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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

These very pleasant agreeable asd scaeio~ article
an uniailing remedy for iswnsss pis ssssus o. see
headache, nfamssatery Putrid sore hroo well a. s
other complaints where the sanPhor Bowel
Susmer complaints will b entirely prevented ~ an oeca
sona Of them daring the weather They SHOULD
be reorted whenever the least predPosiion
to those amensry canal and thereby pre-
vent much distressing sickness An occasional sse Of these
LoIesge. has proved certain Of the Csoora and
Yellow Fever hundreds who have used hem under long
and repeated exposures verify They will prevent the
Cholera Morhus and ind from the stomachfain
ing, oppression sense Of snkisg OF the chest will be i'm
medatsly relieved By henChoc .pasn or eranp. o. the
stomach bowels aud hysterica affections readily yield to
their timely influence. Persons attending large ana crowded
parties will be free from asude and OPPRESSION aud maintain
their lively and bsoyant spirits by occasional use Of one
them during the eveaing
New York, April 8, 1889
This cer6es that for several years afflicted with
sick headache for which consulted several Of the most dis
nguished physicians in the city without obtaining any relief
at least induced try Shernan Camphor Lozsnses,
and with the blessings Of they the means speedy
lief eheeruly them, to all who are
that distressing complaint the sures remedy they can
SUSAN MORRIS, University Place.
Ann. je6y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

FALLIBLE AND AGREEABLE CURE FOR A
Il certain delicate d.eass-MORGANS celebrated CT M.
POUND BALsMAIu PILLS lave enjoyed the patronage
Of Sir Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper Dr. Eioon Of
dom Dr. Allison Lon Liars OF Edinburgh and also Of The
scientific physicians Of this country for the
years. and looked upos the desdcraum often at
tempted prior the above time discovered They
the only safe and chcacious remedy present use IN ali
Of those disorders and entirely obatss the making
those disgusting and in highly injurious
medicines Cubebs and Copsva, the dangerous
and uncertainty o the Iasr too well known require
comment
Sir Ashley Cooper remarks at GUY Hospital published in
The Laacetp Of Sept H. 1884, in clinical lecture 10 nj.
pupils Is sufficient guarantee Of the high character of Nor
CANS Pills. "Gentlemen dare say you have observed the
wonderful o Surgeon Morgsns Conposnd Basmaic
Pills. which used here (Guys Hospita exclusive for
thai discharges, asd the complicated affections the
urinary organs; indeed Ms researches (which to
yosr notice. GENTS urinary diseases the complete
rerused aud his mode of reasoning plain the
uerest tyro amongst you comprehend them"
For sale BY appointment BY A: b. D. Sands 70 and 100
Fulton ST. syme, 90 6owery Walker aud $40 Bowery cor
Bosd Ring GA Broadway IS Sixth Avenue Price 80 cents
and 81 per Dor
% Observe the propetor seal each bor without which
can BE- genuise. sl2-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

COMMITMENTS HAiR CUrTlNG.-CLIREhucHs
system Of cutting gentlemeus hair desidcraam by
Which its uxurancs asA beauty rendered truly ornamental
The design execution differ entirely the usual practice
Of har cutting here also expedition and genteness with
which the operation perorncd The frat artists London
and Paris have Acknowledged its utility and adopt IN their
practice By the beau roads il has been deaomnated
enc art and whether for Pulpit the Bar the Senate
tho Stage its elegant and classic will add dignity
and grace to the whole contour OF Ia ete Humane
Rooms Of Fulton and Broadway, up stairs
La
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
LUxURlASr HEAD OF HAIR!!
XyyUTu n n \ A n pr III fEq n.fv~r.li. =

