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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

NAV FYHK ,,xxATTF n NJ rsgpIar
h cosusus 70 isse place every Mtnday IL ssock.
proprietor has adopted the okowlng
"ene having for sale will charged any
thag for l hs LIST May next hs usual conE73
sion. he viii be charged on actual sales ony."
The sale will commence Monday Feb g. l51,
~ oclsck and all hsrss kc ntenaes for this
shown entered on or before day, F|D "a Ne
no horse be offered aucoa unless registered IN time
for the catalogue.
JOHN W. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
N b. Horses registered for sale must be l~ al New York
Tatters.ls before ~ on he they win
not be offered liz 9Mr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
CENT MEE,S

AST OFF CLoTHIN BOU n II,
ana The full value given IN cash, by
Ill. LENEfT
No. go Blescker street, near CarnIne street.
NEW YoRk.
u hnoWlhg there are persons who make n pun in
taeir advertisements Tor Cast OF Clothing,
mot give the fun value f-r sms n L. will as
those Gentemen who may have such articles by theu
and who may send for him. OF their receiving the very M.
most value IN cash for every article.
B line through the post office otherwise to the
-ymt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
NEW YORK CITY MILLs-rhe proprietor b

ROOTS .BOOTsii BOOTsiii-The handsomc.s,
best and cheapest IN the city, a 20 Canal street,
WALkEks. Handsome dress boots from ~ IN ~ so Der
pair, and warranted tn well Dress boots
make from " to es pair also genemen's water prsof
boots from ~ n rs pair then there ladies' and
drsn boots and shoes oevey description that
Of j. WALKER would inform his friends the pubic
general that hsvsg Dissolved partnership with Richards
he would invite them call NJ 80 Canal the old
where you viii end splendid assortment OF all kinds and
very cheap.
n B. Don't mistake the aumber-2se Canal suett-tbirs
shoe from grsenvichs. ti.tms
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
T. reign.
LATER FROM FRANCE

., W." l"Kk, Sept. TO-
hN me Eicraid,l l'nrl. Ornc. frcm IIavre
tue editors OF the Con,ncrc;.,I A.. '"''c
have hlc> OF the Paris Pu,crs IN ,I,o ''oi ,
August inclusive. '' oi
he Constitutional cump,,;rs ,,,
ministers have given orders for fra1,,'' ."o
""i''lc'iary visits To the printing c,t,,,i;s,'
iilcn's oi The departments.
h' same paper SAYS that several ,o-.,
oI "iN';'i"ii"n have addicted ,I,cn,s,Iv.s
~ anu "lh great success 10 the s,n,,,. ~
music he Prince Of Nnskwn. son r.
Marshal A.cy. has Just finished :n ~" % vi
hn' 'hc Duke Eugene of Wi1embnrni' CRU ia.
"''irr. The Princc-,oyaI of Unuover ,on "n
Is Src"','s lame as Il composer.
.,oi, h",s,''ii 9o"lt arrived at IIavrc on tho
'"n o' '"iy' IN the evening, and SET oil ,io
nvN' morning for i'ari. The sreamhn,, ~" IL,
"n'ch he came iiom England fired n s,I',,o
n"' ',;I was NOT returned from on shore mr.
""' nc 'u'',orlt'cs of the city wait ,,pon ,ln
n''''h"', .,': II is said tha. he was hur, ~,
w." r'.cp p''"h' contrasting il with the
.rh'. , y. ','"' accorded to him ia England.
ne Du'cheSS OF W,rtcmburyb ~ ,;.'
Marie al Orleans, ,l;,uyb,nr ~ ,. ~ r1!cess
rh"Iirpc) gave birth to a son. JuIv .G,,, "u's 'h
Is J., to be named Philippe AIcxan,ire. .Mar;naD
Ernest. Nidr'he-
hcrr is nothing especially new fro,u,,
over The opposition to The K;n~,s nrn-
JGc,> m seems to.gather strength. The Grand
in feeble health i""oVcr
n" Memorial Borlclais of the oo,,,
s''''N 'i'ilt' on The preceding ,lav. tho CHI
"''''cS "i INC Fr"cnreur dn Itoi and IN. ox
'''"" ,, '""geS went again on board Tho
NtH'''''rr. ana took down additional G,r.
n'a''"ns from the cook of The vc..o, "aI.
1--WE I" h'Ghiiul crimes believed ,n h,'o
"r'" ''''''",,''d on hoard that vessel and
me" ,t, we alluded 10 some davs back
he accounts i'on Spain are s,iII ,,
ana uncertain The Baron dc Nicer - al
+" nave defeated The Carlisrs and cn,sraJ
S"'S'n;'' l'r iurcc, Of E<part,ro war, y,
motion, and also those of Or,o nm,
G,'' u engagement was supposed To b, n, h,nd
ION 10 ''rirs was still shut up in Estcli,
~ $c"era'n Chief, Moraro it j, said, com
mis- most Silngmihary atrocities. in ,,,c,,,,',
'"s I" prevent deScrtion and pu, down cnn-
spIra ics. 'on-
ne artists are reported TO he wei, e,,
l'"'" VIA money aud munitions of war. h,,t
!" 10 be III II horrible state as regards ,,isc;n,;no
""hla%"rrl was beginning to nc, ,Iec,iod
~ Tie hal ordered his recruits to a.s.n,lJ,
~ ha,&"rri. lie intends. it is soid IN f;at,
i'"'' ario' on his own hook ,b;,L
nm" iilA' The civil war was endcI i,;.
ana ''a' nninrr"u> dc,crtcr, ioiu him fran,
The ranks Of Don Carlos. '''''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
"TIIE GREAT HECUIATor -,

