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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
Notice

A LII Persons who made purchases al
N the Sale of B. A. Wallace. deceased,
are solicited to pay the claims now due
bis Estate.
II. R. SPANN, Executor.
Dec IL, 1843 tf46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
Dec. j. 1913:

The Subscriber would take this opportunity
to return his thanks to his friends and The COM
munty in general, for the liberal patronage
they have conferred OH him for the last ten
years. He intends carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring
Business. in all its branches, al the old stand.
and hopes by strict attention to business, to
merit n continuance of those fayors which have
been SO literally bestowed on him.
JOHN LYON.
Dec. ]. lS43.
Dec. u IT 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
Dissolution,

YEyHE firm of GUUDE & LYON, was TINS
4 day dissolved by nnluul consent; all
persons indebted 10 ns wiIl~please call aud sci:
lie with 5. F Goode, who is alone. authorized
10 aettle the business of the fil M
GOODE g. LYON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

shall see wha, rneri, there is in his boast, when
another link is added to the Gordon that Is clos.
ing around us Its hoped that there, is some
mistake about Mr.. McDuffirs position on tbs
question. There is very little doubt the LIE
g'slature taking high gronnd,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
State of South arOlina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Bland d Butler and others, VS. IT, u,
B. +. Jones '1 o.
NT7ILL Be sold IA, the house of Defend
Wv anl, on Saturday the Both inst, in
The above case, the following property,
viz: two Horses, one Wagon, nine head
of Cattle, spme Hogs &c.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 8. Ed
DEC. IL. 1S43. 81 As.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13

Magistrates Blanks,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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Dec -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01
WashlngtOn.
Correspondence of the Herald


WASHINGTON, Monday Night
Feb n, 1843.
Rather a Belligcrent Message from the Pre-
s1dent OF the United States-Highly Inn
portant Document from nv. Webster re-
lative to the Treaty-Nomination Of MIR.
Wise as Minister to France-The Printing
OF Congressional Debates by Gales s. Sea-
ton-The General Appropriation Bill.
Although the Senate was in session ten hours, and
the House six hours, there were but two important
subjects discussed. In the Senate the Bill to au
thorize Gales IL Seaton to print the Congressional
Debates from the LIST Congress to the present and
in the House the General Appropriation Bill
But just as the House was about to adjourn mes
sage was received from the President relative to
the late Treaty with Great Britain, Of which about
20 lines were read, and then the members called
adjourn, adjourn, let it 60 over till tomorrow"
and SO the House adjourned, and the subject matter
of the Message goes ever till to morrow However,
the message is very important, and enclose CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

CHATHAM THEATRE.-The bill for this evening
presents the usual amount of novelty constantly
offered at this establishment. The best plays are
performed here with rapdty and correctness
really surprising, and the audience nightly manifest
their appreciation in manner not to be mistaken.
Mr.. Thorne possesses all the essentials of a good
manager-taste, tact, talent and energy-and that
he affords cheap, chaste and instructive style Of
amusement, the great popularity OF his beautiful
theatre is a sure indication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

90 BRIsTOL's Observation-Disclosures ex.
persnce has stamped this extract the best yet offered
to an afflicted invalid in Of scrofua rheumatism
neuralgia gandular swcllings affections proceeding
from syphilis, or other Persons suffering from
indigestion. hsbiiual cosveness affection Of the liver
VIII experience sure and speedy relief by the OF
lew bottles and is worthy OF note that persons
stored to permanent health by this invaluable
The component parts of the preparation have been at
tempted unsuccessfuly TO be initiated, and will be
countereited by those who base enough to traffic in
human wo and suffering The best evidence Of its virtues
isfsund in the testimony Of the Messrs Sands who gave
unqualified letter of recommendation OF its
qualities and now hope TO reap rich reward in
an imitation molasaes, quorice and burdock will make
See advertisement in another column for listof agents
and remarkable cure. headed Aggravated Case of
scrofula,' &c. WIN. BURGER, SO Courtlandt street
Wholesale agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

