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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-14

EOR RENT.-NEAR THE NEW GOV.
eInment Printing Office, convenient Dwel
ling House, containing six Rooms and Kitchen
Ene house Is situated on Peirce street, between
ist and North Capitol streets. To good tenant
the low rent Of $40 Will be charged Apply to
the undersigned, opposite the premises, or at my
stall at the Centre Market
jan 30-n CHARLES TBOMt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-14
"A PARLOR AND CHAMBER

kNOR RENT.-A PARLOR AND CHAMBER
=! handsomely furnished, in one of the most
desirable locations In the city, being in the "
cinlty OF the National, Browns, and Dexter's
Hotel The house is new, with al the modern
Improvements, water, gas, &c. Also. several very
pleasant Chambers. Apply at No 46 Louisiana
avenue, south side, near 9th street. feb2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-14

REVERSING POSITIONS 1t will be remem-
berod that day or two since lady named
Chatain was tried before Justice Dom on a
charge Of larceny of S170 from Mrs Hailes.
The case against her was dismissed. She, in
turn, got warrant against Mrs Hailes for
larceny, and at the examination evidence was
given that induced Justice Dom to hold Mrs.
Hailes to bail in $500 for her appearance at
the Criminal Court Yesterday, the gentle
man who gave bond for her appearance got on
spree, and his wife went in search of him,
and, fnd:ng him, made him deliver Mrs II.
into The Marshsls custody. At late hour
last evening Mrs Hailes was waiting at the
magistrates Office for security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-14

The FnR in Schneider's Building continues
open tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-14
The Inauguration

T'HE INAUGURATION OF THE PRESI-
IL DENT ELECT will, 1t is generally conct =
ded, be the most grand and imposing ceremony
Of the kind ever witnessed I'm this city on ar v
previous occasion OF the kind with the single II.
ception Of the great ed vent Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-14

"FAcs IswARDs-PREsEsr ARMS "a
| military friend calls our attention to the above
order, found In the peogramme of the in
augural procession, and is anxiously inuuirin 2
what new system of tactics is used By the
Washington military; he is post I'd in Scott,
and is positive that no such movement Is there
laid down. Our Information on the subject is
but spare, but, if we understand the maneuver,
IL has been frequently performed by our Ma
sonic brethren and Odd Fellows while per.
forming the last act Of respect to their de-
ceased brethren, opening ranks and permitting
the body to pass through. We believe We
can with safety assure our friend that our mil
itary will not deviste from Scott.
ORPHANS FAIR That most deserving Fair
for the benefit of St. Joseph's and st Vim
cent's Male aud Female Orphan Asylums, is
now open at Iron Hall. It's object appeals to
the benevolencs of all without distinction Of
creed or party, and We trust il will be gene.
rously encouraged. Among the great variety
Of articles for sale every visitor may find
something useful or beautiful to suit his or
her taste.
The Alexandria Sentinel Of yesterday says {:
"A telegraph office was established this
morning at Jackson City, the Virginia end Of
the Long Bridge Dispatches will be received
from and sent to the South from that point, in
stead Of Washington, until the wire can bs
permanently renewed across the river. A mes-
,snger will be kept between that and the
Washington office -
DISTRICT MATTERS IN CoSsREss.-In the
senate yesterday, Mr.. Allen, from the Com
mittee on the District Of Columbia, TO which
was referred House bill to incorporate the Co.
lumbar Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, re q.
ported back the same without amendment
and asked its Immediate consideration, which
was agreed to- and the bill was read a third
time and passed -
TIE Foo Of last night was so dense in this
city as to occasion positive fstigue to pedes-
TRANS wadiDg through it Quite large fog
bank lies unmelte1 20 dag on the north side of
the Avenue.
TIE LAST NIGHT in this city Of the lincoln.
parable Miss Stanley. Remember!
The FnR in Schneiders Building continues
open tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-14

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR MRS
l. 6. ANDERSON has for rent three or four
Rooms, which are comfortably furnished, and
can be converted into parlors or chambers, as NAV
be required. Penn. avenue, I'd door east of the
hlrkwood louise. feb Saw
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
Tho Ocean Telegraph.

