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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23

AFRICAN JEws.-Here is an inimation Of n
field open for enterpri,ing explorers:
A German traveller informs the Rev. DR..
Phillips, Il missionary in North Africa that he
has discovered a race of negroes near the King
dom of Bambara that are Jews in their religious
rites and obserrances Nearly every family. he
says, has among them the law of Moses, written
on parchment, and although they speak of the
Prophets, they have none Of them in writings
There are yet vast unexplored tracts of land in
Africa, doubtless inhabited by negroes who have
never locked upon the face of II white man,
When adventurous travellers penetrate into these
repions, murI will be discovered and developed
10 astonish and interest the world.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
On tho Alert,

THE Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald, under date OF the 15lh, writes:
"A protracted meeting OF the cabinet was held thIs
morning, which resulted in directing the Secretary OF
Stale to demand On explanation from the government
Of Great Britain On The subject of the recent inIc-
gcnce from Honduras, and the English Intervention IN
behalf of the Musqnilo King. The Secretary Of the
Navy instructed to report forthwith to the Excru-
tive the effective force his disposal for active opera
tons"
THUS opens tho Drama of The PIERCE AdmlnIsra-
tion. The prologue was the Presidents inaugural
When the epilogue shall be penned, perhaps great
events, not now dreamed Of shall give TO each line
the glory of The beam. On the other band, it
may prove 10 be- the sad reflex of 'woes unnumber-
ed" to our whole country. Who can forcsee! Not
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
Mnnor Laws.

We. observe ;t&t ahe. advocates of the Maine
Liquor Law, or anysimilar enactment, are beginning
to be termed g 'Mahe-iacs."s Even were it written
m.an.i.a-c.s VIZ dc net know that the change would
involve any very EyuHrrdonable misnomcr, the orgina-
tors of such neasur gheing well nigh mad far rs
their favorite hubby fiiur thrir hanein"-
ton will be tcrmlatetf by lis own absurity before
very long. VIC have not doubt Yet, like many
uher humbug notions, we suppose it may overr'n Tie
land for season. Il seems to be spreading little at
the North just now and some faint indications oi lis
presence may be Observed in few localities on this
side of the Potomac We have even heard il hinled
that the pulse of Sout, Carolina will bear watching
in respect TO the malady. This we cannot credit.
The Phil WHITE" pill of last year acted the part
of an emclic TO our people 80 etrctuay ms 10 cause
all such imanc dogmas 10 be spcwed out forever. al
least such has been Our impression II we are ms
taken, and il tile froly cascade, which first leaPt
into life mud motion from the rocky breasts ol The
renowned Do~n.Eas,crn Commonwealth, is 10 flow
across genial old Carolina 100, why let it cnmc. a
few grown babies may mistake it for iieaVen-seh'
blcsslnr But scneibc will recognise IT'S shaiiow
pretensions and sme in scorn ut The iu'iiy oi III
hntter.mksl bubbles And so 1t will pass on.
We hold il to be utterly imprac,icab'e TO attempt
the eradication of any passion Of the human heart,
by legislation which seeks to control the development
Of that passion. In nine cases out OF ten, 1t will
result in producing outrageous excuses where other
wise, moderation and temperance in the use OF God
blessings would characterize the individual. No-ii
is the sphere Of gentle and persuasive Religion, mol
of temporal Legislation, to monld the heart Of man tc
prudence in all things. Human laws can only cii=c
tually restrain his passions by attaching exemplary
punishment to any such consequences Of their nndne
exercise as may shock and aggrieve the community
wherin they occur. To any such enactment, whether
for the advancement of sobrety in the use of strong
drink or in the indulgence of any other propensity
we should be disposed to give our hearty support
Bntto attempt to legslae from the earth the widely
spread causes Of human sin and to abolish those
temptations against which the Saviuur Of mankind
himself only taught his disciples 10 "wach and
pray" we regard as being little short of presnmp
turs interference with an all-pervading and ever
watchful Providence. But, independent Of every
other objection to this new-fanged RETURN policy, VIC
should think that it were enough 10 know that its
nrch-advocatc is HORACE GREELEY! Of the New
| York Tribune !s.'.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23