III" Feds wnhi Il National Bank for n
'rrguihi"r. and they saw they mus, have
one, i"rl' operations and effects have hecu
fully tested. They say the country never
lrosrcrrd so well as during the rcan or the
Eank uf the United States. and never will
again prosper until Bult!ir aud his Bank are
again placed in power. That Bank was
evidently 'rr"nln,nr. in good earnest
In the Wear $50. the l'nird States Bank
regulated Gtiv mcniicrs Of Congress, hy
loanin. 'lr'n $Sl91.!6l.
In 1881. it regulated fifty nine members.
hN l"muin. them S:S...n,. IuI.
In I'>:iee. it rr.mlnrcd iitv-rour members.
hy ii loan of 2l7S.;G6.
III lN:"', II r""uln;".l Fifty three members
by Il loan at S:!7I.7GG.
!" 'H'!. II re-: :"l;'rd fifty two members.
by il loan oi >:2:HiS,1SG.
liic.u,;ird Webb and Noah. bv =, lo,n
"f S5!.UnU,
!, regulated Gales aud Scaron. of the
National lnlclli"enccr, by Il loan of S.i22.
10.
IT regulated Walsh's Gazette with the
sum of :SG,5lI.
II regulated Henry Clay. Kentucky
lawyer. Senator. and the Federal candi-
date for President. with Il fee of ouly !. 10
$50
IT regulated III" Go'llikc Webster with a
lee of only so 900.
II regulated one Sergeant with $4,000
II regulated one Johnston with S:,6 600.
u regulated Senator Poinicxlcr with
SlD.ODD.
u regulated numerous others bv smaller
sums. >h""in ~" most rconclu>ivrIv,ha, i, " n.
JUST >urh IN nisiiruiinn as III" Feds d cI,rc
F" !" nave hccn. aud iust such an institution,
h> '!irH ar" lnhrinn to rc-cstahli,h-.A
GREAT REGULATOR"
.NHsfb nm JTcr1Lj
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

