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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
oplnlon Of tlo Attorney General Of Va.

Opinion Of the Attorney General Of Va.
Heretofore lherei7has generally been
in Virginia, an Act Of Assembly for
the special purpose OF regulating the
election Of Presidential Electors, and
which required alteration whenever a
change took place in the number OF
Electors TO be chosen. !, u i;iiift
The CoaeofVirginia repealed thesAct
previously existing & substituted gener-
alregulaiions, for holding The Preslden-
| tial asiwcll as other elections, so fra
med as to apply to any number Of cleo
tors, and dispensing with electoral dis
tricts. Thus the chang from seven
teen to fifteenth the number OF electors
10 be chosen ia November, did moi Gre
ate the necessity for any new legisla-
tion;; and, therefore, the Legislature at
its late session passed no Act on the
subject, 1l.s jo 81 l..st iss
l'heprovisions ofithcicole are. found
in chaPters'f7 and s, from page II to
so, and particularly sections !, 8,
4. 5, 6,7,S,;9, 10, and Is, Of 'chapter
Z, and in sections ! /, 9, and II, ofchap-
Ter 8. They, are generally, similar to
those contained in former Acts relating
10 these elections. But there is onera.
ther strikingldiiference. s'
Underline former laws, The Sherifs
and Sergeants who conducted all other
elections, had little or nothing to do
with these except to be present, and re-
move. force, &C., Tie whole duty Of
conducting, as well as experimenting
rested on the Commissioners. But by,
the codr,is made the. duty Of the Sher-
ifs and sergcants, in person or by deru.-
ty, TO conduct these as well as other e.
lections therein mentioned, at all the
voting places, 10 approve writer's, to
proclaim votes, &c. See page. 70, sec.
The acts Of Inst session providing Tor
the election Of JUSTICES d The peace and
and other officers, under, the new con-
slilulioh, Contained provisions Tor the
APPOINTMENT Of officers TO conduct, as
well as The commissioners 70 super
iinlendihose elections, at each place Of
voting sI3ut those provisions have no
application 10 the, elections Of either
rasmbersoitlie Legislature, representa-.
lives III Congress OF Presidential cleo
tors. 1T is therefore The, duty O The
Sheriffs and sergeanss to conduct the
elections on the Cd day Of Novem-
Der next; and tlley as well as The com.
missionerrs, viii be regulated by the
chapters ofthp Code above cited, which
point out thsir duties, andthe penalties
for failure. 5fht,-,y 49,
But theola places Of voting artaho y
ished. Sser acts Of Assembly, 1852,
page So, sec, l.. The polls, inihe Pres
idSntial and in all other elections, arc
10 be opened al the present placesoi vo-
ting namely, these established laslspring
Tor Observation-Disclosures counties were
divided, and for the wards laid Oft in
cities and townsiua .tara Ga. ID I
The. number Of presidential electors
which, alris ,Stole clrcts is fifteen
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30
/ Ttlcgrdphed for the Baltimore American.
Further Particulars of mr..
Wcbstcr,s. Last Moments. :
His Dying Words. Az
BosToN, Oct. "a, "a P. NJ.