ACQUISITION OF CUBA.-ln speaking of the
acquisition Of the island Of Cuba by the United
States, the Liverpool Journal says:
ave sec only Il natural movement, The event.
ual successful restfit OF which is obvious, in the
cry for the acquisition of Cuba and il is idle in
England attempting TO check an inevitable de-
vclopment of the Influences created in The Union
by the existence of slavery. At any rate, the
history of England being history of annexa-
lions, wc, in our press and in our convcrsaisi,s
should he more scrupnlous in our comments OH
the conduct of the Stales Among ober E,cis
we have to f;Ice tIlis-hat the Uuiird States arc
rapidly passing us in most things Which be-
speak genuine national greatness
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
The Gardiner Case

Is said to be progressing slowly ut The city Of Wash
ipg;on.. Thus far the evidence has been adverse to
the prospects Of fGARDINEn. The Impression. now
seems TO be that there is but little doubt Of His fraud
We presume however that the defendants witnesses
have not yet been brought upon the tapis. Their
showing may possibly change the aspect of matters
This however we regard as bare possibility.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23

IT seems that by another freak of fortune this no
orous individual has been recalled to Mexico, where
fitting arrangements are made for his comfortable ac-
cummo:alion. The New York Tribune is of opinion
that his return will but hasten the downward tenden-
cy of the Mexican Republic. There we differ. Our
estimate Of SANTA AyNA's ability is pretty high.
And we are inclined to think him, even now. capa-
BILE Of doing more for the restoration of qnlet and
order in that distracted country than any other man
living Let the result decide between u.s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
Dali Times.

ALMOST every man about onr town is complaining
now of dull les. For the weeks previnns to this
nearly every day has been considerably enlircne by
the presence of our fow.rilizcns iuln the country,
many of whom We're in attendance upon the Court.
The Hotel Keepers, the Merchants, tho Lawyers, the
Public Officers &c. had, consequence, plenty
10 do. "Chargcs' and % costs" and "rroGis' and
:: fcrs of various kinds. kept many fnces cheerful
and gay, because each purse was growing larger and
larger by degrees every day. Bet the season is
past the harvest il over and dearih is down upon
us. The Hotels are comparatively dcserled-hc
stores are any thing but crowd.!-:he Lawyers doors
longer bcsriscd by anxious clients-he still
rcss Iat hangs nrunnd the Public Offices is scarcely
broken, except BY the lisrrss whistle dccp-drawn
gap of som. weared cerk-and, in fact the whole
Of our liule burgh is dull enough. Now the question
ia, when will it grow brighter, or how shall We
manage to g drive dull care away" We have heard
some suggest fishing us all excellent relicf-uthrrs
speak of rhcss--wilc few are already looking for.
ward 10 the renslilnliun of the QUOT club of last
summer. Many will doubtless bcakc themselves to
norrl-reading. J: mry b. that gooIy number will
ply The Poetic Muse, as spring, with all its lovely
hues comes fully to view. Possibly, few may he
found hcndiHg invc,rratcy over awbUuks or letgcrs
waiting with unwavcring faith for the next moving
Uf the waters All the old wise heads will gravry
nod and say that these last pursuing the right
course, ana We dare say it is the truth Yet we
can't blame any vager of them all fur devsine
cheerful ways and means Of amusing the tedious
hours, at n time like the present For, of all dull
places on earth, village, when it is dull, is The
duilrs.
Sill we nre clear against permitting the present
incumbent dulness 10 dull the edge Of expectation
and hope. Our notion is always to look for the
bright site Of every picture. And, this looking in
this instance we find cause II believe That the little
ls;Iy, danl cloud which now envelopes us, will suor
he disTrllrd. Just think The glorious o
moonlight, musir, love and flowers is ready tc
bnrst upon us in all its bcwitcliing rcspendenry
:" The osy.bpsomd Hours Venus fair train) are
Queens signal 10
Z" Disclose the long expecani flowers
And wake the purple year."
And moi TO be quite so pocIical but fully rs inter.
esting our keepers are receiving and opening
bean'iful stocks of fancy Spring goods. Ies-and
ladies, old and young, will soon be ont, samplng
every pattcrn-and the ladies from the country will
he in, buying more in day than our village ladies
in n week. Again, our schools will soon be all
life and animation, and concert or so may be rcck
oned upon, we hope. Besides this, we rising IL
our view III the distance dishes Of English peas
plump, green and delicate, bowls of :: fresh slrawbrr
ries smothcred in crumc' &c. &c Come come
cheer up, brave hearts! The times may not be SC
dull after all.
"CInn Is may obscure the skics to-day,
And all b: hri yht Tomorrow
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
Watch your Purses,