1t appears impractcabe to establish line Of tele.
graphic wires between America and England, without
leaving both termn British soil and Of course IN.
der the control Of British power. The objection hav
ing been raised that this would be placing immense
advantages in Great Brtain's ..nds in case Of war
Lieut.. MAuRY thus reasons in reply:
"Our fellow.citzens who contrved, planned and
brought rward this noble work are too sagacous
and patriotic not have perceived that, lying as it
does wholly viii hin the control of fJreign Power
that Power, were it a nation Of Guhs and Vanials,
might turn The parh they we're about TO make for the
lightning along The bed Of The ocean against their own
country in war; bnt they knsw e people The other
side, and trusted TO higher an! n?hler sentiments.
The British Government interfere y il the free of
that cable even in war! The spirit OF iIe age j.
against such ac, and no slate within the pale of
Christendom, much less tint great English nation Of
noble people would dare 10 do such thing.
Has the distinguished Lieutenant forgotten how
England behaved towards NAPOLEON the Great, when
lie threw himself upon The generosity of her "noble
people!' That page in her history might teach him
that she is capable Of anything, in guarding against
the chances Of wnr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
csI,uoUy DEMOCRACY,

!. it asking 100 much Of the Columbia Times, to
define what it means by a Calhoun Democracy as
conlradistinguished from a Jefferson Democracy"
or as compared with The Sound Democracy Of to-day.
We cannot imagine that Mr.. CALHOUN. if now alive,
would BIZ other than Democrat The platform Of
the Cincinnati Convention. There was nothing in his
life either at its morning, evening" 10 warrant,
a different opinion Deep as was his socitude for
the welfare Of his section he yet conservative
Of the Union TO the last and only yeared for another
hour upon the floor of the Senate Chamber to point
the way Of safety for his country, his uhole country
We therefore demur 10 the appropriation of his name
by the present ultra wing Of Southern Democrats.
That name, we earnestly insist, belongs to the Cons
tu,iona men of the Union and not ID any limited set
Of seceders from the Democratic Party. 1t would be
doing great injustice 10 the memory Of JoHN c. CAL
nouN, 10 make his name the watchword Of schisms in
the Democratic ranks for the bare reason that he was
opposed to the plan and policy Of Nominating Conren.
,ious: His spirit would be grieved to know that his
lesser views Of expedency, and NJ his mighty teach
ings of Democratic truth, 10 be made the starting
point Of new political school.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

