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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
The MillrducviIlc Recorder of thc 2iII

The MilrtlecvlIe Recorder of thr 2iIh
ult. says:-The Central Bank Bill, has
been passed; which aulhuriZrs The Bank
missne Bills 10 dnuhle the amount Of lis
capital. The appointment of Directors
remain in the hands of The Executive: III"
Section being stricken Out which Conferred
thai power on the Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

From the Charcs'0n Mercsry II the eth ut.
CuNGRrssI,SAL.-im Ih- liullsr of Re-
presenlaiives, on The 2Uth ulI., Mr.. Wise
having Withdrawn lis resolution. ''lliat
the Wing members from New Jersey be
not swuru." Mr.. Evans submitted rcSOl-
lulion THAT The mcmbcrs al Tie 2G,h Con.
gress requested The Speaker to swear ''e
Jersey members, having certificates from
the Governor" This resolution was re-
jecred--yeas ll2, nays ll6.
The House of Representatives. lsavs
the Glnhp of Saturday lasl,) accomplished
its organization to-day, 81 tar as to be
ready Iur the rrcepli"n "f tho Presidents
Message. Mr. Garland was re-clrrte''
Clerk. The vote stood for Nr. tiarlamd,
lis; Mathew ST. Clair Clarke, lOj; Mr..
II. c. Mason, 8. Mr.. Dorsey was rec
lccted Sergeant at arms, by vote of l4l,
over DR.. Jones, who received IS vOIes.
The principal par, Of the day was oc-
cupied in an attempt, on The part of The
leaders of the opposition, to eXpuns" the
rule rcquirin. the vote IN elections ol the
House TO he in uira roce. The prnp">i'ion
was lost Ivy large majority. The rules
were then adopted as they stood al The
last session, aud a restitution carried 10 e.
lee, the nilic,rspfth House. The rxecu-
lion ul The resolution was suspended. us 10
the election of Sergan;al arms and Prin-
ter, until Monday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
a .yNCk Essgs SALE.

N WILL. oil for sale. ai EGgeIieid Court
8 House. nu Tuesday. thr =Si! "l january
next. my lack. well known as Ronnitlce :
Jack" Terins-On Il credit u.'fil the Isl 1T
Jauuary l-lI. 4 noic and approved security
wihc repaired.
]. B. ROUNDTREE.
Dec. 24lhI- 81. A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

Erralum.-ln the extract from the
Charleston Courier, on the "Luuisville,
Cincinnati aud Charleston r. Road Com
pany." in the las, column. second page,
line twelfth, for 1.-THE magnificent project
is now abandoned" read "the magnificent
project is not abandoned" The error was
not discovered until three quarters of our
paper were struck of.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Correspondence efM .iususlu CJnstiu.irrolist

NIILLEDG rVILLk, W. II, lN'E7.
A ur. 'Iug ni the Union parry tmk place
on T!n,sl.:y ni.hl. Thr following u
ten,rn con,poSe The Congressional ticket
greed run, IL: Nlrs,rs Gia>c,ck, ,Pooier.
lvrI>"n, ilillycr. Lu"pk'n, of Finyc,I,
Cone, Of Greene, Patterson, llosey aud
Campbell.
An electoral ickrt was alsn agreed upon,
composed as follows:
M"sSr>. Eclols of Walton, Bates Of
Murray, Wollurd uI' ahrr,IIanl. AnI"r,ou
ot Franklin, Brail of Wilkinson rennilc
Of Balkwin, WooItcn Wilkes, Walker
of Richmond, Robertson o:'Ja>pcr. Graves
Of Madison, aud Bullorh of Chatham.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
The sIiIIptlseviIle Recorder of the 9th