OH Monday night last, negro man presented
fifty dollar bill TO clerk in one of The stores of
town and, upon telling spccious lie Of having been
sent to procure change for it by one of our Hotel
keepers, obtained it. There can scarcely be doubt
but that the bill was dishonesty gntlen. The negro
has not been identified This circumstance is enough
to prove that rascality is Mt work in mst. Let
every one be upon the look ont.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
Notice.

DY Virtue Of an order from II. T. Wright, Esq,
ID Ordinary of Ed cfcId District, will proceed
to sell ut the late residence Of J.hu Viewer. decd,
on Friday, lst Of April next, all the personal lro-
per.y uf SAID deceased, consisting of G...G,
Fourteen Likely Negroes,
Stock of all kinds, Corn and Fodder, ll'uschola
and Kitchen Furniture, with many articles too tedi-
olis to mrntiOn.' t., :. -5ut.
TgR8s-On y credit until the 25,h December
next Purchasers giving notes with at least two
good SECURITIES Al sunlsundcr Three Dollars viii
be required in cash.
-: LYDIA VIEWER, Adm'r@
March o 2t - 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
COMMERCIAL.
correspondcncc Of ,he Adyer,iser.

HAMBURG, Mar 10 1858.
Corrox-Throrgluut the week cnling to-day
our Market has been quite animated, and prices
havcimproved from ] to lc,s I'll qualities. The
Receipts have bScn light, and buyers have freely
taken all that has been offered. We attribute this
improvement TO the decrease in The total receipts,
and should they continue TO fall off in the samc
to, we look for still further improvement prices
We quote our Market to-day at : TO I0,cts. D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23

MURDEE.-ITc are informed, says The Augns-
Ia Chronicle &: Sentinel of The 18th instant, by
gentleman jn>t arrived in the city, ,l'a, muir
der was committed about o'clock Yesterday,
near The Quaker Springs in this county, on the
Washington road, about seven miles above the
ri;y, by Francis Tompkilts on The person. OF
Gamil Flanagan. We did not hear the paricn
lars, except that Tompkins rode up to the door
with his gun, aIightcd, and shot linn through
the head, and then made his escape. 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23

A FORMAL, fashionable visitor thus addressed
a little girl: "IIow are vou. my dear?'' avery
well, thank you," she replied. The visitor then
added: Now, my dear, you should ask how
| am:" The child simply and honestly replied,
E. don't want TO Knows
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
Notice.

WILL be lee Oh Saturday, the 2a April nex.,
w 10 r'le lowest bidder. a, the Bridge over Tur-
key Creek, on the Abbeve road, near Sam VIII
lin,e the repairing Of said Bridge, il not repaired
previously BY the Executors Of the builder, John
Fortncr, deed, iee Ji.t
3. F. STRoM. Commissioners.
March 90, 81. y 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23

THE first edition of the Bible was printed i'll
l440. The written Bible is one of the rareSt
things of the kind known One of the capital
letters was under process of illumination, 1t Is
srid, fora year. No one but an old clolSerrd
patient could have made it. The Vaican only
boasts of one more ancient than the manuscript
Bible. 1t is in the capitals of the 9Th century;
but it does not compare with this as Il specimen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23

jukc by one of the party upun the nearest object
(Which happens TO he lot Of lish-hooks) is oil that
saves them from nj solute i'll manners
Now ,Dc think that these are entirely plumbers OF
haste bnt those who h;ard them avow that they
lhilk differently.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
HY NAL,