"YGTHs CRsAM OF LILIES universally consId. red
for The embei.hrsn, o. the vtr.g "a liar of
and mp,rng ssrlrg smooth silk matches BILE
seks. study or -h,r cause and Ter
dsrdrif pair cf elegant black glossy whskes RAISED
appreciated. The iarnsic vrius Of cLsng
ing the color Of the hair psssessed hy Wy~ths Cream
a. !. well a.. too siay Iso ss.si" ssu,.
which of se har. while Cream Of Lilies eps
rs g.do9 sosss ss re- % ~ ssd a. II. ony
BY The subtle ispsals OF the day rc.ers II indepensab
tosiws vaoe 6ae s.sd Fer scof inf,ns kead
ore sr tive apPlcatisrs viii sstirely oven
Ffon the . Journal drs M,de. Frssesis.
"wyetS. Cream Of Lilies Is des'rvedly eeerssi the
The patronage 81 The nobes ana nosess inseee, there
rrsm he London Tines"
"The Incompatible Joha wyrth Of Tower Hi Perrunsr
t. His Hgta. Prince Leopold NJ SAKE Cobug (now king
ssiy IN voud .e supe urus 10 sav that W. rhs Cream Of
Lilies Is ihs article the hair HI MIR Of No the
is. isIs.
Fcon Mr. Proprietor of the " New York Age
Mr. Jsbn wyeh-sr after six weeks Of your Crean
Of Lilies, hss coape Ely restored slier shearte rial
ol J,x-as OF articles told 700 bile travelling IN Ns
year alms bald also ported my whkcrs and sraate
To they issuance JET black color having been
redf omy u'h. vita resp, = md s.s,Itsde, 20 = x.,
New York, MAY is,h 1858
", ss y ywye $50 z HUDSON q or y, o. s."a
@ ". REG, e4 sroadvsy, q. Lindsay IS SIKH avsn 81
syms 81 ind ~ B2wery and N q drus dry goods ieacJ
an fuey stores 10 America, bngsnd snd frsce rree
Dsewsre Of worthless imitation, and eo.n,-rte. and OBJ
serve IN. fac aie - wysh" esch Prepared by John
Wyeth f,r Nearly years jos
DRoLERsLEArHra rREssRvlvs ~AtERPHOoF
PAyfE !-rbis the bsst composition In the world g.
~ Ie,hrr sspssss To- water hrspders leather son saJ
nllssl. sssd prevents cracking, md makes PER
" ,sst r'''' '''s'' KEKLEn, PkoLER d saRNuM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
ID T. D..

On Monday Sd inst Mrs Laurea Pinto, wife Of VIM Pino,
On Tuesday 4th inst Daniel, only Of Michael Crony
aged years . -, ~. q.
Al Newerk, ~ j., the I'd inst Mr. John DAiy asea %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
PREMIUM WIGS AND
Il III SCAT,pS

.gf, CLlRfHUGH, Wig Maker and Hair Cater, corner
.oa street and Broadway, having just completed isrg:
and elegant assortment Of his newly Invented venasg asd
apecton Of them. - -
their manufacture, they differ from all Others hitherto
made the hsr being ssgy inserted and equally
a. to appear jst huing skin They Of
the brow than hs natural hair does and being without me-
tac sPnag all di'agreeabe pressure entirely obsiatd
For elegance, ghness and durability they among
The first productions of modern ingensity
Entrance fron Fulton street. ie0.lt
NORTH AMERICAN LAND AGENCY, No ls Wall
IN srce-Established in ls7The official tax receipts
1899 have been received from the States Of Illinois, Ohio
igan Sc and ready for delivery ReurM the pay
aent Of fer 1889 in the western will up
and forwarded the lst July Owners Of Illinois
expense by paying early the tar law OF that
been altered Lands sold for OF 1885,
ed Agency business transacted usual all the States
Union. VIM. b. MYERS & CO,
dslt. Ei Successors to M Myers.
AnON GREAT ADDITIONS have been made the
stock Of Dry Goods contained in the large and plen
did store, 470 Grand street. EDWIN MARBLE oilers to
the people many bargains bought with cash at auction price
The ladies ofhe upper part OF the city VIII I'M
this many articles not TO be found IN this part OF tn
atty. Business done spon honorable principles
BA splendid assortment Of Silk Goods newly imported
je6-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

On Tuesday morning. 4th inst by the Rev Dr. Anthon MI
BENJAMIN Wilde to Louisa B.. daughter of the late Richard
Ward, Esq.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06