The MiIerlgcviIle Recorder of the 9th
ui says:-Th" Legislature on Saturday
Ia,i passed hill of rather an extraordinary
character. l}v the hill The Banks in thrir
>em-alInn.l rrpurIs are tn set forth thu
amount due by the Directors and !St"ck'hoI-
r!ers. and when The amount nfany such ex-
rped< ten thousand ,lnllarS. their names
and the amount are TO be published.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
EeR. 6ED0M

gNVITE.; thnsa a:lclcd with stone i'll Tie
j Il sd,I.r-s'i.s from injury ,Gue he hrHd-
Cameron. sores on til breasts 0r e'Sewherc-
Blindness from Cara.;cl or 0.il"r a'ier;lrnS o.
the evr.-W Wens-l'umn',rs ni a 4 Sc ipluls
-pniypnS-F'i-lnn-Wh: Sw Cling ~ Ahi.
LIpand CLUB FOOT, tn cal am,' s.,r him
lie Is provided witt, all inc' >Si'ry ii-i r''"n:S
ad is rea,v 10 o:,crate III amy OF III above d'-
cases, when it may be- advisable i" ctIaise
Will be made unless some actual .er'cr l. rrh'
,erel The pnor will ir treated saluiiously,
GrcrnviIle c. II. :. &.
Drr. IL. ls:N. 46
The Pcudirtn.I Messenger. E'geiicii .tdver
tiSer. Charlotte Journal Li::ccln,on .ie!'lblraI-
Ru,hcrlnrl Gazette aud ionr-b"r"n"h (Tenl.)
Sentinel. are each requested 10 give til" above
iomr Insertions ard forward their ncronIils TO
th,s Office lnr !ayme'lt -GrcsnriHc M0rm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

As many Of our rcarlerS do not un'ler-
stand the quotations of the price of our
GREAT staple in the English markets, as
given in the currency of that country,
(pnund>. shilliugs, pence &c.,) we have
procured from cotton broker Of this city
the following table:
Net price Of upland cotton in Liverpool, ID per
lb. freight, and 10 per cent. premium un ex-
rhnnnr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Tbe aDnerttser.
EDGEFIELD C. II
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY /. 1889.

We have received some lines from "Ob
scrrus." These, and some other pneti
cal favors recently received, are respect
fully declined.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
!NOti~e.

& IL persons indebted 10 the late William
~ s;trom. sen. deceased, arc requested to
make Immediate payment; and those having
any demands against the tate, will render
'h.ir accounts, duly aI'estcd 10 the subscriber,
within tic time prescribed hy law.
WM. $rROM, Jun. Admir-.
Dcco. 1890 ,f d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

The Legislature adJ"urncd on the 2!,t
u)t. after passing thirty Two acts 4 re-
sonable numh"r, compared with those
passed by the Legislatures of oIr RS aIrs.
We have published tn" list of Acts p .sse.i,
in another column of our paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Sfr;iYr1a OF SaHtclR.

q BOUT ei.ht weeks since. my back ca"
"a and yearng steer, slriycd from M
h lsn. Bm., had bells oh-aml marked wit
A >wailow lrrk in the right, amI poplar len
ii. ill., ril rar.. Any person returning s'r
AT in. or giving any im'nrmtiIon Respecting
l!leni snail he librra!ly rcw,r!rd
ROT EUHNi.TT.
Dec ~. l*:}l II IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Nd 3'aS'a,'a

4 IL persons indie led to the estate Of I.ts
q VI. Nnrrcll drc"aSrd. are + ~ 's!cd l.
maie payment aud .hos; II;vl:.s ''e.rill''> u
gai:lst lIe cStae will rrnd ia Ii acc ntils dlii,
n,tessr. To the sl.b> lih"i b., ii'c iiS '.hN o.
February next. WILL fiULDH! VII,
Dec l!,ln, 1889 1 A -1dmr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

The Washington Correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier says that sixteen days
were spen, in the election of Speaker in
Congress and during TINT time, at least
one hundred thousand dollars were ex-
pended
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

A destructive gale and snow storm was
recently experienced on the coast of New
England. Much damage was done to the
shipping al Boston. AMI olhrr places.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
N. ". HODGES. Principal.
p. +. I.iMMOND, Steward.
10Y. M ! I;,,y,I;i DAw!S' Execnri

