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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
PtUUDEN0.

ANING engsg~d . fluwt~s OF ~ years
A~A~ap~r1nue IN all lie branches Of Plumb.
ing IN ihe city OF New York, Of unAcub,ed
ab,iliy. We have added that branch TO our
Gas aud Steam Fitting, ana arr now prepar.
ed to do work ~ that lac with P~romp,oess
and despatch.
B.rp.-HoT, coup and SHOWER
Put up In the ,nost approved styles.
WArIR Ci"srrs. uOPtERS, WASH
BASINS. and CORNER BASINS, on hand
aud Furnished with all The fsisi"- at New
York prices.
Ciossr Pass, PLUG rAStNs, fancy and
plain, with a full sssortns~n: Of beth S'ise'
and Brass WORK, fM sale wheaesale and Ne
tail.
n. q. WORT dome In sny Psrtsfiise o y
Try
Orders for any sr''ce in The shove line
from a d,sianc-, will mrrt prompt s,tcnt,ca
in,f PIERCE h KING.
23j River street, opposite Troy House.
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Comcaissioners' Notice.

vi tlr tsbFcribefs being hfioIi ted by tie
lou prrL.i, CONT L,r IN. d4Ttri,t Of tairha-
ven. .ticnrt- : a. receive, t2an'lne and al
'a,t al claims arJ demands IL AZ ~irrs"1,
against the estate g. hcry Rshafisoh late q
huAtardtor. 30 rad ol,trIct der'sf's, repre-,
,f.,cd ,ufCl,rft nud sS mouths ftctn The @Ii
day ot Mstrh i452 iens ALLOW Cd by ss,d eop''
81 that t1rpose, Ne da therefore nere3y gaze
lat.r. that se vii! tst.ua 1. ,bs t~usluSss =
Sur "a q appointment 0; the s-eihGs house a.
e =. R4Es,y r. s.tt HabtsrItou - t@e ti
Sal8r}sss - Jane ard ssiismt'r Lesi rom ]
urti - -rt e, ~ uH &c - fais aats
Irts4 ~tnalsstd,or t.' S'h d. o. fsroh
i.ig { y N H>ri. fensit
Il, iTvTlN IFNFISG~ rIHr
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III

50
kN.fhsgfotd, on Tue-dsy evening, Apr
tisrAer u yonogest son of Levi and
~ss.~,lsnd. aged " YEAR..
psrh called upon.,n follow through the
l., valley Of suffering and death at su
re, aud under c,toomsisnces peculiar.
! ~. ,h. dcccs.cd ohryed the call witt.
ruimur.
ny h,, last llleess which wasn d sense
hsar, be expressed strong desire to
bu, when ssksd about leaving this
he remarked ,hAt he ~as not AFRAID
lie Vas ht.hly respected and esteem.
a., 10 had formed an acquaintance
IN Cited hy aaiun With a ~ I'D and
Temperament, aud 81 y gentle and live
Il, yet foil Of life aud Joy aud IN " hat
rsGe o. &C ety. he VAS welcomed -
after long and Greary winter.
the hlrs,ings 81 CD and the coaspla'
fh,cnds T., with III. bcrcaved parent,
lldfer, aud wrth al tie moutnef, i "a,
m,y the peace cf heaven aud the -
bf hoiy nemoty. especially abide wit
|hy whu.r f|a,,tiui l,odac.. and un
d auentsns. his suiFrrnG, vrsr sooi|i
Ls las. hours msdc peasant oip
walir ctoid. Ap,,l l-5a
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Dental Notice For 1852.
'ENItF. Sub,rtibcr 1,,, ~ hirrsrlf that the
II success which la. crowned has
npiplIfnNN nv IuE TIT I'll