=
We learn from gentlemen Just ar
rived from Marshfold,, that up to 10
O'clock on Saturday evening, Mr..
Webster continued to: fail yeryrapid-
ly., Accusing from his lethargy at a.
bout / 0 o'clock, his qcountenance be-
came animated, and his eye flashed
with all its usual brilliancy, when in
full health. Heexclaimed- IsHALL
LIVE" and Immediately sunk into
tranquil INCONSISTENCIES. tsq-a. ~
/ Between 10 and III O'Clock, Mr..
Webs,errepeateddis distinctly the words
Fipoet1y-Gray's.' Fletcher Webster
then repeated the FIRST line Of Gray's
Elegy,- '''' -.
.aThe eurlew tolls the knell Of parting
day wi ~ a1q
That's it-that's it, said Mr.. Web
ster. Tho book wasthen brought
and tho whole stanza read, which
seemed TO give the dying man much
pleasure. aisg; B. 54ai.is .ii!
From 12 to2 o'clock he manifested
much restlessness and slight suffering
Faintness also; occurred, which led
him TO think that death was near
While in this condition some express
tsion fell from him, indicating a hope
that his mind would remain to him to
the last. Mr.. Webster also spoke of
the difficulty Of dying, when DR.. JEFF.
fries repeated the verse, Though l
walk through the valley oftlie shadow
of death, l will fear no evil, for Thou
art with me, thy rod ndthy staff they
comfort me-" Mr.. Webster exclaim-
ed to this, "The fact-the fact-that
is what l meant-thy rod-thy rod:
thy staF-thy staff" ai}si5 ia2
X, The close Of his,life was perfectly
Tranquil and easy. Mrs. Webster was
unable to witness his last moments,
and awaited the event in her own a.
partment. I'D 4 nu o nh. ~.
Hills bedside was surrounded bylhis
son, Fletcher Webster, Mr.. and Mrs!
Paige, Mr.. Harvey, Mrs. Levy, Ed
ward Curtis, Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. Apple
ton, Drs. Warren and .Jeffries, Mr..
Abbott, and Geo I. Curtis. a few
moments after he expired, Mrs Web
ster entered the room to gaze upon
the lifeless remains Of her, beloved
partner. The scene was painful be-
You'd description Her grief gave ut.
terancc in the most agonizing tonesof
sorrow. But itwere vain 70 attempt
to mirrorthe scene. It was picture
neverto be forgotten ssosisf gt.i1s'
N Those who saw Mr.. Webster few
moments after deathstate that though
much changed, yet there remain those
characteristics of tho great man, as
strong in death las they had been in
life. legei 33i bf ,.'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30
Death Of Daniel Webster

Tie National Intelligencer says
We stop the press to. announce that
Mr.. WEBSTER breatlied his last a.
bout three o'clock on Sunday morn
ing, dying calmly and peacefully, in
the full possession Of his faculties.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30
Last Hours 5of Mr. Webster.

t@oNe>e~Sosoooeo>o~rscSe
( ii 4 Boston, Oct. %.
7 The Hon. Edward Everett received
letters to-day from Mr.. Webstersspri-
ya,e secretary, stating that all hopetof
Mr.. fWebs,er's recovery wasigone, land
he isnot exrpc,edto live many hours.
George F. Curtis, who returned from
MarsIifeld this morning, confirms the
report asiseaes 4, n
BosroN, Oct. 90.
Portidalaas Of NO. WrbsteysiH l-
acss.-On Tuesday MI. Webster was
considered by his physician not to be
in immediate danger-7there was even
a probability Of bis, being able 10 re-
sumo his public duties in few days;
but before evening, his disorder, which
is ofrthe bowels, took an inflamatory
turn, and heEcontinuedlto grow worse
until yesterday when Dr. iJeffries be-
came alarmed, Mr.. Webster's wife and
son were with him DR.. Warren left
here for Marshfeld thistmorning The
distinguished statesman isfdlly4aware
Of his danger, and, his intellect,is un-
clouded; shesis: able-tosconverse- free.
". Y III fY7tss a
A special Injecting Of the State Exc
cutive Committee ofthe friends Of Mr..
Webster, iwasheld early this morning,
and it was resolved, in compliance with
The wishes ofMr. NYebster's iamilyand
friends that all political action be susT
pended Tor thepresent. e .s'.5 N, n
z During the last night Mr.. Webster
was; extremely sick, butat FIVE O'Clock
This morning, when the messengerlett
Marsh6eld, he was asleep. Yesterday
he prepared a bundle Of documentsto
be dispatched Washington. q ,:'.- ! !
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30

Intemperance as a cause Of crime,
is strikingly exhibited by the Jail re-
turns Of Massachusetts,. The whole
number Of persons committed tojails
and Houses Of Correction in The Com
monweallh, for intemperance and crimes
arising fromit during The nine years
since l945, is 1888. ~ S''A''P' ~
/. The hired girls Of Pittsburg have sent
$4,000 to The, old country, during The
past six months. Ia. enable theirrelations
10 come 10 this country. ""' 7.''-
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30

