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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

TN CHANGER Y-Relore the ChancelIof-Rlcta-
oI william, vs. Hr2h Mile x Co.--n PnIsM4Gc]e ] % =
,sr.I 1rf 0i tbs Court madr IA the tDo'e tnien ~
~, III; Elno. the Chancellor m b. sod al 2ioe
r Oa 0C TIE Gy--L~r orr 81 te y tst'l i,
IL, 3 n lujI1w AucIGn5-r az na MAJ. f-A =, -
IL. nv Of Nrw- York the i}th day % say i|i
XII sii tiat h e,1in ~ ' Io picc~ or pato o lsS @
md L.,,n IN he Town Of S1sfoou sGi ~ tfSI fs
Stat. II %s,y.Y0rs part Of usc; 81 Jaho khoH
MI Cyos,irld'. are; aud 80 s@ gs9 pai,pa
Plfrntsss di.tiGguisiled a. uaa5ss fofD 80 s''''
I Il. ,bnt eestain otts Boz, piece afef % IN ' On H.
,fe IN the n,: n<ltp ssJ ps:.t eIgst =. % rtsni
III n,,n Of rrtitoa lat No. 1iY'e!g'' - 80
80 1uiTI md 6fty acres laad - M sah5 "A
a. III b,t crrtaiu ot Of ilS known Aii n
:. - SS 6ffy.yau f51 t2Mhship o is,'i1,, S sd >"
Town OF SeaIaoa, Cean'g q tseH, @ ah i ~ 'a'''
,,siDj,g r,se hunisrd ard hy fc-. n@f- ~ -. ,
o. n ,,.. t,S,J other c-rta'n lots o' itnh saae IN W.
Nl'2 " ~ - -. .tafs..,d AID known ~ sIId map
& ,sy,;ftn as nurn- oa~ ~ znd hitY-nne i5 esch
~ ~, ~ hundf-, AID iftJ art@s, more or ir's
-; an ,h, csTraiu c,h-r lot perr parcel oi ltn1
~ I - and patent aforesaid anf known on The
~ % AZ ,rton lot uunlter forty 10 containing
$40 $40 i I'D fft7 aer-s the les
,s sEy~ described premises ,hrssme that were cor
III M b. SAID Hugh Miller By John WOODWARD on thi
rigth day Of September, one thousand eh hIaai' W 6
81 ~ aud recorded he thirteenth dsy q ~ ~
~ ,e,J IN tie Clerks Ofce the County OF Essex IN iio'
n Of Deeds pages 3D. 3S0. :9l and Ss2
N.w-York. April sh, 1893. 49,
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Nastef IN cnShee,,.
+. W. BURKE, Solicitor. go AVA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
DIED.

On IN. 9th inst. Jane Ma Griffith eldest daughter OF
the late Alexander H. Griffith, OF Ne" ofnH'"'cH ~
On Tuesday, a5th instant William Stone IL the 07'
year Of his age. par,
Al Caracas on the ll:h OF March last J?s-ph RAJ. ar
il Hamilton. Bermuda on the Goth utimo Amelia Ann an
dau .,er OF Henry H. aud Amelia Gode oil his 'il aeu
yrar aud months.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

~ The L. S. schr. F'lirt, sailed from Charles
ton on the Doth instant, on special service IN the
Gulf of Mexico She is commanded by John A
Davis. Henry ED, Jr lst Lieutenant; Chas. r.
FIeminu. Cd Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

- Lad Loan aud Exchange Oifisr-At ;his Office BE-
-ound greater yafi-Iy of Farms Mills Factofe Wa
Powers, W Id lands Ionses and Los than AT any ief
Oice IN this city. Loans mad GOOD ity popc!i at-
Mechanics wishing exchange Goods or 74ni9G.
tufed Aicle l. good Productive PeoI-fg or ''f yu1Dl
" anis ysii u their .dJ4at~ n"ga;iif ftTons
In! Office All business ratri.tri ny ~ a-t "a nh
trompt attention. A r. SMITH. 81 f.ib-rry 425 iw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
By +. Cotton < co
!. ,rIIIr u SINAN AnI.,l nTfh