%, 100 ORPHANs.The public will bear in mind
that the New York Clothing Society will hold meeting
ct the Broadway Tabernacle Thursday evening next
March 3D. They have engaged 100 orphan children from
the Long Island Farms to be present. and part in the
exercises Of the evening. They will speak and sing
twenty different pieces The Society expect that this
ed at the Tabernacle Arson G. Phelps ESQ., will pre-.
side Addresses may be expected from Rev. MIR. James
and Mr.. Parker.
Commissioners Of the Aims House, have been invited to
attend twill be by the following letter from the
present at the exhibition
=, MAYORS OFFICE, Feb IS, ls43.
Mas. JAMES BEArrY-
MADAM
With great pleasure acknowledge the receipt of the
invitation OF Society to be present tabernacle
on Thursday evening" upon the interesting occasion YOU
mention will with great pleasure attend should my
official duties not prevent
Very respectfully yours,
ROBERT H. MORRIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

PARK THEATRE CIRcUs.-The Virginia Minstrels
present their claims this evening, for benefit. An
unusual array of attractions are presented and all
who delight in Witnessing Ethiopian extravasanzas
and dances, can this occasion crafty their tastes
to the fullest extent for these Mnstrels are among
the best representatives of the negro character ex-
tant. Their performances are truly amusing, and
they deserve bumper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

FRENCH STEAM SHIp.-The Prince de Joinville is
expected at Havana the Vile de Marseles,
French man-ofwar. 1t is said that the Conner steam
frigate will jen him there; he will then proceed to
various ports nthe United States, to make arrange
msnts for the reception of the contemplated line of
French steam packets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01
United states Circuit Court, .
RofOvo T,,I-. ncSA.

FEB 2s.-The names of the Grand Jurors were called
over this morning, and there being sufficient number
they in Alderman Purdy of the Tenth lard
was appointed Foreman
From the charge of His Honor Judge Belts we learnt
that two persons under arrest charged with offences
against the United of them for counterfeting
the silver coin of the United Sates and the other the
crime OF perjury tilted at the Custom House. Judge
Belts alluded indirectly to the Somers tragedy and re
minded the Jury that enquiry into that matter was
within their Jurisdiction.
So far as appears there will be business of much
importance come before the Circuit Court this term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

FIRE AT GosHEN.-We learn that fire broke out
in the village of Goshen, Friday morning, and eight
or ten buildings were destroyed, including the Post
Office, and all its contents of mails, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

AFFAIRS In ALBANY-Through Pomeroy & Co.
we have Albany papers Of yesterday morning. Not
much doing IN the legislature In the Assembly on
Monday, Mr.. Aliens motion to postpone indefinite
ly the bill altering the mode of appointing Bank
Commissioners, reducing their number and re-
trenchng their compensation, was rejected by vote
of GO To q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

DU- Tomorrow morning we shall issue from our
office, No. 2 Book Of the Navy. This is a grand
number, illustrating the brilliant life Of Commodore
Hull by plates and letter press-price only Is cents
TO be complete in four parts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

90 A GREAT LITERARY NovELTY.-A Ro.
nance by Charles Paul de Kock The subscriber has
press and will issue in few days. original version
new romance by Paul de Kock the popular French
Novelist Of the present day, the Boz Of Paris The
wit humor and fancy this author have never been more
conspcuously displayed than in this work. wherein his
various excellences appear combined He paints both
high and low lie with equal accuracy and felicity deli
heating the fashionable roue the superanuated fop the
actor the farmer the village girl the victim of seduction
and the oucast with equal fidelity and In tracing
the career of his the author has sight
Of the Importance OF intoxicating impressive moral
lesson.
This Romance will be published and for sale in Boston,
New YORK, at No Ann street. and Philadelphia, sa-
turday, March 9Th.
twill be handsomely printed in uniform style and size
with the Brother Jonathan and Boston Notion Novel Elk
tras, with containing splendid original embama.
tic engraving costing upwards Of designed by "Quz
by" engraved by "Cheeks.n
90 The price will be l25 cents per copy-S9 per hun.
dred Agents will please send in their orders at once
- GEO. ROBERTS, Publisher.
Notion Office,
Boston, Feb 30, ls43.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

90 What lucky, happy, successful fellow is Bar
Of the American Museum He is going it this week
with the rush Of locomotive under fu!lhesd of steam
Every evening his beautiful saloon is crowded to the
dancing fgurcs-the grand dioramas-the dancing and
singing the Ethiopian extravaganza Of the Kentucky
Mnstrels and the dances and bow and exercises
Of the Indian Chiefs Talk about getting your moneys
worth after this To-day there s additional perform
ance.st o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

