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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
20, o DOLLARS
.ad daily al lie corner VI Main aud Ma
streets, tuT
CAsH Bur NnT oN TITK.

lash But NOT ON Eltk
Nv T. ole now recciyi Z BU1 op-niug a snlan.
did summer sloC < Of FANCY and STA
PIE DRH GOODS. which. in addition 10 our for.
met stock, renders our assortment large and NJ,
complete as any IN Inc west. aud which We are De.
Iefmined TO sell Cor CASH al very reduced price,
10 sun The present economical times and scarcity of
money.
On The FIRST day of August next The Limitation Of
our present partnership expires. Ia, ing that ubiecr
m view, We are determined To reduce our rrcsenf
Stock Of goods rs niue as possible, * consequently
have that additional induccment On our pat 10 Offer
great bargains 10 cash buyers, and have. there.
fore. determined To discontinue the gene al credit
system md will sell (s near as prsclIcabie) c1Clu
siycly orCASH. Those who wish 10 get a large
pr'mIum (n The way Of hlrgains) Tor their money
viii find u 10 their interest 10 wenI their way e.
our shop.
With such Of our old custom ers however. Who have
promptly paid their bills when presented, We will
be pleased TO continue orr very Agreeable business
intercourse under former arrangements aud al our
lowest Gosh prices
an 30 w. 7. SEIBY a co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

YNHE subscriber offers for sale his grocery in the
toSn Of Fulton, one mile east Of Wheeling on
the National road. end now attended by VIM
Lose. Inc location offers great inducements 20
a person wishing TO do 4 ANAL business, rs IL is
IN a new aud prosperous town and without any
competition. The stock Of groceries is new aEd
OF the best leading articles and the fixtures are
complete. Any one wishing TO examine eau cal
on WIN NJ Lose who will give every satisfactiol
on the subject. As no new license will be tan
ken out PpllcatiOn ought 10 be made aOOn, else
the stock viii be removed to town on the Ist Of
May. apis NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

ENIRE &MARINE INSURANCE-There ar
3 twosItuatons only 10 which individuals can
De placed, w1ere they can adequately appreciate
the value ot insurance. These are, while stand
lng upon the runs of their own property, either
receiving from an insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by n d,solate tam
~, lamonuug hat stupidity and folly which had
i1,led 70 r1vlde for such a contingency.
s ATKINSON, Agent of the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
wul tdke risks on dwelling houses, ware houses.
stores mills, factories, dc, together with their
cninery, and syeTyother description Of iusurablc.
property Also, on steam, keel and flat boats
and thcir carg1es to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the u S
holel. jan l., 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
FOR TEXAS

ILITiRI Picket Annual frr volunteer
VA and militia officers with Instructions Tor per.
'"rmIng the various evoluiiuns aud duties OF guards.
'%"niine's, coinplemenis. aOd firing national Saluirs
= reviews and inspections. Infantry aud covalry
word exercise. &c. &c. by Major J X Dunn. Just
received and for sale by
mar ~ ROBE & STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

ANNA , 80 49, 49, vi INV
Apurely vegetable and highly approved com
pound preparation OF the PRUNUS vlRGINE
ANA or Wild Cherry Bark, approved by the Col
lego Of PharInacv, recommended by the Medical
Faculty. and universally acknowledged the most
valuable Family Medicine ever discovered.
NFNO QuAckERYl NO DECEPTION . "a
The physician may boast Of his skllin many
discases-the quack may puff his wonderful cures
but Of all the remedies ever discovered for Olsen
ses of the Pulmonary organs, n Is universally adj
mitted nothing has ever proved as successful a.
that invaluable medicine, Or. WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF VILE CHkRkY. which has ,fssted
some of the most nstonish hing cures ever record
ed in the his ory Of medicine,
Such indeed arc the astonishing htaiirg an
restorative properties Of this Bnlsam that sVea in
the advanced stages Of CONSUMPTION, aud
I'm Liver complaints, diseases whicn have afEsd
the skill of the most distinguished Jhy Sciuns,
when patients have suffered the most distressing
Z cough, great difficulty IN breathing, nieht sweat,
I bleeding Of he lungs, &c.afteT the most esteem
ed remedies Of our pharInacopias have failed, ths
invaluable remedy has hot oRly given surprising
. reliefbut actually effected cures, nfiCr all hopes
OF a recovery had been entirely despeired Of.
Besides it, surprising efficacy IN these fofplda.
bic complaints, II has proved a Nry sup eTiur Ts-
ncly for diseases of childgen, such as he Group,
shopping cough, etc. aud in Ihoss disorders
! that prevail so extensively through tho winter
SESSION, such rs coughs. colds, pleutisy, infiuen.
"a. and PAL. $ in the breast, proceeding from noa4
" - - -
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mONEY.

