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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-12
From the Charleston Nfsrcyru

The shape in which the Treasury Bill
has passed the Senate, is far from meet
ing the views which the people of this
State have expressed with such signal un-
animity i'll favour of the Divorce OF Bank
and State. Mr.. Calhoun has therefore
represen'ed his State by voting against the
Bill-and we trust that in its present shape
it will not pass the House. Our represen-
tatives there will. We hope, refuse to vote
for it. 1t opens wide the door to cxccu-
tive corruption-and for the most corrupt
leagues with the money powcr-and iu-
crcases immensely the field Of executive
discretion-to which the Southern people
have always been in principle opposed;
and to which their representatives have
professed violent opposition. Our people
therefore will be surprised to find any Of
their servants leasueing with the nationals
for a measure so odious TO our State.-
South Carolinians have tried their deleca-
lion in Congress with generous dcIicacy.
on the question Of the currency-lcavi1e
them unlrammclcd save by the expression
of South Caroiina's ,riSh. They expect
some return. They have right to expect
that neither parlizan nor personal feelings
will make any Of them active and instru-
mental in thwartins her wishcs-cven il
they do make them backward in advancing
them. They were not sent there to elevate
or put down mcn--to CRAFTY or thwart po-
litical friends or opponents-but to sustain
the principles of their State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-12

1t would seem that nficr six inc cffectual
attempts obtain n commander for the Ex-
ploring Squadron, the seventh has at length
proved successful. Lieutenant Wilkes has
hcen sclcciedtio command il, aud has ac~
cep,cd the appointment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-12

GEN. ScoTT.-It is stated in the New
York Express, that Gen. Scott has been
ordered to tho Cheokcc country, to take
command Of the forces, consisting Of six
regiments ofrceuars, that are to be stationed
there 10 ensure the removal of Indians With
out disturbance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-12
COLUMBIA. Appr,6

MURDEn.-Our town has again been the
scene of deadly violence. A youno man
named Nazareth Allen, an apprentice TO Inc
carpenters business, on SUNDAY last in =
fit Of intoxication, stabbed n negro bow be.
longing TO Col. J. J. ChappelI, with dirk
knife, Immediately through the heart
1t does not appear from the evidence o;ven
before the inquest that the boy gave him onv
provocation. Not the least aggrovaiing
feature in this lorrid transaction is. tim, ,Lc
crime was prepctrated on the Sabbath. in
front of the Methodist Church, and during
divine service.-Ifmes s. Cazefie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-12

The amount Of specie in the Middlescx
Bank, Mass, MS returned by its officers. is
one d0llar and ninrtU-threc cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
III.


Hsreafter whenever any country subscription 70 the
u.ra,d reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done up in yellow 0rapPers
h;s plaa is adopted in order to give our patrons, IN
the country notice. either to renew their subscription
NV fresh remittance to expect 1t to cease al the
elose Of the period for which it had been paid Sub
serbers, WILL therefore, understand, after this notice.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up III
yelloU dropping paper.
Bv this method we furnish individual SUBSCRIBERS
with proper notice, without putting them 10 the eA-
nense Of hostage, and thus shave Amos Kendaii, oy
wav of reautal for his shaving often our suosci
has. The fashionable morals of the present oay as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen OaSii'e'
are 70 cheat as much as you can, SO that Tue Ia"
does not reach YOU do not practice on this primer
nile TO any extent except when have dealings WIN
rho Kitcben-and on such occasions II IS auop'eu
rnrelv in self defence-f you don't shave you ee'
shaved Every day am receiving letters complain
80 that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
,;me 7 know full well that it is regularly nailed
WHY these complaints? Because many OF AMOS
h treasurers will be looking into the Herald 10 see
tho ,ineaments of their master accurately depicleu.
They read laugh, but forget put the Herald INTO us
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az favor-as
nersonal favor to me-to tryt be as honest as tney
can know they have precious little OF that ar'icle
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

IA PETERSBURG PACRETS+OLD
SdH LINE-The vessels comprising the above line will
2Hreguarly despatched from New York and Petersburg
IS follows
Schr EMMA, Isaac Cole, MASTER
Sshr HELEN, d. Latouretie, ir master.
Schr VIRGINIA, John woglam, master.
Schr PETERSBURG, (new) ID. Laoureue, master
Schr -, (new) J. b. Rattoon, master
The above all FIRST class schooners built expressly for
this trade, and comma. ded by experienced masters One
the above vessels will be regularly despatched s each port
every Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
- NEW oRLEANs DKePAT0n LINE

