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"Me then, you will bury thus Not with Ia
menta,ions, not with womanish tears, not with
veil sorrow, but with the rejoicing anthem. with
the b!are of the trumpet and the strong music Of
the drum. Ye shall sheet me in my mail with
my helmet on my head and my spur ON my heel.
With my sword in my hand shall ye bury me,
and with banner of CASTLE for 4 shroud. In
the, depths of the rver-of my river-shall ye
bury me! with lighted torch and voeyed mus
katry, at the mid hour of night! For am not
conqueror-a conqncror Of the world con-
qutrur with none 10 defy my arm or TO gaiiisay
my bidding! INhere-where is the man, saw
are or civilized, christian or healrn Indian or
Spaniard, who hath dcicd Hernando dc Soto,
and not perished. Death is upon me-dra,h from
the Lord Of The heavens and the earth. TO him
do submit me, but 10 mortal ncvcrw
Even rs he spoke, a war1er entered The low
doorway, and whispered bricfmessage to Mos
coso. Slight was The sound, and dim as were
the senses of De Snto, he marked the entrance
o. the soldier, and eagerly inquired the purport
OF the news - y messenger, IN Indian runner,
from The Natchcz.'
admit him, he bears submission, so | shall
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CAROLINA HOTEL.
EIDGEFIELDzC.. HIS C..

sMycN THIS ESTABLISHMENT for
ss i.assxA mcrly known as the "SPASN Ho-
Asaiesss5 TELL having been purchased and
opened in December last by the Undersigned, he
would most rc<pr ctuy solicit his friends and the
public generally TO give HIM cal as he feels con-
iidcnt that lie can do us well for them US could be
expcc.cd-in place like this.
His. House is situated on Main Street, one block,
South of the Public Square, and convenient tothosc
travelling the Plank Road Also. from Columbia,
Aiken and Gran;tcvile. His Stables are onvenenl
to the House and always well supplied.
The House is sufficiently retired from the bust
part of the Town to render always quiet aud
comfortable, so that the weary traveller may always
be sure of u good nights rest.
+. NJ. NICHOLAS.
Nav IL IF II
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THE EDGE FIELD ADVERTISER
is PUBLISHED EVERY wEDNEspAYS
w. F. DURIsoE, Proprietor, =. ,.l
s1MK1Ns, Editor
I RIM S.


Two DoLLARs per year, if paid in adrance-'Fwo
DoLIARs and FIFTY CENTS ii not paul within six
months-and THREE DoLLARsif not paid before the
expiration of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
" limited at the time of subscribing will he consid:
ed as made for an indefinite period. and will becon-
tnued until all arrcaragcs paid, n the option
OF the Publisher. SUBSCRIPTIONS from other States
must invariably he accompanied with the cash or
reference 10 some one known TO MS.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he conspituously inserted
at IS cents per Square ~ lines or less for the first
insertion and 81 cents for each subsequent insertion
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81, per
square will be charged. All Advertisements MOI,
having ihc desired number OF Insertions marked ON the
margin, will be continued until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do so on
!er,l trrn,s- being distinctly understood that con-
t,ac.s for yearly advertising are confined tollle mme
diatc, legitimate business Of the firm or individual
contracting. Transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
For. announcing Candidate; Three Dollars, in
advance.
For Advertising Es,rays 7Ulled, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

l'owcnng. III s,.". -,....,..-,.-.,-..
l2-.i best Batnsy Shec,ing,
Fine pillow case Linen,
10. II, and l2-l Hamilton Sheeng
10, II, and l2-l Auscuncy She, ting,
~, H. aud l2l Arndalc Shcrting,
Very super English and American Longclo,t,s,
Very large and varied stock Of Culicos,
French Scotch ard American Ginghanis,
English and German Hosiery very cheap,
\ fnll assortment Of Misses aud Youths Hose and
half Hose,
Kid, Silk and I.islc Cloves,
Tim,nngs, Of all kinds.
Kcrsp}s. OsnaburGs and Stripes. cheap,
Very large heavy Negro Blankets,
Very super Bed Blankets,
A!aysccS Quilts in great variety,
Curtain Materials, in great variety,
Curtain Muslin, cmbroided with linen, decidedly
rich
Carpets, Rugs and Oil Cloth. n full assortment
Ard great variety OF other articles, selected
with he utmost care, which we are selling very
cheap and to which we respectfully invite attention.
Oct , 5t IS
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THE BdsTos PREss.-Ila. Richmond Exam.
iner says that the journalspf Boston arc the
shabbiest that reach that Office thatthe few
that are dccentIy printed have nothing in them
worth pcrusal, and the many that are badly
printed have usually still less; that, in.short, ali
the prrtensions and professions of Boston Ia
unequaled elegance, refinement, intelligence,
and culture, resolve themselves into practical
s,arch, d, and Pun ianical exemplifcalon eff the
great hca iiudc: blessed is lie who blowo,
his own horn, for whatsoever bowcth not his
own horn, The same shall not be bowed"
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.Just Received

