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TIE Botts.-Thc following are the cha
ces which Mr.. Bolts proposes to prefer
against The President, and which were in
tended 10 be read for information IN con-
ncxion with his remarks. Of which copy
has been furnished 10 The Reporter Tor
publication.
ls,. charge John Tyler with a gross
usurpa,ion of power aud violation OF law.
in attempting 10 exercise controlling IN
llucnce over the accounting officers OF The
Treasury Department, By ordering The
paymeni of accounts ihot had been by
them rejected, and threatening them WIN
expulsion rom Office Jules, his orders were
obcyed.
2L. charge him viii, being guilty of
hish misdemeanor, in yeiaiuiue men III oi-
ice for months after they have been re-
jecrcd by the Senate rs unworthy, incom.
pe,cnt, aud uufai'hful, TO the dc,rimcnl OF
the public interests, and hazard Of loss TO
the public Treasury; tho Government,
having no security for the faithful aPplca-
lion OF the public funds passing through
their hands. aud he thereby defeating that
provision Of The Constitution which re-
quires the advise aud consent Of the Senate
to all nominations made by the President.
Sd. | charge him with gross Official
misconduct: in attempting, in spirit OF re.
ven.c, for constitutional exercise OF
power by the Senate. in The rejection Of Que
of his nominees TO office. 10 remove large
number Of faithful and mcrilorious subJr-
iinn,e officers from The cuslom-house OF
Philadelphia. with whom no fault was
found save that OF a supposed political
preference for another. and who had dis
charged their duties with entire satisfaction
TO the Collector Of the Customs; and Tor at
tempting to substitute in their stead, men
having no other reco mmenda;ion than that
Of supposed acguiescence in his Views
18th. charge him with The high crime
and misLcmeunor Of endcavoring TO excite
disorsanizing and revolutionary spirit in
the country, by inviting a disregard OF, and
disobcdience To law OF Congress. which
law he has himself sworn 10 sec faithfully
executed.
9th. charge him with the high crime
aud misdcmeunor in Office Of Withholding
MS assent 10 laws lHuiSISHSo''o w '"S WV
ra,ions OF Government. involving no con-
sti,ulional difficulty on his part-oi depri-
wing The Government of all legal sources
Of rcveuuc-o( assuming The whole phwer
of ,axution-and Of collecting dulles from
our citizens without the authority or sane
of law.
9Th. / charge him with the high crime
aud misdcmearor Of open prostitution and
proHigucy in willingness 10 barter away
tho offices Of Government, and the Prlnci-
pies he professed, 10 obtain the support oil
one ofthe parties in Congress to which no
has heretofore been opposed.
7lh. charge him with gross official mis-
conduct, in having been guilty Of shame.
less slupliciry, equiYocalion. and falsehood
with bis late Cabine, and Congress; such
as has brought him into disgrace and con-
temp. with The whole American people.
which has disqualified him from admins
iering this Government with advantage,
honor, or virtue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

Al, Meeting oflhe Edsefeld Bar, in tho
Cour, flousc, on ihe 26th inst, J. 9. Jeter,
ESQ.,, was called to lhe Chair. and James Ter
ny, Esq, appointed Secretary.
Mr WardIaw submitted the following reso.
lu,ons. which were unanimously adopted:
Resoired, Tia, our lais brother, John w.
Wimbi.h. Esqr., by his courteous demeanor.
fine talents and general ai,ainmen,s. and cspe-
cially by his readiness 10 debate, industry, and
skill In the law. had acquired the confidence
and regard of his brethren, and was surely at
,ainins great usefulncss and distinction in his
profession.
Rcsoircd. That, in testimony OF our regret
for his premature loss we wear Grape on The
left arm for one month.
Resoired. That the Secretary transmit CO.
by of these resolutions TO the mother Ut the de-
ceased. and furnish copy for publication IN
the Edgeiield Advertiser.
JOHN 5. JETER, Chairman,
J. TERRY. Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