EHLLlgJTuE. Lancaster. ONO Bank ,o,
u InukiIn Bf-k ofCo'um5us. will 10 taken +.
pafm payment or subscription. ~ The AHf-i-4r III
.1sfr. a msH.bIy Periodical devoted o. he Oh
Of he LpgaG Historical SJcieiy. Published !,
ta' collie. 0a... 90 la Ita.ly depot. Is Nfogw.
y % JOIN ID THOMPsON.
s. Il -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
FOR SALE

NORTY bbls ". o. Molasses, 10 hhds N. o
Sugar in store and for sale by
ian % JACOB g. MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

f" W RENAN WV Wv N
HAAMS-4O.OO0 IbsCin cinnati Sugar cured
IL Bacon Hams for family use just received aud
.ur sale by
mar 10 NJ e. LLOYD
COLDS, COUGHS, q CONSUMPTIOS
NHF.SE universal complaints wc find N almost
n every family. attended with more or less So.
verify, a. the same time REGARDED by some with
very tile attention., until tdey BEGIN to assume a
crI0us character. Why arc patients so neglect
.ul # themselves when they know thai their
health is all M all Are they not aware that II
rtqIITes . much longer time 10 arrest a disease
when %sutisre1 TO Knit it, threads upon tho vitais?
viii those who de Ire health take good advice
and always be pro ided with a few bottles of
u, Duncan's EXpectorant Remedy" whereby
they can Immediately ares, the fatal progress Of
Consumption, and not be compelled TO src-d
yea 3 in misery and pain, besides making an "A
pOthe saTy Shop" Of their stOma5hs7 This Medic
cine is certain IN lie effects. # used in due season.
and al Ways produces relief in the most hopeless
cases, by it, soothing and palliative effects. THIS
Is a consolation winch many appreciate
Office and Wholesale Depot, No 10 North
Eighth street. Philadelphia,
For sale az the store Of
JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling, Va.
FFfrn . HnNNgWnnT hnffIn rHwa OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

NHAsONs SACRED HARP. with both ronud
INI g. Patent notes just received and for sale
an II J. A. INGRAM.
SALATHlEL "A story Of he pest. the present
- and The future by The Rev Geo Croley. a new
edition N 2 vols. Just received md for sale At the
Bookstore Of JOHN FISHER.
iun II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

HNOR RENT-The dwelling house Ola Quin
a cy street, RON occupied b. Johp = Clarke.-
Apply To DANIEL LAMB,
mar iO-il Agent for The Owners.
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Merchun, Beforehand oseph Cunningham

The defrnd mt, Dcford not having entered his
appearance and given secur. " according 10 the
act Of Assembly and the Tulcs Of IN = court and
It appearing by ~satisfac orr proof that he is not
an inhabitant of this Comm onwealth; on motion
Of the complainant by counsel. u is ordered that
the said defendant DO appear here on the frs
daV Of the next term of this court enter his ap-
pearance and answer the complairants bill and
that a copy of tnis order be forthwith ins6rted n
tome news, aper printed IN the city Of Wheellns
front door ef the court house Of Ohio county.
a copy tesie
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

NLD Port Wine for Medirai purposes Tor sale
~ at the Family GrDccry STORE. EeaTiy opposite
The Rig Red Boot" aud two squares west and
honh Of lhe Black Mammoth Boot
may 81 n ELLMAkER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

VlkGINlA-lS CHANCERY-
At rules held in the Clerks office of the Gil
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
lne'county Of Ohio, IN the month CT March,
IS42.
Andrew p Woods Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
YOUTHS & CHILDREN'S FASHIONABLE
CLOTH CAPS.

