "lnfor'
nation wanted as 10 the whereabouts of the
Literary Club" Will any one give us light
upon the subject?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-01-30
ERROR CORRECTED,

Az erroneous impression has gotten abroad
in reference to the worthy Rector Of our Fc-
male Institute. 1t is not true that the state
Of his health prevents his attendance to his
duties. From the day of his rc-opening, he
has been constantly and efficiently at his post
and the School has been going on with per-
feet regularity.
We would appeal again to the district
pride Of our people for an increased patron
age of this admirably conducted Institution.
Those who neglect i;,arc closing their eyes to
their true interests and standing in tho way
Of tho certain advancement Of their daughters.
With the encouragement it richly merits,
We are confident it will prove TO be a central
luminary, the cnlishtcnirg and refining inhu-
cnccs of whose beams will tell, for many a
day, in our community.
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Ebs zsngeHelu a1oertiser
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
ARTHUR SIAIKlNS, Editor,
W. +. DURIS0E, Proprietor.
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TERMs.--Two DOLLARS per year, if paid
in udvance-Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS i
not paid in six months-and THREE DOLLARS i
rot paid before the expiration OF the year. All
subscriptions not distinctly limited at the time o'
subscribing, will be considered made for an in,
definite period, and will be continued until all
arrearages arc paid, or Mt the option n%of the fub'
Usher. Subscriptions from other States must De
accompanied with the cash or reference to some
one known to US. 20
ADvERTIsEMENTsw will be conspicuousy inserted
as Is cents per Square 2 lines or less for the first
insertion and 81 1-2 for each subsequent Insertion
When only published Monthly or Quarterly, One
Dolla. per square will be charged. All Advertise.
ments not having the desired number of insertions
marked on the margin, will be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year candc
so on liberal terms.-it being distinctly under.
stood that contracts for yearly advertising CON
fined to the immediate, legitimate business Of the
firm or individual contracting. Transient Adrer'
tisements must be paid for in advance.
For anLc4lcing Candidate, Three Dollars
in advance.
For Advertising Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars
to be paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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I-.-SN -tho
peril as the present, when the wise man hcsi-
tatcs to decide his course, and even the brave
man louks to find encouragement his BROTH
er's eye, it is thougltcss and unkind, prema-
turely TO raise the cry Of mal-lcgislation
against q body, which has assiduously endca-
vorcd to do the best for the salvation Of our
common State, because, forsooth, they found
it necessary TO levy IN additional amount Of
taxes to promote that great end.
This, wo aro sure, cannot bc the feeling Of
of any considerable portion of Edgecd.
No-ourpeoplch have not forgotten the noble
motto they have so often shouted with cnthus;-
asm, "Millions for defence, not 4 cent for
for tribute" And We cannot doubt but that
(the question being fully cxamincd0 they
would again make the welkin ring with peal
after peal, "Aiillions-millions for defence" !"
We observe III excellent article upon this
subject in the last Sumptcr Banner, headed
"IIow much are Freedom and Honor worth :"
which We will cndeavor TO give in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-01-30
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-..,,r1tutnuSllSfn lfl;lt enter III
TO the composition Of the Southern charac-
ter. Let the experiment bc tried, and we
verify believe, it Will be The signal for general
revolution. What arc we TO believe that
Virginia, to whom VIC are indebted for our
very manners and customs, and from whom
We even derive thousands of our names,
will assist III trampling her daughter into the
dust. That Alabama and Florida, thousands
Of whose citizens still tnrn to Carolina as the
object of their fllial devotion, will suffer us
to sink, unailca and alone! That Georgia
and North Carolina, on near ncighbors and
proven friends, will f:ril to come over to the
help of a sister, struggling to resist the exc
cution of mandate as unhallowcd rs ever
cmanatcd from 4 tyFanI's court! We nccl
no! speak Of Mississippi for no enc doubts
her sympathics. But to go further, arc we to
believe that the army ald the navy, crowded
as they are with Southern soldiers ana South
crn scamcn, will be the willing eyccutioncrs
of IN cdict, which will Gcn exclude US from
the common privileges Of 4 conquered pro-
vince! All this we canneycr believe, until
il shall stare us in the f~c rs 4 dreadful re-
ality When these contingencies shall have
occurred, and not bcfor'. wc will admit that
the Hope of freedom lis indeed ibid ihc
world farewell" not for ascason only, but for
all time to come.