would you employ Physician TO manage
your maiters in law, or Il clever ftlow and
II plndeEenter for his advice upon any great
and important question, or Farmer. or
Merchant" "No," lie saws in Il command
ing voice, 'Go To the Statesman. he who
would make such things Qaw) his study"
&c. Will yon submit to such instruction
as this. No, fellow citizens and voters of
Ed4.efr!d. Look around You, and sec if
You have no' men identified in interest with
YOU, that will vote for such laws as will
"dd I" H""r prosperity and happiness. Our
TREND "Dnn' would have You To believe
that the "Il"c,ors, Lawyers. Merchants.
ana Farmers are all distinct characters,
each being incapable to perform the duties
"f The "her," consequently each one should
follow his own avocation, les: he should
have an opportunity of showing his pcc,,.
liar skill IN 'pimdcr eating" We cannot
permit oar friend don To leave the State
without congralulning him for giving us
til" result OF his very serious aud candid re-
t!ccl:omS. lie says, is it not reasonable 10
suppose that those who manage the affairs
III law, are those peculiarly fitted To make
them. and they should be selected in pre-.
ference To others. What Il reflection upou
Ill" high minded and intelligent Farmers of
f.I%ct!"ld. Rouse up Voters, go To the
rolls and vote for men thi, YOU can place
mpiHIt confidence in; these hose interest
ere Nonr interest; they will cx,ricatc Won
fr"nr lhc 'ilcmna which these law -givrrs
have brought down Upon our country, our
friend D"n's opinion to the contrary not
wiIis'andin~. hluyh might be said in op-
p"siiinn lo 'ha unc"ilcd for production hut
"" have every confidence thu, the ;n,!cpcn-
dent aud honest Voters af Eh"rli,h will
'""k "i'"n The r:c&nmpiio" Of friend Don
with Indignation. 4 VOTER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
sSossas,stiG News.
From the 81. Auuuai,.c.

- = '""' TIE sof. -THTuatHG.
n ffy1thc' 'schr.= OSCAR. Cnn!. :SouifIWick.
arrive" yesterday III > days from ST. An
Sn>'l''", "" have received the XtTuH of
'o"'"'H'! ilei. from u we have Il more
pariIchla' account ut HE r"cr,li visit u: Ii,r
'',!'"i'~ 10 me Nirih!y OF St. Augustine.
winch We >nl.l"in.
ne H'f"" announces that another na
per Is !" hc r>'hhII>si"d III -, Aunusr;nc
'ii' press haN'nS already been rurclas 4,
r'f mat purpn>s, and longs for lie lin,r,
n"i 'h:hrarr' since II raiimn! surr!, come
i"r til" profits. lrrrc moi hrimw scarcely
'h"u"h BUSINESS ;i."r' I" support cue pres.
IT. lI"r>rI>E. t:"pt Is.
ia" i""'"aS.-tn Iur~d.v uiyh, las,
h""i II "'c!n"k. Lieut.. MHv. in ,.;..,r,n f.,
h'! r":'''nani al F"r rcy'"n, heard rlr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
NLw GuI.;.,.s Son, I.


Tire i!u"icy.-AiI the p:.r,irs who are
SUPPOSED I" have participated IN the ,nnr,!cr
and hatchery "f ii' poor niinr in Grnd st..
on FRIDAY ni:.i were rc,raii.ir.! 20 ,bc ca
iih""s" uU s'HiTr'ia,. h> Rr"ur,l.r n:Iluir.
TOR .rIa. ;u The Criminal tuu.i. Sn,;,j nuc
al Tie at,"r> in the tragedy. bun who had
Withdrawn i:0n ln' mouse ciur- the ouI,cc
arrived Ihc'c. on Friday morning. surr.n
dcrcd hIn>cii |" justice on SATURDAY. and
gave minute HccOuni 10 the Recorder nj
HE vile means by which tie unsu,pcctup
stranger was deprived OF cXi>icucc.
The SGh>iaucc al lIi> evidence il. ,ba, ,hc
w"ninn. Mrs. Doyle was the first 10 su"ors,
'i'' i-!iI>h >ct"nc-ihat all seemed In an
grove I" 'i---;'',l that poison Given in the
porter Which III" deceased had been drink.
mo. was ii!c a%"ni nadc use of In eii;rcI rb,
fell purpose. When their victim law &,
corpse before them. cUli;u>o nurc,rs :,
have seized npon them all, and mn ,vo
r";ild agree on mode Tor h,-pnsn~ oi rhr
hndN. smith states that "a, His s,,oo .,r
The proceedings hc nrd. aud lie pro,;.s,.s
ute: lannr;lncr of the rcvoliinp Liss.r,;o,
that a'ir:w ards followed.
Dorm" Tia" close Of the nvcsliyo,;,,n M
Saturday. Tic police Office and mi tl,,. :yr.
nnc' leading I" II. were crowded " iih s,ec-
'ainrS. "ho maintained the mos, n.rC.c,
"''cr and c"mp">urc: il!cy seemed , have
'nli coniIdrnrr III the power of the Lac, n,
punish the cul'y,and tn entertain the st,o,n.
'st assurance thar the officers of in..,,,
w""'d moi shrink from their du,v. Th
cUn''ncI OF the Recorder and ulibc :,,,,rno,
general was well calculaid 10 insn;,c iii
present with this feeling: we were p,c,s.d
10 sec ii--ior where IT exists the always un-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
Bc0"Hi#i es!inr.-Wr