\ IN-ITDN NUTN-T.7--.N TiTIF. HIII VdIUdUIT
L soiment of Cahnrt Furniture and Chairs w be sold
by Martin Soda on THURSDAY the 2lt instant al clock
3i7 lcar.stet, without reserve The above a,'oitnent
comprises every article requisite for housekeeping the ur-
uitrIe ge.
Catalogues are ready and the goods can BE- examined this
morning O'Clock.
Every article will be positively sold TO the highest bidder
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

TIE CAprNEr.--Wc learn from Washington that
the President has determined that there shall be nc
change in the Cabinet at present. Aurora.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

JOSIAH Richards auctioneer.
Z Rf BANGS, RICHARDS x PLATT.->tore
~ la- Broadway.
L,5li cash a,aHevs n'ie sse,isnea:, fas aaes'o"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
JOHN BURTON.

DrGS respec,iuiIv 10 inform the ladies' and fash
Donabe world in general that he has just received FROM
AJCrIox a prices suit the times. ai"saht assortment
Of A,yoxr BnNSrrs which m enabled 10 offer Al re-
markahy low prices vz:-Superor and first lllity from
s. 10 81 fair and second quality from 81 to s. Lade.
,I..;;rom. of a 'pno.l s.lccton AL lwi>.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

GOOD BOARD with Il parlor and bedroom on
The first or second floor may BE- had moderate
AT 30 Fourth st. The situation i; prasau; and convenient 10
ll,, Bowrry and Broadway STAGES. APO lw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

DOARDlNC-2 or :; respectable young men can
Dimd good board un pleasant IN small private tam
M Also small parors 10 1T uGurnlshc 10 snse emile
rr. Apply q; No. ST. Peters place between BiTcitE ,nn
Nas.., krarnncns r.IliIlcM 40 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
Jnsi,h R,ch,nls anct,n,,,


JOSIAH Richards. .uetionesy,
Rf BANGS, RiCHARUS x PlATT.-Store
~ l-s Broadway.
sales
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, A,nI ., Y Is
BooNsKlLEs'. SrocNaThe entire SAlsac- Of stock OF
Stan!soi Works. Novels Juveniles as Sh;SeAairs HIS
tonc,l his,lic4 Books also tsr. variety OF tnyh
sri tne.tcNn S;anonrty, Nc.
Also ayalaabe n'oico oi upward OF 600 lnaTto Bsb
nous quah;Irs and b'ndinE.-
Also ,ayoee Of Manifold WATERS, port,Foos, &..
by $. DRAPER, Jr.-Store 81 William street,
80 = THURSDAY. April
at 10 O'Clock At he Aast!en Room.
PtcEtcE SArE--20 packages II ForeaSu and Non.estc
SATj RDAi April ~.
y; 10 O'Clock. At hss auction room.
CLOrHs CAssINSREs-Fro!n The shelN2s-On credit
Of months tor approved eadosed n"es Tor all sums Of
AT rRlS ATE SALE.
An o F.ench Niacknaw blankets, AL sItes nom
hJk> wI,- apJ crimson piain md hgnr, SucAh Is ages
b,ask blue and assorted s-'duss; black sattas.
NOrICE-B Gardiner. intending 10 remove
from S prtssn; store, No 2i John sst the ISt 81
MAY ea>oS, VIII dispose of has stock ot HOT 81 X.
NISHlNG GOODS, BY AUCTION, on THIS DAY
China Du!IHs, Dessert aud Tea RtiswavS iroa stone
ard r7 granite Dmne and Breakfast Of ei;an s!
styles; Solo Astral Niantel and farlor Ctnte lamps
1ud Chandeliers, Hall Lanterns; Gcnio.s OF tn hn,s;
quality aud newest patterns; silver mounted Sheffield Aad
Bunlghln Plated WAR, oty handled llnives Nud Forks
al h the dozen, iue ap,nnei Tea Trays; Cut Git,
VARIETY articles The goods viii ee ready for
srttion WIKI Catalogues the day before the sale, and
Il /. GERARD AND VAN ANTWERP,
n IS ta2G- Aucucnccrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