Thoro were "A deaths from Yellow
Fever at Charleston, s. @, ontlie2ltl,
inst. .Hial.M - j5'''" Pun
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30

sy,F Nole.-Elloradoi is assured that
welave idea Of intlicl. ip 50 5 severe ore
q /" rctalia,ionp.for his shortcomings,
as to forbid Ills looking incur Mirror M r
Il must have miscarlied, or been crib b
bed, BY the way. No, sir we We. don'l
stop your papor-aann'd i don, you stop
your letters! Mind that! -Ep IT Rs
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30

IA very very remarkable case liastsrn pre-
senied q ne Msdlteaal Society .! Wash,
ington:-a ehid agfd fo'lryears, four t'et
in height, and weighing seven!y.iifiye
pounds. His physical strength and
masculine development ore nearly C..
dual 10 mature manhood, while his, miEd
and tempSr, though sound nd and l'li natural,
are iIfantile. i-Ei,,f,9a ( "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
For Sale,

1910 ACRES of superior Pickcns Lands ly-
lOfO ing on the. waters of Georgias. Greek
and Sauda river, .f-ss;.sz-
Tract No l, which has long been noted as one
of the best upland places in the District, consists Of
!2laoS4 acres. 74S of Which are superior
/ Oak and Hickory Wood Lands.
The larger, portion of the remaining 400 acres is
in cultivation, and under good fsEec. There are
50 acres Of Greek Bottoms. Upon the pla:e is s,
. 80 Good Dwelling House,
and all other necessary out buildings. From the
dwelling there is fine mountain view. This trac,
is situated ON q new road TO be opened in August
next. by order of the Legislature, from Greenv lie
C. IL. to Pickens C. H., BY Pickensville, and ST
miles from the Depot at Grcenville G. II. This
tract will be soldin one three tracts to suit pur-
chascrs. as
Tract No .. consists of 622 acres, one half of
which is SUPERIOR WOOD LANDS. On this
place is Good Dwelling, and Fine Spring with
in 80 yards OF the door. This place is situated on
tue main road from. Greenville to Pcndleton, u
from Greenvilc c. II.
Terms made to suit purchasers. For further par
tcul;rs apply tn S. ~. Easlcy on the premises, OF
w H. Easley, Grcenvc;C. II.
's SAMUEL a. EASLEY.
july II If &c
IF The Edeefcld Advertiser, Abteville Banner,
Ncwbcrry Sentinel and Unionvillc Journal will
copy until ordered out.-Grcenvle Mountaineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
DR.. DENNIs's ..s,..
GEORGIA. SARSAPARILIA,
FOR.

~-'.---+- FOR -@'''ttf;s sis-'' ~
Jaundiee, Sick Headache, Dizziness. Loss Of
Appetite, Constipation Of the Bntoels, Piles,
caused by Costivencss, Pain in the Bo1rels, OF:
Rheumatism caused by Tire ustso Mcrcury,a
Syphilis, Scrofula, Boils, Ulcers, &c.
TN1IIS PREPARATION is made as pure as possi-s
i BILE. Its bitter taste, and beneficial effects in
diseases of the Liver, and diseases arising oman im-r
pure state Of the Blood, prove it to be the
PUREST AND MOST USEFUL Z.
preparation of Sarsaparilla that is, made. -
Those who have used the various preparations Of.
Sarsapara will find, by the taste and effect, fiat
there is Sarsaparilla in one bottle of DES
MS preparation, than in half dozen bottles as it's
generally made. =. = .,5f r: y
Its Alternative and mildly purgatire effects upon the
bowels, make it not onlYa good substitute forrer-
cry hut useful in removing al diseases arising from
the imprlIdc1,s use Of Mercury. -. 3 - z
essS- Prepared only by J. DENNIS, NJ. D., Angus
to, Georgia. &.'-s,z ~ ,-.'s'si:iS; -,
Sold by A. G.. LEAGUE and G.. l.. PENN, Edgefeld:
Cy H.; p. NJ COHEN and CAREY & CouTURIER,,
Charleston; BoATwRIcHT & MIoT and F. CURTIS,
Columbia :: A. j. CREIGHTON, Hamburg WM.F.
TuTT. D. B. PLUME. -HaEILtHD. & RIsLEY,A W.sF.s
g. J. TuRPIS, w. X. KITCHEN, BARRErr & CGp.s
TER Augusta Geo., and by Ils,s scis.sz4eneralIy.
PriceSsl per bottle: bottle for S..
gg Remember to ask for DENNIS sGEORGlAA
SARSAPARILLA. -. .a'....s - ,....
June &c, 1851 # 20 =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
Annual Fair