JAS. b. .MOELY. '0""'''e'
N. B.-'rhc EierGcid Adrertiser, is re-
quesled To publish the proceeding conImu'
uca'iou AMI send lis account 10 VIM.
Smith, Treasurer, Minnsboruugh
n. W. ii.
We sn1iuin the following extract from
our former publication:
"TmEi:s oF ADMISSION.
Satisfactory testimonials Of moral cI'ar-
actcr, will be required Of each new STU
dem"
Board exclusive Of washing and bed
'iing) for the scholastic year. s;l"O
Tuition, lnr do. from so to S4J
for each session. payable in a'lvancr.
"Wa>iiirs can I've procured al 81 per
munlh; washing AMI nrnding at 81 25.
The Stewart can supply with ma1tra>.e,,
those who may come uurrOvI,icd, on rca-
snnabIc tarrs
Dee. y. 1850 # is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

Congress.-R. NJ. T. Hunter S b.
Treasury Nhis, anl Nulli!irr Of Virginia,
is elected Speaker of the House nf Repre-.
sen'a,ives. There ere eleven hallntiugs
for this office. The whole number OF
votes taken Al The last balIotne. was 232;
of these. Mr. Hunter received ll9.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Correspondence Of the Southern Patriot.

w V.Ns IVNN'
This morning the House Of Reprrsrn-
talives aud Scnale, appointed! their JOINT
Cnnlinillee To wait upon the President an.i
infurm him that they were ready for his
Message.
The House then proceeded TO The cleo
ti"n of utli, rrs.
On TIE first ballot Mr.. Fnllonshce was
reelected Dunr Keeper, and Col. lluntcr,
Assistant Door Keeper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Ssubsic IsOajce,

rENiii. Public are hereby notified, that will
q moi pay aE"t of hand giveu me by 10 iii
il :. n;'w due, for $40, as the property for
hi : $uiL ro,c was given has proven TO be
,ruSnumI I am determined not to pay tho
same. unless compellaI by law
BENAJAH CURRY.
Dec ~. 1920 cd5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
NO E'EGE,

q Ii. pc!Snls idebt to Smith s. Frazier
IA are rcGrire,! To call and settle their notes
The chs may he'll moi settled by
I in OF lamar! next, they will he left in the
iaud. of an .IGEA 1iOr co lection.
SMITH 81 FRAZIER.
Dcr. ,. 1870 tf44
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
EdceIie!d Ii>tiict.

FAtL TERM. 1889
EFT IS .)rdcrrd that Court Of Common Plea,
4 M. General S@siors. for the Trial of the
Cnsesrot ds,nssf of at this Term, be held at
+ Tdre6eid Corr,lolse. on the fourth Monday
in Jauunry h:f;, r,o,F 1s.u
Gro. pc'E. c. C. P. & G.s.
Nhy - 81 tt 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
carriage Making.

.,,,,sgt. Baskets, Rcanefs, &c.
~y the .at.s, arrivals. and will be open in
@H a dav or two, new lot OF
rIauarls, Bonnets. and Laced Goods.
ALSO,
F., Case. containing ii MI 500 10 1000 French
RosIes. comprising every variety aud size
,u., received and now openi:a by
''''' '''''> JOHN o. Is. FORD.
Hamburg, Nov l9 1S39 1t 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Election Notice,

FE7IlE r.ircion Tor S.eritf OF Edgefirld Dis
y lrr, will take J. ac'. as i.eretnlorr adver-
'.srd. on III" srro"d Monday IN January. but
i..at !" Ordinary wiilt't 'ase place Until wri,s
are issurd by :hc Governor.
w. SIMKINS,
Charm D. NJ. E. Of Edge. Dist.
Dc r.. 1S3n g As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

Mr.. Caldwell was elected by The Lrgis,
lature. l2Ih Director of the Bank of the
State of South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Final Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the cs.
/ a tate Of David Zimmerman, deceased are
requested 10 present them duly lattes,ed on or
hciuye tine first Of january next, and those in.
d'bte'' to tie estate, are required 10 make pay.
nrEi on OF hefhre that time, as longer. indul.
scuce will not be given
JOHN LAKE, -,
wv. ZIMMERMAN. admir-.
Dec 16 1850 c46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