4N OSCA&
::::.; ::::";: !; !; % ,:. .:". an. ., Partition
Sarah j. Minis.
EpY an order from Chancellor Wardlaw, in this
I'D case, will se;l at Edgefeld, c. H., on the
irst Monday in February next, the following real
Estate, for partition, 10 wit:
One House and Lot, in the Village Of Edgeheld,
now occupied by DR.. r. T. Minis as residence,
containing one acre, more or less, bounded North
by the Street running by the Episcopal Church, East
by Street which separates it from L. Roots Lot,
South by the Street which separates it from the
Methodist Parsonage, and West by the Lot belong
ing 10 the Estate Of Mrs. Sarah Lasorde, decd.
The Moses Swearingen Tract Of Land, containing
two hundred (200) acres, more or less, and the
Belts Tract, containing two hundred and sixty.ono
(26l) acr more or less; the suid two Tracts being
adjacent 10 each other, and bounded by lands Of
Benjamin Hatcher, Lands formerly belonging to
Vaun Swearingen, now owned by Benjamin Belts
and others.
The Turkey Greek Tract Of Land, containing
nine hundred and ninety (990) acres, more or less,
bounded by Lands of Guy Broadwater, Lands Of
the Estate Of John Wash, decd, Lands Of Butler
Williams and others. (Of this Tract ten acres have
been previously sold off to straten lines.)
TERMs-Credit Of one and two years, in equal
annual instalments, from day of sale, purchasers
giving bonds with ample security. Costs to be paid
in cash, and purchasers to pay extra for titles.
A. SIMKINS, c.E.Ep.
January 10Th 1857 Ate
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office, EdgefCld c. II
S. c., 1st January 1857. Persons calling for this
list will please say ADVERTISED"
Al. Adams, E. L. Anderson, A. W. Asbell, z
". II. Atkinson, ]. W. Adams.
E-Niiss NJ Boughman, T. c. Bars, H. B"uk-
night, L. O. Boughman, Mrs. Z. Bland, IL. BIRD
L. Boon, T. Buckhaltcr, Mrs NJ. Berry, ). M
Buntling, II. Briggs, J. Blank, e. Burnam' j.
Bedsoe.
C-Mc. Crane Mrs. L. Carpenter ., W. Carwyre,
T, r Cochran. w. Coody, or his heirs, Mrs. IL.
Cook, S. Cartridge, ]. Clay, Rev. G. NJ W. Creisl'-
ton, c. Daniels, 2, s. p. Dinkins, W. Dodgcli,
Mcssrs Duke g. Hunk, w. W. David, 2, ]. G. Duff
fc, J. Dolby, J. S. Dufie, A. N. Dix:
10, F--Prof f. NJ. Edwartly NJ. Freeman, G. D.
FERGUSON, J. C. Frceland, 2, N. 5. Freeman.
G-B. F. Goode, Miss Garet, r. c. Griffin,
C. Gillreath, I. Gormfn.
Hi. z. Hughes, Mrs E. Harris, Miss NJ.
Hobbs, ., s. Hersin; L. W. Horn, ]. Hunt, j. W..
Haziel. A. G. Howard, ". ". Harrird, -,C. Tia
rule, Il. Hardy, i. b. Hill.
1T. II. johnson, A. B. Jones: ]. NJ. Jones,
J. Kinard
la. Lewis, Mrs. D. Lott, - Lowery, COL
T. Lanham, w. {. Lualuick, Miss F. Lanham.
1I-AIss NJ Minis, ". w. Miller, r. Merri-
wethcr, Prof T. P. Moses, Miss A. Moon, }: Mi
ncr, G. Master, s. Mcdaniel, Dr. ". S. Mobley,
Miss NJ. Mackey.
NJ. V. Norvel, A. NJ Noble, n. A. Norris,
Miss F. Napper, 2, Rev. P. Norris.
P-Miss NJ Prair. Mrs. II. Paybury, ?. II.
Partn, H. C. Parnell, r. Pennington, j. Permen-
ter, L. Petiygrew.
RI. p. Ridgcll, Miss D. Rinchart, H. Rushen.
S-A. sheely, Il. Sheftal, Thos Smith, II.
Ship, Miss S. A. Sego, J. J. Smith, p Searls.
Ill. Tailor, J. B. Tolbert, H. Turner, Mrs.
E. L. Turner.
VI YAM.
W.. W. Walker, C. Wright, A. Whittle,
Mrs. N. Wash. A. RAMSA1, I. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
HON. w. W. BOYCE.

We are pleased 10 see that this talented Congress-
man of ours is making himself felt in Washington,
upon that important Of all the practical questions
now before the country, "tlIe Tariff" Sometime
since, Mr.. BoYcE took early occasion 10 place be-
fore The country his views upon this interesting subject
We admired at the time, the perspicuity OF his re-
marks the method Of his argument and the tenor OF
The policy he advocated and we have been expecting
10 hear more from him upon this great topic. We
have no, been i.cpp"in'ed. Early as The debate has
been sprung upon this question during the present ses
sion, W. find him, ike knight at his post, armed
capa-pie and ready all points The Stale of South
Carolina looks TO him with confidence, and feels as
surel That his ability and intelligence will carry on
as far as possible, her well.known principles in this
regard. Mr.. BoYcE is an honest aud faithful poh.
clan. By his Independence and intelligence, he has
commanded the respect Of our National Legislature
Let him 60 on boldly, and he will deserve, and re.
ceve, the plaudils Of an admirns constituency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
The Southern Light.