no BACIIELORS-A pleasant parlor, with or
without bedroom attached 10 let, furnished or mittIu
i,Ie 10 single geutrmea without boii Apply amc!lite
IL G2 Emlinn IL Me.t Of HrnAlMaN. A2h g.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

Passengers Arrived
II the bri@ Choc,aw from NOrleans-James Hoev.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

DOARD-Wlth pleasant rooms, turn n'Shtd or ,iI'
ID furnished suitable for families snse gentlemen, can
BE- had on reasonable At o. btekln s. alter r r't
Mlv few ,av oarlers will also be- received: For rlriis
ula, apply al p Frankfort after u O'Clock The room: at
the house (C6 Beekmm ST. be seen daily alter ia h"
lo o'clock Persons app ing early can have choice OF
s,,n,s " - y p,,.ranrr; nych,ng-,l a2j BIS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

TlRE-A fire at NaysyiIlc, Ohio, few nights
since DESTROYED the stable Of O. II. DAVIS the
grocery store of Ncssrs Cutter & Gray, whose
property was insured for $4,000, the Office of
Collins &, Brown, Editors of the Maysvilc Eagle,
insured for $1,000, the building of Messrs Lee,
insured for $1,000 and that Of Mr. Frank, on
which was an insurance of $4,000 The whole
loss is estimated at 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

An invoice OF French Niacknar blankets al SINS, from
20 tSiu super white rJEsets; Sddders' IoSe~
hGki> wiy. anJ CRIMSON isi md hspJvj, sucah rCaS;
btl,k blue and assorted s-'GuEs; black satuiS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

DOARD-Parlors with Bedrooms attached Tor
ID irniIie and sns rooms for gentlemen may be obtained
with board al 10 Bond St;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

WANTElA'ro make Goats, Blow.
j aud Vests; also, Shirt hands. hpnlyto
a2r 81 JAMES y ATTAIN. SO sta..st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

4 FAMILY OF standing, pleasantly situated m
the uprer p4 Of The city have hnr room TO Lex TO slaEl'
senenl-u with breakfast aud II required within three
minutes walk OF Broalw ly-sta-e route References
changed Address {. B. Upper roSt-Ofice. II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

4 PARTNER WNNTEp--A business man
with $50 urchnse pleasant aud profitable business
hat viii Iay from SS1J per aunGm. Address Farmer
rrbune Office a2t6;~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

- For I;REENOCk-'ro sail Isl Mav-Ihc
49, [r7.5 fne class fast sailing ship HENRY kSFELAND
S!S-aC apta!n Lock will be dispatched as anote, ana has
yer comfort hl Tor cabin dnl steetage
engers ieasy application be made on board o2 o' feck
e"' '''-'' W 81. T. TAPSC0TT. i3 Peek slip.
-, corner South street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
NJ ARRJED.

On Tuesday evening S:h instant BY the Key pr
Pr,nci>co Gine Of H.yaaa Helen p daughter "f the
latr Abraham Lines, Esq. OF this city
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

TWO OR THREE CHILDREN can be nc
can likewise receive instructions in the tne5h branches
with French and Music Good references VIII be si,eu and
required. Address lint L. at tbs Office, wit real
and number where iuterli lew can b.. had. M n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