This arrangement, Of the Districts has been
selected, after careful examination oftne sub.
icc,. as the most practicable and convenient
division into Congressional Districts Of which
the State is susceptible.
The allotment and cai!ocalion has been made
with special regard to the geographical situa'
ton Of the present Judicial Districts, and TO The
degree Of intercommunica,on between their
respective inhabitants. upon which n'casurcably
depend ,ha, harmony OF sentiment and opinion,
rha, uniformity Of manners and customs which
constitute the unity and Eomogencousness of 4
people.
Their geographical connection. and the gen.
eral similarity Of the manners and habits OF
their inhabitants. indicate the fitness aud pro-
pricty cf this arrangement, and furnish c"sent
argument in favor of It's adoption This divl-
sion Of the State does not preserve the preriSe
federal numbers entitled TO n member. but II
approxima,es equality nearer than any other
division into which the State can be thrown,
without violence to geographical fitness, and L"
the high considerations 10 which we have aIud-
ed. We are persuaded it will be found upon
an examination Of The subicc, lha; no other ar
ransemrn, will be either so natural IN regard
to geographical proximity and position, "r np-
proach so near the Federal numbers. OF winch
each Congressional District should be conPos-
cd rs the one under consideration, unicss IN
deed the proposition shond be entertained OF
subdiyiding the present twenty.ninc dsiiicts'
with the view a attaining greater equality
This propositi :; will hardly be entertained by
any one OH account ofits obvious i,npolicy.
The Congressional and Stale Representa-
,iyes should have the same constituency. and
be held to the same power The above scheme
for dividing tho Stale TO nee, the new nppor.
,ionmcnt Of Representatives. is submitted a;
ibis carly period, for the calm and deliberate
consideration Of the public, with the single
hope. that i, may be ma,urck investigated, and
answer at lcas, one good end, that of awaken
ing the public mind 10 it. Neither party politics
nor personal considerations should have any IN
fuence in settling n question Of this kind Con
sidcra,ions Of fitness and equality. and desire
10 secure an able and faithful Representative IL
the Congress Of the Union. froIn each Congrcs
sional District, should exclusively determine
the settlement Of this question.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

s,h. charge him with ali arbitrary and
despo,ic abuse of the veto power, 10 graii-
fy his personal and political resentment,
with such evident marks OF Inconsistency
and dupiicity as leave no rponi 10 doub, bis
total disregard of the Interests Of tho peo-
pie and Of his duty 10 ilie npiry.
9th. charge hira win tho high misde-
meanor Of arraying himsoifIncpeu hostiii-
,y TO the Legislative ssiepaltmen, OF the
Government. By the pnbliraiion of slau-
derous and libeilous ieliers, under his own
signature, with view of creating false
and unmerriIed sympathy for himself. and
bringing Congress into disrePute and od'-
um with the people, by which means that
harmony between the Executive ana Le-
eislative departments, 80 essential TO good
government and the welfare Of the people.
has been utterly destroyed.
10Th. | charge him With an abandon
men, Of an acknowledged constitutional
duty. in refusing To render such nd to the
constituted authorities Of Rhode Island,
when called on, as he had iIiiriscif previ-
ously promised in lis letter ID Gov. King,
as sacred CONSTITUTIONAL obligation upon
him.
ll.h. lchargc him with pursuing such a
course Of vacillation. weakness, aud folly.
as must, il he is permitted 10 remnin long.
er AZ The hcnd of the Government, bring
the country into dishonor and disgrace
abroad, and force The people into state OF
abject misery and distress as.home,
l2h. ! charge him witb<heing utterly
unworthy aud unfit to have tho destinies Of
this nation in his hands, as Chief Masis-
,ra,e, and with having brought upon the
Representatives oflhesPeop!eihe imPerious
necessity ol' exercising their constitutional
prerusaIive OF impeaehmeni. 0r ofsurren.
derius the Government TO him 10 be used
as playlh;ns and toy, for bis sport on
the one hand and his mai;gnity on the
other.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
IFron, the Cowricr.l