ID ECEIvED this day a, M'CALLAM'S a larg,
aud most splendid assortment Of Youths ana
Childrens fine c.0;h Gaps.
l79 main street.
pul23 A.C. M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
Plain, Pressed and Cuts

Lamp Glasses. man in the United states.
All the above articles now ca hand and Tor
ale LowtR for cAsH than the same guilty 81
ware can be purchased at any other factory Ia
the Union.
IL. MILTOI MILLER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

a LIFE IN NINA, Just received al lhe Book
"a Store md Periodical Office OF
m II ] A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

A GENERAL Assortment OF We'll Paper beau
n tiful patterns, just received and for sale Ivy
np II J INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

SpARNEYBY RUDGE, by Boz. IN Que vol
uD ume with numerous engrnvings fr sale at
up IL J A. INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30

NoRN BROOMS-o0 dozen Nc
u ] and ? Tor sale b. II. NIKE & CO.
nav a6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-30
EiT-giniH Hotel
IACOB A. KLINE.

CORNER OF MAIN q MADISON STREETS
WHEELING VA.
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THE GREAT REMEDY

ENoR CONSUMPTION and LIVER COM.
n PLANTS, ASTHMA. BRoNCH tbs, PAIN
OR WEAKNESS IN THE BREAST, GROUP
in CHILDREN, WHOOPING COUGH. CRO.
MIC COUGHS and oil diseases Of the pulmsnR-
y NSsrrrRrsS OVvN pRrsf ptpr,oN.
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BARGAINS IN CAssIMERs.
CAWPETING
RIANKErs.
SPLENDID FRENCH GUARD

A LARGE assorimeai jasl received and zoe sale
- 81 I'D main o..
ay,fI93 &C HCNILAN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

\ her honor would never be erased. /
understand thatife Texas governmental has
sen, an officer Of her army. as an agent, TO
Our city, TO ask for snccor and aid, in this
her hour of need. ! trust his call will not
be in vain. follow citizens. would sue-
gest 10 the friends of Texas 10 call upon
those who stand pre-eminen, for elevated
talent and unsulied integrity in our CON-
muniiy, to take an active par, in calling
dlarge public meeting, in order to raise
funds for sister republic. who asks our
aid; Mexico with her haughry ard arrogant
bearing, has once more determined TO at.
tempt to crush Texas. but all true friends
ofthe new Republic may rest assured what
ever may be the result Of the approaching
contest, that her snowy mantle Of homer
will not be stained in the conflict, and that
the radian, single Star of Texas will ever
siaud proudly pre- eminent in the dome OF
the armament unlarnished.
PALMETTO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