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
IIIOR lie promotion of Arts Mechanical Inge.
II nuity and Industry, md Agricultural pursuits
The Fourth Annual Fair of this Institute will be
held in Charleston, S. c., commencing on - ----
November next, and continue open during the week
1t is expected that tile opening address will be
delivered by the Hon. PIERRE SoULE, and an Ag-
ricultural address by EDMuyD RvFrlN, Esq, Of Yir-
gnia. -.
Specimens in every branch Of Mechanism, Art
and Industry, also Of Cotton Rice, Sugar, Tobacco,
and all other agricultural products-Horses, Cattle.
Sheep and Swine, are solicited. for which suitable
premiums will be awarded.
To the Ladies' work, which has contributed so
much TO the success of the Institute at NIL Of its Ex
hbitions, the Committee have been specially charged,
"A suitable and appropriate premiums will be
arded TO the best specimens in every department.
he Board of Directors of this Institute feel great
pleasure in announcing to its numerous friends and
members the triumphant success which has thus
far attended their endcavors to awaken the South
crn States to their true interests in diycrsyng their
labor, encouraging their own Mechanics and de-
veloping their resources, and the Board have no
doubt that the ensuing Exhibition will convince all
who may attend it, that the efforts which this Ins-
ute has made for the last three years. have not been
thrown away, but fully appreciated throughout the
entire South.
Persons desiring to exhibit articles OF the ensuing
Fair will please address L. NJ. HATCH, Esq Chair
man Committee of Arrangements, at us carly day
as possible, SO that suitable preparations may be
made and all articles exhibited to the best advantage
WM. NJ. LAWTON. President.
WM. KIRKWOOD, 1st Vice Prcsid't
JOS. WALKER, Cd do do
W. G. DESUASSURE, Secretary.
T., a. EDMONSTON. Treasurer
Directors-J II. TAYLOR, G. n. REYNOLDS, jr,,
L NJ HATCH, j " EDGERToN, ii D WALKER, c Y
RIcnAnDsoS, E J PoRcuEn, d. CARR, lFM LEDDY,
HsHnv Coma, E JONES, d n AicTSrosI.
LIES r. TAYInR,
Chairman Con- Correspondence. =
Junp q ii 23.a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14

.2t" THE Friends # Col. T. w. p',IkENS.
beg leave 10 prcscn. Inn 10 the people Of ,.dgS
field, and of the Districts which may be thrown;
with us by the new upportionment rs an en'is
ncltliy suitable person to represent us in the
Congress of the United States. Mr. Burt
having. positively declined a reelection, it bog
comes our duty to select his successor witR
care and we respectfully suggest that the cxi
pcrience and ability of Sol PIcKENs should
be again called into requisiti'h,upon the very
floor where he has hitherto servedsps so eili-
cienlly. 1t is perhaps proper 10 add, os our
part, that this announcement is rendered VITA,
ont Col. p's knowledge or desire, and with no
feeling of opposition to any individual.
lI TIE Friends of Capt. PRESTON S.
BROOKS, announce him as candidate to rep
resent this Congressional District in the next
Congress, Mr., BURT having positively declined
q reelection.
This nomination. like another which appears
in this paper, was made by the friends of Capt.
B. purely of the ir own accord, without reference
TO his wishes on the subject and without the
remotest design of forestalling public opinion
II his favor against any individual.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
Ridge Land for Sale!