Bc""'iim eS!ing.-Wc examined The
othcr daN Il piece at beautiful >a,m >c~l;u,
manufactured at Ec"n"my. in beaver co.
WHICH was sent hy The society there as Il
present 10 Gov. Riinrr
we saw the color. texture and Other
qualities of i!!c satin critically examined bv
Il numh"r ot oar Merchants. " mo rru-
nouncrd II superior in every m:.irrai re-
>pec' I" most Of The importer satin yr>lin..
IL s,>c> u> pleasure IN see uur own citizens
'"itli" 'hcir attention tn li:;. growth and
manufacture ot ~iiN. Tor "!i,li ,li!lnGs OF
'loiiars are ;''H,u:,iiy >"ni TO fnr"i"n COM
i:'eS: and we ar" equally :,raiiic,! ia >crin.
pennsylvania Iak" II" lead in it, Erono
my "rlhei'cvc, Is the oniv place in tho L.
states where satin is manufactured. They
aEe- -a4sn.. in The Irad- To- -nll 1l...r
manufactures: We wish HEM success in
the new enterprise .--r,HH. Iri.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
I UI.l'N;E,S On c,,

Horr'htc T"i:.hni h,.--On Friday even
'n% last whilst III" public hands were en-
@a"rd ~ work upon HE lower sewer near
the Old Narh"i House. The bank. covc,I i,
and buried six "r their n,,,n nh"r-,l,rrc whit.
mcn Hn'i three hr"I"r>, Every riinr, was
mndc I" rcs' mc the mn!nr,ur,t" creatures
from thr'' unln"'v fate: hu, we regret Il,
state that three "nl. were saved One
White lh""rrr and Two black. ere NOT dis.
covered until The SPAR. at lie WIS rxrin
2uisi"d. How true, that lin the nitls, Of
life we are III irnii.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

The last ONirr: who co.nma.,d,a Wnsh-
n-;"n : Lit Guard. j. no more. Genera,
i"iHni C"ihS died nn Frnlnv last. at IN,
residence III '"nnri"u, y. Jersey. n.ar tbs.
Sr '"nd upon which Gen. W,hu.rons : ,r.
my was "nr;irmprd. On Sunda, lns, l,r
WAS buried with I'll honor> uf var, hy q
"'iachn'rn' from Gen. Golwin'S Brigade.
composed Of the Union Cadr,s, Gen. God-
VI" Guards, with their rr.,;civn han,!s
"' muse commanded by Captains Congcr
and Allcn.-IHI Gue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
Fort, when the affair occurred with. Lieut.,