The January number of this journal is before u.s.
full of in,erestinr matter, original and selected. 1t
scarcely becomes u.s. who lis publishers, 10 speak
Of the style in which it is gotten up. The marked
Improvement Of The new issue cannot fail to strike
the public eye We only wish our friend OF the Light
wcrd make greater e1etions TO send abroad, more e1
,ensivey, his lucubra,ions and orr handiwork. we
wish too that bnlh he and his associate would resolve
within,lemsclvcs to hcs'ow large PORTION OF their
time and attention upon the pages Of their young pub
licaliun Tins alone can any paper be made really
deserving of puic patronage. With Monthly 'hls
is peculiarly the case 1t is not regarded as is an on
hand daily, or even a weekly bis lonked upon more
as book; and its preparation ought 10 evlnce care
thought and Study the part of its conductors WIN
this kind of attention the editors Of the Southern Lghs
can easily attain success Without it, neither TINS
nor any other monthly, can in any wise flourish.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
THREE Girls.

A number of persons doubtless, besides MOORE,
have hecn visited with three girl children in success
sion but very few Of them have had The balm OF
consolation so beautifully applied in this epgram
addressed By ArKtSsos to lis friend:
I'm sorry, dear Monre, there's damp TO your joy,
Nor mink my old strain of mythology stupid,
When say thai your wife had a right 10 boy
For Venus is nothing without a young Cupid
But .iIee FaIe The boon hat yon Wished for refuses,
Dr granting three gir's TO your happy embraces,
He meant wien you wandered abroad with The MUSES.,
That your vile should be circled al home with the
Graces.
This will do for several persons hereabou:s As for
Gu, single self, we need no such salso. Our bahys
face with its cherub smiles, has wiped out our disap
,o,u,rent long ago, and more efec,uay too than any
man, pery could have done it. The truth is, we've
come 10 think that boys abominabe nuisances, and
1sIi have none Of 'eua.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
Ranks of Tennessee and Georgia.

We observe pretty little quarrel just struck up
b tween the Nashville Union and the Arguta Chron.
icle and Sentinel in regard 10 the respective merits Of
certain ephemeral Banks in Georgia and Tennessee.
Those of Georgia have for several years been known
as "Wild Cat Banks" Why, or wherefore, We are
unable 10 tell, unless it be that their condition and
prospects were particularly squay. The Georgia edi-
tor, it seems, had gone flr ene sundry Banks
of Tennessee {" One horse Banks - whereupon his
Tennessee neghbor replies witt, indignant scorn re-
pells the Livery stable insinuaon, and advices the
press of Georgia TO the country, and especially
to put Georgians on their guard" against those cat
amount speculaluns.
1t is amusing 10 us, Of South Carolina, 10 watch
these little squabbles between our neghbors of Geor
gia and Tennessee. We, who never Ind TWO banks to
fail within our imits can scarcely realize this species
of internecene iealousieg,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
CHARLESTON MEDICAL JOURNAL g.
REVIEW.

