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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09

RM9N 4 H,-hKHyIi1K OFPEI, FOH rNLJs:
ND 100 bids Nsu Orleans
70 a. Porto RICO
~ r1ssgg-' .1af crushed sni Puysrt.d
~ bhis Coffee
~ bagi 49,
40 o. faUsyra
" Pocfrl. Java fCOYFER.
~ tllfH W.rIa
0 taFs Cape
y tlfs Pif. Roc ind Cuba Mo'isi-'
100 Iris N.s u..t.l Do
y " Sugar U.uss syrup 60
o. bids Far.HaIs.
@ rU.sHT's Green and EIHst Teas
49, blHft Aisrart.rr Hud TaIou Candles
I4.p rI.rr -nap
fli keys h4i.H a.a rpists
10 case Mac ttI suck Lisoritc
Plmtu,{ i'fEt GnrL Ptni.d Hi'tstt Hsd cords and
Gazing hne. "fIllhg Paper, baarv r1Edc Candle Wick
orng ara HtarF PDrior Cigars, UDrp iron Blister gtre
.inhnw bits' -'lr.i. Potter AZ. ausi-dkcU
n. sENTfAL OIL AtMOND86O ihs very superior & To-
- baeeonifis, for sale ~ BENNETT 4 HFEHs
sfav Druggists
~ CAe8 EXTRA FINE OUNPOWDER TIA. receiving and far
- saieW Usi1 LEWIS wEBH 4 son.
1tiRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAfNTf Lbis anvers eel.
ebfatcd FIRE lrof Paints, warranted TIE btt clrapelt
Paint ever used also, i00V gallons cheap or i u.ng sth H.
fof sale By BENNETT 4 BFERs
wv Druygird
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So. 49, Nss;sss ma iT4 Al

ss SSssrs 49, se4 ~ N&
(Sh1sS. -. - s..n kouIk-Ns- ana ,omso,s.-
- h- schrdulr~ -T,rtce Duly yrcB Rschhond 10 Nste
loTh ga t,,in' raNsenger, and Baggage, through Ia 81
10 ~ HtSAtngfn BIfirasr, GnT ThifoJsai ~
and after the 18th Of August, the following quick
comfortable schedules will be inland
Richmond aud New York: Leave Rshmond daily A
NJ and o'clock, p NJ; arrive in daily A. NJ and
5P.M - - - - ~
Fare to Washington, lat class
4" Baltimore LIST ...................... 6 90
" Philadelphia LIST ...............,....... : a.
Betveen Phladeiphia and New York. daly) 81
class
For through tickets Baltimore or
other Information, apply the ticket office.
Besides the through
Main Northern Route through tickets direct
the Depot OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ington, for Wheeling, via the House. at 80 81.
r. The night train win stop down pas,
at the following
junction, Chesterfield, Mord Guneys, Yrederickburg and
BruOkc'A -
~ by order Of the Postmaster train will be
run between Richmond and Washington sunday nights
deemed proper in addition to state, for the information
passenger that four daily lines Wash
lngion and baltimore, by Of which the
always in his
on his journey TO any point north of that place.
L RUTH. Agent a. Tran
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SSADDLEHS, dc-Tae subscriber respectfully his
- friends ami the public generally, that he has
below Nesrs. webb,
AMI vsreI EstAbl,l
Of his manufacture lie aitsT Lr-ef having had
twenty Eve experience IT, hs bushes that his
BE- relied In addition business added the
manufacture Of al kind orse Coars which vii
sell a. low can be tdhchssed ~ the North.
Country Merchants will greatly call AMI
examine for themselves, al o! which sell cash.
credit 20 punctual customers.
mhi9-du JOSEPH 49, COLouTTT Agent
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orTicE X. v a p. r. r Co,
4