90 NOTICE.-MRs GOOLD takes thi, method Of no.
yng her old down friends who have paid her
visit that she shall be under the necessity of sending them to
Coventry, unless they their support Although
her establishment not large she could wish, and
has been she those who
feel interested in her welfare that they shall find every
fort and attention. and every thing cooked her usual superior
wayana she respectfully enteat share Of their patronage
Refreshments Of every knc the best the markets afford,
je6-lt'
ILOCKs! CLOCKs!. OF all sorts, sizes and descriptions
Oby the sing Dozen hundreds Thousands Good strong
and cheap The trade and world supplied the sign
the true tried and faithful transparent Clock at the Of
Bowery and Division street Call aud
Turrst Clocks made TO order. Also Watch makers regua
hand superior article Round circular Clocks for
banks public buildings, Sc. SC.
jc6-i- SMITH BROTHER, n Bowery.
CHERMAN's COUGH LoZENGEs arr curif thousands
- every month"; Of coughs colds consumption, asthma
whoopng cough illness Of the lungs alt breat ing &c
They where all other medicines fail Yos that thus
afflicted TO log Nassau street. and Dor and be
cured. day. delay may prove fata-go at once. je6.y
NEW AND CHEAP DRY GooDs.-sHERwOOD
IN HULSE have Just received at their store, 2fs
Grand the Bowery rich assortment Of Dry Goods
comprising Mcussen De LANES C.alles, Printed Lawns,
Sains Striped Muns Of white and coorcd grounds, Ameri
English, Scotch, French and German Prints Of pat
terms, aud Of the most recent importatieas
Also Scaris Fancy Shaw oil all kinds Gloves and Hosiery,
&c. all Of which they will sell very low The public
pertfsly invited 10 call. ie6.3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
~ TO HOUSE KEEPERs.

,HE subscriber has reed per ship Shakespeare great varic
Il " OF Lamps. Plated Ware, Table Cutlcryl Clock
Tea Trays SC SC all Of which has been selected with the
care aud warranted Of the best English
Tor sale at reasonable prices d. r. DELAVAN,
IL Maiden Lane
les a few doors below Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

DARK THEATRE This EVENING will ). -.
LADY OF LYoNs-cIaud. M.ao,.s, Mr. Ba,l,-n.,....
eids-M.asisur Desehappelles, Mr. Gann-Paun., Mis-.
Tree-siadame Deschsdpeles, Mrs whealey-widow
Melnotte Mrs Durie,
Pas de- Deux by Miss and Master Wells
THE YOUTHFUL QUEEN-steinberg Mr. BaIi,-Coant
D'oxensteirn, Mr. ChippindaIe -Frederok Barry, Mr.
MISUNDERSTANDING Miss Tree-Enna, Mrs chippn-
Doors spen at cperaermnes to at quarter past
7 o'clock.
National THEATRE Late Italian Opera Hoss..--
In MIR WALLACK, LesseeCorner OF Leonard and Church
Streets ten doors from Broadway.-THiS EVENING, VIII
be performed for the.
La GAIA LADRA, Or, The Maid of Palaiseau-AIsert.
Marcel, Mr. Homcastle-Isaac. Mr. Bakely-Felix, Mrs
Bailey-Annette Miss shirreG-Claudine, Mrs siiekney
Grand Provost, MIR Ames.
To conclude wtk
THE oRIGiNAL-ColonelD etonator Mr. Lambert Sir ia
cob Lukewarm.Jaek Nonparel, Mr. w H Williams-En-
ly Lukewarm, Mrs Rogers
Doors open at IL Performance at T. Boxes
81 ft cents. Gallery 25 cents.
u owERy THEATRE-T s. HAMBLIN. SOLE MANI
Il AGER AND DlRECTOR-This evening, will b
ERNEST MALTRAvERs-R Richard Darva, Mr. Hambli.--
Lamley Fetrers Mr. serrers-Joha Walters, Mr. Adds
MAZEPPA-hiazeppa, Mr. Wooord-Abner Khan, Mr. Proc
tor-Csstean, Mr. Rice-rremislaus, MIR Foster
Drolinki, MIR Gates-Rudzolof, MIR Nckinson-Thanar,
Mr. Cole-Zemba, Mr. Adds-Ksdac Mr. Lewis-Koscar,
Mr. Jackson-Olinssi Mrs Coe-Zema, Mrs Proctor
Agatha, MI Jones'
Doors open O'Clock The performance commence half
past precisely.
PrcesBone., 70 cent.-Pit, s7l cen-Gaery, 40 cents,
OLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (nex, door !.
" Tatersas )-Under the sole management Of d. D. Me-
KINNEY This evening, will be performed,
THE PIRATES OATH-Alcour, the Pirate, Mr. Freer-
AL Hassan, Mr. Bryages-Sazan Montgsmery-Hinda, Mrs
Flynn
Grand Pas de Deax by Madame Trust Mr. Carpenter.
After which,
THE BEDOUIN ARABS will appear.
After which,
MR. AND MRS PRINGLE-Mr Pringle, Mr. Jones-Henry
Robinson, Mr. Ma,ison-John Brush, MIR Webb-Clarsssa,
Miss McDonal-Nrs Pringle.
After which,
Grand Pas de Deux by Mr. Carpenter.
To conclude with
Another act by the BEDOUIN ARABS.
Seats may be ny applying H. w. McKnny Trea
the Box vice of the Theatre from 10 till ..
Box so censPit, 25cents-Prvate Boxes, $500. n73m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
THE BEST BLACKING IN AMERICAN