IA NEW ORLEANS DEePATOR LINE
I'm This line consists Of q ships and ergs one OF which
-&6p will san weekly I'LL the ls Of October after which
time two will sail weekly during the business These
vessels Of the first class warranted to insure lowest
rates ana To the Bsre Freight passen.
will in this line throughout the 10
cent less than any other lae whatever. Apply to
r. FLwELL Packet Ohibe, so soubst
All geeds outpers will be shipped and forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans free OF commission, and every
seaon paid despatch and safety her
chssu having freight 70 dispose Of will fsd desidedy for
the In intervste apply rs above. j3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

IA WILMINGTON, IN. C)NEw LINE OF
%14& PACKETS-This line OF packets will hereafter be
York punctualy asadvertised, viz
Schr. ALFRED =. THORN. tHew) H. Sanford, master.
Schr REGULUS, C. Mills, master.
Schr REPEATER, d. III. Sanford, master.
Schr TELL X. Hawkins, master.
Schr. TOPIC jacob Smith, master.
sells bnt for This fast saers
ed by able and experienced and will regularly
to and from Wilmington throughoutthe year.
having heretofore been great and OF complaint the
uscrbers DESTROYS emoving despatchng
vessel OF this line every nine days and 10 effect the erma
establishment Of regulations In their days OF sailing
will give entire satisfaction the shippers and further
nduceme for them % give the preference the vessels
this line ALL any transient vessels which preference
they justly entitled regular packets throughout the
year, through thick and thin We guarantee that they shall
invariably sail the day appointed, full not fu and take
will insure the support and preference OF all
ged in this trade both nonresident and resident shippers
at the same rates as taken by such regular vessel
The subscribers feel grateful for the liberal support and
tronage which they have always received from the date OF
their rst establishing this line OF packets sx years
and respectfully solicit continuance OF public favor and In
return beg leave all shippers that while exertions
topease and give perfect satisfaction shall be wanngo their
part they will solicit their freight in any other than
throughthe advertisements which they again them
they can rely upon with certainty OF their vessels Away
neither will they circulate false reports order
their freight but depend solely straight forward
course uniformly pursued by them for continuance OF
For the accommodation Of Shippers the subscribers have
removed from 1870 South street. their locatonand
for their further their vessels will always load
or As near the feet OF Wall street as possible.
All goods forwarded the subscribers Will be shipped free
OF commission other expense, except what actually
incurred.
Insurance by any Of the vessels OF this Ene warranted athe
very lowest rates.
For freight passage, all the above vessels having hand
jas HALLETT BRowN 50 South st. cor Wall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

III PERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER No. 2se Dts,s.
III. cns Zone door from Cnton H. returns his thanks
10 the pubic er their patrossgc since the above
business and hopes by strict non, and thorough
would also call their attention to his enecng lamps wbch
are superior ts any yet offered
He would likewise request those Who have the
above lamps TO call al bis store Judge for themselves sfhe
superiority Of this lights half the erpene) y ssr
light used. Store lam psi.
blfzrd table,, any other establishment where oril,n
light wanted H. feels confident re has lamps sutabI
establishment In the city tie rrropas
bis customers and friends, all Spirits esivered nv slr, NJ
wages signed each side board black a wb,se
letters, III. Piercy, Spirit Lamp, $40 Divisions
~ n. His wagon viii call on customers T. ulzry once
week to supply se Spirits. Lamps, wicks n ses can :
any extra charge.
T No connectoa with other est.biishmeni po-sus
MEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTEK Ne P.ck
l Slip New fcrs, deems proper ecczsosahv rcpnnd
the public that be contisses administer the sctsa hs
old established Dnpensary.
To number ofthe citizens Of this metropolis he needs
beralds to snnossce his victory disease In
complicated and destructive formsno- does he deem mate
rial to In various
To he bsgs leave most stfpy remark.
that he confines hmseto Office practice
self personally the welfare OF his patients keeps assist
shop boys aud has Offices for the OF
patients who can never come in contact Doctor Carpenter
would add thathe regularly educated to the profession Of
1885, Of the New York STATE Medical society, signed
highly respected and much langped Jobs b. Rodgers, NJ
D. a. President and that he has for long series OF years
voted hmseto the treatment and OF all delicate p
vate diseases Be particular NJ the number Peck Slip
PesriS f1.lw DR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

IA OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK.
x4f<3 ETs-The Old Line Of Packets VII be despatched
~ nv Inc subscribers sah from New Yerk and Liver.
poc on lie 18th ofeach month with The rxce pon That
wbe sailing day falls Sunday, the ships VIII sail
-, fanda
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
aas SAVANNAH PACK sTysSoId E.,sblisbes