w Wv '"' ~
jurIug n r,sJ, nee "i g yht ycaf, IL this VII
i,gr, ~ mt uukun~n' I" n majority ct The ~
ulbitnHlr # " inlsor o., uuty. Nr thi,ks too
thHt he Ia. NOT only kcr, u, with N" r~rre''ss
81 improvement IA lis T., oiesSiur, hut EUuhiy
believe ihat b.. hss 1ssi,-d uatcriail, IN IL.
advancement. Duriny the past year. he has
Constructed
Sirtrea Uho'e ScA Of ArtiGcial TEETH
besides Numerous tnaii.r piece. Every ms
teriii used Is If the very rut,st quality ever
cmpluyrd bs Drniists.
Persons 10 heed Of any Dental Operation
whatever, are ossurcd tina, 1t will be done by
tho subs t,ber equal To any performance In tn"
cities and he requests ,hoic unacqusintsd
with IN, work 10 a1dross him by mail, whes no
viii gvo them references a. huar their vwa
resi- ienr~ n possible.
M,n, Of NE whole sc's mad" ~ him the past
year viii resist Il do inward poll of ~ lbs. With
,it ttariing irrm the jaws. Even asinrir fUOfh
:, nuw put in on the atmospheric principle with
sucrcss.
GOOD OfTLH
All persons t,-,GIu2 al ,iea,'T distance hsa
ton mile from thts si.nge coming 10 the s"h.
,rribct fur any dental olttn'inu. whatever sfe
ia FORMED that a Discount OF tNe per cent will
be made 10 them on the ainount o. their bill.
All residing more than twenty mule from
Wood.t"ct viii DO allowed ~ discount u. e'git
per
All more than thirty miles d.stAnt ten per
cent.
This offer Is made becsuss the subscriler has
determined TO discontinue bis rrofc,sional VIZ
its to other owus. His great incresso ~ ha-
,iBcss comt"!s him 10 this course, aud he hopes
1t will be a. much for the 57ne6, Of his patient.
generally, as fur himself Rely therefore On
hiding him hc'esfts,.
ALWAYS At HOME.
Persons at n d,stonee are invited n mat
such enquiries BY mnll. In reg;'t to the variou'
opera,ions and their price,, ~ they eheo's
= a a --- -
=. HENRY = CHASE, 81. n.
wooAstork. Vt. Dee. 1, 1881. Hto~6n
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ST n1.i;, or .. ff RasI.ns, Bs.r "s,%ss
a special session Of theProbntc Court Of the
said District Of Rutland h cid at Ruiisnain and
fr .ne said district on the ~ Monday being
a.. 1t day Of March \. ~. lb52
tte,ent lion. HARVEY BUTTON Judge.
Whereas Lewis Griffith administrator 81
the estate Of David Griffith ate Of Danby IN
<aid District deceased interstate has this ~
applied 10 the SAID Probate Court Propo. re
to re nder an account Of b,s standardization VI
ssid estate.
Jherefc re II, /, ordered / y saiarourtthaiths
examination o: said account ior
and d.crcrs To be made by ssid ednrt Of the
res,du ne o: said estate 10 the persons untitled
thereto be and the same are hereby referred
10 a stated session Of sad court 10 be held al
the Office ofthe Registrr Of sald eour,in Hut
land n said district on the it Ncnday being
the 9Th day oftprii, 4. - leJ2.and tina, no
tee thereof be gwen by publishing a certified
copy Of the rccord OF this order thf'e week.
successfully previous thereto IN the Rutland
Herald a ~ newspaper printed m SAD hn'ianh
% order thst all persons Interested thefr'h
may then aud there appear before ss'd court
and 81 lect 90 The alluwsnc. 81 'a'd nrcputt
aud Ice heard Il. 10 SAID decree # they so
Cause,
true copy ofroeohd
II UENRY HALL, Rea,rr'.
1919, 1901 b. ''i p,sa. ',' G sss.
held. C..tl-,at. ~ .r4 Tor .slt ~di.Iiicti 90 ih-
3 I.h 4sy 81 hprch 4 u lLjs,
An instrument pI'pott'hs 10 be the lat
xill aud testament 81 Nehemiah alien late
uf Pas LEI ~ sad ds'utt decfS-"c beng pre-
ssaud to the court hr'e by biiysr Hanks
the executor 'Lcrr,u named fr Pf"Sstc.
II n ordered by ssud coat thai oil p.Tsors
caneei ned therein hr notified 4" sPprsT
o, = sesspou Of 'eurt In be held a, The
Probate oaicH ~ ,sstirtyn 9intrrs'd, 0h tn
alst day Of March nst aud show cause rf
Ta0y ,hry nay hsre rgs'n.i tho Prots," 81
sa q edl iUf winch p.fpD-r Il 80 ihftber or
aefrd that a e"p, 81 the frn"fS ot ilts "fJ' r
ne published three yeskss 0f sss-isrly ~ the
Rutland ii-rsld n~~.ySprf Pftntrd ST kUt
land ~ ihi, .tA,s p~crrus - 'h~ i'Ile sp
rstntrd f.f . 4 hra'r:
Atr.s-.r'.' r'"ggt.
~-s Els,T. ir.,,
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Commissioner Notice