A LOT OF Etstman's SUPERIOR STRAW
N CUTTERS.
4 lot Of Daniels Pat Superior Straw Cutters,
Grants Superior Patent FAN MILLS,
- .! Grain Cradles,
Hoe & Co.'S Superior CIRCULAR SAWS,
All Of which will be sold on the most accommoda-
ting terms Call and see them.
ROBINSON & JACKSON.
Hamburg May % If ~
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Chapisaasn,s Cezeors Gins! !

WE still make these best of COTTON GINS,
w at our old stand. We warrant them to give
satisfaction, which! they never fail to do
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
Persons who 6ud it more convenient will please
inquire of Mr.. LoD HILL, Edgcticld c. H., who
will keep on hand one or more Of these Gins for
sale Address CHAPMAN & SONS,
Coleman's y Roads Edgefeld, S. C.
Sen; 3 G 35
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HAMBURG, S. e.

HHhDCNu, -. Z.
TXSIIIS popular Establishment having been thor
4 ouehly repaired and rchtcd with entire NEW
FURNITURE. the Subscriber takes pleasure in
informing the public, that he is now prepared TO &C
commodatc bnth MAN and HORSE, iii style, as
he hcprS, 10 give complete satisfaction.
JOHN T.. D0BEY.
Hamburg, March %, II 10
NJ The Abbcville Banner and Anderson GA
zettc viz each copy the above four 1mcsl land for
ward accounts tu j. l.. ID
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Sfa'aycal.

NN Monday, the 3rd of October, from Edgefed
" c. H., BAY HORSE of medium size, A
or Is years old. Any information respecting the
said horse will be thankfully received and expenses
paid by informing G. l.. Penn. or
j. II. HUGHES.
Or. l2 # 3@
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

THE ScVooL MISTRESS AT HONE
dear boy" said Il knd-hcaried countr
mistress to an unusually prcmisin
whose quarter was about up-"A
does your father design that you
the intricate and thorny path Of {
the straight and narrow way Of Il,
revel amid the fowery field of ii ~.
"No marln," replied the ju.,t
"dad says he's going TO set me e
tatur patch"
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NDffcc.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of EIlZA-
N BETH STEVENS. deceased, are requested
to make payment by the lst day of November next:
And those having demands against the same will
hand them in properly attcstcd beGnrc that tine.
WIN. l.. STEVENS, Admir-
Oct is 1858 If 40
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The Dear People,

WILL Please take notice that from aud after
w this date we VII sell our entire Sleek Of
Goods, or any part thereof.
AT COST, FOR CASH!
Our Goods are all fresh, and Tie must of them
bought worry low. Call, if yen want bargains.
Persons indebted to us tor las, year and rrcvi-
aus are respectfully, but earnestly requested 10 call
and see the Monkey.
PETERSON Il WERrS. broadway,
WEETS & PETERSON, Shop Springs.
Ncwbrrry District, 5. G..
Oct 3O
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ORIGINAL POETRY.

10 The subjoined poem was sent TO us sev>ra!
weeks ago. We beg the authors pardon for its de-
layed appearance. 1t has been accidentally mis-
llyed BY one Of our compostors.-ED. ADV.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