4 GENTLEMAN and hiS wife, and two single
g.,ru,u wishing DO ard and all the comfort, OF home
IN respectable private family be accommodated viii.
handsome paror aud rooms the second OF in floor aud
rsaintheIn after the Nav. the amiIy soIus
To move For terms. which viii h. moderate apply At 2l
Hn.lsnn.,f Retrrance. ,Nchan-r I'd. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

r OST-A Memorandum Book. with leather
L. coyer marked on the back SEAMAN x SMITH, with
Ba.h of CleyeId Bank OF Cleveland, crossed o"t and
inenor,ndans of Good, Tor Sprin-. l' o 10 uss To any
I.rsou hn, the owner The finder will be suitably rewarded
py Iav;n, AT at O G.; f. EVF.RSON'S sD Ptar ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

DOARD N THE COUNTRY WANTED.-N
ID gentleman doing business the sity, wishes u ohtii
board IN the country Tor has wife, tire snail ci' ls'fi
ar, u, in ilrc, family the city and ON some con-
ycn;enf steamboat or railroad Two large rooms 81
one r. one am, TWO small viii be required uuIun''ird
Th. advertiser will spend the Sabbath nh his ianiiy and h,
board respectable aud intel iisen
farmer, family where The comforts of home may ba realized
cn,i0nale reference, s IN and required Please address
sttiu. location, number in family. terms Sc Nc., Milton
p NM. " L Il LII |
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

- z-.9r --FOR ALBANY, TROY, and inter-
- mediate pecss1la splendid oS,I",ssHne 2",
rEccsE.s1.stramboa SWALLOW. Capt ~ Mclean,
W, leave the foot Of CoaDdt this Wednesday alter
noon April 2Gth, AT o'clock.
The above substantial boat, fitted M with elegant state
RI oms and for accommodation unnvatd "n t'e hudson
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

Just FINISHED elegant Nufra Fur Hats
- ,riinariy rermel tayer al the 0'. price of So
Anor shorr nap OF Prussiau mo-ssn So Thess ts.s
an 1usl durability and as;r those sold AZ So Aso 40
.-,,cI, a. 81 S 4 neat dress aat.
as ;m- BROWN. Psserica H.r.zr lta Canai-s'-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

DARTNER WANTED-With S200 capital.
IN respectable aui profitable BUSINESS the ur,r part %,
the city Particularly viii be made known aLdre>,, y
Y. L.. Box No 2Ji Upper Po,;-Ditcc. a26
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

CJ0 HlO WANTED-For 30 l0yearS al
O.OOO per cen; ltrrest, on improved Guy Pro.
erre worth four time the mount. Address Bond and Mott
age. u, t!iis office. a.; 3tls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. AynIe X gs
rHJ RsDAY. Apnl 2.

RY 5. DRAPER, Jr.-Store 81 Wilham street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

IANrEp-In Lawyers office. lad'ahout 10
or Is y,,r, f age Who ,srife5 good !,snd Apply
hos, & rinckaes F~, Counsellor AZ Law, No 3 Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

r OOK AT TIIlS-Rrceivcd from auctlon Iot
Inew Ribbons lot Hat Silks at 3 9 lot best black
aud blue black Sans at ont Cd per yard; lot Bro1dclof
Silk, al Is 81 PER yar LOT Sns Nl'lsiig at M f vi
lo sIr.rfnc Linen 2 M per yard; LOT Long stw' at only
In fine Bomazine only sd per ylr lot tine aInbrlc
Nu,lirs at 81 per yard and thousand other lots oi goods
,,p for sale at HAWKINS Store, sol Gcenwich street
5ti, >to below Spling street. az WIS
TOrRAUD.S HAIR ERADICATlNG pow.
" DERS an for sale this city only e original Office
g. Walker street one door from Broadway. 81 rer bottle
Persons can the article tested with the harpIes effects
lntSE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

w ANfkb This DAY,-rwelye enterpuSlns
vouaS lrrn, AnerrcAns - on whaling voyage.
Also wanted on c7Fen,rr blacksmith an, ore cenicT,
10 w''aHi rHtf Faj VIII t. All clothIE aud other
necessary articles ;urish- tn cre, vi the yoylse. For
further particulars applyto WILLIAM Ll}CKF.N Y co.
al Inns Shipping AGENTS. lU9 SSuts->t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

situation as Piain Cook, a Scotch
w woman h4> t~rI years her pren; situation
The est OF cfy reference Please cd at 'S2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
At PRIVATE SALE.