COMMISSIONER Notice
WE the subscribers beng appointed BY
,hr Hon. Probate Court for the district OF
Fairfiave,, cominissioners to receive, exam
,,e and ad us, all claims and d, nonds against
the estate Of John Iiaitigsn, late Of Castle
ton, N SAID district decreased, represented
,nsoiyi nj and ~ munil,s IRON the 18th day
Of March le.2, beng allowed by rand court
for thai purpose, We do therefore give notice
tha, we wtllat,end to,he business OF cur sad
sppointment al the Office OF the Hsdeyilie
Go. IN Iiydey lie on the 2sth day OF April.
and ith dsy Of May nrKtffom ] O'Clock until
l~o'rlocs + NJ, on each Of sad days.
Dated al Hsdeyill-, 10Th day Of March i-o2.
4. HYDE, rr
"A r. W. MHiIIOCk,t
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INDIA REBBER.S

,ayctts- win vh.. -eirru't' hf't rate s''"''
,ar,,, " th. hlars It1c n Fti q h. lushS ~ he
80 ,,srd d IS q. Lqw r. 40 Il n "rsd
!; o.. sshse-iN~- 'pHN = Nn'">
Va 70 49,. zoo. lssus P"st -
h. Erafs.t f"G'. 80"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22

n ETTER and Note Eoveiopts.
so Realms L.p sud Letter Paper shd
g. Resms Note Paper, this Hsy I.e~iysd'
Feb. ;, 1852. IL, j..
GREEN'S Oyygenated Hiners,
Wistar's Baham Of WH Cherry.
Perry Darii' PAIN Miller.
PaImer's Pam Destroyer,
The PURE articles are sold Of tht Emnn-
i'm 81 sPGNCE R.
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New Books.

BOOK OF BALLADS, By Bon Ganl
-ess Of the most muth provoking 'ooAs
fse age.
a .pd other POEM, BY Alice Carey
SCI THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS,
the Editor Of Blsck~ood
}. Aarry " the most gifted Poe'ss' ~
1r, Lys Is one Of The mos, tonsh,ns
p m Lie language II. l. sPENCER
bArpANDsELECr uyNNs..
Al SPESCERS.
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e-oxaIYuoNsR 8 NOTICE.

SO83I881OWB8 WO1s~0
Il s,sSserisfrt, heiny aFp".st'a p.'"'
hes ProSsts c9urt fer the district %
"a, Ton ~ ~,.siShers To rssst'e' eaan''f
.s'' AL eix,sss nd jsz and. sthi' perfe",
s us ~xtstx 81 pLl-a CsrLtss iais 81
Us ia ss,a s,strxt o~ee-sseS. repre-
= issslses,.sods 's moa,hs from the -sh
d -spsa. iss2 l<ing sAe~ed ~
sea" ses tina, p0spos@. ~e S"~'srrrhorr
gee eStsce ikst NC vii sileoa,o the
~" Il &c. sad 4 s'".aiasehtstihe isr
ace q he d-seas~S on ,hc III DAY o'
'Ae SPtc,abrr aert from ! o'clock y
I'll . otiook +. ~. on each q: ssd
go Rsusad. Apnl Goth, ioS2 u
ro,T' 'Ls' Commission.
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lNuuS oOmS ~ DSul9.s BItys
l. Sndrrs,gncd would 20
Ae citizens Of Rutland and vicinity,
} 10 manufacturing the above srt,c'es
Z fot cash than thry have ever been
THIS y,cmay. TO those who are
hs. or sbou, I" build, ! would call al.
to my prees, which tncy may aseer.
, addressing me postpaid.
1 coostaE tly on hand and made 10 CT.
The shortest notice. All orders IRON
lace promptly attended 10.
=. W. STILES.
e,al~, 1pri 10, 1859. Eu
uSr rREBs, FRUIT TRESS.
l. sbscrier Las received = great va.
eye
vsundo ~rLbcs
rins Of Appie Tires Of all the choicest
ss caluvsted, also Pear. Plum. and
rro, which are offered Tor sale on
bhk sTm IA q~ssot,~'s to sut p"r
Tte~e trees are from u ceieb rates
~ end srs from fire 10 srrts s~t high
\rs cell worthy the aiie ot'on Of ,hos'
re destrs1s ~ rep.rs'shiag ttsrif gar
OF orchards wilh choice truit
J. Is PROCTOR.
ksi Ruiisud. Arr. %. ie5p. l'u
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Atfuc COZ y Of record.
IG HENRY HALL. Register.
COMMISSION tXs NoIi,E.