TNIIE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable Trac
j. of Land, containing Two hundred and thirty
four (234) acres, lying on both sides of Bcacs
Creek, near the Columbia Road. and adjoining lands
Of Capt R. Ward, James McCarty and others
On the Tract is good Dwelling House, Kitchen
Smoke -housc, and all other necessary out-buildings
with an excellent well Of water.
One hundred and twenty-five acres Of the above
tract are clcared-neary all fresh land, and un
der good fences This Land is well adapted to th'
cultivation of Cotton Corn and Grain.
Said Tract can be traded for on good terms, be
tween now and the last Of October, but if not dis
posed of by that time will be sold, at public outcry
at Edgefeld Court House, on the first Monday il
November next. JOHN AhlAChEK.
Ridnc Anril Is Gm IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
H Y ri Z NJ Ia L.

MARRIED, gu Thursday evening the Sili inst, by
Rev-,D- Bode, Mr.. j r.. IopIE and Miss NJ A.
1IoLsrsISs eldes, daughter Of Mr. Lee Hostcin all
of this District ~ ya, - s.,.
TIE ptihtcrs fec.in this instance was thankfully
received and all hands, whilst feastng it, were
wishing md alsng life lots Of
ehildrcpand inael, ssGssSs as.s finsss =
M.Rxlsp, on Tuesday the 22d'of june, BY Rev:
A.SW. Asbill, Mr. JAcop KSEAsE and Mss Max
TrA,. eldest daughter of Mr. Hczekiah Jones' Of
Lexington District. -,.1 .,4...- ........-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
To the Afflicted

I. A BOUT the first Of November 1915, the Sub
IA scrhcr commenced the Art IF destroying
CANCER WORTS. and continued successfully
until April lS47 when he was struck with the
afflicted hand of Providence which rendered him
unable to attend to business of that kind. Many
applications have been maIe which were refused,
and repeatedly his affliction and age has entirely
acquit him of that practice. Within the last twelve
months he has received several letters from his
friends, containing small amounts of money, stating
their name and the particular place they atflic
cd, which is all that he wishes to know.
am prepared, with small tin boxes, to send by
mail, my application to any part Of the United
States. where complaint is visible. If invisible,
shall try the strength Of Art. Should the person
strictly foow.lhe directions that will give for three
months, and should fail to cure, will replace half
the money back to them again.
JOHN KlRKSEY.
Pottcrsvilc, Edgcfcll, S. C.
Be- Gj' The South Caronun, Hamburg Republican,
Abbcvlle Blnncr and Anderson Gazette will copy
one time and forward their accounts.
,Iuly ct -" 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
Brilliant Display of Jewelry !!

T HAVE just received. in addition to my former
j stoekiof JEWELRY, 10 handsome assortment Of 40
$ Double and single cased Gold Lever Watches sfs
Anchor Escapemcnt and Detached - =. 'S2S = :;
Double and Single Cased Silver Lever s s :. ,!
Gensemcn's Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, ~
Ladies Chatalancs and Guard Claims, 50
Z" . Gold Bands and Hair 'Braceletss s.Ss = :
Cuff Pins, Gold and Cornelian Charms,
: Crosses, Iloclscts. 4 rrows. Buttons, &c. -
Fashionable Brooches for Ladies and Gents,r - y :
" Ear and Finger Rings, t!s.E
Gold and Silver Thimbles, :@c *S ~
Gold Pencil Cases, with and wit1lout Pens. - :
Silver Combs, Coral Armlets and Necklaces. :. :
These articles received direct from the Importers,
are all WARRANTED, and shall be sold Low .5;:s ~;
w P. BUTLER, ~;
April Is If f,.,ars 49, a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
THE Washington correspondent. Of the phila
d.Inbi,' cJU.r writes

THE Washington correspondent. Of lhe Phila-
delphia Ledger writes:
Mr. Cliy's countenance7 Immediately after
death, looked like an antique cast. His features
seemed to be perfectly classical and the reposc
of all the muscles gave rhe lifvless body aqniet
majesty, hardly reached by 4 living human being.
His last request was That his body might he
buried, not in Washington. nor in Frankfort,
Kentucky, (where so many distinguished Ken
tuckians sleep the long sleep of dca,h,) but at
Lexington, by the side of his friends and rcla-
,ires
One of the most remarkable phenomena ac-
c"mpanyng the sickness and gradual disson-
ton OF Mr. Clay, was species Of second sight
a living dream, dreamed with the perfect con-
seriousness that il was a dream, which brought
to l.is bedside not only the persons of his living
fiprds, bnt also those who bad departed this
life for nlauy years. What blessing it must
have been TO u man of such warm affections rs
Mr.. lay, tobc thus surrounded by all he loved,
or had ,lovcd-to have the grave. which was
about 10 rncoinpass lin, surrender the dead.
by the magic attraction Of his departing spirit !!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14

