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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
EDGEFlELD ADVERTISER,
BY
W.T.: DURISOE, PROPRIETOR.
TIE r NJ S,


Three Dollars per annum, If pnid in
advance-Three Dollars aud Fifty Gents
If not paid before the expiration of Six
Months from The da,e Of SuhScription--
aud Four Dollars il not paid within Twelve
Months. Subscribers ont Of the State are
required to pay in adrancs.
No subscription received for less than
one gear, and no paper discontinued until
all arrearages are paid. except at the op-
,ion of The Publisher.
All subscriptions will he continued un-
less otherwise ordered before the expira-
tion Of the year.
Any person procuring FIVE Subscribers
and becoming responsible for the same,
shall receive the SIKH copy gratis.
Advertisements cofspic unusly inserted AT
GEL cents per square. Q2 lines. or less. }
for the first insertion, and 43a cts. for each
continuance Those published monthly.
orquarterly will he charged 81 per square
for each insertion. Advertisements nnr
having the uumher Of Insertions marked
on them, will he continued until ordered
Our. AMI charged accordingly.
All COMMUNICATIONS addressed TO the
E,li,nr, posi- puad, will he promptly and
strictly attended to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
To Merchants, Physiri:hns, Plan
rcrn md the Public I'm general.

YENIiE Subscribers are now receiving. III
addition to THEN former took. large sup
plies Of DRUGS. SC. &c making their as
sortmeut the most complete ever before Off red
for SAFE in this markrt. To which they would
call the attention of the Physicians. Merchants
Planters, and nil those who wish 10 purchase
any thing in their line. Among the many al
cles of which their Stock is composed. are the
following. viz:
OILS.-$perm or Lamp Oil, of different
qualities, LiriSeed or Paint do, Train OF I an
ners.Io, Neat's foot do. Castor do. Sweet do
PAINTS. VARNISHES. Sc.-Whi,e Lead.
of differrut brands and qualities. ground IN oil,
and in kegs If 2O0lb lOtlib, sob. andz5b each.
Dry White Lead. Chrome Green. Chrome iel-
low, Chrome Red. (a beautiful article and n
substitute ion VermillIon. ut Il much less price,
yellow Ochre, Stone Ochre, Red Lead, Litll
arge, Lampblack, Vertligris dry and ground in
oil, also Biue, Green, Yellow, Black, and Paints
of all colors, ready mixed for use, Spirits Tur-
pentine. Copal Yarnish, 1st and End qualities,
Japan Varnish Black or Leather do
BRUSHES--Paint Brushes, of all sizes,
Cloth do. (something new aud superior,) Hair
do. do. Tooth Furniture. Flesh. Nail, Whie
Wash, Bleaching, Horse, (sonellrng fine, y Tan
ners. Coun.er or Dusting, Crulnb. Heartli
Shaving, (a very fine article,) Comb Sweep
ing. Scfnbbing. and Painters Dus;iug Brushes
together with variety of other Brushes used
bv Painters and Others not herein nrnii,ned
DYE STUFFS-.Among whi"h are Spanish
Float Indigo. Carolina do. Madder, Coppe,as
Loswood. Brazii-wopd, Nicwood, Canwo"d,
Anmattn. &c. &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the many Of which
are the following. viz: Sulphnte Quininr, Snl.
PLAT. Morphine, Acetate Morphine. Piperine,
S;rychniur, Iodine. Elateriuui, lIydrodate Pot
ash. kreoS"ie, &c. &c.
PATENT MISUNDERSTANDING wl.ick
are the following. viz: tlouck's panacea. In
dian do, Swaiiu's do, Smiths Anti Mercurinl
Syrup, or Swaiul's conquer"r. the liygean
Syrup, Spohns cure for sick Head Ache,
Green's T"nic Mixture, (n cure for Fever and
tgue} Also Peters Pills. Beckwi his do.
Snanri's do. Cook's do, Lees do. Evans do.
&c. together with general assortment of the
most popular nostrums of tho day.
ALSO,
A full assortment of Perfnmery and Sonps,
of,he finest qualities.
An assortment Of G:ass Ware for Physicians
and Confectioner's use; such Us Specie Jars.
and Tinctrre Bottles of different sizes. Gradu-
atcd Measures and Tunnels.
ALSO,
Window Glass of various sizes, from 6 by 2.
to 20 by 30, all of which they will sell on favoru-
ble terms. II. X. COOK d Co.
Hamburg, Oct 3. 1899 tf36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