Fort, when the. affair occurred with Lieut.,
May. zas
This is hui the history ofa day in East
Florida, aud may;givc an idea of tho lla-
ring and prudence Of the Seminole, as well
as the cnlmncss vii which he is sometimes
met. and the difficulties of pursuit.
There is no danger Of course to lie npprs.
hendcd within the city. but we whispor: a
caution I" the ''par'ies of pleasure, :" and
such who iiid II necessary sometimes 10 be
"ml upon dispnfcd tcrriiory
u. :. Yesterday air,rnOo tb. Indians
again made their appearance Il, Fort Pew
ton. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

IMPORTANT From MAINE.--IVc lc,r,
ir"n' 81 gentleman VIII" !c!i Gardner. NIrl
yesterday ;ltcruoon. that The mail from, ,br
Las arrN''i jh>i rs The steam boat left the
wharf. al /. NJ. with The intelligence rha,
Coy h"ni hini appointed Alcssrs. Dean.
Norton, ana IRISH, Commissioners 10 run
the boundary Line. II this be true, and
Ihc commissioners immediately entered on
ihcir duties. consequences of Il serious ma
turr may he expected, which may Inv the
foundation OF another war between Great
Britain and this coun,ry.-.B .Bcsfna fbvr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

IHE GRAVE or ,.rrtEsoy.-At tho rc
cent Harvest lium!r c,lr.,raiinn in D,l,
"a'" t'"nn'N. 'ir. George Lripor>tor.J ,l,,,
ne 'h'"iH Ni>l''d I!i'' crave al Nr. J,,l;.r.,,,
ana i"nnd Il iua inrl.,.n ru'.,!i,i,u. Il; ~,
ihr ".'ntr ai ioniicr'.n. whirl. we l., liz, =
Is owned rs Lieut. i."y,. nrw in :,,r,,,,o
Hr. lcrcr -! n!>-''Tlr neglected and III.
lnpriai'i h"in" "i t!'" rarrinr and rh,osn.
pi'r "HoM'd The rnvavr- ni' TING. anil ,h,
"hiS'!in" Win'l ola rnii Dcrc!iLr, ,uuy,.;n;
ri"ic'n@ every ':"v,rr Of Ills crIc,,. :, i
mansion cav" 81 -"lrnm;ly in III" urcn.:,,
an" - scope Ia r"n c.inn nni ca>iI, ,n L,.
forgotten. The "nIy p"rsna mn ,i,.,.
was "a ?"l:ir "!t! iri>!, !al,. who for :. .n,.,l,
'"', %rai'l"d ih" ruiiO,i,v of .hr .,i;u..,r
and Traveller by throw in. uutn r',r ,,,,,,,.
hnh rn'Ir!">> rn"in> for Iiivr in>nr.,;o,,
How changed c>rrI i!Iiu. WAS liou :, -,
II hnt thr"n. Patriotism. i,iil"sor!,v. r,n,;.
" IaSfi"'i" Friendship :iIi had fed and vnn.
',i'"i w;h III" master spirit WHO .!ircc,cd
them. tl"hc ! visited his grave. 'r,n
gate Of Iii" "aid"n was open. and ON Tho
right >Irlr.a >lGorI distance lion. ii,, cn,r,,r,,
Il lew bricks laii "n ne ilLr side dis.iuou;.l,.
cd ii'r grave Of jefferson from The r,,,cr.
within The CHr!..,,Tc"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
IrnM lie RnS,ou Pnyf

NALuARIr rAHIE.-'G!.c following table 5ex-
hinl''h& al S'n" 'r Nicw til" tlmr oihullins eicc-
H"ii>. HE seats rt Gnvcrnncit and tho Stated
rcroi- Tor The uec,in. of the lrnisI,,uras,.ot
r1c iioi The scrcr"l States of the , Mon we tci,t
h"h ON" or"mr exchange pricrs and nres,,me
ii will he found correct. Those of o,,r s,,bscri
brrs who do not keep files Of their papers} will
Ito well to preserve this table Tor future refer.
cncc:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