UMi'0krNT NoTShISrkAMkRs BELsI-d IN
ticv both the above Steamers will
between RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE connecting at the
place the Eresson steam Propeller
depha.
The BELvIDERE Captain Clifford will Baltimore every
SATURDAY afternoon Returning she will Rchuond every
TUESDAY
The POCAHONTAS Captain Jones' will leave Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY afternoon. Returning, will leave Richmond
SATURDAY thus aforing the
opportunities week between the places This
found the and
ing Psbug Cincinnati and the South West
freight apply 10 LUDLAM A WATSON.
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'U,I' bH GkrrEis-PRoPosALs YoR s1LIs- -
Pos1is viii be received the once OF M.
as specifications below i'' -''VVV railroad sis
SOUND SIS, ,gs sats .oR NoS THAoK-The SIN. are h. b.
ot snd shakes other defects caIcnInt.d 20 i
inch. and are TO be long no, Is.s than
diameter at the small to be hail. -
nc on tro sides and parallel heart m. hsrss
apart ui+ end o the stills 20 he cut on .an,,s ~ 49,
P, n p s.S ss are to be delivered either at Rshs.nS
Inv tbs A er on the line OF Read and placed
convenient TO be ON the 3. "a IA o., - ~
tbr sboIs ~, or such he appoint
- ~ wv "ei'eren ~ the LIST 81 March, 1854.
o6e.R .pppc IHoS DODAMEAD. Superintendent
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y
- HtlEA' OR FAktIHA bEA'A AND EuCHr-For t-lur.
~ Nhfotr lrtsss ~ e iunsy Ps.sges Cacuous AHstYr
L.a.'T,hg- g'gpsy Saga- Chrsne Inflammation Ulcer
avon NJ ur h1n'yf ard bladder, aiayng rffahy sfat
2rsan aud correcting ths dsou a. pfoss rl,ou. secretion
"i.n i.t urine rsrnu and pgrst, and tu.
HiinN PAIN, and 'Ir ALLY lssars.s urns genital
"'i- lFi1hfan' f.tsrfinn az IrrYrtrHrrs ri urine.
i' F'fr5 ", N. fHrslraI boo certain
~ Influence.
@ nf over H ulfous membrane, urinary ps.ssv.s
NFfV o." quality n iir urinary aas Gr.riraIv
introduced r'n medicine thUufrp. ur fYa sspf.t t IL
most solely boo d'rsTgss from th. uriuu pu-.
yrfarri'af ururr'.t ard chronic irf
w. thr latter n fH d.-aatrs. sr - Err frdlu WeI Ca
% ur.H.r'rfiy i' n am satisC,I ff eminent spf
SEQ "hni Doc great Influence Che Iis.aH. 4ts be- .
under coHsdsahn assrrg very materially tsarafar ~
r1py mucous, viii af very evil frI f.
Inflammation Hli .f '.h..Ify of tir HIHddrf."
5pNAthbE PEHEiEt, ~ ~, EREdIH
"-f b'.f i.I nu rl4 HtH.lr HIsnffII fir.. Dr
'n' l,y ,n hs! '.eIes % sate hs llau'ty ln.r b..
eas.I M diminished te according il be- eject ah.ei uI boz
NON gs,ir ..ron ~ ulins tan prasiaus 70 o'
.ls .ln, gu Wing freely during tha usa ~ Irs
Hy fmIt-T bUNF A ca p..t....t y''
IEW AhNtHs lED -TRANGEEs visiting Che city fr their
- sprff a1I t.unHr supp. would Jss tNr s. o. M .
-f'' CO.. It. ~ Fp1d cheap, uud .t lrifN. br. Fr.s
Irlnss &C. Our srt BE- r1mpusFd ~ gstsu..rr y..y ID
every d alr article pertaining che ads. and viii boz T "a
~ p0reH Wat cannot fil 90 peafe.
miif WHITE a pAgT. 81 H..fs E..v D...f.y,.
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ukhnnvND Ana Il,n
,8l& ~ fAChEtc.-This line IA o..5 of A-E-r>
xxxSthe following vessels mon, poston FsSf<rN
-&o@e2severy VIDA ""s'"n <k2xyy
Schooner SUSAN, Captain g. O. Ro,r,.
Cr,Se,ryr u Z. Rogers,
SsN1.hsh }. n. Rogers,
. S, rAiLoh, Cyrus Mich erson
These vessels OF the 10, MI ,..
ana nave superior accommodations for '
Ihey are commanded by Capians v.u
e trade, aud Who will exertion 10
tened On 10 sail promptly, as advertised - ~
going NORTH
10 Their Interest TO ship by this, only regular line
'Iesh WI always be taken other vessels and
euoi, viii be made by the in Boston
OF patronage. ' s'''e
The vessels will lie In Richmond at Rockets I'm Bo,,on
n""es "hLL DAVID CURRlE, Richmond,
Jyss No Ia sl, sIs'" ,, Agents
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or 70 M1 1N ~ AMP HICKMAN y rw