outrage Is, that the 1.urKs-tnny a0lac state
general frenzy and flnaticisin, murder the whole
Of the eleven millions of Christians who are
within the nominal dominion of Turkey in
Europe"
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT s. SHOE BUSIM ESS !!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT s. SHOE BUSINESS!
RcInoVal'
VgsIlE Undersigned respectfully informs his friends
4 in Carolina, that he has Removed from Ham
burg to Augusta, Ga, on the South side of Broad
Street, opposite the Augusta Hotel, where he will
be pleased to see his old friends and customers
lie would also state that he has Just returned from
the North, where, with care and attention, he has
purchased, at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
large Stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Trunks, yalises, Carpet-Rags,
And every article belonging TO the Wholesale and
Retail Boot and Shoe Business, which he pledges
himself to sell CiaEAPER than any other House
in Augusta, FOR CASH, or on time to Punctua
dealers.
Any one wanting Goods in his line will find it to
their interest 10 call and examine his Stock before
purchasing cscwhcrc-and he will take pleasure in
exhibiting them TO every one who may favor him
with visit.
He takes occasion here TO return his heartfelt
thanks 10 his kind friends for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed OH him, and hopes by strict at
tention and perseverance in business, TO merit u
continuance of the same.
JOHN WELSH,
Opposite the Augusta Hotel,
Augusta, Ga, Oct. 5 # 3S
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AERoSAUTIcs PRorITAgLE-Thc boy who
vert up with the balloon in San Francisco, it Is
sad, has realized about $1,000 by the sale OF
extras containing an account of his7adrenture
Heasked 81 for them, and some gentlemen gave
as hinh as SD CSIEs.
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WARDLAW & WALKE z,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MES
Nora!, Atl:auG
CoMaisslo
Fifty
YI.Il2 Subscriber
& ,..;.l. SIr. W
6 .n.rl,- &C AlnhnA

4 F.IE SUDSCFlUV1
,"::h Mr. W
rncrly of Able,
! = 4 u ENt-t.S l. -t-st>~1Nyit..
S ON BUSINESS, avaiss himself Of the r.~---
o portunity OF returning his sincere thanks TO his
numerous friends for the liberal patronage bestowed
for number Of years pas, and inmuving, tcnders
the services Of the Few concern of NARl)LAM
IL WALKER. Charleston, where he hopes many,
if not all Ills old patrons will find Ito their interest
to ship their produce.
The recent arrangements Of the South Carolina
Rail Road Company wiIl cnai'c them soon /" have
a Depot II the city Of Augusta, thereby save the
expense of Toll and very greatly facilitate the for
warlns Of produce of any kind Mr.. JOIN G..
EgEs, Agent Of W.'& w, in Augusta, will attend
to The forwarding of a produce that their friends
may feel disposed to send them, free Of charge,
save drayage. q. WALhEt.
Augusta, July 10, 1852. %
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Fer Sale OF Rent

"a a Well built and very comfortable LAW
s5!:I OFFICE, near the Court House, with two
Rooms ana fire place TO each. Apply at this Office
Octl3 l2t 50
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"WILL Is FATE"-No possibility is unattain-
able 10 one who works with an earnest heart
and strong right arm. Weak dcrs may step
farringly in the path of right aud wrong-lheir
FAINT hca Is may marmur Of an al-conroiling
destiny. against WHICH it is useless to strive
but W, who stald erect in Gods blessed SUM-
shine, md do the work your hands ind 10 do
4cenls not this doctrine Il pucrile one! Can
). '--"..:"n aud hulpyr il e? Far
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THE mln that looked into the "moutll OF
river" was so much frightened at something he
saw that he is unable to say whether she had
real or artificial teeth"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

IT is announced for the benefit of those per-
SONS who did not geta sight at the comet, that
it VI! again appear before the public, for few
nights only, in tie autumn OF 2l47.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

MoUrHs.-The discovery y,.ts % b.,
mude-d writer, that without a mouth man
could neither eat, drink, talk, kiss the girls, nor
chew tobacco
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

CUBAN MArrEks.-A despatch dated WASH
ton, Oct. %, says
The Washington Union of this morning
states that it has received additional and reIiable
information of IN attempt on the part of Eng
Land, France aud Spain TO africanze Cuba, and
that it is openly avowed that arrangements have
been actually made for the Importation of Afri-
can apprentices as soon us the English and
French fleets arrive in the vicinity of Cuba"
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u NfEcC.