-NtTN D =,
CLortt, CAssIMSREs-Fren tLe shehss--On credit
OF sx months Tor approved endorsed noes, oc all sums Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

J1-ANTED-A situation by young woman 10
w do hausewnrk wishing ai irona:-hss UNri her
,st rlscr wears C5n give best Of ei5y rerncsS NJ
,ly AZ Is Nsnou->- IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

III , snr.ror accommodations for cabin, 2d cabin
and stetrlse passengers persons wishing t9emb1k should
maxi pirlv application board foot oi MAIDEN Lane OF 10
r.son, wi,n. to send for heir friends residing ~ r o'd
ountry have them br"ug, oni by The n09.e Sp {" any
VI 'i' '-' -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

NTANfED-An active person OF good business
hahtS 4 paTtarr Lucrative business, ilrdv -
absie "his: viii pay 70 per with CuSl 81! >lp0
SEQ 10 b pad down and sea b. raid out The profits OF
h ~rSou possessing the above qualifications
mas address I. Y, Al tbis otfc- apps /
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

!tt 10 O'Clock at ,he Auctlon Room.
PtcEtGE S,rE.200 packages # ForeiSu and Nou:sJ:c
Dry Goods comprising desirable ,ss>cusht-
articles on credit of months iu al Sla0 and
SATt RDAi, Apnl ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

supplied sratis ST 80 East
w Bruaday. with the best cooks, hossems' and other
,e-,,nr, H., ,sn bt found in hs city. 80 y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

80, and 40 innumerable number were
crushed to death.
3.-TGe family of a sult merchant,w when
removing from Chinkeang 10 Lrauchow,
,here to reside, numbering upwards OF
twenty persons, was attacked, u one
woman and her servant we're seized nnd
carried at by the devils imps. Two red
ships, luriutelheible) ~piuudered and car
ried of upw ard, of 3 $1,000 taeIs Of silver.
4.-The lady of Ching, the literary
Chancellor, or the 25,h day OF The 9th
moon July 81 returning 10 her home, hen
the family were of Kewaceow. a barba,
riau ship fired a shot, and not a vestige OF
them was left.
5.-The respectable children OF both
sexes. outside the city Of Ecting. have
been entirely carried Oft by native ban
diui; and mauy rich houses in The ci'y'
have been plundered-it IS no, known II
the city is los, (if the English have posses
sion of it,
6-The city Of Woobo was los, on the
2isr, July 2S.)
7.-On the 18th July 23,) the inhabi-
lants of the Heeu district of Kin. were
oppressed aud insuIied by the native ban,
ditti who broke open the Sranaries' and
opened the prisons.
s.-New, on the a0lh July "a retired
To prolcc, Taepinsfoo-it is reported Taf'
pinefnn has been taken BY the native han
Jirii. Who are creating much coniusInn.
ByJ. ). Ed. G. 4.
Macao. Angus. Eth, 1912.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04
THE TRAGEDY ON BARD TIE
SOMERS.


