The Edgefield Advertiser Ad Rates and South Carolina College Opinion
A lengthy 1845 Edgefield notice reviews subscription terms and advertising charges, praises the South Carolina College's progress, defends its faculty, and argues for continued state support and reform. It cites faculty merit, governance, and the role of the press in sustaining Carolina education.
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Death of Gen Sewall in Augusta Me at 93
Major General Henry Sewall a Revolutionary War veteran and social patriarch died at his Augusta home last week at age 93. He joined the army in 1775 and served until 1783, was acquainted with Washington, and was briefly on his staff. Letters from Washington were in his possession.
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Mexican Situation Deepens as Mexico Faces Internal Strife
News from Vera Cruz reports Baron Allege de Cesprey’s passports granted after insult disputes, while Paredes moves toward the northern frontier with thousands of troops. Revolt in Tabasco persists. Defenders’ enlistment falters, and the Santa Anna faction favors delaying war with the United States amid political turmoil.
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