COagrcss.-The Correspondent Of the Char
lesion Courier, under date Of the 9th ult. says:
lrihe Housc to-day, The committee OF Nj
.itary Affairs reported bill! 10 establish The MI
hilary posts 10 the Oregon Icrrory, one at.
and another iIear Columbia River. report
accompanies the bill. The bill proposes 10
buiid Two forts, aud 10 gaI risom thcm with ai-
,ecn hundred men: To hold out inducements 10
enis,ments and settlements, by giving bounty
lands aud ration, los cIdren.
The Senate renewed the consideration oil
the iyporfisEmrTt BW. Tic debate was con-
trnued um TIE proposition oI Mr. Preston, 10 h!l
the blank with the rau" nj .2,OOO.
" Mr. Roberts, iir AIcncr Mr. Rires. and
Others. made vcly strong speeches against ~
crea-ing the nuiube; ni members IN the ffouse.
Mr. Benton. Mr.. Wright ana others spoke on
the other side. Mr.. Archer was very decided
OH this subject. which is rather an unri-uai.hirg
for him. lie expressed his rcgrc; that h'S friend
IRON kentucky (tlr. trIitc tcndcn) had gone
with Tue GcmagogGes on Inns subject. lie sa!d
that an incrca-e "l the number would destroy
the balance OF our institutions and reuscr Lac
Government 100 democracai, even II 1t shoulu
be supported IN regular ionn at all. lie he'a
that tI,e Senate liaii an equal night with the
House Ia detrrmine this inaitcr. aud were 'ne
better able TO do H. because they are free from
local and personal intlucnccs IN regard 10 II.
So far from Welding TO the opinion OF the
House on this mster, ii they rejected higher
ratio. offered by ,iie Senate. he would adhere 10
the diSas cement rom The liouSr, and take INC
consequences OF the failure Of The bill. de
had no doubt ,ha, the people would support inc
Scnale III the stand they might tTke against tho
increase OF the Number OF members. As TAR
rs he could learn. the people, every where, ana
especially ia hIs Stale. were extremely ANXIOUS
that the number Of members ot the Houseshoutd
be diminished rather than increased.
Mr. Rivcs. in the course Of some rcn'7rss
on the subject, expressed his Willingness 10 20
for House uf 200 members, which was tne
limit proposed by MIR Madison.
The question was taken on Mr. Preston $
proposition OF 81. 100. and io,i, 10 to 80.
IAN the subsequent propositions were ti'ea
aud lost. till the Senate came 10 the motion oi
Dir. Barrow. to fill the blank with IL ,257. Thts
was carried, 25io 81.
ai,. Walker then said that tlsa liz adppss
cd cut off Nes; psiiirr ~ y small npplDexI
FROM ofa .susbeFs he pspss III rsresfsls.
the vct6 IL s. tgen. with ses q, pileT ss9sls
Eyans arotssteG s, set sisse Elssl n
saae reasons would apply ss be- 81 81 " lsnks
in 6vee The akies, ts taIs md eyeTy sElceeasss
ralie proposed.
Mr., s5esrtrk reRiKSlsest that lsess. ss'
sE9e would be sevgd 81 TIE cilcElal
s4ntaIibns 81 sgfae3 np0n.
BUT the vote was :yetnsss eEsd Tho 20
nsEa ADORNED qsef t6 apnass. ipasilis llte
question III slsis posture.
Ne EsDuys vi ID sUsIeits isp sssl ~
siecSeass. ile Skspv 81 jlley tSve aoae stss veg
B,.s Ii S I.t .aliessa sss elis!e 81 gqss.
low lheir isst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

ssa We ago 81 81 sInes Picard 10 iitld slsass
lIse eiyizsns al onr disiriet zte iskep aSsiee d.
by ytlS6sa 6f other 6islsietsl aii more
I6pse wlisGn our siiiseas sesevf tfuts; apsosis
tieni capabls II perfoygnips Iilr iiuasstssls
81 effcpseseat;pr ilsswj jr SE;as,t "
lgeiheretores wit, eleasare llla siliiSIss.
ing IRON The SresnTiile Aiouizsalaeet
foFGur own psss, no llssisaeiea i
,Dr q G 5riiie. dessrFfs slIa isigh esieouislsg
Fsst upon him bg 3 Il 4 ssissd Il lsri
sssr I'll k,;iter III i gTStI
bys ren; autnlserof Tue F.s
iiser, .lss fSr II d Ia ,nu
The people of4isas Disiric, as j Iass
for the Legislature. His correct sss ~
mcn' aud unremiiring attention 10 bnsi-
ness during The term for which be was
elected, are decided indications of his fi.
rurr usefulness in that body under
stand 'ho,ih Doctor is farmer. and be.
lieve him in he patriotic. high minded
man. Such membe are always useful
both in our National aud Stale Legisla
lures. AFRiE.D TO MERIT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08
Edgedeld C. H. S c., 9th June. 1882.
For The dirertiSey.
Very respectful.