we have copy Of Santa Annals speech
on the openiug Of The Constiiuen. Con-
rress of Mexico. June 10, 1912. We have
lime TO translate only few sentences oi
this speech:
lin America particularly. the masses
{or the pcople) have received an impulse
,ila, i, may be proper aud possible TO guide
bu, impossible TO check. because ,ls ten
Jeucy is 10 create aud improve. The IN
s,i,uiion of 1924 had placed The nation III
an extreme 10 tha, from which il was dri-
ven in 1896. The seductive example OF
felicity. up TO that time always on the 'n-
crease in the United States OF America,
led US to The compromising adoption Of
system of government that suited only that
sine cular people. Trnnsidcnlal as was The
error, we imagined that the United States
owed their prosperity to their institutions,
and no, to the character Of the people.
I'VE imagined that, by writing down
for oursclves the same laws, and by adopt
inc the same forms, We could e!ieciuate
q cnmplete revolution in The habits and
cus,ous, and national spirit Of the Mexi-
cans. Debility and disunion were The con-
seouenccs, because tho action oi The go
vernment every where proved nuiliiy.
Events have plainly indicated The risks the
country ran, and showed that its iudePen'
dence and existence as nation was threa-
tened. A colossus had set one loot on
Texas, nor can It's advance be checked
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
Ebe a0nertlser.
EDGEFlELD G. H.
WEDNESDAY. July %. ls42.

Notiee.-This day we start on j tour through
the District. to wait upon our patrons, for the
purpose OF collecting, ifpossiblc. portion Of
the ncedtui, due our establishment, rs we are in
e want Of Money, and must have it." We have
waited for our patrons 10 call us until we
have became tired; so we have concluded It
was bes, to mount Old BOnaporte. and friend.
ly visit pay 10 all whom are indebted to us. with
hope that wc SHALL al least. find sotne who " III
be ashamed To mention word about hard
times" bu, have our cash in waiting. upon our
arrival al their houses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

u We have been requested to call upon the
candidates for seats IN the next Legislature.
from this District. to give their views. through
the columns of the Advertiser. on the following
subjects:
The choosing OF m q. S. Senaior-whe,hcr-
they in favor Of the reelection Of the Hon.
VIM. C.. Prcston7
Whether they are in favor Of 4 National or
u. s. Bank. and their opinion Of the Banks
generally.
Whether they approve of the proceedings Of
Congress as regards the question Of the Tariff.
On the limitation Of the Office ofJudgc
On the subject Of the election Of Governor
being gwen 10 the people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

A hard Kick.-Whilc the train of cars
was running on the Ponchar,rain Railroad.
on Sunday the 10Th ult., Cur was discov-
cred 10 have been carelcssiy left standing
on the track, few miles from New Or
leans. Tho engineer or conductor, proba-
bly, indignant at the circumstance. and
thinking to give the in,ruding car good
setting out" and send j, shooting head on
tho road. allowed the engine to run full till
against it. The objec; was accomplished
as ''matter Of course" but the shock OF
re.action had the effect 10 throw every
passenger from their seats, literally piling
ihem in heaps, aud severely injuring some,
while not one of them. it is said, escaped
more or less iniury.-I6id.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

Reading Nerspapers.-A Western pa
per, says that young ladies who are accus-
iomed TO reading newspapers, are always
observed to possess winning ways, mos,
amiable dispositions, and invariably make
good wives: while on The other hand, those
who read nothing, or vbu, far worse, no.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

Grea, Britain and the United StGtes.-Thc
Charleston Courier Of the 10Th inst, says
I'VE perceive with much pleasure. that our
Washington correspondent renews our hopes
Of an amicable adjus,men, Of the Maine Boun
dairy question.
The Washington correspondent, OF the U. 5
Gazette. writes under date o! 18th inst:
IL a:n happy to learn. as have this evening
from IN authentic source. that The negotiation
with Lord ashburtou wears much more favor.
able aspect at this time than il did few days
ago, and there is every prospcc; now Of spec
dy and favorable termination Of Is.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

Common CGrrisrs.--The ease of Peck
and wife VS.. Nei!l. which had occupied
The aiertion of,he Circuit Coan of the
Uui,ed States now in session ai Cincin-
na,i for three days, was brought to close
on the 9Th instant. The Chronicle ofihe
Ilth inst contains the following accoun,
Of the Trial:
MIR. Neill is the deisndan. and proprie-
tor Of the most important stage lines in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

On the 10Th ins,. three persons passed through
the city Of Baltimore on their way To Wheel
ing Va, bearing important dispatches from the
U. s. Government to Mexico.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

u We thankfully acknowledge the receipt
ola number public documents from the Hon
F. w Plckens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

vels. arc generally unfit for either society.
or domestic cares, and their company is
bu, little sought by either sex, farther than
.he rules Of common civiliiy actually re
quire. Mechanic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