Lanedon Chr,cs. jun is elected State
Reporter, aud VIM. E. lIayne is re-elecl-
ell Comptroller General.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Ai.SO tEDUT
TWENTY VALUABLE NEGROES.

fIJrscs HaicS. SlorE ot CanI" Hogs. rorR Fod-
der. Farming Ui,usiis Sc. So
The ah"ve >ale viii COMMENCE on tIlr day
abnrc mcn'ion"d Il. the RIVER rIaulnlion. and
continue from day 10 dly un; iini>Ird
+ rms % Sale. he land: will So snll nn n
credit ri one a.ld two vcar.. with ii,'rest iinm
DE-, nj >ac. and possession given immediately
TIE uc.r"rs 'nr ore I"uih Casii. and In" ha!-
an"r on Il credit until t!lr first day OF Jan ary
lall
i'oral' o'!ror propnrtv-s"m n"drr"n hun
dr"d dollars, Cash. Sums o:rr thai ani" nt. Il
credit ii twelve ntS w.t',mi imcreSt.
i.eS'rv Pats Of the lands vi h" cxhib.
tied IN iii" day Of sac.
JDHT DAUSKE1'r. Trustee.
Eleeicld : G.. D. C ~ I''S9 e IL
Til" C"lifmhiu carolinian. The CharicSl"n
Courier a:d Au.risia CiOni"ic & Scntr'c cl
VIII insert .lhc above resuIari, Until Tie i'h Of
February. aud forward heir bills to this nilice
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Notice.

a III. persons indebted 10 the estate of the
"a late Joseph GriiGn, are requested to make
immediate payment. and those having demands
will rende. their ACCOUNTS duly altested, within
the i'm" pres rhed by law.
n. Is. Indulgence is ont OF iheCucstion
r c. GRIFFIN, ! Admiris-
I. Z. GRIFFIN, traitors.
Dec Z, lS39 d 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

AT the late Session nfr the Legislature. lie
village Of Edse6"ld was Incorporated fI'
a term Ot years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
EE 4 M 4. ~ a. AZ.
Z" Thr sakrn tic ihni binds i,ro ,ciHing hearts.
VI Ai{ltIE,D.

On Thursday evening 2iti ur. by Barley
Marin Esq. Mr.. +. G.. BLAND. to Miss Eliza.
beth second daughter Of c. b. Cochran. Esq.
al oi' tiliS District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
iinal : >Otice.

a IL. persons having demands against tic
"A cSta" of William Holloway. deceased arc
lrT"' sird 10 present them duly atteSted, on or
heiure the first OF Jar uary next ard those in.
drhird to the estate are required 10 make pay
''''nt ON or before that time, as longer indul.
eencc will nuI BE- given.
JotDAN HOLLOWAY, / rr,r,
JOHN LAKE L1rs.
Dec. il, 1889 4j
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Notice.

4 : hereby civer that alter the first day of
3. January nest. no Letter will will he given
ont % the Post O.ice.unleSs the postage is paid.
The rosrage OIL Newspapers must be paid
Qurrteriy in advance.
NJ. FRAZIER, P. Nt.
Dec. ,, $50 tf "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

exercise it in all mercy, and not force them
10 rise up in their majesty against them.
As there is no remedy for j, at present. we
must bear the evil of shin plasters, and
deprecated Georgia notes little louger in
our section. with the best grace that we can.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Il % k'Ea.ai-

g. LII Pcrsors indebted to the Estate of the
LR- Int" Jesse Hobbs. deceased, are requested
I" make immediate payment. And all persons
having denmn''s against said estate are request
ed to present them duly attestpu.
ELBER'T DEVORE; Admr.
December 3. 1879 If a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
To Hire,

no the first ni January next. two or three
@@ Negro einws hrl"neing, I" inc Estate
: iof,:. sgn Richardson. dereased, will be Hirrd
r y 'Go inr til" I ns,,imr year, at the anatioh be.
"h 10, '- W. ~ s,'J Estate, near Mr Fen Stevens
place. 1000 AZ Gun,a,an OF tie M;xors
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