DRoLERs FIRST PREMIUM FRENCH RL<CKING
for polishing Boots sst Shoes STANDS usrvaled for bril-
lancy OF polish, and sofesisg and preserving leather II
dders all etser 8ackisg in IL tbs important
particular sostais> acIpl Mos or The scklpe
asas- now DAYS Is imprr mated ih aca snd cuts the
laber Ike raror At the last great tsr Of tbs A~ercsn
tnsitu BsckiRg sssyz.s bv BssrJ OF Chemists
who awsrded the First Pr-mua. silver Medal.
eompeiitooA Pro.r's Baekrg vii polish grssss
oil aud glves beautiful u,ire with iourte the
labor srraated 10 retain iu vlrtusss any climate and
brcoue dy mouldy For The accommodated .t
and con1try mer-bars. the subscribers have
epened fer the sale " the above article Ne lie
water street, ronine Buiist-g.
ies.lts KELLER pRoLER BARvUw
T,,R!NA COLOGNE watEKl Asrte qos.u,yst hs
s-nuse Coogns just received ssd sale very low 10
,.s.,,. KEEi.sR. pPeLre a sssNT..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

A UCTION NOTICE.-The sale of Bedroom and painted
"A Fcrniture to take place FRIDAY by order Of credit
or, in the 80 and 80 Ann and lis ulon Streets w
be found the attention hotel and housekepers &c
The catalogue is now ready. ~.
je6.2ty THOMAo DELL, fNue'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
II. w. FLEWRY,
VIM. II. PATTEN,
r. Is. MACY.
j. McMULLEN,
III n plI r. DAM "

INTOXICATED LOZENGE WAREHO sE-Wholes sale
lVl and Retail LOG Nassau street, door above Ann
Near 10 varieties OF Medcaed and eating Lozen
gs for sale in lots to suit purchasers The largest and best
assortment in America.
Ask for Shermans Lozenges. je6-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

a UCTION NOTICE.-Largs sale OF valuable fohNl.
N TURE ofall descriptions, THIS DAY BY catalogue az
lOt in the 80 Ann and ll6 Fulton streets
i.si,v THOMAS BELL. Auct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

n BROADWAY 0UTDoNE Those persons who
think that Gne aud fashionable Hats can only be purcha
sed in Broadway, and fer S. setd only examine Howes
Noesku Silk Hats be convinced they rcaty mistaken
They are cold the low fixed price Of ss and the quality sd
6nh such that they rapidly taking the place
higher priced Hats The sales room at 2o Chatham Square
sp stairs. ID. HOWELL,
ie6.s. late of the firm of Brown & Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

S,HERMAN's sARsAPARILLA LozENCEs posses.
- an the properties Of the syrup may be taken freely
msdcine universally known and approved As the best
vegetable purifier OF the boodneeds FART recommendation
Th Is the peasantes mode OF taking valuable article
aways Be depended p the compound extract which
TIA Lozenges made prepared expressly Tor the purpose
from the best Honduras root ie6y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