Imprisonment for DeJ,.-Thc Legislature OF
Pennsylvania has passed j, lis present session.
bill abolishins Imprisonment, for debt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

u 4 plan for the division Of the State into
Congressional Districts under the new Appor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27

lferieo.-The Commandant nj the Cap
i,al writes 10 the Minister OH The llth, as
follows:
Excellent Sir-l have the honor 10 sub
mi, 10 your Excellency list otlhc IexIan
prisoners. who, by order Of his Excelency
the President. were set at liberty yesier-
day; remarking at The same lime. that oil
the nine who are in the hospitals. one is iu
ST.. Lazarus. seven in 81. Jago, and The
other died this morning, Of the small PoS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-10
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS:
Thcse invaluable Powdenhave been universally adoped
in Europe but France particular orupwards Of thirty years.
well by housandsin this country being the only mild
forbids a rapid increase Of family
Madame Restel well know WIS for thirty years Fe
ropethose fvenna and Parswhere fyoree r, her sss
those psdc,l SCIENCE specially adapted
vailed well II hi. c9.ny a. in Europe Her scauaint,9es
herby tracing De DECLINE and ii health Of married ienslss
often apparently nerplieabe causes which consgn many
ve EnowledEs Of the priaay Of female ndpost
the dscovery her celebrated Preventive Powder
Their adoption mas been the Of preserving only
the health but the life Of aeconate wife and
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance this subject and o.
timatng the vast benefits resulting thousands by their adop
on would fully attention Of the mar
Red by all that they hold and dear their consideration
u not wns and vrtuous to prevent evils which sub
iset BY simple and healthy means within control Every
dpassonafe yirtuous and enlightened mind will unhe stat
,nsly answer in the srmaye Price Eve dollsn psctsss
can be iorwadsd By mail Of The United sssiss
TELL, Female Physician. Principal Office las Greenwich
street, New York Office honn from AM 70 clock M
Boston Office No. 7 Essex liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-10
PORTUGUESE
r 3 M A L e P L L s !.

N; pr goUDEL0oUE, M b. LisIOk. PORTUGAL
HE Scientific combination Of ingredients Of which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and sdi
ration of the world They known all Europe To- p
the only preparation discovered has proved invariably
certain in producing hs monthly turns Their certainty IN al
for though always mild SAFE and healthy they certain %
produce miscarriage IL used during that period. .
The English
lound with te seal q the ipposr stamped Each b.. coz
rcctions have the signature Of Dr. MELvEAU authorized
agent for the continent Of America. -. :.
States Leuen directed TO pr +. Meiyesu. boz a. New
York will with immediate attention. All letters nuss
be post paid Sold by appointment lao Cherry, near Cana
Price S. Half boxes 81 No half boxes sent "
mail
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

TUsT. published, price g cent?. By Dr. FAWCETT. Of
Mind in popular inquiry into The eonesaieo
with observations bsneful effects Of solitary
local constitutional weakness nervous irritation, copsump
powers. The Doctor Is also author Of which
exclusively written for the sensitive female who while
thinks abashed the idea OF revealing may
nd in its pages confidential and capable adviser
Dr. f. direct his the entire eradiea
ton Of foporrhGa, gleen, structures, nocturnal emissions
syphilis in its FORMS irritation constitutional
debility, and all diseases brought by solitary HABITS Fe
male diseases treated scientifically Office 1876 Fulton street
~ i'm -
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PHYSIOLOGICAL.

MFSTEKIEs AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE,
Iva Courtshp and ManaGe-an infslliblc GuideBoo for
Married and Single Persons of the utmost impor
lance to the H.man Race By Engine Becklsrd, M. d.
Among the things dy considered in this work matters
q seoos importance to single and young married
Coush-The danger Of solitary pactces and how the habit
may be removed-The of Love and jealousy with
remedy for ersdcang from the the seeds Of opcess
or an unhappy nelgdigs modes for the pro-
unborn who ought and ought
not 70 msnyThc auspicous for wcdlock &c
wav w. ~ imsr
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
M K = COR DON IL E N N &c TTs

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The NEy Yosx HERALp-A daily pspcr' onsp S,cg
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TO THE LADIES