eSg The Friends of JAMES CAMERON,
Esq., respectfully announce him as n Candidate
for a Seat in the House Of Representatives at
the ensuing election.
z ~ The Friends of Maj. z. w. CARWILE,
announce him as Candidate for 4 Seat in the
House of Representatives at the next election.
s5Y The Friends of NJ GRAY. ESQ.,, res
pectfully;nominatc him as q Candidate for q
Seat in the House of Representatives at the
=sie,ssss ~
The friends of WILEY HARRISON.
announce him as a Candidate FOR seat III the
next Legislature.
rlP The Friends of Col. s. CHRISTIE.
respectfully announce him as Candidate for q
Seat in the House of Representatives at the
ensuing election.
AZ The friends of S. S. FOAlPkINS, ESQ.,.
would respectfully nominate him as Candidate
for a Seat nthc House Of Representatives Of
the next Legislature.
sy- The Friends of GlE GORGE w. Lam
DRUM, Esq, announce him as Candidate for
n Seat in the House of Representatives, at the
ensuing election.
~ GEN JOHN R. WEVER, is respect
fully announced by his Friends as Candidate,
for reelection, for Seat in| the House Of Rep
resentatres, at the cnsuingi election.
rY The Friends of Maj. ]. C. ALLEN,
announce him rs Candida}c for Seat in the
House Of Representatives ut the next election.
~ MAJ. TILLMAN WATSON, is respect
fully announced by his Erie hds as a Candidate
for Seat in the House Of Representatives at
the ensuing election.
eSy" The Friends of Col J. P. CARROLL
wculd respectfully nominate him as Candidate
for Seat in the House of Representatives OF
the next Legislature.
..ca DIR. w. S. MOBHEY, is respectfully
announced by his friends, as Candidate for a
Seat in the House Of Representatives of the
next Legislature.
s9y" The Friends of Capt A. J. HAMMOND
respectfully announce hih as a Candidate for a
Seat in the House of Representatives at tiic
ensuing election.
r TPThe Friends Of 7UHN CHEATlIAM
ESQ, respectfully nominate him as q Candidate
for Seat in the House Of Representatives ri
| the next election.
~ The Friends of JOSEPH ABNEY
Esq, would respectfully nominate him as Can
ddate for reelection to n Seat in the House oi
Representatives of the next Legislature.
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For Sale

ilan;sur-. July ? e s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
White Silk Fringes!

CNOWDEN s. SHEAR have received from
- New York. an assortment Of Plain and Crirnpcd
White Silk Fringes for Ladies' Aantas, of beau
tifui s:::lcs. They have also on hand, Ladies'
White Watcrcd Silk N1antillas, Ladies' White and
Black Lace Embroidered Mantiiias, Ladies' En-
broidcrcd Muslin Chimascttes, Muslin and Lace
Undcrsleevcs, Nalcncicnncs Lace and Muslin Col
lays. Also. a supply of Ladies Summer Dress
Goods, in great variety Of styles, of new and Gle
CANT designs, and to all of which they respectfully
invite the attention of the Ladies.
Aunusta June 10 If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14
A Partner Wanted.

THE Undersigned, proprietor oS Lewis Patent
i Straw and Shuck Cutter, wishing to increase
his facilities for building on aecoun, of the iiicreas
inr demand for the Machines is willing to take Il
Partner. To one that can command from two to
five thousand dollars, rare chance is offered, if APP
piled for soon One who would give his attention,
with the Proprietor, in the business would be pre-
fcrrcd. -.
The North sells to us yearly thousands Of Ma;.
chimes, and we may do the same. provided we have
the means. For further particulars apply to =,
WM. LEWIS.
Hamburg, June # 20s