90 NtsSfp CNN N'hitC.
yE'E, a." 'nh>cr'hers, being appointed by
the it"n. Probate Court Tor the district
nt ,a'lani frmmi-tuucrs 10 receive. examine
and adjust all claim, and demands ri al per-
sons a.nin., the estate ct hnracc Clark, late
90 Mddlctnwn IL said district deceased, rep.
rc-ent"d ,n.ol'cn' and SIX months from the Z1d
day o: March l0j. icing allow ed ~ card court
f"r chat purpose, We do therefore her,',y give
n".iac that We will attenri 10 the business of
rur said appointment nj Jonas C.arks Office,
m NJ Id town, o" the Sd MONDAY in May ard
The 81 MONDAY IN July next from 10 clock A.
VI un,,i / o'cioch =. NJ ON each of sad dass
Ia cd at Niidictown the II day of ApTIl DOL.
',Aron byfSAM' Commissioners.
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NOTICE

HEREBY give notice that | have this
u day given my son T"rhei his /, 90.
r,ny the remainder of lis minority, snd that
| shall clam none Of his earning. sss pay
soy de bts Of his contracting amer this date.
JOHN u LEMMA.
In presence Of AAros Liwis.
Poultncy. March 4th, le52 l3w3'
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FRESH GROCERIES.
n arYnr 4. NnN

ARE now receiving ir"" 'nstkr, yr~sh Teas. ~
r,,r,rd Mula.s-so f tho nv crop Fte.h kes. Bn1
aud ~n'tIns kaisitt; .ne~ Il Nuttant, Cltrnn.
N,, h, Oil gro Iva iasusts and ;, Domino" Cnf
f.. pu,r et,uaJ Coffee, ground add uosrnuhd Spices
OF al, sands. cn,n,nnn AMI o"uNle tehnsd Sals'ains.
>m't >aisr.ius; Cream IAtar. Ncat I. wdofs; hu
.r,. 7 tn,, G.rt starch. C"G,'a. Chocolate.
P,,,,h sal soda fr ~s.hinr. " ,rch@sters soap
B,nbutis sap PS~ierr Cranes Chemical Soap for
washing.
Sr-tm. tl,mant,rc anH fne TaNos Candies.
A.---A IL L LIZ -
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LADIES SHOES.

LADIES' SHOES.
A New surp'y inst "re'sed 't"i' he "sn"iao'nF
"a rr, ~ New Srfs ~, aud warranted al Ih'se
.uiend,d London KID Ties a oLsop aud supcrtet
Walking Sh"s.
ALSO
Ret KID sip. AMI ~sikinc shoes. Goat Rooiees,
pn..iu SHIP. Misses slrps, taoss snd Infants shoes
Isiiss fi.us,s
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lSJ5.
Garden Seeds.

4 Greai A,.ar,n ie 81 81 The beat 9us'.'y y I
,.r..rA IN Il [. -fL, ~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-27

live long after him in the annals and glories Of his
country; as the spreading trees bear testimony
through its thousand burly arms clothed with the
fruits and leaves of thousand years, to the care
which nourisbed its early growth.
believe that, on the whole, though there are
matters into which would have liked to have
gone more fully, have touched upon those topics
which intended to have touched when began to
address this committee. | have this comfort, at
least-and il is a comfort not to be forgotten the
pleasure of feeling that, however inaptly, however
bunglingly or clumsly have expressed the senti-
Inents which have uttered, yet the pulses of
hundred thousand men Of Massachusetts will keep
even beat with mine in this matter and that the
hearts OF the people will more than supply any in
adequacy of expression on my part.
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erned by such rules and regulations the Score
ary OF the Interior may from time to time prescribe
and when the lands for each State have been located
and selected patents therefor shall be issued To the
State entitled to the same.
The amendment contained several other sec
tons, but they only provided for the details of the
distribution mentioned in the one given above
Without taking the question
The Senate adjourned
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
Greenvi,le, sc.
FOR TIE ADVERTISER.

FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
MEssRs EDrons:-I want every man in South
Carolina made useful to his country and if our next
representatives will pass the following laws it will
save me the trouble Of going down next time my
sell. Make every man Of ,wcnty-one years and
over pay poll tax of one dollar year for school
fund, and let that tax be set apart to pay for tile
education uf all classes, far as IN English eluca-
ton. And add tho thirty -Inc thousand dollars al
ready appropriated, and stop the twenty thousand
the legislature appropriated to the South Carolina
College and add that to the fund, and will make
fund sufficient to school every child in the State, and
if it should lack any, tax the people higher and
make them pay it. 1t will make the people feel
more on an equality and it will certainly be great.
benefit to the rising generation. If the South Caro-
lima College can't support itself, down wthit. Also,
want the retail license put down to twenty-five
dollars. and cnoin it on those who take out license
on oath to ndct all others who sell without license.
That will put stop to this jug business, and the
license money will pay for building every bridge in
the State. My opinion is that we should raise our
own meat, and horses and mules, make our own
clothes, wear home e-madc hats and shoes. We have
Iron in most all the Southern States. hope they
will cooperate with US in SO doing. 1t is they who
buy the goods that pay the tariff. Now instead Of
paying it, let them wear their own goods and pay
their own tariff. Down with aristocmcy. Let US
all set our hands to the pow and be more indeprn-
dcnt and that will kill the abolitionsts Let ship
all our free negroes TO New York or Liberia: for
all we want Of rascal is his money. II our sitter
States will not cooperate with us, let us set the
example ourselves. Ny MOTIF is, VIC truubIe nobody
and will let nobody troubc us-we will be true
Carolinaus and act on the defensive.
MEssRs. EDITORS, my light is dull and now
close by subscribing myself
SNAKE CREEK.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
PUBLIC DINNER TO JUDGE BUTLER.

IT has been. determined upon by citizens Of the
District from various sections to give our distinguish
ed Senator, the Honorable A. p BUTLER, i COM
plmentary dinner at this place the first Monday in
November. 1t will be subscription dinner, TIE
subscription price being three dollars
al who desire to participate on this occasion are
requested to drop line in this Post Office, (encosing
the money TO Col. j. P. CARROLL, at least five
days before. This is rendered necessary that it may
be known with accuracy what degree Of preparation
II will be proper to make There will be little or no
opportunity Of obtaining seat at the liable on tie dag
OF The dinner the ndividrai, consra.tiRg to fur.
nish it, will scarcely be able to- supply additional
plates any extent 50 late an hour. We have no
doubt it will prove delightful and an interesting
occasion. The Judge has indicated that he will
speak his opinions freely and fully.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
FACTS AND REFLECTIONS.

eV Col. GLADDEN., formerly Of the Palmetto
Regiment, has left South Carolina for home in the
West. He has formed business connection in New
Orleans We have lost in him first rate soldier and
citizen. Good luck attend his path!
aW JoHN WISE, the lEonaut is preparing to take
balloon trip from New Orleans to New York
thinks he can accomplish the journey in twelve
Rour-intends afterwards essaying flight ACROSS to
England. Beware, bold JoHSSy, Of the fate OF
Icarus
G The New ORLEANS CRESCENT says that a
claim is now before the City Council Of the Crescent
City for $3.50, 900. A quarter Of a century ago
twenty-five years. it was only S1,5O Bur, says the
Crescent, the calculation Of Compound interest
brings it now to the above enormous sum. This q
Crescent story with vengeance. How do you
nuke it out, man of New Orleans!
~ A VOICE is now and then ra:sed in different
parts of our State, against South Cardinals casting
her vote for PIERCE and King But the echo is
extremely faint We opine there viii be 40 serious
move towards dropping the ticket.
eS GENERAL WINFIELD ScoTT is now, and he's
been for some weeks, on an eectoneering trampoose
l., the West. lie accepts receptions and makes
speeches on his route. The latter abound in adua.
tory and demagogaeieal expressions but entirely
barren of any thing touching upon political principles
aSP GENERAL FKANELIN PIERCE is, we sup
pose keeping stationary somewhere, bat at the same
time rising in the world more rapidly than his " has
fy'' competitor One who Keeps stationary has great
facilities for circulating documents. The Democrats
had better be busy, inasmuch as the Whigs are max
ing tremendous effort and are meeting with some
success.
: ry THE MISCHIEF, British Schooner, was
recently detected in an attempt smuggle her cargo
of wine and fruit into the Port of New York.
portion of her smuggled goods has fallen into the
possession of the custom house officers.
tT WESTERN EXCHANGE tells the following
whopper: Some hands have picked in this sectlon
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
MORE MINERALS.