In conformity 10 n reqnis'iou, Of the CoDsti-
tu,ion of the Cambridge Agricultural Society,
providing that Standing Committees be ap-
pointed annually, Tor The purpose ofconsiderins
aud reporting on the di;crcn, subjects COM
mtted TO their ca,c. the president would an
nounce the following Standing Committees
for the year 1892.
/. On C"rn.--Maj w. Eddins. H. Beard.
and r. G. Gillian.
= On Cotton -pr. J Holland John Foy,
nd Geo. Sheppard.
5 On Mannres.-Dr J. p. Barrou, Vincent
Griffin, and ] F. Watson
4. On Whenl.-Capt X Child, L. G. Car
ar aud Stanmorc BROOKS.
s. Oats and other small grain.-Dr. s. V.
AN. VIM. Carter, and Abrain P. Pool.
Is. On Horse. aud Mulcs.-Col. w. BROOKS.
iIm". rc-ncll. md Il. w. Curwile.
DH ii"=s-Dr K c. Griffin. Maj. T.
rcuoiIs. and ,im X. Smith.
. On Cauie.-Capt. VIM n. Griffin, J.
cClennaL anI Wa. Andrews.
0. On Sh ep.-Capt. L. o. Byrd. L. D. Mc-.
rimom. and Rev. w. p Hill.
ln. pn -AaricriiIiEal- Irn,lLanlnais---arr i
" Coleman. Reuben Cooper, and John Foy.
IL. To make he Recesser. arrangements,
and award premiums n, the exhibition ofs,ock
IN November ne,t-MaJ w. Eddins, James
Creswell, Capt. T. b. Byrd, Dr.. Thomas r.
uaiy. and Vinccu Griffin.
IL On lIortlculture.-Dr T.Sciblcs, Dr..
Thomas B Dendy, aud }. w. Child.
~. VISITING C"mmitIee Preston Brooks,
II. ". .,uhefurd, Capt. Il ,,,. Child. Richd.
". Wine, James Cr-swell and Jas. Gillian.
JAMES GILLIAN, President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08
New ORLEANS, May 26.

We have received file OF late Yuca'an
,,,crs from which we learn that in con-
scnneuce of tho refusal on the ParI oi
Prcsiden, Sata Anna TO ra,ify the treaty
concluded by the Commissioners nt Mer-
IL, and the hostile step OF Iorbiddins lu-
co,an vessels 10 enter auy Of the Mexican
por,s. the Governor had convened an ex-
ira session o: Congress. who ai the last
da.es. we're discussing the measures ncccs-
sorv 10 be adoptcrl,o secure the State from
Mexican aggression. All The proceedings
onpeorcd TO bc marked by harmony aud
cnnI deIibera,ion. Builctin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

The Venerable Henry Southard-the
father of The present distinguished PrcsiS
dent of The u. S. Senaie-died at his resi-
dence in Baskenridge. Somerset Co., Nesg.
Jersey. on Sunday morning. the 22d iEsss
at The advanced age of 95 years, Hehad
enjoyed good health. and the full ps.sses-
sion Of bis mental faculties, upto within d
few DAYS OF his death, which occurred aiss
rrr ou!y four or FIVE days illnesss 5daeed
by fatigue from walking,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08
.rrnrn ,he Charleston Courier.