IHHhOuGH 10 LEXINGTON, AND BUCHANAN ~ TWO
- Day. In our Wall Packet oas by SeottsNi-
burEOn and after the 23th Packet Boats viii
a'e iuehond daily Sundays excepted hour
NJ and arrive In Lynburg 80 hours buchanan In a
hours. ." -
RETURNING leave Buchanan at ~ NJ every day except
Jay arrive IN ynchhurR at ~ r. NJ leave
aud arrive In Richmond In ~ hours connect with the
Norfolk Beats leaving at - NJ and the southern
Railroad Cars leaving at A. NJ
Passengers for Lexington with daily line Of stages AZ
oh RIVER Returning leaving Lexington every day except
days aud arrive In Richmond IN ~ hoaTs.
Passengers for faTmve, fare Buckingham Court House
liare " Charlottesville
leave Richmond on Mondays Wednesday Fridays Boats
below Card Of Of arrival
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discount OF be
tickets the "a
those Who take the where tickets IRE
rates Tor children
twelve year, OF
Passenger taken upat point designated will be required
10 pay The charge from the last designated point
GER 10 leave the train
the charge g. the next place designated. - -
Passengers taken point he set down
another point on the road, will not be charged than
ana NO charge will he made for Is cents
No basgaee except small carpet bags ladies' travelling
A. 'a' are not kry TO iuuTe the cars viii be
permitted Oh tie Passenger
Nothing except apparel and usual
tees lot travellers Will be allowed as
N company Vii not be responsible for goods
orJWelfy OF any Thing but the
TOT That only when placed ia the Baggage
Passengers cautioned against
carr or passing backward aud forward cars when In
-' Wv" 80
Plsenrs will not be permitted the platforms Of
the aTs shvn In motion.
rasssngers requested to KEEP FEEr OFF THE
SEATS or from otherwise drfaciug cars.
To the
OF pohenes on tie part Of the eanddcior baggage masters
II agents others -
The Express Trn going either way stop to take up or set
doNn passengers at the Port wAla Clover
Halfway station and Manchester and other points
The Mail Train viii stop either following points
ana AZ mother pacrs:svt Creek Port Maiha Junction
t3 Crossing Clover l Junction. Halfway Station Kngand
Crossing Gregory Crossing Rce Turnout Philips Crossing
Temples Turnout and Manchester.
By OEhLE TnE EoAKD DIRECTORS.
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ENTFRFS-TIII. To FIIINtEns-W. h..,i

ENTERI2-TINi. To FNtNEns-we believe will be inter.
esiing 9" the Farmers Virginia they
Fp-nTe IN Richmond on better terms than they Nor
MARKET the above
several Farmers Furniture who have priced goods
the NORTH for tie purpose % hnyiuc hndas
chase better Richmond bought
% us Therefore, call the bring
their produce AID take home manufactures.
sells Opposite Exchange BanE Rchmond Va
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JOE or PI,,o fonft.

a1TRE----- ENAIGN-hE rIOth up PiAsO FOHTES
g1fr1ufl|ff H JAMES WoODHOUsE, date Sash a WOOD
Ia ouse has recently made extensive additions %
bic stock % PiANO FOETEs embracing the most
hshonable and elegant styles 100 H. participated
tie sale % hJlsand 20 iutruu-us
w most peeiabe and veil knoun families 10 the stt.sof yr
gul and Sorth Carolina, aud tha which BE-
July equal touch, dlaHty elegance u workman.
'hp 90 heretofore fo lu order keep supplied ana
meet the wants % those desiring
'9r A. stndart % J. " P4ff1 and Cekering, three Df
oldest reliable aud most dng Piano F8rtss
In this county ~ Europe.
Those a. distance unable o. yt Richmond per-
who viii c"nhlr their orders suscrtrf my ret a.
srsi that they Will BE- faithfully 4ith ana aa god Piaa
F'rte sent them aH Persnay s prices
hr a. reasonable 81 At auy r''sLshrsn North
Fair prices allowed for ExcLarg. Piano
P1ftss tuned and repaired. j,l0
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II LACksMTHs TOOL~-Frn-C~ ArrIntAs- auu.-.-a.e
uO Wis 100 arb. "Nrstts- - t-ut S5I.br N-.
lGrE-. sedEe aud Hand -Eths Bou
. 5 Inc Horse NJ "Gr.aus ss= Na
AL sEss Piles All Rasps, &c. ilr sale y
{ J sGNTON CO..
aus sign - tte Cr-1is F.u. 81 sfsIu s--..'.
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EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE

EMoNa--The subscriber has this day removed from l
place OF business on Pearl the large Fire
MArehosse recently erected
and Efh streets Immediately above Auction S,rr ~
PoI Aneh Co where he will continue the 1esale roe
ana Commission BHsf"es' as he'sfQOrs. IL. sKNKER
Cary street..
NhGiNh CENTRAL HAI. OAD-FREIGHr NOTICE =
zach article Of freight intended to be transportation on
aoad must have he name and residence 70 vho
consigned distinctly written thereon deliyee Al a.
pot ssore Aoooek, p NJ and the freight paid AdvAnce
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GALLERY, ~ Main street.
NRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND

These vessels are all Of the nrst class built city
more expressly for this trade,
Lhey are commanded by experienced Captains we'll
moAte They will BE- owed river and
may De relied ON TO sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North, ordering
hni 70 hSir interest To ship by this Lane, freight
DC aken as low as by other line packets every
WI be made by the Agents in Richmond give sat
Of patronage. 'A'N
Goods shipped by this Line forwarded FIRE.
OF commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston
any other Southern or Northern port. N'
The vessels will lie at Rocketts in New y,k
Berth No l, Coffee Honse Slip foot Of Wall street 1850 "
DAVID CURRIE Richmond
C. H. PIERSoN, New York, }Agents.
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FALL. DEPORTATION.
G-NllH HoHtigf-, Importer. ~ nriwarr. Cuilrry.
= tsuns md -add-s. receipt ~ -nsr
@ Frsre- German ard American iiarl-r- Cutlery, A, coo.
80 dozen Mas "aa!s Archer All Virginia" Axe.
-" PsH AMI Pocket knives
800 KH.ye. ard F7rEs
500 Ere co.ri s;-es Pal. C. -st T.'i AM CUPID Lei.
go. B-'. Psritusrt. Table. NH--r aud strsp Hinge
4@' "b'irars" "Wn-t-lh8l.n'.." wade 4 B1t.her.r
Razlrs
~" d" s.ssslrs and sfaH~H
b 90 Pat sIItrr s...E half .rgug ,fHt pi c,..,,
AMI Hand saw Fies
~ Horse s1I p fl44us
q" o. sp.Ia., shur-Hs and FORKS
- +" Selves AMI -ts-s
3:s" Orc W9ai scrss.
-. D.lnig ana : nsis Barrel -i.ot Guns sad Eiss.
10 hpuseh5issn d other AnViis
- snAd B.. C.fisr * Isl, aud Flower Vices
- Pr. Smiths EsIIE.
2JU DO Trace. sage, Ff sy OK grs,,t B.rL and t,-t
Chains wv "
Loo d0E-l Halter
2nu X. ii0rs- shoes
- bags "GudH'.' Horse Shoe Stils
30 p. Iron ANiss, inches
Hand, lemon Webb, MIL and CIrrBf.r Saw
Hammer Hac" Auzsrs, Chises, Drariug KrIvss AIrs
Planes Plane Irons Brar- Bit's wagon stage Cfv M
h'fN Nam-s, Bride BIZ, strrp trrus. Rein AMI Ohm .hf
Bird FIr-, Bdd'-s, Horse and C1srs a. sim. 80
our hIsIU,.s. '' '.'' ''
Ties" goods hsng Purchased f,rrash Sheffield Birmirgt
Co. w. ore rsprs o. r1r Merchants virginia Na-.
Carolina and l'Hrtste FH. Iudur-rr uurrfas-
never before offered boo ihis market. SMITH EOBEETs
We Main afrasf
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- TEL Pens IMPORTED B!sECT-ptU u. "Ez.. w.
- and Exchange, has received a. day
% On BrtlIuElatl- " Wet
biehuond Va. Pnes - per Iais Les given
stsfac han steel Pen. TEry ssLi
free Of postage, recfifE % the prise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09

NIOr,E-rhs Subscribers eO-partnershp under
the style oCARLkS BROOKE and will continue the Hat
and shoe Business the old stand OF the senior Partner
HENRY W QUARLES,
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: HOY. SRA l., TN PL,TDs g,