49, SAVANNAH PNOk NJ - Otu rstaDiIsueu
I& Line Tho packets composing the above line viii san
-90nk,n regular succrsslon follows:
Ship ANGELIQUE, y. Nichols, master
Ship OCMULGFE, (newl Il. j. Leavu
Ship MACON, W Osborn master.
ship CELIA, ~ l. Porter, master
shin LOUISA. ID. N. Truman master
ship OCONEF, tnewl y d. Wilson, m,ster -
TIE ab0ve ships all built In New YORK expressly TOT
pes and commanded by captains well acquainted
~t tuetrde. Their conNodaon arc very SUPERIOR and
every facility will be sfordea shippers and pssense Az
goods forwarded to the subs hers will I've y 3ped Tree OF
onmission., SCOTT h MORRELI, ~ south St J2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

III BALTIMORE PACKETS-UNION
I'm LINEThe following vessels will be regularly de-
-ERsspatched between New York and Baltimore
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, b. Bourne, msster.
ScEI CHARLES Al. SMITH, K. L. Totten. master.
Schr tENRY BARGER, e. C. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, c. l.. Briggs, MASTER
Schr LACONIC, J. G. Denison master.
The vessels comprising this line peror and fast sailing
nearly all new built of the best materials expressly
trade ably commanded the experesced pilots he
be effected the great
spach win be given and every exerton will be used by
give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded
the subscribers will be slipped free commission. For freight
apply to j. N. BRIGGS, Sc Old Slip N. Y.
j2S J. w. BROWN Smiths Dock, Bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

Out of the aggregate arrivals at this port lot one
Of the most extraordinary periods OF two days tha'
ever took place in New York, the Herald EXHIBITS =
INST more accurate and full than any other ana
FOUR ARRIVALS BESIDES in advance OIL every
other paper Ii this singular and extraordinary iac'
does not establish the mmeasurable superiority, or
ganization and activity of our Ship News Depart
ment there is no faith in facts.
On FRIDAY last as our readers will remember we
beat the Courier and all others, SIX VESSELS ana
on Saturday and Sunday an additional FoeR YES
SELS, thus making, in three days beat oil Ten
VESSELS over and beyond the like number Oh ar
avals in all these papers and prints
Such are the simple and incontrovertble facts,
which we place before this great and enlightened
community of merchants; and we challenge the
srctest scrutiny into the accuracy Of our statements
or the truth of our averments. Fer long time II
has been the fashion among the Wall street prints,
and their creduous dupes among the merchants, TO
turn up their impudent noses at the organisation,
system, capacity, power, influence, and circulation
OF the Herald. Certain cligues Of men have done
their utmsst 10 raduce our character nvaldate our
statements, and throw suspicion on our motives
The mist Of persecution and fsliy is rapidly disap
pcaring before the sun truth and the day-break OF
talent The deep and earnest attention of the mer'
cantiie community Of New York has been fastened
for some time on the mysterious and overwhelm-
ng course thelHerald. IL " now fact, gene
rally admitted among all liberal and unprejudiccd
men, that more truth every subject is tsld IN
the Herald in one day than in the Wall street prints
in month. We maintain bold, fearless indepen-
dent position. On every puoic topic we give the
facts and reasonngson both Sides All other papers
are the organs Of cquss coserics Of politicians or
financiers-and, therefore, disseminate only one side
and that generally the worst side Of every SUBJECT
Not 80 with us. We tell the truth--the whole truth
and nothing but the truth, and leave the consequen-
ces TO an enlightened people
Such being the progress, organization, capacity,
power and circulation Of the Herald, as conducted
on the new system Of business il is very natural that
an the commercial and general advertising business
should gradually converge itself in its columns in
preference to any other paper. The same advertise
ment for the same price, is disseminated ten time
as mnch in the Herald M IN any otner print y the
CITY. Society 10 finding out this fact And with ,nc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
PIONEER FAST LINE.