A medical friend has kindly placed upun our table
an able number Of this publ 'a,ion. Alter careful
perusa of its pages, We agree with him in regarding
it one of the bo!dest and best journals Of the kind
that has ever fallen under our notice. Its editor, C.
HAPpoLDr NJ. D., is evidently The man for his posi-
,ion; direct, explicit, independent and well-normed
The style and execution of the work are equal TO
those of any of its compeers, North or South Each
number comprises one hundred and forty-four octave
pages, and contains a Steel.engrared portrait OF u
distinguished Medical man. Price, 81 per annum,
payable in advance.
Although not upon our exchange list, we take real
pleasure in recommending This Review 10 the physl-
clans of our acquaintance. 1t is not only Southern
work but it is in every sense an admirable and
rising work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attention is directed osuhdry fresh advertisements
Mr.. PEss's, upon garden seeds, is exactly in season.
His views upon that subject are entirely correct, aud
W. are glad he has laid in so full supply Of seeds.
Mr. SMITH's, in The business OF Carriages bugsiss
&C. ought to I've read by all F. L. s., is a clever lei
!ow and deserves good share Of public patronage.
The additional advertisements of CRANE, and oil
SHEAR, Augusta Ga, also deserve attention. We
were down the other day and found the Augusta Dry
Goods mark., most inviting one, CRANE and SHEAR
am"ng tbs BEST
/, will be seen that new WatcE.,epairer is now
amongst US.
The Progrs,,ionist" an organ Of uniSersalism,
also socits the notice Of our readers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
Executors Sale.
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


WE7uEREAS paper purporting to he the last
w Will and Testament Of Richard Jones, de-
ccased late of the District and State aforesaid, was
admitted 10 probate in common FORM" on the 3lst
December last and whereas Eliz lbeth llanc"ek,
(sster 10 the said Richard .Joncs,) who would have
been entitled to dstrbu,ive share in the Estate Of
said Richard if he had died in,estate, hath given me
notice that she requires the said Will to be proven
in "aue form Of lar" and whereas the children
Of Thomas Jones, deceased, and the children of
Joseph Jones, deceased, distributes of the said Es-
tate, reside without the limits of this State, and
proper petition having been prepared for this pnr-
pose, hereby give notice TO the children OF the
said Thomas Jones, residing in the State OF Geor-
eia, and the children of the said Joseph Jones re-
siding in the State of Arkansas, and to all others in,
terested in said Estate, that on the 29th OF April
next, shall hear testimony concerning said VIII,
md proceed TO determine the validity thereof
W. F. DURISOE, o.ED.
January II 1857 oein
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
nv T. T, SMITH.

BY f. L.. SMITH.
0NHE Subscriber having purchased Mr.. Chas.
L McGregor's interest in the Carriage Estab-
lishment at Edge6eld c. H., heretofore known as
McGREGOR & SMITHS. respectfully announces
his intention of carrying on the business OIL a moi
extensive scale than formerly, and will strive to
please all whu may favor him with their patronage.
lie will continue to huiid
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS, &C.
OF the best material, and have them finished by
skifu and experienced workmen
lie will give his undivided attention 10 The inter.
est of his customers, and hopes to receive liberal
SHIRE of public encouragement lie returns his
warmt st thanks to the former friends Of the Estab-
lishment and trusts that they will continue to give
him their support. +. l.. SMITH,
Jan 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT:
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
DYw.F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge:
Whereas, Samuel C. Scott hath applied to pe foS
Letters of Administration, on all and singular the
goods and cha,llea rights and credits OF Mary J.
Burt, late Of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonlsh all and
.nonIar the kindred and creditors Of The said deceas-
ed to be and appear before me, a, our next Ordinays
Court for The said District 10 be holden at Edgrfeld
G. H., on The a6th day Of January inst, 10 show
cause, if any, why the said administration should mol
be granted.
nary in the wear Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and y.seven, and in the slst year Of Ameri-
can independence. -
T.n IA Ole
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
January 10th, 1857.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY

Thos. Howle,
vs.. Dill 'or 1ar'
Robt. Meriwether and others.
DY Virtue Of an order from Chancellor Ward
ID law in this case, will proceed to sell at Edge.
field Court House, on the FIRST Monday in February
next the real estate described in the bill, consist
ing Of
One Tract Of Land on Scott's Creek, waters Of
Savannah River, containing Two hundred and fifty
MsSsss %Sss Or s s's sssH ss # % 1as%ss
TEsMa-A credit Of twelve months, except costs
whie ieh muat be paid in cash. Purchasers giving
bonds with ample security and to pay extra for
papers. -
Jan 10, 1856, Ate
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
ADMINISTRATORS A Sale.