ShnN rIEf L., TIN PLATt- tons Iron cotrnr.pv
full assortment Common Fnglh American Rolled Amrries
Hammered, swtdrs, and English b, nncd Iron
stsi bundles Hop Hand, and Rod Iro
.1 do American and English 10
Is do Russia Sheet do
20 cases Cast and Shear steel
10 tons American and English Blislerea de-
30 boxes Tin Plates
Also Sheet Zinc. Spelter Copper Block Tin Bar ard Pic Is5
wire, S3rtcr Solder &C. For sale by y. H. sKINKHH
au.o Cary TT, between Il 18th Sta.
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~ NV coNCfntN-coN MONTAGUE, No. ~ Main stree,
continue tSe Dry 70 mel, friends and the pabjc they viii
R,h P WI open their fan Winter sock OF ssps
Hon ~ y usods TO which they call m. sttsn
enus IN want aud ,h.,,
good articles and complete assortment M To-
=, ar % endeasonr TO merit lIb. >.
% e PaonS patronage The stock hand win be ,aid ~ 70
"'A bargains until the LIST Of September ''' y" ~
August LIST, Isss-yso yAM ~ cox
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- tEU WnENT-SEED NHEAT-PatteTson A Williams, wbif,
- tuscany Whcat-ouy Sern the mia snd
Ac. Forsae ~ - ~ $3.50
auof
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READ Avn be oOgTISCED.

'DE HooTLaHo's GEsNAs brTEEs, manufactured Jssk
recommended ~ o the
% the u81rh
uskness. Persons Of ttar
advantageous their health f,gm experience e
saIalaT ,dret they have Heak syslem.n
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Il 81, fALNh a. kkNr LNPORIHRX AM WUOy r
II SaLE DhALERSIN DRY coos IAA Ste q Riei..c,S
1 w, e various STEAMERS and packet from Lndan
pool Glasgow Havre arr rrceiynv LIVER
-s.-.- FOREIGN DIR y coo DS"~"
rot fh trades, all Of which In a.. .., NJ
~, markets, during past sumner ~ nm, ~
no, - ~ sFt FOR ctsA, prices which ~
yenSS ~ sspeAtsd Our anu.aa VA y,
~" staple hoods, OF British, French, aud Geu,n ,n
snI with particular the trade az Wiz
sW MA S NOt'h Carolina and Tennessee. ~ " VIZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23
Tho Railroad Once More.

we call the attention Of oil those among our readers,
who hive any where near the direct route from
Greenwood to Aiken, to the communication of ABsE-
VILE in this number Of ou. paper. It's is good
and The views suggested are Of practical and judi.
cious character. We will say no more about the
author than that he is rs his signature imports an
Ahbeville NAH. Il may be added tina, he is g uaun
spurious" upon the question OF the feasibility Of
building Railroad from GrcenN cod to Aiken. The
name Of those, who look 10 this project, or one akin
70 it, with hope and anxiety, is legion" From
Charleston 70 Anderson and G!ccnvillc, tho feeling.
though a, p'csen, somewhat sno;hescd yet decided
in favor o! eihe. this from Greenwood 10
Hamburg. Who will take active steps towards re.
cevng the benc. Of this nantes: p.cd;sposi,ion OF
the par, Of our upcountsy :;icnds Shall it be the
towns Of Eegcfield and Hamburg o. shall it be
the people of the Saluda Regimen, and the country
abor: and below the Ridge: That Rail Road will
bs built. later, from Greenwood TO either
Hamburg or Aiken, we have but little doubt. Its
course depends much upon ;he energy and activity OF
the dfcren, sections OF district which are in;crcs-
ted in locating its lower terminus. Ys5bum sap
Gentlemen, We wish TO give you fair start! All
ready; Drum bca,s.) Go!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23