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves the West Chester Hosse corner OF Broad and Race
streets daily at o'clock
The Boats Cars upon this Line are OF the very best
myers and are not urpassea bv In the
Ths the oa,y racsrs sa runs tne kan Road 70
thereby saving 80 miles OF canal travel.
reaching Pittsburgh In three days and half Instead ~
fsur and half Is formerly the case when they BY
Ceiumbia end there took tho canal.
For conri this Line ro exssted by any ether
W the United states -
Ions ne will always he certaa Of being taken m ~L.@ae
law connects with the boats al Pd1sourgs carrying
the rs,i
ror seat. apply the north u ~ and Chespp'
A.B. CUNNING, Agen,
rhiis deiphis, May O. i2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

sf{S Sailing from New York the 2sh, aad from Liver
.91kpool on the 9Th of each month.
The above line Of packets will be continued by the subscr
hers and IS composed Of the following ships;-
From New York
Juae 24-The UNITED STATES, Capt N. u. Holdrege
March 24-The ST. ANDREW, Capt VIM. G. Thompson.
Aug 24-The VIRGINIAN, Capt. Isaac Harris
Sept 24-The SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras. Allen
From Liverpool.
Nav s-The ST. ANDREW. $50 tons
Juoe s-The vIRGINIAN, $40 tons.
Juiy s-The SHEFFIELD. s0a toms
Aug e-The UNITED STATES, $50 tons.
The qualities accommodations OF the above ships and
the OF their commanders well known Every
exeon will made promote the comfort OF passengers
and the interests The price OF 10 Liver
poo in the cabin other lines is fixed at $40 with wines
and stores of every description.
The owners viii not responsible for letter. parcel
package sent by ships for which bin efadng not
$3.50 STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS TURNER. FOX Co or
1914 ROBT. KERMIT. ~ South 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

FARE REDUCED.
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UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, TREY.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA
BY Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Line Will leave the foot every
nsrnng nj eoc ck Of the New Jersey Ra Road
% New Brunswick, thence by stage Trenton, arriving
Philadelphia the afternoon.
Reurning-Lesve Trenton a III o'clock, A. NJ sher the
arrival Of the Of the Philadelphia and Trenton Hail Road
arriving nj New York at "a O'Clock. r. M.
Evening" L'ne-Lsayes New York foot Courtsndi St at
O'clock NJ passengers viii reach Trenton by O'Clock,
lodge and take the OF the Philadelphia Trenton
Rail ROAD arriving in Philadelphia by O'Clock, AN
Returni g-Leave Phitsdelphia O'Clock. r. n arriving
In New York at "a O'clock A. M.
FOR seats apply the Rail Road Office, foot OF Cooranat
Ct New York the old Stage Oice % Sd oppo
site Congress Hail. Philadelphia and at the bar OF Rssg
Sua Tavern. nj Trenton
Passengers from Paterson accommodated b. taking
the first ssd last Of the Paterson Rail r. adj which
meet with the above ses the Junction Berg"n and the
public may rely spon ssuppy ostages New Brunswick or
their accommodation
For seats The above named lines apply Tbonas Whit
field 3. Mail Cosch Office, Old No. osuslandt St near
Broadway, New York.
NIB. Leaves The efce quarter before A. NJ and
quarter before 4 II. NJ -
New York New. rs. 1887 JA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
Extraord, nary flood of Arrivals me M
street Prints again beat by the Herai"'

. nood Of Arrive The Wall
street Prints again beat by the her""'
IN Saturday and Sunday last, nearly one hundreo
vessels arrived at this port from various parts Oh e
world of which The Maritime Record OF the HERALD
Of Yesterday contained sirtyseres, and that OF 'he
Conr;er e. ENQUIRER and other Wall street prints
ony sirty three thus proving that the organization
of our Ship News Department is more full and accu-
rate than that OF any paper ever published IN new
York.
An ANALYSIS of these general statements will set the
matter its proper light.
The aggregate Of the marine arrivals in the Courier
q ENQUIRER and other Wall street prints was o3 ves
sells of all sorts of which the following arethe names
ofthose not in the Herald -
I,, Of Arrivals at tie Port of Nerc York the 10th and liza
Marc recorded int Courier Enquirer and not J'@"a ="
Brig Jud;en Mobile u days Colt richardson Ss
scar R %sSi. Sss So
NsSe psy a MsT D,Iseas asy
A@ s.aSseT s ca%m ESo ss.: asys oe
a. s. g e,:ss
u Geontins. Mech, Richmond, days to Allen Paxson
Is. Caroline, ssme.;, Re5mond, 10 days
IL Mariner, Row. Norfolk days. +,
Now on turning to the Marine List OF the Herald
for the same day. March IL, the commercial reader
will find that we have recorded 81 arrivals ana tha'
she following is list of eighteen not one OF winch
can be found in the Courier or any other Wau street
PRINT 49,
Mao recorded in &c o York and found !" the
Courier u Enqurr, &c.
Brig Catherine. Ftner, New orleans
, scbr Walter r. Jones, Brewn, from the schr Essex
- CeIcrity MsDermot, Mobile, 20 days
Ann Eliza Somers, Richmond. days
s. Eublem, vaRover, virginia, u heurs-
ARIEL
p Forester Davis Newbern, NC, r. M Blackwell
g. Reveaue. Post, Virginia, days n u.rr;.t
a 90 Renown, Lsveil, Boston, days, 4. G. Herriek-
a seiendd. Paterson, do de- DO ..
ii Edward Vincent, Price. Baltimore,s days S'u'ge'
Chairman No..
n Laayette Charleston, IS days, for New Haven.
T5 fremont, Burgess, Mobile % days, WOOD, 'ohns'oa
Burritt
"a /" Oc,syis. Page Gubyams, PR, Al days, Aynar
NJ s,oop Lady Fenwick Firsby, New Haven, Q hours
N Valiant, Jones. Virginia. ~ hours
q Rev Smith.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