PACKET SHIP HoTrINGuER.-lt is with pleasure
we announce that this fine packet is of, and but
very little injured. She will take her place in the
line as If nothing had happened.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

AN OFPIcER's BENEFT.-Oficer B. F. Tompkins
who has been the main instrument 10 preserve the
excellent order for which the Park Theatre has long
been celebrated, takesa beneftthis evening at that
establishment, and presents bill, that in connection
with his efficient services an officer, entities him
to the thanks Of the theatre-g Ding public and their
dollars also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

LATER FROM EURoPE.-The Great Western has
now been at sea nearly sixteen days. We expect
her every moment The telegraph reported her be-
low last evening. She is probably kept there by the
storm. Her news is six days later-to the 18th ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

PAcBEr SHIP LTvERPooL-This splendid new
packet will be launched next Tuesday or Wednes
day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

n3- IMPORTANT TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH
an.,s ~ following certificate is from
clusive we therefore insert with pleasure recon-
mend ALL every one to use who may have coughs and
cine will not deceive YOU Read the following and see
that the new splendid engraving the bottles from the
large quantity it il the cheapest medicine sold
ELIZABETH CRY, N. C Dec l6, 1912.
being constutionally predsposed to consumption Ia
suffered severely from irritation Of the upas
MED with cough. and raising and bloc J. together
with pain in my side and breast until supposed to
be beyond recovery; as last resort induced by the
advice of Dr. Perkins to try Dr. Taylors Basam of Liver
wort, s76 Dowery. have taken five bottles began to
improve with the frst and while taking the third was
able to get about since which time am quite restored
and able to attend to my business To all persons suffer
ing with coughs and affections of the lungs earnestly
Signed, JAMES c. SCOTT.
Dr. Leeds, druggist l27 Maiden lane, wholesale agent
See the new steel plate engraving each bottle.
0g- oLDRlDGE's GENUINE BALM OF CoLUM
bla Is not only certain preservative, but positively re-
scrative ofthe human hair also cure for dapdru Re-
member the genuine has the name of Comstoc ana
Co. on the wrapper, from % Magazine street
and Com'tock and Co., II Maiden Lane this city.
o. ANIMAL MAGNETISM VS.. NEUROLOGY
Or. Buchanan outdone Magnetism is sometimes produc
tive Of good be its theories true false The following
is an extract frem letter, dated
SYRACUSE, Dec 10, ls4a.
Dear Sir :-One circumstance has greatly helped the
sale Of the Balsam Of Wild Cherry here Young sdy
was magnetsed and requested prescribe for her father
who mas an affection Of the lungs She said there was
would help him. Il was the Balsam of Wild Cherry He
took and cured him. She has since prescribed il TO
another, who has taxen II with the result
Yours, &C..
HOUGH BRIDGES,
Hough Bridges heavy druggists at svracuse
Their letter may be 1873 Fulton street corner Of
Nassau. '' ="
The cures performed by this Basam in this city are al
most Incredible Mr.. John Brown builder 81 Ann street
was cured Of an alarming of the chest by ain
gle bottle A. Williams, Esq., Counsellor SO william A.
certhes that single bottle cured him Of Asthma of "a
years standing.
Sold only at 1876 Fulton, corner of Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

The LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEws-In the notice
of this splendid work in yesterdays paper, mis-
take was made in stating its price. The "parts''
are sold for three shilings, and not the volume,
which costs guinea in London. This is certainly
the age of cheap literature, but publishers cannot
yet afford to cater for the public at quite SO low
rate as the erroneous notice now corrected would
imply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

The RErEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAw-Tm VETO.
There is great speculation in town relative to
the action Of Captain Tyler on the bankrupt law
Some say he will sign it-some that he will veto it
some that he will pocket it. The wings are in
most awful state Of confusion on the subject. They
hardly know whether they are on their heads or
their heels. Whatever Captain Tyler may do, it is
supposed the repeal Of the law will cause perfect
explosion in the whig party in these parts Squalls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