MARRIED on the nigh, Of the l7lh inst, by tlie|
Rev. S. p. Gctzcn, Rev. w. a. SAMUEL, Of Frcdo,
nia, Ma. to Miss Mary a. SwEsRlSGEs, daughter
Of Mr.NIoscs Swcaringcn, Of Edgc6cld d strict.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
.nos Rravelv On.

scoS SraVely On'
e people Of Charleston have
he Blue Ridge Railroad enter
evidently betokcns enthusiasm
am of fire hundred thousand
'ibcd by tho City Council to-
Of that portion Of the Road
State, supposed to be about SO
hat n City meeting Will he, if
), hell to determine whether tie
subscribed TO that seclinn "G
in Georgia. in length about 20
RS all urge the measure. Should
seculion and completion Of this
.ndered almost certain. Because
IS express great confidence that
cribed towards the North Caro-
d. Aud, this being done, the
Y The Act of last Session plcdg.
of our Stale TO the amount Of
been complied with, and all
II have been overcome. The
may then be looked upon rs ono
Of the age. We trust that all
to,work together luckily in lis
ult in making Charleston the
emporiums. besides contributing
ale wealth of our Stale.
lr own District is 10 come in for a
ale benefits of this grand scheme,
II with those OF cur fclIOw-ciii'
d with an abundance OF means
ee them move in the matter! We
non expect to see an embassy oI
the Rahun Gap, coming down
te upon the subject and to invite
the noble undertaking. Are We
that we are, yet fear that we are
c anything about this important
. arc a fcw!) we would say, read
Of "PnESIy" in an adininine
ully up to a knowledge of youl
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Edgefeld Hu zz ars,
ATTENTION

"A EIS VVIV
4 CCORDING 10 IN order received from Col.
( y John f. Talbert, an election will be held =,
Cosny's on the I,h Saturday in April arxs, tnf
CAPTAIN, to fiji the vacancy ocrationcd by the
resignation Of Capt EoET. NJ EnRi~EriIEa.
LIEUT.. liaaRlsoS, Cornet MILAks and Sergt.
Curry, are hereby appointed and will act as Mana
gers. y. +. BUTLER, Major
ELgciirld Squadron Cal'ry.
March 90, 81 lU.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
Notice.

rs HEREBY given to all persons indebted TO the
i Estate OF Edmund Boyd, decd, to make in,-.
mediate payment. and those having demands ngainst
the said Estate, will render them in properly aested
JAS. g. TANDY BOYD, Ex'rs.
Dec s " Az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
ReadY.Made Glothing!
Carolina Hotel.

HAMBURG, y. Z. .s
ygHIIIS popular Establishment having been thor
y oughly repaired and rrfttcd with entire NEW
FURNlTC RE. thr Subscriber takes pleasure in
informing the rubc, that lie is row prepared 10 ac-
cunlnlp:atr b,.h MAN and HORSE, in style, Us
he hopes TO give complete satisfaction.
JOHN l.. DOBEY.
IIamsnrs March %, tt 10
J The AbbcvHe Banner and Anderson Ca
zce viii each copy the above four time. and for
ward accounts to j. l.. ID
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nouts by tho President.

ter writer's from Washington inform
bust of Uffice-seekers mt the Great
ion is, rs yet, by no means dimn.
dent. is taking his leisure, as lie
akng ont his appointments. II is
INNER will draw near before this
and 1aborious part Of his duties is
th. As far rs his official acts are
lllst say that we are we'll satisfied
:Es line of conduct lie is doing
expected Of him, viz: pursuing q
and independent course in all his
ontments. When n committee at
,ch him for the purpose of protesting
Wis entering the Cabinet on the
hg Secesrionist and n Disunionist,
rejected their interference with dis
fintmated that, having been elected
ounds, he intended 10 do his du:y TO
dinghy. ....--...
n. recent appointments VIC observe
Of bon. '.CoLc6cR TO the CullrctorslIip Of
Customs n .arlcston and of Thomas EVANS to
ofIirc of L .;Fpistrict Attorney. That Mr. Coll
* is in every Sdeserving of this post, and that
xill ably and faithfully discharge its duties we
c no shadow sfsdoubt. Yet we cun but regret
so genuine asampIe of the high-toned Carolina
tician should nre thought proper TO rclinqni'h,
his time, the position of Member to Congress for
,lIicc, which, however honorable, is still. mainly
of dollars and cents. Should SonIh Carolina
n few more su,h men, she may We'll hang her
p upon the willlws" and yield implicitly to that
rent Of events, (which Is rapidly bearing her on
political gulph where State pride ana inlivii-
ly are obsolete terms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23