A IL Persons indebted to the estate of Henry
N Freeman. decd, viii come forward mmc-
dltcly and make payment, and those having de-
mands will render them in properly attcsted
j. H. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
III 1y
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POLITICALLY DAMNED.-AIcYirkcr, Yankee
lack, CONS dim to the born Republicans"
LATED the following gooI story to US during
is stay in this city. Ii will serve to give some
lea Of the principal ingredients" of sucre.s
IN political life away down South. 1t will be
remembered by many persons about this neigh.
borhoud, that NEG, an Alabama Marshal, ar
rived at Cleveland about two years ago, in
search of fugitive from Justice. He pnt up
ut the Waddr!l House, and during hi< stay
there he had q" diI'i:uliy' wilha person" who
roomcd with him che evening. in which M&G.
shot three Times at his antagonist, only slightly
wounling him The Third time. Hc was inmr.
diilrly arrested aud put in jaiI, and on tie
morning after the arrest, the following scene
took place in the PRISON. A friend Of the
Marshal entered his CELL and fund him seated,
his head resting on his .nds, aud looking like
one who had entirely given up TO despair.
"Cumc, Mac said the friend, cheer up; tie
MN is but slightly wounded; and the matter
will not be prosecuted"
Ruined ruined ruined!" groancd the Mar
shal, without even changing his position.
Ruined bah" returned his friend" don't be
a child {: ] tell you the wound is but slight; be-
sides ii is an aggravated case, and had you killed
him you would not have been ruined!'
"l-kmow ~ -ssaid, ties Marshal, suddenly
starting up-Iut three Zines only think Of it
20 shoot three tines al Ii inan and not kill him
lam politically damned in Alabama !"-Deiroit
Times.
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A young lady N Memphis, when kissed says:
" You thief, yon, put that right back where you
gotit.'
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Carria ages!

AT TIE OLD STAND OF S. & j. GILBERT
CHARLESTON, S. C.
@ 81 E. NJ. GILBERT continue the
81 CARRIAGE & BUSINESS at the above stand,
Nos 35 and 40 Wcn;worth Street where they will
be pleased to exhibit to their old friends and us
toners very
Extensive Stock Of Vehicles,
comprising those Of their own manufacture togcthei
various other styles usually found in this market.
Their long acquaintance with this market us
manufacturers and Dealers will enable them to
offer great inducements purchasers both in style
and prices.
Aug 25 tt J2
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n fellers alive now?" said an urchin
her. "Whatfeller do you mean my
Why, old Paul, and Luke, and Dea-
and them"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

THE RELEASE OF KoszrA-The New York
Times has private adviccs from Smyrna, which
render it far from certain that Koszta has been
released, ,or that if he has, the affair i. still more
complicated than, ever 1t is stated that Dir.
Marsh the American Minister at Constan;inople,
had made IN arrangements. with Baron dc Brurk.
the Austrian Envoy, whereby Koszta was TO BIZ,
put on board an American vessel by the repre-
scntalives ofthe two powers, for the purpose of
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9onrnal upo to ontbem R9bts 21eps ote enera 1nfl9n

the man did not come nyain and to this day
durs nul know that his acts are known to his
employer.
Children. beware of evil thoughts and deeds !!
They have all fing nlarks,which will be reveal
ed ut some tine fsyou disobcy your parents,
to tell tiIscood, or take what Is nolyour
own, YOU make sad fnger-luarks on your char
acer. And so it iswilll any and all sin. 1t
defles the character 1t bctrays those who
enGage in il by the -mark<iit makes on them.
These marks may be almost, ,if not quite, color
less at first. But even if they should not be
seen during any of your days on carih-which
is not at all likely-yr. there is day coming in
which all fingrr. marks or sin-staius ON the
character will be made manifest"
CHARACTER FOR INrEGRITY- have some
where seen notice of Il Ruiterdam thread mer-
chant who had accumulated fifty thousand dol
lrs by hi, own industry, pune uaIiiy ad intcg-
riy, and it wa- remarked Of him that he never
let Il yard OF bad thread 60 out Of his hands, and
would never take mure than reasonable profit
By these means he acquired >uth IN ire public
confidence, that his customers VOL rs willing
ly send blind man or child to buy for them
as 20 themselves.
We refer to the case not 10 intimate that we
have no such instances among onrs"''';
the purpose of sugge>liI o..
any business man Of sR' "S.
exceeding agreeabIencss .''s
the confidence - e-;nspirrh,
thing exlruvagA in say s2s =
for strict integrity acallll
worth to is possessor aS
of his industry. Let SUI
misfortune, all his mone, = ga.
capital, of weight, OF ini - ..i'>
rur, on mere bu-iness calculations, Of many
man Of large monryrd means.
But the beauty Of the thing is this, that any
man however small his business and limited his
capital. has just as good an opportunity of win
ming confidence as the millionaire. Integrity in
small things is even more impressive than incg
ry in great things. And after all that men
may say in praise of enterprise, skill, shrewd-
ness and tact of particular business mel, there
is one character towards which all minds inslinc-
lively render their reverence-and that is, the
man who would rathrr be honest than calhy,
and who prefers integrity to gain.
"WrLL Is FATE."-No possibility is unattan-
able 10 one who works with an earnest heart
l..
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ADvERr1sISG.-We clip the f