F. w. Cnlcock is elected Superntcnd
ent Of Public Works.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Large STATE OF s..,.a:.s a. Negroes

Large SAFE GS ha.i:iS a. Negroes,
sN coriurlD;ty to Il '!ecrrc of the Ccur Of
1 Equity, will he sod on Tuesday the i'm ul
=, bruary rext. al, 'iri PA laiun on iavannan
RIVER, containing fourteen undred acres more
or less adjoining lands oi John iloSGly. Sils
Laner, and others, ana lying immediately nn
the Rivel below TIE mn;lth / Str .,l"iIs Creek
one tiIirl of winch is cleared anI in ."d repair
and in a lin stale prl'lll"diatr culvatio!I; up
purcnaui to winch. Is Il valuable fishery. Ht
Bull Sluce This trari will he sold entire. or
in lots to suit the rOnv"nieucr of purchasers.
The above property Is distant seven niles
from Hamburg. b.: The Marlinl.wn Rond. ''nd
has been fnulrl 10 b. is healthy any in the
country.
Tha, v:;lnailc plantation IN STEPHENS Creek
and iim .!ariTinwr !;ord. well known as The
Kew place, containing about nine hundred
acres
Another irac. Of land I'D o;ninr the alrn,r
on t!la Nar;itfnwn Rad containing one hun.
drrd acres. murc ar les.
ALSO.
The pIl tation on C',avi<' Creek. now in
the 30 session %. Wm j. iYi.i m.il i:Ic'u I'M
thu ..u,ne.:rai rOnarning ahon; i:,rl,c Il: -.
drcd arrrS mare nr hess. "n wIiri, is an cxcri
LINT iris NlI anil fuit,n, sin: aII in good r..
pair Vii iiia abyn and. nsr knnwn and CT
c!ralcd ;lS lriug the iiin-t ad nns' fertile Cot
ton and tirain land> in lie District
Ai>J.
4 tract Of pine la.d uu the head Of Swpr.
VA cr. contlinin. lhnu: 900 AMI ninety arrpS
more or less. al .oining lands OF Reason La
ham and others.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Final Notice.

a IL. Persons Indebted % The estate Of Ernn.
IA cis Il. Mitchell drreaScd arr requested 10
ma - raymen': or any having demands, to pre-.
s..ni them du'y atteslcd.
CALEB MITCHELL, Admir-:
Dec'mher u. SO Il 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Notice This,

1 LII persons indebted to The Estate of Ed
"a ward Garrett deceased. are requested to
make payment; and those having demands u.
sa:.l+t sad eStae to render them in properly
authenticated TO JAMES MILLER,
Agent Tor jarrett Wise, Err.
Dec Is, 1899 d as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

Since writing the above have asc"rta'ncd
,hat THIS remark i pecuiarl\ applicable TO the
R"p'rt in question. Tie report was drawn
by the Chlir nan. without consultation with,
and in Opposition tn ;he known opno. of Sev'-
raj mnm5ers Of The Committe aud. con rary
70 nj us ire in such EASES, he Chairman nOved
I" lay his mcn report upon the table Th"sc'ar"
the facts. leave the people to draw lEelr'owl
iafirences This statement is made upon the
AUTHORITY nf a member of the Committee.
Brf,retlIc act of i7:ai the enormous amount
of c70O]O (abnut S5l0.00U) wear went to the
civil list from he duties on spirit'fons liquors.
Tfndars Hist of ENGLAND.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

honks, that the reverend bench gave their
consent to such Il wicked hill. Besides, it
is flIsc in acl: for some of them have APP
pcarcd openly aud avowed!y against it +;
aud Il" nn fnd that any one of them will
advise or consent % it,"
mus, defer further comment OF this
Report till another day. JEROME.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
DOMESTIC Gx.EELEgGENCE.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