MusIcAL.-Niblo's series of Concerts d'HipU clos
ed on Monday evening. They were very fully at
tended, except the last evening, which was the more
singular, as they had added Mrs Loder and other
vocaists to the company. On the last evening, Mrs
sutton In several Of her Italian ayias was most rap
iurousIy applauded-particularly in Casta Diva -
her staccato notes are most beautiful Mrs Lo-
der appeared on the same evening, in several pieces
but although che has very fair voice. and good exc
cuton, she cannot yet rank as high as Mrs. Sepuin
or Mrs. Baily, while Mrs. Sutton is decidedly the
best vocalist now in the country. Time NAV. how.
ever, improve her execution and powers.
On the whole, these very pleasant concerts have
given satisfaction to musical peopebut the state of
the times are hostile to all refined and expensive
amusements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

NV AND SPLENDID LITERARY JouRNAL-George
p Morris, ESQ., has announced the immediate pub
LEGATION Of "The New Mirror" on an entirely novel
and original plan. II will be issued weekly in &C.
tavo form, with magnificent steel engraving in
each number, and at the very moderate price Of
three dollars per annum. The literary character Of
Gen. Morris is so well established and appreciated
his literary connexions so numerous and respec-
table, and his tact and talent in the manage
ment OF journal OF such description as the forth
coming one, that his success may be set down as
certain. Mr.. Chapman, one Of our very best engra-
vers hasb been engaged exclusively for the work, and
altogether, from the whole arrangements, we are
assured that the publication will not dctract from
the reputation fits editorand this is saying good
deal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENr.-Av very rich
treat for the lovers of Scottish song will be given at
the Apollo on next Thursday evening. Mr. Cre-
hugh and the Misses Cummings, two young ladies
just arrived from Edinburgh, intend giving concert
on this occasion, which, from inspection of the
programme, and our knowledge of the distinguish.
ed talents of the parties we have hesitation in
saying, promises to be Of the most attractive gil
ven this season. The selection Of songs, ballads,
duets, and glees is exceedingly choice, and embra-
ces an infinite variety of the most brilliant Scottish
melodies. The Misses Cumming possess extraordi-
nary musical abilities, and fulfilled series of most
brilliant engagements in the west of Scotland, du-
ring the last The reputation Of MIR. Clire-
hugh a singer Of great taste and power is sufii-
ciently established.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Washington.

Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald.]
WASHINGTON, SUNDAY NIGHT, Feb, rs, lS43.
Matters and Things In General.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

1HiiE subscriber has removed his Boot and
- Shoe Mandatory 10 the Shop situated be-
tween the residence Of F. W, Rawlins and j /.
D. Packets store, on main street He will
keep on hand, or manufacture 10 oTder, best
qualify gentlemens' Boots and Shoes. which will
be sold as low as at any other mandatory in
the town. He also intends keeping another de-
scriRtion of boots on hand, in order 10 prove 10
the good people OF ChsTlestown that their own
mechanics can manufacture an articls superior
even The '.besi Baltimore make" for less mo-
ney than they can be purchased fos at auy store
~ the place He win also make to order boots
Of This description
A large and general assortment or LADIES
SHOES, manufactured Of the hest materials
will be kept on hand, and sold GHE.7PER than
they can be purchased al the Stones The pa
tfouage Of the ladies is respectfully solicited,
apd they may rest assured that il win be 10 their
interestyto encourage my establishment -
II is my design, in short, to sell Bopis & Shoes
as low, il not lower, than they can be lTad at
any manu(aetofy OF store in the place. Those
who doubt will please call and realize the fact.
Grateful for past fayots a continuance is asked.
0CoUNTRY PRODUCE will &c taken in
exchange, al Ihe marketprice, foreveIS descrip-
ZION Of work. Any quantity or Corn, deliYera-
BILE in TIE fall, will be taken in exchahge for any
articles in my line. WILLlAAI AVIS.
Charlestown, July 6,lS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
HATHAwAY's PATENT
Isl o ia II
COOKING STOVES.