POWER or CoNsClENCE.-Whcn Suiih,
INC har-kerpcr and accoupl;cc Of Mrs.
Doyle. IN the murder Of The un!or,uun1n
sailor InsGirod street. surrendered himself
l" the police, II" confessed thai he had bccu
forced I" give himself mp by the terrnrs nI II
2uiity conscience. Ever since fled from,
the house, he said, the corpse of that u,r-
drrcd man has been bv my si,Ir-v hcrcycr
30 The spectre iiaunr> me. and not for y
single moment eau >hm, my ewes ncaius,
Tue 't'Shliu' rphrlInu-sOOncr than suffer
rs have done for til" las, few hours IT,,
me he hn"S-l would rather f,crlhc "a,
lows than he torncn'ed Ivy the ,Iirciul ina
srs"s reiInrsc and guilt. such, we are
lnl'' was the substance ri This slatrinrnt.-
Had hc listened 10 lie warnings of Ills
if!cn''ir monitor when the i!,~I .i.p in crime
was taken. he mi -il have c,"arrd TN. nor,
rorS col ''hhvhilin@ 'r.src;. and t!ir Shame of
an l@noninInuS d""ih.-N. o. En!t,in.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

war-"iil from Huntsville. Ma. !orcd
me i'"'. INST. received by IT." Post Master
+" 'i.> riE' %','> 'h. h''iomin. mranc:.nly
.n'"'!i"r"rr: Died in his p!nre. Ibis morn.
!ms' III ","'"ck' OF Eii'"n> Fever. after am
',i",>~ "l ~" weeks. Cot. y IN. LINDSAY. Of
ne I. ; .tr'ny -.!E@nSfn Can.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
JOHN i!oLi.tNGSWuEv;l.
NJ =. Editor.

S'i'-'n pcr"sinS your valuable pancr
'''" "'''"r day, ] was iorcihy ,irucl. viii,
Il lengthy and lahoriuuS article ,y,, H.,
signature of Dom" in which Tie vri,,.r
presses himself sraI'iicd 10 hear that "Ed.c-
field" his ''hvori'c aud patriotic ,li,,r,r,
intends, ut The election, To elect ,,,nsc u.t,,
are most capable Of representing her." In,
pleased rs he may be at The idea {, ito,v
citizens, he cnnnOt c0n,cuj b;uscIr ,,.;,l
dic;ai'u@ to Jon, the intelligent voters of
EdGchc'd, III manner not to he barn.
how you should vote on thai OCCASION. II.
lays down some broad principles hv which
yon should be governed and says. you have
an intelligent canvass before you, but asks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

Al Cincinnati. on the 9TH instant. ri,u
was lIrm II 30. Whi>k"y. 40 crn,s: H,.
con. ranNa>s"; hams. ! ! u ~. uuc,uy,.
ch, i3 sides, .; shoulders. :; Lard. "a 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

wise. and often unjust mandates Of Judge
Lynch;will ccnsc tn hc known
10 us, the coinposurc of INC prisoners
seemed passing strange. Davis is the old
es'-ahout forty years ofaoe-hr appeared
the incarnation OF dcprn>iry. Smith APP
pears to be about % wears old; with Il sal
low. angular face, low forehead and small.
snnkcn eyes. Johnson is apparently no,
NOR" than 20 years old. Ii.h, hair. ruIl
light hine eyes. and fair rnmplcxiun- evil
comm unira'"n has cvihcn,ly made him
thr abandoned villain he is: Nor is there
any thing i'll the appearance of Mrs. Drvle
that would make her out as ahri,nr of nur-
nef-'h"u;5h her vicious rnur>" in This civ
Tor some time is to,crahlv notorious.
The three ncn. ON Iravir," the Office.
were handcuiird together; ,rv looked ON
the crowd and SMILED n lirm,li,h smile; nor
was Inc ir:!:a'c prisoner affected THOUGH
having with her nn iu!au cliid.-.idc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

TEAAs.--Thr Mobile Commercial Rco;s-
Ter "l tie 9th inst. saws: "Ry letters ,rr.,
Houston of the Gih instant. we lear, ,h,,
G'n. Lamar is elected prcyidcu, or,hc Rc.
public" '' Nc-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