INV ORR
The arrival Of the QBebee from England iurnishfs
Us with the official return Of the Qnaieriy Average
oftbe Bank Of England. The circulation and depns-
lies continue TO decrease. but there IS an increase
of f342 900 in bullion. IS circulation is row de
Glazed lower than At any period since 1877 lbe
effect of tbs contraction upon merchandise, ana es-
cry thing else is visbtf; and there many indiea-
IONS that il must be continued. The harvest oil
Great Britain is clearly Sufficient for IL. II must
call upon Europe and America for much more b. cad
The Bauk vi course cannot expand under such
demand for bullion. IIer manufactures cannot flour
isi while bread is thus dear Our cotton. tobacco.
aud rice must suffer Exchanges IN London up
on Hambugb, PRS, and Amsterdam afe nov far
from being favorable TO England, while 1t is seen in
New York that lie rate Is full = Per cent. against
London. Amid such facts We can hope but little
for revival of trade over sea. Our great stal les
must TALL with the current, and what make up
in the expectation Of louT vii" in fact. be lost IN the
fall OF cotton, nee, and tobacco. The Northern
and Western States. however, will for once, come
for n share al the exports TO ngland, while the
Southern and Southwestern will, as il were, meet
the loss OF what they gain.
QUbRrERLY AVERAGE OF TIE BASK OF ENGLAND.
Liabilities. Assets.
Circulation sGl6,732 900 Securities G22 7G4. 900
Deposes 5952,OOO Bu lion 1887, 900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

PENSACOLA, Jan. 4.
On monday morning last, fire broke out in the
new building lately erected on Paafox street by DR..
Bronsuham, and before it could be subdued destroy
ed several valuable buildings, besides several others
which was necessary otear down in order arrest
the progress of the dcvouing element. Our distant
readers acquainted with the localities Of The town.
will best understand the effects OF The fite by its be-
ing made known. that the building spoken OF
was situated Immediately nth Of The large house at
the Of Palafox and Intendrntia Streets occu
pied by Gen. Jackson bis residence While he was
IN Florida. The fire spread he whole southern
side OF the building at the same moment that it got
full possession Of the roof Of the brick building on
the other side belonging TO Mr.. Joseph Roche, and
notwithstanding the active effurts made prevent
its farther progress. consumed the adjoining brIck
store owned by The Maestro family.
The principal sufferers by the fire are lie owners
Of the property above named. Mr.. Smith, the drug
gist, ard Miss Nisbel, who occupied the upper a.
parmenls of the large house at the conner and who
unfortunately absent visit TO friend a few
miles from o~n,also Mr., Rogers, who occupied The
building, were the only occupants who sustained any
material loss. The others, mostly merchants, ware
insured.
This is the most destructive fire that has ever
happened in Pensacola and has laid waste nearly the
whole front of the square in the best built part Of the
town,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

DEATH BY PoIsoSING.-A sad case Of accident
poisoning occurred at Brooklyn on Wedn,sdlh
Mrs. Randolph. wife ola naval oic err married about
six weeks. the daughter of Mr.. Smith of Futons
feeling ndsposed, sent TO AN apoihccary's for some
magnetism The person who served in the store y
mistake sent arsenic which the unfortunate adt
made use of and after considerable suffering 't'
from its deeterious effects. A physician beng car
ed in gave his opinion that the Iady's death was "
casloned by poison. On this information the sp'|
ecary WAS informed of the fatal error he bad COW
mnted, but he insisted there could be no ms'''i
and IN confirmation ofhs sword mixed and swa'V Hn
portion Of the powder from the same Jaf w"
which the medicine sent Mrs. X. bad been lah'I 81,
In short time he became dangerously H. anu q,
for prompt and skIful medical aid would nav -,
suredy lost his life. He is out of danger on
in avery low stale. We could not obtain l"' N,
ticulars, such as the names Of all parties az ,scI
informant not being in possession OF them ..nr.
however, as we have related them are, we a's '''
ed, strictly true.