Hey an order from W. F. Durisoe, Ordinary o.
ND Edsefield District, | will proceed to sell on
Wednesday the 4,h February next, at the late resi-
dence Of Mrs Sarah Thomas, deceased, all the per.
sona Estate Of said deceased, consisting Of FOUR
LIKELY NEGROES, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Cattle, Hogs, one Horse, Plantation
Tools, &c.
TERMs-All sums under s. cash; all sums over
five dollars on credit until the first OF December
QS57) next. Purchasers to give notes with TWO
approved securities ,,,,u,-
T. L. MARTIN,
Admir-. with the Will annexed.
january 10 1857 2t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
H 7 N E N I AL.

MARRIED, on the Sth inst, by the Rev. Chas a.
Raymond, Miss SUE FRAZIER, Of this Village, and
MIR. SHEPARD SrEScEa Of Alabama.
MARRIED on the llth inst by NJ. R Whittle,
Esq Mr.. IRA REYNOLDS and Miss SARAH llARTLY,
Of Lexington District.
MARRIED, on Tuesday the 9th inst, by the same,
Mr. j. W. S. BowEs Of this District, and Miss
LUcRErIA REYNOLDS, Of Lexington District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
Liberal Proposition.

We viii furnish the Adrertiser and Co'ums'a
Examiner me year for Cd 25. ravah'e in ADVANCE
The Eraminer is a large and excellent literary pa
per. published weekly. at 81 ner annunE
W. .;l, furnish the Advertiser and Southern
I;gh, one year for $3.50. pavab'e in advance.
The LIGHT is q we'll conducted monthly journal
devoted to rr'irous and literary reading, and pub
lishod in this Village at 81 90
Thosn wishing ia encourage Southern enterprlse
and obtain eond and cheap publications, would do
we'll to take. up our proposition.
NJ ANY one sending us FIVE new subscribers to
tho Advertiser, with the cash for the same will be
entitled to the sixth copy gratis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21

But what want We with an Ocean telegraph even
if one end rested under our flag, We remember
hearing talented daughter of JOHN C. CALHOUN re.
mark years ago, that the Atlantc's wide water was
our protection against European politics. European
morals, and European influences of every kind. The
remark made an impression upon US which has never
been erased And we still seriously doubt the wisdom
Of any sep towards increasing the intercommunicaon
of the two hemispheres.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
Notice..

DoBERT PICKENS HARRISON, having
E6 made Deed of Assignment Of all his Es.
tate to the und dersgned in ,rHst for the benefit Of
his creditors, all and singular the creditors Of said
R. p. Harrison are hereby notified to assemble at
Edpe6eld Court House. on Monday the goth inst,
to appoint an agent to act in conjunction with me in
regard to the assigned estate.
CHAS. NJ. FREEMAN, Assignee
January l6 1857 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
uploUGH, LOOM g. ANVIL"

This is q neat agricultural j"urnal, published in
New York, al SO per annum. We cannot accede to
The pubIisheSs proposition to print his prospectus Tor
his paper. IF We want it, We can subscribe for IT,
Independent of all politics, Northern agricultural
v orks do ne, suit Southern latitude.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-21
Snow and Freezes.

For two or three daya past the earth in these part
has bpen whtened bv light hnt genuine mantle Of
snow. The weather succeeding ts fall has been 'he
coest unon our record since 1886. Fahrenheit sood
one morning Mt so helnw zero Ice npnn good sized
md muldles' was strong enough I" hear horses an"
buqqips The freeze continues rs we write. Fare
we'll, faloa,s! But its great time for hanging up