Not Bad-A bill concerning fmermar.
riases between whites ami blacks. being
heihre the Massachusetts Legislature onr
nfihe members ruse and delivered himself
US fellows:
"Mr. Speakef-I shall vote in favor Of
this bill, simply because ] do not wish To
see law OH the statute hook regulating a
mere lnatlef uf tasie. Tor such Iconsider to
he The Whole question fmernarriage be.
Tween per.ons"f,lifferenI cnler. |, n pure
ly n nYatter of fas'e, aud if my friend fion.
Nantucket wishes to marry ha6e. btp
or green wife. am cortenrihar h. shnula
have full liberty to indulge bis preference
for either color. AlkE reques, of him is.
that when | hnPpenIo pay him ffiendl,
visit, al the island, he will not aux; me 10
Kiss his milk ana nsoSdsses ekisaSen'.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

Indians don't kno1o h0io to drink ,ris
Key and be Christiun too."-T'his remarka
BILE declaration was recently matle by
converted Indian Of the Wyaiitlol tribe.
Rev. james Wheeler, Of the Methodis
Episcopal Church, who is now missiona.
ry among these Indians, slaies that the
greatest cause Of backsIitiing amorg tlil.
people is The temptation Sc, before them
by unprincipled wbiskey sellers, who have
establishments near The reservation, on
every side.
He furthermore states, that they no,
only present soul. destroying poison. before
them, hnt they use every argument Ia
in'ilIce the Indians to drink. The Chris
tlan Indians, he says, mourn over the
des"latIon which is thus frequently made
among Them, in consequence of some be-
ing induced TO yield to the temptation thus
set befnre 'henE and turn hack To perlirion.
Mr.. Wheeler states that in conversation
with a WyauIof Indian of the tribe, o
short time since, the Iatler used the fol.
lowing language.
white man very bad. He say, No
hurt 10 drink whiskey. Come. take little.
Dnn'tbe iraid, cause you Christians
White iulks very good Christiatis-drink
whiskes. loo. Come
ME Tell urn. No. Nav he white folks
understand it better than Indian. Indian
don't knop hoa0 TO drink whiskey and Be
Christian ton.
Whar an answer! Worthy philoso-
pher, or a Christian. How many profes.
sors have we in New England who can
drink whiskey, rum. wine, &c., and yet
be gr'od Christians in their own estima-
lion!
Whose heart does nor bleed AT the con-
tll'ionof these poor abused SONS of The
forest Their situation calls loudly for
The sympathy of the benevolent and phi
lan'liropic. II appeals, TOO, in powerful
tunes, To the strong arm Of the law. The
government ought to make il high penal
offence tusell intoxicaling Iiquorsto the
lu,iians.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

Nativity of Members Of tie House OF
Representatives. o the United States,-Of
The two hundred and thirty-fve members
of the House, The following States give
birth TO the number SCI opposite each in
me table suhjoined: Penhsylvania. 81:
Virginia, 81: Massachusetts, 25; N. York.
q; Connecticut, lS; North Carolina. r..
souh Carolina. II; Kentucky, IL; MARY.
aud, II; Tennessee. IL; Georgia, z; Maine,
,: New HansIlire. 3; Ve,monr, S; De'a.
ware. 3; Ohio. 3; Louisiana. 2; Rhode Il.
land. !; ireland, q; England, /.
Eight Of ihe Unite,l Siaies have pnt The
honor of giving birth to d Membe, Of Com
sress.-MadisoniaH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
Ertruet t1om tie Spereh Of Mr.. BrSuM.
Of North Carolina. on the Resolution Of
Mr.. Ihnmpsnn. Of South Carolina, on