TcraS. Liberty and Southern InS'iiu-
tions.-tNho is there in the south. who
does not see that the cause of the people
of Texas is our cause! Who does not
see, iu the question now in agitation. the
effort Of England 10 destroy all slavery,
bu, The slavery Of her sixty millions Of
ryo,s in bondage TO The East India Com
panyi Aud who, would ask, is so blind
that he has no, seeu England carrying on
u war in disguise ever since we became a
nation! lie has indeed been but a super
fetal observer for the last half century,
who is blind to the hostility which she
bears towards us, in every department of
trade and commerce, rs well as manuiac-
lures aud ,he production of the raw mate
rial. She is obliged 10 see in our rapidly
rising republic, the evidence, that in Que
century from the present time, she Will be
but secondary power To people, once
in colonial sub lection to her. When Eng
land was struggling for national existence
asains, The gigantic strides OF Napoleon.
we grew iulo such strength, that the Wis
dom of her couuseiors soon discovered her
inability 10 meet us III battle ON our SOIL.
and thai man 10 man and gun far gun, we
could successfully conleud with her upon
the deep. From force she has desi,lcd,
bnt she has continued TO use every poliiI-
cal slralascm in her power 10 reinrd eur
onward course to The first ranS among The
nations of the earth. She iore>ees that
the scep,re must pass FROM Judah, unless
she can successfully suPpInnt US, in the
rich, valuable aud varied products o' our
uncomfortable soil and climate. She secs
,ha, The greater part OF our NATIONAL wealth
is bottomed upon the rich and vaiuahir
prpluc,s Of the pluEration States which
proceeds from slave labor. She sees II"
Texas our sister Republic, vas, extension
of our domestic institutions nnd prohrc'H'
This she is deslrous 10 iinii. and hrnce ner
willingness to supply the Mexican 'yront
with navy. men aud money, Ia crush ihis
gallant nation, WHO copying alter us, de
clared independence aud Won 1t by the va
lor of her sons. :,
Are we prepared to look on with q colo
and lslIess apathy in such contest. 1oa
furbid. Le, us send 10 our sister republic
every emigranl we can spare. Lei our
sons 20, and inspired with the belief that
in defending The liberty and national exis'
tance of Texas. they are protecting from
proiana,ou tho domestic altars aud hearth.
stones of their aDcrsrors, they WA aud
mus, be invincibIe. The blood oi Caroil-
ma is now there, honored and beloved
We have many jewels. and can spare
many, 10 emblazon the cscu'chcon oirrxas.
Willwe do it, Who can doub, ii. 70.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Disturbance at Hayti by the arrival Of
the American schr. George Henry from
Port an Prince on Saturday evening, we
learn that serious disturbances nre ihrea-
toned 10 tic existing state Of things in the
Hayliau Republic.
The rumor is-that The deputies from
the South demanded in their places, in the
House Of Representatives. The production
of the Budget, or Ways and Means, and 4
statement Of the manneri in which the treas
ure belonging tn The late General ChrisIo-
phe, had been di-posed OF, but they were
denied. and the Deputies expelled. They
were again elected, and the demand was
repea,cd. followed by the same results.
This. il is added, fred the people of the
South with indignation at the conduct,
and induced them to declare themselves
independent. and to place General Borye-
In 1--WE believe) at their head. No actual
hostiirics had as ye, taken place. and we
hope the Haylians will pause ere they
commence the work of self.desIEuciion.-
The times have changed since General
Bower asccnded the Presidential Chair,
and If he would continue TO rule he must
give Hay,i free government. Men will
not always he ruled at the point Of the bay
onet-,hey will echo their war cry of"Li1-
erry or Death" in the ears Of President
Bower himself. There are twenry-seveu
passengers in The George Henry. a few of
whom came on shore. bu. were ordered
back TO The vessel, until the pleasure Of bic
Excellency, the Governor shall have been
obtained for their landing. Amongst the
passengers we understand there is Bar
risrer, and one or Two Editors Of Newspn-
pers. The above are The rumors, and we
give them as such.-KingstOn lJamGica)
Morning Journal, May 3.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08
The ST. Louis Reporter, speaking OF 'h'

The ST. Louis Reporter, speaking OF the
murder Of Gov. Bogss, says:
IL, was supposed that tho assass'on was
one of Joe Smiths followers, ana 'ha' nc
would he caught before ne could reacn
Nauvoo. Letters, it was said. had been
written from Jefferson city 10 Governor d.
before his assassination. putting hln Oh h''
guard against All assault, threatened against
his life by some Mormon fanatics. me
Information was sent 10 Jefferson city by
several respectable persons. who had learn
ed from n Mormon belonging 10 Nnuvoo'
,ha, Joe Smith had been endcavorins 10
persuade some Of his followers 10 murder
Gov. Bosgs for the course he took against
them few years ago. We give tins ru-
NOR for what i, is worth.