ADvERTIsIyG.-We clip the +
some sentence from the Cha
with many thanks therefor. j
preaching; but our columns she ).
chants have no need to be rcmi
If Chester isn't prosperous, th
quicksilver, most asspredly.-S
".In looking oYcr our exchai
this State, received by yestc;,
were much gratified to porceiy@
number of advertisements t..
eaci, not solely because it na
to see those engaged in tn:
business as ourselves success! /. :.
indicates progressive spirit ~
condition Of atf;.irs-indecd.
there is no truer barometer ::
commercial prosperity, to W.
village or District has attainci
tisinr columns of their respet
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ExrRADrTIos;-The Washington correspon.
dent of the New York Journal of Commerce
writes:
That the Administration have come to tho
determination not 10 demand from any foreign
government, or to surrender to any foreign sov-
ernment, upon their demand, any person who
may be charged with crime, without an express
treaty stipulation TO that effect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

Cool IMPUIEHcE.-Onr afternoon lately 4
rather gen,eel looking young nan walked into
the bar of the Woodruff house aud called for
Whiskcy toddv. He was served, and after he
had drank the toddy, he obtained Il rigar, and
sat by the fire and eisureIy pulled it away. He
then called for another tuddy, and having placed
ii beneath his vest, he calmly bultunrd his coat,
pulled on his gloves, and turning TO The bar
keeper: said:
Pm ready"
"You are ready, are you!" replied the bar
keeper. "Wr., sir, your bill is twenty-five
cents"
I'm aware Of that fact" replied the patron,
folding his arms, aud turning his face towards
the door, sand now rm ready"
Ready for what!"
"To be kicked out Haint darned cent
couldn't do without liquor-bcen served like a
gent--aint ashamed of my poverty--take Ike your
pay-keS me ou,"
The bar-keeper finding the chap was in earn
est, obliged him with several applications of his
boot toe, Justify administered. The diddler
bore it in good part, 7and after he had been
kicked into The street turned round. made 4
polite bow TO the bar-keeper, and then appa-
renly in merry mood, started down the street.
WE heard tlletolhcr day good story of a
Connecticut parsds. His country parish raised
his salary FROM 500 per apnum TO S4O0. The
good man objected for three reasons. Said he
=" lst, because you can't afford to give more
than three hundred dollars. Second, because
my preaching isn't worth more than three hun
dred. Third, because have to collect my sala-
ry, which heretofore has been the hardest part
OF my labors araong you, and if have to col
lect an additional hundred it will kill M" !"
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IJsyRy !. OsnoRy. FREu. y. WhrTLocE.
OSHORWE s. WHIT LOCK
JEWELERS.
(sIGN OF THE WATCH)
Augusta, Ga,
Under Tic United States Hotel.
II EEP Constantly on hand a coice selection Of
IN Goods in their line. at the LOWEST VI AR
EEr PRICES, such as fine
Watches, Jewelryi Silver Ware and
FANCY GUODS,IN GREAT VARIETY,
MUSICAL AND MATHEMAT Teal INSTRUMENTS,
Besides many other articles too numerous TO men
ton. We keep two W"rkmrn. one an experienced
Watchaaker, (uue Of the best Of Workmcn) and
the othes Il .Jewclcr :cl;ablc Of manufacturing any
thing in the line.
rs Call and see our Stock before purchasing
elsewhere OSBORNE & WIlITLOCk.
Sept, - SIN 50
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tnem, except OF me i..,.r. -
to that effect from his Government.

THE act has gone into effect in London which
requires that factories, aud mills, and manut;,c-
tories of all kinds shall consume their smoke.
Coal smoke is declared nuisance which ought
to be abltcd, and smoke is condemned to be
burnt. If smoke cam be burnt in London, the
Pittsburg papers think that it can be burnt in
that city, and they suggest that the city coun-
ellis institute commission tu learn the principle
and success of the English experiment, and its
adaptcdness 10 their wants.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

The difference between h.
dom ia, that he who thinks T..
is so. But in the case of WI.
ally just the reverse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02

SIycF .hn divorce bill went into opera
ton rr. ,es are placed under the
he? nrrshins." ',..,,o:
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the purpose of sugge>li'
any business man uf snt
exceeding agreeabIeness
the confidence 1e~;nspfrr7''
thing exIruvagaA in say !
for strict integrity acal'n
worth to is possessor lis
of his industry. Let su'
misfortune, all his none,
i.nniinl nf MrirlIl. Of inf
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