The friends of young Sperrr, who was
executed. together with lwi seamcn, on
the 6rsr Instant. would have bren content
TO abide the investigation mich the laws
Of the country require 10 slfh cases, and
would hive trusted TO thai Justice which
our tribunals award 10 all e,lilIed 10 The
protection Of the Constitution and laws Of
the country. Various publications have
however appeared in the Ney York pa.
pcrs. aud copied into a pane Of extensive
circulation AT The Sea, Of Government.
giving VERSIONS Of The irausatiion. the ma.
lerials for which If not iho, eraious them.
selves, were obviously furnihed by some
ulirers who had q hand in Oh. bloody deed.
This is evident from their eoiaiuing some
facts which could be knows Only to those
oficers-bu, so perverted, o exaggerated
aud inlerspersed with SO much surmise.
aud so much downright faschood. as to
rvince the deep anxiety fell to make sure
of the first impression on The public mind.
An awful responsibility reslaon those Off
Gers. aud above all on their commander.
Without The least desire to render That res
possibility more hazardous f,an il now is.
i, is sill deemed an ACT Of simple aud
bare justice to The memoynf The slain,
10 soy that an examination Of the papers
transmitted by Commands Mackenzie
show these facts
Ist. That Acting Midshpman Spencer.
vas put 10 double irons sn the 25lh of
November. and the Boaswaiu's mate.
Samuel Cromwell, and seaman Elisha
Small on the day following, on a charge
of intended muliuy.
&C. That no disorder!o Of o muiinous
character appeared among the crew for the
four succeeding days that ahe weasel was
going with good breezes cpd 10 good wea.
ther towards the island BE- ST.. Thomas,
where she actually arrived and took in sup
plies nu some day besweep the LIST and 5Ih
of November.
Sd. That, on the 30,h Of November. the
opinion Of the officers we're required BY
Commander Mackenzie 40 10 the disnnsi.
,ion of The prisoners: lhai they appear to
have examined thirteen seaman 40 wit.
nesses to prove the alleged muiiuy. land
whu are therefore supposed innocent Of
any participation 10 i,,) which examina
lion was had. 10 lar as The papers chow, in
The absence of the ~prisaaers, and wnhou,
them an opportunity to cross ez.
the Witnesses or 10 make any ex-
plantations or defence. or 10 procure any
'estimnny in their W hehslE. These ofi
rers withnu, even the form Of a court. With
Dul the obligation os an oath. and upon The
ex parte secse, information, united in the
that The safety of the vessel re-
thai the prisouers ahould DO pu, to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

II We omitted in our last number to com.
mend TO the attention OF our readers the In
angural Address OF his Ezcellency Governor
Hammond. II is brief. bu, excellent. We
doubt not that Goverro II. viii! prove himself
worthy in every respec, of the elevated Office
10 which he has been called by the people Of
this State.
We should have noticed last week. the fare.
wc!! Address Of Governor Richardson. on
leaving the Executive office. We desire not to
deal in the language Of panegy.ic. but we are
constrained to say. that the Address was ez.
cce'llnsly appropriate to the occasion which
called it forth. and tina: 1t is marked by a beau.
~ and chasteness o. style, winch wehaye rarel,
seen eqndlIed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

Melancholy AFray.-On Monday evening
Nixon. whilst, they were returning 10 their re.
spcc,ive homes, from this village. unfortunate.
" lad some difference. which resulted in the
death of Mr.. Tomkins. by Nixon shooting him
IN The Jeff temple, with o ball from q pistol.
Nixon has He'd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

His expenses III reaching South Caroli'
aa, were provided for by The State Tenn
prraa,e Socniy. II" - n poor man. with
a large lanrily il y, therefore rec"mmen-
ded 10 the friends Of temperance, whero
ever lie may labor. TO provide for ms sup
port, and /" mnkc soIGr rcns na lc com-
peusalisn for he line he loses from Tho
support of his family. by thus devoilnS
himself to he scsvicr Of temperance
joins RrLToa O'NEALL,
President Stale Temperance Society.
Dec. 18TH, 1892.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

III Il Is rumored in Washington ,ha,J. ii.
Porter. Of Pennsylvania, and broy,rs of Gov.
rurtcr. Is TO be nppoin,ed Secrs.sr. of War,
and the present incumbent Of that office, Mir.
Spencer, to be appointed Secretary oil the
Treasury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

u s. Seuasors.-The Hon. A. p. Bagby
was, on the 10Th ul... reelected United States
Senator, for Alabama, for SIX years from the
9Th Of March mex.
Sidney Brrese. Esq, has been elected L. s.
Senator. for ~Iilinois. for 4ix years from the 4th
of March next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