EpcEFIELD is continuing to develope her mineral
resources. The wonderful lamp of Aladdin could
scarcely bring them more rapidly to light. In addi-
zion to DoRNs now celebra,ed) vein other localities
are beginning To be worked, which promise finely.
We learn that Messrs. TALBeRT e. Co. (Sho leased d
part of DoRN's land) are already doing well, and
that Maj HuGnEs, seven miles above our village, is
also working successfully. Several other diggings
are contemplated.
On Dr.. ABsET's place in this vicinity, mineral
paint has Iccenty been discovered which judges pro-
aounce very valuable. We believe is in consider
able abundance
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
SONS OLE TEMPERANCE.

oS Thursday evening last the following gentlemen
Were installed as Officers Of Washington Division
No. T. Sons of Temperance, for tn. present Quarter
commencing the lst Of October:
w. w. ADAMS, w. p.
B. G. BRYAN, A. w. P.
K. T. MINIS, r. S.
f. J. MINIS, A. II. S.
u. R. DURSOE, +. S.
c. L. REFO, T.
f. J. YouNGBLOoD, C.
JOHN WITT, A. c.
S. COyAR, is.
w. COVAR, O.S.
JOSEPH ABNEl, P. w. P.
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LOOK. AND BE PROEITERr

We call the especihf attention of all Edgefeld
people, and Of any others who may feel interested in
the matter, to the advertisements of Col. FRAZIER
and Mr. WILLIAM P. BUTLER. They have Goods
,ha, canno, be surpassed in any market, and it does
us especial good add that their prices indicate
siderable reduction from last years rates.
There is JOHN P. SErzE's very attractive enumera-
ton of excellent and cheap articles also, which the
reader will find this week in the conspicuous place
which it deserves. SErzE has as choice selection
as any Southern merchant We know Of Call and
see him Whenever you cross the Savannah.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
TO GA TRAVELLER" OF LAST WEEK.

WE are requested by one of the Commissioners Of
the Roads, for the lower battalion Of the Saluda Reg
ment, to state that the errors upon the Sign.Boards
in that battalion, to which you allude, do exist at
present. But there is this be said about it: The
Commissioners far from receiving any such job
as any other Board in the District They have not
received the work and do not intend to do SO. On
the contrary, understand the matter they have
already rejected it and have required the contractors,
who are bound IN ample Bond, to perfect the job
as it should be done. We have no doubt, from what
we know of the estnablc Board in question: that no
job will be received by them which is not worth every
cent Of the public money expended
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Let me not be misunderstood. do not seek TO
make out against my clerical friend charge of in
tehtional misrepresentation and injustice. He no
doubt belieues that did make the "violent assault"
&c. which he charges upon me- otherwise he would
not have made the charge. am quite willing to
believe that all which he says and teaches appears
very clear to his own mind nay more, that he has
firm persuasion that he is doing God service. DIFF
ferent minds have different ways Of reaching their
conclusions.
regret, gentlemen, to burden your columns with
this matter, but your own sense Of propriety will
save me the necessity of making any apology.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES c. FURMAN.
Grnnnrilla e.
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H Y NJ E N IA L.

MARRIED, on Thursday evening 3O,h Sept, by
Rev. w. G.. Connor, Mr.. W. I. TmMERsAs and
Mrs. NJ. a. DoEY, both Of Edgcfcld District.
MARRIED, on the 5tl, inst, by j. Quattlcbum,
Esq, Mr.. JOHN DoRx and Miss MARY ANN Z.
TlaMERaAs, all of this District.
Married, on the 9TH inst, by J. Quattlebum,
Esq, MIR. GEORGE NJ. OURS and Miss JaSE kEMr,
all Of this District
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Amounting in the whole to tho sum of.

amounting the sZIII o4
hundred
(s3I 96 minute and detailed Of accompanied by the vouchers
rhen,s sprcwhL or
hargll the District
LunatcA ASYLUM mb
House, Mrs or Weaver chill
t Feb, Day
Hancock Mley 23d
making
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Reynolds
of and
Weaver M
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Of
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COM NJ E RCIAL.
Correspondence of the Advertiser.
SNAKE CREEK.

Correspondence of the Advertiser.
HAMBURG, Ocr O.
CorToS-On Monday last our Market opened 1T
to decline prices Of last week. We have
done quite heavy business throughout this week,
pretty much all WAS sold before going in S,ore-
planters being satisfied to take the going rates. We
quote to-day extremes to ~ cts.-princpal sales
81 o95.
We have no change to note in our Grocery mar
ket Our merchants are stl daily adding to their
Sto:ks The town continues healthy. ID.