YNHE advantages Of this Stove have become so
i generally known in this, as we'll as many
other States, that the subscriber deems itunne-
cessary to give full and particular description
Oft as lis merits have been fully tested (fliring
the last eight months.) by large number Of
the citizens Of Jefferson County, who will,
doubt not, give the most decided testimony in
lis favor. There have been many other Cooking
Stoves offered 10 the public since the above
Stove has been patented, and yet, notwiihstand-
ing all tho opposition that has been atrayed
against it, il has proved 10 be the best and most
economical Stove that has ever been used
This Stove is so constructed that its plates can
not give way or burn out, which IS certafnly an
important consideration.
The subscriber is authorized 10 insure all the
castings 10 these Stoves for one year, if persons
desire il. He would also say to the public, that
he will place one Of them 10 any persons Kitchen
for one month, and if it does not give entire
satisfaction. il will be removed without any
charge, and the person using il wiIlnoi DE held
responsible for any damage that may lbs Hpen il
during the month in which il is upon trial. By
Encouragement persons can have an oiporlu-
nifty Of testing its advantages before purchasing,
this is a sufficient inducement 10 ali who
want superior Cooking Stoye) to give ii at
least trial.
For the great saving or labor and fuel, Iswould
respectfully refer the public to the following re-
spectacle individuals, who have this Stove in
use, and who will no doubt do Justice TO It's me-
rits,-msny more names might be addea were
itdeefhed necessarv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
/ S. 600 REWARD.

me above reward has been offered, aud is
now renewed 70 az indefinite length oftime, 10
any one, proiessionai OF private, who viii show
70 the satisfaction OF Twelve respectable cfI-
zens, lnai Dr. Dqncanss ExPcctorant Remedy
iaited 40 DO all shat The proprietor claimed il
would do.
The above medicine is recommended IN Fan I.
sumption, colds, coughs, bronchitis. sp,r,ipg "
blood, difficulty threading, pain Ii the "a
breast-sad chest, whooping cough. and al d;sl
eases Of the Liver& LuHgs, as being the heat ~
NEEDY exant, entirely free Of opiu,a Or lis ,p;,;t
nal preparations, which is the man ingredient
.insthe numerous Q4acN mostrums forced upon
the community by unprineipled persons. revsrl.
less of the great injury they should know such
mixtures always produce Dr.. Duncan,s ~
Pectorant REMEDY is e&tirely free OF spinp, and
az other violent mercedes, and may DO used with
perfect safety by all under any circums,ancas .
s5-Price 81 per bottle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
TarIttn
4 HAPPY COUPLE.

piinv was one Of thk best husbands 10 the
Roman Empire bu:, ihis is not wonderful, FOR as
a The husband so IS generally The wife, lie did
not think il beneath him 10 treat his wife las a
friend and counsellor as well as a companion
Ia his letters 10 mis- wife CalFhurhias when alb
sent from her, be breaihes the most ardent, and.
Al The same ;ime. Ihe most delicate affection =
How much be loved her, we end, as farF rs
words can express, 10 the following letter 10 his
aunt:
As I remember the great affection
which was between you and your excel
lent brother. and know you love bis
daughter as your own. 50 as not only 10
express the tenderness Of The best oil
sunts. but even to supply that otthe best
Of fathers. lam sure il will give you
pleasure tohesr that she proves worthy
Of her father aud worthy Of you. Her
ingenuity j. admirable; her irngaliiy Is
extraordinary. She loves me. the suresi
pledge 81 Der virtue; and adds 10 this a
wonderful dispofilioa~to learning. which
she has acquired from her affection 10 me.
You would smile 10 see the concern she
il in when have cause TO plead. aud
the. Joy she shows when il is over. She
4 finds means 10 have the FIRST news brought
her Of the success meet with in ceuri,
hos | am heard, and what decree is N ade;
she feasts upon my. applause; she sings my
verses, and accompanies lhem UPON the
Lutte, without any master. except love, the
best Of instructors. From these instances,
/ take the most certain omens Of our per.
petuaI and increasing happiness. since her
affection Is not founded % my youth 81
person, which must gradually decay but
upon the immortal part-my glofy and
reputation. Nor,indeed could less be ex.
peeled from one who had The happiness
10 receive her education from you, and
soon began to love me on your~recom.
meDdaiion for as you had always the
greatest respect for ny mother, you were
pleased IRON my Infancy. TO form me, TO
commend me, and kindly 10 presage that
] should one day be what my wife
fancies that an