Ncc Medical Lurnai-Wc have received
The fiat No. Of n new Medical Periodical. pub
li-!cd in Forsyth, Geo., entitled Southern
Bo,tunico Mcdica! College Journal" by Har
us 4 Johnson, Printers, and edited by L. Bank.
son. II. Quinn. and IT,. Hand. The Journal
contains l6 octave pages. monthly. on fine pa
per, at the reasonable price OF one dollar per
year, in adranec. We hope our readers who
arc fond Of obtaining knowledge IN the Thomp.
sonIan Practice Of Medicine, will give the pub
fishers a helping hand, in the way ofsahscribing
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

Correa,on.-In copying the Advertisement,
and remarks Of the Hamburg Journal. relative
To the distance from Dc!aughler's Bridge To
augusta. it was stated to DO ISL miles. when
it should have been l41 miles. We request
those editors who copied the article from this
paper 10 please notice i.
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II. CHAMBERLAIN. Esq
Col. J. +. DoskLD.
Col, J. w. LANG.

GEORGIA LE Re.
Pho preamble and res oduced in
to the Senate by Dir. La uatinr Mr.
Calhoun for the Preside ,cy a thai BODY
by q Ginjoriy OF six-ih KIN, an voting
against them Of co1rse " majority Of
the democratic paryi rl,t 4 stature are
undoubtedly in favor U ~ ,uu. as an
pears from the choice o nct.. 10 the M
tiuuul Convention.
From Tie augusta 7=..s,at snlist.
MrLL laEss, Der. 10.
DEMOCRATIC &c.
At an adjourned NEE members of
the Legislature and nth Democratic
Party held in the Repre- p .IaII, in Nil.
ledseviile. OH Monday a 9th inst. on
motion OF Gen. Peter .. 81 oise Gray Of
Jones county. was cal r. chair. aud
John II Dysuu, t.sq- IS Cd 20 act rs
Secretary.
Gen. Smith. VI Bib. :, following.
which wcrr adopted:
ke.oired That tins mftl.rs p ,cced IN 60
Ieci len suitable persons 10 rsp n, the State
of Georgia in such Man ~ ,~yen,ion as
muy be held by the Den t-9z- ,arty of the
United states for the pr rpg oi nominatiuo
candidates for the Presrisro- w~hereupon
the following gentlemen ..rcted:
EdwardJ Bluck. ofSctif .ay,d J.. Ban.
ley. OF Butts; WalrerT .,qiiu. Of Musco.
gee; Solomon Cohen. Of Chaham; Howell
Cobb. OF Clark: Mark A. Copper. Of Hall:
trnuris II Cote. OF Greene ;John n. How.
ard. o! Muscogec; John Lansr. of BIB
Charles npnldi"g. Of McEutus.
And b. IT further Resolved. that a commit
tee of three be appointed to iipr;m lho.e indl.
viduuis ri their selection 81 attnd said Nation.
al Conveniica: whereupon ihi following gen
l!emen were mmed rs that ea,miree-Gen.
William G.. Smith, of Bibb:Col. Fleming
Jordan. o.! Jasper; and Col Eiah Clastaln,
OF Gilmer.
And be il further Resolved, fha, N case one
or more nj the Individuals wh6,ave been SC.
iected as delegates. shonld aecf,s, or a yucau-
cy occur in any other manner. he committee
named in the fourth resoluiion,be authorized
to fl said vacancies.
The meeting then adjourned
JAMES GRAY Chairman.
Jso. II. DYsos, Secretary
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u We thankfully acknowledge the rcceip,
Of number Of Public Documents, from the
Hon. r. w. Pickrns.
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temperance .Adroeah.-rhe Editorial Chair
OF this valuable rnperis filed by the Rev. VIM.
Martin. vice the Rev. Julins DuDosc, resigned.