@ TREN0THENlNG PLANTERS Of superior efic aey
- for relieving pains of the chest side back for sale by
J.&I CODDIN0TON, Drurgists
les ltds 227 Hudson 81. cor Spring.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

a UCTION NOTlCE.-Extensive sale of elegant Cabinet
hTURNITURE, Piano Foctes, Paintings Looking Glasses
Sc Sc ON SATURDAY at 10Y o'clock, in the large rooms,
- Ans aud lis Fulton streets
Ie6.3ty IhOMAo DELL AucI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

CADDLERY At REDUCED PRICEs.-JOHN @.
HAlGHT has removed tse bnlancs Of his stock Of Sad
dies Brides Travelling Trunks Sc from his old stand to NJ
Fulton street. opposite the u s. Hotel where the will
be sold at very reduce prices. je6 lmeodt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
GARRICK LUNCH-No. ~ PARK ROW

BrwaRE-None can be genuine without splendid cngr
wrapper, and the name Of L. 8. CONSTOCK omit.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

@S hle slippers and Bashins colors and sck morpc
sad Ma Also geriemens after and Gait pumps brogsn
OF anav Al 81 81 ana gent emens dress boots from
to s5 VITA gsersl amt " boots and shoes for
i,e.i,s "p REED
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
EAGLE THEATRE-CHATHAM STREET.

a3- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing engagemen nv
Cor the above ent which will open about the
M of September next will address the undersigned BY letter
post paid. None others will be attended TO- >
THOMAS FLYNN,
CHARLES X. THORN,
Sole Managers and Prepretors,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-14

VIRG1NrA.-ln the recent election for
U. States Senator, from this State, there
were % ballotings-all without effect
Such a thing never ocurred before, in the
history of The State. It's known that at
the isst balIoting, Mr.. Rives received the
highest number o: votes. On This account,
and for other reasons, many believe tha,
be will be ultimately elected. Many
Whig editors. and some Of olher parties,
advocate his claims. Mr.. Rives is but a
recent convert 10 the Wing party, aud has
there fore, all the zeal Of renegade. We
do not know that he has any peculiar claims
10 the support of his new allies. and can
see no reason, why they should abandon
their own long-Eied and faithful servants
for him. The Wings of Virginia, have
numerous men fully as able. and certainly
less objectionable than this late leader of
the Conservatives.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-14
Miscellaneous.

The BORDER QUARREL.-Congress did
not adjourn finally until clock Oh Mon
day morning, the 4th inst. There was
great excitement, but great unanimity also,
on the Border question, resulting in a
Bills passing making full provision for the
defence ofthe territory and rights Of fMaine.
We are happy 10 learn from member
of the House, who arrived yesterday, that
the probability of a war with England, is
not considered great, at Washington The
position of Russia is check npun Eng
land, and will prevent he! going hastily
into war Of conquest. The British and
American troops were at the last accounts
within six or seven miles of each other, the
Americans being in greater force. The
British Minister, aud Governor Harvey,
of New Brunswick, had agreed with the
United States authorities, for mutual re-
lease of prisoners. and that for the present
there should he concurrent Jurisdiction,
instead of The exclusive jurisdiction first
claimed by The British Governor. II is
hoped. therefore, that there will be no
armed collision.
The Bill passed by Congress. authorizes
the President TO have the Navy equipped
and prepared on the war footing-to ac-
cept the services, if necessary, of $4,000
Volunteers, and at his discretion to send.
or not, special Minister to England; and
appropriates for the requisite expenses,
sum of nine or ten millions.
We understand that it is not likely, that
a special Minister will he sent forthwith,
II q, all.-Chrles.on Me,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-14
Sherif's Sales.