not forgotten his laborious and efficient services in
Congress for period Of eight successive years.-
Should any one incredulously ask what was done by
him in all that time, would reply by reference to
the Congressional Register from 1884 to 1872 1t will
there be found tha, from his first remarks (eary IN
1885, upon our" uhen) "rclations wnh France,
10 his speech lin July lS42 upon the Tariff and Ke
s,rictve Policy, he regularly and continuously susta
ed high and influential position before the country
During that term Of service he discussed, (Slth an
ability which commanded the applause oi Inc fress
in every State of the South, the " Abolition ques-
ton" in 80, the "Fortifca,on Bi' OF the same
vesr the question of the Separation Of the Govern
rDen from all banks" in 1897 the Independent lrea
sury Bill" in 1888, the "Maine Boundary Question
in 1889 and the Internal Improvement Cumberland
Road) Question" in 1910, to say nothing OF various
efforts on less important occasions Since COL s.
retirement, from public life. he has been constant
and aborious observer of the politics OF the Union'
And we hesitate not 10 express the opinion that, at
-his moment there is no man in the Southern country
better prepared to meet the great and startling issnes
which another year may spring upon as than is our
old and tried Representative, F. w. PIcKEEs. Such
,re the reasons which have influenced our choice IN
the presen, election and we shall he greatly mistaken
if similar considerations fail tell with signal effect
throughout, the whole Congressional District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23

them into the belief, that i is their Interest," t"
"rob Columbia" and give to Edgefeld G. H.. the
ill-co,t, treasure. However after trying to tickle
the vanity Of Edgcfcd, heexposrs his true motives,
and that is TO reach Hamburg and Augusta ony
stopping to say, "Tow do ye do," to Elgefehl.
l will suggest an amend sncnt to the project Of
"GREEswooD, which think he will accept. il he
will lay aside his antiquatcd Geography, and take up
late map of the State lIewill there sec that there
is large Mercantile City on the sca-b"ar' called
Charleston, and that El Road runs from said
City within twenty five nd aales of Edgefcld G. IL
suggest then, instead II turning 10 the right 10
reach Hamburg, that we continue strnight ahead
from Edgefrld and reach the Carolina Road at
Aiken. The laws of trade and the interest Of the
country, demand as direct Road to Market as pos
siblc, and man haing from the beautiful Village
Of Greenwood must be insensblc 10 both, who
would desire Road from atha. place TO Hamburg
via any place.
Let US then throw off all false coors-let us place
the enterPtize on higher ground than that of "rob-
hing" our Capitul, ono Of The pretcst Towns in the
Southern Ststcs, ard one tbat richly deserves all
that she has gained by her former libernlity. With
out studying to break down other interests, let
simply ask ourselves the question, is it not the in
tereEt of Edgelied and the Upper Districts TO have
direct Road to Charleston. If so, Mr.. EDlToR,
then let us unite in building one from Greenwood to
Aiken. ABBEVILLE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23
ron TIE ADVERTISER.

MIR. ELlroR-Dear Sir: do not want you to
think that we arc charging You with all the miflo-
ngs and carryingp Of the Edgcfeld idrertiser, but
somebody is crrtinly TO blame for the fact Of the
assertion.
The Adrcrtiser is published on Welncsday-,he
mails come to Cambridge on Tuesdays and Saur-
days. Now, We would reasonably expect to get
our paper on Saturday after its publication on We'd
ncsday, bu. instead of that we never get it until
Tuesday, and very often not until the next Saturday
--ruakng its stay on the road from seven to ten
days. The distance from Edgefcld c. H. to Cam
bridge direct is tweniysix miles, and suppose the
way the mail is carried, it is between hrty.fre and
forty miles.
Now the time for which have paid for your
excellent paper is out, and if it continues to
come at these late hours, days might say, will
most assuredy order mine discontinued
feel confident that the fault IS not in our Post
Master, for we have IN excellent one indeed
Yours &c, W. c.
Cambridge, Feb 10, 1882
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23
johnson female University.

VIZ have received a pample. from the ofhc. Of the
Advocate tAndcraon C. ~ embodying "Thc Char,
ter. with Catalogue of the officers, Plan Of organi-
zation, Course of Studies &C., Of the above named
University for Young Ladies. We have locked over
this paDphlc, With cerc, and have been impressed
with the skill, system, judgement and intelligence
manifested therein by the founders and patrons Of
this frst-class Seminary. The reverend WM. B.
JOHNSON. late of Edgefcd, is Chancellor Of the
Institution. The faculty numbers six, and is COM
posed of individuals, whose qualifications in their
respective departments We have heard spoken of in
ihe hghcs, terms. The organization of the univcrsi.
~ is accurate and complete. And i. is under the
auspices Of Board of Trustees made up OF many
Of ;he best men in our State.
With al! these advantages, added TO the delightful
climate and very advantageous situation Of Anderson
village, pedic; for the johnson Female Univcr,i,y
high and brillian, career OF usefulness.