,r phi ahOLl's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
~ I my nstfumsnt for the radical Of Proapsus Ute
~ ~ % the Womb, BY external application, suppressed
ing We p,e % the oeeston Pesssry confidently
~ 70 e enicted as the Of perfect
The most aggravated circumstapcrs '''~'e "''e
The Supporter has h;vh
as w as IN tbs country adopted to the entire dismse Of
% Y,hci IHniu Surgical expedents Lying
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country susained by the leading nssmpers ~ hs rs
Of Colleges and Hospitals and by al eminent private
titionen.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No
vesey having separate entrances from IA
partmenf where lady " IN constant attendance arpy
Irusses ana bupporfoB 10 femste pauenu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-10
LUCINA CORDIAL.

MAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, for the and speedy
M Of ncpen consumption barrenness impotency, lu
coh& whites geet obstructed difficult painful
and for the general of the systs matter whet
the result ofnherent produced bv sgu
arity, Illness accident
The widespread ry of this wonderful and inestimabe
quick and positive in curing all the above affection:
goatng effects on the Frame Persons all weaknese and
asstude before taking become robust and full Of
s:.ns.: Oo.sne.s Of the female frame which The only
y considered to be ncurabe And speedily
the mpediment Produced by physical prostraon. which fire.
queny from getting married. indeed
snnot Do Justice 10 the merits ofthe LuSna which e
the important medical discoveries of Price
50 bottle Sold at % Nassau and No. 90 North sixth
treet, Philadelphia. s28 1msr
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ELOCUTION-

Pronuncato vocis vultus gesus
nustate.-CIcERo.
MR. HARVEY, from Edinburgh Professor Of Elocution,
w respectfully that he will open private
In Elocuon English Grammar and Composition. Indvidu-
ais Families, Academies and Colleges will be attended
their respective places
N b. Those who have prospect appearing sher
Bar the Pulpit the will derive conside ad
vantage In being under his tuition Fees paid ADVANCE
Communications aud addresses will be the
lowing bookstores Mr. Ros IS Division street; Mr. Elton
90 Nassau street Messrs. Turner Fishers l69 Broadway
Bleecker OF Iw<r
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MII EFS

MUFFs FUR TRIMMINGs.--Thc undersigned wcnld
M call the attention Of the ladies Of New York and the pubic
generally TO large assortment Of Mqs eonsiSng o,
martini Siberian squirrel Fitch Genet and Coney NUNS
Also large assortment OF Furs and Swansdown Trinmng
BY ~ ISAAC II. ARCHER,
Nos. 2Ol and $50 9reenwich street
Repairing Of all kinds done reasonable terms s2o lm-r
FRENCH LANGUA0E.-M. DELAVALLE ha, Iemov-
T. ed from Reade street 23 9rosdway opposite the Park
learn the French language he will reopen Monday
-Four classes for gentlemen day and two day classes
ternoon. so lmr
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DIR. FEUCHTW ANGER'S

OFFICE, No. Wall street corner
German Silver in sheet and aultsss eanF a. ne
tons Logwood, Labasxus Chloride Of Soda q Luz
nat ausc, Pussic Ald Liver Of Sulpher oddes OF lron
d.9yiIsy Lotion chSIds dSld FhY.Ps.,s q Soda &C.
Rats Moths Caterpillar moscheoes the compound chemical
Whale OIL Soap and Seed Pro!ectod Platina, Paadrine,
0oldfoil and Bronze, genuine Harlem OIL imported.
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VALIER'S
F r NCH Pill LIS.

ONE box of inestimable Pills arcworr all the Quack
~ Medicines the world for the Of certain disease.
CoMMENrH we examine the natre Of the above disease
important object be able obtan remedy
its action, and the time composed Of such ine
dens will prevent the possibility of discovery while using
IT, Il i fact well known to many that most Of the remedies
render almost impossible 10 continue their without
creating sckness the stomach other
Such being the there doubt but such
remedy As vALIER's FRENCH PILLS win meet the uni
pleasant their and prompt removing the disease
The proprietor would here remark that the efficacy Of these
the contrary its founded RATIONAL having
used them successful practice for upwards he
feel: confident of their superiority the remedies hitherto
employed.
Sold No. 90 Nassau street, Broadway, and 90 North
Sixth streeG, Philadelphia, Price 81 per box. "a msr