INC yellow Fever has made its aprrar-
ancc III N"!nIr. Two sironsIv marked
CASES are reported us having occurred dur.
IN" the "cck ending The Ilh inst.-IbjL
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
From the New Orleans Courier
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

The following intelligence communica-
ted by DR.. Moor, editorof the Texas Tele-
graph. to CsptainVAuld, ,Tofthe steam ship
Constitution, which arrived this morning
in forty hours from Galveston, confirms
the account brought by the Watchman, of
Mexican troops being despatched towards
the Rio Grande after some Indians who
had committrd depredations on the inhabi-
tants. DIR. Moor had arrived few hours
previous to the sailing of the Constitution
from San Antonia,Iwhich place he left on
Thursday, the 4th instant.
"The rumor aAoat relative to an inva-
sion from Mexico, originated from some
spies, who discovered near San Patricio a
body of several hundred Mexicans. Their
trial was large, apparently that of several
hundred. Their horses cropped close four
acres Of grass each night. Each encamp-
Hsnt exhibited marks of about a hundred
fires. They have FIVE wagons, and possi-
bly, some cannon.
alt was generally supposed at San An
tonia, that they had been sent out to protect
the herdsman who are driving in cattle
towards the Rio Grande.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
January 25.

-. january SO'
Mr.. Walborn presented five petitions for
the resumption of specie payments; and one
for aid to the Union Canal Company.
Mr.. Chamberlain one for the resumption
of specie payments.
Mr.. Gorgas, one for the adoption of
measures TO advance common school edu-
cation.
Mr.. Kendig one for encouraging the cul-
ture of silk.
Mr.. Curtis one for the Warren and Mead
vile State road, and one against hawkers
and pedlers in Jefferson county.
Mr.. Starke, one for a bank at Carbon
dale; one from John n. Cunningham rela-
tive to the sale of certain real estate and
one against the proposed new county Of
Carbon.
Mr.. Stevenson, one for the resumption of
specie payment on the first of May.
Mr.. Keim one against hawkers and ped
lars.
Mr.. Dmock one for restricting the banks.
Mr.. Wilson one for the repeal of the
Shop tax, and nine for incorporating the
Lewistown water company.
Mr.. Yearick three against hawkers and
pedlers.
Mr.. Ford offered joint resolution re-
questing our members of Congress to en-
deavor to effect the repeal Of Mr.. Patton's
resolution, relative TO the reception of aboli-
ton petitions.
Mr.. Longaker offered series of resolu-
tons for preserving the integrity and har-
mony of the union against the agitation and
reasonable operations of the abolitonists,
which were read and laid upon the table.
Adjourned.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
Office Of the Georgian, !
SAvANNHH, Jan, ls. s
FROM FLORIDA.

The Tallahassee Waterman, 10th
inst remsrks-"General Nelson has
had an engagement with the Indians
between Forts King and Clinch,, the
particulars of which we have not
learned. 1t is said however, that 4
Indians were killed"
We eyesterday stated in the Daily
Georgian that the 80 Indians who
on Wednesday night in the Cincinnati,
were some time since captured By "a
party under Capt Bell. We have
since learned that they were captured
about fortnight since by Capt. Win
der, Of the Cd Dragons, about 20
miles s. w. of Fort Haney. One Of
the s9uaws is sister Of Coahadjo
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03
January 27.

Mr.. Collins offered resolution calling
upon the auditor general, for report of a
number of licensed taverns in the state, &c.
Mr.. Hirst reported bill to encourage
the destruction of foxes and wild cats, in
certain counties.
Mr.. Johnson.reported bill to erect the
proposed new county of Clarion, out of
parts of Armstrong and Venango.
The bill authorizing the laying out CT
state road from Mexico, Juniata county, to
a certain point in Bedford county, was read
a second and third time and passed
The bill exhonorating the Franklin bank
of Washington, from the payment of bo-
nus to the state, en- the part Of its chartered
capital not paid in, was read second time
and passed.