March 90,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-23
=" Disclose the long cxpectant flowers
And wake the purple YEAR"
SANTA Anna.

"CInn Is may obscure the skica to-da
And all b. bright Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
Arrived.

4. , NllsoaaasllE Banios Lnes Hs,r. De- a. ~ Soas
ans.a . sess sad passeus~s 70 L,sr-'1n De- o. A.
eastward IA A y ~ al sschass- 49, }.
vth sususr Ailsufic. fruHi Ns~ Nock OK LrerprL
- h..ee WI Ne orelH. - 4lys sss os ssa 30
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hn h1strs hloEu s'asesrs Dee D. -, cotou, hi-s
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Eark g4sle beEretf @ tsys. g. .
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ras -.
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ssar N,-s. szasa Be-ssJ v-ss sSys "a sy.s. ,s.ra
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bEL0W-2 hsrE brE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11

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tAs sssat "a str' As s<-~
ssz< .sre o. 'astoasa .C AcEe ess -, '-.l -,
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ssAer ,mFctizA &sEas.S TIE sape 500 q 60
"a, i nrcssis,e ccr,srcttc scn ore = ? :. =
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sap Geasrsl Pss Bsssr q \ B. $3.50 ~ - - -,
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= 49,. r-rcrs. ~ - -sPelt ac1d - - So -
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.eff.ttlg rccrl a.egt iI4 gee ~ -rt,I'
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49, -, " $50 aai sd cav -, ttS tet, " a.
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&roNeu. &c.

De- .4iste Z: c. .l' 81 colaEss, r'f tVr i',r5Osi
10 Ns~ ToFt.
De 3 q pots H>.a shot KsJs, 49, ssu.zss .As Ls
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soote
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chsoc@. cng 30, ,ac,y s.1Ss, -.
a. . ga o 70. f-aut-rg re v hcr o. = aye
from Hsus4rt AF-a All Cal4c
~. Y c- e.. hlfk = 'err-a Ecr'-1, to Faa
de'rha .Ort a. or "a fFrnrscS-
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s- EossCl
Jan A. g. 81 rusc.rura n Fasis,ptAA e Ivslpes
D. q h. = . - > C. ,a-A orau Roass, io'as Nes-
Tork dag- 90 - Or's4ns
De n - 5Asc ossa ". Ezls-, Wa IN -
& Tf1s3ert-
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Nev.Yors Ca.tic Mnrset....Ja-. Il

TFT0Ffef n y IF-0l0~
yoy Bseves At the Wazinrton DroveY ard, Of eth
av end slth-st and a. Chamberlain Hadson Rivef
RuIrs Head foot of Rohnsous For Cows and Calves,
sheep snd Lsmhs land also for Reeves a. Bnwnins :
m 6tb-st near Sd-gy. and also AZ ChauIberisin's.
AT WAsHiSGToS DRovT- YARn-Oiered, 2loO Beeves,
q southern and " the Eena nder from his state
Pre.s &c adv a, from6 &c g. 10 Market cosed yeTS dali,
vsiih about 500 left - , -.
Al BEowNISes tLowTR BuLL's HEspl-Ohered tlso
seen and lamb An sold from g 80 % 90 % 20 - for
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK.


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The Latest Uayre Markets.

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HAvKE Thursday, Dec. 2, 1852
Our CoTToN market l. du and sAies, being made a.
q e5c below the Of IS, week The sslcs
Yesterday were 800 bales
n. ship Hesper from ChAIleson, with fu csrgo Of
cofion. efrved last rtsnInE
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Recein,. Of Produre....Jsx

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