Ertract f1om tie Spereh Of Mr.. BrSuM.
Of North Carolind. on the Resolufion Of
Wr. Ihnmpsnn. Of South Carolina, on
the S"iject If Addition.
As to General Harrison, to wImse con-
duet alIulrdin my remarks, | only inten.
lied tn have referred iG the following facls,
10 prrveu, Il waiittn atitsr nr truth aud
history f.r p"li'iral effect. which have
seen published. and is yet wi,hou, CONTRA
'Iiriion. ln The Senate nr the u. Sra,cs.
John Randolph of Roanoke thus spoke of
Gen. Harrison:
Now. sir. the only difference between
The gentleman from Oliiu and myself is hi.
and i is vital: lIlaf gentleman and NV.
self differ fundamentally aud totally. and
did differ when we firsi lnok our seats in
Congress-hr as a Delegate from the Ter.
rlorv Northwest Uf the river Ohio. rs Il
member of The other House, from the
State m Virginia. He was arr open, zeal.
ous. frank suppn fer nf the sedirion law and
black cnekadc Administration; and I wa,
as zealofs. frank, and nren an nI,pnuenr of
black corkafte and seiilion law Admins.
lraIiun. We differ fundamentally and to.
tally we never gree ahom measures or
about men-I dis not mean 10 dictate to
The eenllemen-let us agree tn differ a.
gentlemen oughi to do, especially natives
"f The same SIae. who are anIip0des To
each other III p1ities. lie. { acknowl.
edge, just nnw the zenith ari The na,iir;
hut unless there is something false in the
philosophy of the scIrnhs, in the course of
Time even these will cIrarae fheir places.
TO winch Gen. Harrison replied. aud
acknowledged his support of the Admins
lrarim of The elder Adams thus;
lie has been pleased to say. that nnler
The administration of Mr.. Adams, | was n
Felleralst, and he comes TO thar cnncIu-
sion from the cnuse pursed by ein the
session of l799-lS00.
The senrlemnn had no mears of know
inc nv political principles unless lie, b.
aimed them in private conversation. As
] was on terms of intimacy with he gen.
lleman. il is very probable ,ha, the might
have heard mo express sentiments favQrs-
Bile 10 the then Administration. IcertgnIy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

A Eeef was slaughtered in this place
a a short sh,, + time ago, which weighed gross.
2.i9O lbs! The nett weight Of the ,neas
when dressed, was 1920 lhs.. nm ! broueh,
IN the market Sl45! This beef was
raised in UPson county, by Col. FleweIIin,
whlfher IT had been brought from Ken.
lucky when a calf7 years ago. Fora few
day before being slaughtered he stood in
Mr.. Lanier's stable, aud attracted az
much ctri"sify as the elephant, giraffe, or
any other monster would have done.-f
Macon (Ga.J Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
The Ma2,abasa.g Journal,