DY viruc ofsundry writs of Fieri Facias to
ID me directed. will be sold mt E'lgefeld C II.
un the first Monday and Tuesday in April
next, the following property, viz:
G. A. Dowd, W. William Dolby, the ract of
land where defendant lives containing one hun
1red and fifty acres, mnre or less. adjoining Ro.
bert Mccullough, and Washington Wise.
Joseph Woods VS. Levi: Eilzcy. one tract Of
land containing six hundred acres. more or less,
nd dining Thomas Morris and others
Samuel Quarles, vs John A. Rearlen, Ste-
:'hcn Terry. SEN and Stephen C. Terry, the
tract of land formerly 5eIonsing to Stephen
Terry. sen. adjoining lichnlns Lowe & others.
containing - acres. moro or less.
Wiley Glover vs John Thurnond Guttridge
Thurmond and Randall Dclaug:ter: other plain-
tif1s vs the same; seven negroes belonging to
John Thnrmnnd. viz: Julia, Alley, R"ner,
I.olisa, Bill Mack and Nelson.
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
w. H. MOSS, s.ED,
March II, 1899 c:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-14

A bill prohibiting the sale Of wines and
spirits by retail, has passed both branch
es Of the legislature of Mississippi, has
been signed by the governor, and has be-
tome law. 1t takes effect al the expira-
ton of sixty days from the 9th February.
The passage of this bill has given great
dissatisfaction TO many persons, IN that
state, and particularly in the city OF Match
ez. 1t was introduced by Mr. Foole Of
Kinds county, and he was hanged in eifi-
gy al Jackson, the seat of government
The provisions of the law are very sweep
ing aud its penalties severe, and the prose-
cutting attorney is entitled TO a fee of S20
for every conviction, to be paid by the par
ry condemned, AND in default of payment,
he or she is to stand committed till pay
ment is made. e.-Louisianian
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-14

Mr.. Editor,
You will confer favor by giving the
following appointments one insertion in
your paper:
NJ. NJ. Abney expects, by divine per
mission, to preach
AT Hardy's, Monday, March g.,
I" Republican Tuesday, 26
" Red Oak Grove, Wednesday, q
=" Red Hill, Thursday, 2s
" Pleasant Grove, Friday, %
At night at Pottersuilte.
Z" Lit. Ste Creek, SAT. g. Sun. 30 &3l
" Rocky Creek, Monday, April |
I" Dry Creek. Tuesday, 2
Wednesday, 81, he will attend the meet
ing nf the Ministerial Conference.
Minisiering brethren and all others con-
cerned, in the above appointments, will
please give them publicity.
NJ. VI. ABNEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-14
nhnm, wuraae wah,hesaan.sy Regiments

most convenient, either by Company, or squa-
dron.
The Commardants of Regiments will be pre-.
pared to answer promptly, upon the field, %
the day of their respective reviews, any ques-
tions relative TO the effective and field strength.
the arms and equipments, Of their respective
Regiments.
The annual Brigade returns will be made up
and transmitted by the Bfisadicr GeIerais. 10
the Adiutant and Inspector General, at Edge
field Court House, by the lstof November next.
according to the blank foruls heretofore furnish
ed 10 them.
The Major Generals and Staff, and Briga-
der Generals and Staff will attend the en-
campments and reviews Of their respective Di-
visions aud Brigades.
The Brigadier Generals are charged with the
extension, TO their Commands of so much of
this orderas relates to their respective Brigades.
BY order Of the Commander-in-C Chief.
JAMES JONES,
[C1 III Adi, s; Insp. Gen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-14
A eorrsspondent OF the Columbus Sen.

A correspondent oPthe columbus SEN
,inel and herald, writes from Tallahassee,
under date of the 10th ultimo, and says
'.Major Mapes and Hein4elman, of the ar
my. returned on yesterday from ST. An
drew's Bay, and state that from 3O0 to
400 Greeks are known to be encamped OIL
the north arm of that Bay! There is a
mi itary fort there, comprising Two compa-
nes of regulars, in all torty-two men,
The houses are few and far between in
tha, section of country, aud many murders
will undoubtedly be perpetrated; nor should
The ciizens OF st. Joseph or Apilachicola,
sleep unmiadful of danger, or unprepared
for its approach"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-14

Teras.-The New York Star says, that
Judge J. Webb has been appointed Secre-
tary, Of State in Texas, in the place of b.
E. Bee, who has received the appointment
of Minister, to the United States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-14

The Charleston Patriot of the 4th inst.
says-The Norlherl Mail has been laclli-
tated under the new arransemement
which went into effect on the lst instant,
by which it is transported to Baltimore,
and taken by the Bay boats to Portsmouth,
Virginia. We yesterday received New
York papers in four, and Philadelphia pa
pers with letters from Washington in three
days.