fIt CHARLESTON PACK ETS-Cemmercia
1fE LneShe following vessels compose the above line of
-ssE%.packets:
BRIG DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORDELIA, Francis Sherwood MASTER
Brig BUEN0S AYRES H. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY new w. whitllesey master.
Brig -, tnew.)
The above all first class built expressly the
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their
commodations for passengers extensive and exerons
will be made to please both shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded TO the subscribers will be shipped tree OF
commission.
For freight passage apply captains board
ALLEN Il PAxS0N, 80 w all street, N. Y.
j23 Wan. A. CALDWELL 4 SONS. Charleston, s. C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
LIVERPOOL AM NEW YONK co a.
MEHCIAL ME PACKETS.
III III iii Ill
REGULAR COMMUNICAT

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate 10 their friends
nsenen win them for the bringing out Of isr families
and friends by the early spring shphe FIRST Of which
and regularly every week afterwards,
afordog to eran the most desirable and eligible convey
The detention Of vessels at Liverpool engaged trade
he snbrbers are desrous Of renewing by
ing vessel every week from Liverpool to effect the perma
as will give satisfaction shppersand further ia
fer them TO give preference Sshe Line over all
sail on the appointed day, full not full and take freight
when opposed transient vessel at such rates will In
sure support and preference shippers by this Line
employed for the convenience OF their
every day from the diesen. ports Of Ireland and scotland
of importance to those residing at the out
In rem,anees, their drafts and post the
province and SIDES /. the
answering the same purpose as Bank OF Ireland notes.
Their dra well passage orders can Be s BY
the G Ming s"se the l s @ oS 1se
address By letters (post paid which win be puncualy at
ID dses%. ''''' e'' ROCHE BROTHERS & co.
IL w 1 New ot sn 4. 81 ana oS sIpos
szs6 on the 18th OF each month:
N.wsAip sIppoN sSs cs sg~ 10s Is, January
ship sHERiDAN: Capt ): A: Pierce, Isl February.
Snip Snip SeR Capt r'S S:a is: %p
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt N. b. Palmer, 18th December.
shipsHAkEsPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 10th January.
s s:S Pierce s s Marcia
These ships OF the first class all armed upwardscf 800
IONS burthen built In the city Of New York, with such i'm
combine great speed with unnua comfort Tor
passengers Every has been taken In the arrangement
o( their accommodations The price Of passage hence size
which ample stores including wines nc viii be providsd
without wines, &c Sl2o Theses ships will be commanded by
erpereuced masters who will make eIertien TO give
general satisfaction Neither the captains nor the owners OF
ese ships will letters parcels pack
ages sent by them une regular bills of adng are signed
therefor. Fer freight passage, apply 10.
T. X COLLINS co, IS South st. New York, or TO
VIM 4 JAS. BROWNE co. Liverpool
The ships this line will hereafter armed and their pecu
a,hs, mt vesselx al war ills
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

d. EnO wANTED-On bond and morte age on us-
BIOUU remembered property in this cty, worth more
than double the amount Apply At the Office OF the lumber
ard 2e Cherry wi7Is
ENEnCH LANGUAGrs-OHAL sYsrEM-The
sabscribess new Evening Glass; from half rsst hall
past o'clock every Teesds, Thursday and Saturday bieh
vas To begin the stb inst and postponed will positively
commence next Thurs lay, 2,d inst The gentlemen subscr
sers and hoe who be disposed the class are re-
aussed TO be present ~ thc time appoirsfi.
f729s o. MANESCA, 20f1eed 81.