A SEMl-WEkKLY PAPER,
Desotcd to Foreign and Domestic Nens, Tie
Markets, Literature, Science, &c. &c.
MARLBOROUGH Il MULLAY,
Editors and Publishers.
'HE present flourisliing tlade, and tie grow
Il ing importance Of Hamburg in CONNER
cal p"inl.Ui view, fully authorize the estub-
lIshlhehi ol stIch News uper us the Publishers 5
de>lsn, TO nuke ui the Journal. No place. Of
t"e saliie population in tie Union, and cerIaIl-
ly nouc where so large an amount OF business
Is traisaelcd. is without such vehicle uf trade
apu luteliigeLce. Livery effort " i'll be mad. 10
render the Journal entirely acceptable to the
liberal aud enlerprslng c. u,inunny for whose
patronage 1t presents itself. Political facts will
he gwen 10 the pnblIc Us matter oi news; hui
po.i'Icai spccnatiuls, with their train of snph-
isiry, uIlslepresenta ion, slauder and abuse.
Will he carefully exclude from our columns.
Particular attention will he given to the s,nte of
the Markets III home and ubioad; and we shall
IurnIsh regular y corrected Its of tie prices
curreLt III iiauDurg: Augusta and Churieston,
US We'll US c"piOus extracts irom the Trade
Lists vi the Northern cities Our extensive
lnilll iucIlilles will give us intelligence ii0m
every pait Of tie GIiull ut The latest possible
dulles. ana ie meuns tl.ey will also afford lIS OF
transirIlilIg our paper speedily to every post.
oince throus bout t.e South and South West.
VIII lliilke iln: Journal useful and valuable 10
t"s bllslueSs meli Ui these sectiuns Of uur "a eat
,ountry. aud We shalt look wit, comii,leure for
pLiluliase at their hauIs. We shah euleavur
u tind PAGE III our Columns for every thing
of intrr.*. To- tn" business cluSSesof the peop
and the community generally; al d, in >l,or,
no expense or labor shall be spared 10 re,.der
tile Journal Il truly valuable paper und III every
way wnlhy OF the favor and support we now
soiIcII fort.
T.rms.-S5 per annum, in advahce. The
Journal will be printed twice Il week, with
good type. on beantinl white l,uper. OF an ex-
TIA imperial size. Advel liSelneuts Inserted nj
the usual rates.
Hanuurg, 5. c., April Z, ls4O. ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

4 Good Hind for Pinters.-The med;.
cal men almost support the New York na.
pers. Pills, Droopsaud PouItices, Carho.
'Ieoas and fatIaceas, including The famous
Essence of Gritliron," aud some ether
smutiy affairsi all up whole colurnny o.
,he 'Io'i1am newspapers. One chan heads
h,s advertisement "integrity," another
calls himself "a Public Benefac,or :" and
"a third is a graduate of foriy-seven medi-
!cal colleges in Europe. Ali these brieh,
genuses have made their fortunes by study.
ing the materia medica, Anatomy, physioI.
ogv, and the philosophy Of Adrerti,;se.- -
The last is the most ingenious. part of ,h ).
business.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
Fashionable SuInmcr Goods.
BRYAN q MINOR,
T.HELORS,

HAVE just received u general assortment
ILL OF Goods for Genllemens ware. of the
latest and most fashionable style. Consisting
in part of
London Cashmere, French and Tlibel
Cloths.
French Bomhazin Gambroons.
Honey Comb. Striped. a,.d Ribbed Linen
Drillngs for Pantaloons.
London Wrltings, Chaes, Plain and Figd
Satin VeStings
4 complete assortment Of
GLOVES, Hosiery, SrocKs, CRAvArS,
SHIRTS, COLLARS and Bosvms.
also, a good assortmentcf
FASHIONABLE HATS.
With MANY other articles. too tedious to mrn-
ton. To which they invite their customers.
and the pubic genera ly to call and cxamlne,
before purchasing elsewhere,
Edsrfrld G. IT,. April 6. 1910. d 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

One Of ths creates, comfhrts which 4
man can eniny in tl,i. life. arises from ali
inward assuranceof his own integrity, and
the cous'iuusness of do.ns bis duty. and
fal6ningthe wishes, injunetions and inter.
ests Of those, present or absent. whom he
loves. He @ho 10 without this co,nfon il
without either the hope Of CAlsliua. or
tho excuse Of an InfdeE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
From The Charleston Courier.

Tribute to Mtchunic Merii.-We are
>lIewn, Yesterday. very handsome silver
cup. presented by the heirs of the estate
of Ihe late Isaac Barrett, to- the fhrfustrinus
Mechanic, who has erected number of
'heir h1Ie halldinys. The cup bears the
following inscripiiu"-
Presented to S. T. Ma1ey,
By tho Estate of Isanc Barrett.
In acknowledgement OF the
Faithful execution Of bis work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14

Hints to Idlsrs,-When you 70 into edi.
tors room, be certain to draw CLAIR
neui his desk!
If fy,u see him writing, be sure to look
ousfhis sholdersH!
1.-The is engaged selecting copy. he certain
to enter into condensation mith him.!
Ifyou see lre has jus' received the mail
do not wait until lie has lacked over fhp
papers, hui ask him ",Dhat hey are about
at Washington?"
At all times, and in all places, wherever
you may rhance to see him, don't forget
10 ask him ..,ohdts the noose?" And hr
will not lail To wish your neck in good
,.ne!-Savannah TIL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-14
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

yE1OLLED before me. by Jacob Green Of
said District, an estray horse, of the lcl
Lowing description. viz: light roored bay. u
bout thirteen hands high. three years o.d. n
star in his forehead. bo;h hind fert white. a scar
on his nosr below his right eye. with slight
marks ofgear Appraised by John McAane<s.
be. worth forty dollars.
JOHN QUATTLEBUM.J J. P
Sleepy Creek, April ~, le40. ID In4m
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REMEDIES.

For a fl Of p0ssion.-Walk ou, in the
open air. you may speak your mind 10
The winds without hurting any one, or
proclaiming yourself ,o he silnpleron.
For q fit ofidlenfss.-Count the tick
Jugs of a clock. Do this for one hour, and
you will he clad to pull off your coat The
next, and work like negro.
FOraft Of ertravagance and folly -
lio to Tie work house, or speak with the
ragged an'l wreiche'l minutes of a Jail
rud you will be convinced
Whu mikes his bed ofbrier and thron,
Must be content tU lie forlorn.
For ft Of ambition,-Go into the
churchynr' and read the grave srones
They will tell you theend of ambition.-
The grave will suon be your bed chamber,
lie earth yonr pillow, corruption your
father. ami the worm your molher and
your sister.
For n fit O. fdespondency.-Look on The
good thing. which God has given you in
this world,~ aud at lhnse which he has
promised To his followers in The next. He
who goes into his garI-n To look for cob
webs aud spiders, no doub will find Them
while lie who looks for a flower, may re-
'urn into his house with one blooming in
~ hlS busom.
For all fits cfaoubt, pe,plerity, and fear
Whether they respecI the body or the
mini; whether they are a load 10 The shoul.
,lprs, The head. or the heart, the following
is n radical cure which may he relied
M, tor | had it from the Great Physician !:
Cast thy burden on the Lord, he will
sustain lhee."-Maine Temp. He. aid.
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The. .Ner0 Orleans MinE-S'oI 900 in
halfand qnartereasles. haIfdollars, dime.
and hHlfdimes, were coined at the New
Orleans Mint during the month Of March.
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Eagefela Court House, C., May IA, AsAo

felt them &c.
Id an address to the people Of Ohio, he
saysl-
have thus, fellow Citizens. endeavnred
toesplaIn to you the principles upon which
our Uhion is formed. RECUMM END
TO you, HOWEVER. THE PROC.
LAMArl0N OF THE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES; Is.
SUED ON THE TENTH OF DEC.
LAST. AND: THE SPEECHES OF
Mr.. WEBSTER DELIVERED IN
THE SENATE OF THE UNITED
STATES ATTHE LAST SESSION
OF CONGRESS, IN ANSWER TO
The ARGUMENTS OF MR.. CAL
HOUN, AS CONTAINING THE
MOST ELOQUENT g. SATISFAC-
TORY, EXPOSITION OF THOSE
PRINCIPLES THAT HAVE Re.
GENTLY BEEN PUBLISHED. BY
ISSUING THAT PROCLAMATION.
I.THlNk GENERAL JACKSON HAS
RENDERED 4 SERVICE TO HIS
COUNTRY OF GREATER MAGNI-
TUDE THAN His SPLENDID VIC.
T0RY,AT NEW ORLEANS.